M. Okmi

M. Okmi
University of Malaya | UM

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Figure 3. The four-phase flow diagram for the selection of papers.
Figure 13. Taxonomy of research literature in mobile phone data.
Figure 14. The proposed system model for detecting criminal behaviors.
Set of parameters that were applied at the identification phase to...
+1 Top 10 most cited articles and reviews.
A Systematic Review of Mobile Phone Data in Crime Applications: A Coherent Taxonomy Based on Data Types and Analysis Perspectives, Challenges, and Future Research Directions
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  • Apr 2023
Digital technologies have recently become more advanced, allowing for the development of social networking sites and applications. Despite these advancements, phone calls and text messages still make up the largest proportion of mobile data usage. It is possible to study human communication behaviors and mobility patterns using the useful informati...
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Figure 1. General concept of criminal activity detection.
Figure 2. Network visualization of applications in mobile phone data.
Figure 3. The distribution of machine learning algorithms (a) and deep...
Prior research on human activities and land use based on mobile phone data.
+4 List of applications, methods, and features used in criminology based...
Mobile Phone Data: A Survey of Techniques, Features, and Applications
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  • Jan 2023
Due to the rapid growth in the use of smartphones, the digital traces (e.g., mobile phone data, call detail records) left by the use of these devices have been widely employed to assess and predict human communication behaviors and mobility patterns in various disciplines and domains, such as urban sensing, epidemiology, public transportation, data...
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