Generating social proximity indicators for meetings in electronic schedules

Abstract

Technology is disclosed for determining a social proximity of attendees of a meeting within an electronic schedule. Information within relational profiles for the attendees may be utilized to identify interaction patterns (e.g., how often attendees communicate, what mode of communication is used) and commonalities (e.g., common social media connections, common domains). This information may be utilized to determine a set of attendee proximity scores for groups of attendees, such as a pair of attendees. Based on the attendee proximity scores determined for the meeting, an overall meeting proximity score may be determined for the meeting. The meeting proximity score may be utilized to generate a proximity indicator for the meeting event that will form at least part of the graphic interface component for the meeting event. The meeting proximity score may alternatively or additionally be used to create meetings by determining meeting details and meeting conflict resolution.