Abstract: Systems and methods to classify incident report documents are disclosed, comprising inputting, a first type data entry of a document into a deep neural network (DNN); encoding, via the DNN, the first type data entry to output a densely embedded contextual vector representing contents of the first type data entry; generating, a list containing ordered data from a second type data entry of the document; encoding, via a machine learning network, the ordered data into a sparse vector representation of the second type data entry; concatenating, the densely embedded contextual vector with the sparse vector representation to generate a representative vector of the document; and training a gradient-boosted classifier network by using as training inputs the representative vector and a label associated with the document to generate a classification of the document.

Abstract: Systems and methods to classify incident report documents are disclosed, comprising inputting, a first type data entry of a document into a deep neural network (DNN); encoding, via the DNN, the first type data entry to output a densely embedded contextual vector representing contents of the first type data entry; generating, a list containing ordered data from a second type data entry of the document; encoding, via a machine learning network, the ordered data into a sparse vector representation of the second type data entry; concatenating, the densely embedded contextual vector with the sparse vector representation to generate a representative vector of the document; and training a gradient-boosted classifier network by using as training inputs the representative vector and a label associated with the document to generate a classification of the document.

Abstract: Systems and methods to classify incident report documents are disclosed, comprising inputting, a first type data entry of a document into a deep neural network (DNN); encoding, via the DNN, the first type data entry to output a densely embedded contextual vector representing contents of the first type data entry; generating, a list containing ordered data from a second type data entry of the document; encoding, via a machine learning network, the ordered data into a sparse vector representation of the second type data entry; concatenating, the densely embedded contextual vector with the sparse vector representation to generate a representative vector of the document; and training a gradient-boosted classifier network by using as training inputs the representative vector and a label associated with the document to generate a classification of the document.