Computing system with error detection mechanism and method of operation thereof
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsYunsong Meng, Doreen Cheng
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Abstract
A system includes: a storage unit configured to receive an input query; and a control unit, coupled to the storage unit, configured to: identify input query components in the input query; detect a query conflict between one or more of the input query components; generate a conflict free query based on the input query components; and generate a query response for the conflict free query for displaying on a device.
Claims20
A computing system comprising:
- a storage unit configured to receive an input query;
- and
- a control unit, coupled to the storage unit, configured to:
- identify input query components in the input query;
- detect a query conflict between one or more of the input query components based on inclusion of the input query components in a conflict set, wherein the conflict set is a set of associated semantic concepts defining a scope of the conflict;
- generate a conflict free query by replacing one of the input query components based on query context including a historical context, a user context, and a current context of a user making the input query, wherein:
- the historical context includes past usage or behavior of the user;
- the user context includes preferences and other factors associated with the user, including appointments and personal relationships of the user:
- the current context includes events occurring at the time the input query is made, including communications received by the user, a time of day, a location of the user, and current activities of the user;
- and
- generate a query response for the conflict free query for displaying on a device.
A method of operation of a computing system comprising:
- receiving an input query;
- identifying input query components in the input query;
- detecting a query conflict between one or more of the input query components based on inclusion of the input query components in a conflict set, wherein the conflict set is a set of associated semantic concepts defining a scope of the conflict;
- generating a conflict free query by replacing one of the input query components based on query context including a historical context, a user context, and a current context of a user making the input query, wherein:
- the historical context includes past usage or behavior of the user;
- the user context includes preferences and other factors associated with the user, including appointments and personal relationships of the user;
- the current context includes events occurring at the time the input query is made, including communications received by the user, a time of day, a location of the user, and current activities of the user;
- and
- generating a query response for the conflict free query for displaying on a device.
A non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions for operating a computing system comprising:
- receiving an input query;
- identifying input query components in the input query;
- detecting a query conflict between one or more of the input query components based on inclusion of the input query components in a conflict set, wherein the conflict set is a set of associated semantic concepts defining a scope of the conflict;
- generating a conflict free query by replacing one of the input query components based on query context including a historical context, a user context, and a current context of a user making the input query, wherein:
- the historical context includes past usage or behavior of the user;
- the user context includes preferences and other factors associated with the user, including appointments and personal relationships of the user;
- the current context includes events occurring at the time the input query is made, including communications received by the user, a time of day, a location of the user, and current activities of the user;
- and
- generating a query response for the conflict free query for displaying on a device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.