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Table 3 (continued) U=undefined or unclear information * No: Reference number of the paper that are used in Fig. 5

Table 3 (continued) U=undefined or unclear information * No: Reference number of the paper that are used in Fig. 5

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Fig. 1 The three phases of the study selection process: identification, screening, and eligibility
Fig. 1 The three phases of the study selection process: identification, screening, and eligibility
Table 1 Data items analyzed at different study stages
Table 1 Data items analyzed at different study stages
Table 2 A summary of the papers’ general characteristics such as journal or conference, country of study area, institution, and scientific discipline of the first author
Table 2 A summary of the papers’ general characteristics such as journal or conference, country of study area, institution, and scientific discipline of the first author
Table 3 An overview of the 32 selected papers with information about the space and time of the research, the crime data, and forecasting details
Table 3 An overview of the 32 selected papers with information about the space and time of the research, the crime data, and forecasting details
Table 4 Top four proposed, best proposed, and baseline methods applied in the 32 selected papers
Table 4 Top four proposed, best proposed, and baseline methods applied in the 32 selected papers
Fig. 4 Comparable surveillance plots for evaluation metrics visualization in space (using dummy data). a ROC-like accuracy curve, b PAI curve, and ¢ Hit rate curve
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Fig.5 Overview of forecasting methods (see “Spatial crime forecasting methods" section) and their performance evaluation (see “Considerations when analysing forecasting performance’ section) linked to the 32 selected papers. The papers’ references linked to their number are shown in Table 3. The letter m denotes an evaluation metric. The letter“U” denotes an undefined item
Fig.5 Overview of forecasting methods (see “Spatial crime forecasting methods" section) and their performance evaluation (see “Considerations when analysing forecasting performance’ section) linked to the 32 selected papers. The papers’ references linked to their number are shown in Table 3. The letter m denotes an evaluation metric. The letter“U” denotes an undefined item
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