During Michael Nutter's tenure as Mayor of Philadelphia from 2008-2016, the city partnered with Temple University and analyzed the City's crime data by location, perpetrator, and type of crime.
However, semantic processing has been restricted to rather shallow aspects, such as extraction of specific data concerning specific kinds of events from text (e.g., location, date, perpetrators, victims, etc., of terrorist bombings) or extraction of clusters of argument types, relational tuples, or paraphrase sets from text corpora.
They found that information about the location, time, perpetrator and victim helped to explain patterns of ransom kidnapping.
We use location, time, perpetrator and victim information to identify patterns of K&R incidents in three different time periods (2002, 2006, 2011).
Additional questions to identify locations and perpetrators are included and can be used to inform referrals for health, protection, and psychosocial services.
For example, understanding the location or perpetrator of a sexual violence event can quickly inform service providers as to whether the survivor is still at risk and in need of additional protection.
And references to Nazi death camps established decades ago in, say, German-occupied Poland should describe them that way, and not with a phrase like "Polish death camps" — an unfortunate construction that mixes up "the location and the perpetrators".
IBM did not release any details on which companies fell prey to the scheme or the location of the perpetrators.
Findings are presented by GBV type, locations and contexts, perpetrators, and barriers to reporting GBV.
In view of security risks, the adapted intake form, "Form A," does not note the location, identifier, or perpetrator information.
