Abstract: Technical interviewing is important for organizations for assessing a candidate to make hiring decision. For effective technical interviewing, predicting difficulty of long form technical questions is crucial. The present disclosure provides systems and methods for predicting difficulty of long form technical questions using weak supervision from textbooks. Further, zero shot pre-trained large language models and unsupervised template-based technique are used for generating questions. Furthermore, a difficulty score is assigned to the generated questions based on context difficulty and task difficulty. The context difficulty for the generated questions is computed using hierarchical structure of the textbooks, and the task difficulty is computed by determining a similarity between the generated questions and Bloom's taxonomy levels.

Abstract: The present disclosure a method for document structure based unsupervised long-form technical question generation. Initially, the system receives a textbook document. Further, a PDF metadata is extracted from the textbook document using a Natural Language Processing (NLP) technique. Further, a plurality of structures from the textbook document based on the PDF metadata using an NLP based filtering technique. Further, a plurality of index based question templates and Table of Contents (TOC) based question templates are obtained from a plurality of predefined question templates using the plurality of structures. Further, the generated plurality of long-form technical questions are generated using the obtained index and TOC based question templates. The plurality of long-form technical questions are further evaluated by the system using plurality of metrics.

Abstract: Providing a profile as a service is described herein. In an example, a computer system of stores account information for an account with a first service provider and profile information of a profile of the account. The computer system stores access control information that controls access to the account information and the profile information. The computer system receives an information request of a second service provider and determines, based at least in part on the access control information, a permission for the second service provider to access at least a portion of the profile information. The computer system sends, to the second service provider, the portion of the profile information in a response to the information request.