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"I know what I want. Why can't I just ask for it?"

Today's computers don't behave very much like human beings. DataSea changes that.

DataSea's technology understands meaning, context, and synonyms and puts it all together to do what you really want in one simple step. That means you can communicate with DataSea the way you would with a human being. DataSea extracts knowledge from all the information you give it and delivers and actions and answers you really want. It doesn't look up answers in a table, it derives them from the connections it finds in the entire body of data. It's a different architecture of information storage and problem solving. It "connects the dots."

Just tell the computer what you want.

DataSea's proprietary Inferencing Engine incorporates innovative reasoning capability based on neural-like networks. Its unique methods map to natural human behaviour, harnessing the power of natural language to give people an intuitive, powerful way to interact with computers and devices. No need to memorize command sets or navigate through menus and icons.

What is "inferencing"?

Inferencing is the ability to use human-like reasoning to "connect the dots" between different data points. Most computing today is based on lookup, statistical modeling and decision trees. This is why so much of today's computing involves navigating through menus, icons, or the frustrations of keyword-based hit lists.

What is "natural language"?

Natural language is plain English. It's that simple. You can interface with DataSea just by speaking or texting the way you would with a human being, and it understands you.

How does it work?

DataSea fuses both structured and unstructured data sources into one network and extracts knowledge from all the information you give it, including input, and delivers and actions and answers you really want based on the connections it finds between your input and its fused knowledgebase.

Besides acquiring new information, its "neural-like" architecture allows DataSea to learn from your feedback: while any imprecise query can give a number of correct answers, DataSea allows you to select what you mean through disambiguation. The system learns from this and gives better results next time.