Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Shay Ben-Elazar

Nir Nice

Noam Koenigstein

Daniel Sitton

Ulrich Paquet

Shahar Keren

Yehuda Finkelstein

Ori Bar-Ilan

Meitar Ronen

Amnon Catav

The present disclosure describes automated generation of early warning predictive insights derived from contextual analysis of user activity data of a distributed software platform. Predictive insights are automatically generated from analysis of user activity through implementation of trained artificial intelligence (AI) modeling. User activity data is accessed pertaining to user interactions by a plurality of users a software data platform. The trained AI modeling generates a plurality of mobility determinations that identify changes in patterns of user behavior over a current temporal filter associated with the user activity data. The plurality of mobility determinations is curated using business logic rules that evaluate a relevance of the mobility determinations. One or more predictive insights may be generated and presented via a graphical user interface notification. Exemplary notifications help provides insights into how user behavior has changed and why that is, thereby fostering understanding of predictions that can lead to actionable results.

Automated generation of early warning predictive insights about users

Example apparatus and methods access multiple sources of information concerning features for applications, clean the data from the multiple sources, extract features from the cleaned data, selectively weight the sources, data or extracted features and produce a feature vector. The feature vector may then be used in a single language feature space or in a multi-language feature space. Feature spaces may then be used to find similarities between applications to facilitate recommending applications. In one embodiment, different feature spaces may be connected using a graph where nodes represent items and edges represent similarity relationships between items based on related feature spaces. Traversing the graph may allow similarities to be found that might not otherwise be possible. For example, while there may be no direct English to Hebrew similarity relationship, there may be English to French and French to Hebrew relationships that can be followed in the graph.

Multilingual content based recommendation system

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Shay Ben-Elazar