A validation method applied to sensor data prior to submitting to a blockchain, a computer program product, and a system for validating chemical data. One embodiment may comprise receiving a sensor captured result at an application, applying the sensor captured result to a domain-specific statistical model of expected range of variability of measured results to extract a distribution of expected sensor values, computing a confidence value in the sensor captured result using the domain-specific statistical model, validating the confidence value against a required threshold of confidence, and submitting the sensor captured result for appending to the blockchain if the confidence level is validated against the threshold of confidence.

A cognitive computing system for enhancing workflow performance in the oil and gas industry, in some embodiments, comprises: neurosynaptic processing logic including multiple electronic neurons operating in parallel; input and output interfaces coupled to the neurosynaptic processing logic; and one or more information repositories accessible to the neurosynaptic processing logic, wherein the neurosynaptic processing logic receives a workflow enhancement request via the input interface, accesses the one or more information repositories to obtain information pertaining to the request, uses said information to perform a probability analysis, produces an option relating to the workflow enhancement request based on said probability analysis, and presents said option via the output interface.

A machine learning computing system for extracting structured data objects from electronic documents comprising unstructured text includes a first data repository storing a plurality of electronic documents including at least one text data object and an expert system computing device. The expert system computing device includes a processor and a non-transitory memory device storing instructions causing the expert system to receive a first data object comprising unstructured data identified from an electronic document stored in the first data repository, process, a first set of rules to identify at least one key-value pair data object from the first data object; process, by an inference engine module, a second set of rules to identify at least one free text data object from the first data object and store, in a non-transitory memory device, the at least one key-value pair and the at least one free text data object.

A machine learning computing system for extracting structured data objects from electronic documents comprising unstructured text includes a first data repository storing a plurality of electronic documents including at least one text data object and an expert system computing device. The expert system computing device includes a processor and a non-transitory memory device storing instructions causing the expert system to receive a first data object comprising unstructured data identified from an electronic document stored in the first data repository, process, a first set of rules to identify at least one key-value pair data object from the first data object; process, by an inference engine module, a second set of rules to identify at least one free text data object from the first data object and store, in a non-transitory memory device, the at least one key-value pair and the at least one free text data object.

The present disclosure describes transaction-enabling systems and methods. A system can include a controller and a fleet of machines, each having at least one of a compute task requirement, a networking task requirement, and an energy consumption task requirement. The controller may include a resource requirement circuit to determine an amount of a resource for each of the machines to service the task requirement for each machine, a forward resource market circuit to access a forward resource market, and a resource distribution circuit to execute an aggregated transaction of the resource on the forward resource market.

A third-party company may assist other companies in providing customer support to their customers. The third-party company may provide software to a computer of a customer service representative to present a user interface to assist the customer service representative in responding to customer requests. Third-party company may also send update data to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated, where the update data is determined using an intent of a message received from a customer. A message received from the customer may be processed to determine the intent of the message, a template may be obtained using the intent, and the update data may be generated by rendering the selected template. The update data may then be transmitted to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated.

Described are a system, method, and computer program product for user network activity anomaly detection. The method includes receiving network resource data associated with network resource activity of a plurality of users and generating a plurality of layers of a multilayer graph from the network resource data. Each layer of the plurality of layers may include a plurality of nodes, which are associated with users, connected by a plurality of edges, which are representative of node interdependency. The method also includes generating a plurality of adjacency matrices from the plurality of layers and generating a merged single layer graph based on a weighted sum of the plurality of adjacency matrices. The method further includes generating anomaly scores for each node in the merged single layer graph and determining a set of anomalous users based on the anomaly scores.

In an example embodiment, a screening question-based online screening mechanism is provided to assess job applicants automatically. More specifically, job-specific questions are automatically generated and asked to applicants to assess the applicants using the answers they provide. Answers to these questions are more recent than facts contained in a user profile and thus are more reliable measures of an appropriateness of an applicant's skills for a particular job.

Techniques are disclosed for generating an anomaly score for a neuro-linguistic model of input data obtained from one or more sources. According to one embodiment, generating an anomaly score comprises receiving a score indicating how often a characteristic is observed in the input data. Upon receiving the score, comparing the score with an unusual score model to determine an unusualness score and comparing the unusualness score with an anomaly score model based on one or more unusual score models to generate the anomaly score indicating an overall unusualness for the input data.

Techniques are described herein for training and applying memory neural networks, such as “condensed” memory neural networks (“C-MemNN”) and/or “average” memory neural networks (“A-MemNN”). In various embodiments, the memory neural networks may be iteratively trained using training data in the form of free form clinical notes and clinical reference documents. In various embodiments, during each iteration of the training, a so-called “condensed” memory state may be generated and used as part of the next iteration. Once trained, a free form clinical note associated with a patient may be applied as input across the memory neural network to predict one or more diagnoses or outcomes of the patient.