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Capturing and Using Patterns for Evidence Detection

Papers from the 2006 AAAI Fall Symposium

Ken Murray and Ian Harrison, Program Cochairs

Technical Report FS-06-02
Published by The AAAI Press, Menlo Park, California

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Contents

Strategies for Hypothesis-Driven Recognition in Rule-Based Systems / 1
Benjamin P. Rode

Efficient Name Variation Detection / 8
Luther Karl Branting

Alias Detection in Malicious Environments / 14
Patrick Pantel

Scoring Hypotheses from Threat Detection Technologies / 21
Robert C. Schrag and Masami Takikawa

Scoring Alerts from Threat Detection Technologies / 29
Robert C. Schrag, Masami Takikawa, Paul Goger, and James Eilbert

A Position Paper: Value of Information for Evidence Detection / 37
David L. Roberts and Tina Eliassi-Rad

Matching Structure and Semantics: A Survey on Graph-Based Pattern Matching / 45
Brian Gallagher

CADRE: A System for Reasoning over Very Large Datasets / 54
Daniel F. Bostwick, Daniel B. Hunter, and Nicholas J. Pioch

Key Elements of an Evidence Detection System / 62
Jimmy Wan, Melanie Moy, Tim Darr, Thayne Coffman, Jim Snyder, Morgan Hollinger, and Braxton Thomason

Using an Episodic Memory Module for Pattern Capture and Recognition / 68
Dan Tecuci and Bruce Porter

Flexible Semantic Matching for Link Analysis: A Proposal / 74
Peter Z. Yeh, Bruce Porter, and Ken Barker

Tracking Quantity Fluctuations Using STT / 77
Robert C. Kahlert, Ben Rode, David Baxter, Michael Witbrock, Ken Forbus, Larry Birnbaum, Purvesh Shah, Dave Schneider, Kathy Panton, Alan Belasco, and David Crabbe

Fast Abductive Reasoning over Ontologies / 85
Daniel M. Davenport and Ray Hill

Using Lightweight NLP and Semantic Modeling to Realize the Internet's Potential as a Corporate Radar / 91
Alex Kass and Christopher Cowell-Shah

Presentation of Information for Link Analysis / 99
Jerome Thomere and Michael Wolverton

Issues in Algorithm Characterization for Link Analysis / 105
Michael Wolverton, Ian Harrison, and David Martin

The NFL Coaching Network: Analysis of the Social Network among Professional Football Coaches / 112
Andrew Fast and David Jensen

Pattern Recognition for Cognitive Performance Modeling / 120
Craig Haimson and Stacy Lovell

Event Recognition in Airborne Motion Imagery / 127
J. B. Burns, Christopher I. Connolly, J. F. Thomere, and M. J. Wolverton

Organizing Data for Link Analysis / 134
Ted Senator and John Cheng

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