Abstract: An AI-based rule generation system generates an ontology from user-provided information and further enables generating rules that govern processes via drag-and-drop operations by automatically generating code in the backend. The rule generation system after generating the ontology, provides access to the entities of the ontology via a drag-and-drop GUI which also includes operators required to generate the rules. The user can drag-and-drop the entity elements and the operator elements as needed onto a whitespace in addition to providing the requisite values in order to generate a rule flow. The rule flow is validated and published to an execution server for use by downstream processes. The rule generation system further includes custom functions in addition to enabling distributed knowledge base processes for generating the rules.

Abstract: An Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based automated process is monitored via a process monitoring system that identifies components used in the execution of the sub-processes of the automated process. Various metrics are selected for collection prior to or during the execution of the AI-based automated process. The values of the metrics are collected as step outputs corresponding to the sub-processes. A final output generated upon the execution of the automated process is also collected. The step outputs can be used to determine the reason why the automated process produced a certain final output.

Abstract: An Artificial Intelligence (AI) based data transformation system receives a process document and automatically generates processor-executable code which enables automatic execution of a process as detailed within the process document. Various structural elements of the process documents are identified and the data from the document is clustered based on common parameters which can include the structural elements or textual data from the process document. The contextual information including conditional and non-conditional statements along with the entities and entity attributes are also obtained. The domain knowledge is superimposed on the contextual information to generate flows that represent procedures which make up the process to be automated. Platform specific code for the automatic execution of the process is automatically generated from the flows.

Abstract: An Artificial Intelligence (AI) based data transformation system receives a process document and automatically generates processor-executable code which enables automatic execution of a process as detailed within the process document. Various structural elements of the process documents are identified and the data from the document is clustered based on common parameters which can include the structural elements or textual data from the process document. The contextual information including conditional and non-conditional statements along with the entities and entity attributes are also obtained. The domain knowledge is superimposed on the contextual information to generate flows that represent procedures which make up the process to be automated. Platform specific code for the automatic execution of the process is automatically generated from the flows.

Abstract: An Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based automated process is monitored via a process monitoring system that identifies components used in the execution of the sub-processes of the automated process. Various metrics are selected for collection prior to or during the execution of the AI-based automated process. The values of the metrics are collected as step outputs corresponding to the sub-processes. A final output generated upon the execution of the automated process is also collected. The step outputs can be used to determine the reason why the automated process produced a certain final output.

Abstract: An AI-based rule generation system generates an ontology from user-provided information and further enables generating rules that govern processes via drag-and-drop operations by automatically generating code in the backend. The rule generation system after generating the ontology, provides access to the entities of the ontology via a drag-and-drop GUI which also includes operators required to generate the rules. The user can drag-and-drop the entity elements and the operator elements as needed onto a whitespace in addition to providing the requisite values in order to generate a rule flow. The rule flow is validated and published to an execution server for use by downstream processes. The rule generation system further includes custom functions in addition to enabling distributed knowledge base processes for generating the rules.