Titlebook: Intelligence and Security Informatics; European Conference, Daniel Ortiz-Arroyo,Henrik Legind Larsen,Gerhard W Conference proceedings 2008

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Intelligent Social Network Modeling and Analysis for Security Informaticsn of social network modeling by introducing ideas from fuzzy sets and related granular computing technologies. We approach this extension in a number of ways. One is with the introduction of fuzzy graphs representing the networks. This allows a generalization of the types of connection between nodes

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Locating Key Actors in Social Networks Using Bayes’ Posterior Probability Frameworkeir successful use. However, modeling of covert, terrorist or criminal networks through social graph dose not really provide the hierarchical structure of such networks because these networks are composed of leaders and followers. It is possible mathematically, for some graphs to estimate the probab

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Computational Modeling of Criminal Activityvel ideas and tools for crime investigations as well as experimental platforms for decision support in evidence-based policy making. We present here a comprehensive computational framework for modeling of criminal behavior to facilitate systematic experimental studies of a wide range of criminal act

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SPYWatch, Overcoming Linguistic Barriers in Information Managementluable. Up to 80% of electronic data is textual and most valuable information is often encoded in pages which are neither structured, nor classified. The process of accessing all these raw data, heterogeneous for language used, and transforming them into information is therefore inextricably linked

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Dissecting the Meaning of an Encrypted Message: An Approach to Discovering the Goals of an Adversaryuld be exchanged to achieve communicative goals. There has been a great deal of literature on the formal verification of cryptographic protocols, where the emphasis is on finding attacks that compromise the security of a given protocol. However, in the context of intelligence analysis, simply determ

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