Author: Jane Edwards|| Date Published: November 14, 2016
John Frank
John Frank, CEO of knowledge discovery firm Diffeo, has said government agencies should deploy a text analytics application equipped with machine intelligence functions to help search and analyze large data sets and in-progress documents.
Frank wrote that such text analytics apps work to help users review large data repositories and recommend pieces of information œthat fill in knowledge gaps in the user™s document through the use of machine intelligence algorithms.
Such apps, also known as œcontent recommender tools, are designed to review all available information for integration with the user™s in-progress documents, Frank said.
He noted that content recommender platforms are built to monitor recommendations that a user accepts or discards.
œSuch feedback allows the machine to learn automatically and actively throughout the user™s long-running exploration, Frank added.
Frank also cited how content recommender tools help users trace connections, develop queries to various data stores and retrieve information from different data sources and languages.
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