STUDY OF FACT CORRELATION FOR INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS.
Abstract
The study of Fact Correlation refers to investigation techniques for the recognition and classification of significant words, sentences, and concepts and their subsequent correlation into a summary of the facts relevant to a stated request. This report includes a summarization of previous work relevant to this area of investigation and presents analysis and data contributed by the present authors. The investigation has focused upon structuring a classification space, use of different scales and experimental analysis of these scales, and application of various mathematical techniques to analysis of the data. The latter includes application of D-Method Orthogonalizations, Centroid Factor Analysis, Maximum Likelihood Analysis, and study of precision in locating concepts. Included also is a study of the grammatical structure of the data within the frameworks of the Phrase Structure and Transformational models of linguistic structure, and a study of the relationship of these properties to concepts analyzed with factorial measurement techniques. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1963
- Accession Number
- AD0425568
Entities
People
- Robert E. Wall Jr.
Organizations
- Xerox