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Aaron Michael Donsbach

Jonathan P Siegel

Su Chuin Leong

Daniel Caleb Gordon

Paul Merrell

Vinay Damodar Shet

Julien Zachary Reneau-Wedeen

Andrew Vytas Kisielius

Timothy Thomas Gray

Juston Payne

Andrew Kisielius Veritas

Li Zhang

Daniel Joseph Filip

Jon Gabriel Clapper

Alan Sheridan

Devraj Varadhan

Jeffrey T Brownell

Maj Isabelle Olsson

John Lapetina

Blaise Hilary Aguera-Arcas

Daniel Ramage

Krzysztof Duleba

Kenneth Sweet

Alison Lentz

Benjamin Vanik

Jess Holbrook

Joshua Denali Lovejoy

Emily Anne Fortuna

Oliver Fritz Lange

Eva Ariella Siobhan Snee

Michael Robert Arens

Iwona Bialynicka-Birula

Sean Michael Scott

Maren Marie Costa

Evan Rapoport

Anoop Balakrishnan

Christopher Max Breithaupt

Ryuichi Hirano

Mark R Privett

Jennifer R O'Twomney

Marina A Pai

Andrej Gregov

Hugh Brendan McMahan

Navid Shiee

Arushan Rajasekaram

Jeffrey D Lehman

Jeffrey D Few

Natalie Naruns

Dong Rim Lee

Tressa Christie Scott

Robert Douglas Fritz, Iii

Matthew Donald Wilson

Peter Michael Cazalet

Kenneth Mark Karakotsios

Colvin Pitts

Brent Russell Smith

Francislav Petrov Penov

Jae Pum Park

Daniel Bibireata

Donald Allen Barnett

Timothy Youngjin Sohn

Geoffrey Heller

Jason Glenn Silvis

Richard Leigh Mains

Kah Kuen Fu

Michael D McDaniel

Jason Stanley Pi

Philip Dam Roadley-Battin

Smita Joshi

Kai Sun Yick

Benjamin J McMahan

Richard Howard Suplee, Iii

Brian Peter Kralyevich

Ping Hsin Chen

Sean Anthony Rooney

Stephenie Landry

Jonathan Yoshida Rowell

Divya Tyamagundlu

Homer G Morgan, Iii

Russell C Grandinetti

Arjun Chittoor

David Karam

Jeffrey Scott Beis

Jade Daniel Moreau

Joshua Randall Clyne

Kenneth James Price

Daniel J Callies

Anton Vayvod

Julie Todaro

Robert Kenneth Stein, Iii

Jeffrey Alan Holden

Nino Yuniardi

Keith Frost

Bryan Todd Agnetta

Dirk Padfield

Jason Phillip Kriese

Randal Henne

Marc Anthony Salazar

John D Rodgers

Catherine Ann Hendricks

Display screen with graphical user interface or portion thereof

The present disclosure provides systems and methods that provide feedback to a user of an image capture device that includes an artificial intelligence system that analyzes incoming image frames to, for example, determine whether to automatically capture and store the incoming frames. An example system can also, in the viewfinder portion of a user interface presented on a display, a graphical intelligence feedback indicator in association with a live video stream. The graphical intelligence feedback indicator can graphically indicate, for each of a plurality of image frames as such image frame is presented within the viewfinder portion of the user interface, a respective measure of one or more attributes of the respective scene depicted by the image frame output by the artificial intelligence system.

Systems and methods for providing feedback for artificial intelligence-based image capture devices

A computing device can be running a current context and displaying a current interface for the current context when a communication is received on the device. The device can display an alert on a portion of a display screen in conjunction with the current interface being displayed. The alert can include information about the communication, which can allow a user to better determine whether or not the communication requires immediate attention. If the user ignores the alert, it will disappear in a specified amount of time. If the user chooses to deal with the communication, he/she can tap on the alert to bring up an overlay interface for replying to the communication without having to switch to another application specifically configured for handling (e.g., viewing, replying to) the communication. After the user replies to the communication using the overlay interface, he/she can be automatically brought back to the current interface.

Inline message alert

In one aspect, a request to generate an automated tour based on a set of panoramic images is received. Each particular panoramic image is associated with geographic location information and linking information linking the particular panoramic image with one or more other panoramic images in the set. A starting panoramic image and a second panoramic image are determined based at least in part on the starting panoramic image and the linking information associated with the starting and second panoramic images. A first transition between the starting panoramic image and the second panoramic image is also determined based at least in part on the linking information for these panoramic images. Additional panoramic images as well as a second transition for between the additional panoramic images are also determined. The determined panoramic images and transitions are added to the tour according to an order of the tour.

Automatically generating panorama tours

The technology relates to selecting and displaying images captured at different points in time. As an example, a user of a computing device may view a first street level image as viewed from a particular location and oriented in a particular direction. The user may select other time periods for which similar images are available. Upon selecting a particular time period, a second street level image may be displayed concurrently with the first street level image, wherein the second street level image was captured on or around the selected time period. If the user changes the perspective of the first image an automatic change in perspective of the second image may occur.

Providing a thumbnail image that follows a main image

A mobile image capture device is provided that can include an image capture system operable to capture image frames and be configured to: provide a live video stream for display in a viewfinder portion of a user interface that depicts at least a portion of a current field of view of the image capture system; store a video segment from the live video stream in a temporary image buffer that includes a plurality of image frames captured by the image capture system; receive a user input that is directed to the viewfinder portion of the user interface that requests a rewind operation; and, in response to such user input, perform the rewind operation in the viewfinder portion of the user interface with respect to the video segment in which at least two of the image frames of the video segment can be provided for display in the user interface in a reverse chronological order.

System and method for performing a rewind operation with a mobile image capture device

Systems and methods for multi-attendee video conferencing are described. A system can convert from huddle video conference mode to spatial video conference mode. In particular, by assigning user roles, specific users can have greater control of the video conference as compared to other users. For instance, moderators may have a greater level of control of the video conferencing system. Thus, in example implementations of the present disclosure, specific users can affect transition between two or more video conferencing modes, such as between a huddle video conference mode and a spatial video conference mode.

Video conferencing systems featuring multiple spatial interaction modes

A computing device receives a first audio waveform representing a first utterance and a second utterance. The computing device receives identity data indicating that the first utterance corresponds to a first speaker and the second utterance corresponds to a second speaker. The computing device determines, based on the first utterance, the second utterance, and the identity data, a diarization model configured to distinguish between utterances by the first speaker and utterances by the second speaker. The computing device receives, exclusively of receiving further identity data indicating a source speaker of a third utterance, a second audio waveform representing the third utterance. The computing device determines, by way of the diarization model and independently of the further identity data of the first type, the source speaker of the third utterance. The computing device updates the diarization model based on the third utterance and the determined source speaker.

Adaptive diarization model and user interface

User devices are used to access data ranging from calendar items to Internet searches. A unified search interface provided by a unified search module enables a user of the user device to search data associated with one or more applications across applications on the user device as well as data in remote locations, such as on a server via a network connection. The unified search module may be provided as part of the operating system module, and accessible without special configuration of the applications.

Unified search

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