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A documentation generator is a programming tool that generates software documentation intended for programmers (API documentation) or end users (end-user guide), or both, from a set of source code files, and in some cases, binary files. Some generators, such as Doxygen or Javadoc, use special comments to drive the generation.

Methods and systems for generating natural language descriptions from data

The invention is directed to a natural language generation (NLG) software system that generates rich, content-sensitive human language descriptions based on unparsed raw domain-specific data. In one embodiment, the NLG software system may include a data parser / normalizer, a comparator, a language engine, and a document generator. The data parser / normalizer may be configured to retrieve specification information for items to be described by the NLG software system, to extract pertinent information from the raw specification information, and to convert and normalize the extracted information so that the items may be compared specification by specification. The comparator may be configured to use the normalized data from the data parser / normalizer to compare the specifications of the items using comparison functions and interpretation rules to determine outcomes of the comparisons. The language engine may be configured to cycle through all or a subset of the normalized specification information, to retrieve all sentence templates associated with each of the item specifications, to call the comparator to compute or retrieve the results of the comparisons between the item specifications, and to recursively generate every possible syntactically legal sentence associated with the specifications based on the retrieved sentence templates. The document generator may be configured to select one or more discourse models having instructions regarding the selection, organization and modification of the generated sentences, and to apply the instructions of the discourse model to the generated sentences to generate a natural language description of the selected items.
Owner:CLASSIFIED VENTURES

Methods and systems for generating natural language descriptions from data

The invention is directed to a natural language generation (NLG) software system that generates rich, content-sensitive human language descriptions based on unparsed raw domain-specific data. In one embodiment, the NLG software system may include a data parser / normalizer, a comparator, a language engine, and a document generator. The data parser / normalizer may be configured to retrieve specification information for items to be described by the NLG software system, to extract pertinent information from the raw specification information, and to convert and normalize the extracted information so that the items may be compared specification by specification. The comparator may be configured to use the normalized data from the data parser / normalizer to compare the specifications of the items using comparison functions and interpretation rules to determine outcomes of the comparisons. The language engine may be configured to cycle through all or a subset of the normalized specification information, to retrieve all sentence templates associated with each of the item specifications, to call the comparator to compute or retrieve the results of the comparisons between the item specifications, and to recursively generate every possible syntactically legal sentence associated with the specifications based on the retrieved sentence templates. The document generator may be configured to select one or more discourse models having instructions regarding the selection, organization and modification of the generated sentences, and to apply the instructions of the discourse model to the generated sentences to generate a natural language description of the selected items.
Owner:CLASSIFIED VENTURES

Apparatus and method for automatically highlighting text in an electronic document

An apparatus and method helps a user to determine parts of an electronic document that are of interest by allowing the user to define preferences for processing an electronic document, and by automatically highlighting one or more portions of the document according to the user preferences. Highlighting includes any way to enhance or alter the appearance of text, including bold, italics, underlining, change in font style, change in font size, change in color, change in background color, etc. The automatic highlighting of portions of the document attract the user's eyes to that portion of the document, which helps the user to discern whether or not the highlighted portion is relevant or interesting. The preferred embodiments also include a document generator that takes an input document and generates therefrom an output document that has one or more highlighted portions that are hard-coded into the document according to the user preferences. The preferred embodiments further include the ability to automatically enable or disable the highlighting of a document according to characteristics of the electronic document, or the user's actions (such as the speed of scrolling through a document). In addition, the preferred embodiments include markup language tags that allow an author of a document to define portions of interest that may be highlighted when highlighting is enabled.
Owner:INT BUSINESS MASCH CORP

Data-driven web application generator and server

A system that reduces the time and cost of developing and maintaining a robust, scalable, secure, high performance web site that has a common look and feel and functionality that meets user requirements and takes full advantage of the underlying database management system. The system includes a toolkit, a code generator, and optional documentation generators. The toolkit comprises programs that can be stored in the database. The programs in the toolkit can be grouped into three categories: 1) core programs, 2) interface programs, and 3) application programs. The application programs reference the interface programs to generate dynamic web pages that have a common look and feel, can be customized for specific users, and automatically interface with both convention web browsers and compact mobile devices. The core programs provide robust functionality needed by high-end commerce sites. The application programs provide the customized functionality to display information from the database and to query the user for search criteria and data entry. Application programs are generated with a code generator that takes input from initialization files. Database tables, for both user data and system operation data, are created from scripts that are also used by documentation generators. The documentation generators produce accurate and timely documentation of the design details of the system.
Owner:ROMAN KENDYL A +2
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