Multi-User Pattern Template Generation for Electronic Devices

The patent merges individual user patterns from multiple users into a unified template. The electronic device collects event information from multiple users, determines patterns for each user, and then merges these patterns into a common template that represents shared behaviors. This allows the system to maintain high accuracy for individual users while also creating a versatile template applicable across multiple users.

The patent creates a universal template that can be applied across multiple users. By extracting common patterns from individual user behaviors and forming a standardized template, the system enables one template to serve multiple users effectively. The template acts as a universal configuration that can be recommended to any user exhibiting similar behavioral patterns.

The patent segments the complex task of multi-user pattern analysis into distinct modules: an event information acquisition module that collects data from multiple users, a pattern determination module that analyzes individual user behaviors, and a template generation module that merges patterns into unified templates. This segmentation reduces overall system complexity by dividing the analysis process into manageable, specialized components.

The patent introduces templates as an intermediary structure between individual user patterns and multi-user applicability. Instead of directly managing complex multi-user data relationships, the system uses templates as a mediating layer that simplifies the representation of common behaviors. This intermediary structure reduces the complexity of handling multi-user data by providing a standardized format for pattern representation.