Patent application number | Description | Published |
20080205624 | IDENTIFYING CONTACT CENTER AGENTS BASED UPON BIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF AN AGENT'S SPEECH - The present invention discloses a contact center with speaker identification and verification (SIV) capabilities. In the invention, a set of contact center components can provide automated interactive communications with callers, can provide queue management for callers waiting to communicate with live agents, and can provide skills based routing for assigning live agents to callers. The SIV component can analyze speech utterances to determine a speaker identify based upon biometric characteristics of the analyzed speech utterances. Additionally, the SIV component can process speech from contact center sessions. In one embodiment, the SIV component can prevent agent substitutions from occurring of which the call center is unaware. The SIV component can also be used to distinguish whether communication session content was spoken by a contact center agent or a caller. | 08-28-2008 |
20080205625 | EXTENDING A STANDARDIZED PRESENCE DOCUMENT TO INCLUDE CONTACT CENTER SPECIFIC ELEMENTS - The present invention extends XML based presence documents to include contact center specific information. The XML presence document can conform to the Common Profiles for Instant Messaging (CPIM) and Presence (CPP) specification. The extended presence documents can permit contact center information to be conveyed across CPP compliant protocol boundaries without modification, with attendant benefits for security and performance. The contact center elements can include, but are not limited to, an agent status, an expertise, an agent level, a utilization rate, an average call time duration, and/or an average number of calls per day. The contact center extensions can be an important component for enabling a presence server to function as a skills based routing component of a standards based contact center, which unlike conventional contact centers can be formed from non-proprietary components that communicate using standard protocols. | 08-28-2008 |
20080205626 | STANDARDS BASED AGENT DESKTOP FOR USE WITH AN OPEN CONTACT CENTER SOLUTION - The present invention discloses a contact center system based upon open standards. The contact center system can include at least one agent node, a portal server, and an application server. An agent node can include a standard HTTP browser that communicates over a standard Internet Protocol network using standard protocols. The portal server can be configured to communicate with an agent node via an agent portal, which can consist of multiple agent portlets to present information. The application server can be configured to execute contact center applications that can collect and distribute information via the agent portlets and transfer calls to agents. | 08-28-2008 |
20080205628 | SKILLS BASED ROUTING IN A STANDARDS BASED CONTACT CENTER USING A PRESENCE SERVER AND EXPERTISE SPECIFIC WATCHERS - The present invention discloses a presence management system for a contact center including a presence server, a data store, and one or more watchers. The presence server can accept, manage, and distribute presence information using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) based messages in conformance with an open standard, such as an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) based standard. The data store can be communicatively linked to the presence server and can be configured to store the presence information. The stored presence information can include presence information for multiple contact center agents, wherein for each agent the stored presence information includes an element for expertise of the associated agent. The watchers can subscribe to the presence information managed by the presence server. Each of the watchers can correspond to a unique expertise. The watcher associated with an expertise can watch presence information for all of the contact center agents having that expertise. | 08-28-2008 |
20080209447 | POOLING STATEFUL SESSION ENTERPRISE JAVA BEANS FOR REUSE - A method of interfacing with a remote engine can include the step of instantiating at least one stateful bean, such as a stateful session Enterprise Java Bean. For each stateful bean instance, an engine can be allocated. Each stateful bean instance can be associated with an allocated engine, where each stateful bean instance can operate as an interface for accessing the associated engine. Each associated stateful bean can then be added to a bean pool so that bean instances in the bean pool are available for handling requests. | 08-28-2008 |
20080219429 | IMPLEMENTING A CONTACT CENTER USING OPEN STANDARDS AND NON-PROPRIETARY COMPONENTS - The present invention discloses an open contact center formed from multiple contact center components that conform to open standards and that intercommunicate utilizing open standards. The open contact center can provide automated interactive communications with callers, can provide queue management for callers waiting to communicate with live agents, can provide skills based routing for assigning live agents to callers based upon skills of the live agents and skills needed by the callers, and can provide tooling for provisioning and monitoring the live agents. In one configuration, the contact center components can execute within a middleware solution, such as WEBSPHERE, that has IP Multimedia Subsystem capability. Additionally, the contact center components can be implemented as service oriented architecture (SOA) components that communicate over an enterprise service bus (ESB). | 09-11-2008 |
20080267367 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS VOICE SERVER LEVERAGING APPLICATION WEB-SERVER CAPABILITIES - A method for providing voice telephony services can include the step of receiving a call via a telephone gateway. The telephone gateway can convey call identifying data to a resource connector. A media port can be responsively established within a media converter that is communicatively linked to the telephone gateway through a port associated with the call. A call description object can be constructed that includes the call identifying data and an identifier for the media port. The call description object can be conveyed to a telephony application server that provides at least one speech service for the call. The telephony application server can initiate at least one programmatic action of a communicatively linked speech engine. The speech engine can convey results of the programmatic action to the media converter through the media port. The media converter can stream speech signals for the call based upon the results. | 10-30-2008 |
20080267370 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS VOICE SERVER LEVERAGING APPLICATION WEB-SERVER CAPABILITIES - A method for providing voice telephony services can include the step of receiving a call via a telephone gateway. The telephone gateway can convey call identifying data to a resource connector. A media port can be responsively established within a media converter that is communicatively linked to the telephone gateway through a port associated with the call. A call description object can be constructed that includes the call identifying data and an identifier for the media port. The call description object can be conveyed to a telephony application server that provides at least one speech service for the call. The telephony application server can initiate at least one programmatic action of a communicatively linked speech engine. The speech engine can convey results of the programmatic action to the media converter through the media port. The media converter can stream speech signals for the call based upon the results. | 10-30-2008 |
20080312933 | INTERFACING AN APPLICATION SERVER TO REMOTE RESOURCES USING ENTERPRISE JAVA BEANS AS INTERFACE COMPONENTS - A method for interfacing an application server with a resource can include the step of associating a plurality of Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs) to a plurality of resources, where a one-to-one correspondence exists between EJB and resource. An application server can receive an application request and can determine a resource for handling the request. An EJB associated with the determined resource can interface the application server to the determined resource. The request can be handled with the determined resource. | 12-18-2008 |
20080319742 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR POSTING TO A BLOG OR WIKI USING A TELEPHONE - The present invention discloses a system and method for creating, editing, and posting a BLOG or a WIKI using a telephone. In the invention, a voice-based, real-time telephone communication can be established between a user and a voice response system. User speech can be received over the communication. The user speech can be speech-to-text converted to produce text. The text can be added to a BLOG or a WIKI, which can be posted to a server. The telephone communication can be terminated. The newly posted BLOG or WIKI can be served by the server to clients. | 12-25-2008 |
20080319757 | SPEECH PROCESSING SYSTEM BASED UPON A REPRESENTATIONAL STATE TRANSFER (REST) ARCHITECTURE THAT USES WEB 2.0 CONCEPTS FOR SPEECH RESOURCE INTERFACES - A speech processing system can include a client, a speech for Web 2.0 system, and a speech processing system. The client can access a speech-enabled application using at least one Web 2.0 communication protocol. For example, a standard browser of the client can use a standard protocol to communicate with the speech-enabled application executing on the speech for Web 2.0 system. The speech for Web 2.0 system can access a data store within which user specific speech parameters are included, wherein a user of the client is able to configure the specific speech parameters of the data store. Suitable ones of these speech parameters are utilized whenever the user interacts with the Web 2.0 system. The speech processing system can include one or more speech processing engines. The speech processing system can interact with the speech for Web 2.0 system to handle speech processing tasks associated with the speech-enabled application. | 12-25-2008 |
20080319758 | SPEECH-ENABLED APPLICATION THAT USES WEB 2.0 CONCEPTS TO INTERFACE WITH SPEECH ENGINES - The present invention discloses a speech-enabled application that includes two or more linked markup documents that together form a speech-enabled application served by a Web 2.0 server. The linked markup documents can conform to an ATOM PUBLISHING PROTOCOL (APP) based protocol. Additionally, the linked markup documents can include an entry collection of documents and a resource collection of documents. The resource collection can include at least one speech resource associated with a speech engine disposed in a speech processing system remotely located from the Web 2.0 server. The speech resource can add a speech processing capability to the speech-enabled application. In one embodiment, end-users of the speech-enabled application can be permitted to introspect, customize, replace, add, re-order, and remove at least a portion of the linked markup documents. | 12-25-2008 |
20080319759 | INTEGRATING A VOICE BROWSER INTO A WEB 2.0 ENVIRONMENT - The present invention discloses a system and method for integrating a voice browser into a Web 2.0 environment. For example, a system is disclosed which includes at least a Web 2.0 server, a voice browser, and a server-side speech processing system. The Web 2.0 server can serve Web 2.0 content comprising at least one speech-enabled application. The served Web 2.0 content can include voice markup. The voice browser can render the Web 2.0 content received from the Web 2.0 server which includes rendering the voice markup. The server-side speech processing system can handle speech processing operations for the speech-enabled application. Communications with the server-side speech processing system occur via a set of RESTful commands, such as an HTTP GET command, an HTTP POST command, an HTTP PUT command, and an HTTP DELETE command. | 12-25-2008 |
20080319760 | CREATING AND EDITING WEB 2.0 ENTRIES INCLUDING VOICE ENABLED ONES USING A VOICE ONLY INTERFACE - The present invention discloses a method for creating Web 2.0 entries, such as WIKI entries. In the method, a voice communication channel can be established between a user and an automated response system. User speech input can be received over the voice communication channel. A Web 2.0 entry can be created based upon the speech input. The Web 2.0 entry can be saved in a data store accessible by a Web 2.0 server. The Web 2.0 server can serve the saved Web 2.0 entry to Web 2.0 clients. The Web 2.0 clients can include a graphical and/or a voice interface through which the Web 2.0 entry can be presented to users of the clients. The created Web 2.0 entries (e.g. Web 2.0 application) can be formatted in an ATOM PUBLISHING PROTOCOL compliant manner. | 12-25-2008 |
20080319761 | SPEECH PROCESSING METHOD BASED UPON A REPRESENTATIONAL STATE TRANSFER (REST) ARCHITECTURE THAT USES WEB 2.0 CONCEPTS FOR SPEECH RESOURCE INTERFACES - The present invention discloses a method of performing speech processing operations based upon Web 2.0 type interfaces with speech engines. The method can include a step of interfacing with a Web 2.0 server from a standard browser. A speech-enabled application served by the Web 2.0 server can be accessed. The browser can render markup of the speech-enabled application. Speech input can be received from a user of the browser. A RESTful protocol, such as the ATOM Publishing Protocol (APP), can be utilized to access a remotely located speech engine. The speech engine can accept GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE commands. The speech processing engine can process the speech input and can provide results to the Web 2.0 server. The Web 2.0 server can perform a programmatic action based upon the provided results, which results in different content being presented in the browser. | 12-25-2008 |
20080319762 | USING A WIKI EDITOR TO CREATE SPEECH-ENABLED APPLICATIONS - The present invention discloses a system and a method for creating and editing speech-enabled WIKIs. A WIKI editor can be served to client-side Web browsers so that end-users can utilize WIKI editor functions, which include functions to create and edit speech-enabled WIKI applications. A WIKI server can serve speech-enabled WIKI applications created via the WIKI editor. Each of the speech-enabled WIKI applications can include a link to at least one speech processing engine located in a speech processing system remote from the WIKI server. The speech processing engine can provide a speech processing capability for the speech-enabled WIKI application when served by the WIKI server. In one embodiment, the speech-enabled applications can include an introspection document, an entry collection of documents, and a resource collection of documents in accordance with standards specified by an ATOM PUBLISHING PROTOCOL (APP). | 12-25-2008 |
20080320079 | CUSTOMIZING WEB 2.0 APPLICATION BEHAVIOR BASED ON RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN A CONTENT CREATOR AND A CONTENT REQUESTER - The present invention discloses a solution for developer customization of Web 2.0 applications based on relationships between a content creator and a content requester. In the solution, Web 2.0 content can be received from a content creator. One or more creator established customizations can also be received where the customizations are each a set of one or more users. In the method, a communication can be established with a user who requests the Web 2.0 content. It can be determined that the user is a member of a set specified by the content creator. The customization associated with the set can be applied. Web 2.0 content as modified by the customization can be served to the user. In one embodiment, users can also establish customizations, which are also applied to the served Web 2.0 content. | 12-25-2008 |
20080320168 | PROVIDING USER CUSTOMIZATION OF WEB 2.0 APPLICATIONS - The present invention discloses a solution for user customization of Web 2.0 applications. In the solution, a browser can establish a connection with a Web 2.0 server. The browser can convey user identification information to the Web 2.0 server and request a Web 2.0 application. Based on the conveyed identifying information, a user can be identified. The Web 2.0 server can then query a server-side data store for customizations associated with the identified user and requested application. When customizations exist in the data store, the customizations can be applied to the Web 2.0 application. The customized Web 2.0 application can then be conveyed to the browser. The browser can be a Web browser or a voice browser depending upon implementation specifics. | 12-25-2008 |
20080320443 | WIKI APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT TOOL THAT USES SPECIALIZED BLOGS TO PUBLISH WIKI DEVELOPMENT CONTENT IN AN ORGANIZED/SEARCHABLE FASHION - The present invention discloses a software development system for WIKIs including a WIKI server, a BLOG server, and a data store. The WIKI server can serve WIKI pages to WIKI clients. The BLOG server can serve BLOGs to BLOG clients. The data store can manage WIKI BLOG entries. Each WIKI BLOG entry can include a link to one of the WIKI pages and metadata for the linked WIKI page. The metadata can include a WIKI page title, a WIKI page version, a WIKI page description, design notes, and other information. Searchable keywords can be generated from the metadata. WIKI BLOG entries can be searched by WIKI developers to find WIKI pages having designer specified criteria based on a keyword search. Wherein searching for WIKI BLOG entries and editing discovered WIKI pages associated with WIKI BLOGs can be performed by a WIKI client via a WIKI interface. | 12-25-2008 |
20090055191 | ESTABLISHING CALL-BASED AUDIO SOCKETS WITHIN A COMPONENTIZED VOICE SERVER - A method of interfacing a telephone application server and a speech engine can include the step of establishing one or more audio sockets in a media converting component of the telephone application server. The audio socket can remain available for approximately a duration of a call. A work unit that requires processing by a speech engine can be detected for the call. An identifier for the audio socket and a data for the work unit can be conveyed to a selected speech engine. Work unit results from the selected speech engine can be received by the media converting component via the previously established audio socket. | 02-26-2009 |
20090106028 | AUTOMATED TUNING OF SPEECH RECOGNITION PARAMETERS - A method for execution on a server for serving presence information, the method for providing dynamically loaded speech recognition parameters to a speech recognition engine, can be provided. The method can include storing at least one rule for selecting speech recognition parameters, wherein a rule comprises an if-portion including criteria and a then-portion specifying speech recognition parameters that must be used when the criteria is met. The method can further include receiving notice that a speech recognition session has been initiated between a user and the speech recognition engine. The method can further include selecting a first set of speech recognition parameters responsive to executing the at least one rule and providing to the speech recognition engine the first set of speech recognition parameters for performing speech recognition of the user. | 04-23-2009 |
20090254346 | AUTOMATED VOICE ENABLEMENT OF A WEB PAGE - Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, system and computer program product for the automated voice enablement of a Web page. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for voice enabling a Web page can include selecting an input field of a Web page for speech input, generating a speech grammar for the input field based upon terms in a core attribute of the input field, receiving speech input for the input field, posting the received speech input and the grammar to an automatic speech recognition (ASR) engine and inserting a textual equivalent to the speech input provided by the ASR engine into a document object model (DOM) for the Web page. | 10-08-2009 |
20090254347 | PROACTIVE COMPLETION OF INPUT FIELDS FOR AUTOMATED VOICE ENABLEMENT OF A WEB PAGE - Embodiments of the present invention provide a method and computer program product for the proactive completion of input fields for automated voice enablement of a Web page. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for proactively completing empty input fields for voice enabling a Web page can be provided. The method can include receiving speech input for an input field in a Web page and inserting a textual equivalent to the speech input into the input field in a Web page. The method further can include locating an empty input field remaining in the Web page and generating a speech grammar for the input field based upon permitted terms in a core attribute of the empty input field and prompting for speech input for the input field. Finally, the method can include posting the received speech input and the grammar to an automatic speech recognition (ASR) engine and inserting a textual equivalent to the speech input provided by the ASR engine into the empty input field. | 10-08-2009 |
20090254348 | FREE FORM INPUT FIELD SUPPORT FOR AUTOMATED VOICE ENABLEMENT OF A WEB PAGE - Embodiments of the present invention provide a method and computer program product for the automated voice enablement of a Web page with free form input field support. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for voice enabling a Web page with free form input field support can be provided. The method can include receiving speech input for an input field in a Web page, parsing a core attribute for the input field and identifying an external statistical language model (SLM) referenced by the core attribute of the input field, posting the received speech input and the SLM to an automatic speech recognition (ASR) engine, and inserting a textual equivalent to the speech input provided by the ASR engine in conjunction with the SLM into the input field. | 10-08-2009 |
20100172479 | DYNAMICALLY IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF AN INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE (IVR) SYSTEM USING A COMPLEX EVENTS PROCESSOR (CEP) - Problematic event data for problematic events that occur during interaction between an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system and a caller can be captured. The problematic event data can be analyzed for performance issues. A performance issue can represent an interactive segment of the IVR system operating at an unacceptable performance level. An IVR performance improvement action can then be determined to resolve the performance issue. The IVR performance improvement action can be conveyed to the IVR system. Execution of the IVR performance improvement action by the IVR system can reduce occurrences of the problematic events associated with the performance issue. | 07-08-2010 |
20100172480 | USING A COMPLEX EVENTS PROCESSOR (CEP) TO DIRECT THE HANDLING OF INDIVIDUAL CALL SESSIONS BY AN INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE (IVR) SYSTEM - Event data messages can be provided by an interactive voice response (IVR) system to a complex events processor (CEP). The event data messages can include a Stream_ID and a series of textual elements. The Stream_ID can uniquely identify a call session between a caller and the IVR system. The series of textual elements can represent speech input provided by the caller. The CEP can create a text string from the series of textual elements of event data messages having the same Stream_ID. The text string can inherit the Stream_ID of the event data messages. The CEP can utilize user-defined business rules to process the text string. When the CEP issues an action message, the Stream_ID of the text string can be appended to the action message sent to the IVR system. The IVR system can modify the call session associated with the Stream_ID of the action message accordingly. | 07-08-2010 |
20110270613 | INFERRING SWITCHING CONDITIONS FOR SWITCHING BETWEEN MODALITIES IN A SPEECH APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT EXTENDED FOR INTERACTIVE TEXT EXCHANGES - The disclosed solution includes a method for dynamically switching modalities based upon inferred conditions in a dialogue session involving a speech application. The method establishes a dialogue session between a user and the speech application. During the dialogue session, the user interacts using an original modality and a second modality. The speech application interacts using a speech modality only. A set of conditions indicative of interaction problems using the original modality can be inferred. Responsive to the inferring step, the original modality can be changed to the second modality. A modality transition to the second modality can be transparent the speech application and can occur without interrupting the dialogue session. The original modality and the second modality can be different modalities; one including a text exchange modality and another including a speech modality. | 11-03-2011 |
20120163564 | USING A COMPLEX EVENTS PROCESSOR (CEP) TO DIRECT THE HANDLING OF INDIVIDUAL CALL SESSIONS BY AN INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE (IVR) SYSTEM - Event data messages can be provided by an interactive voice response (IVR) system to a complex events processor (CEP). The event data messages can include a Stream_ID and a series of textual elements. The Stream_ID can uniquely identify a call session between a caller and the IVR system. The series of textual elements can represent speech input provided by the caller. The CEP can create a text string from the series of textual elements of event data messages having the same Stream_ID. The text string can inherit the Stream_ID of the event data messages. The CEP can utilize user-defined business rules to process the text string. When the CEP issues an action message, the Stream_ID of the text string can be appended to the action message sent to the IVR system. The IVR system can modify the call session associated with the Stream_ID of the action message accordingly. | 06-28-2012 |
20120173225 | DIALECT TRANSLATOR FOR A SPEECH APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT EXTENDED FOR INTERACTIVE TEXT EXCHANGES - The present solution includes a real-time automated communication method. In the method, a real-time communication session can be established between a text exchange client and a speech application. A translation table can be identified that includes multiple entries, each entry including a text exchange item and a corresponding conversational translation item. A text exchange message can be received that was entered into a text exchange client. Content in the text exchange message that matches a text exchange item in the translation table can be substituted with a corresponding conversational item. The translated text exchange message can be sent as input to a voice server. Output from the voice server can be used by the speech application, which performs an automatic programmatic action based upon the output. | 07-05-2012 |
20120219138 | IMPLEMENTING A CONTACT CENTER USING OPEN STANDARDS AND NON-PROPRIETARY COMPONENTS - The present invention discloses an open contact center formed from multiple contact center components that conform to open standards and that intercommunicate utilizing open standards. The open contact center can provide automated interactive communications with callers, can provide queue management for callers waiting to communicate with live agents, can provide skills based routing for assigning live agents to callers based upon skills of the live agents and skills needed by the callers, and can provide tooling for provisioning and monitoring the live agents. In one configuration, the contact center components can execute within a middleware solution, such as WEBSPHERE, that has IP Multimedia Subsystem capability. Additionally, the contact center components can be implemented as service oriented architecture (SOA) components that communicate over an enterprise service bus (ESB). | 08-30-2012 |
20120271643 | INFERRING SWITCHING CONDITIONS FOR SWITCHING BETWEEN MODALITIES IN A SPEECH APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT EXTENDED FOR INTERACTIVE TEXT EXCHANGES - The disclosed solution includes a method for dynamically switching modalities based upon inferred conditions in a dialogue session involving a speech application. The method establishes a dialogue session between a user and the speech application. During the dialogue session, the user interacts using an original modality and a second modality. The speech application interacts using a speech modality only. A set of conditions indicative of interaction problems using the original modality can be inferred. Responsive to the inferring step, the original modality can be changed to the second modality. A modality transition to the second modality can be transparent the speech application and can occur without interrupting the dialogue session. The original modality and the second modality can be different modalities; one including a text exchange modality and another including a speech modality. | 10-25-2012 |
20140270112 | VOICE PRINT TAGGING OF INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SESSIONS - Embodiments of the invention provide a method, system and computer program product for voice print tagging for interactive voice response (IVR) session management. In an embodiment of the invention, a method of voiceprint tagging for IVR session management is provided. The method includes establishing an IVR session for a caller from over a network and presenting a portion of the IVR session to the caller over the network. The method also includes storing a voiceprint tag in memory associating a voiceprint of the caller with a portion of the IVR session. Finally, the method includes responding to a premature termination of the IVR session by re-establishing the prematurely terminated IVR session with the caller at the portion of the IVR session indicated by the voiceprint tag of the caller. | 09-18-2014 |
20140270113 | VOICE PRINT TAGGING OF INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SESSIONS - Embodiments of the invention provide a method, system and computer program product for voice print tagging for interactive voice response (IVR) session management. In an embodiment of the invention, a method of voiceprint tagging for IVR session management is provided. The method includes establishing an IVR session for a caller from over a network and presenting a portion of the IVR session to the caller over the network. The method also includes storing a voiceprint tag in memory associating a voiceprint of the caller with a portion of the IVR session. Finally, the method includes responding to a premature termination of the IVR session by re-establishing the prematurely terminated IVR session with the caller at the portion of the IVR session indicated by the voiceprint tag of the caller. | 09-18-2014 |
20140279828 | CONTROL DATA DRIVEN MODIFICATIONS AND GENERATION OF NEW SCHEMA DURING RUNTIME OPERATIONS - A computational device receives input data and control data, where the control data includes instructions to modify one or more operations performed during a runtime execution associated with the input data. The control data is processed to modify the one or more operations during the runtime execution associated of the input data. | 09-18-2014 |
20140280366 | OUTPUT DRIVEN GENERATION OF A COMBINED SCHEMA FROM A PLURALITY OF INPUT DATA SCHEMAS - A computational device receives a plurality of versions of an input data schema. At least one element is selected from the plurality of versions of the input data schema based on an expected result. A combined schema is generated based on the at least one selected element. The input data is processed according to the combined schema. | 09-18-2014 |
20150019477 | OUTPUT DRIVEN GENERATION OF A COMBINED SCHEMA FROM A PLURALITY OF INPUT DATA SCHEMAS - A computational device receives a plurality of versions of an input data schema. At least one element is selected from the plurality of versions of the input data schema based on an expected result. A combined schema is generated based on the at least one selected element. The input data is processed according to the combined schema. | 01-15-2015 |
20150058279 | CONTROL DATA DRIVEN MODIFICATIONS AND GENERATION OF NEW SCHEMA DURING RUNTIME OPERATIONS - A computational device receives input data and control data, where the control data includes instructions to modify one or more operations performed during a runtime execution associated with the input data. The control data is processed to modify the one or more operations during the runtime execution associated of the input data. | 02-26-2015 |