Kinaxis Inc.

Marcio Oliveira Almeida

Zhen Lin

Seyednaser Nourashrafeddin

Chantal Bisson-Krol

Behrouz Haji Soleimani

Phillip Williams

Olivia Margot Perryman

Drew Blackmore

Ivy Blackmore

Jean-François Dubeau

Casey Bigelow

Liam Meade

Akshatha Mummigatti

Machine learning segmentation methods and systems that perform segmentation quickly, efficiently, cheaply, and optionally provides an interactive feature that allows a user to alter the segmentation until a desired result is obtained. The automated machine learning segmentation tool receives all potentially important attributes and provides segmentation of items. It also receives information about important features of the data and finds how best to differentiate between groups using cluster-based machine learning algorithms. In addition, visualization of the segmentation explains to a user how the segmentation was obtained.

Machine learning segmentation methods and systems

Systems and methods for embedding a computational notebook within an enterprise application software. A computational notebook editor embedded is embedded within a software client interface which is in communication with the software client interface. The application server comprises a reverse proxy server that is embedded within the application server. A container management system is in communication with the application server and comprises a multi-user server, a notebook interactive development environment, and a notebook execution tool.

Systems and methods for embedding a computational notebook

A business analytics conversational tool comprising: a device comprising a communication channel, a natural language processor (NLP), a fulfillment application program interface (F-API), a database application program interface (D-API), and a business management database; wherein: the NLP receives a user-input from a user through the communication channel; the NLP deduces an intent of the user-input; the NLP communicates the intent to the F-API; the F-API communicates a request for data associated with the intent to the database via the D-API; the D-API communicates the data associated with the intent to the F-API; the F-API converts the data associated with the intent to conversational form and sends the conversational form for voice output through the communication channel.

Conversational business tool

A method and system for a machine learning duster analysis of historical lead time data, which is augmented by one or more features. The data can also be divided into groups, based on time-density of the data, with clustering performed on each group. Furthermore, clustering can also be projected onto two dimensions. In addition, the historical lead time data is separated into a plurality of tolerance zones based on tolerance criteria. The clusters are separated in accordance with a tolerance zone of each group; and further separated according to one or more lead time identifiers to provide one or more separated clusters.

Analysis and correction of supply chain design through machine learning

A dynamic supply chain planning system for analysis of historical lead time data that uses machine learning algorithms to forecast future lead times based on historical lead time data, weather data and financial data related to locations and dates within the supply chain.

Systems and methods for obtaining product information via a conversational user interface. The communication channel receives communication from a user, the intent and entities of which are deduced by the NLP. These are communicated by the fulfillment API to the knowledge engine which retrieves information that fulfills the intent. The information is communicated to the fulfillment API, which converts the intent into a response, which in turn is forwarded by the NLP to the communication channel, and back to the user.

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for obtaining product information via a conversational user interface

A method and system for a machine learning cluster analysis of historical lead time data, which is augmented by one or more features. The data can also be divided into groups, based on time-density of the data, with clustering performed on each group. Furthermore, clustering can also be projected onto two dimensions. In addition, the historical lead time data is separated into a plurality of tolerance zones based on tolerance criteria. The clusters are separated in accordance with a tolerance zone of each group; and further separated according to one or more lead time identifiers to provide one or more separated clusters.

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Stittsville, Canada

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