Abstract: Responsive to user interaction, a data subject assessment service, hosted on an artificial intelligence (AI) platform operating in a cloud computing environment, is operable to define a data subject, create and configure a data subject project, and add the data subject to the data subject project. The data subject project is associated with AI models, each of which models a risk having a user-adjustable risk level. The data subject project thus configured and/or customized, for instance, with a custom rule, can be run on a collection of documents to assess the data subject through data subject assessment operations. Data subject assessment results thus produced can be searched for data subject relationships, using metadata from the data subject assessment operations. This fine-tunes the data subject assessment results and produces more granular, more precise results, based on which a report can be viewed and/or generated.

Abstract: A text mining system providing NLP and NLU capabilities is operable to perform, at a first processing layer, a first operation on input data to produce metadata about the input data. At a second processing layer, a rules module applies a composite AI extraction rule to further process the input data. The composite AI extraction rule has a rule condition that leverages the metadata from the first operation and a rule action that involves a second operation. Other composite AI extraction rules involving multiple text mining operations may also be applied. For instance, a rule may specify using the tonality of a document from a sentiment analysis to classify the document according to a relevant taxonomy. Another rule may specify classifying documents of a particular type under a specific category. In this way, new/enhanced information about the input data can be deduced, validated, and/or enriched.

Abstract: A text mining system providing NLP and NLU capabilities is operable to perform, at a first processing layer, a first operation on input data to produce metadata about the input data. At a second processing layer, a rules module applies a composite AI extraction rule to further process the input data. The composite AI extraction rule has a rule condition that leverages the metadata from the first operation and a rule action that involves a second operation. Other composite AI extraction rules involving multiple text mining operations may also be applied. For instance, a rule may specify using the tonality of a document from a sentiment analysis to classify the document according to a relevant taxonomy. Another rule may specify classifying documents of a particular type under a specific category. In this way, new/enhanced information about the input data can be deduced, validated, and/or enriched.

Abstract: A machine learning (ML) model publisher can, responsive to an indication that a ML model is ready for publication, generate a publication request form or page on a user device. The ML model publisher can be invoked from within a ML modeling application. Responsive to an instruction received through the publication request form or page, the ML model publisher can access a data structure in memory used in training the ML model and populate the publication request form or page with attributes required by the ML model to run. Responsive to activation of a single-click publication actuator, the ML model publisher can publish the ML model directly from the ML modeling application to a target computing system by providing, to the target computing system, a path to a repository location where the ML model is stored and information on the attributes required by the ML model to run.

Abstract: A machine learning (ML) model publisher can, responsive to an indication that a ML model is ready for publication, generate a publication request form or page on a user device. The ML model publisher can be invoked from within a ML modeling application. Responsive to an instruction received through the publication request form or page, the ML model publisher can access a data structure in memory used in training the ML model and populate the publication request form or page with attributes required by the ML model to run. Responsive to activation of a single-click publication actuator, the ML model publisher can publish the ML model directly from the ML modeling application to a target computing system by providing, to the target computing system, a path to a repository location where the ML model is stored and information on the attributes required by the ML model to run.

Abstract: A machine learning (ML) model publisher can, responsive to an indication that a ML model is ready for publication, generate a publication request form or page on a user device. The ML model publisher can be invoked from within a ML modeling application. Responsive to an instruction received through the publication request form or page, the ML model publisher can access a data structure in memory used in training the ML model and populate the publication request form or page with attributes required by the ML model to run. Responsive to activation of a single-click publication actuator, the ML model publisher can publish the ML model directly from the ML modeling application to a target computing system by providing, to the target computing system, a path to a repository location where the ML model is stored and information on the attributes required by the ML model to run.