Search Results for author: Carlos Sarraute

Found 13 papers, 0 papers with code

Brief survey of Mobility Analyses based on Mobile Phone Datasets

no code implementations3 Dec 2018 Carlos Sarraute, Martin Minnoni

This is a brief survey of the research performed by Grandata Labs in collaboration with numerous academic groups around the world on the topic of human mobility.

Comparison of Feature Extraction Methods and Predictors for Income Inference

no code implementations13 Nov 2018 Martin Fixman, Martin Minnoni, Carlos Sarraute

Patterns of mobile phone communications, coupled with the information of the social network graph and financial behavior, allow us to make inferences of users' socio-economic attributes such as their income level.

BIG-bench Machine Learning

A Bayesian Approach to Income Inference in a Communication Network

no code implementations10 Nov 2018 Martin Fixman, Ariel Berenstein, Jorge Brea, Martin Minnoni, Matias Travizano, Carlos Sarraute

The explosion of mobile phone communications in the last years occurs at a moment where data processing power increases exponentially.

Uncovering the Spread of Chagas Disease in Argentina and Mexico

no code implementations9 Aug 2018 Juan de Monasterio, Alejo Salles, Carolina Lang, Diego Weinberg, Martin Minnoni, Matias Travizano, Carlos Sarraute

We analyze here mobility and calling patterns in order to identify potential risk zones for the disease, by using public health information and mobile phone records.

Inference of Users Demographic Attributes based on Homophily in Communication Networks

no code implementations1 Aug 2018 Jorge Brea, Javier Burroni, Carlos Sarraute

Over the past decade, mobile phones have become prevalent in all parts of the world, across all demographic backgrounds.

Attribute

Prepaid or Postpaid? That is the question. Novel Methods of Subscription Type Prediction in Mobile Phone Services

no code implementations30 Jun 2017 Yongjun Liao, Wei Du, Márton Karsai, Carlos Sarraute, Martin Minnoni, Eric Fleury

Our study reveals that (a) postpaid customers are more active in terms of service usage and (b) there are strong structural correlations in the mobile phone call network as connections between customers of the same subscription type are much more frequent than those between customers of different subscription types.

General Classification Marketing +1

POMDPs Make Better Hackers: Accounting for Uncertainty in Penetration Testing

no code implementations31 Jul 2013 Carlos Sarraute, Olivier Buffet, Joerg Hoffmann

Penetration Testing is a methodology for assessing network security, by generating and executing possible hacking attacks.

Les POMDP font de meilleurs hackers: Tenir compte de l'incertitude dans les tests de penetration

no code implementations30 Jul 2013 Carlos Sarraute, Olivier Buffet, Joerg Hoffmann

Penetration Testing is a methodology for assessing network security, by generating and executing possible hacking attacks.

Automated Attack Planning

no code implementations30 Jul 2013 Carlos Sarraute

First, we introduce a conceptual model of computer network attacks, based on an analysis of the penetration testing practices.

Penetration Testing == POMDP Solving?

no code implementations19 Jun 2013 Carlos Sarraute, Olivier Buffet, Joerg Hoffmann

Penetration Testing is a methodology for assessing network security, by generating and executing possible attacks.

Attack Planning in the Real World

no code implementations18 Jun 2013 Jorge Lucangeli Obes, Carlos Sarraute, Gerardo Richarte

In this paper we present a complete PDDL representation of an attack model, and an implementation that integrates a planner into a penetration testing tool.

An Algorithm to Find Optimal Attack Paths in Nondeterministic Scenarios

no code implementations17 Jun 2013 Carlos Sarraute, Gerardo Richarte, Jorge Lucangeli Obes

We herein contribute a planning model that does capture the uncertainty about the results of the actions, which is modeled as a probability of success of each action.

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