Abstract
AbstractA crime, often known as a criminal offence, is an act that harms not just people but also a community, society, or state. Every second, a large number of crimes occur in various locations, patterns, and times, and the number continues to rise. Murder, retaliation, theft, rape, kidnapping, and burglary are only a few examples of many sorts of crimes. As a result, it’s critical to recognise various reasons and criminal patterns. This study examines how machine learning algorithms may be created and analysed to classify crimes as high, medium, or low based on real-time parameters such as single parent crime, health, and crime rate, punished crime.KeywordsSingle parent crimeHealth factorCrime ratePunished crime
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