Why do several authors point out that predictive policing does not represent a revolution in police activities? a. Police institutions have inves...
Why do several authors point out that predictive policing does not represent a revolution in police activities?
a. Police institutions have invested in the analysis of crime concentration patterns and preventive strategies since the 19th century, with algorithmic analyses being better described as an increment to these analyses.
b. Police officers cannot understand the results presented by prediction systems.
c. Research has indicated that crime has no pattern, making the analysis of little use.
d. Predictive policing systems are still only prototypes without practical use.
e. Tests demonstrate that the 'police nose', that is, experience about suspicion profiles, presents superior results.
a. Police institutions have invested in the analysis of crime concentration patterns and preventive strategies since the 19th century, with algorithmic analyses being better described as an increment to these analyses.
b. Police officers cannot understand the results presented by prediction systems.
c. Research has indicated that crime has no pattern, making the analysis of little use.
d. Predictive policing systems are still only prototypes without practical use.
e. Tests demonstrate that the 'police nose', that is, experience about suspicion profiles, presents superior results.
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Vários autores apontam que a polícia preditiva não representa uma revolução nas atividades policiais porque as instituições policiais já investem na análise de padrões de concentração de crimes e estratégias preventivas desde o século XIX, com análises algorítmicas sendo melhor descritas como um incremento a essas análises. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a letra A.
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