221 results about "Response generation" patented technology

The present invention provides a device for authenticating user's access rights to resources, which comprises first memory means for storing challenging data, second memory means for storing unique identifying information of the user, third memory means for storing proof support information which is a result of executing predetermined computations to the unique identifying information of the user and unique security characteristic information of the device, response generation means for generating a response from the challenging data stored in the first memory means, the unique identifying information stored in the second memory means and the proof support information stored in the third memory means, and verification means for verifying the legitimacy of the response by verifying that the response, the challenging data and the unique security characteristic information of the device satisfy a specific predefined relation.

The present invention provides an application programming interface (“API”) to address book management functions for accessing and managing an integrated online address book clearinghouse. The API receives function calls from applications and executes one or more functions in response to the function calls. The address book functions manage address books of the integrated online address book clearinghouse by adding, deleting, updating, and finding address books, contacts, and groups of contacts of the address books. The API also verifies identity information to assure that each function call has authorization to access the desired address book. The API further includes a parameter processing module for processing function-specific parameters passed in data envelopes to the API by the applications. The API also includes a response generating module for responding to the application that sent a function call to the API.

A system and method for providing multi-modal messaging for a wireless communication system. A wireless terminal is connected to a wireless access network, wherein the wireless terminal is capable of generating a voice request. A multi-modal message server is connected to the wireless access network for receiving the voice request generated by a user of the remote terminal. A voice recognition application is operable to identify words contained in the voice request. A response generation application uses the identified words to generate a response to the voice request. A unified messaging application is operable to interpret the response and generate a first and second response that is based on the contents of the response generated by the response generation application. The first and second responses are then transmitted to the wireless terminal in different communication formats.

The spoken dialogue interface apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a speech recognition module for recognizing a human's speech from a sound signal; a user intention interpretation module for extracting a sentence from the recognized speech and interpreting a user's intention based on the sentence; a user intention selection module for determining user intention using the interpreted user's intention and a predetermined domain action frame; and a system response generation module for generating a system response sentence corresponding to the selected user intention, wherein the domain action frame includes service information which the user requests, and parameter information which is used to perform a service, and the domain action frame is constructed to have a hierarchical tree structure.

A method for generating a natural language response to a customer inquiry includes parsing sentences in a corpus of natural language dialogs between a respective customer and an agent to extract dependencies. Each parsed sentence is represented by a dependency graph, based on the extracted dependencies. Dependency templates are generated, at least some of which are each generated from two or more of the extracted dependency graphs (e.g., using variables which each represent a group of words referring to a same topic) and are stored in a knowledge base. In response to the customer inquiry, one of the stored dependency templates is identified and a natural language response to the inquiry is generated, using the identified dependency template. The natural language response is generated based on words extracted from the natural language dialogs that are linked, in memory, to the identified dependency template.

Method for providing assistance in conversation including recognizing, by recognition module, conversation between primary user and at least one secondary user, identifying, by recognition module, first and second context data for primary user and at least one secondary user based on conversation; generating, by response generation module, at least one response on behalf of primary user based on at least one of second context data derived from at least one secondary user, and first context data; analyzing, by determining module, at least one action of primary user in at least one response on second context data; determining, by determining module, intervening situation in conversation based on at least one action; selecting, by intervening response module, intervening response from at least one response for determined intervening situation based on at least one action; and delivering, by response delivery module, intervening response to at least one secondary user during determined intervening situation.

A secure Java Web application page tag library system supported by multiple strategies comprises a secure logging module, a secure context service module, a strategy definition file, a Web secure server subassembly, a Web security responding generator, a secure tag library and a responding page. The secure Java Web application page tag library system can provide various page tags controlled by secure access on a Web page and basically contains expression forms of all page tags in a JSP tag library, thereby providing a set of high-efficiency integral page developing tag library with a secure access control function for developers. The secure Java Web application page tag library supported by multiple strategies can not only accomplish a basic page HTML control component display function but also display visible and available resources of a user according to the own authority of the user after being installed, and the developers need not carrying out extra coding work.

The existing paging infrastructure is used to send commands to operate remotely-located electronic or mechanical devices. A paging message containing one or more pre-set commands, trigger signals, or command strings is received by a paging receiver into an optional signal buffer which provides the received message to a message compare function. The message compare matches each component of the message to a set of one or more allowed commands and sends at least one signal or command that causes the action specified by the received message contents to take place at the target device. The command may be a signal for triggering an electronic or mechanical action, or may be a command that causes an operation to be performed in a software-controlled component of the target device. An alternate embodiment allows responses generated by the system and/or the target device to be forwarded back to the initiator via a two-way paging transceiver. The target device either has the capability of generating one or more signals or other messages in response to the commands received, or the system has the capability of sensing the state of the target device after receipt of the commands. Responses generated by the target device may be sent to the optional signal buffer or directly to the paging transceiver, or may be received and modified by a response generation function that is part of the system. Responses may be relayed either at the completion of the execution of all the received commands or after the execution of any of the commands in a multi-command sequence, providing feedback to the initiator as the command sequence is processed. The initiator may also receive an indication of the success or failure of the entire sequence of operations, or may receive data or other information produced or collected by the target device.

A screening method and circuit for implementing a Physically Unclonable Function (PUF), and a design structure on which the subject circuit resides are provided. A plurality of field effect transistors (FETs) is coupled to a low-offset dynamic comparator and is respectively selected to provide a plurality of FET pairs. For each FET pair, a voltage offset to obtain a comparator output transition is identified and recorded. The recorded voltage offset for each FET pair is compared with a margin threshold value. Each FET pair having an identified voltage offset less than the margin threshold value is discarded or disabled for PUF response generation use.

The embodiment of the invention relates to the technical field of artificial intelligence, and discloses a machine conversation method and device, computer equipment and a storage medium, and the method comprises the following steps: obtaining language information input by a current user; inputting the language information into a preset intention recognition model, and obtaining a dialogue intention output by the intention recognition model in response to the language information; inputting the dialogue intention into a preset response decision model, and obtaining a response strategy output by the response decision model in response to the dialogue intention; and inputting the language information into a response generation model having a mapping relationship with the response strategy, and obtaining response information input by the response generation model in response to the language information. Through intention identification, a response generation model is determined, and responses of different types are generated, so that the dialogue is diversified and more interesting.

An apparatus, method, and computer program product are provided for the improved and automatic prediction of a relativistic, observer-specific perception and response to a potential event and, based at least in part on the predicted perception and response, generating and presenting observer-specific digital content items. Some example implementations employ predictive, machine-learning modeling to facilitate user-specific event perception and response prediction and the selection of particularized messages and other digital content items for presentation to the user.

The invention relates to a livestock semen freezing diluent as well as a preparation method and application of the livestock semen freezing diluent. The preparation method of the livestock semen freezing diluent comprises the following steps of: adding 2.71 grams of trihydroxymethyl aminomethane, 1,4 grams of citric acids, 1.0 gram of monosaccharides, 10 myriad IU (International Unit) of penicillium, 10 myriad IU of streptomycin and 0.29-6.97 grams of inositol compounds to a right amount of ultrapure water; optionally adding 5-20 milliliters of penetrability protectants; uniformly stirring; regulating a pH value to 6.8-7.2; adding 5-20 milliliters of fresh yolk subjected to inactivation treatment; uniformly mixing, and then fixing the volume to 100 milliliters; centrifugalizing at low temperature for 1 hour; and filtering supernate to prepare the livestock semen freezing diluent. Because the inositol compounds can effectively inhibit the generation of ice crystals, the livestock semen freezing diluent disclosed by the invention reduces the mechanical injury caused by the ice crystals on semens, achieves the survival rate of the defrozen semens at about 75%, the activity more than 50%, the acrosome integrality at about 60% and the plasmalemma integrality at about 50% and achieves the non-return rate more than 70% after artificial insemination; and the livestock semen freezing diluent has the advantages of no immune response generation, purity guarantee, low price, and the like by using the inositol compounds as the ice crystal inhibitors of the semen freezing diluent.

The invention discloses a privacy protecting area user electricity quantity aggregation system and method for an intelligent power grid. The system is provided with a secondary gateway structure and specifically comprises a control center (CC), an area gateway (AGW), a social area gateway (RAGW) and a home area network (HAN). The method comprises the six steps of system initialization, user report generation, privacy protecting fine grit electricity consumption aggregation (user electricity quantity aggregation of a certain community), privacy protecting coarse grit electricity consumption aggregation (user electricity quantity aggregation of multiple communities), response generation and response reception. Under the circumstance of ensuring that user privacy is not disclosed, the electricity need of the intelligent power grid can be monitored and responded flexibly, and the system has high practicality; the counterfeit resisting batch verifying method is put forward, and the efficiency of the scheme is improved.

Methods, systems, and apparatus for generating energy from a process-contained series of thermobaric reactions and/or explosion cycles are provided. The Xplogen™ energy generating system includes several embodiments for stimulating the heat and pressure release episodes, which are directed by the process system toward the task of dissociating a target substance being subjected to the hyper-stimulated pulse of energy. The target substance is thermolyzed by the pulse energy episode and the resulting dissociated gases are either quenched and captured or they are consumed in a direct thermal conversion process and are thus translated into steam pressure, and/or torque, thrust, motive force, and/or super-heat impulses. The methods and systems of the present invention include a comprehensive arrangement of process configurations and components as well as a means of operation.

Several methods may be used to exploit the natural physical variations of sensors, to generate cryptographic physically unclonable functions (PUF) that may strengthen the cybersecurity of microelectronic systems. One method comprises extracting a stream of bits from the calibration table of each sensor to generate reference patterns, called PUF challenges, which can be stored in secure servers. The authentication of the sensor is positive when the data streams that are generated on demand, called PUF responses, match the challenges. To prevent a malicious party from generating responses, instructions may be added as part of the PUF challenges to define which parts of the calibration tables are to be used for response generation. Another method is based on differential sensors, one of them having the calibration module disconnected. The response to a physical or chemical signal of such a sensor may then be used to authenticate a specific pair of sensors.