Effects of Trust analysis on pattern Recognition

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Effects of Trust analysis on pattern
Recognition Group Members
1. Amritpal Singh
2. Lokesh Madan 3. Mohammad Shakil
4. Nitin Gupta
5. Akash Haswani
Project Guide Vesile Evrim
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Project Goals

• Creating a simulation to analyze the Effects of
  Trust on the Pattern Detection Process.
• To develop more customized results based on
  
• - User Type
• - Event Type
• Analyze these results to find most trusted ones
  (basically resorting them)

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Our Approach

• Setting Goal Taxonomy of the Organization.
• Categorize the queries and see if they match the
  goals.
• Write two scenarios that uses the queries and
  goals.
• Analyze the trust criteria.
• 1) Context Analysis .
• 2) Trust Analysis.
• 3) Ontology Matching .
• Build or find domain ontology.
• Create environment for the application.
• Filter the information using pattern matching.
• Compare the results with other processes.

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What we have accomplished .
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Goal Taxonomy (DHS)

• Identity validation via data aggregation and name
  recognition.
• Anticipating attacks and profiling potential
  future perpetrators.
• The creation of virtual databases of images,
  documents, HTML, files, e-mail, and so on.
• Visually mapping who knows who and when and
  where have they been in contact.
• Aggregating, preparing, and mining data remotely
  over networks anywhere in the world.
• Detecting crimes associated with terrorism, such
  as identity theft, fraud, and money laundering.

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Scenario
Biological attacks in hospitals followed by
suicide bomber attack.

• Objective To paralyze the state of Florida and
  have an impact on the entire United States.
• Strategy To surreptitiously attack a key
  industryhealth careand overtly attack the
  retail industry.
• Plan Contaminate food at hospitals with
  substance containing smallpox virus. Then cause
  mayhem by detonating explosives.
• Conclusions Potential to cause USA to rapidly go
  into depression

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User Types

• Terrorist groups
• -- To update about the new groups and their
  strategies
• Environmentalist
• -- Effects of those hazards on the environment
  long term or short term effects.
• Top security professionals
• -- What kind of attacks they can expect in the
  coming future
• Psychiatrist
• -- To read the psychology of terrorism

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EVENT TYPES

• Chemical Attack
• Homeland Defense Attack
• Nuclear Attack
• Bio-Terrorism Attack
• Radiological Attack

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What do we expect to accomplish

• Analyze the trust criteria of the sources by
  pattern matching.
• Bring more customized results based on User type
  and Event type.