Area XI. Methodology / 80. Advances in Quantitative Methods

Explainable AI for Crime Prediction in São Paulo: Addressing Underreporting and Crimes of Opportunity - CANCELLED - Victor Hugo Barella, University of São Paulo; Priscylla Maria Da Silva Sousa, Universidade de São Paulo; Luis Gustavo Nonato, University of São Paulo

Improving Early Detection of High-Risk Behavioral Crises Through Natural Language Processing - Ana Ortiz Salazar, Seattle Police Department

Victim Decision-Making Models: Rationales for Justifying Victims’ Non-Reporting of Stalking – A Machine Learning Approach - Sujung Cho, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Rasheed B. Ibrahim, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

The Interpretability-Accuracy Trade-Off in Crime Prediction: A Practitioner's Perspective - Gaspard Tissandier, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice; Alejandro Gimenez Santana, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice

Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Models Increasingly Transform Criminology by Forecasting Criminal Behaviour - Maria Angeli, Independent Researcher

Gaspard Tissandier, Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice