Information acquisition strategies for Bayesian network-based decision support

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Abstract

Determining how to utilize information acquisition resources optimally is a difficult task in the intelligence domain. Nevertheless, an intelligence analyst can expect little or no support for this from software tools today. In this paper, we describe a proof of concept implementation of a resource allocation mechanism for an intelligence analysis support system. The system uses a Bayesian network to structure intelligence requests, and the goal is to minimize the uncertainty of a variable of interest. A number of allocation strategies are discussed and evaluated through simulations.

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Johansson, R., & Mårtenson, C. (2010). Information acquisition strategies for Bayesian network-based decision support. In 13th Conference on Information Fusion, Fusion 2010. IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1109/icif.2010.5712030

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