SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DOCUMENT GENERATION
    3.
    发明公开

    公开(公告)号:US20230418881A1

    公开(公告)日:2023-12-28

    申请号:US17809371

    申请日:2022-06-28

    Applicant: ADOBE INC.

    CPC classification number: G06F16/93 G06F40/103 G06F40/14 G06F40/166

    Abstract: Systems and methods for document generation are provided. One aspect of the systems and methods includes identifying, by a style extractor, a document fragment comprising a first style element of a first style category; computing, by a style generator, a reward function based on a correlation value between the first style element and a second style element of a second style category different from the first style category, wherein the correlation value is based on correlations between style elements in a plurality of historical document fragments; selecting, by the style generator, the second style element based on the reward function; and generating, by a document generator, a modified document fragment that includes the first style element of the first style category and the second style element of the second style category.

    Graph convolutional networks with motif-based attention

    公开(公告)号:US11544535B2

    公开(公告)日:2023-01-03

    申请号:US16297024

    申请日:2019-03-08

    Applicant: Adobe Inc.

    Abstract: Various embodiments describe techniques for making inferences from graph-structured data using graph convolutional networks (GCNs). The GCNs use various pre-defined motifs to filter and select adjacent nodes for graph convolution at individual nodes, rather than merely using edge-defined immediate-neighbor adjacency for information integration at each node. In certain embodiments, the graph convolutional networks use attention mechanisms to select a motif from multiple motifs and select a step size for each respective node in a graph, in order to capture information from the most relevant neighborhood of the respective node.

    Identifying and presenting misalignments between digital messages and external digital content

    公开(公告)号:US11341204B2

    公开(公告)日:2022-05-24

    申请号:US16419676

    申请日:2019-05-22

    Applicant: Adobe Inc.

    Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable storage media are disclosed for determining and resolving misalignments between digital messages containing links and corresponding external digital content. For example, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems extract a plurality of alignment classification features from a digital link in a digital message and corresponding external digital content. Based on the alignment classification features and using a machine learning classification model, the disclosed system can generate alignment probability scores for a plurality of misalignment classes. The disclosed system can report identified misalignments of corresponding misalignment classes in a misalignment identification user interface. Furthermore, the disclosed system can receive publisher input via the misalignment identification user interface to further personalize the machine learning classification model.

    System for identifying typed graphlets

    公开(公告)号:US11170048B2

    公开(公告)日:2021-11-09

    申请号:US16451956

    申请日:2019-06-25

    Applicant: Adobe Inc.

    Abstract: A system is disclosed for identifying and counting typed graphlets in a heterogeneous network. A methodology implementing techniques for the disclosed system according to an embodiment includes identifying typed k-node graphlets occurring between any two selected nodes of a heterogeneous network, wherein the nodes are connected by one or more edges. The identification is based on combinatorial relationships between (k−1)-node typed graphlets occurring between the two selected nodes of the heterogeneous network. Identification of 3-node typed graphlets is based on computation of typed triangles, typed 3-node stars, and typed 3-paths associated with each edge connecting the selected nodes. The method further includes maintaining a count of the identified k-node typed graphlets and storing those graphlets with non-zero counts. The identified graphlets are employed for applications including visitor stitching, user profiling, outlier detection, and link prediction.

    Higher-order graph clustering
    9.
    发明授权

    公开(公告)号:US11163803B2

    公开(公告)日:2021-11-02

    申请号:US16397839

    申请日:2019-04-29

    Applicant: Adobe Inc.

    Abstract: In implementations of higher-order graph clustering and embedding, a computing device receives a heterogeneous graph representing a network. The heterogeneous graph includes nodes that each represent a network entity and edges that each represent an association between two of the nodes in the heterogeneous graph. To preserve node-type and edge-type information, a typed graphlet is implemented to capture a connectivity pattern and the types of the nodes and edges. The computing device determines a frequency of the typed graphlet in the graph and derives a weighted typed graphlet matrix to sort graph nodes. Sorted nodes are subsequently analyzed to identify node clusters having a minimum typed graphlet conductance score. The computing device is further implemented to determine a higher-order network embedding for each of the nodes in the graph using the typed graphlet matrix, which can then be concatenated into a matrix representation of the network.

    Cross-device consumer identification and device type determination

    公开(公告)号:US11144939B2

    公开(公告)日:2021-10-12

    申请号:US14959890

    申请日:2015-12-04

    Applicant: Adobe Inc.

    Abstract: An analytics server receives data characterizing consumer interactions that are observed by a cross-section of data providers, which may include, for example, website administrators, campaign managers, application developers, and the like. Such observational data includes device and login identifiers for a particular interaction, and optionally, timestamp information indicating when the interaction occurred. A statistical device graph model is generated based on this observational data. The statistical device graph model allows inferences to be drawn with respect to whether a given device is a private device, a shared device, or a public device. This, in turn, allows private devices which are “owned” by a single consumer to be identified. Depending on the type of observational data collected by the data providers, a wide range of additional insights can be drawn from the statistical device graph model, including for example, device usage patterns and confidence levels.

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