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Signals are emerging pieces of information relevant to a given context and offer potential for strategic advantage in a multitude of domains. However, sorting the signal from noise on large textual data is a very tedious process for humans. We introduce a scalable approach that extracts signals from hundreds of crawled sources and maps their metadata to a knowledge graph by exploiting state-of-the-art neural models for natural language understanding.
machine learning, knowledge graph, signal detection, strategic intelligence, natural language processing, artificial intelligence
machine learning, knowledge graph, signal detection, strategic intelligence, natural language processing, artificial intelligence
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