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Story Construction in Intelligence AnalysisStory Construction in Intelligence AnalysisProject Team: Summer Adams, Avik Sinharoy, Neha Sugandh, Anushree Venkatesh & Ashok Goel The research issue is how might an interactive intelligence assistant abduce a coherent story from large amounts of data, where the data is heterogenous, constantly evolving, and often conflicting. Here is a screenshot of the interactive reasoner and story-editor tool in action: ![]() Goals: 1. Develop computational techniques for recognizing story plots connecting (apparently isolated) events 2. Recognize story plots early enough to make useful predictions about future (and past) events Data:
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The image below represents a story pattern that has been invoked in the STAB system based on input from news stories from the VAST data set. STAB is designed to recognize story plots connecting (apparently isolated) events and to use the plots to make predictive hypotheses about future events. IMAGE function cannot find the upload. Stab toolSetting up StabStab in Action Issue Tracking Stab Editor Design Usability Study Publications This research is supported by a grant from the Department of Homeland Security's NVAC Program and is one of a number of projects from the Southeastern Regional Visualization and Analytics Center.
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