Visual Aural Identifier Generation From User Stimuli
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current systems lack the ability to accurately generate visual identifiers from user input associated with perceived stimuli, relying on restrictive tools like numbers and vocabulary that are subjective and difficult to interpret effectively.
Innovation Solution
A web-based system that includes an input classification module, identifier generation module, and communications means to receive and process user input from various sensory sources, converting it into visual or aural identifiers, and generating aggregate identifiers based on user responses and stored data.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If numbers and vocabulary are used to describe user responses to stimuli, then the system can capture user input, but the representation becomes restrictive and subjective with different interpretations across individuals
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transforms the parameter of stimuli representation from subjective vocabulary/numbers to objective visual identifiers (colors, shapes). This parameter change eliminates interpretation variability while maintaining individual response capture, as visual symbols provide universal meaning across different individuals and cultures.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent substitutes the mechanical system of verbal description (numbers and vocabulary) with a visual identification system. This replacement eliminates the ambiguity inherent in language while preserving the ability to capture and represent user responses to stimuli.
2Measurement precision
If visual identifiers are used to represent stimuli, then the representation becomes more universal and less subjective, but there is currently no system to generate these identifiers from user input
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the identifier generation process into distinct functional modules: an input classification module that processes user input, and an identifier generation module that creates visual identifiers. This segmentation manages system complexity by organizing functions into manageable, independent components.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces language component data as an intermediary between user input and visual identifiers. This intermediary layer processes and structures raw input before generating final visual representations, simplifying the overall transformation process and making the system more manageable.
3Loss of information
If text input is received from users to describe their response to stimuli, then the system can capture detailed user feedback, but converting this text into visual identifiers adds processing complexity
Solution Approach 1:
The patent uses language component data as an intermediary structure that bridges text input and visual identifier generation. This intermediary format preserves the informational content of user responses while providing a structured basis for systematic visual representation, reducing the complexity of the conversion process.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces the complex task of direct text-to-visual conversion with a two-stage process: text-to-language-component transformation, then language-component-to-visual-generation. This substitution breaks down the complex conversion mechanism into simpler, more manageable stages.
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AI summary
The present invention generally relates to systems for generating identifiers. In particular, the systems and methods herein are configured to generate visual and/or aural identifiers for representing user response to stimuli. In a preferred embodiment, visual identifiers are generated from primary colors or shapes, wherein the primary colors and/or shapes can be blended or modified based on strength/weakness of the stimuli experienced by a user or across a plurality of users, while aural identifiers are generated from musical notes from any source such as preprogrammed stored notes or notes played live. Preferred embodiments of the invention are further configured to receive text or other non-visual identifier from a user in order to describe the response the user has to a stimuli; wherein the associated system is configured to convert the described response into an appropriate identifier.