As noted in prior posts about Project Sherlock, we have acquired knowledge from a biology textbook to build the business case for applications like Inquire. We reported our results at SemTech recently. The slides are available here.
systems that know and understand and think and learn
Links
- Acquiring Knowledge From Text (2013)
- Anybody can KA w/ KnowBuddy™ (2012 ppt)
- Confessions of a Production Rule Vendor
- Haley Authority Tutorial (2007 pdf)
- Haley NL/KA Patents
- KnowBuddy™ and the Linguist™
- Linguist™ and Vulcan's Project Halo
- Linguist™ articles
- Opportunistic Backward Chaining (1991)
- Semantic Standards for Agility (2007 pdf)
- What about Why? (2011 ppt)
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