Assulin Ohad , HUJI, School of Computer Science and Engineering
Loewenstein Yonatan, HUJI, Faculty of Science, The Interdisciplinary Center for Neural Computation
Ziv Assif, HUJI, School of Computer Science and Engineering
Application reduces number of operations for follow-up calls
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Categories |
Mobile applications, Smart phones, Data mining, Machine Learning |
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Development Stage |
Alpha version |
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Patent Status |
Provisional application filed |
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Market |
The global smartphone application market reached $2.2 billion in the first six months of 2010, to reach $15 billion by 2013. |
Highlights
Our Innovation
Key Features
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The application places a widget that holds the names and images of contacts on the Smartphone's desktop.
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An ongoing Machine-Learning algorithm operates in the background and predicts the next outgoing calls.
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The widget is periodically updated with the algorithm's latest predictions.
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Clicking a contact on the widget triggers an outgoing call to that contact.
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The application allows privacy settings such as blocking specific contacts from being displayed in the widget.
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While learning the user's specific behaviour, the application suggests staying in hibernation mode. Only after achieving satisfactory predictions, the application presents itself to the user.
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The application is optimized for minimum battery consumption.
Development Milestones
The Opportunity