Systems, methods, and apparatuses for displaying purchase transaction elements based on a determined hierarchy
AssigneeToshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMark Molander
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Abstract
Systems, methods, and apparatuses for displaying repeating purchase transaction elements based on a determined hierarchy are disclosed. According to an aspect, a method includes receiving display information for display of elements on a display. Each element being associated with a purchase transaction. The method also includes determining a hierarchy of one of the elements with respect to at least one of the other elements. Further, the method includes dynamically determining a display specification for the one of the elements based on the determined hierarchy. The method also includes displaying the one of the elements on the display in accordance with the determined display specification.
Claims17
A method comprising:
- capturing, by an image capturing device, one or more images, including a machine-readable image and a photographic image of a user;
- retrieving, by a processor, from memory, identification information from the user based on the captured one or more images of the user;
- receiving, by the processor, display information of a plurality of elements, each element being associated with a purchase transaction;
- determining, by the processor, a placement position hierarchy of one of the elements with respect to at least one of the other elements based on the retrieved identification information based on comparing a likelihood of purchase of an item for sale associated with the one of the elements against a likelihood of purchase of the at least one of the other elements;
- placing, by the processor, the one of the elements higher in the placement position hierarchy when the one of the elements is more likely to be purchases than the at least one of the other elements;
- determining, by the processor, a display specification for the one of the elements based on the determined placement position hierarchy;
- constructing, by the processor, a graphical display representation of the placement position hierarchy based on the placement position hierarchy, the received display information, and the display specification;
- and
- displaying, by the processor, the graphical representation of the placement position hierarchy of one of the elements on the display in accordance with the determined display specification.
A system comprising:
- a display;
- an image capturing device configured to capture one or more images, including a machine-readable image and a photographic image of a user;
- and
- a purchase transaction manager comprising at least one processor and memory configured to:
- retrieve, by the processor from the memory, identification information of the user based on the captured one or more images of the user;
- receive, by the processor, display information of a plurality of elements, each element being associated with a purchase transaction;
- determine, by the processor, a placement position hierarchy of one of the elements with respect to at least one of the other elements based on the retrieved identification information based on comparing a likelihood of purchase of an item for sale associated with the one of the elements against a likelihood of purchase of the at least one of the other elements;
- place the one of the elements higher in the placement position hierarchy when the one of the elements is more likely to be purchases than the at least one of the other elements;
- determine, by the processor, a display specification for the one of the elements based on the determined placement position hierarchy;
- construct a graphical display representation of the placement position hierarchy based on the placement position hierarchy, the received display information, and the display specification;
- and
- display, by the processor, the graphical display representation of the placement position hierarchy of one of the elements on the display in accordance with the determined display specification.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.