18292354. MATCHING DEVICE, MATCHING METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM simplified abstract (NEC Corporation)
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MATCHING DEVICE, MATCHING METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM
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Kosuke Nishihara of Tokyo (JP)
MATCHING DEVICE, MATCHING METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18292354 titled 'MATCHING DEVICE, MATCHING METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM
The patent application describes a matching device that utilizes priority setting means to arrange scores based on desired conditions of users and providers, as well as a priority interchange means to interchange priorities.
- Priority setting means arrange scores in descending order based on desired conditions of users and providers.
- Priority interchange means interchange first or second priorities to set at least third or fourth priorities.
- Matching process performs matching based on combinations of the first to fourth priorities.
- Matching result selection selects a final matching result from the first and second matching processes.
Potential Applications: This technology can be applied in various industries such as online marketplaces, job matching platforms, and dating apps. Problems Solved: The technology helps efficiently match users with providers based on their desired conditions, improving overall satisfaction. Benefits: Enhanced user experience, increased efficiency in matching processes, and improved satisfaction for both users and providers. Commercial Applications: This technology can be used in e-commerce platforms, recruitment agencies, and service provider directories to optimize matching processes and improve customer satisfaction.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the priority setting means improve the matching process? The priority setting means arranges scores based on desired conditions, ensuring better matches. 2. What are the potential drawbacks of using a priority interchange means in the matching device? The interchange of priorities may lead to suboptimal matches in some cases.
Original Abstract Submitted
In a matching device, a priority setting means sets first priorities by arranging scores in a descending order which are assigned based on desired conditions of users who receive a service, and also sets second priorities by arranging scores in the descending order which are assigned based on desired conditions of providers. A priority interchange means sets at least third priorities in which the first priorities are interchanged or fourth priorities in which the second priorities are interchanged. A matching process means performs first and second matching processes based on combinations of the first to fourth priorities. A matching result selection means selects, as a final matching result, one of a first matching result acquired by the first matching process and a second matching result acquired by the second matching process.
