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February 14, 2016

 safeparking

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February 14, 2016
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  1. Finding  safe  parking  can  be  challenging     In  Chicago,

     ~24,000  car  related  crimes  per  year    
  2. Finding  safe  parking  can  be  challenging     In  Chicago,

     ~24,000  car  related  crimes  per  year     Half  of  the  crime  à  top  20%  riskiest  locaCons      
  3. Historical  Vehicle  Crimes     Kernel  Density  Es>ma>on   (KDE)

      +    2  Point  Correla>on   Risk  Map    
  4. d   Length  scale  ~  250m  (a  few  blocks)  

    è  Crime  tend  to  happen  closer  to   each  other  within  a  few  blocks!   Two  Point  Correla>on  Analysis    
  5. Do  crimes  tend  to  happen  at  certain  >me?    

      Yes!     Most  of  them  happen  when  you  are   having  fun   Periodicity  of   Crimes  (from   FFT):   •  0.5  day   •  1  day   •  7  days  
  6. d   Two  Point  Correla>on  Analysis     ij number

    of pairs in D and R is n ( n 1) / 2 and r ( r the clustering at the angular scale ✓ , count the num separations in the interval ✓ ± ✓/ 2. Let DD and RR and R , respectively. The ‘natural’ estimator of w ( ✓ ) i w1 = DD n ( n 1) / 2 RR r ( r 1) / 2 RR r ( r 1) / 2 = r ( r n ( n To reduce the e↵ect of statistical fluctuations in RR (say, 10) random fields, and use the average number h As shown by Landy & Szalay [2], w1 is biased (i.e. even when there is no clustering). A much better the cross-correlation statistic DR , that is the numbe ✓ ± ✓/ 2, with one point taken from D and the othe The Landy–Szalay estimator is then computed as2 DD 2 DR RR r ( r 1) / 2 To reduce the e↵ect of statistical fluctuations (say, 10) random fields, and use the average nu As shown by Landy & Szalay [2], w1 is bias even when there is no clustering). A much the cross-correlation statistic DR , that is the ✓ ± ✓/ 2, with one point taken from D and t The Landy–Szalay estimator is then computed w3 = DD n ( n 1) / 2 2 DR nr + RR r ( r 1) / 2 RR r ( r 1) / 2 = It is advisable to replace RR and DR by the m In the actual calculations, DD , RR , and D counting the number of pairs in m bins of number of pairs with 0 < ✓  ✓ , DD (2) the on, up to DD ( n ), which is the number of pair