Unravelling State-wise Crime Patterns with Ensemble Machine Learning and Data Visualization for Public Safety

This study, detailed below, introduces a new method of handling crimes in particular states, using ensemble machine learning and data visualization techniques in particular, as a way to enhance public safety. Crime detection is a hard task for two concerns, the complexities of the crime and the enormity of the data. By means of random forest and AdaBoost ensemble learning techniques we can model sophisticated problems of the relationship between features such as crime data as a way to match predictions. The other point we stress is data visualization which allows us to comprehend the patterns and connections that have been derived from the ensemble learning process. In addition to the analysis of local crime data, the hybrid approach that we propose involves the inclusion of national crime data to make the identification of hidden crime patterns at state level possible. This move will enable the law enforcement agencies to gain a better understanding of the activities and to effectively respond to the crimes. The proposed methodology represents a, robust and efficient solution to statewise crime detection utilizing the advantages of machine learning and mapping tools.