Text-Based Recognition Model Training for Simulated Behavior Accuracy
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing simulated user behavior information generated through artificial intelligence programs is often inaccurate, leading to unrealistic user behavior patterns that hinder effective customization and development of intelligent device applications.
Innovation Solution
A model training method that converts behavior sequence data into text data, rearranges attribute data order, and trains a recognition model to minimize deviation from actual behavior data, determining the authenticity of simulated behavior information.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If simulated behavior information is generated through artificial intelligence programs, then development efficiency is improved, but accuracy of behavior information deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a feedback mechanism where the recognition model evaluates simulated behavior information against actual user behavior patterns. The model continuously refines its recognition accuracy through training on real behavior data, enabling developers to identify and correct inaccuracies in simulated behavior information while maintaining efficient development workflows.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces traditional simulation methods with a recognition model-based verification system. Instead of relying solely on AI-generated simulations, the system uses a trained recognition model to authenticate behavior sequences by comparing them against actual user behavior patterns, thereby improving accuracy without sacrificing development efficiency.
2Loss of time
If simulated behavior information is used for application development, then development time is reduced, but reliability of behavior data deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by pre-training the recognition model on actual user behavior data before it is used to verify simulated behavior information. This preliminary training ensures that the model has learned accurate behavior patterns from real users, enabling it to reliably distinguish between authentic and simulated behavior sequences during the development process.
Solution Approach 2:
The recognition model provides feedback to developers about the reliability of simulated behavior information. By comparing simulated behavior sequences against patterns learned from actual user data, the model identifies unreliable or inaccurate simulations, allowing developers to focus only on verified reliable data while maintaining reduced development time.
3Measurement precision
If behavior sequence data is converted into text data for model training, then model training accuracy is improved, but data processing complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces text data as an intermediary representation between raw behavior sequence data and the recognition model. By converting behavior sequences into text format, the system creates a bridge that enables the model to process and analyze behavior patterns more effectively, improving training accuracy while managing processing complexity through structured text representation.
Data Source
AI summary
This specification discloses methods and apparatuses for model training and a task execution. An example model training method includes: obtaining behavior sequence data; converting event data of each behavior event included in the obtained behavior sequence data into text data, to obtain behavior text data corresponding to the behavior sequence data; then, inputting the obtained behavior text data into a to-be-trained recognition model, so that the to-be-trained recognition model outputs a recognition result for the behavior sequence data as a to-be-verified result based on the input behavior text data; and training the to-be-trained recognition model with an optimization objective of minimizing a deviation between the to-be-verified result output by the recognition model and an actual recognition result corresponding to the behavior sequence data.


