Refinitiv US Organization LLC

Omar Bari

Amit Shavit

Brian Romer

Hella-Franziska Hoffmann

Johannes Schleith

Brian Ulicny

Corey Ouellette

David Reed

Song Qiaoqi

Laura Gaze Morse

Michael Moore

Yue Feng

Nick Jarema

Isaac Kriegman

Shiqi Li

Alex Constandache

Emily Lyons

Shraddha Sawardekar

Amir Hajian Forushani

The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for ingesting content from data feeds and to generate an enhanced output of relevant content for presentation to a user to facilitate analysis of the relevant content. Content is received from data feeds, and filtered to identify relevant content with respect to a particular context. The relevant content is then processed, e.g., using natural language processes, to extract entities involved, and to also identify particular activities detailed in the relevant content. Activity-mining is applied to the identified relevant data to classify and assigned activity tags to the extracted entity. Based on the extracted and identified information, an enhanced output is generated for presentation to facilitate research operations. The enhanced output may include overlaid graphical annotations, indicators, and graphical controls over the relevant articles to provide a means for updating a database based on the relevant content.

System and methods for generating an enhanced output of relevant content to facilitate content analysis

Described herein are systems and methods for an entity ranking system. In one embodiment, a computing system is configured to interface with one or more domains to identify a set of entities. The computing system can ascertain a first set of data components for each entity, normalize each of the first set of data components for each entity, and detect a failure to ascertain a second set of data components. The computing system can compute a statistical probability for a possible set of values for each data component of the second set based on the ascertained first set of data components. The computing system can rank each entity based on a derived quantile. The computing system can generate a graphical user interface including a visualization of the ranking of each entity, which can be rendered on a display of the at least one user computing devices.

Systems and methods for ranking entities

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