Publications
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Events, patterns and analysis: forecasting international conflict in the twenty-first century, D. Subramanian and R. Stoll, In Programming for Peace: Computer-aided Methods for International Conflict Resolution and Prevention, Robert Trappl 9ed.), Springer NY, pp 145-160, 2006. (initial version presented at the Workshop on Computer-Aided Methods for International Conflict Resolution. Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence. Vienna, Austria October 25, 2002).
- Events, patterns and analysis: forecasting conflict in the twenty-first century, Proceedings of the National Conference on Digital Government Research, The Digital Government Research Center, pp 19-20, 2003.
- Four way street? Saudi Arabia's behavior among the superpowers, 1966-1999, R. Stoll and D. Subramanian, The Energy Dimension in Russian Global Strategy, published by the Petroleum Energy Center of Japan and the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, 2004.
- Computer generated events data from online sources: some assembly required, R. Stoll and D. Subramanian, Presented at the Annual Meetings of the International Studies Association 2004 (Montreal, Canada).
- Hubs, authorities and networks: predicting conflict using events data, R. Stoll and D. Subramanian, Presentedat the Annual Meetings of the International Studies Association, 2006 (San Diego).
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Automated event coding using conditional random fields, A. Stepinski and R. Stoll and D. Subramanian, Technical report, Computer Science Department, Rice University, 2006.
- Duplicate article detection and irrelevant article detection algorithms, Clement Pang, Undergraduate research report, Department of Computer Science, Rice University, 2006.
- An OKAPI-based approach to article filtering, Benedict Lee and Cuong Than, Final project report for Comp 540, 2006.
- A methodology for inferring multi-resolution classifications for violent groups absed on behavioral attributes, D. Ruths and C. Bronk and J. Miller and D. Subramanian, submitted 2009.
Presentations
- Adaptive Systems, CRA Invited lecture at the University of Washington, Texas A&M University, University of Texas at Dallas, 2003.
- Statistical machine learning, New Professor Lecture Series, Rice University, Fall 2003.
- Four way street? Saudi Arabia's behavior among the superpowers, 1966-1999, presented at the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, 2004.
- Events, patterns and analysis: forecasting conflict, presented at the NSF Digital Government Conference, 2004.
- Using hubs and authorities to characterize international relations, M. Friedman and R. Stoll and D. Subramanian, Rice University, 2004.
- Events, patterns and analysis: forecasting conflict in the twenty-first century, Poster presented at the COFES Symposium, Rice University, 2005.
- What are the limitations of TABARI?, R. Stoll and D. Subramanian, 2005.
- Article filtering for conflict resolution, Benedict Lee and Coung Than, Final project presentation for Comp 540, 2006.
- Naive Bayes classifiers for Ares news articles, Derek Singer and D. Subramanian, Rice Industrial Affiliates Forum, 2006.
- Automated event coding using machine learning techniques, A. Stepinski, 2006.
- Forecasting international conflict from wire news: The Rice Events Data System, Rice Industrial Affiliates Forum, 2006.
- Adaptive embedded systems, Max Planck Institute, Saarbrucken, 2006. (also presented at Microsoft Research, 2006).
- Adaptive embedded systems, (from page 13) Invited lecture at IJCAI 2007.
- Adaptive embedded systems, (from slide 74) Invited lecture at Grace Murray Hopper Conference, 2007.
- Relational linkages of associational networks in terrorist events, R. C. Bronk, presented at the Research in America Summit, 2008.
- Forecasting conflict and tracking terrorist group interaction using open source intelligence, presented at the Baker Institute, Rice University, 2008.
Our original NSF proposal is here
