Intelligent Device Event Deduplication for Single-Task Execution
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Solution Overview
Problem
Intelligent devices often execute the same task multiple times in response to different triggering information corresponding to the same event, leading to resource waste.
Innovation Solution
The method involves determining distinct events from multiple pieces of triggering information, deduplicating redundant events, and selecting a target task for each event based on probability and priority, thereby preventing duplicate task execution.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the robot executes tasks based on pre-stored correspondence between triggering information and tasks, then the robot can respond to detected events, but the robot may execute the same task multiple times for the same event leading to resource waste
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple triggering information pieces that correspond to the same event into a single unified event representation. The event processing module consolidates duplicate triggering information from different sensors or processing paths, ensuring that each unique event triggers its corresponding task only once, thereby preventing resource waste while maintaining reliable task execution.
2Adaptability or versatility
If the robot uses multiple components to detect triggering information, then the robot can detect events more comprehensively, but the robot may detect the same event through multiple components leading to duplicate task execution
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an event processing module as an intermediary between multiple detection components and the task execution system. This intermediary module receives triggering information from various components, processes it to identify unique events, and then triggers appropriate tasks. This mediator prevents duplicate task execution while preserving the comprehensive event detection capability provided by multiple sensors.
3Ease of operation
If the robot processes each triggering information independently, then the robot can respond to all detected information, but the robot wastes resources by processing the same event multiple times
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple triggering information processing operations into a unified event processing workflow. Instead of independently processing each triggering information piece, the system merges them into a single event representation that is then processed once, ensuring complete response coverage while eliminating redundant processing time and resource consumption.
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AI summary
Embodiments of this application pertain to the field of artificial intelligence technologies, and disclose a method and an apparatus for executing a task by an intelligent device. The method includes: when at least one piece of triggering information is detected, determining, based on the at least one piece of triggering information, at least one to-be-processed event triggered by the at least one piece of triggering information, where the at least one event is different from each other, the triggering information is outside information detected by the intelligent device by using a sensor, and the event is an event that happens outside and that is determinable for the intelligent device when the intelligent device detects the triggering information; selecting, for each determined event and from at least one task corresponding to the event, a target task corresponding to the event, where the task is a processing manner available to the intelligent device for the event that happens outside; and executing the target task corresponding to each event. According to this application, resource waste can be avoided.