Interactive neural-symbolic orchestration of subjective stored procedures

Abstract

A graphical, hierarchical document stream browser and environment for semantic (e.g. framing) and performance data analysis and interactive visualization integrates three scales: entities (competitive), entity (diachronic), and document (linguistic). The document level includes annotation and computational linguistics facilities; the entity level has calendrical and time-series focus. All levels emphasize deep linkage and network (i.e. connective/relational space) view of objects, with user-configurable connectivity. Large language model (LLM) integrations provide synthetic advisories, public opinions, reports, plot insights, comparisons; traditional natural language processing techniques and neural models are also employed. A smart plot system includes a 'plot cart' and interpreter with an analysis snippet library. Graph structure may arise via adjustable blending or perceptual optimization of canned attribute-related distance functions or via link-induction query language with deep “semantic stored procedure” subexpressions, or feed into graph neural network-style inference for predictions. Most non-LLM ongoing computational load is client-side, using precomputed hierarchical summary files.