Modelling relationships within an on-line connectivity universe
AssigneeCascade Basic Research Corp.
InventorEric H. Michelman
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AssigneeCascade Basic Research Corp.
InventorEric H. Michelman
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Enhanced presentation techniques for modeling a connectivity universe associated with a particular user or device are provided. Example embodiments provide a WorldView Display System (a “WVDS”), which automatically organizes a user's online relationships with entities, such as devices, data collections, services, and people, and provides a user interface for accessing and interacting with these entities. The WVDS automatically determines the universe of objects that the user has relationships with, automatically groups objects having similar measures of access proximity, displays a multi-dimensional representation of these groups of objects on a display device, and provides a uniform user interface for initiating an interaction with any represented object. This abstract is provided to comply with rules requiring an abstract, and it is submitted with the intention that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.
A computer-implemented method for modeling a connectivity universe comprising objects, the objects comprising one or more physical devices, logical devices or data collections, each associated with a same user of a plurality of users via one or more on-line relationships over one or more computer networks, the method comprising:
A computer-readable memory medium containing instructions that, when executed, control a computer processor to model a connectivity universe comprising objects, the objects comprising one or more physical devices, logical devices or data collections, each associated with a same user of a plurality of users via one or more on-line relationships via one or more computer networks, by performing a method comprising:
A computing system comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.