Crime data mining: a general framework and some examples
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Gang Wang | Yi Qin | Hsinchun Chen | Jennifer Jie Xu | Michael Chau | Wingyan Chung | G. Wang | Hsinchun Chen | M. Chau | J. Xu | Wingyan Chung | Yi Qin
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