Daniel Olsher Integral Mind Technologies • Uniquely: Everything accomplished using knowledge and meaning • Process language using meaning • Use knowledge about the world • Complex deep knowledge: Know what each task will affect and how • Choose tasks based on what they will affect • Prioritize based on which tasks generate the most desired outcomes © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 2 … Now with added semantics! © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 3 • Automatically calculate • desirability of overall outcome described by the input • Example: ‘I won the lottery’ • ‘My pet is sick’ © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 4 • Automatically bring to awareness social media inputs that decision-makers likely need to see immediately Determined via semantics and knowledge © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 5 • Semantics tending to recur across incoming tweets • Knowledge-augmented –single word (‘bomb’) expanded to include component semantics • Patterns may be found even if people don’t use the same words (i.e. I heard a big bang, I heard an explosion would trigger explosion twice) © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 6 • Syntax-based at present – extract location-bearing elements from text. • Inclusion of associated semantic elements (i.e. heard) make output even more useful © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 7 • Key algorithm: Determines what a tweet is really ‘talking about’ so system can use knowledge to perform simulation Generated by input: ‘I heard a big bang’ © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 8 Generated by the input ‘my pet died’ meanings that generate various emotions +knowledge from the database = determine which meanings are generated from which sentences © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 9 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 10 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 11 Notifies users of: critical detected changes in task environment © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 12 What do we need to be doing / watching out for right now? © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 13 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 14 • If survivors perceive responders or the context negatively, they will not comply with orders, or comply slowly • Others will not volunteer, donate, or view responders in positive light • Calculate real-time impact of actions on cultural dimensions: Capability, Responsiveness, Correctness, Values Alignment, Solidarity, Legitimacy • Adjust calculations to individual cultural groups’ needs © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 15 • Calculated across all cultural dimensions • General barometer of ‘how things are going’ © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 16 “I’m afraid”: © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 17 Cultural Example: Vietnamese community may prefer to receive messages via friends1 1: Cultural Competency in Disaster Response: A Review of Current Concepts, Policies, and Practices (HHS) Concept Safety Correctness Values Alignment Energy 100 120 160 Messages From Friends Vietnamese Legitimacy Communication Core Needs Hatred Core Emotions Acceptance Trust Solidarity 100 100 130 100 100 -100 100 110 100 70 Evacuation Order Compliance Values 100 100 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 18 Concept Energy Iron(Material) -400 Zinc(Material) -400 Explosion 2800 Isolate Area -400 CulturallySensitive Response -16 Heavier Than Air 400 Pulmonary Edema 400 Basement 400 Toxic Gas 400 High Temperature Explosion 1600 Rubber -400 MAIN-SUBSTANCE 400 Substance Chloropicrin 400 Light Metals -400 Pain 1600 Diarrhea 400 Sewer 400 sociality -5700 Explosive Decomposition 800 Flammable Gas 400 Vomiting 400 Fire 800 Oxidizer 400 coreneeds -34400 Concept Lacrimation PPE Energy 400 -800 Burn(Medical) autonomy Irritation Headache Nausea Sore Throat Cyanosis Capability Values Eye Clothing 1200 -5700 400 400 400 400 400 -6400 -200 -1600 -100 Power:Social Plastic -200 -400 Core Emotions Suffering security Core Needs -6200 10400 -16600 -3480 Infrastructure Downwind Evacuation Happiness Correctness Legitimacy Brass(Material ) -5600 400 -6400 -4600 -100 400 Concept Vapor Cloud Drift Energy 800 Evacuation Fear Offended Skin Heat Bronze(Materia l) Health Trust Copper(Materia l) Physical Security -400 200 5800 -1600 800 Vapor Cloud Vapors Disperse Hatred Safety 800 400 -800 16700 -400 Physical Effectiveness -2800 Responsiveness Personnel -5600 -2800 400 -100 -200 400 -2800 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 19 Easy to add knowledge / Supports complex reasoning © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 20 • Store complex task and context knowledge. • Very simply add new data. • Enter data once, immediately works across all capabilities. © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 21 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 22 Concept Relative Energy (Desire To Accomplish) Relative Semantic Impact SAR 380 14.44 Hospital Transport 300 9 Deploy Food Aid 200 2 Housing 100 1 Health 100 1 Trash -100 1 Manage Donations 100 0 Damage Assessment 100 0 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 23 Concept Vapors Substance Chloropicrin Vapor Cloud Evacuation Effluent Vapor Cloud Drift Disperse Effluent Disposal Ventilate Health Effects of Substance Methyl Bromide PPE Substance Methyl Bromide Choose Incorrect PPE SAR Fire Hospital Transport Burn(Medical) Combustibles Oil Oxidizer Paper Wood Explosion High Temperature Explosion Lacrimation Shock Explosion Trash Decontaminate Deploy Food Aid Health PPE Bags PPE Disposal Skin Housing Desire -2400 -4000 -2400 1300 -1200 -1200 1200 1200 1200 -1400 1300 -1400 -1200 380 -500 300 -300 -200 -200 -200 -200 -200 -100 -100 -100 -100 -100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Impact 141.93684 118.2807 70.968421 36.707895 35.484211 35.484211 35.484211 35.484211 35.484211 28.885965 28.25 27.885965 25.153846 14.44 9.2105263 9 4.5 3.6842105 3.6842105 3.6842105 3.6842105 3.6842105 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Semantic Task Prioritization © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 24 © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 25 • • • • • Heat of the Moment – Details Get Missed! What needs to be done? What have we done so far? Have we skipped any steps? Example: Recall Trash/-100? (Collect trash in order to prevent disease) Sample task model contains two actions: collect and dispose. • System: Detect that dispose can assign negative energy to concepts (desired in this case) • Discover dispose’s subcomponents: ‘put’ (action) and ‘container’ (place). • Discover facilitators, namely truck (has a container), and person (collects items and loads the truck). • Attached to ‘person’ role is a role name, ‘loader’. • • Also attached are certain conditions; containers have capacities; if one exceeds it, one may no longer add. • Task Demo © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 26 • NLP: Excellent qualitative performance • Current demo uses Stanford statistical parser • Grammatical coverage still incomplete • Can be improved • Ultimately hope to shift to COGPARSE approach – ideal for tweets, does not suffer from many of the standard limitations, though corpus needs to be developed • Knowledge base: • Highly usable for current purposes, though not 100% • Mitigation: • System output is transparent, can be checked • Will want to enhance custom domain data coverage © 2015 Integral Mind Technologies 27
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