Risk model
Explore how CrimeDB's model of victimization and propensity changes across a set of parameters: place, age, sex, and other traits. It describes groups of people, not any one person, and not you.
The parameters stay in this browser. CrimeDB never receives them. Every parameter except ZIP is optional.
What the model will show
A person aged 25 to 34 in Harris County, Texas.
One sourced fact per parameter. A blank parameter uses the rate for everyone.
- ZIP: 77002Reported crime and trend at ZIP, city, county, state, and national level, and which agency covers the ZIP.
- Age: 25 to 34The age group's violent and robbery victimization rate (NCVS, national), and robbery victims of this age in the county (NIBRS).
- Sex: Not setThe group's victimization rate and its share of intimate-partner violence (NCVS).
- Sexual identity: Not setThe group's violent victimization rate (NCVS, national), and hate crimes with the matching bias reported by the agency covering the ZIP (NIBRS).
- Race: Not setThe group's victimization rate (NCVS) and robbery victim rate in the county (NIBRS).
- Occupation: Not setThe workplace violence rate for the field (BJS, NCVS).
- Student: Not setCollege-age student versus non-student victimization rate (BJS, NCVS).
- Marital status: SingleThe group's victimization rate (NCVS).
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The figures appear once the NCVS and NIBRS tables are loaded.
Propensity, on trial
Published offending rates for the chosen age, sex, and race, multiplied together, shown with and without race. It is a group figure, not a trained score, and not a prediction about any person. It appears on this page only. The per-capita offender section of the robbery insight shows the group rates it is built from.
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Appears once the offending tables are loaded.