Adobe, Inc.

Abhilasha Sancheti

Balaji Vasan Srinivasan

Iftikhar Ahamath Burhanuddin

Anandhavelu Natarajan

Navita Goyal

Anandha Velu Natarajan

Sumit Shekhar

Tanya Goyal

Zheng Wen

Paridhi Maheshwari

Shriram Venkatesh Shet Revankar

Gautam Choudhary

Kushal Satya

E Santhosh Kumar

Biswarup Bhattacharya

Rahul Saxena

Rajat Chaturvedi

Shubhanshu Agarwal

Anish Valliyath Monsy

A method for recommending digital content includes: determining user preferences and a time horizon of a given user; determining a group for the given user based on the determined user preferences; determining a number of users of the determined group and a similarity of the users; applying information including the number of users, the similarity, and the time horizon to a model selection classifier to select one of a personalized model of the user and a group model of the determined group; and running the selected model to determine digital content to recommend.

Method and system for recommending digital content

In some embodiments, a style transfer computing system receives, from a computing device, an input text and a request to transfer the input text to a target style combination including a set of target styles. The system applies a style transfer language model associated with the target style combination to the input text to generate a transferred text in the target style combination. The style transfer language model comprises a cascaded language model configured to generate the transferred text. The cascaded language model is trained using a set of discriminator models corresponding to the set of target styles. The system provides, to the computing device, the transferred text.

Multi-dimensional language style transfer

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a system, methods, and computer-readable media for facilitating stylistic expression transfers in machine translation of source sequence data. Using integrated loss functions for style transfer along with content preservation and/or cross entropy, source sequence data is processed by an autoencoder trained to reduce loss values across the loss functions at each time step encoded for the source sequence data. The target sequence data generated by the autoencoder therefore exhibits reduced loss values for the integrated loss functions at each time step, thereby improving content preservation and providing for stylistic expression transfer.

Systems and methods for transferring stylistic expression in machine translation of sequence data

In some embodiments, a style transfer computing system generates a set of discriminator models corresponding to a set of styles based on a set of training datasets labeled for respective styles. The style transfer computing system further generates a style transfer language model for a target style combination that includes multiple target styles from the set of styles. The style transfer language model includes a cascaded language model and multiple discriminator models selected from the set of discriminator models. The style transfer computing system trains the style transfer language model to minimize a loss function containing a loss term for the cascaded language model and multiple loss terms for the multiple discriminator models. For a source sentence and a given target style combination, the style transfer computing system applies the style transfer language model on the source sentence to generate a target sentence in the given target style combination.

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that generate expressive audio for input texts based on a word-level analysis of the input text. For example, the disclosed systems can utilize a multi-channel neural network to generate a character-level feature vector and a word-level feature vector based on a plurality of characters of an input text and a plurality of words of the input text, respectively. In some embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize the neural network to generate the word-level feature vector based on contextual word-level style tokens that correspond to style features associated with the input text. Based on the character-level and word-level feature vectors, the disclosed systems can generate a context-based speech map. The disclosed systems can utilize the context-based speech map to generate expressive audio for the input text.

Expressive text-to-speech utilizing contextual word-level style tokens

A framework is provided for constructing enterprise-specific knowledge bases from enterprise-specific data that includes structured and unstructured data. Relationships between entities that match known relationships are identified for each of a plurality of tuples included in the structured data. Where possible, relationships between entities that match known relationships also are identified for tuples included in the unstructured data. If matching relationships between entities that cannot be identified for tuples in the unstructured data, extracted relationships are sequentially clustered to similar relationships and a relationship is assigned to the clustered tuples. An enterprise-specific knowledge graph is constructed from the structured-data-tuples and their identified relationships, the unstructured-data-tuples where the relationships could be mapped to a known relationship and their identified relationships, and the unstructured-data-tuples that could not be mapped to a known relationship and their assigned relationships. The knowledge graph is enriched with any information determined to be missing therefrom.

Constructing enterprise-specific knowledge graphs

Methods and systems are provided for providing recommendations from a recommendation system for an analytics system. A recommendation system can be trained using user intent and context. Such user intent can be determined using a user history of interaction with an analytics system. The user history can either be that of the user accessing the recommendation system or an exemplary user history to broaden the recommendations made by the recommendation system. Such context can be determined using context features within the analytics system. The trained recommendation system generated using user intent and context can provide analytics recommendations based on a current context of a user that predict the intent of the user.

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Abhilasha Sancheti