Providing organized content
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsSumit Basu, Lucretia Vanderwende, Lanbo Zhang
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Abstract
Systems and methods for providing organized content are described herein. In one example, a method includes identifying a spine document from a collection of documents, wherein the spine document comprises a plurality of sections. The method also includes splitting a related document into a plurality of subdocuments. In addition, the method includes mapping the subdocuments to corresponding sections of the spine document. Furthermore, the method includes displaying subdocuments based on a search of the collection of documents.
Claims20
A method for providing organized content comprising:
- identifying a spine document from a collection of documents, wherein the spine document comprises a plurality of sections;
- splitting a related document into a plurality of subdocuments;
- mapping the subdocuments to corresponding sections of the spine document;
- and
- displaying subdocuments based on a search of the collection of documents.
One or more computer-readable storage media comprising a plurality of instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:
- identify a spine document from a collection of documents, wherein the spine document comprises a plurality of sections;
- split a related document from the collection of documents into a plurality of subdocuments;
- map the subdocuments to corresponding sections of the spine document;
- and
- display subdocuments based on a search of the collection of documents and a relationship of the subdocuments to the spine document, wherein the relationship between the subdocuments to the spine document comprises one of a complementary relationship, a redundant relationship, a duplicate relationship, and a matching relationship.
A system for providing organized content comprising:
- a display device to display a plurality of subdocuments;
- a processor to execute processor executable code;
- a storage device that stores processor executable code, wherein the processor executable code, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to:
- identify a spine document from a collection of documents, wherein the spine document comprises a plurality of sections;
- split a related document into the plurality of subdocuments;
- map the subdocuments to corresponding sections of the spine document;
- and
- display subdocuments based on a search of the collection of documents.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.