Computational Foundations for Information Fusion

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Computational Foundations for Information Fusion: The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is interested in receiving proposals for scientific research that will forge major advancements in the state of scientific knowledge of computational foundations for representing data and information from diverse, disparate sources and across application areas. Our long-term, ultimate goal is to develop computing capabilities that automate the decision-making process in the network information environment to support naval operations. Such decision-making process encompasses sensing; data mining and analysis; information extraction and understanding; object, activity, and intent recognition; and course of action determination. Quintessential to automating the decision process is how to mathematically and computationally represent data, information, and knowledge and to use it algorithmically to analyze, understand, and reason under uncertainty. Please see full announcement.