by Angela Guess

According to a press release out of the company, “Computing System Innovations (CSI), America’s leading provider of intelligent redaction and indexing solutions, announces advanced machine learning technology, Intellidact LBX, within the Intellidact application suite. Intellidact’s fourth generation machine learning technology includes both supervised learning and state-of-the-art continuous active learning modes of operation. In supervised learning, users initially select sample sets of documents, and then tag the data items they wish the system to extract or redact. Intellidact LBX then trains on the tagged documents, producing an initial knowledge base used in production processing to locate and extract new occurrences of data. Continuous active learning gathers information from production processing and continuously updates the initial knowledge base, removing stale knowledge and adding new knowledge as appropriate to automatically maintain the system’s high accuracy.”

The release goes on, “Intellidact LBX empowers customers to easily create structured data from their unstructured documents in an expedited fashion, while still maintaining total possession and control of their documents. ‘Intellidact’s machine learning provides our customers the ability to accelerate any workflow that previously required manual document classification, data entry and validation,’ said Henry Sal, President of CSI. ‘The ability to place technology into our customers’ hands allowing them to simply point and click on data that is of interest, and then have a machine learn how to find and classify such with high accuracy, will save our customers thousands of hours in manual document processing time’.”

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