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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 05, 2026
Filed:
Oct. 31, 2024
Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto, CA;
Alex T. Lau, Toronto, CA;
Juan Martin, Toronto, CA;
Gautam Dhall, Toronto, CA;
Neil Mendonca, Toronto, CA;
Charles Thomson, Toronto, CA;
Arup Saha, Toronto, CA;
Jigisha Patel, Toronto, CA;
Roop Malhans, Toronto, CA;
Yuanfu Tian, Toronto, CA;
Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto, CA;
Abstract
Methods for using and training a classifier to predicting user intentions as the user navigates in a digital banking application. A pathway dataset, excluding financial information, is acquired, capturing a sequence of navigation events during a user session. These navigation events, representing user interactions with the application interface, are converted into a sequence of latent space representations and input into a classifier. The classifier is trained using a historical dataset of navigation events annotated with intention labels as ground truth. Upon identifying a predicted user intention, the method suggests a corresponding service via the graphical user interface (GUI). This method ensures accurate intention prediction without accessing sensitive financial information, so that privacy and usability in digital banking environments are enhanced.
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