INTERACTION MODELING LANGUAGE AND CATEGORIZATION SCHEMA FOR INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS

Abstract: in various examples, an interactive agent platform that hosts development and/or deployment of an interactive agent may provide an interpreter or compiler that interprets or executes code written in the interaction modeling language, and a designer may provide customized code written in the interaction modeling language for the interpreter to execute. the interaction modeling language may be used to define a flow of interactions that instruct the interpreter what actions or events to generate in response to a sequence of detected and/or executed human-machine interactions. the interaction categorization schema may classify interactions by standardized interaction modality and/or corresponding standardized action category. as such, a flow may be used to model an agent intent or inferred user intent, which a designer may use to build more complex interaction patterns with the interactive agent.

Inventor(s): Christian Eduard Schüller, Razvan Dinu, Severin Achill Klingler, Pascal Joël Bérard

CPC Classification: H04L51/02 (using automatic reactions or user delegation, e.g. automatic replies or chatbot-generated messages)

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