Dynamic determination of localization source for web site content
AssigneeMotionpoint Corporation
InventorsChuck WHITEMAN, Eugene ALVAREZ, Enrique TRAVIESO, Will FLEMING, Fabio BELTRAMINI
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Abstract
Method and system for localizing an element present in a piece of content having a plurality of elements. A cost of localizing an element with respect to each of one or more localization sources is first computed. At least one criterion based on which a localization source for localizing the element is to be determined is obtained. A localization source for to the element is then selected based on an assessment with respect to the at least one criterion. The element of the content is then localized using the selected localization source.
Claims12
A method implemented on a compute having at least one processor, storage, and communication platform for localizing a webpage having plurality of elements, comprising the steps of:
- with respect to each of the plurality of elements;
- determining one of one or more categories into which the element is classified,
- selecting an initial localization source from a plurality of localization sources to localize the element based on known metrics characterizing the category,
- replacing the element on the webpage using an initial localized element generated by localizing the element using the initial localization source,
- monitoring the activities of visitors to the webpage directed at the initial localized element:
- determining an updated localization source for the initial localized element based on the monitored activities;
- and
- replacing the initial localized element on the webpage with an updated localized element generated by localizing the element with the updated localization source.
Machine readable and non-transitory medium having information recorded thereon for localizing a webpage having plurality of elements, wherein the information, when read by the machine, causes the machine to perform the following steps:
- with respect to each of the plurality of elements,
- determining one of one or more categories into which the element is classified,
- selecting an initial localization source from a plurality of localization sources to localize the element based on known metrics characterizing the category,
- replacing the element on the webpage using an initial localized element generated by localizing the element using the initial localization source,
- monitoring the activities of visitors to the webpage directed at the initial localized element;
- determining an updated localization source for the initial localized element based on the monitored activities;
- and
- replacing the initial localized element on the webpage with an updated localized element generated by localizing the element with the updated localization source.
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