Search Results for "crime analysis"

Code Maat is a command-line tool for analyzing version-control systems (Git, SVN, etc.) to uncover code health insights—development hotspots, author coupling, and temporal change metrics. Created by Adam Tornhill, it supports research in behavioral code analysis and is often paired with his books like Code as a Crime Scene and Software Design X‑Rays.

The application Crimeblips provides up-to-date crime statistics for Berlin (Germany). It maps and visualizes crimes, allowing users to identify crime hot spots, trends and general patterns. Bayesian algorithms are used to extract relevant information.

...It helps organizations analyze complex structured and unstructured data, uncover hidden relationships, and transform fragmented information into actionable intelligence. The platform supports big data and machine learning in defence, smart policing, predictive policing, crime analysis, case management for law enforcement, and operational decision-making. With advanced link analysis, entity resolution, pattern detection, and knowledge graph capabilities, IntelliView helps analysts connect people, places, devices, events, transactions, and activities across large datasets. IntelliView can also work with a secure conversational AI platform, enabling users to query data, summarize case material, and extract insights using natural language.