Abstract: A hierarchical document classification system is disclosed. The system includes a text-based document classifier model for classifying an input electronic document into one of a set of predefined document categories. The system further includes an image-based metadata identification model for classifying electronic documents of a particular document category into a set of metadata categories. The system further includes a fuzzy text matcher for supplementing classification accuracy of the image-based metadata identification model to obtain a metadata category for the input electronic document.

Abstract: A self-learning system for categorizing log entries may be provided. The system may display a first log entry and receive a categorical identifier for the first log entry. The system may parse the first log entry for predetermined text information and predetermined image information. The predetermined text information may be included in a datafield classifier and the predetermined image information included in a metadata classifier. The system may identify the predetermined text information in the log entry and adjust a first prioritization of respective categorical identifiers included in the datafield classifier. The system may identify the predetermined image information in the first log entry and adjust a second prioritization of the respective categorical identifiers included in the metadata classifier. The system may map a second log entry to the categorical identifier based on adjustment of the first prioritization or adjustment of the second prioritization.

Abstract: A document processing system receives an electronic document including component documents generated from various sources in different formats. Plain text data can be extracted from the electronic document in addition to formatting and structuring information. The plain text data is segmented into sections and various entities are extracted and linked from the sections. An interactive graphical user interface (GUI) that displays content including the plain text data is formatted according to the styling information and annotated entity relationships are determined from the linked entities. The GUI enables user edits to the annotated entity relationships.

Abstract: A hierarchical document classification system is disclosed. The system includes a text-based document classifier model for classifying an input electronic document into one of a set of predefined document categories. The system further includes an image-based metadata identification model for classifying electronic documents of a particular document category into a set of metadata categories. The system further includes a fuzzy text matcher for supplementing classification accuracy of the image-based metadata identification model to obtain a metadata category for the input electronic document.

Abstract: Implementations are directed to computer-implemented, real-time benefit eligibility evaluation including actions of receiving a request in a computer-readable format, the request indicating a procedure, a policy, and providing metadata, and determining that a sufficiently similar request has not been previously received, and at least partially in response: providing a set of policies, determining similarity scores between the policy, and each policy in the set of policies to provide a set of similarity scores, identifying a most similar policy in the set of policies based on similarity scores in the set of similarity scores, and outputting a decision to the request, the decision including a historical decision previously output for the most similar policy.

Abstract: A document processing system receives an electronic document including component documents generated from various sources in different formats. Plain text data can be extracted from the electronic document in addition to formatting and structuring information. The plain text data is segmented into sections and various entities are extracted and linked from the sections. An interactive graphical user interface (GUI) that displays content including the plain text data is formatted according to the styling information and annotated entity relationships are determined from the linked entities. The GUI enables user edits to the annotated entity relationships.

Abstract: This document describes systems, methods, devices, and other techniques for automatically identifying and extracting medical conditions and supporting evidences from electronic health records. In some implementations, formatted text extracted from an unstructured electronic health record is obtained. The formatted text is segmented into multiple documents, wherein each document comprises a respective document type and represents a respective document encounter. Medical condition entities and supporting evidence entities referenced in each of the multiple documents are extracted. Extracted supporting evidence entities within a same document are linked to respective extracted medical condition entities from the same document using one or more of i) medical ontologies, or ii) a medical knowledge base. Output data representing linked supporting evidence entities and medical condition entities within a same document is provided.

Abstract: A self-learning system for categorizing log entries may be provided. The system may display a first log entry and receive a categorical identifier for the first log entry. The system may parse the first log entry for predetermined text information and predetermined image information. The predetermined text information may be included in a datafield classifier and the predetermined image information included in a metadata classifier. The system may identify the predetermined text information in the log entry and adjust a first prioritization of respective categorical identifiers included in the datafield classifier. The system may identify the predetermined image information in the first log entry and adjust a second prioritization of the respective categorical identifiers included in the metadata classifier. The system may map a second log entry to the categorical identifier based on adjustment of the first prioritization or adjustment of the second prioritization.

Abstract: A self-learning system for categorizing log entries may be provided. A text classifier may identify a log description of a log entry in response to text of the log description being associated with indicators of a word model. A datafield classifier may generate a datafield metrics including an accuracy of the categorical identifiers representing the datafield. A metafield classifier may generate a context metrics for the context of the log entry, the context metrics including an accuracy categorical identifiers representing the metafields. A combination classifier may form a weighted classification set and select a categorical identifier as being representative of the datafield based on the weighted classification set. A categorical controller may identify new categories based on an analysis of the context metrics of the log entry.

Abstract: A self-learning system for categorizing log entries may be provided. A text classifier may identify a log description of a log entry in response to text of the log description being associated with indicators of a word model. A datafield classifier may generate a datafield metrics including an accuracy of the categorical identifiers representing the datafield. A metafield classifier may generate a context metrics for the context of the log entry, the context metrics including an accuracy categorical identifiers representing the metafields. A combination classifier may form a weighted classification set and select a categorical identifier as being representative of the datafield based on the weighted classification set. A categorical controller may identify new categories based on an analysis of the context metrics of the log entry.