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hi this is kuntal kumar pal and i will be talking about our work constructing flow graphs from procedural service security text this work is done in collaboration with kazuyaki kashira prathavananji swarov misha roy wong and dr chita baral procedural texts written in free natural language form found in blog posts or public forums are hard to follow difficult to visualize interaction between sentences or difficult to extract inferences hard to track states of an object or a subtask here our goal is to provide flow structure to free from natural language text and we show that our method works in three different domain by flow structure we mean sentence level dependence is leading to a goal such as action traces ethics of action information leading to action and instruction orders we created a data set in cyber security domain with 3154 write-ups each write-up details the steps taken by an author to exploit vulnerabilities of a given set of software service here is an example in this exam
