Identifying Culprits Through Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient Deep Learning Investigation

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Authors Lata B T, Savitha N J arXiv ID 2605.14774 Category cs.AI: Artificial Intelligence Citations 0 Venue Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications, https://www.philstat.org/index.php/MSEA/article/view/2953, ISSN: 2094-0343
Abstract
In the world of AI and advanced technologies investigation aspects identification of a crime or criminal plays a major problem. In this research we focus on a Conventional ways of implicating criminal investigations usually rely on limited data analysis. Finding an optimal and efficient method that will effectively identify criminals from complex datasets and minimise false positives and false negatives is the considered as a challenge. The main novelty approach of this work is based on the deep learning algorithm Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient (DDPG) is presented in this paper. We train the DDPG model with a dataset of crime scene material, witness statements and suspect profiles. The algorithm uses features to maximise the likelihood of identifying the offender while minimising the noise impact and irrelevant data. We show the efficacy of the proposed method, where DDPG identified criminals with an amazing accuracy of 95% than other several existing methods.
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