Abstract: Systems and methods for aligning ontologies, such as a medical or related ontologies, are disclosed. Initially, ontology specifications are received, such as ontologies comprising a root node and a plurality of child nodes. Each node is assigned at least one synthetic identifier corresponding to its path(s) to the root node. In some cases, nodes may be clustered using one or more clustering algorithms. A translation model is pre-trained by applying one or more masked language models to the ontologies and the synthetic identifiers. Subsequently, each ontology is augmented by identifying nodes in different ontologies that match and assigning label and/or other details across different ontologies. The translation model can then be fine-tuned using the augmented data. The fine-tuned translation model is then used to identify corresponding nodes in target ontologies in response to translation requests.

Abstract: Techniques for performing natural language processing (NLP) on semi-structured data are described. An exemplary method includes receiving a semi-structured document to perform NLP on using a trained NLP model; converting the semi-structured document into a secondary format, wherein the secondary format includes spatial information for tokens of the semi-structured document; flattening the converted, secondary formatted semi-structured document into a Unicode Transformation Format text file; performing NLP on the Unicode Transformation Format text file using the trained NLP model; and providing a result of the NLP to a requester.

Abstract: Systems and methods for data normalization are disclosed. The disclosed systems and methods train one or more machine learning model based on a plurality of annotated records and apply these trained models to new or updated records. The models are configured to analyze the records and generate classifications or concepts from the records and corresponding confidence scores. If the confidence scores exceed a threshold, the corresponding classifications or concepts are appended to the appropriate record.

Abstract: A machine learning service implements programmatic interfaces for a variety of operations on several entity types, such as data sources, statistics, feature processing recipes, models, and aliases. A first request to perform an operation on an instance of a particular entity type is received, and a first job corresponding to the requested operation is inserted in a job queue. Prior to the completion of the first job, a second request to perform another operation is received, where the second operation depends on a result of the operation represented by the first job. A second job, indicating a dependency on the first job, is stored in the job queue. The second job is initiated when the first job completes.

Abstract: A machine learning service implements programmatic interfaces for a variety of operations on several entity types, such as data sources, statistics, feature processing recipes, models, and aliases. A first request to perform an operation on an instance of a particular entity type is received, and a first job corresponding to the requested operation is inserted in a job queue. Prior to the completion of the first job, a second request to perform another operation is received, where the second operation depends on a result of the operation represented by the first job. A second job, indicating a dependency on the first job, is stored in the job queue. The second job is initiated when the first job completes.

Abstract: Respective statistical distributions of a target variable within a proposed training data set and a proposed test data set for a machine learning model are obtained. A metric indicative of the difference between the two statistical distributions is computed. The difference metric is used to determine whether the proposed test data set is acceptable to evaluate the machine learning model.

Abstract: Respective statistical distributions of a target variable within a proposed training data set and a proposed test data set for a machine learning model are obtained. A metric indicative of the difference between the two statistical distributions is computed. The difference metric is used to determine whether the proposed test data set is acceptable to evaluate the machine learning model.

Abstract: A determination that a machine learning data set is to be shuffled is made. Tokens corresponding to the individual observation records are generated based on respective identifiers of the records' storage objects and record key values. Respective representative values are derived from the tokens. The observation records are rearranged based on a result of sorting the representative values and provided to a shuffle result destination.

Abstract: A machine learning service implements programmatic interfaces for a variety of operations on several entity types, such as data sources, statistics, feature processing recipes, models, and aliases. A first request to perform an operation on an instance of a particular entity type is received, and a first job corresponding to the requested operation is inserted in a job queue. Prior to the completion of the first job, a second request to perform another operation is received, where the second operation depends on a result of the operation represented by the first job. A second job, indicating a dependency on the first job, is stored in the job queue. The second job is initiated when the first job completes.

Abstract: A machine learning service implements programmatic interfaces for a variety of operations on several entity types, such as data sources, statistics, feature processing recipes, models, and aliases. A first request to perform an operation on an instance of a particular entity type is received, and a first job corresponding to the requested operation is inserted in a job queue. Prior to the completion of the first job, a second request to perform another operation is received, where the second operation depends on a result of the operation represented by the first job. A second job, indicating a dependency on the first job, is stored in the job queue. The second job is initiated when the first job completes.

Abstract: A machine learning service implements programmatic interfaces for a variety of operations on several entity types, such as data sources, statistics, feature processing recipes, models, and aliases. A first request to perform an operation on an instance of a particular entity type is received, and a first job corresponding to the requested operation is inserted in a job queue. Prior to the completion of the first job, a second request to perform another operation is received, where the second operation depends on a result of the operation represented by the first job. A second job, indicating a dependency on the first job, is stored in the job queue. The second job is initiated when the first job completes.