Design and implementation of an anomaly detection system for the Virginia State Police

The VSP and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) use crime reports to make decisions regarding resource allocation. To the extent the data in these reports are flawed, bad decisions will be made. Furthermore, VSP crime analysts currently spend more time than they would like locating and amendin...

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Main Authors: Goodnight, J.W., Shah, T.J., Jakobovits, M.C., Fromm, B.C., Brown, D.E., Conklin, J.H.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Decision making
Design engineering
Drugs
Frequency
Injuries
Resource management
Systems engineering and theory
Testing
USA Councils
Weapons
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Summary:The VSP and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) use crime reports to make decisions regarding resource allocation. To the extent the data in these reports are flawed, bad decisions will be made. Furthermore, VSP crime analysts currently spend more time than they would like locating and amending data entry errors identified by the FBI. This reduces the time those analysts can spend on more mature analyses of criminal behavior.
DOI:10.1109/SIEDS.2008.4559675