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| 214 * ! | Mon, 8/4/2014, 2:00 PM - 3:50 PM | CC-102B | |
| Predictive Policing — Topic Contributed Papers | |||
| Section on Statistical Learning and Data Mining | |||
| Organizer(s): Cynthia D. Rudin, MIT | |||
| Chair(s): Tong Wang, MIT | |||
| 2:05 PM | Learning to Detect Patterns of Crime — Cynthia D. Rudin, MIT ; Tong Wang, MIT ; Dan Wagner, Cambridge Police Department ; Rich Sevieri, Cambridge Police Department | ||
| 2:25 PM | Point Process Models on Networks — Andrea Bertozzi, University of California, Los Angeles | ||
| 2:45 PM | Measuring the Effect of the Experience of Incarceration on Reoffending — Daniel Nagin, Carnegie Mellon ; Jose Zubizarreta, Columbia University | ||
| 3:05 PM | Forecasting Intimate Partner Violence to Inform Law Enforcement Interventions — Richard Berk, University of Pennsylvania ; Charles Loeffler, University of Pennsylvania | ||
| 3:25 PM | Kernel Space-Time Interaction Tests for Identifying Leading Indicators of Crime — Seth Flaxman ; Daniel Neill, Carnegie Mellon ; Alex Smola, Carnegie Mellon | ||
| 3:45 PM | Floor Discussion | ||
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