WO2005006211A1 - 情報処理方法、情報処理プログラム、情報処理装置およびリモートコントローラ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an information processing method, an information processing program, an information processing device, and a remote controller suitable for performing copy-and-paste, and in particular, to a plurality of objects by a simple operation.
- the present invention relates to an information processing method, an information processing program, an information processing device, and a remote controller that can perform copy and paste.
- Patent Document 1 A conventional information processing device (Patent Document 1) generally copies (including cuts) a specific character string (object) on a screen and then pastes the character string to another position on the screen. It has the function of copy-and-paste (pasting).
- a copy range is specified by pressing a range specification key provided on a keyboard or pressing a mouse button. For example, in a copy operation using a keyboard, move the cursor to the first character of the object, press the range designation key provided on the keyboard, and move the cursor from the first character to the last character, Is pressed, the copy range is specified.
- a copy range is specified by moving the mouse cursor to the first character of the object, pressing the mouse button, and moving the mouse cursor to the last character as it is. .
- Patent Document 1 JP-A-11-306177
- the present invention has been made in view of the above, and is an information processing method, an information processing program, an information processing apparatus, and a remote control capable of performing copy / paste on a plurality of objects by a simple operation. It is intended to provide a controller.
- an information processing method includes a copying step of copying a plurality of objects, and a semantic analyzing step of analyzing the meaning of each of the plurality of objects. And a paste destination selecting step of selecting a paste destination that matches the semantic analysis result, and a paste step of pasting the plurality of objects to the paste destination.
- An information processing program causes a computer to execute the above-described information processing method.
- the information processing apparatus provides a copy method for copying a plurality of objects.
- a step semantic analysis means for analyzing the meaning of each of the plurality of objects, paste destination selection means for selecting a paste destination that matches the result of the analysis of the meaning, and a paste for pasting the plurality of objects to the paste destination Means.
- a remote controller executes the above-described information processing method.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a first exemplary embodiment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing copy copy information displayed on a display unit shown in FIG. 1 and a copy source module shown in FIG. 22.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing first destination information displayed on a display unit shown in FIG. 1 and a paste destination module shown in FIG. 22.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing a state after pasting the paste destination information shown in FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing copy source information X corresponding to the copy source information shown in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing copy source information corresponding to the copy source information shown in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing paste destination source information corresponding to the paste destination information shown in FIG. 3.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the dictionary database shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an operation of Embodiments 13 working on the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating a copy process shown in FIG. 9 in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating a paste preparation process shown in FIG. 9 in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating the paste processing shown in FIG. 9 in the first and second embodiments.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a result of a source structure analysis of a copy source according to the first and second embodiments.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating the operation of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating the operation of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a result of a copy source semantic analysis according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a result of a paste destination source structure analysis in the first and second embodiments.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating the operation of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating the operation of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 20 is a view showing a result of a semantic analysis of a paste destination according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 21 is a view for explaining selection of a paste destination in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 22 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram showing the dictionary database shown in FIG. 22.
- FIG. 24 is a flowchart illustrating the copy processing shown in FIG. 9 in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 25 is a flowchart illustrating a paste preparation process shown in FIG. 9 in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a result of a copy source semantic analysis in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 27 is a diagram showing a correspondence relationship between a copy source semantic analysis result and a voice command analysis result shown in FIG. 26.
- FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating the operation of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 29 shows a result of a semantic analysis of the paste destination according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 30 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 31 is a diagram showing copy source information displayed on the display unit shown in FIG. 30.
- FIG. 32 is a diagram showing paste destination information displayed on the display unit shown in FIG. 30.
- FIG. 33 is a diagram showing the thesaurus dictionary database shown in FIG. 30.
- FIG. 34 is a flowchart illustrating the copy processing shown in FIG. 9 in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 35 is a flowchart illustrating a paste preparation process shown in FIG. 9 in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 36 is a flowchart illustrating the paste processing shown in FIG. 9 in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 37 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a modified example of Embodiment 13;
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of Embodiment 1 which is useful for the present invention.
- a display control unit 10 performs display control on a display unit 20.
- the display unit 20 is an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), or the like.
- the display unit 20 displays, for example, copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) and paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3) under the control of the display control unit 10.
- the copy source information 100 shown in FIG. 2 is, for example, HTML (HyperText Markup).
- the copy source information 100 is displayed on the display unit 20 after the copy source information 110 is read by a browser (not shown).
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the copy source information 110 (copy source information 100) in a logical structure.
- the copy source information 100 shown in FIG. 2 is copy source information in copy “and” paste.
- the word “copy” includes “cut”.
- this copy source information 100 as a hotel list (Tokyo region), the hotel name (" ⁇ Hotel Capitol” etc.), postal code ("100-1111” etc.) and address ("1-11 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo”) -1), telephone numbers (such as "03-3333-1111"), and remarks (such as "meeting rooms and banquet halls and internet available”).
- the paste destination information 200 shown in FIG. 3 also corresponds to the paste destination source information 210 described in, for example, HTML (see FIG. 7). (Not shown) and displayed on the display unit 20.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the paste destination information 200 shown in FIG. 3 after pasting.
- the user interface unit 30 has a function as a man-machine interface (mouse, keyboard, trackball, etc.) operated by the user.
- the user interface section 30 includes a user operation management section 31, a copy area designation section 32, a paste area designation section 33, and an auxiliary designation section.
- the user operation management unit 31 has a function of managing user operations.
- the copy area designation unit 32 has a function of designating a copy area including an object (character string or the like) to be copied, based on the user's operation, with respect to the copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) displayed on the display unit 20. Have.
- the copy area designating unit 32 cooperates with the cursor C shown in FIG. 2, and designates an area near the cursor C as a copy area.
- the paste area designating section 33 has a function of designating a paste area where the above object is to be pasted from the destination information 200 (see FIG. 3) displayed on the display section 20 based on a user operation. Have.
- the paste area designating section 33 also cooperates with the cursor C shown in FIG. 3 in the same manner as the copy area designating section 32, and designates an area near the cursor C as a paste area.
- the auxiliary designating section 34 includes an object other than the copy area and the paste area described above. It has a function to specify the job.
- the auxiliary designation unit 34 designates a copy source file in the storage unit 60 described later.
- the source information analysis unit 40 includes copy source source information 110 (see Figs. 5 and 6), paste destination source information 210 (see Fig. 7), partial copy source source information 110a (see Fig. 5) described later, It has a function to analyze the source structure (tree structure, etc.) and semantic structure of the paste destination source information 210a (see Fig. 7).
- the source information analysis unit 40 includes a source structure analysis unit 41, a semantic analysis unit 42, and a shaping unit 43.
- the source structure analysis section 41 includes the copy source information 110
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a copy source source structure analysis result corresponding to the copy source source information 110.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a paste destination source structure analysis result corresponding to paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7).
- the semantic analysis unit 42 has a function of analyzing the semantic structure of the partial copy source information 110a (see FIG. 5) and the partial paste destination source information 210a (see FIG. 7) while referring to the dictionary database 50. Have.
- the dictionary database 50 is a database that stores rules described in an if / then format or the like.
- FIG. 8 illustrates rules for giving semantic attributes, rules for defining the relationship between the character system IJ and the semantic attributes, rules for tag structures, rules for defining the inclusive relation of character strings, and the like.
- the analysis target of the semantic structure is [11-9] described by if (meaning that it is any number of 1-9), [0-9] -9], ⁇ , [0-9], the analysis target is analyzed as “zip code” and semantic structure as described in then.
- the formatting unit 43 collectively shapes the original copy source source information, partial copy source source information, copy source source structure analysis result, and copy source semantic analysis result as a copy source file. After that, it is stored in the storage unit 60.
- Paste processing section 70 executes processing related to paste based on the copy source semantic analysis result included in the copy source file specified by auxiliary specifying section 34.
- the input candidate selection unit 71 has a function of reading the copy source file designated by the auxiliary designation unit 34 from the storage unit 60 as an input candidate.
- the paste destination selection unit 72 determines the copy source object based on the copy source semantic analysis result included in the copy source file read by the input candidate selection unit 71 and the result obtained by comparing the paste destination semantic analysis result. Select the paste destination. Details of the operation of the paste destination selection unit 72 will be described later. As shown in FIG. 4, the paste unit 73 pastes the copy source object to the first destination (see FIG. 3) selected by the paste destination selection unit 72.
- display unit 20 displays copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) and paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- step SA 1 shown in FIG. 9 the source structure analysis unit 41 uses the copy area designation unit 32 to determine whether a copy area has been designated in the copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2). Is determined, and in this case, the determination result is “No”.
- step SA2 the source structure analysis unit 41 determines whether or not the user has specified the paste area in the paste destination information 200 (see Fig. 3) by using the paste area specification unit 33. And the determination result is “No”. Thereafter, the determinations in step SA1 and step SA2 are repeated until the determination result becomes "Yes ⁇ ".
- step SA3 copy processing is executed.
- the cursor C is located at the address “1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo”.
- source structure analysis section 41 transmits copy source source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) corresponding to copy source information 100 to user interface section 30. Read from the display control unit 10 via the.
- step SB2 the source structure analysis unit 41 analyzes the copy source information 110 and obtains a copy source source structure analysis result having a tree structure as shown in FIG.
- step SB3 the source structure analysis unit 41 acquires the position information of the cursor C in the copy source information 100 shown in FIG.
- the object corresponding to the position information is recognized based on the analysis result of the copy source structure shown in FIG.
- the source structure analysis unit 41 sets the font> and the 1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, which are shaded in FIG. 14, to correspond to the position information of the cursor C (see FIG. 2). Recognize as an object to do.
- step SB5 the source structure analysis unit 41 bundles a plurality of objects including the objects (ku font> and K 1-11_1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo: see Fig. 14) recognized in step SB4. To present to the user.
- the plurality of powerful objects are a plurality of objects under "ku font” and "ku td> which is a higher-level object of" 1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo “(see Fig. 14).
- spatially neighboring objects may be selected. You can also use a multiple object selection pattern to select multiple objects located in the.
- a plurality of objects for example, “@Hotel Capitol” and “@Etacel Hotel Tokyo” existing in a circle having a radius r shown in FIG. 31 described later.
- the user determines whether or not the partial force of the “no” or “light” display is a desired copy area.
- the determination result is set to “Yes” and the auxiliary designation portion is set. Use 34 to approve the copy area.
- step SB6 the source structure analysis unit 41 determines whether or not the user has obtained the approval, and in this case, sets the determination result to “Yes”. If the result of the determination in step SB6 is “No”, in step SB5, the source structure analysis unit 41 uses another multiple object selection pattern to set the object (ku font> and Ku 1-11- Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo). 1>: Refer to Fig. 14) and present it again to the user.
- step SB7 the semantic analysis unit 42, based on the copy source information 110 shown in FIG. 5, converts the partial copy source information 110a (part enclosed by a broken line) corresponding to the plurality of objects approved in step SB6. Extract.
- step SB8 the semantic analysis unit 42 analyzes the meaning of the following objects included in the partial copy source information 110a while referring to the dictionary database 50.
- FIG. 16 shows the result of the semantic analysis of the copy source in step SB8.
- “100-1111” is interpreted as “postal code” as a semantic attribute.
- “1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo” is interpreted as “address” as a semantic attribute.
- “03-3333-1111” is interpreted as “telephone number” as a semantic attribute.
- “Meeting rooms and banquet rooms available and internet available” is a semantic attribute. Is interpreted as "remarks”.
- step SB9 the shaping unit 43 performs the original copy source source information 110, the partial copy unitary source information 110a, the copy source source structure analysis result (see Fig. 13), and the copy source meaning analysis result (see Fig. 16). Is formatted as a copy source file and stored in the storage unit 60.
- step SA4 paste preparation processing is executed.
- the paste destination information 200 it is assumed that the cursor C is positioned at “address”.
- source structure analysis section 41 displays paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7) corresponding to paste destination information 200 via user interface section 30. Read from control unit 10.
- step SC2 the source structure analysis unit 41 analyzes the paste destination source information 210, and obtains a paste destination source structure analysis result having a tree structure as shown in FIG.
- step SC3 the source structure analysis unit 41 acquires the position information of the cursor C in the paste destination information 200 shown in FIG.
- the object corresponding to the position information is recognized based on the result of the paste destination source structure analysis shown in FIG.
- the source structure analysis unit 41 recognizes dt> and the address>, which are shaded in FIG. 18, as an object corresponding to the position information of the cursor C (see FIG. 3).
- step SC5 the source structure analysis unit 41 uses the same multiple object selection pattern as in step SB5 (see Fig. 10) to recognize the object (and dt> and address) recognized in step SC4: see Fig. 18. ) And present them to the user in a lump Specifically, the plurality of objects are shaded in FIG. 19 as dl>, dt>, “ ⁇ ”, dd>, and input> (right of “ ⁇ ” in FIG. 3). Dt>, "address”, dd>, ⁇ input> (corresponds to the input field to the right of "address” shown in Fig. 3), dt>, "telephone number"Dd> and input> (corresponding to the input field to the right of "telephone number” shown in Fig. 3).
- the plurality of powerful objects are a plurality of objects under the control of dt> and the upper-level object of the “address” (see FIG. 18), that is, dl>.
- a space is selected.
- a plurality of object selection patterns for selecting a plurality of objects located near the object may be used.
- the user determines whether or not the partial force S for highlight display is a desired paste area.
- step SC6 the source structure analysis unit 41 determines whether or not the user has approved the paste area (part of the noise light display). In this case, the determination result is “Yes”. If the determination result in step SC6 is “No”, in step SC5, the source structure analysis unit 41 uses another multiple object selection pattern to select the object ( ⁇ dt> and “address”: see FIG. 18). And present it to the user as a group of multiple objects including.
- step SC7 the semantic analysis unit 42 determines from the paste destination source information 210 shown in FIG.
- the partial paste destination source information 210a (portion enclosed by a broken line) corresponding to the plurality of objects approved in step SC6 is extracted.
- step SC8 the semantic analysis unit 42 determines the meaning of the following objects included in the partial paste destination source information 210a, that is, the objects shaded in FIG. 19 while referring to the dictionary database 50. To analyze.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing the result of the paste-point semantic analysis (shaded portion) in step SC8.
- “@” is interpreted as “postal code” as a semantic attribute.
- “Ku input ⁇ ” is interpreted as input field # 1 as a semantic attribute.
- “Address” is interpreted as “address” as a semantic attribute.
- “Ku input>” is interpreted as an input field # 2 as a semantic attribute.
- “Phone number” is interpreted as "phone number” as a semantic attribute.
- “Ku input>” is interpreted as an input field # 3 as a semantic attribute.
- step SA5 a paste process is executed. More specifically, in step SD1 shown in FIG. 12, the input candidate selection unit 71 selects the copy source file (in this case, the copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) corresponding to the copy source information specified by the user in the auxiliary specification unit 34). ) Is read from the storage unit 60.
- the copy source file in this case, the copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) corresponding to the copy source information specified by the user in the auxiliary specification unit 34).
- step SD2 the paste destination selection unit 72 determines the following copy source semantic analysis result (see FIG. 16) included in the copy source file and the following paste destination semantic analysis result (see FIG. 16) obtained in step SC8. 20) is compared with the semantic attribute as a key.
- the collation result is an object to be pasted (referred to as a paste target object).
- the paste destination selection unit 72 selects the paste destination of the paste target object from the paste destination semantic analysis result based on the collation result.
- the paste destination selecting unit 72 uses the semantic attribute of the paste target object as a key to check the object from the paste destination semantic analysis result. For example, in the case of the first paste object “100-1111” (zip code), the object “ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ” (zip code) is confirmed from the result of the semantic analysis of the paste destination.
- the paste destination selection unit 72 determines from the result of the paste destination semantic analysis shown in FIG. 20 that the object “ku input>” located near the object “ ⁇ ” (postal code) (input box # 1) Is selected as the paste destination of the paste target object "100-1111" (zip code) (see Fig. 21).
- r ⁇ input> j input field # 1 corresponds to the input field located near the right of “ ⁇ ” in the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- the paste destination selection unit 72 extracts the object "ku input>" (input box # 2) located near the object "address” (address) from the paste destination semantic analysis result shown in FIG. Then, select the paste target object "1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo” (address) as the paste destination (see Fig. 21).
- r ⁇ input> j input field # 2 corresponds to an input field located near the right of “address” in the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- the object “telephone number” is confirmed from the paste destination semantic analysis result.
- the paste destination selecting unit 72 determines from the result of the paste destination semantic analysis shown in FIG. 20 that the object located outside the object “telephone number” (telephone number) “ku input>” (input field # 3) Select the paste destination of the paste target object “03-3333-1111” (telephone number) (see Fig. 21).
- r ⁇ input> j input field # 3 corresponds to the input field located to the right of “telephone number” in paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- step SD4 the paste destination selection unit 72 highlights the three paste destinations (three input fields shown in Fig. 3) selected in step SD3, and allows the user to select paste destination candidates. Present.
- the user determines whether or not the partial force of the highlighted display is the desired paste destination. In this case, it is assumed that user approval has been obtained for the paste destination.
- step SD5 the paste destination selecting unit 72 determines whether or not the above-mentioned approval has been obtained by the user, and in this case, makes the determination result "Yes ⁇ ".
- step SD3 the paste destination selection unit 72 selects the first destination according to another selection criterion in step SD3, and re-presents the paste destination in step SD4.
- step SD6 as shown in Fig. 4, the paste unit 73 pastes the paste target object to the paste destination that has been approved by the user.
- the paste unit 73 pastes the paste target object to the paste destination that has been approved by the user.
- the meaning of each of a plurality of objects copied via the user interface unit 30 is analyzed by the semantic analysis unit 42, and the semantic analysis result is obtained. After selecting a matching paste destination, multiple objects are pasted to the paste destination, so copy and 'paste' over multiple objects can be performed with a simple operation.
- a copy instruction is issued by one user operation
- a paste instruction is issued by one user operation. You can do copy 'and' paste on multiple objects with.
- the structure between objects is clarified for copy source information 100 (copy module) and paste destination information 200 (paste module) described in HTML. Can shorten the processing time required, and can speed up copy and paste.
- a plurality of structurally coherent objects are copied from copy source information 100 (copy module) based on a copy instruction, and paste destination information 200 is copied according to a paste instruction. Since the paste destination that has a structural unity is selected from the (paste module), copy 'and' paste over multiple objects can be performed with simple operations.
- step SB6 a plurality of object candidates are presented to the user for approval. Until the recognition is obtained, another plurality of object candidates are re-presented to the user, so that the copying accuracy can be improved.
- step SD5 the candidate for the paste destination is presented to the user for approval. Until obtained, another paste destination candidate is presented to the user again, so that the paste accuracy can be improved.
- the force described in the configuration example for completing the copy-and-paste on the display unit 20 shown in FIG. 1 is applied to the copy-and-paste between two physically separated modules.
- a configuration example in which the paste is performed may be used.
- FIG. 22 is a block diagram showing a configuration of Embodiment 2 which is useful for the present invention.
- a copy source module 800 and a paste destination module 900 are modules that exist physically separated from each other and have a wireless communication function (including infrared communication and the like).
- the user interface unit 300, the source information analysis unit 400, the dictionary database 500, and the paste processing unit 700 also have a wireless communication function.
- the copy source module 800 displays copy source information 100 (see Fig. 2) to be copied. In addition, it has a function of retaining the copy source information 110 corresponding to the copy source information 100 and a wireless communication function, and is a television device or the like.
- the paste destination module 900 has a function of pasting an object copied from the copy source module 800, and is a car navigation device, a personal computer, a microwave oven, or the like.
- the paste destination module 900 displays the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3) and the paste destination information corresponding to the paste destination information 200.
- Source information 210 (see Fig. 7) is retained.
- the copy source module 800 will be described as a television device, and the paste destination module 900 will be described as a car navigation device.
- the hotel list (copy source information 100) is displayed on the copy source module 800 (television device)
- the information (object) relating to the hotel you want to go to is copied, and then this object is copied to the paste destination module. It is assumed that the image is to be pasted on a rule 900 (car navigation device).
- the user interface unit 300 has a function as a man-machine interface operated by a voice command issued by the user, and includes a user operation management unit 301, a microphone 302, and a voice command analysis unit 303. , An auxiliary designation unit 304, a wired interface unit 305, and a display unit 306.
- a part of the user interface unit 300 (including a part of the auxiliary specifying unit 304) or the whole (including a part of the auxiliary specifying unit 304) is carried by the user as a remote controller.
- the function of the remote controller is implemented in a portable information device such as an IC card, a portable terminal, and a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant).
- voice command in the case of a copy operation, “ ⁇ Store the address of the hotel capitol” is exemplified.
- examples of the voice command include “input hotel address” and “input hotel” (abbreviated type).
- the user operation management unit 301 has a function of managing user operations and a function of wireless communication with the outside.
- the user operation management unit 301 also has a function of extracting partial copy source information corresponding to an object to be copied from the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6).
- Microphone 302 is a voice command that can be used by the user Is provided with a function to convert the audio signal into an audio signal.
- the voice command analysis unit 303 has a function of analyzing a voice command based on a voice signal from the microphone 302.
- the auxiliary designation unit 304 has a function of designating a copy source file in the storage unit 600 described later.
- the wired interface unit 305 has a function for performing wired communication such as a LAN (Local Area Network).
- the display unit 306 is an LCD or the like.
- the source information analyzer 400 has a function of analyzing the semantic structure of the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) and the destination information 210 (see FIG. 7).
- the source structure analysis unit 401 determines the source structure (tree structure) of the copy source information 110 (see Figs. 5 and 6) and the paste destination source information 210 (see Fig. 7). Etc.).
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a result of the analysis of the copy source source structure corresponding to the copy source information 110.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a result of the paste destination source structure analysis corresponding to the paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7).
- the semantic analysis unit 402 analyzes the semantic structure of the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) and the paste source information 210 (see FIG. 7) while referring to the dictionary database 500. It has.
- the dictionary database 500 is a database that stores rules described in an if / then format or the like.
- rules defining object qualifiers in addition to the rules of the dictionary database 50 (see FIG. 8), rules defining object qualifiers, rules defining object directives, and area directives are included. New rules have been added, such as the rules to define, IJI to define operation words, and rules on paraphrasing operation words.
- the object modifier, the object indicator, the area indicator, and the operation word described above are words constituting a voice command generated by a user's power and collected by the microphone 302.
- the object modifier is equivalent to an adjective such as “big”.
- the object designation word corresponds to a noun such as “ ⁇ Hotel Capitol”.
- the area designation word is a word for designating a copy area and a paste area, and includes “almost upper”, “upper”, “slightly upper”, “almost lower”, “lower”, “horizontal”, “next”, “It”, “this”, “all”, etc.
- Operation words define copy and paste operations Words, such as "copy”, “memory”, “paste”, “paste”, and "input”.
- the shaping unit 403 collectively shapes the original copy source source information, the partial copy source source information, the copy source source structure analysis result, and the copy source semantic analysis result as a copy source file. After that, it is stored in the storage section 600.
- Pasting section 700 performs matching using the meaning as a key, based on the copy source file specified by auxiliary specifying section 304, and executes processing related to paste based on the matching result.
- the input candidate selection unit 701 has a function of reading the copy source file specified by the auxiliary specification unit 304 from the storage unit 600 as an input candidate.
- the paste destination selection unit 702 compares the copy source semantic analysis result included in the copy source file read by the input candidate selection unit 701 with the paste destination semantic analysis result, based on the copy source object. Select the paste destination.
- the paste unit 703 pastes the copy source object to the paste destination (see FIG. 3) selected by the paste destination selection unit 702, as shown in FIG.
- copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) is displayed on copy source module 800 (television device).
- paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3) is also displayed on paste destination module 900 (car navigation device).
- step SA1 shown in FIG. 9 user operation management section 301 determines whether or not the user has designated a copy area by using a voice command. In this case, the determination result is “N”. o ".
- step SA2 the user operation management unit 301 uses a voice command by the user. Then, it is determined whether or not the paste area has been designated. In this case, the determination result is “No”. Thereafter, the determinations in step SA1 and step SA2 are repeated until the determination result becomes “Yes”.
- the user can specify a copy area by selecting "@ Hotel Capitole Address.
- the voice is collected by the microphone 302 and then recognized by the voice command analysis unit 303 as the designation of the copy area from the keyword of “memory”.
- the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SA1 to “Yes”.
- step SA3 copy processing is executed. Specifically, in step SE1 shown in FIG. 24, the user operation management unit 301 transmits the copy source information 110 corresponding to the copy source information 100 from the copy source module 800 by wireless communication (see FIGS. 5 and 6). Is read and passed to the source information analyzer 400.
- step SE2 the source structure analysis unit 401 analyzes the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) and, as shown in FIG. Get.
- step SE3 the semantic analysis unit 402 analyzes the meaning of each object of the copy source information 110 while referring to the dictionary database 500. Further, the semantic analysis unit 402 transfers the copy source semantic analysis result to the user interface unit 300.
- FIG. 26 shows the result of the semantic analysis of the copy source (bold part).
- Tokyo region is interpreted as a “character string” as a semantic attribute.
- Hotel list is interpreted as a “character string” as a semantic attribute.
- ⁇ Hotel Capitol is interpreted as a “character string” as a semantic attribute.
- “100-1111” is interpreted as “zip code” as a semantic attribute. “1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo” is interpreted as “address” as a semantic attribute. “03-3333-1111” is interpreted as “telephone number” as a semantic attribute. “Meeting room / banquet room available and internet available” is interpreted as “remarks” as a semantic attribute.
- step SE4 the voice command analysis unit 303 refers to the dictionary database 500. Then, the voice command (in this case, “ ⁇ Remember the address of Hotel Capitol”) is analyzed, and the voice command analysis result consisting of the object modifier, the object indicator, the area indicator, and the operation word is analyzed as follows. obtain.
- step SE5 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether or not the copy source semantic analysis result (see FIG. 26) includes an object corresponding to the voice command analysis result.
- step SE5 As shown in FIG. 27, as objects corresponding to both “object qualifier:“ ⁇ Hotel Capitol ”+“ no ”” and “object indicator:“ address ”, characters are used. Since there is a row (@Hotel Capitol) and an address (1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SE5 to "Yes".
- step SE6 the user operation management unit 301 groups together a plurality of objects (shaded portions) including the object corresponding to the "object directive:" address ", as shown in FIG. Display on the display unit 306 and present it to the user.
- the plurality of objects are indicated by shading in the same figure as td>, ⁇ font>, "zip code (100-llll)", ⁇ font>, ⁇ font>, "address ( 1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) ''
- a spatial object is selected.
- a plurality of object selection patterns for selecting a plurality of objects located near the object may be used.
- the user can display the presented multiple objects ("100-1111", “Chiyoda, Tokyo”). (1-11-1, Nagata-ku, 03-3333-1111) is a desired copy area. In this case, the determination result is set to “Yes” and the auxiliary designation unit 304 is used. , Approve copy space.
- step SE7 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether or not the user has obtained the approval, and in this case, sets the determination result to "Yes”. If the determination result in step SE7 is S “No”, in step SE5, the user operation management unit 301 selects a plurality of objects according to another plurality of observable selection patterns and re-presents them to the user.
- step SE8 the user operation management unit 301 determines, based on the copy source semantic analysis result (see Fig. 27), a plurality of objects (default) For example, all objects) are presented together to the user.
- step SE9 the user operation management unit 301 copies the operation desired by the user from the operation word "memory" analyzed in step SE4 with reference to the dictionary database 500 (see Fig. 23). Recognize that this is an operation.
- step SE10 the user operation management unit 301 extracts the partial copy source information 110a corresponding to the object to be copied from the copy source information 110 read in step SE1 (see Figs. 5 and 6). And passes it to the source information analysis unit 400.
- the partial copy unitary source information 110a corresponds to a plurality of objects that have been approved by the user in step SE7 (or a plurality of objects set by default in step SE8).
- step SE11 the shaping unit 403 outputs the original copy source source information 110, the partial copy source source information 110a passed from the user interface unit 300 (see Fig. 5), and the copy source source structure analysis result (see Fig. 13). ) And the results of the semantic analysis of the copy source shown in FIG. 26 (corresponding to the shaded portions in FIG. 28) are collectively shaped as copy source files, and then stored in the storage unit 600.
- step SA4 paste preparation processing is executed. Specifically, in step SF1 shown in FIG. 25, the user operation management unit 301 reads the paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7) corresponding to the paste destination information 200 from the paste destination module 900 by wireless communication. And pass it to the source information analyzer 400.
- step SF2 source structure analysis section 401 analyzes paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7), and obtains a paste destination source structure analysis result having a tree structure as shown in FIG.
- step SF3 the semantic analysis unit 402 analyzes the meaning of each object of the paste destination source information 210 with reference to the dictionary database 500. In addition, the semantic analysis unit 402 transfers the paste destination semantic analysis result to the user interface unit 300.
- Fig. 29 shows the result of the semantic analysis of paste destination (bold part).
- rinputj (corresponding to the input field on the right side of " ⁇ ⁇ " shown in Fig. 3) is interpreted as input field # 1 as a semantic attribute.
- “Address” is interpreted as “address” as a semantic attribute.
- ⁇ Input> (corresponding to the input field to the right of “address” in Fig. 3) is interpreted as input field # 2 as a semantic attribute.
- “Phone number” is interpreted as "telephone number” as a semantic attribute.
- Input> (corresponding to the input field to the right of "telephone number” shown in Fig. 3) is interpreted as input field # 3 as a semantic attribute.
- step SF4 the voice command analysis unit 303 analyzes the voice command (in this case, "enter the hotel address") with reference to the dictionary database 500, and obtains the object modifier, Obtain the voice command analysis result consisting of the target word, the area word, and the operation word.
- step SF5 the user operation management unit 301 sends the paste destination semantic analysis result (see Fig. 29). Then, it is determined whether or not there is an object corresponding to the voice command analysis result.
- the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SF5 to “Yes”.
- step SF6 the user operation management unit 301 puts together a plurality of objects (shaded portions) including the object corresponding to the “address” (address) on the display unit 306. And display it to the user.
- the plurality of powerful objects are a plurality of objects under the control of dt> and the control object dl>, which is a superordinate object of "address”.
- a plurality of objects in addition to the plurality of objects that structurally select a plurality of objects located above or near (lower than, for example) the relevant object, a plurality of objects: Alternatively, a plurality of object selection patterns for selecting a plurality of objects located spatially near the object may be used.
- the user determines whether or not the presented plurality of objects are the desired paste area. In this case, the determination result is "Yes ⁇ ", and the Approve the region.
- step SF7 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether the user has obtained the above-mentioned approval or not, and in this case, makes the determination result "Yes ⁇ ".
- step SF6 the user operation management unit 301 selects a plurality of objects according to another plurality of observable selection patterns and re-presents them to the user.
- step SF8 the user operation management unit 301 uses the paste destination semantic analysis result (see FIG. 29) to set a plurality of objects (for example, , All objects) are presented together to the user.
- a plurality of objects for example, , All objects
- step SF9 the user operation management unit 301 refers to the dictionary database 500 (see FIG. 23) and selects the user's desired input word "input" analyzed in step SF4. Recognize that the operation to be performed is a paste operation.
- step SA5 a paste process is executed. More specifically, in step SD1 shown in FIG. 12, the input candidate selection unit 701 determines whether the copy source file specified by the user in the auxiliary specification unit 304 (in this case, the copy source information 100 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) Is read from the storage unit 600.
- step SD2 the paste destination selection unit 702 compares the following copy source semantic analysis results (see Fig. 28) and the following paste destination semantic analysis results (see Fig. 29) included in the copy source file. Match using the semantic attribute as a key.
- the collation result is an object to be pasted-a target object to be pasted).
- the paste destination selection unit 702 selects a negative destination of the paste target object from the result of the paste destination semantic analysis based on the above-mentioned collation result.
- paste destination selection unit 702 maps the semantic attribute of the paste target object.
- the object is confirmed from the result of the semantic analysis of the paste destination. For example, in the case of “100-1111” (postal code), which is the first target object, the object “@” (postal code) is confirmed from the result of the semantic analysis of the paste destination.
- the paste destination selection unit 702 outputs the object "ku input>" (input box # 1) located near the above-mentioned object “ ⁇ ” (postal code). ) Is selected as the paste destination of the paste target object “100-1111” (postal code). r ⁇ input> j (input field # 1) corresponds to the input field located to the right of “ ⁇ ” in the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- the paste destination selection unit 702 generates an object "ku input>" (input field # 2) located near the above-mentioned object "address” (address). Is selected as the paste destination of the paste target object "1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo” (address).
- ⁇ input> j input field # 2 corresponds to the input field located to the right of “address” in the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- the paste destination selection unit 702 outputs the object "ku input>” (input field) located near the above-mentioned object “telephone number” (telephone number).
- # Select 3 as the paste destination of the paste target object “03-3333-1111” (telephone number).
- “Ku input>” (input field # 3) corresponds to the input field located to the right of “phone number” in the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3).
- step SD4 the paste destination selection unit 702 causes the display unit 306 or the like to display the three best destinations (three input fields shown in Fig. 3) selected in step SD3 by wireless communication. , And present it to the user as a paste destination candidate.
- the user can determine whether the partial force of the highlighted display is the desired paste destination or not. to decide. In this case, it is assumed that user approval has been obtained for the paste destination.
- paste destination selection unit 702 determines whether or not the above-mentioned approval has been obtained by the user, and in this case, makes a "Yes ⁇ " determination.
- the paste destination selection unit 702 selects a paste destination according to another selection criterion in step SD3, and re-presents the paste destination in step SD4.
- step SD6 paste section 703 pastes the paste target object to the paste destination that has been approved by the user.
- “100-1111”, “1-11-1 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo” and “03-3333-1111” are pasted into the respective input fields of the paste destination information 200.
- the copy source information 100 displayed on the copy source module 800
- it is called “store almost above” to specify a copy area.
- the voice is collected by the microphone 302 and then recognized by the voice command analysis unit 303 as the designation of a copy area from the keyword “memory”. Accordingly, the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SA1 to “Yes”.
- step SA3 copy processing is executed. Specifically, in step SE1 shown in FIG. 24, the user operation management unit 301 transmits the copy source information 110 corresponding to the copy source information 100 from the copy source module 800 by wireless communication (see FIGS. 5 and 6). Is read and passed to the source information analyzer 400.
- step SE2 the source structure analysis unit 401 analyzes the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6), and as shown in FIG. 13, the copy source source structure analysis result having a tree structure. Get.
- step SE3 the semantic analysis unit 402 analyzes the meaning of each object of the copy source information 110 while referring to the dictionary database 500. In addition, the semantic analysis unit 402 passes the copy source semantic analysis result shown in FIG. 26 to the user interface unit 300.
- step SE4 the voice command analysis unit 303 analyzes the voice command (in this case, "almost memorize") with reference to the dictionary database 500, and obtains the object modifier and the object Obtain voice command analysis results such as object directives, area directives, and operation language skills.
- step SE5 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether or not the copy source semantic analysis result (see Fig. 26) includes an object corresponding to the voice command analysis result.
- the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SE5 to “Yes”.
- step SE6 the user operation management unit 301 puts together a plurality of objects (shaded portions) including the object corresponding to the "region instruction word:" almost above "”. Is displayed on the display unit 306 and presented to the user.
- step SE7 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether or not the user has obtained the approval, and in this case, sets the determination result to 63 ". Thereafter, the processing of step SE9 to step SE11 is executed in the same manner as the above-described operation.
- the voice command analysis unit 303 recognizes the designation of the paste area from the keyword “input”. Accordingly, the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SA2 illustrated in FIG. 9 to “Yes”.
- step SA4 paste preparation processing is executed. Specifically, in step SF1 shown in FIG. 25, the user operation management unit 301 reads the paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7) corresponding to the paste destination information 200 from the paste destination module 900 by wireless communication. And pass it to the source information analyzer 400.
- step SF2 source structure analysis section 401 analyzes paste destination source information 210 (see FIG. 7) and obtains a paste destination source structure analysis result having a tree structure as shown in FIG.
- step SF3 the semantic analysis unit 402 determines whether each object of the paste destination source information 210 Is analyzed with reference to the dictionary database 500.
- the semantic analysis unit 4 determines whether each object of the paste destination source information 210 Is analyzed with reference to the dictionary database 500.
- Fig. 29 shows the result of the semantic analysis of paste destination (bold part).
- step SF4 the voice command analysis unit 303 refers to the dictionary database 500.
- voice command (in this case, “input all”) is analyzed, and voice command analysis results including the object modifier, the object indicator, the area indicator, and the operation word power are obtained as follows.
- step SF5 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether or not there is an object corresponding to the voice command analysis result in the paste destination semantic analysis result (see Fig. 29).
- the user operation management unit 301 Since there are “address” (address) and “telephone number” (phone number), the user operation management unit 301 sets the determination result of step SF5 to “Yes”.
- step SF6 the user operation management unit 301 sends a plurality of mails including the "zip code” ( ⁇ ), "address” (address), and "telephone number” (telephone number).
- the objects (shaded portions) are collectively displayed on the display unit 306 and presented to the user.
- the user determines whether or not the presented multiple objects are the desired paste area. In this case, the determination result is "Yes ⁇ ", and the Approve the region.
- step SF7 the user operation management unit 301 determines whether or not the user has obtained the approval, and in this case, sets the determination result to "$ 63".
- step SF9 the user operation management unit 301 pastes the operation desired by the user from the “input”, which is the operation word analyzed in step SF4, with reference to the dictionary database 500 (see FIG. 23). Recognize that this is an operation. Thereafter, the above-described paste processing is performed.
- the user interface unit 300 A configuration in which the copy area and the paste area are designated using only the force S and the voice described in the configuration example in which the copy area and the paste area are designated only by the user and the pointer designated by the user may be employed.
- This pointer uses, for example, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), and is mounted on the above-mentioned remote controller (IC card, mobile terminal, PDA, etc.).
- the auxiliary designation unit 304 shown in Fig. 22 may have the function as the pointer. Specifically, based on the user's operation, the auxiliary designating unit 304 converts the copy area including the object (such as a character string) to be copied from the copy source information 100 (see FIG. 2) displayed on the copy source module 800. It has a function to specify
- the auxiliary designation unit 304 has a function of designating a paste area in which the above object is to be pasted from the paste destination information 200 (see FIG. 3) displayed on the paste destination module 900 based on a user operation. Get ready.
- the user designates the copy area corresponding to the cursor C using the auxiliary designation unit 304,
- the voice command is collected by the microphone 302 and then recognized by the voice command analysis unit 303 as the designation of the copy area from the keyword “this is good”.
- copy processing is executed. More specifically, the user operation management unit 301 reads the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) corresponding to the copy source information 100 from the copy source module 800 by wireless communication, and reads the source information analysis unit 400 Pass to
- the source structure analysis unit 401 analyzes the copy source information 110 (see FIGS. 5 and 6), and obtains a copy source structure analysis result having a tree structure as shown in FIG.
- the semantic analysis unit 402 analyzes the meaning of each object of the copy source information 110 with reference to the dictionary database 500. Further, the semantic analysis unit 402 passes the copy source semantic analysis result shown in FIG. 26 to the user interface unit 300. [0206] Next, the voice command analysis unit 303 analyzes the voice command (in this case, "this is good") with reference to the dictionary database 500, and obtains a voice command analysis result including the following operation words. obtain.
- the user operation management unit 301 acquires the position information of the cursor C in the copy source information 100 shown in FIG. Next, the user operation management unit 301 recognizes the object corresponding to the position information in the copy unitary source structure analysis result shown in FIG.
- the user operation management unit 301 is configured to use "ku font>" and "ku"
- the user operation management unit 301 puts together a plurality of objects (shaded portions) including the above objects (ku font> and Ku 1-1 1-1, Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo: see FIG. 28). Display on the display unit 306 and present it to the user.
- objects ku font> and Ku 1-1 1-1, Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo: see FIG. 28.
- the user operation management unit 301 When the user's approval is obtained, the user operation management unit 301
- the operation word “this is good” recognizes that the operation desired by the user is a copy operation.
- the user operation management unit 301 extracts the partial copy source information 110a corresponding to the object to be copied from the copy source information 110 (see Figs. 5 and 6). Pass to
- the shaping unit 403 generates the original copy source source information 110, the partial copy source source information 110a passed from the user interface unit 300 (see Fig. 5), and the copy source source structure analysis result (
- the source semantic analysis results (corresponding to the shaded parts in FIG. 28) shown in FIG. 26 and the copy source files shown in FIG. 26 are collectively shaped as copy source files and stored in the storage unit 600.
- the paste area is specified by using both the voice and the pointer (auxiliary specifying unit 304) specified by the user.
- the copy source module 800 As described above, according to the second embodiment, according to the user's copy instruction (voice command), the copy source module 800, and a plurality of objects are copied, and the user's key is copied. Since the paste destination is selected from the paste destination module 900 in accordance with the strike instruction (voice command), even between different modules (copy source module 800, paste destination module 900), a simple operation can be applied to multiple objects. Such copy 'and' paste can be performed.
- a copy instruction and a paste instruction by a voice command are transmitted to user interface unit 300 (instruction device) having a communication function between copy source module 800 and paste destination module 900. Therefore, even between different modules (copy source module 800, paste destination module 900), copy 'and' paste for multiple objects can be performed by a simple operation.
- a copy instruction is issued by a user's voice
- a paste instruction is issued by a user's voice, so that a plurality of objects are easily applied only by the user's voice. You can do copy 'and' paste.
- a copy instruction is issued by the user's voice and the pointer of the user
- a paste instruction is issued by the user's voice and the pointer of the user. You can easily copy and paste multiple objects while supplementing the ambiguity with pointers.
- first and second embodiments examples using tree-structured copy source information and paste-destination source information composed of HTML or the like have been described.
- a set of objects (not a tree structure) may be used as copy source information ( ⁇ first destination source information).
- the semantic distance between the copy source object and the first destination object may be calculated, and copy and paste may be executed for a combination having a short semantic distance.
- this configuration example will be described as a third embodiment.
- FIG. 30 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the third embodiment that is useful for the present invention.
- parts corresponding to the respective parts in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- a source information analyzer 1000 and a paste processor 1200 are provided instead of the source information analyzer 40 and the paste processor 70 shown in FIG.
- the base 1100 is newly provided.
- display unit 20 displays copy source information 130 having no tree structure.
- paste destination information 1400 (see Fig. 32) are displayed.
- Copy source information 1300 shown in Fig. 31 is copy source information in a copy (including cuts; the same applies hereinafter) 'and' list, and is described only in text. Therefore, the copy unitary information 1300 is a list of information, and does not have a tree structure like the copy source information 100 described in HTML (see FIG. 2).
- This copy source information 1300 includes, as a hotel list (Tokyo area), a hotel name (" ⁇ Hotel Rukiyapitol”, etc.), a zip code ("100-1111", etc.), and an address ("Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo”).
- paste destination information 1400 shown in FIG. 32 is information of a paste destination in copy (including cut; the same applies hereinafter) 'and paste', and is described only in text. Therefore, the paste destination information 1400 is also a list of information in the same manner as the copy source information 1300, and has a tree structure like the paste destination information 200 described in HTML (see FIG. 3). Les, nare ,.
- Paste destination information 1400 includes "Enter destination”, “Enter destination (facility)”, “Facility”, “Facility input”, “Send query”, and "Reset”. Contains objects (text).
- the source information analysis unit 1000 has a function of analyzing morphological analysis, structural analysis, and semantic structure of the copy source information 1300 (see Fig. 31) and the paste destination information 1400 (see Fig. 32). It consists of a structure analysis unit 1001, a semantic analysis unit 1002, and a shaping unit 1003.
- the source structure analysis unit 1001 has a function of performing morphological analysis and structural analysis on the copy source information 1300 (see Fig. 31) and the paste destination information 1400 (see Fig. 32). ing. Further, the source information analysis unit 1000 obtains, from the copy source information 1300 and the paste destination information 1400, a partial copy source source corresponding to a range specified by the user (for example, a circle having a radius r shown in FIGS. 31 and 32). Extract information and partial paste destination source information.
- the semantic analyzing unit 1002 has a function of analyzing the semantic structure of the partial copy source information and the partial paste destination source information while referring to the dictionary database 50.
- the shaping unit 1003 collectively shapes the original copy source source information, the partial copy source source information, and the copy source semantic analysis result as a copy source file, and then stores it in the storage unit 6
- Thesaurus dictionary database 1100 is a database that stores dictionaries in which synonyms and synonyms referred to in fuzzy search are systematized.
- FIG. 33 illustrates a thesaurus dictionary database 1100.
- “location” is defined at the top of the hierarchical structure, and “synonym” and “synonymous” are defined below “location”.
- paste processing section 1200 calculates the semantic distance between each object of the partial copy source information and each object of the partial paste destination source information from thesaurus dictionary database 1100 (see FIG. 33). In addition, it has a function to paste the copy source object to the paste destination object (input box) for a pair whose semantic distance is short.
- the input candidate selection unit 1201 has a function of reading out the copy source file specified by the auxiliary specification unit 34 from the storage unit 60 as an input candidate.
- the paste destination selection unit 1202 selects a paste destination of the copy source object based on the calculation result of the semantic distance. Details of the operation of the paste destination selection unit 1202 will be described later.
- the paste unit 1203 pastes the copy source object to the paste destination selected by the paste destination selection unit 1202.
- the semantic distance calculation unit 1204 calculates a semantic distance between objects using the thesaurus dictionary database 1100.
- display unit 20 displays copy source information 1300 (see FIG. 31) and paste destination information 1400 (see FIG. 32).
- step SA1 shown in FIG. 9 the source structure analysis unit 1001 Using the area specifying unit 32, it is determined whether or not a copy area has been specified in the copy source information 1300 (see FIG. 31). In this case, the determination result is “No”.
- step SA2 the source structure analysis unit 1001 operates the paste area designation unit by the user.
- step SA1 and step SA2 are repeated until the determination result becomes “Yes”.
- step SA3 copy processing is executed.
- step SG1 shown in FIG. 34 the source structure analysis unit 1001 reads the copy source information 1300 (see FIG. 31) from the display control unit 10 via the user interface unit 30.
- step SG2 the source structure analysis unit 1001 performs morphological analysis on the copy source information 1300, and extracts each object (object).
- step SG3 the source structure analysis unit 1001 extracts objects included in a circle with a radius r specified by the user (see FIG. 31). In this case, two objects, “ ⁇ Hotel Capitol” and “ ⁇ Eta Cell Hotel Tokyo”, are extracted.
- the source structure analysis unit 1001 presents the objects ("@ Hotel Capitol” and "@ Etacel Hotel Tokyo") extracted at step SG3 to the user.
- the user determines whether or not the partial force of the “no” or “light” display is the desired copy area.
- This criterion is whether or not the object to be pasted is included in the above highlighted display in the paste destination information 1400 (see FIG. 32).
- step SG5 the source structure analysis unit 1001 determines whether or not the approval has been obtained by the user, and in this case, the determination result is "No".
- step SG4 the source structure analysis unit 1001 deletes, for example, “@Etacel Hotel Tokyo” from the previously presented objects and re-presents only “@Hotel Capitol” to the user using another presentation pattern. Show. In this case, the user operates the auxiliary designation unit 34 to approve the re-presented object.
- the source structure analysis unit 1001 sets the determination result of step SG5 to "Yes".
- step SG6 the source structure analysis unit 1001 sets the object (“ ⁇ Hotel Capitol”) for which the user's approval has been obtained as the partial copy source information.
- step SG7 the semantic analysis unit 1002 analyzes the meaning of the following objects included in the partial copy source information with reference to the dictionary database 50 (see Fig. 8).
- step SG8 the shaping unit 1003 shapes the original copy source information 1300, the partial copy source information, and the copy source semantic analysis result as a copy source file, and stores them in the storage unit 60.
- paste preparation processing is executed.
- step SH 1 shown in FIG. 35 the source structure analysis unit 1001 reads the paste destination information 1400 (see FIG. 32) from the display control unit 10 via the user interface unit 30.
- step SH2 the source structure analysis unit 1001 performs a morphological analysis on the paste destination information 1400, and extracts each object (object).
- step SH3 The source structure analysis unit 1001 extracts objects included in a circle with a radius r specified by the user (see FIG. 32). In this case, "Please input the destination (facility).” And “facility” (including the next "input field”) are extracted.
- step SH4 the source structure analysis unit 1001 performs processing outside the object extracted in step SH3 ("Enter the destination (facility).", “Facility” (including the “input box” next to it). ) To the user.
- the paste destination information 1400 shown in Fig. 31 indicates that the object is not an object ("Please input destination (facility)." (Including the entry field) is highlighted.
- the user determines whether or not the partial force of the highlighted display is the desired paste area.
- the user operates the auxiliary designation unit 34 to reject the presented object.
- step SH5 the source structure analysis unit 1001 determines whether or not the approval has been obtained by the user. In this case, the determination result is "No".
- step SH4 the source structure analysis unit 1001 deletes, for example, “Enter the destination (facility).” From the previously presented objects using another presentation pattern, and replaces the “facility” (horizontal (Including “input field”) to the user. In this case, the user operates the auxiliary designation unit 34 to approve the re-presented object.
- the source structure analyzing unit 1001 sets the determination result of step SH5 to "Yes".
- step SH6 the source structure analysis unit 1001 sets the “facility” (including the horizontal “input box”) for which the user's approval has been obtained as the partial paste destination source information.
- step SH7 the semantic analysis unit 1002 analyzes the meaning of the following objects included in the partial copy source information with reference to the dictionary database 50 (see Fig. 8).
- step SA5 a paste process is executed. Specifically, FIG. In step SI1, the input candidate selection unit 1201 reads the copy source file (corresponding to the paste destination information 1400 (see FIG. 31) in this case) specified by the user in the auxiliary specification unit 34 from the storage unit 60.
- step SI2 the semantic distance calculation unit 1204 uses the thesaurus dictionary database 1100 (see Fig. 33) and the following copy source semantic analysis result included in the copy source file and the step SH7 (Fig. Calculate the semantic distance to the object of the following paste destination semantic analysis result (see Fig. 20) obtained in (35).
- step SI3 the paste destination selection unit 1202 sets the semantic distance calculated in step SI2.
- the paste destination selecting unit 1202 selects “facility” (including the horizontal “input box”) as the paste destination.
- step SI4 the paste destination selection unit 1202 selects the paste destination selected in step SI3.
- the user determines whether or not the partial force of the highlight display is the desired paste destination. In this case, it is assumed that user approval has been obtained for the paste destination.
- step SI5 the paste destination selecting unit 1202 determines whether or not the user has obtained the approval, and in this case, sets the determination result to "Yes”. If the determination result in step SI5 is “No”, the paste destination selection unit 1202 selects a paste destination according to another selection criterion in step SI3, and re-presents the paste destination in step SI4.
- step SI6 the paste unit 1203 stores the ⁇ Paste the target object.
- “ ⁇ Hotel Capitol” is pasted into the input field of the facility in the paste destination information 1400, respectively.
- the power described in the configuration example in which the dictionary database 50 and thesaurus dictionary database 1100 shown in Fig. 30 are independent is not limited to this.
- the dictionary database 1100 may be configured as one database.
- the semantic distance between objects in copy source information 1300 (copy module information) and paste destination information 1400 (paste module) was analyzed using thesaurus dictionary database 1100. Since the paste destination is selected based on the result, copy 'and' paste can be applied to a simple set of objects whose structure between objects is not clear.
- a plurality of objects in a circle with a radius r are copied from copy source information 1300 (copy module), and according to the first instruction.
- Paste module strength The paste destination that is structurally cohesive (in this case, the paste destination within a circle with a radius r (predetermined range) from the paste destination information 1400) is selected. You can copy and paste over objects.
- a program for realizing the above-described copy-and-paste function is recorded on the computer-readable recording medium 1600 shown in FIG.
- Each function may be realized by reading and executing the program recorded in the recording medium 1600 on the computer 1500 shown in FIG.
- the computer 1500 shown in the figure has a CPU (Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- Read read It is composed of a device 1550, an output device 1560 such as a display and a printer, and a bus 1570 connecting each part of the device.
- the CPU 1510 reads the program recorded on the recording medium 1600 via the reading device 1550, and executes the program to realize the above-described functions.
- the recording medium 1600 includes an optical disk, a flexible disk, a hard disk, and the like.
- control described as being performed automatically in the embodiment may be manually performed, and conversely, all or any of the control described as being performed manually may be performed. Any part may be automated based on a known technique or the above-described concept.
- each functional block shown in the embodiment can be actually configured as a CPU and a computer program read and executed by the CPU, or configured as hard-wired logic. be able to.
- Each of the above-described electrical components is functionally conceptual, and need not necessarily be physically configured as illustrated. In other words, the specific form of dispersion / integration of each part is not limited to the one shown in the figure, and all or part of it is functionally or physically dispersed / integrated in arbitrary units according to various loads and usage conditions. Can be configured.
- the processing procedure or the control procedure shown in the document or the drawings can be arbitrarily changed unless otherwise specified.
- the information processing method, information processing program, information processing apparatus, and remote controller that are powerful in the present invention are used as techniques for performing copy 'and' paste of various target data in various information processing fields. This is useful, and is especially suitable for performing copy and paste operations on multiple objects with simple operations.
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