Google Inc.

Jack Cameron Dille

Shih-Hao Yeh

Navid Samadani-McQuirk

Joshua Curtis Hudgins

Processing inputs to electronic list systems. Receiving, from a user device, a user input. Parsing the received user input for at least one of {product genus, product subgenus, product name, brand name, price information, retailer name, manufacturer name}. Querying a history of user activity using the parsed input. Receiving at least one product description responsive to the query. Presenting, via the user device, each received at least one product description to the user.

Electronic list user interface

A computing device receives a request to render a listing of item entries on a user interface, receives a notification of selection of a user interface element on the user computing device requesting presentation of objects corresponding to each of the item entries, and determines first objects that correspond to the first item entry in the listing of item entries. The computing device analyzes each of the first objects that correspond to the first item entry by determining that the user has a preferred first object, determining that the first objects comprise the preferred first object, determining that the user has a preferred provider, and determining availability of the preferred first object at the preferred provider. The computing device renders the preferred first object in a first highlighted position on the user interface with each remaining first object that corresponds to the first item entry in a non-highlighted first position.

Optimizing object displays on user interfaces

A computing device receives a request to render a listing of item entries on a graphical user interface. The computing device receives an electronic image of the document, analyzes the electronic image, and determines a document type by performing an image recognition on a first portion the electronic image, comparing information extrapolated via the image recognition algorithm to a database of document types, and identifying a match between the extrapolated information a document type. The computing device applies an OCR algorithm that corresponds to the determined document type to a second portion of the electronic image, and identifies items extracted from the second portion. The computing device renders the listing of item entries on the graphical user interface of the user computing device, the listing of items comprising a listing of each item extracted from the second portion of the electronic image.

Graphical user interface created via inputs from an electronic document

A computing device receives a request to render a listing of item entries on a graphical user interface. The computing device receives an electronic image of the document, analyzes the electronic image, and determines a document type by performing an image recognition on a first portion the electronic image, comparing information extrapolated via the image recognition algorithm to a database of document types, and identifying a match between the extrapolated information a document type. The computing device applies an OCR algorithm that corresponds to the determined document type to a second portion of the electronic image, identifies items extracted from the second portion, determines that at least one identified item matches an original item entry, and marks each matching item. The computing device renders an updated listing of item entries on the graphical user interface with a listing of each non-matching item and a marked listing of each matching item.

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Jack Cameron Dille