Mathematical Approaches to Crime Data Analysis: Enhancing Evaluation and Prevention Strategies

Mathematical Approaches to Crime Data Analysis: Enhancing Evaluation and Prevention Strategies

Ms. Mansi Nadiyadra1, Ms. Dhruvika Jadav1, Mr. Tushar Mandanaka2

Teaching Assistant, School of Engineering, P P Savani University1

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering, P P Savani University2

Abstract: - Crime data analysis is crucial for assessment and prevention. This research study examines mathematical techniques to crime data analysis to find effective ways to identify crime trends and design effective preventative methods. The report opens with an overview of the situation, noting rising crime rates and the need for new analysis. Crime data analysis's historical backdrop, mathematical and statistical methods, technical advances, and theoretical frameworks are covered in a thorough literature review. The study covers data collection, preprocessing, analytical technique selection, model assessment, and validation. Crime data interpretation is tested using predictive modelling, geographical analysis, clustering, classification, and network analysis. Case studies show successful implementations and compare methods. The discussion part discusses the results, crime prevention techniques, and limits and obstacles. Future research suggestions are given. This study summarizes major themes, policy consequences, and future prospects, adding to crime data analytic expertise. This study uses mathematical methods to help law enforcement and policymakers improve crime prevention.

Keywords: - Crime Data Analysis, Mathematical Approaches, Predictive Modelling, Spatial Analysis, Crime Prevention Strategies