Clinc, Inc.

Joseph J Peper

Jonathan K Kummerfeld

Kevin Leach

Jason Mars

Lingjia Tang

Michael A Laurenzano

Johann Hauswald

Parker Hill

Yunqi Zhang

Stefan Larson

Daniel C Michelin

Sean Stapleton

Systems and methods for intelligently training a subject machine learning model includes identifying new observations comprising a plurality of distinct samples unseen by a target model during a prior training; creating an incremental training corpus based on randomly sampling a collection of training data samples that includes a plurality of new observations and a plurality of historical training data samples used in the prior training of the target model; implementing a first training mode that includes an incremental training of the target model using samples from the incremental training corpus as model training input; computing performance metrics of the target model based on the incremental training; evaluating the performance metrics of the target model against training mode thresholds; and selectively choosing based on the evaluation one of maintaining the first training mode and automatically switching to a second training mode that includes a full retraining of the target model.

Systems and methods for mixed setting training for slot filling machine learning tasks in a machine learning task-oriented dialogue system

Systems and methods for synthesizing training data for multi-intent utterance segmentation include identifying a first corpus of utterances comprising a plurality of distinct single-intent in-domain utterances; identifying a second corpus of utterances comprising a plurality of distinct single-intent out-of-domain utterances; identifying a third corpus comprising a plurality of distinct conjunction terms; forming a multi-intent training corpus comprising synthetic multi-intent utterances, wherein forming each distinct multi-intent utterance includes: selecting a first distinct in-domain utterance from the first corpus of utterances; probabilistically selecting one of a first out-of-domain utterance from the second corpus and a second in-domain utterance from the first corpus; probabilistically selecting or not selecting a distinct conjunction term from the third corpus; and forming a synthetic multi-intent utterance including appending the first in-domain utterance with one of the first out-of-domain utterance from the second corpus of utterances and the second in-domain utterance from the first corpus of utterances.

Systems and methods for machine learning-based multi-intent segmentation and classification

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Joseph J Peper