Modeling behavior data in security and defense applications.
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Abbott, Robert G.↗
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Validation data for models of cryogenic hydrogen releases and flames.
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Hecht, Ethan↗
Data Visualization Saliency Model: A Tool for Evaluating Abstract Data Visualizations Supplemental Materials.
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Matzen, Laura E.↗
Scalable Uncertainty Quantification: Exploiting Structure in Models and Data.
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Safta, Cosmin↗
Data-driven model reduction using sparse Bayesian learning: Application to nonlinear aeroelastic system.
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Sandhu, Rimple↗
Optimizing for KNL Usage Models When Data Doesn't Fit in MCDRAM.
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Berry, Jonathan W.↗
Data Science for Material Science - A Database, Data-driven Modeling and Visualization Approach
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Ahrens, James Paul↗
Infrasound Source Modeling and Data Inversion using Coupled Seismo-Acoustic Simulations.
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Poppeliers, Christian↗
Quantitative risk assessment of LH2 systems: data and model needs.
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Hecht, Ethan↗
Infrasound Source Modeling and Data Inversion Using Coupled Seisms-Acoustic Simulations.
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Poppeliers, Christian↗
Predicting Arctic Sea Ice Concentration with Data-Driven Models.
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Peterson, Matthew Gregor↗
A Simulation-Oblivious Data Transport Model for Flexible In Transit Visualization.
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Usher, Will↗
Attrition Modeling and Data Science: A Real-World Application of Logistic Regression Via A Masked Business Problem.
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Kemp, Emily↗
Data-driven model generation for deception defence of cyber-physical environments
Cyber-physical systems have the potential to greatly improve both the economic and the environmental efficiency of our current infrastructure. However, the necessary fusing of the cyber world with the physical world that results from these technologies also creates a host of new attack opportunities. In this work, we discuss how deception can be employed to effectively defend these systems.
Nowak, Kathleen E.↗