Facebook, Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Joshua Li

Qixing Du

I Chien Peng

William Samuel Bailey

John Samuel Barnett

Kang Zhang

Jonathan M Kaldor

Cheng Huang

Ashwin Bhat

Alexander Dauning Li

Colin Cameron Brennan Campbell

Aaron Samuel Filner

Devin James Naquin

Gregory Moeck

Katherine L Swanson

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive a plurality of content items. Tag information is generated for each content item of the plurality of content items. The tag information comprises one or more tags, and at least one tag for each content item is generated based on a machine learning technique. Query information is received from a first user. One or more content items of the plurality of content items is identified based on the query information and the tag information.

Systems and methods for presenting content based on unstructured visual data

In one embodiment, a method includes identifying candidate content associated with a user of a computing device, selecting, from the candidate content, cache content to be stored in cache storage of the computing device for access by the user when the computing device does not have network connectivity, and storing the cache content in the cache storage of the computing device. The cache content may be based on information associated with a user node that represents the user in a social graph. The cache content may include entities liked by the user, friends of the user, and/or entities of interest to the user. The cache content includes web pages accessed by the user and/or web pages referenced by content created by the user. The cache content may include information related to past, current, and/or predicted actions of the user, such as social network posts, travel itineraries, and geographic locations.

Identifying and caching content for offline use

In one embodiment, a computing device receives receive a request for particular content associated with an application. The device may determine, based on a first recycling policy associated with a first recycler, that the first recycler associated with the application includes a display object that is capable of being used for containing the particular content. The device may encapsulate the display object with the particular content in a wrapper object and return the wrapper object encapsulating the display object in response to the request. The device may receive an indication that the display object is no longer needed, and extract the display object from the wrapper object. The display object may be stored in the first recycler. The wrapper object without the display object may be disposed in accordance with a second recycling policy associated with a second recycler associated with an operating system of the computing device.

Application-tailored object re-use and recycling

In one embodiment, a computing device receives a request for content in a first portion of a content layout in a displayable region of a screen associated with the computing device. The device may pre-inflate at least one selected element of a display object for a second portion of the content layout, and then store the element in an application-tailored recycler. Selection of the at least one selected element may be based on dimensions of the displayable region, available memory of the computing device, or application-specific rules. The device may then retrieve, in response to a request for content in the second portion of the content layout, the element from the application-tailored recycler, update other elements of the display object as needed for the second portion of the content layout, and return the display object.

Application-tailored object pre-inflation

A computing device receives a request for content for a content layout in a displayable region of a screen associated with the device. The device determines, based on application-tailored recycling policies, whether a recycler includes a display object that is suitable for recycling or re-use. If it does not, the device creates the display object and fills it with the content. If it does, and if the display object contains the content, the device updates elements of the display object as needed; otherwise, if the display object does not contain the content, the device fills the display object with the content and returns it. The recycling or re-using may also be performed with sub-elements of a display object, some of which may comprise nested display objects.

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Joshua Li