Generating skill data through machine learning
AssigneeSkyHive Technologies Holdings Inc.
InventorsSean Hinton, Mohan Reddy, Sergey Bukharov, Yuri Yerastov
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AssigneeSkyHive Technologies Holdings Inc.
InventorsSean Hinton, Mohan Reddy, Sergey Bukharov, Yuri Yerastov
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A data management server computer (“server”) and related methods are disclosed to enhance electronic documents or search processes related to skill data, including skill names, using machine learning techniques. The server is programmed to organize skill names from a dictionary into a knowledge graph. The knowledge graph includes nodes that represent the skill names and words of the skill names and edges that represent syntactic or semantic relationships. The server is programmed to respond to skill-related requests using the knowledge graph and track access patterns of the knowledge graph in responding to the requests. The replies to the request can be generated based on the structure or access patterns of the knowledge graph and used as search results or skill-related data, such as resumes or job descriptions.
A computer-implemented method of generating skill data for job search, job hiring, or skill research, comprising:
One or more non-transitory storage media storing instructions which, when executed by one or more computing devices, cause performance of a method of generating skill data for job search, job hiring, or skill research, the method comprising:
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