Crowdsourcing and consolidating user notes taken in a virtual meeting
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsEdwin W. Peters, Sherry L. Platek, Nitty T. Pulikan, Balaji Ranganathan, Liviu Rodean, Balasubramanian Sivasubramanian, Eric Woods
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Abstract
Arrangements relate to crowdsourcing and consolidating user notes taken within a virtual meeting. Notes from one or more meeting attendees can be received. The received user notes can be analyzed to identify a key element therein using natural language processing. The analysis of received user notes can be performed by a processor. A consolidated system notes can be generated. The consolidated system notes can include the key element.
Claims21
1-7. (canceled)
A system for crowdsourcing user notes taken within a virtual meeting comprising:
- a processor programmed to initiate executable operations comprising:
- receiving user notes from one or more meeting attendees;
- analyzing the received user notes to identify a key element therein using natural language processing;
- and
- generating consolidated system notes that includes the key element.
A computer program product for crowdsourcing user notes taken within a virtual meeting, the computer program product comprising a computer readable storage medium having program code embodied therewith, the program code executable by a processor to perform a method comprising:
- receiving, by the processor, user notes from one or more meeting attendees;
- analyzing, by the processor, the received user notes to identify a key element therein using natural language processing;
- and
- generating, by the processor, consolidated system notes that includes the key element.
A method of crowdsourcing and consolidating user notes taken within a virtual meeting comprising:
- receiving user notes from one or more meeting attendees;
- via a processor, analyzing the received user notes to identify a key element therein using natural language processing;
- and
- generating consolidated system notes that include the key element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.