WO2018117003A1 - 方法、プログラム、および情報処理装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a method, a program, and an information processing device for messaging via a talk room.
- IM instant messaging
- Patent Document 1 discloses a software robot user having an interpretation function.
- a Japanese user has a friendship with a Korean user
- a software robot provided as a “Korean translation user” is also added as a friend
- the three parties participate in the talk room.
- the software robot In response to a Japanese user posting a Japanese text message, the software robot immediately translates the content into Korean and posts a translated message.
- Korean users can understand text messages by Japanese users by browsing translated messages, so smooth communication through talk rooms is possible.
- the software robot user is limited with respect to a predetermined function of joining the talk room as an independent user with one account and making one response to a particular request. It is a behavior.
- the present disclosure aims to provide a messaging support technology that acts to back-support a predetermined user with various functions in order to promote messaging in a talk room in an application for IM service.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a messaging support technology that can substitute a part of the behavior of a predetermined user.
- a method for messaging via a talk room moves messages for a first user or a second user based on a history of messaging in a talk room and health information of a second user by a virtual user implemented by a computer to assist the first user.
- Generating the first message in association with the first user supplying the first message to the talk room, updating the history in response to the supply of the first message, and a first associated with the talk room, Generating a first screen presented to the user and a second screen presented to the second user, wherein each of the first screen and the second screen is a first user whose messaging has been messaging In addition, they are classified into a first set by a virtual user and a second set by a second user and are arranged with time.
- a method for assisting a first user in messaging between a first user and a second user via a talk room includes the step of dynamically generating a message for a second user based on a history of messaging in the talk room by the computer and the health information of the second user, and associating the message with the first user in the talk room.
- the step of updating the history in response to the supply of the message, the first screen presented to the first user and the second user associated with the talk room Generating a second screen to be presented, wherein, on each of the first screen and the second screen, the history is a first set by the first user and computer that made the messaging and a second by the second user. They are classified into sets and arranged over time.
- an information processing apparatus for messaging via a talk room manages a relationship between a first user who provides a service and a second user who provides the service, and manages a history of messaging between the first user and the second user in the talk room.
- a virtual user unit that implements a virtual user that assists the first user, an analysis unit that analyzes the history, and message generation that dynamically generates a message according to the analysis and health information of the second user Based on the updated history, a virtual user unit comprising: a unit, a supply unit that associates a message with the first user and supplies the talk room; and an update unit that updates the history regarding the supplied message.
- a screen generation unit that generates a first screen presented to the first user and a second screen presented to the second user, which are associated with the talk room, In the screen and the second screen, the history, over time arranged it is classified into a first set and a second user by the first user and a virtual user who messaging.
- a virtual user having various functions that supports the first user can be implemented.
- the virtual user can autonomously determine the next operation according to the progress of the messaging.
- the virtual user can promote the messaging in the talk room by performing the messaging to the second user on behalf of the first user. Communication between the two can be made efficient and active in situations where the instructor advises students.
- FIG. 1 is a basic configuration diagram of an information processing system. It is a hardware block diagram of information processing apparatus. It is a hardware block diagram of a user terminal. It is a functional block diagram of an information processing system. It is the schematic which showed the relationship between the accounts in a talk room. It is a screen image mounted by the method by one Embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a process flow diagram of a method according to one embodiment. It is a task outline figure of a health care service program. It is a screen image mounted by the method by one Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram of message setting information. It is a table block diagram of message history information. It is a screen image mounted by the method by one Embodiment. It is a screen image mounted by the method by one Embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a process flow diagram of a method according to one embodiment. It is a screen image mounted by the method by one Embodiment.
- a computer-implemented method that is executed by a computer including a touch panel according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may include the following configuration.
- a method for messaging via a talk room moves messages for a first user or a second user based on a history of messaging in a talk room and health information of a second user by a virtual user implemented by a computer to assist the first user. And generating a message in association with the first user, supplying the message to the talk room, updating the history in response to the message supply, and being presented to the first user associated with the talk room. Generating a second screen to be presented to the first screen and the second user, wherein the history is determined by the first user and the virtual user who performed the messaging in each of the first screen and the second screen.
- Mode 2 in the method of mode 1, the first index as to whether the message is presented to the second user is associated with the message, and the first index is displayed on the first screen and the second screen.
- the message is arranged as messaging by the first user when indicating to present the message to the second user.
- Mode 3 According to the mode 3, in the method of the mode 2, when the first indicator indicates that the message is not presented to the second user on the second screen, the message is not arranged. With this configuration, an internal dialogue between the virtual user and the first user can be realized.
- the step of supplying the message includes:
- the first screen includes an option including approval to be displayed on two screens, a step of receiving input by the first user for the option on the first screen, and the input indicates approval, the first index is Updating the first indicator to indicate that the message should be presented to the second user, and placing the message on the second screen.
- Mode 5 in the method of mode 5, the message displayed on the first screen can be edited by the first user. With this configuration, the message for the second user can be corrected to a more appropriate one.
- Mode 6 in any one of modes 1 to 5, the second index indicating that the message is supplied by the virtual user is displayed on the first screen and the second screen. With this configuration, the virtual user and the first user's message for the second user can be distinguished on the screen display.
- the message format includes text and images.
- a method for assisting a first user in messaging between a first user and a second user via a talk room.
- Such a method includes the step of dynamically generating a message for a second user based on a history of messaging in the talk room by the computer and the health information of the second user, and associating the message with the first user in the talk room.
- the step of updating the history in response to the supply of the message, the first screen presented to the first user and the second user associated with the talk room Generating a second screen to be presented, wherein, on each of the first screen and the second screen, the history is a first set by the first user and computer that made the messaging and a second by the second user.
- the virtual user can autonomously determine the next operation according to the progress of the messaging.
- the virtual user is a user who supports the first user, and in particular, the virtual user acts on behalf of the first user to the second user.
- Messaging can facilitate messaging within the talk room. Communication between the two can be made efficient and active in situations where the instructor advises students.
- Mode 9 in the method of mode 8, the step of substituting the first user places the message on the first screen together with an option including approval to display the message on the second screen; Receiving an input by the first user for the option on the first screen, and if the input indicates approval, a message is placed on the second screen.
- Mode 10 in the method of mode 9, the message displayed on the first screen can be edited by the first user. With this configuration, the message for the second user can be corrected to a more appropriate one.
- Mode 11 According to mode 12, there is provided a program for causing a computer to execute any one of modes 1 to 10.
- an information processing apparatus for messaging via a talk room manages a relationship between a first user who provides a service and a second user who provides the service, and manages a history of messaging between the first user and the second user in the talk room.
- a virtual user unit that implements a virtual user that assists the first user, an analysis unit that analyzes the history, and a message that dynamically generates a message according to the analysis and health information of the second user Based on the updated history, a virtual user section comprising a generation section, a supply section that associates a message with the first user and supplies the talk room, an update section that updates the history of the supplied message, A screen generation unit that generates a first screen presented to the first user and a second screen presented to the second user, which are associated with the talk room, In the surface and the second screen, the history, over time arranged it is classified into the second set and the first set and the second user by the first user and a virtual user who messaging.
- FIG. 1 is an overall schematic diagram of the information processing system.
- the information processing system includes a server 100 and a plurality of user terminals 200 and 300.
- Server 100 is connected to user terminals 200 and 300 via network 400.
- network 400 In FIG. 1, only two user terminals are shown for ease of explanation, but the present invention is not limited to this, and three or more user terminals may be used.
- specific devices of the user terminals 200 and 300 are not limited to the illustrated personal computer and smartphone, but other than this, for example, as an electronic device such as a feature phone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), or a tablet terminal Also good.
- a health management service is provided on an instant messaging (IM) application.
- IM instant messaging
- a health care target person can receive health management advice from the leader through messaging (message transmission / reception) between a leader such as a dietitian and the health care target person.
- a user terminal 200 indicates a user terminal held by a leader
- a user terminal 300 indicates a user terminal held by a health care target person.
- an image of a meal taken by a health management target person with a camera mounted on the user terminal 300 is transmitted from the user terminal 300 to the health management server 100.
- the server 100 generates a screen for displaying the received image on the user terminal 200.
- the instructor to whom the screen is supplied browses the image of the meal of the health management target person displayed on the user terminal 200, and sends a message for the health management target person back to the user terminal 300 via the server 100.
- the application used by each user in the user terminals 200 and 300 is not limited to the IM application, and may be, for example, an SNS (Social Networking Service) or a blog. That is, according to one embodiment, it is possible to employ any application that can link accounts of a plurality of users who use the health management service and perform messaging (transmission and reception of data such as messages) between the accounts. is there.
- SNS Social Networking Service
- FIG. 2 is a hardware configuration diagram of the server 100.
- the server 100 is an information processing apparatus for providing a service through an IM application, and may be a general-purpose computer such as a workstation or a personal computer, or may be logically realized by cloud computing.
- the server 100 includes a processor 10, a memory 11, a storage 12, a communication interface (IF) 13, an input / output unit 14, and the like, which are electrically connected to each other through a bus.
- IF communication interface
- the processor 10 is an arithmetic device that controls the operation of the entire server 100, performs data transmission / reception control between elements, and performs information processing necessary for execution of applications.
- the processor 10 is a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and executes each information process by executing a program or the like stored in the storage 12 and expanded in the memory 11.
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- the memory 11 includes a main memory composed of a volatile storage device such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) and an auxiliary memory composed of a non-volatile storage device such as a flash memory or an HDD (Hard Disc Drive). .
- the memory 11 is used as a work area of the processor 10 and stores BIOS (Basic Input / Output Output System) executed when the server 100 is started up and various setting information.
- BIOS Basic Input / Output Output System
- the storage 12 stores various programs such as an application program and a user authentication program.
- a database that stores data used for each process of the IM application may be constructed in the storage 12.
- the communication interface 13 connects the server 100 to the network 400 and communicates with the user terminals 200 and 300.
- the input / output unit 14 is an information input device such as a mouse or a keyboard, and an output device such as a display.
- the bus 15 is connected in common to each of the above elements and transmits, for example, an address signal, a data signal, and various control signals.
- FIG. 3 is a hardware configuration diagram of the user terminals 200 and 300.
- the example in FIG. 3 mainly assumes a smartphone (300) having a touch panel.
- the user terminals 200 and 300 include a processor 20, a memory 21, a storage 22, a communication interface 23, an imaging unit 24, a touch panel 25, and the like, and are electrically connected to each other via a bus 26.
- the processor 20 is an arithmetic device that controls operations of the user terminals 200 and 300, performs data transmission / reception control between elements, processing necessary for execution of an application, and the like.
- the processor 20 is a CPU and / or a GPU (Graphical Processing Unit) or the like, and executes each necessary information process by executing a program or the like stored in the storage 22 and expanded in the memory 21.
- the memory 21 includes a main memory composed of a volatile storage device such as a RAM and an auxiliary memory composed of a nonvolatile storage device such as a flash memory and an HDD.
- the memory 21 is used as a work area of the processor 20 and stores a BIOS executed when the server 100 is started up and various setting information.
- the storage 22 stores application programs and the like.
- the communication interface 13 connects the user terminals 200 and 300 to the network 400 and communicates with the server 100.
- the communication interface 13 also includes a Bluetooth (registered trademark) and a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) short-range communication interface.
- the imaging unit 24 has a camera function, and stores an image captured by the user in the storage 22.
- the touch panel 25 constitutes an input unit 251 and a display unit 252.
- the bus 26 is commonly connected to the above-described elements, and transmits, for example, an address signal, a data signal, and various control signals.
- the input unit 251 of the touch panel detects that the user has operated the touch panel 25.
- the input unit 251 can employ a pressure detection method, a resistance film method, a capacitance method, an electromagnetic induction method, or the like.
- an operation physical contact operation such as a touch operation, a slide operation, a swipe operation, and a tap operation on the touch panel
- the pressure, electric resistance, electric capacity, Alternatively, a change amount such as energy of elastic waves is detected, and the corresponding contact position coordinates are specified.
- the display unit 252 of the touch panel is configured with a liquid crystal display or the like.
- FIG. 4 is an exemplary block diagram illustrating functions implemented in the server 100 and the user terminals 200 and 300, respectively.
- the server 100 includes a communication unit 110, an IM service providing unit 120, a talk room management unit 130, a virtual user unit 150, a screen generation unit 160, and a storage unit 190, which interact with each other.
- the virtual user unit 150 further includes an initial survey execution unit 151, a task determination unit 152, an analysis unit 153, a user related information update unit 154, a message generation unit 156, a message supply unit 158, and a message history update unit 159.
- the storage unit 190 further manages account information 191, account association information 192, service / program information 193, message setting information 195, user-related information 196, and message history information 198.
- the user terminals 200 and 300 include a communication unit 210, a storage unit 220, an IM service execution unit 230, an input editing unit 240, and an output unit 250, and interact with each other.
- the functional configuration of the user terminal 300 is the same (hereinafter, the user terminals 200 and 300 are collectively referred to as “user terminal 200” unless otherwise noted).
- the communication unit 110 of the server 100 connects the server 100 to the network 400 and transmits / receives data through communication with the user terminal 200.
- the IM service providing unit 120 provides a basic function for realizing messaging by a plurality of users using an IM application.
- the talk room management unit 130 manages the account association information 192. In particular, it manages the relationship between the leader who provides the health management service program and the health management subject (student) who is provided with the health management service program.
- the talk room management unit 130 also manages the message history information 198.
- the virtual user unit 150 implements a virtual user function for assisting a leader.
- the screen generation unit 160 generates a user screen associated with the talk room based on the message history information 198. The user screen is generated for each user terminal 200, 300.
- the initial survey execution unit 151 of the virtual user unit 150 executes the initial survey when the health management target person starts the health management service program, and the initial user related information 196 (particularly health information) of the health management target person. To get.
- the task determination unit 152 determines a task related to the action of the virtual user related to the health management service program information 193 and the user related information 196.
- the analysis unit 153 analyzes the message history information 198.
- the user related information update unit 154 updates the user related information 196 related to the health care target person and / or the instructor in accordance with the analysis of the message history information 198.
- the message generation unit 156 dynamically generates a message for the instructor and / or the health care target person associated with the task based on the analysis of the message history information 198 and based on the updated message setting information 195. To do.
- the message supply unit 158 supplies the generated message to the talk room in association with the leader.
- the message history update unit 159 updates the message history information 198 in response to the supply of the message to the talk room.
- the storage unit 190 stores various data and programs related to the IM application.
- the account information 191 includes a user ID, a user name, a user type, attribute information, a user authentication password, and the like related to the instructor and the health management subject.
- the account association information 192 is information related to association between a plurality of accounts participating in a talk room, for example, a relationship between a leader who provides a health care service program and a health care target person who is provided with the health care service program.
- the service program information 193 includes information related to the health care service program, such as task information related to the service period and actions to be performed by the instructor and / or the health care target person during the service period.
- the message setting information 195 includes basic information of a message generated by a virtual user in relation to a task, for example, setting information such as a message template, a message classification, a message type, and a screen display index.
- the user-related information 196 includes basic information related to the user's health related to the health management service program, for example, behavior information on the daily life of the health management subject, preference information related to hobbies and behaviors, and the like. As the messaging progresses, the user related information 196 is updated.
- the message history information 198 includes information on the history of messaging between a plurality of users participating in the talk room, such as a message supplier, message content, and supply date / time.
- the communication unit 210 of the user terminal 200 connects the user terminal 200 to the network 400 and transmits / receives data by communicating with the server 100.
- the storage unit 220 stores various data and programs related to the IM application necessary for using the IM service.
- the IM service enforcement unit 230 executes the IM application and enables messaging by the user.
- the input editing unit 240 enables message input and / or editing through the input unit 251 during messaging.
- the output unit 250 outputs the user screen generated by the screen generation unit 160 of the server 100 to the display unit 252.
- each functional block shown in FIG. 4 may be implemented as a part of hardware and / or as a part of software.
- the server 100 may also be configured to include at least a part 210 to 250 of each function of the user terminal 200.
- the method and the program according to the embodiment can be executed by an apparatus arbitrarily selected from the server 100 and the user terminal 200.
- FIG. 5 is an exemplary schematic diagram relating to account association of multiple users who have registered with the IM application and joined the talk room.
- FIG. 6 is an exemplary screen image in which multiple users are messaging on an IM application for a health care service.
- an “assistant UI” (account ID: 9001234 / user type: virtual user) implemented by the virtual user unit 150 (user surrounded by a dotted line).
- the “assistant UI” has a role of assisting “Narushima Narumi” who is the “instructor user” in the talk room A. As “Narushima Narumi” participates in Talk Room A, “Assistant AI” automatically participates in Talk Room A.
- “Assistant AI” posts “Narishima Narumi” a message prompting messaging to “Tamari Mari” as the talk room A messaging progresses, or “Narushima Narumi” on behalf of Supply actual messages to Mari Tanaka.
- “Assistant AI” is an agent that autonomously determines the next action according to the progress of the messaging in the talk room A, and executes the action, and is a virtual user equipped with an artificial intelligence (AI) engine. It is. Due to the presence of “Assistant AI”, communication between “Narumi Narushima” and “Mari Tanaka” in Talk Room A can be made smooth.
- FIG. 6 shows exemplary screens 30 a and 30 b displayed on the user terminal 300 of “Tamari Mari” associated with the talk room A.
- message history information 198 is displayed for each pair of the party (“Narushima Narumi”) who has been messaging in the talk room A and the virtual user “Assistant AI” and myself (“Tamari Mari”). being classified. Then, the message history is arranged over time for each classified group. As the message progresses, the screen changes from the screen 30a to 30b.
- a set of message histories of the other party (“Narushima Narumi”) is arranged along the left side of the screen. Also, along the right side of the screen, a set of message history of oneself (“Mari Tanaka”) is arranged.
- Each message included in the message history may be displayed together with an icon image, a user name, and a message posting time.
- Messages supplied by the “Assistant AI” through the virtual user section 150 are classified into the same group as those by “Narushima Narumi” who is his / her instructor. That is, the message history by “Assistant AI” is arranged on the left side.
- the message supplied by “Assistant AI” may be arranged together with the icon image of “Assistant AI” and the user name. Or you may arrange
- the user terminal 200 of “Narushima Narumi” displays a screen corresponding to the screens 30a and 30b (ie, the partner (“Tanaka Mari”) and myself (“Narushima Narumi”)). Will be.
- the messages 40a to 40e are displayed in a balloon format along the time series from the top to the bottom of the screen.
- Each message may be in a text and / or image format, but is not limited thereto.
- audio formats may be used.
- the message 40a is dynamically generated by the “assistant AI” and includes a meal icon and a text “Let's post breakfast”. For example, when the user related information 196 of “Tamari Mari” includes information that the breakfast time is 7:00, “Assistant AI” dynamically creates and supplies the message at 7:00. In this way, by sending a message so that “Assistant AI” acts as “Narushima Narumi”, messaging in the talk room can be made more efficient and communication can be activated.
- a message 40b including an image of breakfast supplied by himself (“Mari Tanaka”) is displayed.
- the message 40b includes a breakfast image, an image title, and a time (“breakfast” “2016/03/30 10:10”). For the time, it is preferable to use time stamp information associated with the breakfast image.
- a message 40c is displayed together with the message 40b.
- the message 40c is composed of the text "I made only salad this morning, I thought I should not take protein". Note that the messages 40a and 40b are preferably implemented by a single transmission operation by the user so as to be posted simultaneously.
- the screen transitions to the screen 30b, and this time the message 40d supplied by the other party (“Narushima Narumi”) is displayed.
- the message 40d includes an image of breakfast supplied by himself (“Mari Tanaka”) and an integer value rating (three stars) for the image.
- a message 40e supplied by the other party (“Narumi Narushima”) is displayed.
- the message 40d includes a character image (a so-called stamp image).
- the message sent by “Mari Tanaka” is entered from the field provided at the bottom of the screen.
- the fields include an image input field 50a for selecting and inputting a photograph or a stamp image, a text input field 50b for allowing text input by a software keyboard or the like, and "Send" for sending a message.
- Button 50c for selecting and inputting a photograph or a stamp image
- a text input field 50b for allowing text input by a software keyboard or the like
- "Send" for sending a message.
- FIGS. 7 and 13 are exemplary flow diagrams by a virtual user assisting a leader, implemented in a method according to one embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a task list regarding an action in which a virtual user performs messaging.
- FIGS. 9-14 are exemplary screen images displayed on the user terminal of the instructor and / or health care recipient generated through the method according to one embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is an exemplary schematic diagram regarding the relationship between the message classification, the message type, and the display index included in the message setting information 195.
- FIG. 11 is an exemplary table configuration diagram relating to the message history information 198.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a basic processing flow S100 of messaging performed by the virtual user unit 150.
- the process flow S100 is started in S110.
- the virtual user is initiated according to a trigger associated with a task related to messaging actions.
- the task is defined in the service program information 193 illustrated in FIG. 8 and is determined by the task determination unit 152.
- An example task is defined for each of “at the start of program”, “during program execution”, and “at end / after program”.
- “meal”, “weight measurement”, “sleep”, and “report” are defined for the “program in progress” task, and “breakfast”, “lunch”, “dinner” for “meal” and “sleep”.
- “Sleeping” and “wake-up” are defined, and various triggers (for example, a predetermined time, a period, and a user action) are associated with each task.
- the process flow S100 is started in S110, first, the process branches depending on whether or not the user related information of the student user has already been set (S120). If the user related information has not been set yet (No in S120), the task is “at the start of the program”, and the initial survey is performed by the initial survey execution unit 151 (S130). Thereby, the initial user related information is acquired.
- the task is “program in progress” or “at the end of the program / after the end”, and the process proceeds to the messaging process (S140 to S180).
- the analysis unit 153 analyzes the message history of the talk room and determines the message classification, the message type, and the display index (S140).
- the message generation unit 156 dynamically generates a message associated with the task based on the message classification and message type determined based on the message history information 198 (S150).
- the message supply unit 158 supplies the generated message to the talk room in association with the instructor user (S160).
- the message history update unit 159 updates the message history information 198 in response to the message supply (S170).
- the screen generation unit 160 generates a screen presented to the instructor user and a screen presented to the student user, which are associated with the talk room (S180).
- the initial survey implementation unit 151 supplies a question message predetermined in the “program start” task to the talk room.
- An initial survey is performed by providing a reply message to the question message by the student user.
- the initial user related information 196 of the student user is automatically obtained and set.
- FIG. 9 is a screen showing an example of the progress of the initial survey in the talk room A.
- the instructor user “Narushima Narumi” and the student user “Mari Tanaka” participate in Talk Room A, and “Tamari” applies for the “Diet Tutor 30th Day” service program.
- An initial survey is conducted on the start date of the service program.
- messages 41a to 41e supplied by “Assistant AI” are displayed instead of “Narishima Narumi”.
- the messages 41a to 41e are generated based on information included in the service / program information 193.
- a message prompting the start of the service program for the “Diet Tutor 30th Day” course and the registration of the user related information of the student user “Mari Tanaka” is displayed.
- the user-related information 196 includes, for example, the weight of the student user “Mari Tanaka”, lifestyles and preferences such as meal time and exercise frequency, SELPHY (own image), and the like.
- the student user “Mari Tanaka” is prompted to input the weight
- the user is prompted to enter SELPHY.
- the student user “Mari Tanaka” inputs the weight and selfie, and the initial user related information 196 is registered.
- the user related information 196 is preferably personalized with the progress of the service program. That is, the user related information update unit 154 updates the user related information 196 as needed according to the history of messages subsequently supplied from the student user “Mari Tanaka”.
- an announcement regarding a future task included in the service / program information 193 is displayed.
- an announcement about the task “Breakfast” is displayed.
- Messages 41a to 41e by the virtual user and a reply message by “Mari Tanaka” are registered in the message history information 198.
- the virtual user performs the initial survey on behalf of the instructor user, whereby communication in the talk room can be made efficient.
- the analysis unit 153 analyzes the message history information 198 and determines a message classification, a message type, and a display index included in the message setting information 195 for a message corresponding to a task to be transmitted.
- Information analysis techniques related to artificial intelligence such as syntax analysis of message history information 198, natural language processing, and image analysis are widely applied to the analysis.
- FIG. 10 shows an exemplary relationship between message classification, message type, and display index.
- the message classification includes “for student users” and “for instructor users”, and determines messages to which users are directed.
- the message type includes “reminder / follow”, “response”, and “advice”.
- a virtual user prompts a student user at a predetermined time, or performs a follow-up when a predetermined period has elapsed since the previous posting.
- response a response is immediately made to the message supplied by the student user or the instructor user.
- adjue the student user or the instructor user is advised at a predetermined time or period.
- the message generated by the virtual user has its pattern determined by a combination of message classification and message type. In this example, there are 6 patterns.
- the message pattern is further set in association with the display index.
- the display index is an index as to whether the generated message is presented to the student user, that is, displayed on the student user's screen, and includes “display” or “non-display”. You may always present to the leader user regardless of the display index.
- the message 40a having the message classification “for student users” and the message type “Reminder / Follow” shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the student user screen with the display index set to “display”.
- messages of the message classification “for student users” and the message type “advice” are not displayed on the student user's screen until edited or approved by the instructor user, and the first display index is set to “hidden”. Set.
- the display index is updated to “display” when edited or approved by the instructor user (described later).
- message classification, message type, and display index are not limited to the above.
- the message type “Reminder / follow” may be set separately from “Reminder” and “Follow”.
- the message generation unit 156 generates a message using a message template corresponding to the task included in the message setting information 195 based on the message classification and the message type. For example, in the message 40a described above, the message template “Let's post breakfast” is applied to the message as it is as the message of the message classification “for student users” and the message type “Reminder / follow” for the “breakfast” task. .
- the message template may be customized and / or personalized based on information included in the account information 191 and / or user related information 196.
- the message supply unit 158 supplies the generated message to the talk room at a predetermined timing in association with the instructor user. For example, in the case of the message classification “for student users”, such as “Let's post breakfast” of the message 40a, the message is supplied as the instructor user. Further, the message supply timing in the case of the message type “reminder” as in the message 40 a is determined based on the user related information 196. For example, the timing may be determined dynamically based on the time of breakfast acquired from the student user through the initial survey or the time personalized by the actual breakfast time thereafter.
- FIG. 11 shows an exemplary message history table T10 and virtual user message history table T20.
- the message history information 198 includes each data for each record.
- the message history table T10 includes message ID, message supply date and time, transmission user (student user, instructor user, or virtual user), message content (text or image format content), and supply destination read index (read or unread). ) Etc. are included in the item.
- the virtual user / message history table T20 includes a message ID, a message classification (for student users or instructor users, a message type (reminder, follow, response, advice), a display index (display or non-display), and approval / display.
- the editable index (possible or not) is included in the item, etc.
- the message history table T10 and the virtual user / message history table T20 are associated with each other using the message ID as a key.
- the screen generation unit 160 uses the message history information 198 updated in S170 to display the leader user screen presented to the leader user and the student user screen presented to the student user, which are associated with the talk room. Generate each. On each screen of the instructor user screen and the student user screen, the message contents of the message history information 198 are classified and arranged over time for each instructor user and student user who performed messaging. Also, regarding the message supplied by the virtual user, if the display index of the virtual user / message history table T20 is a “display” message (that is, a message presented to the student user), the message is a message by the instructor user. A message history is arranged in the same group as the instructor user.
- the display index is a “non-display” message
- the message is not arranged on the student user screen. That is, it is displayed on the leader user screen as if the virtual user supplied a message only to the leader user.
- the process proceeds to the processing flow S200 of FIG. In other cases, the processes of S140 to S180 are sequentially repeated.
- FIG. 12A shows the student user screen 32-1 in the talk room A
- FIG. 12B shows the instructor user screen 32-2 corresponding thereto.
- the virtual user assists the instructor user “Narishima Narumi” evaluates the breakfast. Is assumed to follow the instructor user “Narishima Narumi”.
- “Assistant AI” analyzes the history of breakfast image messages by “Mari Tanaka”. Then, as the next messaging related to the “breakfast” task, it is determined that the message classification “for student users” and the message type “response” should be performed (S140). Next, based on these information, a message “Thank you for posting breakfast!” Is dynamically generated (S150) and supplied to the talk room A (S160). Also, the message history is updated (S170). Since the display index of the message is set to “display” (FIG. 10), the message 42a- is displayed on the student user screen 32-1 of “Tamari Mari” and the instructor user screen 32-2 of “Narishima Narumi”. 1 and 42a-2 are displayed (S180).
- the display indicator of the message is set to “display” (FIG. 10)
- the messages 42c-1 and 42c-2 are displayed on the student user screen of “Tamari Mari” and the instructor user screen of “Narishima Narumi”. It is displayed (S180).
- the student user screen 32-1 and the instructor user screen 32-2 correspond to each other, while the messages displayed on the respective screens are controlled by the display index. May not necessarily correspond.
- the message 42b displayed in FIG. 12B is displayed on the instructor user screen 32-2, but is not displayed on the student user screen 32-1.
- the virtual user can not only act on behalf of the student user message but also provide a message to be displayed only to the instructor user, thereby prompting messaging in the talk room and activating communication. .
- the processing flow S200 of FIG. 13 will be described with the screen 33 of FIG.
- the process flow S200 of FIG. 13 is inherited from the process flow S100 of FIG.
- the example of the message 43a generated in S150 of FIG. 7 is “Mari Tanaka, I'm so tired this week! Looking back on the diet for a week, the intake of sugar is conspicuous, so don't take too much Let ’s be careful, and try to get more protein. ”
- the message 43a is generated based on the history information of messaging between the instructor user and the student user and the updated health information of the student user.
- the message 43a has a message classification “for student users” and a message type “advice”, and its display index is set to “non-display” (FIG. 10). That is, in S180, the message 43a is not displayed on the student user screen, but is displayed only on the instructor user screen 33 (FIG. 14).
- the message supply unit 158 first determines whether the message classification of the target message is “for student users” and the message type is “advice” (S210). When S210 is Yes, the screen generation unit 160 displays the message on the instructor user screen with further options added to the message (S220). In the example of FIG. 14, on the instructor user screen 33, buttons of “approval” 55a, “edit” 55b, and “non-approval” 55c are added as options in addition to the message 43a. The instructor user can select these buttons 55a to 55c through an operation on the touch panel.
- the input unit 251 receives an input for the above options (S230).
- the input is to select “edit” (S240)
- the message displayed on the leader user screen can be edited by the leader user. That is, the input unit 251 receives an input for editing a message (S250).
- the instructor user can freely modify the message 43 a generated by the virtual user to a more appropriate one according to the actual situation of the student user by selecting “edit” 55 b.
- the input unit 251 further receives an input regarding message approval from the instructor user. If S240 is No, an input regarding message approval may be received without going through the message of S250.
- the message supply unit 158 updates the display index of the target message from “non-display” to “display” (S260).
- the screen generation unit 160 newly arranges the target message on the student user screen in accordance with the update of the display index. That is, the target message is displayed on the student user screen (S270).
- the display indicator of the target message remains “non-display” and the target message is not placed on the student user screen.
- the message classification is “for student users” and the message type is “advice”
- the message is first displayed on the instructor user screen, and the instructor user is displayed. Is displayed on the student user screen for the first time after editing and / or approval. Thereby, more appropriate messaging can be performed to the student user.
- the virtual user can autonomously determine the next operation according to the progress of the messaging.
- the virtual user can promote messaging in the talk room by performing messaging to the student user on behalf of the instructor user. Communication between the instructor user and the student user can be made efficient and active. Further, by making it possible to edit a message generated by a virtual user, messaging can be made more appropriate.
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- トークルームを介したメッセージングのための方法であって、第1ユーザを補助するためにコンピュータによって実装された仮想ユーザによる、
前記トークルームにおけるメッセージングの履歴および第2ユーザの健康情報に基づいて、前記第1ユーザまたは前記第2ユーザ向けのメッセージを動的に生成するステップと、
前記メッセージを、前記第1ユーザに関連付けて前記トークルームに供給するステップと、
前記メッセージの供給に応じて、前記履歴を更新するステップと、
前記トークルームに関連付けられる、前記第1ユーザに提示される第1画面および前記第2ユーザに提示される第2画面を生成するステップと、を含み、
前記第1画面および前記第2画面のそれぞれにおいて、前記履歴が、メッセージングを行った前記第1ユーザおよび前記仮想ユーザによる組と前記第2ユーザによる組とに分類されて経時的に配置される、方法。 - 請求項1記載の方法において、
前記メッセージを前記第2ユーザに提示するかについての第1指標が、前記メッセージに関連付けられ、
前記第1画面および前記第2画面において、前記第1指標が前記メッセージを前記第2ユーザに提示することを示す場合に、前記メッセージが前記第1ユーザによるメッセージングとして配置される、方法。 - 請求項2記載の方法において、
前記第2画面において、前記第1指標が前記メッセージを前記第2ユーザに提示しないことを示す場合に、前記メッセージは配置されない、方法。 - 請求項2または3記載の方法において、前記第1指標が前記メッセージを第2ユーザに提示すべきではないことを示す場合に、前記メッセージを供給するステップが、
前記メッセージを、前記第2画面に表示することの承認を含む選択肢と共に前記第1画面に表示するステップと、
前記第1画面において、前記選択肢に対する前記第1ユーザによる入力を受けるステップと、
前記入力が前記承認を示す場合に、前記第1指標が前記メッセージを第2ユーザに提示すべきことを示すように前記第1指標を更新するステップと、を含み、
前記第2画面において前記メッセージが配置される、方法。 - 請求項4記載の方法において、前記第1画面に表示された前記メッセージが前記第1ユーザによって編集可能である、方法。
- 前記第1画面および前記第2画面において、前記メッセージが前記仮想ユーザによって供給されたことを示す第2指標が表示される、請求項1から5の何れか一項記載の方法。
- 前記メッセージのフォーマットが、テキストおよび画像を含む、請求項1から6の何れかに記載の方法。
- トークルームを介した第1ユーザおよび第2ユーザ間のメッセージングにおける前記第1ユーザを補助するための方法であって、コンピュータによる、
前記トークルームにおけるメッセージングの履歴および前記第2ユーザの健康情報に基づいて、前記第2ユーザ向けのメッセージを動的に生成するステップと、
前記メッセージを、前記第1ユーザに関連付けて前記トークルームに供給することにより、前記第1ユーザを代行するステップと、
前記メッセージの供給に応じて、前記履歴を更新するステップと、
前記トークルームに関連付けられる、前記第1ユーザに提示される第1画面および前記第2ユーザに提示される第2画面を生成するステップと、を含み、
前記第1画面および前記第2画面のそれぞれにおいて、前記履歴が、メッセージングを行った前記第1ユーザおよび前記コンピュータによる組と前記第2ユーザによる組とに分類されて経時的に配置される、方法。 - 請求項8記載の方法において、前記第1ユーザを代行するステップが、
前記メッセージを、前記第2画面に表示することの承認を含む選択肢と共に前記第1画面に表示するステップと、
前記第1画面において、前記選択肢に対する前記第1ユーザによる入力を受けるステップと、
を含み、前記入力が前記承認を示す場合に、前記第2画面において前記メッセージが配置される、方法。 - 請求項9記載の方法において、前記第1画面に表示された前記メッセージが前記第1ユーザによって編集可能である、方法。
- 請求項1から10の何れか一項に記載の方法を前記コンピュータに実行させるプログラム。
- トークルームを介したメッセージングのための情報処理装置であって、
サービスを提供する第1ユーザと、前記サービスを提供される第2ユーザとの関係を管理し、前記トークルームにおける前記第1ユーザおよび前記第2ユーザ間のメッセージングの履歴を管理する管理部と、
前記第1ユーザの補助を行う仮想ユーザを実装する仮想ユーザ部であって、
前記履歴を分析する分析部と、
前記分析および前記第2ユーザの健康情報に応じて、メッセージを動的に生成するメッセージ生成部と、
前記メッセージを前記第1ユーザに関連付けて前記トークルームに供給する供給部と、
前記供給されたメッセージに関し、前記履歴を更新する更新部と、
を備える仮想ユーザ部と、
前記更新された履歴に基づいて、前記トークルームに関連付けられる、前記第1ユーザに提示される第1画面と前記第2ユーザに提示される第2画面とを生成する画面生成部と、
を備え、
前記第1画面および前記第2画面において、前記履歴が、メッセージングを行った前記第1ユーザおよび前記仮想ユーザによる組と前記第2ユーザによる組とに分類されて経時的に配置される、情報処理装置。
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