This invention describes a computer system designed to learn and integrate knowledge from measurement data and text, using an organized knowledge structure called an ontology. It automatically identifies and infers complex relationships between different pieces of information, storing them in a structured database (like a graph) for searching, visualization, and comparison, with a specific focus on bioinformatics. The claims narrow the invention to a specific software architecture with dedicated engines for inference, integration, relation scoring, and search.
Why it matters: Filed in 2024, the rapid advancements in large language models and knowledge graph technologies since then could significantly simplify the development of the inference and integration engines, especially for extracting relationships from text and dynamically updating the knowledge base.
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