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Spatial-Temporal Augmentation for Crime Prediction (Student Abstract)

AAAI 2024 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Spatio-temporal predictive modeling · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes STAug, a spatial-temporal augmented learning framework for crime prediction that combines a Mixup-style CrimeMix augmentation with attention-based spatial-temporal aggregation over region-crime-type graphs.

Problem

Crime prediction on grid-scale regions is hampered by sparse and uncertain historical crime data, which limits model generalization.

Approach

Adapts Mixup to crime tensors (CrimeMix) to synthesize training samples for robustness, and pairs it with multi-head attention over crime types plus graph propagation over spatial and temporal neighbor edges.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use STAug instead of ST-DPLCrime prediction · NYC-Crimesmicro-F1: 0.6465 -> 0.6573Helped
Use STAug instead of ST-DPLCrime prediction · NYC-Crimesmacro-F1: 0.6413 -> 0.6567Helped
Use STAug instead of ST-DPLCrime prediction · Chicago-Crimesmicro-F1: 0.7237 -> 0.7361Helped
Use STAug instead of ST-DPLCrime prediction · Chicago-Crimesmacro-F1: 0.7296 -> 0.7356Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: NYC-Crimes Chicago-Crimes

Benchmarks: NYC-Crimes Chicago-Crimes

Metrics: micro-F1 macro-F1

Baselines: DeepCrime ST-SHN ST-DPL

Builds on: Mixup ST-SHN ST-DPL

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