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Analyzing Crime in Los Angeles

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21 reviews
Updated 10/2024
Find out when and where crime is most likely to occur, along with the types of crimes commonly committed in LA.
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Project Description

Los Angeles, California, attracts people from all over the world, offering lots of opportunities, not always of the good kind!

In this project, you'll serve as a data detective, supporting the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in analyzing crime data to guide how they should allocate resources to protect the people of their city!

Project Tasks

  1. 1
    Answer crime questions for the LAPD.

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Data ManipulationExploratory Data Analysis
George Boorman HeadshotGeorge Boorman

Curriculum Manager, DataCamp

George is a Curriculum Manager at DataCamp. He holds a PGDip in Exercise for Health and BSc (Hons) in Sports Science and has experience in project management across public health, applied research, and not-for-profit sectors. George is passionate about sports, tech for good, and all things data science.
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  • Nataliya K.
    19 days

    I enjoyed the project a lot!

  • Manish C.
    about 1 month

    it's a good interactive learning

  • Ileana R.
    2 months

    Great project! Looking forward to more!

  • Zakaria B.
    2 months

    Bare in mind, it was not clear that the hours (originally put as: '1200' for 12pm) has to be put to the integer 12 ('12:00' until '12:59').

  • Boguk K.
    3 months

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"I enjoyed the project a lot!"

Nataliya K.

"it's a good interactive learning"

Manish C.

"Great project! Looking forward to more!"

Ileana R.

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