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Ingentium

Knowledge Management, Knowledge Graphs, AI and Analytics

for Precision Medicine and Drug Discovery

Leveraging advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science to collect and organize knowledge content.

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Generating knowledge graphs to improve the understanding of and discover new relationships across diverse data sets.

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Providing an up-to-date magazine on disease-specific content based on our AI-curated knowledge bases.

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Welcome to Ingentium

Ingentium provides the latest content on specific diseases that is of interest to patients, care givers, and healthcare providers. These articles and papers can be accessed via news channels as well as social media – such as Apple News, Feedly, Flipboard, as well as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and others. Ingentium offers free access to its magazines where readers can post comments, create alerts, and join specific communities of interest that span major health and wellness topics.

Ingentium is a next generation media company and online community service provider. Ingentium uses a novel big data cyberinfrastructure technology to aggregate and refine the latest news and information into focused, disease-specific knowledge bases, which can also be viewed as knowledge graphs (visualizations of the relationships between data in the knowledge base). These knowledge bases are used to deliver media to patients, physicians, and the medical research community in our Health Magazines, a component of the Ingentium Health Network.

Ingentium Magazines offer unique benefits to patients, physicians and health-related organizations by providing daily delivery of high quality, targeted healthcare information. Our knowledge graphs provide an easy way to browse and search across the vast amount and diverse types of data in a knowledge base.

What Is Knowledge Science?

Knowledge science is the study of knowledge formation and communication processes in organizations from
a socio-scientific perspective. Knowledge science investigates decision-making in groups from the viewpoint of cognitive science, and establishes information systems that support the creation and utilization of knowledge.

 

The 4 Components of Knowledge Science

  • Knowledge technology
    • encompasses classification, representation, modeling,
      identification, acquisition, searching, organization, storage,
      conversion, and dissemination
  • Knowledge management
    • which covers three different yet related areas (knowledge
      assets, knowing processes, knower relations)
  • Knowledge discovery and data mining
    • which combine databases, statistics, machine learning, and
      related areas to discover and extract valuable knowledge from
      large volumes of data
  • Knowledge synthesis
    • knowledge justification, and knowledge construction, which
      are important in solving real-life problems

 

A knowledge graph is a semantic network for representing knowledge in patterns of interconnected nodes and edges, where nodes represent objects or concepts, and edges represent relationships. One advantage of using knowledge graphs is the ability to analyze diverse types of data and relationships, which Ingentium applies to our knowledge bases spanning everything from genes to symptoms to anatomy to drugs, and everything in between.

 

Ingentium uses machine learning and semantic analysis to construct disease- or topic-focused knowledge bases. We use NLP and semantic predication to build contextualized knowledge graphs using learned content, and we provide a magazine for each knowledge base that updates daily.

Ingentium Magazines

Ingentium offers well curated, timely, easy to access media focused on specific disease areas to the patient, physician and healthcare community.  Given the tremendous and ever growing amount of information contained within healthcare media an automated solution, is required. Ingentium offers a unique suite of electronic magazines that effectively addresses this need.

Content is delivered through the Ingentium Magazines.  Flipboard, AppleNews, Rss feeds, E-mail reports, as well as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

Use the tabs below to learn more about our content delivery options.

Ingentium Magazines are directed toward patients, their families, care givers, physicians and researchers. The content is gathered, validated, categorized, and supplied using a novel big data cyberinfrastructure technology that continually learns (is cybernetic).

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Four Magazines are currently available, including multiple sclerosis, melanoma, huntington’s disease and parkinson’s disease.  More Magazines are in development.

Take Me There

Ingentium has created a channel on AppleNews, containing all of our content, separted into disease areas. AppleNews is available on all devices supporting iOS-9.

Four magazines are currently available, including multiple sclerosis, melanoma, huntington’s disease and parkinson’s disease.

AppleNews Channel

Ingentium has created a channel on Flipboard, containing all of our content, separted into disease areas. Content is available from the web as well as multiple mobile devices.

Four magazines are currently available, including multiple sclerosis, melanoma, huntington’s disease and parkinson’s disease.

Take Me There

Ingentium creates many RSS feeds everyday containing all our our content, separated by disease area and evidence type (news, media, literature).

The following shows our feeds after inport into the Feedly RSS management system.

Take Me There

Ingentium uses the Twitter platform to “tweet” content. Due to the large number of entries we process each day, it isn’t possible to tweet all of our content entries. We therefore have chosen to tweet out only trending articles across all of our knowledgebases.

Take Me There

Ingentium uses the Facebook platform to “post” content. Due to the large number of entries we process each day, it isn’t possible to post all of our content entries. We therefore have chosen to post out only trending articles across all of our knowledgebases.

Take Me There

Ingentium uses the LinkedIn platform to “post” content. Due to the large number of entries we process each day, it isn’t possible to post all of our content entries. We therefore have chosen to post out only selected trending articles across all of our knowledgebases.

Take Me There

Custom reports in PDF format may be created and emailed directly to your inbox. Each report is generated by supplying Ingentium (on the Magazine Website) your name, email and search keywords of interest. Reports may be sent on a daily or weekly basis.

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Ingentium Knowledgebase Articles (Through July 2, 2018)

Multiple Sclerosis

Melanoma

Huntington's Disease

Parkinson's Disease

Precision Medicine

Opioids

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