MIT researchers are hoping to advance the democratization of data science with a new tool for nonstatisticians that automatically generates models for analyzing raw data. Democratizing data science is the notion that anyone, with little to no expertise, can do data science if provided ample data and user-friendly analytics tools.
Source: news.mit.edu
Author: Rob Matheson
Categories: Articles
BI Corner 
See also Executable English — it supports writing and running of self-explaining QA apps.
In the online system you can write and immediately run (for example)
some-person is a man
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that-person is mortal
without previously defining a vocabulary. The words simply take their meaning from context.
Some more examples…
some-person is a Swedish national
it is very likely that that-person is tall
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it is likely that that-person is blond
some-person does research into some-subject
that-subject is a sub topic of some-topic
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that-person does research into that-topic
How and why this works is a long story, but you can check that it actually does work by writing and running your own examples.
Just point a browser to http://www.executable-english.com
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