EP4562496A1 - Execution d´une commande generee par un utilisateur sur un dispositif - Google Patents
Execution d´une commande generee par un utilisateur sur un dispositifInfo
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- the invention relates to the field of computer applications and more particularly concerns an order execution service provided, for example, by a personal computer.
- Computer terminals personal computers, tablets, smartphones, etc. offer numerous applications to users (messaging applications, word processors, spreadsheets, search engines, calculators, etc.).
- each of these applications executes in its own environment, typically in a window, and the information entered in these environments is interpreted and processed in the context of these applications.
- information entered by a user when using a word processor is only interpreted in the context of that word processor.
- the invention offers a solution that overcomes these limitations.
- the invention improves the state of the art and proposes for this purpose a method of executing a command generated via at least one input peripheral of an electronic device in the context of an active application, the method implemented by another application running in the background.
- the method comprises:
- the method comprises: - obtaining a string of at least one character displayed on a display device of said electronic device in the graphic environment of an active application and generated by at least one piece of data coming from said at least one input device ;
- the method comprises:
- a determination step for determining, at least as a function of said character string, and a context of said active application, if said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device; and when the determination is positive
- the execution method makes it possible to obtain the character strings generated by the user in an active application, to detect whether this character string constitutes a command, going beyond the scope of the active application, and whether it is If so, execute it and remove the text corresponding to the command on the display device.
- a user can type a command that cannot be interpreted in the context of the active application, without leaving the active application, this command being detected by another application in the background and executed.
- an order intended controlling a home automation device such as turning on a lamp, can be detected in a word processing application and executed, the text corresponding to the command being further removed from text being edited in the text processing application. word processor.
- graphic environment of a software application we mean any display area assigned to this application on a display device (such as a screen) coupled to an electronic device on which this application is at least partially executed.
- a window of a windowing system, a popup bubble, a spreadsheet sheet, an information area constitute examples of a graphical application environment within the meaning of the invention.
- input device we mean any device capable of interpreting a user action in the form of commands, functions or instructions allowing the printing, storage or emission of characters (alphanumeric, punctuation, etc. .).
- the input device is for example a keyboard, a screen and/or a touch surface, a mouse, a microphone (via speech recognition software), etc. For simplification, it can later be said that a character string is entered, regardless of the input device or the method used for its generation.
- display device we mean any device capable of graphically rendering multimedia content (text, graphical interface, image, video, animation, clickable links, buttons, thumbnails, etc.), for example a screen or a projector.
- electronic device we mean any device capable of at least managing a display device and/or an input device (personal computer, smartphone, electronic tablet, television, car on-board computer, connected objects, etc.) .
- a method as described above comprises continuous memorization of the characters entered by a user in a buffer zone of a memory reserved for the active application.
- said determination takes into account a type of an input zone of said character string.
- a method as described above is characterized in that it comprises:
- the text of the user-generated command is replaced by the result of executing the command.
- this character string is automatically detected by the application in the background, interpreted as a command, and the character string is automatically replaced with the last image received by the user's messaging application.
- the messaging application provides a programming interface (in English Application Programming Interface API)
- this can be queried by the method to obtain the last image received by email.
- the messaging application can record in a memory known to the process any image received by email, as well as the date of receipt of this image.
- the position of the character string where the result must be inserted can be determined by memorizing, for example, the coordinates of a mouse or a cursor each time a new character string is inserted into the active application.
- this position can be determined within an image representative of the graphic interface of the electronic device.
- the method can determine the position of the last word(s) entered within the image by, for example, recovering the position of the last character of this set of words. Once the position/location of the position is determined, the method can display the result of executing the command at this position.
- a method as described above is characterized in that it comprises a step of searching and, when the search is positive, detecting said character string in at least a second character string obtained by an optical character recognition step applied to all or part of an image representative of content displayed by said display device.
- a method as described above is characterized in that said optical character recognition is applied to a part of said image whose coordinates correspond to those of the graphic environment of the active application (for example the active window) displayed by said display device.
- This embodiment makes it possible to limit the execution of optical character recognition to an area/part of the image representative of the content displayed by the display peripheral of the electronic device corresponding to the graphic environment of the active application.
- This embodiment makes it possible to optimize the use of resources (memory, processor, etc.) necessary for the execution of the process.
- a method as described above is characterized in that it is executed as soon as at least one special character is detected. For example, before any order, it can be agreed that the user precedes the entry of the order with a fixed character string(s), configurable for example, such as “##”.
- a method as described above is characterized in that it is executed as soon as the user finishes a word (detection of a space or a punctuation sign ) or pauses in his entry (for at least a first duration, configurable for example, of the order of a few seconds, or even a few tens of seconds (like 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 or 20 seconds).
- Such an embodiment makes it possible to adjust the order processing time by varying the duration of this interval.
- said determination step comprises a semantic analysis of said character string and said execution step comprises processing of the result of said semantic analysis by at least one agent.
- Agents can be implemented for example in the form of a “plug-in” and/or additional modules.
- an agent can be dedicated to one or more applications.
- the execution method comprises a prior activation step via an input interface of said device.
- the execution method is executed:
- the invention also relates to a device for executing a command generated via at least one input device of an electronic device in the context of an active application.
- the device can be configured to implement the method of the present application in any of its embodiments.
- the device comprises:
- a determination module configured to determine whether said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device, said determination being a function of said character string;
- the device comprises:
- a determination module configured to determine, at least as a function of said character string, and a context of said active application, if said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device;
- the device comprises:
- a determination module configured to determine whether said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device, said determination being a function of said character string and further a function:
- module can correspond as well to a software component as to a hardware component or a set of hardware and software components, a software component itself corresponding to one or more computer programs or subprograms or more generally to any element of a program capable of implementing a function or a set of functions as described for the modules concerned.
- a hardware component corresponds to any element of a hardware assembly capable of implementing a function or a set of functions for the module concerned (integrated circuit, smart card, memory card, etc. .).
- the invention also relates to a computer program comprising instructions for implementing the above method according to any of the particular embodiments described above, when said program is executed by a processor.
- the method can be implemented in various ways, notably in hardwired form or in software form.
- This program can use any programming language, and be in the form of source code, object code, or intermediate code between source code and object code, such as in partially compiled form, or in any other desirable form.
- the invention also relates to a system for executing a command generated via at least one input device of an electronic device in the context of an active application.
- the system may be configured to implement the method of the present application in any of its embodiments.
- the system comprises:
- a determination device configured to determine whether said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device, said determination being a function of said character string;
- the system is characterized in that it comprises:
- a determination device configured to determine, at least as a function of said character string, and a context of said active application, if said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device;
- the system comprises:
- a determination device configured to determine whether said character string constitutes a command from a user of said electronic device, said determination being a function of said character string and further a function:
- the invention also relates to a recording medium or information medium readable by a computer, and comprising instructions for a computer program as mentioned above.
- the recording media mentioned above can be any entity or device capable of storing the program.
- the support may comprise a storage means, such as a ROM, for example a CD ROM or a microelectronic circuit ROM, or even a magnetic recording means, for example a hard disk.
- the recording media may correspond to a transmissible medium such as an electrical or optical signal, which may be conveyed via an electrical or optical cable, by radio or by other means.
- the programs according to the invention can in particular be downloaded on an Internet type network.
- the recording media may correspond to an integrated circuit in which the program is incorporated, the circuit being adapted to execute or to be used in the execution of the method in question.
- This execution device this execution system as well as this computer program have characteristics and advantages similar to those described above in relation to the execution method in all its embodiments.
- FIG. 1 Figure 1 illustrates an example of an environment for implementing the invention according to a particular embodiment of the invention
- FIG 2A illustrates the architecture of a device adapted for implementing the execution method, according to a particular embodiment of the invention
- FIG 2B Figure 2B illustrates the architecture of a device adapted for implementing the execution method, according to another particular embodiment of the invention,
- Figure 3 illustrates an example of implementation of the invention
- Figure 4 illustrates an example of implementation of the invention
- FIG 5 illustrates the main steps of the execution method according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 1 illustrates an example of an environment for implementing the invention according to at least one embodiment.
- the environment represented in Figure 1 comprises at least one electronic device 101 which integrates a device for executing a command capable of implementing the method for executing a command according to the present invention.
- the execution device may be located in the network and/or distributed across one or more computing machines such as computers, terminals or servers.
- the electronic device 101 is for example a smartphone type terminal (smart phone in English), tablet, connected television, connected object, car on-board computer, personal computer or any other terminal capable of rendering multimedia content visually and/or or vocally.
- One or more graphic/display or sound reproduction devices 105 can be connected or understood by the electronic device 101 (connected wired (via a VGA, HDMI, USB cable, etc.) or wirelessly (WiFi® , Bluetooth®, etc.).
- This or these reproduction peripherals can for example be a screen, a video projector, a speaker, etc.).
- the graphic or sound reproduction device(s) can be connected to the electronic device 101 via the network 102.
- one or more input devices 103a, 103b can be connected or understood by the electronic device 101 (connected wired (via a VGA, HDMI, USB cable, etc.) or wirelessly (WiFi®, Bluetooth®, etc.).
- This or these input devices can for example be a keyboard, a mouse, a touch surface, a camera 104, a microphone or any other peripheral capable of providing interaction data from the user of the electronic device 101.
- Figures 2A and 2B each illustrate a device S configured to implement the acquisition method according to at least one embodiment of the invention.
- the device S has the classic architecture of a computer, and notably comprises an operating system OS, a memory MEM, a processing unit UT, equipped for example with a PROC processor, and controlled by the computer program PG stored in MEM memory, a MOD OBT obtaining module, a MOD GA action management module and a MOD_DET determination module.
- the computer program PG includes instructions for implementing the steps of the execution method as described subsequently in support of Figure 5, when the program is executed by the processor PROC.
- the code instructions of the computer program PG are for example loaded into a memory before being executed by the processor PROC.
- the processor PROC of the processing unit UT implements in particular the steps of the execution method according to any of the embodiments described in relation to the present application (for example in connection with Figure 5) and according to the PG computer program instructions.
- the MOD_DET determination module is configured to interface with a plurality of agents, only three of which are represented in Figures 2A and 2B.
- the determination module MOD_DET comprises a client CLT_KNOW and a knowledge server SRV_KNOW included in the device S. At least certain agents can also be included in the device S.
- the client CLT_KNOW and the knowledge server SRV_KNOW are connected via a communications network.
- the MOD_OBT obtaining module is configured to obtain at least one character string from data generated by at least one user (sound, movement, click, press (long or short), etc.) at the level of a peripheral input (103a (touchpad), 103b (keyboard)) of the electronic device 101.
- This data is interpreted and translated into characters. This is for example the case when pressing the keys of the keyboard 103b of the electronic device 101, during an action (movement, click) carried out on a tactile surface 103a, during a textual transcription of a speech in sign language captured by the camera 104 of the electronic device 101 or during a textual transcription of an audio speech captured by a microphone (not shown) of the electronic device 101.
- the MOD OBT obtaining module can subscribe to the OS operating system to be notified of at least certain system events.
- the MOD OBT get module receives from the OS operating system:
- the MEM memory comprises at least one BUFF buffer zone (for example a single buffer zone) which stores the characters generated by the user inputs over time in a window of an active application, these characters being obtained by the MOD OBT obtaining module by notification from the OS operating system.
- BUFF buffer zone for example a single buffer zone
- a user i/ enters the character string “Dear” (illustrated by the character string “Cccc” in Figure 3) in an MSG messaging application identifier MSG ID; then ii/ switches to another application, for example a TTXT word processor with identifier ID_TTXT to enter the character string “fish” (illustrated by the character string “pppppppp” in Figure 3) in a graphic object OG, then the character string “translate trout into English” (illustrated by the character string “Ttttttttttttttt ee aaaaaa” in Figure 3) in a ZT text box; then iii/ switches back to the MSG messaging application to continue his message by entering the character string “Sir” (illustrated by the character string
- the BUFF buffer zone includes the character string
- the MEM memory includes a buffer zone per application and/or per application window to memorize over time the characters entered by the user in an application window when this application is active.
- the MEM memory can include:
- BUFF MSG comprising the character string “Dear Sir” corresponding to the characters entered in two steps by the user when the MSG messaging application is active
- the method determines a context of the active application within which the character string this character string was entered.
- the determined context can for example allow the method to determine (i) whether this word constitutes a command and (ii) the actions to be implemented to execute this command.
- the same character string may or may not be interpreted as a command depending on the active application in which this string was generated.
- the word "vacation” can be interpreted as a command to access a website relating to vacations in a profile (history for example) of the user, only when this word vacation is entered in the URL of a page Web.
- the device S may comprise a MOD_OCR optical character recognition module capable of performing optical character recognition on an image (image capture) representative of content displayed by a device. display (105) of the electronic device 101 and obtaining at least a second character string TXT2 as a result of the optical character recognition.
- the image is for example generated via software capable of capturing the graphic content of a screen 105 of the electronic device 101.
- the device S can also include a search module MOD_SEARCH capable of searching and detecting within a TXT2 character string obtained thanks to optical character recognition, a character string (for example example one or more words) obtained via the MOD OBT obtaining module.
- This search can be carried out as soon as the MOD_OBT module detects the end of a word in a character string for example.
- Optical character recognition may be optional in at least some embodiments but it can help to distinguish, as illustrated in the example of the TTXT word processor, several character strings (“fish”, “translate trout into English”). entered by the user in different input areas of the same application.
- the optical character recognition module MOD_OCR is configured to determine that a character string is located in proximity to a graphic object, for example a particular graphic object or text.
- the optical character recognition module MOD_OCR can determine that the character string “fish” is located in a rectangle.
- the MOD OCR optical character recognition module can determine that the character string “buy stock X for 20 euros” (illustrated by the character string “aaaaaaa aaaaaa pppp 20 eeee » in Figure 4) is located in an oblong shape, near a magnifying glass of an SRCHENG search engine application with identifier ID SRCHENG.
- a type of input area can be determined, for example by implementing a pre-learning mechanism based on annotated graphical interface images.
- some embodiments may use methods for determining URL entry areas, for example methods operating based on recognition of the shape (elongated) and position (usually at the top) of such areas. input within the graphical environment of applications presenting such areas.
- the MOD_OCR optical character recognition module is configured to determine the POS position of a character string in the image representative of the content displayed on the screen 105.
- the determination module MOD_DET may include a client CLT_KNOW, cooperating for example with a knowledge server SRV_KNOW (implemented for example in the form of a web service, a library or a database of data).
- the context of the active application may include:
- the CLT_KNOW client and the SRV_KNOW knowledge server can communicate according to at least one protocol.
- This protocol can for example make it possible to characterize a character string, an active application identifier, a type of input zone, a date or place of use of the electronic device, a graphic object comprising the character string or located at proximity to the character string, and/or a text located near the character string.
- a protocol cited as a simple illustrative example could include:
- the keyword “ZONE_TYPE” to introduce a type of input zone in which the character string was detected.
- WEB_URL_SEARCH can be used to specify that the character string was detected in a URL input box;
- the CLT_KNOW client can use the following formats in messages to the SRV_KNOW knowledge server:
- MOD OBT obtaining module detects the end of the word “Cher”
- MOD OBT obtaining module detects the end of the word "Sir”
- the knowledge server SRV_KNOW includes a semantic analysis module for analyzing the messages received from the CLT_KNOW client, on the basis of these key words (in English “tag”) and interpretation rules.
- the knowledge server SRV_KNOW is configured to determine whether or not the character string included in a message constitutes a command and if this is the case to execute the command.
- the determination of whether or not the character string constitutes a command may depend on this character string and the context of the active application.
- the actions implemented to execute this command may depend, in certain embodiments, on this character string and the context of the command. active application.
- the semantic analysis module of the SRV_KNOW server therefore analyzes the message received to determine its meaning based on the character string (TXT keyword) and/or the context of the active application and produce a semantic result in the form of rules interpretable by one or more third-party agents.
- TXT keyword the character string
- the context of the active application the context of the active application
- the semantic result in the form of rules interpretable by one or more third-party agents.
- an agent can be dedicated to one or more applications.
- the agents can vary depending on the embodiments, both in number and in functionalities. For example, agents can be declared or installed prior to execution of the process (for example via a list of agents accessible via a human machine interface).
- the semantic analysis module produces a message TRANSLATER trout”, “EN”) interpretable by a translation agent TRANS_AG .
- the semantic analysis module can produce an interpretable message to a messaging agent MSG_AG configured to retrieve the list of emails sent, the contents of emails and attachments, etc.).
- the knowledge server SRV_KNOW can optionally return to the CLT_KNOW client the result provided by the agent(s) (which will for example then, as already explained, be used to replace the character string generated by the user ).
- the result of the execution can for example consist of text, an image, multimedia content or a URL.
- the knowledge server SRV_KNOW also returns to the client CLT_KNOW a type of this content (text, image, video, URL, etc.).
- the knowledge server when the knowledge server determines that the string is not a command, it returns a response indicating that the received string is not identified as a command (e.g. using a keyword indicating this lack of identification, such as “NONE”).
- the knowledge server SRV_KNWL can determine that the character strings of messages MSG 1 , MSG 2 , MSG 3 are not commands.
- the electronic device 101 may include an action management module MOD_GA to convert the response from the CLT KNOW client into a list of actions (similar to user actions via an input device) on the window of the active application concerned.
- the action management module MOD_GA can be configured to: i/ delete a character string; and ii/ possibly insert an object in place of this character string, for example at the POS position identified by the MOD_OCR module.
- the action management module MOD GA simulates, for the active application, presses on the “CLEAR” key on the keyboard intended to erase the (s) last character(s) entered.
- the action management module MOD GA copies this object into the clipboard and pastes the contents of the clipboard to the POS position.
- the action management module MOD GA replaces the character string “translate trout into English” with the character string “trout” in the text area ZT;
- some user commands may not require inserting new content into the active window. This is for example the case when the command is a control command for a home automation device, for example “turn on the light”.
- the text corresponding to the command can simply be deleted, the command to be performed being also transmitted to the system or application concerned (for example to the home automation system).
- the method can operate systematically or be activated following an implementation command (via for example a manual action by a user of the electronic device 101).
- the method can be deactivated, for example via manual action by a user.
- the device S may include a MOD ACT module for activating and deactivating the process.
- Figure 5 illustrates steps of the execution method in at least some embodiments. In this example the method is implemented by an application executed in the background by the electronic device 101.
- the method can obtain at least one first piece of data coming from an input device/peripheral.
- This data results for example from an interpretation, at the level of an input device, of an action carried out by a user of the electronic device 101.
- This action is for example a succession of key presses detected at the keyboard ( 103b) of the electronic device 101.
- the data can correspond to at least one character(s) and/or character strings, representing the interpretation of the key presses made by the user.
- T at least one piece of data can include for example a fixed number n (n integer greater than 1) of characters coming from the input device, the character(s) obtained corresponding to the last n(s). character(s) typed/entered by the user at the keyboard.
- the character(s) just typed/entered by the user are added/stored in one or more buffer zones (of fixed maximum size for example) such as a FIFO (First In First Out) type list.
- the added characters fill the list until it is full. Once the list is full, each character added will replace the oldest character contained in the list.
- Such an embodiment makes it possible to have in memory at any time the last character(s) (for example the last word(s)) entered by the user at the input device of the electronic device 101 regardless of the zone of enter these characters.
- the method comprises obtaining an image representative of the content displayed by a display peripheral 105 of the electronic device 101.
- the image is for example obtained from 'a software executed by the electronic device 101 capable of capturing the graphic content of the display device 105 of the electronic device 101 (for example a software probe).
- the image can be obtained from a third-party device (for example a camera or a smartphone) positioned so as to capture the content displayed by a display device 105 of the device 101.
- a third-party device for example a camera or a smartphone
- the latter case can involve the transmission of the image by the third-party device to the device 101.
- optical character recognition can for example be applied to the image obtained.
- OCR step optical character recognition makes it possible to obtain a transcription, at least partial, of the text contained in the image obtained/generated in the form of a string/sequence of characters, it can also make it possible to associate with at least one transcribed character (for example for each character transcribed) its position within the image obtained.
- optical character recognition can be carried out by third-party software and the result, that is to say the transcription of the text (string/sequence of characters and, optionally; their associated position), is issued by the third-party software to the application implementing the process which is the subject of this application.
- the method may include a search (RECH step) (and if the search is positive, a detection) of the character(s) stored in at least one buffer zone (OBT step) within the transcribed sequence of characters. .
- the method determines (DET step) whether or not the detected character string constitutes a user command. This determination is made from the character string and the textual context of the active application at the time of generation of this character string.
- Context may include:
- the place of use of the electronic device can for example make it possible to determine the target (in terms of application or target device for example) of a home automation control.
- the command “turn on the light” can be interpreted to turn on the light at home or in the office depending on where the device is used. device and therefore be addressed depending on the place of use of the electronic device to different applications or home automation devices.
- the date of use of the electronic device can, for example, make it possible to determine the action to be implemented to process a home automation command.
- the “put to sleep” command can be interpreted to put the device on standby with different sleep levels (in terms of energy saving and recovery time in particular) depending on the time of use of the device ( or even turn off the device).
- the method can also be used, in certain embodiments, to interpret commands for managing a business tool. For example, for employees who are used to entering the time spent on certain tasks in a time tracking tool, the process can allow them to enter a command such as “value 3H” in the environment of an active application, this command being interpreted to feed this time tracking tool with the duration and the identifier of the active application.
- the client CLT_KNOW and the knowledge server SRV_KNOW can be located on different entities or incorporated one and/or the other into the electronic device 101.
- the client-server architecture of the detailed embodiments is optional, the functions of the client and the server being able to be implemented differently, for example within the same software function, in certain embodiments.
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