Abstract:
A system and method for searching for and finding data across industrial time-series data is disclosed. A computer system receives a search query from a client system. The computer system accesses a database including a plurality of stored time-series data sets. For each stored time-series data set, the computer system determines whether the stored time-series data set includes one or more sections that match the received search query. In accordance with a determination that two or more of stored time-series data sets include at least one section that matches the received search query, the computer system determines whether the matching sections in each stored time-series data set have overlapping time periods. In accordance with a determination that the matching sections in each time-series data set have overlapping time periods, the computer system identifies a particular event that occurred during the overlapping time periods.
Abstract:
Embodiments allow blocking and featurization of time-series data gathered from at least one sensor. The input time-series data is divided into blocks with common attributes (features) according to feature models that describe patterns in the data. The blocks may be overlapping or non-overlapping. The resultant feature blocks are annotated with feature information and semantic meaning. The feature blocks can be indexed to facilitate semantic search of the data. Feature blocks may be further analyzed to create semantic blocks that incorporate semantic meaning and features for multiple feature blocks, sensors and/or related time-series data. The semantic blocks can also be indexed to facilitate semantic search of the data.
Abstract:
According to some embodiments, a document associated with an artifact may be received, the document being at least partially unstructured. In an unstructured portion of the document, an extraction platform may automatically detect a first characteristic. The extraction platform may also automatically detect a second characteristic in the unstructured portion of the document. Using the first and second characteristics, a structured semantic model representing the artifact may automatically be created.
Abstract:
A method for knowledge management using concept rules includes receiving event data corresponding to an industrial application and generating at least one inference concept based on the event data. The method also includes obtaining a semantic model having a plurality of inference concepts, a plurality of relationships among the plurality of inference concepts, and a plurality of concept rules representative of domain knowledge. The plurality of concept rules is authored using the plurality of inference concepts and the plurality of relationships. Furthermore, the method includes processing the at least one inference concept based on the semantic model to generate inferential data. The inferential data is representative of an inference corresponding to the event data. In addition, the method includes controlling the industrial application based on the inferential data.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to the use of both semantic analysis and statistical text mining to process data records, improving the completeness and accuracy of records so processed. By way of example, a data record may be iteratively processed by text mining using seeds derived from a semantic template and by validating the results based on semantic reasoning based on the semantic template.
Abstract:
A system and method for searching for and finding data across industrial time-series data is disclosed. A computer system receives a search query from a client system. The computer system accesses a database including a plurality of stored time-series data sets. For each stored time-series data set, the computer system determines whether the stored time-series data set includes one or more sections that match the received search query. In accordance with a determination that two or more of stored time-series data sets include at least one section that matches the received search query, the computer system determines whether the matching sections in each stored time-series data set have overlapping time periods. In accordance with a determination that the matching sections in each time-series data set have overlapping time periods, the computer system identifies a particular event that occurred during the overlapping time periods.
Abstract:
In various example embodiments, a semantic modeling server includes a semantic model and an inductive logic programming module. The semantic module includes underlying data that defines one or more characteristics of a part to be manufactured. The inductive logic programming module is provided with positive and negative examples of a feature to be identified and part data that defines the part to be manufactured. Given the examples of the feature and the semantic model, the inductive logic programming module determines various rules that can be used to identify whether the provided part data includes the feature defined by the semantic model. Using the determined rules the inductive logic programming module then identifies instances of the feature associated with the semantic model within the provided part data. The inductive logic programming can then be iteratively executed with the semantic model to refine the determined rules.
Abstract:
A dataset including boundary representations of shapes associated with an item being designed for manufacture is accessed by a semantic processing module. A semantic graph of each of the boundary representations of shapes is generated and a numerical processing module computes geometric attributes of each of the shapes. The semantic graph of a shape is updated based on any geometric attributes computed for the shape. The semantic graphs are then compared to a repository of semantic graphs of manufacturing features to identify instances of manufacturing features. Geometric attributes associated with each instance of a manufacturing feature are then computed. For each instance, the associated geometric attributes are compared against a repository of semantic manufacturing rules to determine whether the instance is in compliance with the rules. A user designing the item is alerted to the presence of any instances of manufacturing features that are not in compliance with the rules.
Abstract:
A system for extracting ontological information from a body of text is disclosed. The system parses one or more sentences from the body of text into parse tree format to generate a set of parsed sentences. The system further performs named-entity-recognition by identifying a subset of parsed sentences from the set of parsed sentences. A subset of noun phrases from the subset of parsed sentences are identified and the noun phrases are examined to classify the noun phrases as an entity or as a property. The system also identifies and outputs a conceptual relationship between the entity and the property based at least partially on grammatical relationship of the entity and the property.
Abstract:
A hydrocarbon extractor (HE) evaluator system includes a central controller and an HE evaluator model that includes a hierarchical equipment model of heterogeneous HE type, subtype, and property, a plurality of rules arrangeable as a hierarchical equipment rule set, and as a hierarchical well feature rule set, a rules engine, the hierarchical well feature rule set formatted for a multi-factor comparison by the rules engine between heterogeneous HE types from disparate sources applied to the hierarchical equipment model. The rules engine configured to apply rules using class structure and one or more categories to an extracted portion of the hierarchical equipment model to generate results displayable to a user for determination of an HE type suitable for a particular well. A method for evaluating HE types and a non-transitory computer-readable medium containing instructions for a processor to perform the method are also disclosed.