Abstract: A document processing system processes a document image to identify document image regions including floating images, structured data units, and unstructured floating text. A first masked image is generated by deleting any floating images from the document image and a second masked image is generated by deleting any structured data units from the first masked image. The structured data units and the unstructured floating text are thus identified serially one after another. Textual data is extracted from the structured data units and the unstructured floating text by processing the corresponding document image regions via optical character recognition (OCR). Entities are extracted from the textual data using natural language processing (NLP) techniques.

Abstract: A system for providing automated and domain specific contextual processing for context based verification may classify a plurality of extracted parameters from a set of digitized training document to assign a document similarity score with respect to a set of reference documents. The system may automatically detect a domain for the set of digitized training documents based on the document similarity score. The system may load a domain based neural model for the detected domain to generate a plurality of pre-defined contextual parameters. The system may receive a set of input documents and perform a contextual processing of the received set of documents based on the pre-defined contextual parameters to obtain an output in form of a plurality of filtered snippets, each bearing a corresponding rank. The context based verification may be performed based on the plurality of filtered snippets and the corresponding rank.

Abstract: A method for providing environmental comfort includes obtaining measurements of a dry bulb temperature, a relative humidity, and an airflow rate for an indoor space, calculating an apparent temperature for the indoor space using the measurements, and generating a visualization comprising a comfort band and a value of each of the apparent temperature, the dry bulb temperature, the relative humidity, and the airflow rate for the indoor space plotted relative to the comfort band along independent axes. The method also includes controlling building equipment to drive the value of one or more of the apparent temperature, the dry bulb temperature, the relative humidity, or the airflow rate into the comfort band.

Abstract: An HVAC system for a building includes an airside economizer, a plurality of sensors, and a controller. The airside economizer includes a first air intake configured to receive return air from within a building, a second air intake configured to receive outdoor air from outside the building, and an air discharge configured to provide discharge air to the building.

Abstract: An HVAC system for a building includes an airside economizer, a plurality of sensors, and a controller. The airside economizer includes a first air intake configured to receive return air from within a building, a second air intake configured to receive outdoor air from outside the building, and an air discharge configured to provide discharge air to the building.

Abstract: A method includes obtaining measurements of a dry bulb temperature, a relative humidity, and an airflow rate for an indoor space. The method also includes calculating an apparent temperature for the indoor space using the measurements, and generating a visualization that includes a comfort band and a value of each of the apparent temperature, the dry bulb temperature, the relative humidity, and the airflow rate for the indoor space.