Graft, Inc.

Brian Calvert

Adam Jamison Oliner

Irina Calciu

Eric Schkufza

Maria Kazandjieva

Mher Hakobyan

Daniel Woolridge

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium has instructions executed by a processor to receive from a network connection different sources of unstructured data, where the unstructured data has multiple modes of semantically distinct data types and the unstructured data has time-varying data instances aggregated over time. An entity combining different sources of the unstructured data is formed. A representation for the entity is created, where the representation includes embeddings that are numeric vectors computed using machine learning embedding models. These operations are repeated to form an aggregation of multimodal, time-varying entities and a corresponding index of individual entities and corresponding embeddings. Proximity searches are performed on embeddings within the index.

Apparatus and method for aggregating and evaluating multimodal, time-varying entities

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium has instructions executed by a processor to receive from a network connection different sources of unstructured data. An entity is formed by combining one or more sources of the unstructured data, where the entity has relational data attributes. A representation for the entity is created, where the representation includes embeddings that are numeric vectors computed using machine learning embedding models, including trunk models, where a trunk model is a machine learning model trained on data in a self-supervised manner. An enrichment model is created to predict a property of the entity. A query is processed to produce a query result, where the query is applied to one or more of the entity, the embeddings, the machine learning embedding models, and the enrichment model.

Apparatus and method for transforming unstructured data sources into both relational entities and machine learning models that support structured query language queries

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