Enhanced Crime Prediction Project Report
Enhanced Crime Prediction Project Report
3. Dataset Overview
The dataset includes records of various crimes against women in India from 2001 to 2014.
Key attributes in the dataset include:
- STATE/UT: Name of the state or union territory.
- Year: Year of the recorded incident.
- Crime Types: Includes Rape, Kidnapping and Abduction, Dowry Deaths, etc.
Data Source: Publicly available government records and databases.
6. Methodology
This section describes the steps and techniques used in the project. Visualization tools such
as Matplotlib and Seaborn were employed for trends, while machine learning algorithms
like ARIMA, K-Means Clustering, and Random Forest were applied for forecasting,
clustering, and classification.
7. Results
The results indicate increasing crime trends over time for most states. High-risk regions
were identified through clustering, and classification models achieved a high accuracy of
87%, effectively categorizing high-risk areas.
8. Conclusion
This project demonstrates the potential of machine learning in crime prediction and
analysis. The predictive models created can assist law enforcement agencies in optimizing
their resource allocation and improving public safety.
9. References
Government crime records.
Documentation for ARIMA and Random Forest in Python.
Research articles on crime prediction using machine learning.