Automatic annotation of content
AssigneeRawllin International Inc.
InventorAndrey N. Nikankin
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Abstract
Generally described is auto annotation of content. A network service can receive at least partly textual content. The content can be automatically annotated to generate varying sets of the content. The varying sets of content can include varying levels of annotation to better meet user preferences or device capabilities. One or more of the varying sets of content can be output to a content browser, allowing a user of the content browser to see an annotated version of the content.
Claims26
A network service, comprising:
- a memory that stores computer executable components;
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- a processor that facilitates execution of computer executable components stored in the memory, the computer executable components comprising:
- an input component that receives content, wherein the content is at least partly textual content;
- an auto annotation component that generates differing sets of the content in response to reception of the content wherein a set of the sets of the content is associated with a level of detail of a set of different levels of detail;
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- an output component that sends at least one set of the sets of the content to a content browser based on a specified level of detail.
A method, comprising:
- receiving, by at least one computing device including at least one processor, at least partly textual content;
- determining non-textual content associated with the at least partly textual content;
- in response to the receiving or the determining, generating differing sets of the content wherein a set of the sets of the content is associated with a textual level of detail and a non-textual level of detail;
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- sending a subset of the sets of the content to a content browser based on a requested level of detail.
A computer-readable storage medium comprising computer-executable instructions that, in response to execution, cause a computing system to perform operations, comprising:
- receiving content including receiving textual content of the content and non-textual content of the content;
- in response to the receiving, generating differing sets of the content having respective textual levels of detail and respective non-textual levels of detail;
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- sending at least one set of the sets of the content to a content browser based on a designated level of detail.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.