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A large part of the world’s information is unstructured. That means it is available in natural language text, accessible to humans who are willing to invest the time to read it, but inaccessible to any but the most rudimentary automated analysis. As such, unstructured information is still the step child of the big data revolution.
Even looking at Wikipedia and its structured siblings DBPedia and Wikidata, it becomes obvious that much more information is generated in unstructured form even today than is codified in formats accessible to computation. The fate of the semantic web painfully illustrates this.
Humans continuously curate knowledge in the form they know best: natural language.
ayfie makes that trove accessible to analysis and prediction algorithms by unearthing the sematic structure behind the text.
Even looking at Wikipedia and its structured siblings DBPedia and Wikidata, it becomes obvious that much more information is generated in unstructured form even today than is codified in formats accessible to computation. The fate of the semantic web painfully illustrates this.
Humans continuously curate knowledge in the form they know best: natural language.
ayfie makes that trove accessible to analysis and prediction algorithms by unearthing the sematic structure behind the text.
