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MiTAP for Biosecurity: A Case Study
Damianos, Laurie, Ponte, Jay, Wohlever, Steve, Reeder, Florence, Day, David, Wilson, George, Hirschman, Lynette
MITAP (MITRE text and audio processing) is a prototype system available for monitoring infectious disease outbreaks and other global events. MITAP focuses on providing timely, multilingual, global information access to medical experts and individuals involved in humanitarian assistance and relief work. Multiple information sources in multiple languages are automatically captured, filtered, translated, summarized, and categorized by disease, region, information source, person, and organization. Critical information is automatically extracted and tagged to facilitate browsing, searching, and sorting. The system supports shared situational awareness through collaboration, allowing users to submit other articles for processing, annotate existing documents, post directly to the system, and flag messages for others to see. MITAP currently stores over 1 million articles and processes an additional 2,000 to 10,000 daily, delivering up-to-date information to dozens of regular users.
Training and Using Disciple Agents: A Case Study in the Military Center of Gravity Analysis Domain
Tecuci, Gheorghe, Boicu, Mihai, Marcu, Dorin, Stanescu, Bogdan, Boicu, Cristina, Comello, Jerome
Originally introduced them together in a synergistic manner has resulted by Clausewitz in his classical work On in faster progress for each of them. War (1976), the center of gravity is now understood Moreover, it offers a new perspective on how to as representing "those characteristics, capabilities, combine research in AI with research in a specialized or localities from which a military domain and with the development force derives its freedom of action, physical and deployment of prototype systems in education strength, or will to fight" (Joint Chiefs of Staff and practice.
A Review of the Twenty-Second SOAR Workshop
Ritter, Frank E., Councill, Isaac G.
SOAR is one of the oldest and largest AI development efforts, starting formally in 1983. It has also been proposed as a unified theory of cognition (Newell 1990). Most of its current development is as an AI programming language, which was evident at the Twenty-Second SOAR Workshop held at Soar Technology near the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on 1-2 June 2002.
AI in the News
Digital Warriors -- Artificial Intelligence the group sought white papers included: a Time. May Help Spot Future Terrorism Attacks. The have the time to follow developments in patterns and spot trouble. But he is catching up. says a well-designed computer program "Scientists at Kingston University The first corporate board Walesa, 58, has can do what humans do, and maybe even in London have developed software agreed to join is that of NuTech Solutions, do a better job at it. '[It's] the same as a able to anticipate if someone is about to a closely held company founded three '[It] investigates years ago in Charlotte, N.C., by a pair of It works by examining images coming leads, forms hypotheses, and narrows Polish immigrants. The software, called Cromatica, FBI's Most Wanted: New IT Priorities joined NuTech primarily because he is passionate And if it is 2002 (zdnet.com.com). "On NBC's'Meet which he is studying avidly.
Inferring Strategies for Sentence Ordering in Multidocument News Summarization
The problem of organizing information for multidocument summarization so that the generated summary is coherent has received relatively little attention. While sentence ordering for single document summarization can be determined from the ordering of sentences in the input article, this is not the case for multidocument summarization where summary sentences may be drawn from different input articles. In this paper, we propose a methodology for studying the properties of ordering information in the news genre and describe experiments done on a corpus of multiple acceptable orderings we developed for the task. Based on these experiments, we implemented a strategy for ordering information that combines constraints from chronological order of events and topical relatedness. Evaluation of our augmented algorithm shows a significant improvement of the ordering over two baseline strategies.
TALPS: The T-AVB Automated Load-Planning System
Because of military drawdowns and the need for additional transportation lift requirements, the United States Marine Corps developed a concept that enabled it to modify a commercial container ship to support deployed aviation units. However, a problem soon emerged in that there were too few people who were expert enough to do the unique type of planning required for this ship. Additionally, once someone did develop some expertise, it was time for him/her to move on, retire, or leave active duty. TALPS is now a fielded, certified application for Marine Corps aviation.
Interchanging Agents and Humans in Military Simulation
Heinze, Clinton, Goss, Simon, Josefsson, Torgny, Bennett, Kerry, Waugh, Sam, Lloyd, Ian, Murray, Graeme, Oldfield, John
The innovative reapplication of a multiagent system for human-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation was a consequence of appropriate agent-oriented design. The use of intelligent agents for simulating human decision making offers the potential for analysis and design methodologies that do not distinguish between agent and human until implementation. With this as a driver in the design process, the construction of systems in which humans and agents can be interchanged is simplified. The experiences gained from this process indicate that it is simpler, both in design and implementation, to add humans to a system designed for intelligent agents than it is to add intelligent agents to a system designed for humans.