Method for collaborative knowledge base development
A knowledge base is collaboratively developed by receiving language input from at least one editor, featurizing it into language elements, extracting predicate sets that are missing predicate arguments, querying editors for input regarding the missing arguments, and updating the knowledge base with suitable predicate arguments and other language elements provided by the editors.
1. An automated method for collaboratively developing a knowledge base with information from a plurality of editors comprising the steps of:
receiving, from at least one editor, a language input;
featurizing said language input, using at least one language featurization system trained on a reference speech data comprising featurized audio from clinical trial data previously measured on clinically recognized health instruments, to produce a featurized data;
extracting, based upon said featurized data, an incomplete predicate set comprising a predicate head;
determining whether a predicate argument is present in said incomplete predicate set; and
querying at least one of the plurality of editors for an input regarding said predicate argument.
2. An automated method for collaboratively developing a knowledge base for a use case from a plurality of editors comprising the steps of:
receiving, from at least one editor, a language input comprising a goal for said use case and a method for achieving said goal;
wherein said goal comprises a score determined using clinical trial data previously measured on clinically recognized health instruments;
featurizing said language input to produce a featurized data comprising a set of method steps;
extracting, based on said featurized data, an incomplete predicate set comprising a predicate head;
determining whether said predicate head is present in said incomplete predicate set based on clinical trial data previously measured on clinically recognized health instruments; and
querying at least one of the plurality of editors for an input regarding said predicate head to identify a missing predicate argument.
3. An automated method for collaboratively developing a knowledge base for a use case from a plurality of editors comprising the steps of:
receiving, from at least one editor, a language input comprising a goal for said use case and a method for achieving said goal;
wherein said goal comprises a score determined using clinical trial data previously measured on clinically recognized health instruments;
featurizing said language input to produce a featurized data comprising a set of method steps;
extracting, based on said featurized data, an incomplete predicate set comprising a predicate argument;
determining whether said predicate argument is present in said incomplete predicate set based on clinical trial data previously measured on clinically recognized health instruments; and
querying at least one of the plurality of editors for an input regarding said predicate argument to identify a missing predicate head.