Relationship classification for context-sensitive relationships between content items
AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsDayvid Victor Rodrigues de Oliveira, Junyi Shen, Xiaoyuan Goodman Gu
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Abstract
The present technology pertains to receiving at least one reference item and at least one candidate item by a context-sensitive classifier, and providing a prediction, by the context-sensitive classifier, of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item. The present technology can determine whether to present the candidate item in a user interface based on the prediction of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- receiving at least one reference item and at least one candidate item by a context-sensitive classifier;
- providing a prediction, by the context-sensitive classifier, of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item;
- and
- determining whether to present the at least one candidate item in a user interface based on the prediction of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item.
A computing system comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, configure the system to:
- receive at least one reference item and at least one candidate item by a context-sensitive classifier;
- provide a prediction, by the context-sensitive classifier, of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item;
- and
- determine whether to present the at least one candidate item in a user interface based on the prediction of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, the computer-readable storage medium including instructions that when executed by a computer, cause the computer to:
- receive at least one reference item and at least one candidate item by a context-sensitive classifier;
- provide a prediction, by the context-sensitive classifier, of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item;
- and
- determine whether to present the at least one candidate item in a user interface based on the prediction of whether the candidate item is contextually compatible or incompatible with the reference item.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.