 One way is in instances where the neural network has grouped two or more specific crimes together that cannot be related to each other.The second way is in instances when classifications have been created that are irrelevant to the user; such as when a group is created to compare characteristics of multiple criminals involved in the same crime as opposed to a group that compares the characteristics of the crime itself.The first use of CSSCP was during a trial study in which statistics from three years of armed robbery cases were analyzed.