rji_entities.json

// All response has following structure
  status: string // ["ok" | "pending" | "err"]
  // other fields ...

// TrackingID response
  status: string // should always be "ok" tho
  data: string // the tracking id here

// Status poll response (non error)
  status: string // [ok | pending ]
  data: Results? // null on pending

// Status poll response (error)
  status: string // == "err"
  msg: string // error message

// Results structure is a dictionary where
// key is a string [format: data source name/title]
// value is [ Result ]
[
  {
    "dataSrc":"sample",
    "title":"the Current H-1B Visa Program is at Risk",
    "statments":[
      {"src": "Yes, the current H-1B visa program is at risk", "most_likely": "neutral"}, 
      {"src": "Yet, reform could be a good or bad thing, depending upon the execution", "most_likely": "neutral"}, 
     ]
  },
  {
  // ... similar
  }

]


// Result structure
  src: string // source sentance
  value: string // like "(0.97854394, 0.019078452, 0.0023776304)"
  is_neutral: string // like "False"
  is_entailment: string // like "True"
  is_contradiction: string // like "False" these three could be non-exclusive, like all could be true in rare cases
  most_likely: string // "contradiction"

// actual fields contained subject to "limit" option in request, e.g.
POST /analyze {"stmt": "H-1B program will be continued blah blah..", "tags": "H1B-visa", "limit": "src|most_likely"}
// then final result would only contain
  src: string
  most_likely: string