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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 17, 2019
Filed:
Jan. 18, 2016
Steven Dennis Flinn, Sugar Land, TX (US);
Naomi Felina Moneypenny, Houston, TX (US);
Steven Dennis Flinn, Sugar Land, TX (US);
Naomi Felina Moneypenny, Houston, TX (US);
ManyWorlds, Inc., Brenham, TX (US);
Abstract
A stream of attention method, system, and apparatus determines a first focus of attention by applying a probabilistic analysis to a first set of syntactical elements. The syntactical elements may be derived from external communications or from communications generated internally by a computer-implemented system. Alternatively, the syntactical elements may be determined based on their association with images accessed from an external or internal source. Actions are performed by the computer-implemented system that are expected to reduce uncertainty with respect to the focus of attention. Such actions may include posing syntactical-based interrogatives directed to external entities or internally, searching a corpus of content, and/or moving to a new location and receiving input at the new location. Syntactical or image-based information resulting from the actions form the basis for determining a second focus of attention by re-applying to the information the process applied with respect to the previous focus of attention.
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