Question-and-answer-guided learning graphical user interface for input parsing of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: Graphic user interface for input parsing, question answering and guided learning of electronic devices. 2. Use of the product of this design: An electronic device. 3. Design key points of the product of this design: Lies in the interface content in the graphic user interface. 4. Picture or photo that best shows the design key points: State change diagram 6 of Design 1. 5. The product carrier is a conventional design, and the rear view, left view, right view, top view, and bottom view of each design are omitted. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Use of the graphic user interface: Used to input, parse, answer questions and give intelligent guided learning through AI. 8. Human-computer interaction method of the graphic user interface: After taking a photo of the question through the electronic device, enter the home page loaded in the main view of Design 1. After loading is completed, enter the dialogue mode selection interface in State Change Diagram 1 of Design 1. After selecting the microphone mode (i.e., click to talk mode) on this interface and then click "OK", enter the parsing start interface in State Change Diagram 2 of Design 1. After starting the parsing, enter State Change Diagram 3 of Design 1, and mark the selected reminder with a key line. After the underlining is completed, enter State Change Diagram 4 of Design 1, and start asking questions about the knowledge points. The user clicks the microphone icon at the bottom of the interface to enter State Change Diagram 5 of Design 1 for voice reply. The interface transcribes the user's spoken content into text and enters State Change Diagram 6 of Design 1, and then clicks "Send". The interface gives feedback on the user's answer. If the microphone is not clicked on this interface for more than a certain period of time, the interface enters State Change Diagram 7 of Design 1, and question options appear for the user to choose. The user can draw a line by himself to enter State Change Diagram 8 of Design 1, click the microphone to ask questions about the underlined content and enter State Change Diagram 9 of Design 1. After all the parsing and question answering are completed, enter State Change Diagram 10 of Design 1, and a summary blackboard writing appears in the middle of the interface. After taking a photo of the question through the electronic device, enter the home page loaded in the main view of Design 2. After loading is completed, enter the dialogue mode selection interface in State Change Diagram 1 of Design 2. After selecting the "automatic voice collection mode" on this interface and then clicking "OK", enter the parsing start interface in State Change Diagram 2 of Design 2. After starting the parsing, mark the selected reminder with a key line and enter State Change Diagram 3 of Design 2. After the underlining is completed, enter State Change Diagram 4 of Design 2 to start asking questions about the knowledge points. The user makes a voice reply. After the interface recognizes the user's spoken content, enter State Change Diagram 5 of Design 2. After finishing speaking, enter State Change Diagram 6 of Design 2. On this interface, the user can draw a line by himself, and click the microphone to ask questions about the underlined content and enter State Change Diagram 7 of Design 2. After all the parsing and question answering are completed, enter State Change Diagram 8 of Design 2, and a summary blackboard writing appears in the middle of the interface. 9. Other situations that need to be explained: Other explanations: The red semi-transparent coated parts in each interface belong to the content picture.

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