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Modern crime analysts have multiple tools at their disposal, including geographic profiling software and crime prediction software. This study uses said software to analyze data from descriptions of pirate attacks in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in the Caribbean. The results show significant similarities between historical pirates and modern criminals, but also point to important differences. Although both crime prediction and geographic profiling algorithms show a degree of accuracy, many pirates often changed their anchor point, making it difficult to find appropriate crime series. When searching for artifacts related to pirate activity, criminological tools might be helpful, but only if used carefully.

Geographic Profiling and Event Prediction for Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Pirates