Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer program is described comprising: receiving interaction information via at least one user device, wherein the interaction information is related to at least one user using at least one user device in relation to a first content creation task; receiving sensor data relating to the at least one user from one or more sensors; and determining data, using a first model, the data comprising content creation performance data and user state data, wherein: the content creation performance data indicates performance of the at least one user in relation to the first content creation task, based, at least in part, on the interaction information and a first content created when the at least one user performs the first content creation task; and the user state data is based, at least in part, on the received sensor data in relation to the first content creation task.

Abstract: Apparatus, methods, and systems for receiving physiological measurements relating to a user, wherein the physiological measurements comprise heart beat measurements; determining, based on intervals between peaks of the physiological measurements, a first physiological pattern; determining a cognitive activation score based on a comparison between the first physiological pattern and a baseline physiological pattern of the user, wherein the baseline physiological pattern relates to a baseline state of the user and the first physiological pattern relates to a first emotional or cognitive state of the user.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer program is described comprising: receiving interaction information via at least one user device, wherein the interaction information is related to at least one user using at least one user device in relation to a first content creation task; receiving sensor data relating to the at least one user from one or more sensors; and determining data, using a first model, the data comprising content creation performance data and user state data, wherein: the content creation performance data indicates performance of the at least one user in relation to the first content creation task, based, at least in part, on the interaction information and a first content created when the at least one user performs the first content creation task; and the user state data is based, at least in part, on the received sensor data in relation to the first content creation task.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer program is described comprising: receiving data relating to a first operator performing at least part of a first task, wherein at least part of the data is received from one or more sensors; using a first workload model for determining, based on the received data, a workload of the first operator over a first time period; communicating information relating to the workload of the first operator to one or more receivers; and performing at least one of: monitoring the workload of the first operator; or altering the demands on the first operator based on at least one of the information relating to the workload of the first operator, or information relating to a respective workload of one or more other operators.

Abstract: An apparatus, method and computer program is described comprising: receiving data relating to a first user from one or more sensors; processing the received data (by determining a symptomatic experience of the first user and determining one or more signals for inducing a trigger for a second user corresponding to the determined symptomatic experience); and communicating the one or more signals to the second user

Abstract: A method for automatically extracting claim candidates from complex sentences includes providing a parse tree of a text sample to be analyzed, disassembling the parse tree into a set of basic meaning-bearing clauses, assembling clauses of the set of basic clauses into a set of complex coherent statements based on permissible syntactic structures, testing the complex statements and discarding those statements that are not coherent when considered alone, discarding those complex statements that either do not provide additional information about a subject, or are too complex, removing information from a complex statement that provides supportive details about the subject, and discarding statements that restrict their subject, so that the subject cannot be generalized encompass a broader subject.