Mark43, Inc.

Scott Crouch

Florian Mayr

Matthew Polega

Stephen Okano

Alden Quimby

Matthew Dean

A processing device receives a request to create a report. The processing device generates one or more questions pertaining to a decision tree, the decision tree linking one or more attributes to one or more corresponding incident codes. The processing device displays one or more answers corresponding to the one or more questions. The processing device utilizes the one or more answers to traverse the decision tree to arrive at more questions. Responsive to the processing device determining that the traversal of the decision tree results in an arrival at an incident code, the processing device generate a report template using the determined incident code.

Determining incident codes using a decision tree

A processing device identifies comparison subjects comprising a first subject and a second subject. The processing device builds a first network of a first profile of the first subject and a second network of a second profile of the second subject, wherein the first network and the second network are multi-degree connections networks. The processing device the first network and second network to produce a similarity score. The processing device examining first-degree connections between the first network and the second network and accounting for centralities that rely on information about the first network and the second network. Responsive to the similarity score exceeding a similarity threshold, indicating the first profile and the second profile correspond to a common profile for the first subject and the second subject.

De-duping identities using network analysis and behavioral comparisons

A processing device identifies comparison subjects comprising a first subject and a second subject. The processing device builds a first network of a first profile of the first subject and a second network of a second profile of the second subject, wherein the first network and the second network are multi-degree connections networks. The processing device the first network and second network to produce a similarity score. The processing device examining first-degree connections between the first network and the second network and accounting for centralities that rely on information about the entire first network and the entire second network. Responsive to the similarity score exceeding a similarity threshold, the processing device merges the first profile and the second profile into a common profile for the first subject and the second subject.

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