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United States of America Gun violence Dataset

This report provides a detailed analysis of US gun violence data collected from 2013 to 2018, aiming to better understand the hazards of US gun culture. The analysis integrates information on age groups, gender, states, locations, as well as socioeconomic data such as population, per‑capita income, and unemployment rates to predict the most dangerous and safest states. Additionally, the report attempts to forecast which months and weekdays are more dangerous or safer for citizens, generating a risk score to predict the safest month, day, and state.

Source
github
Created
Aug 6, 2020
Updated
Aug 7, 2020
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Availability
Linked source ready
Overview

Dataset description and usage context

US Gun Violence Dataset Analysis

Dataset Overview

  • Topic: US Gun Violence
  • Time Span: 2013–2018
  • Analysis Objective: Deeply understand US gun culture and predict which states are most dangerous and safest, as well as which months and weekdays are more dangerous or safer for citizens.

Data Content

  • Basic Information: Age groups, gender, state, location, etc.
  • Additional Parameters: Population, per‑capita income, unemployment rate

Analysis Methodology

  • Detailed Analysis: In‑depth analysis combining basic information and additional parameters
  • Predictive Model: Use socioeconomic data to predict state safety
  • Risk Score: Assign appropriate weights to attributes to generate a risk score, forecasting safety for specific times (months, weekdays) and locations

Code Access Steps

  1. Clone the repository: git clone <this-repo>
  2. Open the .ipynd file: open it in any code editor to learn more about the predictive analysis code usage.
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