Predicting Enemy's Actions Improves Commander Decision-Making
π Description
2006 CCRTS The State of the Art and The State of the Practice Reading the Mind of the Enemy: Predictive Analysis a nd Command Effectiveness Topics: C2 Analysis C2 Experimentation C2 Modeling and Simulation Cognitive Domain Issues Michael Ownby, Dr. Alexander Kott Point of Contact Michael Ownby Solers, Inc. 1611 N. Kent St Arlington VA 22209 571-218-4272, F703-741-7847 [email address redacted] Distribution Statemen t ?A? (Approved for Public Release, Distribution Unlimited) 2 Abstract The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Real-time Adversarial Intelligence and Decision-making (RAID) program is investigating the feasibility of ?reading the mind of the enemy? ? to estimate and anticipate, in real-time, the enemy?s likely goals, deceptions, actions, movements and positions. This program focuses specifically on urban battles at echelons of battalion and below. The RAID program leverages approximate game-theore...
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| Vibey Doom | proposed: up | Always |
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"Advances our understanding of AI safety"
"Academic research release"
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