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- a communications device such as a pager, a cellular phone, a personal digital assistant, or a telephone may periodically receive information from a remote source such as a web server connected to the Internet.
- a user of the communications device can indicate preferences to the remote source such as when and what types of information to send to the communications device. For example, using Yahoo! To Go, the user may set up a schedule indicating the time of day and day of the week to be notified of a preferred city' s weather forecast, personal horoscope, and preferred companies' stock prices. Schedules on these remote sources are static; the remote sources send the indicated information to the user at the indicated time(s) until the service is terminated.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a networked communications
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a context interpretation engine in accordance with an embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the context interpretation engine of FIG. 2 in accordance with an embodiment of the invention.
- a system 100 includes a desktop computer 102 configured to connect to a server 104 via an Internet service provider (ISP) 106 and an Internet 108.
- ISP Internet service provider
- a user of the desktop computer 102 may register with the server 104 and indicate to the server 104, using a specific user identification code that uniquely identifies the user, what services the user wishes to receive on a communications device 110.
- the user can register with the server 104 using the desktop computer 102 or any device configured to connect to the Internet 108 or other network, e.g., intranet or extranet, connected to the server 104.
- These services can include what types of information the user wants to receive, when the user wants to receive the information, and what communications device (s) 110 can receive the information.
- Such communications devices 100 include cellular phones, pagers, computers, personal digital assistants, and other wireless communications devices.
- a context interpretation engine (CIE) 112 helps determine the context of the user. By considering context before sending information, the user receives individualized information relevant to his/her habits, lifestyle, and real-time status.
- the CIE 112 includes an event listener 200, a rules engine 208, and a context aggregator 212 to help determine the user's context.
- the event listener 200 monitors and detects certain events of potential relevance to users and forwards the events to the context aggregator 212.
- the context aggregator 212 derives a user context for each event provided to it by the event listener 200 using rules 206 (through the rules engine 208), context information sources 202, and a user profile 204, each organized in one or more collections of data, e.g., databases 114 and 116, included in or accessible by the server 104 and described in more detail below.
- context may include information compiled from the context information sources 202 related to the user's:
- location e.g., latitude and longitude, zip code, wireless cell site, elevation, and time zone
- mobility status e.g., stationary or en route to a specific destination, speed, and direction
- current activity e.g., type (at home, at desk, at a meeting, in a car, on an airplane, on a train, walking, etc.), duration, people involved, activity site (home, desk, conference room, hotel, freeway, airport, etc.), and subject matter;
- timeline of future activities e.g., type, duration, people involved, activity site, and subject matter
- top n (prioritized) items in a to-do list • timeline of future activities, e.g., type, duration, people involved, activity site, and subject matter; • top n (prioritized) items in a to-do list;
- event priority e.g., importance (high, medium, or low) and urgency (high, medium, or low) .
- the context information sources 202 are adapted to allow context characteristics to be added or deleted from consideration . Some or all of this information can include attribute qualifiers of inferred information that enable the CIE 112 to further define the information (and thus the user's context):
- GPS global positioning satellite
- importance level e.g., associating an importance to an event by evaluating the source of the event (spouse, boss, peer, child, airline, etc.);
- the CIE 112 determines the relevance of an event to registered users and the event's relation to each user's context in a process 300.
- the server 104 may include more than one CIE 112 to help determine context.
- the event listener 200 monitors and detects (301) events.
- the event listener 200 can monitor and detect (301) these events from any information source it is adapted to communicate with, including information sources on the Internet 108, intranets, and extranets.
- the event listener 200 can register with various information sources and act as a listener for events, meaning it can receive notification from the information sources when the information source adds, deletes, or modifies items (events) .
- the event listener 200 may register to receive notification of all events the information source maintains/controls/detects or just certain categories of events. Events that the event listener 200 may monitor and detect (301) include: • weather conditions;
- the event listener 200 is adapted to allow events to be added, altered, or deleted from monitoring and detection.
- the context aggregator 212 receives (302) notice of the event including a description of the event and a user identification code.
- the server 104 provides the user identification code to the event listener 200 and may provide it directly to the context aggregator 212 rather than through the event listener
- the context aggregator 212 determines (304) the relevance of the event to the user's service choices as indicated in the user profile 204.
- the user profile 204 contains profile information on registered users, usually information provided by the users. Such information can include a user's: • name ;
- home information e.g., mailing address, telephone number (s), fax number (s), and email address (es);
- work information e.g., mailing address, telephone number (s), fax number (s), and email address (es);
- contacts e.g., names, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, birthdays, and anniversaries ;
- travel profile e.g., route taken from home to work, seating preference, special service required, meal preferences, passport information, frequent flier information including airline and identification code, car rental information including car model/size preference and quantity, and hotel information including hotel chain and hotel chain identification code; • birthday/astrological information;
- news profile e.g., preferred city(s), preferred subject (s) (world, politics, sports, etc.), and preferred sports and sports teams
- finance profile e.g., preferred companies and stock ticker company codes
- the user profile 204 is adapted to allow information to be added, altered, or deleted.
- the process 300 ends (306) if the event relates to the closing stock price of company X, the event is not relevant to a user interested in closing stock prices for only companies Y and Z, so the process 300 ends (306) if the event relates to the weather conditions of a certain city but the user's calendar indicates that the user will not arrive in that city for a meeting for another three days, the context aggregator 212 can determine that the event is not relevant to the user and the process 300 ends (306) . If, alternatively, the closing stock price of company X or the weather information is relevant to the user, the process 300 continues.
- the server 104 may determine (310) which CIE 112 to send certain user identification codes to based on the types of events or classes of users that each CIE 112 is configured to handle.
- the context aggregator 212 receives (302) only the user identification code and avoids (312) determining
- the context aggregator 212 may not receive (302) the user identification code if it has a database of or otherwise has access to all the user identification codes related to a particular event type.
- the context aggregator 212 uses the context information sources 202, the user profile 204, and the rules 206 to formulate a context for the user given the event.
- the rules 206 include a number of rules sets, each rules set including a number of rules corresponding to a certain type of event, such as the types listed above.
- the context aggregator 212 determines which rules set applies to the event and informs the rules engine 208 which rules set to use.
- the rules engine 208 determines (308) what context information sources 202 relate to the event using the rules set and relay that information to the context aggregator 212.
- the rules engine 208 determines (308) which context information sources 202 the context aggregator 212 should consider in deriving the user's context for each event.
- the rules engine 208 is configured to contemporaneously handle multiple requests, e.g., determine (308) the relevant context information sources 202 for a number of users at the same time.
- the rules engine 208 processes the rules set using a Rete algorithm to determine (308) the relevant context information sources 202, although the rules engine 208 may use any algorithm.
- the Rete algorithm uses a tree format to match various items based on a series of decisions made at a number of nodes in the tree.
- the rules engine 208 uses the rules 206 in the rules set as tree nodes. Paths through the various nodes end in a determination (308) of what context information sources 202 relate to the event. In a simplified example, if the event relates to a traffic problem at the intersection of U.S. Route 26 and Interstate 405 in Portland, Oregon that is expected to clear in two hours, the rules engine 208 could determine relevant context information sources 202 as including the user's physical location, mobility status, current activity, and future activities. The rules engine 208 informs the context aggregator 212 to query these context information sources 202 in determining the user's context.
- the rules engine 208 sends an indication of the relevant context information sources 202 to the context aggregator 212.
- the context aggregator 212 scans (314) the relevant context information sources 202 for context information relevant to the event and collects (316) the relevant context information. This scanning (314) and collecting (316) includes consulting the user profile 204 and/or the rules 206 (through the rules engine 208) .
- the context aggregator 212 sends the collected information to the rules engine 208 with the rules set(s) to use in processing the information.
- Some examples of the rules 206 in the rules sets include:
- collected relevant context information could include that the user is:
- the context aggregator 212 can collect (316) context information on the user' s location because location may dominate a user's context. For example, the user may be at a movie or giving a speech at a business conference and not want any communications.
- the context aggregator 212 preferably collects (316) location information according to this hierarchy, from most accurate and desirable to the least: latitude/longitude coordinates from a global positioning system, zip code, calendar, or other context information source 202.
- the context aggregator also can collect (316) any location information available in. the user profile 204 or relevant context information source 202.
- the context aggregator 212 analyzes (318) the relevant context information and generates (320) a composite context that defines the user's probable context. Analyzing (318) the relevant context information includes adding semantics to the relevant context information such as key words usable by the server 104. The context aggregator analysis also includes examining the relevant context information to see if the event is not relevant to the user in light of the relevant context information, preferably through the rules engine 208. For example, in the traffic example above, the context aggregator 212 may consider that the user prefers contact by pager from the user profile 204, but decide that the event is not relevant because the user will be at work until after the traffic problem is expected to clear.
- the context aggregator 212 ignores the event based on the user's current and future context and the process 300 ends (306) . If, however, the user was scheduled to leave work in an hour and travel in an area including the location of the traffic problem, the context aggregator 212 generates (320) the composite context.
- Generating (320) the composite context includes consulting the user profile 204 and the rules 206 (through the rules engine 208). For example, if the context aggregator 212 collects (316) location information from the user's calendar, the context aggregator 212 can use historical context information in the user profile 204 to predict the user's location using one or more rules 206. Using historical context information allows the context generation to be adaptive over time. Alternatively or in addition, the context aggregator 212 may consult the rules 206 to take the incomplete or stale location information and make a best guess as to the user's location. This prediction feature can be applied to any of the relevant context information.
- the context aggregator 212 can prioritize the events and include the priority of when to send each event to the user based on the analysis of the context information sources 202. For example, an event currently occurring or an event occurring in two hours can take priority over an event occurring in six hours.
- the context aggregator 212 provides (322) the composite context, preferably in extensible markup language (XML) , to the server 104 (or the mechanism associated with the server) .
- the server 104 (or the mechanism) can then send the event to one or more of the user's communications devices 110, and then the process 300 ends (306) .
- XML extensible markup language
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