2024年3月15日发(作者:高中数学试卷每题分)
Abstract
Thispaperpresentsonecasestudytoillustratehowprobabilitydistributionand
geneticalgorithmandgeographicalanalysisofserialcrimeconductedwithina
quesare
illustratedforpredictingthelocationoffuturecrimesandfordeterminingthepossible
residenceofoffendersbasedonthegeographicalpatternoftheexistingcrimesand
quantitativemethod,undthatsuchmethodsarerelativelyeasyto
implementwithinGISgivenappropriatedatabutrelyonmanyassumptionsregarding
offenders’omesuccesshasbeenachievedinapplyingthe
techniquesitisconcludedthatthemethodsareessentiallytheory-lessandlack
researchintotheevaluationofsuchmethodsandinthegeographic
behaviourofserialoffendersisrequiredinordertoapplysuchmethodsto
investigationswithconfidenceintheirreliability.
uction
ThisseriesofarmedrobberiesoccurredinPhoenix,Arizonabetween13September
and5December1999andincluded35robberiesoffastfoodrestaurants,hotelsand
enderswerenamedthe“Supersonics”bythePhoenixPolice
DepartmentRobberyDetailasthefirsttworobberieswereofSonicDrive-In
he35
th
robbery,theoffendersappeartohavedesistedfromtheir
asfortheoffendersto
targetbusinesseswheretheycouldeasilygainentry,pullonaskimaskorbandanna,
confrontemployeeswithaweapon,orderthemtotheground,emptythecashfroma
safeorcashregisterintoabagandfleeonfootmostlikelytoavehiclewaitingnearby.
Whileitappearsthattheoffendersoccasionallyworkedaloneorinpairs,theMO,
weaponsandwitnessdescriptionstendtosuggestagroupofatleastthreeoffenders.
Theobjectiveoftheanalysiswastousethegeographicdistributionofthecrimesto
predictthelocationofthenextcrimeinanareathatwassmallenoughtobesuitable
orkingwitha
popularcrimeanalysismanual(Gottleib,ArenbergandSingh,1994)itwasfoundthat
theprescribedmethodproducedtargetareassolargethattheywerenotoperationally
r,theapproachwasattractiveasitrequiredonlybasicinformationand
tifyareasthatweremoreusefulfor
the
RobberyDetail,itwasdecidedtouseasimilarapproachcombinedwithother
wasa“live”case,
newcrimesandinformationwereintegratedintotheanalysisasitcametohand.
tion
Inordertomodifythemodelexisted,weapplyserialnewassumptionstotheprinciple
retheassumptions:
alsprefersomethingaboutthelocationswherepreviouscrimeswere
.
Wesupposedthecriminalshaveagreateropportunitytoranawayiftheycommittedcommitted.
tion,thecriminalsprobably
choosepreviouskillsiteswheretheirtargetpotentialvictimsliveandwork.
2.
Offendersregarditsafertocrimeintheirpreviouskillsiteastimewent
truethatthesitewouldbeseverelymonitoredbypolicewhenashortterm
crimehappenedandconsequentlythecriminalwouldsufferariskofbeingarrestedin
entionedabove,thepolicewouldreducethefrequencyof
examiningthepreviouskillsitesastimewentby.
a
reasonableassumptionsinceitisprobablyinsecuretocrimeinthesitethatstaysfar
awayandthatcostsanamountofenergytoescapeandaddstheopportunitytobe
salsoimpossibletocrimeinthesite
near
result,wecanmeasureaoptimaldistanceinseriesperpetrations.
methatallthecaseinthemodelare
waythecriminalis
subjecttotheassumptionsmentionedaboveduetohisinsufficientpreparation.
\'
movementsunconstrained.
Becauseofthedifficultyoffindingreal-world5.
CriminalsCriminals\'
distancedata,weinvokethe“Manhattanassumption”:Thereareenoughstreetsandsidewalksina
sufficientlygrid-likepatternthatmovementsalongreal-worldmovementroutesisthesameas
“straight-line”monstratedthatacross
severaltypesofserialcrime,theEuclideanandManhattandistancesareessentially
interchangeableinpredictinganchorpoints.
dictionofthenextcrimesite
3.1Themeasureoftheoptimaldistance
Duetothefactthatthementaloptimaldistanceofthecriminalisrelatedtowhetherheisacareful
personornot,s,theoptimaldistancewill
r,suchdistanceshouldbereflectedonthedistancesofthe
ethatthecoordinatesofthencrimesitesisrespectively
(
x
1
,
y
1
)
、
(
x
2
,
y
2
)
、……、
(
x
n
,
y
n
)
,anddefinethedistancebetweenthe
i
th
crimesiteandthe
j
th
one
as
D
i,
j
.ThedistanceabovewefirstconsideritasEucliddistance,whichis:
D
i
,
j
=(
x
i
−
x
j
)
2
+(
y
i
−
y
j
)
2
Withthat,weareabletomeasurethedistancebetweenthe
n
th
crimesiteandthe
n-1
th
one
respectively.
Accordingtotheassumption2,thecriminalbelievesthattheearliercrimesiteshavebecamesafer
forhimtocommitacrimeagain,sowecandefinehismentaloptimaldistance,givingthesitesthe
weightsfromlittletomuchaccordingtowhentheoffenseshappenedintimesequence,as:
SD
=
∑
w
i
D
i
,
n
i
=1
n
−1
Satisfying
w
1
<
w
2
<......<
w
n
−1
,
w
i
=1
.Presumingthe
∑
i
=1
n
−1
i
th
crimehappensin
t
i
,which
ismeasuredbyweek,wecanhave
w
k
=
t
k
t
i
∑
i
=1
n
−1
.
SDcanreflectthecriminal\'smentalconditiontosomeextent,sowecanuseittopredictthe
mentaloptimaldistanceofthecriminalinthe
n
+1
th
eferringtothe
n
th
crimesite,
thecriminalisabletouseSDtoestimatetheoptimaldistanceinthenexttime,andwhilereferring
totherestcrimesites,,theoptimalsecurity
ofthe
i
th
crimesitecanbemeasuredasthefollowing:
SD
i
=
t
i
*
SD
n
t
n
3.2Themeasureoftheprobabilitydistribution
Giventhecrimesitesandlocation,wecanestimatetentativelytheprobabilitydensitydistribution
ofthefuturecrimes,whichequalstothatweaddsomesmallnormaldistributiontoeverysceneof
llnormaldistributionuses
theSDmentionedaboveasthemean,whichis:
(
r
i
−
SD
i
)
2
1
n
1
f
(
x
,
y
)=
∑
exp(−)
2
n
i
=1
2
πσ
2
σ
r
i
isdefinedastheEucliddistancebetweenthesitetothe
i
th
crimesite,andthestandard
differenceofthedeviationofthecriminal\'smentaloptimaldistanceisdefinedas
σ
,whichalso
reflectstheuncertaintyofthedeviationofthecriminal\'smentaloptimaldistance,involvesthe
cussionofthestandard
differenceisasfollowing:
3.3Thequantizationofthestandarddifference
Thestandarddifferenceisidentifiedaccordingtothefollowinggoal,whichis,everypredictionof
thenextcrimesiteaccordingtothecrimesiteswherethecrimeswerecommittedbeforeshould
vingtosatisfyingsuchoptimizationobjective,itis
d,wehavetousetheoptimized
solutionssearchingalgorithm,whichisgeneticalgorithm.
Figure1:TheDistributionofthePopulationoftheLastGeneration
Accordingtothefigure,thepopulationofthelastgenerationismostlyconcentratednear80,
whichisusedasthestandarddistanceandsubstitutedtothe*e*formula,weare
abletopredicttheprobabilitydensityofWhetherthezoneswillbethenextcrimesite.
Caseanalysis:
Figure2:Thepredictionofthe
5
th
crimesiteaccordingtothe4oneshappenedbefore
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