Modeling the Social and Spatial Proximity of Crime: Domestic and Sexual Violence Across Neighborhoods

Keyphrases

• Spatial Proximity 100%
• Commuting 100%
• Social Proximity 100%
• Model Fitting 66%
• Detroit 66%
• Geographic Proximity 66%
• Arlington 66%
• Spatial Generalized Linear Mixed Model 66%
• Spatial Statistics 33%
• Michigan 33%
• Model Assumptions 33%
• Social Dynamics 33%
• Spatial Modeling 33%
• Virginia 33%
• Urban Areas 33%
• Model Complexity 33%
• Crime Type 33%
• American Community Survey 33%
• Prevention Efforts 33%
• Mean Absolute Error 33%
• Social Support Behaviors 33%
• Lag Error 33%
• Census Block 33%
• Innovative Methods 33%
• Urban Context 33%
• Besag 33%
• Social Support Resources 33%
• Urban Modeling 33%
• Urban Crime 33%
• Spatial Lag 33%
• Analytical Device 33%
• Comparison Criteria 33%
• Crime Prevention 33%
• CAR Model 33%
• Data Use 33%
• Modeling Approaches 33%

Social Sciences

• Mixed Model 100%
• Population Censuses 50%
• Social Support 50%
• Connectedness 50%
• Crime Prevention 50%
• Spatial Statistics 50%