International Business Machines Corporation

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Ernst & Young U.s.llp

Dan G Tecuci

Donna Karen Byron

Benjamin L Johnson

Hamid Reza Motahari Nezhad

Ravi Kiran Reddy Palla

Vincent Poon

Joseph Nipko

Sheng Hua Bao

Rashmi Gangadharaiah

Meenakshi Nagarajan

Nigel Duffy

Richard L Martin

David Martinez Iraola

Priscilla Santos Moraes

Nigel Paul Duffy

Kathryn V Banks

An object-extraction method includes generating multiple partition objects based on an electronic document, and receiving a first user selection of a data element via a user interface of a compute device. In response to the first user selection, and using a machine learning model, a first subset of partition objects from the multiple partition objects is detected and displayed via the user interface. A user interaction, via the user interface, with one of the partition objects is detected, and in response, a weight of the machine learning model is modified, to produce a modified machine learning model. A second user selection of the data element is received via the user interface, and in response and using the modified machine learning model, a second subset of partition objects from the multiple partition objects is detected and displayed via the user interface, the second subset different from the first subset.

Machine learning based extraction of partition objects from electronic documents

Mechanisms for automatically modifying a set of instructions based on an expanded domain specific knowledge base is provided. The mechanisms generate a domain specific knowledge base comprising a set of entities and corresponding domain specific attributes and expand the domain specific knowledge base to include values for the domain specific attributes through an automated bootstrap learning process that performs natural language processing and analysis of natural language content using a set of pre-condition annotated action terms. The mechanisms receive electronic content comprising an initial set of instructions to perform an operation and evaluate the initial set of instructions based on the expanded domain specific knowledge base to identify a missing instruction. The mechanisms modify the initial set of instructions to include an additional instruction based on the missing instruction and thereby generate a modified set of instructions.

Modifying a set of instructions based on bootstrapped knowledge acquisition from a limited knowledge domain

A method, computer system, and a computer program product for determining the reliability of a claim is provided. The present invention may include receiving an input data from a user. The present invention may also include analyzing the claim associated with the received input data to determine a reliability score associated with the input data, wherein the claim is semantically similar to the received input data. The present invention may further include generating, from a prediction model, the reliability score for the claim associated with the received input data. The present invention may also include presenting the reliability score for the claim associated with the received input data to the user.

Automatic claim reliability scorer based on extraction and evidence analysis

Mechanisms for training a human user to perform an operation and provided. The mechanisms generate a domain specific knowledge base comprising a set of entities and corresponding domain specific attributes and expand the domain specific knowledge base to include values for the domain specific attributes through an automated bootstrap learning process that performs natural language processing and analysis of natural language content using a set of pre-condition annotated action terms, thereby generating an expanded domain specific knowledge base. The mechanisms evaluate an input from another device identifying an action associated with an entity in the set of entities, based on a retrieved domain specific attribute value and the retrieved pre-condition annotation from the expanded domain specific knowledge base. The mechanisms output a notification to a user computing device indicating whether the input is correct or incorrect to thereby train a user associated with the user computing device.

Evaluating user responses based on bootstrapped knowledge acquisition from a limited knowledge domain

Mechanisms for automatically modifying a set of instructions based on an expanded domain specific knowledge base are provided. The mechanisms generate a domain specific knowledge base comprising a set of entities and corresponding domain specific attributes and expand the domain specific knowledge base to include values for the domain specific attributes through an automated bootstrap learning process that performs natural language processing and analysis of natural language content using a set of pre-condition annotated action terms. The mechanisms receive electronic content comprising an initial set of instructions to perform an operation and evaluate the initial set of instructions based on the expanded domain specific knowledge base to identify a missing instruction. The mechanisms modify the initial set of instructions to include an additional instruction based on the missing instruction and thereby generate a modified set of instructions.

Ground truth for a cognitive system is generated from a structured resource such as a table by identifying a subject of the structured resource and field headers. Linguistic analysis is performed on a given header to establish an interrogative context, and a question is generated relating to the subject based on the interrogative context, including an implementation of one or more mathematical operators. The question is generated using a question template, and has a question phrase based on the interrogative context, an operator phrase based on the selected operator, and a keyword phrase based on the subject. An answer to the question is determined by carrying out a computation that applies the selected operator(s) to one or more of the data values, to form a question-and-answer pair that is added to the ground truth. A filtering step is preferably used to ensure that the question-and-answer pair is valid.

Generating ground truth for questions based on data found in structured resources

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