Constructing view compositions for domain-specific environments
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsDarryl E. Rubin, Arye Gittelman, Florian Voss, Vijay Mital
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsDarryl E. Rubin, Arye Gittelman, Florian Voss, Vijay Mital
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Visual items may each be constructed and placed in position using logic defined by a view component corresponding to each visual item, where that logic may depend on one or more values populated into parameter(s) of the view component. Some of those parameter values may correspond to known model parameter values. Others, however, may have been solved for using a model that defines analytical relationships between the model parameters. In one embodiment, which of the model parameters are known, and which are unknown, may not be predetermined. Accordingly, a solver might be prepared for multiple solve operation paths even using a single model. The view composition process may be entirely data-driven, and may include a mechanism for canonicalizing input data, and binding canonicalized input data to the model parameters. The view composition framework may operate the same regardless of the domain.
A method, implemented at a computing system having one or more processors, for providing a composition framework that is usable to construct view compositions for any of a diverse variety of domain-specific environments by altering data rather than recoding the composition framework to adapt to a given type of domain, the method for providing a composition framework generating, at the computing system, a user interactive composite view of visual items, and wherein the method is comprised of:
One or more computer storage devices containing stored computer-executable instruction(s) that, when executed by one or more processors of a computing system, cause the computing system to run a composition framework that is adapted at runtime to any of a diverse variety of domain specific environments by altering data rather than recoding the composition framework to adapt to a given type of domain, the composition framework generating a user interactive composite view of visual items, and wherein the composition framework comprises:
One or more computer storage devices having stored thereon one or more computer-executable instruction(s) that, when executed by one or more processors of the computing system, cause the computing system to generate a user interactive composite view of visual items using a composition framework that is adapted at runtime to any of a diverse variety of domain specific environments by altering data rather than recoding the composition framework to adapt to a given type of domain, using the following plurality of components:
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