Accenture Global Solutions Limited

Matthew Bernard Kujawinski

Teresa Sheausan Tung

Colin Anil Puri

Zhijie Wang

Reymonrod Geli Vasquez

Mohamad Mehdi Nasr-Azadani

Andrew Nam

Louis Gerald Farfan

This disclosure is directed to a generalizable machine learning model production environment and system with a defense mechanism that facilitates safe execution of machine learning models in production by effectively detecting potential known and new adversarial attacks. The disclosed exemplary systems and architectures gather data from the online execution of the machine learning models and communicate with an on-demand pipelines for further inspection and/or correction of vulnerabilities in the production machine learning model to the detected attacks. These systems and architectures provide an automatable process for continuous monitoring of model performance and correction of the production machine learning model to guard against current and future adversarial attacks.

Machine learning model robustness against adversarial attacks in production

A model retraining tool is provided for utilizing a knowledge graph to retrain analytical models used in production. The model retraining tool retrains the analytical models to improve performance of the analytical models in an efficient and resource conserving manner.

Automated analytical model retraining with a knowledge graph

A lifecycle platform for creation, ingestion, version control, and contextual query of knowledge graph is disclosed. Such a platform may be used to create and deploy a knowledge graph by reusing and merging knowledge defined in existing and validated data models. The platform tracks changes made to the knowledge graph after being deployed and provides version tracking of the knowledge graph and its underlying namespaces. The platform further provides a subscribable service for contextual viewing and query of portions and/or subset versions of the knowledge graph. Such a platform may be provided as an agnostic plugin to a specific vendor knowledge graph solution space.

Agnostic creation, version control, and contextual query of knowledge graph

A knowledge graph virtualization system (KGVS) implements data virtualization techniques using semantic knowledge when parsing a knowledge graph to return results to a query. The data virtualization using semantic knowledge enable end users and applications to describe desired output without detailed knowledge of underlying data storage, schema, and relationships.

Data virtualization using leveraged semantic knowledge in a knowledge graph

A knowledge data management system (KDMS) implements data refinement orchestration, resolution, and refinement to provide a reusable and generic solution to ingest and link data via relationships and properties when constructing a knowledge graph. The KDMS thus operates to break down existing data storage silos by normalizing and integrating data with a uniform semantic schema, which results in more accurate and faster knowledge graph construction.

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Matthew Bernard Kujawinski