Method for Operating a Flux Sensing System
AssigneeLucomm Technologies, Inc.
InventorLucian Cristache
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Abstract
A flux sensing system includes a memory and a processor in communication with the memory and a sensing device, the memory storing a plurality of capabilities and a plurality of semantic fluxes associated with the plurality of capabilities. The computing system is configured to infer a semantic based on received inputs and route the inputs to the semantic fluxes based on semantic drift inference between their associated capabilities and inferred semantic.
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A method for operating a flux sensing system having at least one processor, a memory and at least one sensor, the method comprising:
- storing in the memory at least one semantic profile having a first preference setting, a second preference setting, and a third preference setting;
- the first preference setting being associated with a first object, the second preference setting being associated with a second object and the third preference setting being associated with a semantic group including the first object and the second object;
- configuring the at least one processor to:
- infer a semantic associated with a third object, the inferred semantic being based on one or more inputs from the at least one sensor;
- detect the presence of the first object and the second object based on the one or more inputs from the at least one sensor;
- apply the first preference setting based on a detected presence of the first object, not apply the first preference setting based on a detected presence of the second object, and apply the third preference setting based on an inference of the semantic group.
A method for operating a flux sensing system having at least one processor, a memory and at least one sensor, the method comprising:
- storing in the memory at least one semantic profile having a first preference setting, a second preference setting, and a third preference setting;
- the first preference setting being associated with a first semantic identity, the second preference setting being associated with a second semantic identity, and the third preference setting being associated with a third semantic identity, wherein the third semantic identity is indicative of a semantic group having a first object of the first semantic identity and a second object of the second semantic identity;
- configuring the at least one processor to:
- infer a semantic associated with a third object, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the at least one sensor;
- detect the presence of a first object of the first semantic identity and of a second object of the second semantic identity at a common time based on inputs from the at least one sensor;
- apply the first preference setting based on a detected presence of the first object, not apply the first preference setting based on the detected presence of the second object, and apply the third preference setting based on an inference of the semantic group at the common time.
A method for operating a flux sensing system having at least one processor, a memory and at least one sensor, the method comprising:
- storing in the memory a plurality of endpoints;
- storing in the memory at least one semantic profile having a first preference setting, a second preference setting, and a third preference setting;
- the first preference setting being associated with a first semantic identity, the second preference setting being associated with a second semantic identity, and the third preference setting being associated with a third semantic identity, wherein the third semantic identity is indicative of a semantic group having a first object of the first semantic identity and a second object of the second semantic identity;
- configuring the at least one processor to:
- infer a semantic associated with a third object, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor;
- apply the first preference setting based on an inference that the first object is associated with at least one affirmative semantic at a first endpoint among the plurality of endpoints, not apply the first preference setting based on an inference that the first object is associated with at least one non-affirmative semantic at the first endpoint among the plurality of endpoints, and apply the third preference setting based on an inference of the semantic group.
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