Systems and methods for matching people based on perceived activities
AssigneeGregory A. Pearson, Inc.
InventorsHolly Pearson, Gregory A. Pearson, Ronald Shane Hamilton, David B. Hall
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AssigneeGregory A. Pearson, Inc.
InventorsHolly Pearson, Gregory A. Pearson, Ronald Shane Hamilton, David B. Hall
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Matching systems and methods for social networking systems can select matches for users based on observed activities. A matching system can include, for example, a preference unit, a monitoring unit, and a matching unit. Generally, the preference unit can receive and process matching preference information for a user; the monitoring unit can monitor the user's activities on or observable by the server; and the matching unit can select and recommend matches for the user based on the monitored activities. Thus, matches can be suggested to the user based on the user's observed activities, and not simply based on the user's potentially inaccurate self-description.
A matching system comprising:
A matching method comprising:
A computer program product embodied in a computer-readable medium, the computer program product comprising an algorithm adapted to effectuate a matching method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.