Abstract: A hybrid system for natural language processing is provided. The system may include a transceiver operable to receive a query from a user. The query may include a stock portion integrated with a set of real-time conditions specific to the user. The transceiver may transmit the query to a model and to a response application. The model may receive the query and communicate with a data store. Based on historical data stored at the data store, the model may separate the stock portion from the set of real-time conditions, formulate a response to the stock portion and insert placeholders into the response for responses to the real-time conditions portion. The response application may receive the query and the response. The response application may communicate with private data stores to formulate responsive elements for the placeholders. The response application may insert the responsive elements into the placeholders to complete the response.

Abstract: An interactive voice response system for use with a real-time complaint identification system and dashboard may be provided. The interactive voice response system may receive and respond to human callers in real-time. Simultaneously, the interactive voice response system may use a model to transcribe the audio call and identify complaints within the audio calls. Identified complaints may be resolved by one of a plurality of resolution executables. One of the resolution executables may include registering the identified complaint with a complaint register.

Abstract: A hybrid system for natural language processing is provided. The system may include a transceiver operable to receive a query from a user. The query may include a stock portion integrated with a set of real-time conditions specific to the user. The transceiver may transmit the query to a model and to a response application. The model may receive the query and communicate with a data store. Based on historical data stored at the data store, the model may separate the stock portion from the set of real-time conditions, formulate a response to the stock portion and insert placeholders into the response for responses to the real-time conditions portion. The response application may receive the query and the response. The response application may communicate with private data stores to formulate responsive elements for the placeholders. The response application may insert the responsive elements into the placeholders to complete the response.

Abstract: A hybrid system for natural language processing is provided. The system may include a transceiver operable to receive a query from a user. The query may include a stock portion integrated with a set of real-time conditions specific to the user. The transceiver may transmit the query to a model and to a response application. The model may receive the query and communicate with a data store. Based on historical data stored at the data store, the model may separate the stock portion from the set of real-time conditions, formulate a response to the stock portion and insert placeholders into the response for responses to the real-time conditions portion. The response application may receive the query and the response. The response application may communicate with private data stores to formulate responsive elements for the placeholders. The response application may insert the responsive elements into the placeholders to complete the response.

Abstract: An interactive voice response system for use with a real-time complaint identification system and dashboard may be provided. The interactive voice response system may receive and respond to human callers in real-time. Simultaneously, the interactive voice response system may use a model to transcribe the audio call and identify complaints within the audio calls. Identified complaints may be resolved by one of a plurality of resolution executables. One of the resolution executables may include registering the identified complaint with a complaint register.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods for sharing bookmarks are provided. Bookmarks may include queries to a chatbot or other interactive application. A server may include a shared bookmark controller and a personal computing device may include a user bookmark controller. A user may save a bookmark and share the bookmark with a chosen recipient. The user bookmark controller may send the bookmark and the identity of the recipient to the shared bookmark controller. The shared bookmark controller may then send the bookmark to the recipient and record whether the recipient saves or rejects the bookmark. Bookmarks may be collated and categorized into groups, and entire groups may be shared.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods for sharing bookmarks are provided. Bookmarks may include queries to a chatbot or other interactive application. A server may include a shared bookmark controller and a personal computing device may include a user bookmark controller. A user may save a bookmark and share the bookmark with a chosen recipient. The user bookmark controller may send the bookmark and the identity of the recipient to the shared bookmark controller. The shared bookmark controller may then send the bookmark to the recipient and record whether the recipient saves or rejects the bookmark. Bookmarks may be collated and categorized into groups, and entire groups may be shared.

Abstract: Described herein are acoustical panels, comprising: a substrate; a non-woven veil having an airflow resistance of greater than 45 mks rayls, comprising: from about 20 wt. % to about 60 wt. % glass fibers; from about 40 wt. % to about 80 wt. % of a filler; and from about 110 dry g/m2 to about 135 dry g/m2 of a coating. Methods of making and using the panels are also described.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods for sharing bookmarks are provided. Bookmarks may include queries to a chatbot or other interactive application. A server may include a shared bookmark controller and a personal computing device may include a user bookmark controller. A user may save a bookmark and share the bookmark with a chosen recipient. The user bookmark controller may send the bookmark and the identity of the recipient to the shared bookmark controller. The shared bookmark controller may then send the bookmark to the recipient and record whether the recipient saves or rejects the bookmark. Bookmarks may be collated and categorized into groups, and entire groups may be shared.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods for gathering information from layered bots. The apparatus may be configured to run an instance of a user-facing bot. The platform may be configured to send to a selected support bot a back-end query. The platform may be configured to receive from the selected support bot an “OPEN” conversation status for the conversation. The platform may be configured to receive, after receiving the “OPEN” conversation status: a response to the back-end query; and a status update for the conversation status. The status update may be “WAITING”. The platform may be configured to repeat (a) through (c) below until the status update is “CLOSED”: (a) acquire from the user a responsive supplemental fact; (b) transmit to the contact bot the responsive supplemental fact; (c) receive from the contact bot: a response to the supplemental fact; and a status update for the conversation status.

Abstract: Described herein are acoustical panels comprising a substrate and a coated non-woven veil that comprises a coating applied to a non-woven veil, the non-woven veil having an airflow resistance of greater than 45 mks rayls and comprising: from about 20 wt. % to about 60 wt. % fibers; and from about 40 wt. % to about 80 wt. % of a filler; and wherein the coating is present on the non-woven veil in an amount ranging from about 110 dry g/m2 to about 135 dry g/m2. Methods of making and using the panels are also described.

Abstract: Described herein are acoustical panels, comprising: a substrate; a non-woven veil having an airflow resistance of greater than 45 mks rayls, comprising: from about 20 wt. % to about 60 wt. % glass fibers; from about 40 wt. % to about 80 wt. % of a filler; and from about 110 dry g/m2 to about 135 dry g/m2 of a coating. Methods of making and using the panels are also described.

Abstract: A method for automated risk management may include presenting a rule request graphical user interface (GUI) for a requester to enter information related to a rule request for a rule. The method may also include determining a risk rating score for the rule based on information entered in the rule request GUI. The information may include at least one of source information, destination information, service information and port information.