Public Use Cases in Defense, Security & Cyber Security

Our Use Cases present the results of XTRACTIS modeling and include complete Benchmarks against Neural Networks, Boosted Trees, Random Forests, and Logistic Regression.

These studies illustrate the ability of XTRACTIS to automatically induce knowledge in the form of predictive and intelligible mathematical relationships from real-world data (public data or authorized private data).

For each application, we show how the induced decision system uses its fuzzy rules to compute explained predictions for new situations, i.e.  unknown to the learning data set.

The benchmarks of XTRACTIS, Logistic Regression, Random Forest, Boosted Tree, and Neural Network are carried out on Test and External Test datasets (all the unknown cases of the reference dataset, i.e., not used for training or validation).

In these graphs, the Intelligibility Score IS and the Performance Score PS are calculated from the  public Use Cases (UC) in the Defense, Security and Cybersecurity sectors and that include benchmarks of models. 

The center of a bubble corresponds to the point of coordinates IS -on top- and  PS -on bottom. A bubble on the top-right corner is the Holy Grail for critical AI-based decision systems: an AI Technique which produces predictive models with the highest Performance and the highest Intelligibility.

As Logistic Regression is inapplicable to Regression (UC#23), graph#1 displays the scores calculated for 8 UCs, but only for 4 modeling techniques. Graph#2 displays the scores of the 5 modeling techniques, calculated only for the 7 UCs for which Logistic Regression is available.

All quantitative metrics are defined in the use cases documents. 

Design an AI-based decision-making system that accurately and rationally identifies underwater sounds from their signal characteristics.

UC#29 - Release: Nov. 2024 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately predicts the number of robberies committed in a year in a city, given the hyper-complexity of the phenomenon (highly nonlinear behavior), in order to identify sources of crime and warn about the criminality level in a rational and explainable way.

UC#23 - Release: Feb. 2024 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately detects land mines and instantly identifies the type of mine only from a few variables, to deliver the appropriate decision on a rational basis.

UC#16 - Release: Mar. 2023 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately identifies risky behavior linked to criminal activities by analyzing communication metadata from surveillance investigations, without accessing the content of telephone calls and rationally predicts dangerous Homeland Security situations.

UC#11 - Release: Jan. 2023 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately and instantly identifies a type of invading Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) in a civilian environment, based on Wi-Fi traffic data records, to take appropriate action based on a rational decision.

UC#10 - Release: Jan. 2023 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately detects an intrusion on a computer network and instantly identifies the type of attack from features of the connection logs, to execute the appropriate action based on a rational decision.

UC#09 - Release: Oct. 2022 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately and instantly detects underwater mines from sonar echoes to equip vessels, submarines, and drones with a detector making rational and explainable and automated decisions.

UC#07- Release: Oct. 2022 | Update: Jun. 2025

Design an AI-based decision system that accurately and instantly diagnoses an intrusion on a computer network from features of the connection logs, to execute the appropriate action based on a rational decision.

UC#06 - Release: Sep. 2022 | Update: Jun. 2025

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