Design of a Real-Time Crime Monitoring System using Machine Learning

Crime in public areas poses risks to individuals and society at large. Traditional crime prevention methods face significant hurdles in detecting and tracking crime. Furthermore, the influx of large volumes of data overwhelms security systems and personnel making security enforcement harder. However, technological innovations have positively influenced different fields, including public safety and crime prevention. This study introduces an innovative system for crime prediction and analysis using machine learning, designed to assist law enforcement in identifying criminals in public spaces. The system enables authorities to input detailed information about criminals, including facial data, which is used to train an advanced recognition model. The system's ability to provide accurate and timely alerts enhances the efficiency of law enforcement operations. This framework leverages state-of-the-art face recognition technology to offer a scalable and robust solution for crime prevention. By integrating machine learning algorithms with intelligent surveillance systems, the proposed approach addresses the growing need for proactive measures to ensure public safety. Further, this system also highlights the potential of technology to transform traditional crime detection methods, paving the way for smarter and more responsive law enforcement practices. Finally, the proposed system attained a 92% face detection accuracy score which was higher than existing approaches.

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2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/idciot64235.2025.10915091
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Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques
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Design of a Real-Time Crime Monitoring System using Machine Learning

C. Manikandan, A. Krishnaveni
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Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques
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Design of a Real-Time Crime Monitoring System using Machine Learning

C. Manikandan, A. Krishnaveni
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Abstract

Crime in public areas poses risks to individuals and society at large. Traditional crime prevention methods face significant hurdles in detecting and tracking crime. Furthermore, the influx of large volumes of data overwhelms security systems and personnel making security enforcement harder. However, technological innovations have positively influenced different fields, including public safety and crime prevention. This study introduces an innovative system for crime prediction and analysis using machine learning, designed to assist law enforcement in identifying criminals in public spaces. The system enables authorities to input detailed information about criminals, including facial data, which is used to train an advanced recognition model. The system's ability to provide accurate and timely alerts enhances the efficiency of law enforcement operations. This framework leverages state-of-the-art face recognition technology to offer a scalable and robust solution for crime prevention. By integrating machine learning algorithms with intelligent surveillance systems, the proposed approach addresses the growing need for proactive measures to ensure public safety. Further, this system also highlights the potential of technology to transform traditional crime detection methods, paving the way for smarter and more responsive law enforcement practices. Finally, the proposed system attained a 92% face detection accuracy score which was higher than existing approaches.

Karpagam Academy of Higher Education (IN)
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Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques
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