Intuit, Inc.

Anoop Makwana

Manish Ramesh Shah

Aminish Sharma

Shashi Roshan

Venkata Giri Sirigiri

Gang Wang

David Alan Hanekamp, Jr

Eric Knudtson

Goutham Kallepalli

Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for encoding rules defining a completeness of input, including receiving a first input comprising one or more tuples, wherein a tuple of the one or more tuples comprises one or more fields associated with an operation, one or more indicators, and one or more modifiers; receiving a second input associated with the one or more tuples; providing, to a knowledge engine, the first input and the second input; receiving, from the knowledge engine, a result based on the first input and the second input; determining, based on the result, a first symbol associated with a first tuple of the one or more tuples; and displaying the first symbol, wherein the first symbol indicates whether the first tuple is complete.

Defining and debugging module completeness graphs based on interactive user interface checklist elements

A method for making binary predictions for a subject involves obtaining historical data for multiple subjects, the historical data including, for each subject, a feature set and a binary outcome, generating training data from the historical data, and training a predictive model using the training data to predict the outcomes based on the feature sets. The method further includes obtaining historical data including a feature set for a subject under consideration, and predicting a binary outcome for the subject under consideration, based on the feature set associated with the subject under consideration.

Method and system for making binary predictions for a subject using historical data obtained from multiple subjects

Aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for explainable payroll calculations. Embodiments include receiving a request from a client for a rule-based calculation. Embodiments include receiving one or more user values related to the request. Embodiments include using a calculation graph to determine the rule-based calculation based on the one or more user values. The calculation graph may comprise at least one node that performs an operation using the one or more user values. Embodiments include identifying an explanation template associated with the at least one node. Embodiments include generating an explanation of the rule-based calculation based on the explanation template and the one or more user values. Embodiments include providing the rule-based calculation and the explanation of the rule-based calculation to the client in response to the request.

Explainable rule-based calculations

A method to predict a delay involves receiving an open invoice sent by a company to a customer, extracting, using a programmable interface, a set of company data, a set of customer data, and a set of invoice data from a management application (MA) and the open invoice; refining, using a set of algorithms, the set of company data, the set of customer data, and the set of invoice data into a set of invoice attributes, a set of company features, and a set of customer features; predicting a delay in processing the open invoice using a trained model analyzing the set of company features and the set of customer features; updating, at an expiration of a predetermined timespan, the MA to add the delay to a due date of the open invoice by including the set of company features; and updating, at the expiration of the predetermined timespan, the MA to add the delay in processing the open invoice by including the set of customer features.

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