1. Computers in Libraries 2018
Connecting Knowledge
Computers in Libraries 2018
Michelle Valiani
about.yewno.com

2. History of an Idea: Yewno
Yewno, Inc., is a Silicon Valley based startup focused on information processing to create Knowledge and Advanced Analytics Applications
The technology model is based on an innovative structure of algorithms based on Computational Linguistics, Neural Processes, and Deep Learning
On the research line for emerging properties analysis of complex graphs, a new bio-medical research paradigm
More than 23 million specialized scientific publications have processed and mapped tens of millions of biological reports: the application and Drug Repurposing
Stanford University is interested in innovating this model.
Part of a project for prototyping an inferential engine with the aim of providing a new tool for extracting knowledge by processing tens of millions of data sources across various disciplines
Applied Mathematics in Complex Systems
There is a structure for study and description of economic and financial cycles: Econophysics
2009
2010 ~ 2013
2014
Today

3. Why Yewno Discover? WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
WHEN YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
Search
Discover
Simple questions
Straight answers
Open-ended questions
Complex answers

4. A different perspective on information
A blend of computational semantics, graph theory and machine learning

5. Fragmented Sources of Information Government Documents – In a single place
Free and open US Federal Government content All three branches of government, all cabinet departments
Current Content (~71.7 million documents)
Legislative Branch (Bills, Testimony, Congressional Record, Congressional Research Service, Congressional Reports…)
Executive Branch (Federal Register, Presidential Documents, Reports, News)
Judicial Branch (Federal, State, Specialty Courts, Court Research…)
Technical Reports & Research (DOE, NREL, NIST, NTRL, ERIC, NIH, USIP, NDU, NASA…)
Financial Documents (US Treasury, SEC, FTC…)
In the Pipeline (~30 million documents)
News and Reports (Congress, White House, Executive Offices, Cabinet Departments, Independent Commissions)
Financial Documents (Contracts, Grants)
National Archives (Pentagon Papers, historical Federal Reserve reports…)
Patents

6. DEMO
Google
Let
Use
SEARCH
to DISCOVER
So you know more.