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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 14, 2023
Filed:
Aug. 18, 2020
Corel Corporation, Ottawa, CA;
Yahya Hasanain, Ottawa, CA;
Adam Frank Nevraumont, Ottowa, CA;
Corel Corporation, Ottawa, CA;
Abstract
Many software applications include collaborative tools. However, such collaboration tools are more complex in graphics applications, than within word processing for example, as the application includes a diverse portfolio of drawing functions to create/edit an object where editing selecting the drawing function and/or amending a parameter may require navigating multiple levels of menus and displays. A reviewer, collaborator etc. may be unfamiliar with the graphics application to make any amendments whilst the user receiving collaborator comments may be unfamiliar with how to implement suggested amendments. Accordingly, it would be beneficial to provide collaborators with a tool supporting natural language input that parses the collaborators natural language, identifies an associated drawing function, and provides the drawing function which may parameters to edit. Further, machine learning models may be trained to provide a confidence level the identified drawing function is associated with the natural language input relating to a drawing change.