Valve Corporation

Alden Kroll

Adil Sardar

Taylor Karsten Sherman

Martin Otten

Anthony John Cox

Donald Ichiro Lambe

Christian Carollo

Mark Zbikowski

John O'Rorke

Dennis Geels

There may be large numbers of content items available at current content provider systems. Subsets of these content items may be eligible to participate in events, such as sales. A content provider system may determine content item eligibility for events using content item data and proactively query vendor systems for participation in such events. The content provider system may iteratively query vendor systems based on an ordered set of eligible content items. The content provider system may monitor content items for updated content items data and proactively query a vendor system if a content item becomes eligible for an event based on updated content item data. Content items associated with a sale may be sorted and presented to a user based on user and/or content item data.

Systems and methods for dynamically determining event content items

Described herein are, among other things, techniques, devices, and systems for generating one or more trained machine-learning models. Also described herein are techniques, devices, and systems for applying a consumption history of a particular user to the trained model(s) to generate score data indicating a correlation between each content-item title and the consumption history. The techniques then determine a ranked list of content items having a highest correlation to the consumption history, which may be used to retrieve videos associated with the most-correlated content items for generating a compilation video composed of these retrieved videos.

Custom compilation videos

Described herein are, among other things, techniques, devices, and systems for generating personalized game-notification feeds for users. In some instances, a remote computing system that offers one or more games for acquisition may determine which notifications generated by respective game publishers are likely to be of interest to different users and, after doing so, may generate personalized game-notification feeds comprising the selected notifications. Further, each of the users may provide feedback regarding one or more of the notifications in the notification feed, which the system may use to re-select notifications and re-generating personalized game-notification feeds.

Personalized game notifications

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Alden Kroll