Interest graph-powered sharing
AssigneeHighspot, Inc.
InventorsOliver Sharp, David Wortendyke, Scot Gellock, Robert Wahbe, Paul Viola
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AssigneeHighspot, Inc.
InventorsOliver Sharp, David Wortendyke, Scot Gellock, Robert Wahbe, Paul Viola
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Techniques for organizing information, such as documents, presentations, web sites and web pages, audiovisual media streams, and the like are describe. This disclosed techniques include creating and using an interest graph to support the sharing of information via search, browsing, and discovery, etc. and measuring consumption, engagement, and/or influence based on that information. An interest graph expresses the affinity between people and information—the likelihood that a particular piece of information is of interest to a particular person. The interest graph is based on an understanding of relationships, monitoring of user behavior, and analysis of each piece of information. The interest graph represents many kinds of relationships, including: between users and other users, users and items, and users and collections. The interest graph can be computed using data both from a set of items and from user behavior.
A computer-implemented method of collecting usage data and identifying information of interest within an organization, wherein the organization includes a structured body of users with associated roles within the organization and who have access to information items, the method comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium storing instructions, that if executed by a computing system having a processor, cause the computing system to perform a method for collecting usage data and identifying information of interest within an organization, wherein the organization includes a structured body of users with associated roles within the organization and who have access to information items, the instructions comprising:
A system, having a memory and a processor, for collecting usage data and identifying information of interest within an organization, wherein the organization includes a structured body of users with associated roles within the organization and who have access to information items, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.