PINPOINT 1 million to 100 million

The problem is that when these alphas emit positive energy, it helps this society, but conversely, when they emit negative energy, that alpha degenerates into a cancerous existence in society, such as a terrorist, a spy, a mafia , a criminal, an extremist or a subversive group member. This Alpha Engine has its purpose in finding those alphas in the deep and dark forest.

As above first featured image, The beginning of tracking down the alpha starts with the people saved in the contacts of the smartphone that everyone personally owns. While it varies from person to person, some people have about 20 to 30 contacts saved in their mobile phones, while others have around 200 to 300. Analyzing these saved contacts generates an analysis diagram like the first image. Here, we assume that each person has 100 saved contacts. Going a step further, if these 100 people each have 100 contacts, and going another step further, if the people at the third stage also have 100 contacts, you can pinpoint 1 million people to 100 million at once, depending on you and device's computing capability.

Affinity index

The first category in the second image is the Affinity Index, which is a metric indicating how close two people, A and B, are. Generally, when a specific group is identified, certain words are exchanged within that group; we determine the relationship between A and B by looking at things like the frequency of those words specifically between them, the number of emails, real-time call log, call history, KakaoTalk messages, Facebook interactions, and their mutual call duration. Going a step further, we also examine the directionality of that closeness—whether it flows from A to B, or from B to A.

Organizational intensity

The second category is Organizational Intensity. While the Affinity Index above represents the level of one-on-one intimacy between individuals, this Organizational Intensity is designed to determine how much focus and effort the alpha dedicates to that specific organization.

When reviewing 1 million to 100 million people, it is unusual for a single alpha to create and manage only one organization. Here, we analyze the alpha's affinity with each member across multiple organizations; the value obtained by dividing the standard deviation by the mean is used to identify the organization that the alpha is focusing on the most." "The lowest value among them indicates the alpha's organization of primary interest.

Influence Score

The third category is the Influence Score, which is a metric to determine how much influence the alpha has within that organization. Do not assume there is only one alpha in a human organization. This influence map falls under the counterfeit domain; it is calculated by dividing the total number of messages containing specific words sent by the alpha by the number of messages returning to the alpha from that organization.

If the influence score is low, there will not be many messages going out, and there will not be many messages returning either.

Features of the Alpha

First, it is necessary to understand the meaning of 'a+12' in the second image. Here, 'a' stands for alpha, and '12' means being ranked 12th in the hierarchy of that organization. Highly specialized groups are divided into a decision-making group (+) and a field operations group (-). In this context, '+' represents the decision-making group, meaning this is an alpha ranked 12th in hierarchy. 'a-5' belongs to the field operations group, meaning an alpha ranked 5th. 'a++7' features two '+' signs, which signifies an alpha ranked 7th who supports the organization from the outside. These individuals typically provide external assistance in legal, administrative, secret funds or medical services.

Emma Analysis

EMMA analysis refers to the profiling used to identify the alpha's sexual partners based on their sexual activity.
Mc analysis refers to the process of identifying the alpha's successor.
Rival analysis is designed to identify the alpha's rivals within the organization.

In EMMA and Mc, there is a regular exchange of money or an irregular consumption of time, whereas in rival relationships, intense competition emerges as the primary issue.

Information Search

The third image illustrates throwing a stone into the water. In other words, this method evaluates and analyzes the reactions and behavioral patterns of these organizations when specific information is introduced to them. As shown in the diagram, if a stone is thrown at a certain point on the water's surface but a fish jumps out from an unexpected location, it signifies that these two organizations—or individuals—are unexpectedly and deeply interconnected.

The goal is to throw a stone into the water to flush out the invisible alphas or alpha families hiding beneath the surface.

Response time analysis

This response time analysis examines how rapidly information spreads when a stone is thrown into the water—that is, when a specific piece of information is introduced. When a risk factor or a risk family acquires a certain piece of information, that information will likely spread quickly to other members. At this time, the spreading speed is converted into an area, and the organization's flexibility is evaluated based on the rate at which this area expands.

Response density analysis

Response Density Analysis is a method designed to detect instances where the influx of a specific piece of information leads to excessively long periods of communication, heightened conversation, or an overabundance of instant messages, emails, KakaoTalk messages, sns and the continuous use of specific words and phrases, in additonal methods, car numbers and facial recognitions..

GPS Cross point analysis

When multiple alphas are detected through the Alpha Engine analysis, they respond to a stone thrown into a specific water surface by repeatedly gathering at or passing through a particular point on the map; identifying this specific point—the hideout—is called GPS Cross Point analysis.

A.I Analysis

It is impossible for humans to manually analyze a population ranging from 1 million to 100 million people. Therefore, artificial intelligence analyzes all of this data, and humans make the final judgment based on those results. In the past, engineers analyzed data on a one-on-one, individual basis. In the A.I era, however, it is now possible to analyze millions, or even hundreds of millions and tens of billions of data points simultaneously.

The fatal war

If someone is pinpointed as a negative alpha, it is deadly for their family, which is why it's called a fatal war.

The smartphone phone-number detector

This refers to a device that randomly acquires a mass volume of mobile phone numbers from unspecified individuals within a certain distance and area of a specific location. When multiple units are deployed, the exact location of a target phone can be pinpointed using triangulation.