Merlyn Mind, Inc.

Satyanarayana Nitta

Sharad C Sundararajan

Aditya Vempaty

Tamer Abuelsaad

Ravindranath Kokku

A method comprises receiving from an input device, a capture of user action as an initial command; interpreting the initial command into an interpreted command; generating a first set of modified commands that are based on the interpreted command, including: a first modified command that has a phonetic similarity to the interpreted command within a certain threshold, and a second modified command that is semantically related to an earlier command; transmitting, to an output device, the first set of modified commands; receiving a response to a group of commands including the first set of modified commands; recording an identifier of an input device from which the response was received and a type of the response in a log; when the response includes acknowledging a specific command of the group of commands as an accepted command, executing, the accepted command; otherwise, generating a second set of modified commands.

Multimodal intent entity resolver

Interpretation of user commands is accelerated through digital user interfaces of various modalities, including generation and presentation of command modifications for rapid correction of incomplete or erroneous user commands. An embodiment detects whether the interpreted command is accurate and, if inaccurate, precisely what was the intended command or, at least, what suggested modification to the interpreted command would be sufficient to match the intent of the user. Disambiguation occurs that entails multiple recommendation generators proposing modified commands that may more accurately reflect the intent of the user. The user may provide a response that is either a confirmation of which one of several modified commands that were automatically proposed does the user intend or a correction that computer device may use to filter or replace currently offered modified commands to generate improved modified commands. By iterative refinement, the user and computer device may quickly agree on an accurate command that the computer device should execute.

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Satyanarayana Nitta