Learning Link Analysis with TXLEAN

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

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Learning Link Analysis with TXLEAN

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

#linkAnalysis #dataAnalytics #crimeAnalysis #powerBI #R #digitalInvestigations #OSINT #SOCMINT #HUMINT #socialEngineering #cyberInvestigations #intelligence #darkWeb #negativepid

Link analysis allows you to connect the elements of a crime (people, places, dates, facts, etc) on a visual chart. This helps you discover connections that are not obvious with other techniques. It's a powerful type of analysis that you can perform with many tools, like Power BI. Here, we have taken it up a notch and built custom code with R.

#linkAnalysis #crimeAnalysis #TXLEAN #PowerBI #R

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/
https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

Link analysis allows you to connect the elements of a crime (people, places, dates, facts, etc) on a visual chart. This helps you discover connections that are not obvious with other techniques. It's a powerful type of analysis that you can perform with many tools, like Power BI. Here, we have taken it up a notch and built custom code with R.

#linkAnalysis #crimeAnalysis #TXLEAN #PowerBI #R

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/
https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

Link analysis allows you to connect the elements of a crime (people, places, dates, facts, etc) on a visual chart. This helps you discover connections that are not obvious with other techniques. It's a powerful type of analysis that you can perform with many tools, like Power BI. Here, we have taken it up a notch and built custom code with R.

#linkAnalysis #crimeAnalysis #TXLEAN #PowerBI #R

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/
https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

Link analysis allows you to connect the elements of a crime (people, places, dates, facts, etc) on a visual chart. This helps you discover connections that are not obvious with other techniques. It's a powerful type of analysis that you can perform with many tools, like Power BI. Here, we have taken it up a notch and built custom code with R.

#linkAnalysis #crimeAnalysis #TXLEAN #PowerBI #R

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/
https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

Link analysis allows you to connect the elements of a crime (people, places, dates, facts, etc) on a visual chart. This helps you discover connections that are not obvious with other techniques. It's a powerful type of analysis that you can perform with many tools, like Power BI. Here, we have taken it up a notch and built custom code with R.

#linkAnalysis #crimeAnalysis #TXLEAN #PowerBI #R

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/
https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

Some months ago, we attended a training session held by TXLEAN (Texas Law Enforcement Agency Network) on link analysis to investigate crime series with Power BI.
It was very interesting, but what about investigating cybercrime? In this article, we took the analysis a step further and replicated link analysis with R.

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

#datascience #R #PowerBI #linkanalysis #crimeanalysis #cybecrime #investigations

Some weeks ago, we attended a training session held by TXLEAN (Texas Law Enforcement Agency Network) on link analysis to investigate crime series with Power BI.
It was very interesting, but what about investigating cybercrime? In this article, we took the analysis a step further and replicated link analysis with R.

https://negativepid.blog/learning-link-analysis-with-txlean/

#datascience #R #PowerBI #linkanalysis #crimeanalysis #cybecrime #investigations