Quid Inc.

Robert Goodson

Ruggero Altair Tacchi

Fabio Ciulla

Wojciech Musial

Eun Young Hwang

Kirill Makharinsky

Sean William-Joseph Gourley

Provided is a process of enhancing or suppressing measures of relationships between documents based on the relationships arising from text pertaining to selected topics, the process including: obtaining a corpus of documents; obtaining a set of topics by self-extracting topics according to the tokens present in text of the documents or manual provision; receiving a selected topic among the set of topics, the selection indicating that relationships between the documents are to be enhanced or suppressed in virtue of the relationships arising from text relating to the selected topic; forming a relationship graph of the documents, wherein: the relationships between pairs of the documents are determined based on co-occurrence of n-grams in the pairs of the documents, and wherein the relationships are enhanced or suppressed in response to co-occurring n-grams being in the respective set of n-grams of the selected topic.

Topic-influenced document relationship graphs

Provided is a process including obtaining a corpus having a plurality of time-stamped documents; detecting topics in the unstructured natural language text; determining temporal-metrics of the topics based on time-stamps of documents to which the topics pertain; and predicting based on the temporal-metrics, whether a given topic among the plurality of topics will appear in future time-stamped documents.

Topic predictions based on natural language processing of large corpora

A system and method for measuring a performance of an entity and for predicting its future performance is disclosed. Raw information about the entity is collected from internal and external sources. The information is cleaned to exclude false positives. Using performance categories, the information is organized and transformed into meaningful data for the performance analysis engine. The information is normalized by scaling the meaningful data by industry type. A performance score is calculated by the performance analysis engine based on the normalized data. Further, a competitive relationship score is calculated based on the performance score and the normalized data. These scores are reported in a user interface displaying the performance of the entity and are used as inputs, among other factors, to a predictive analysis engine that assesses the future performance of the entities.

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