Invention Title:

CREATING USER INTERFACE USING MACHINE LEARNING

Publication number:

US20250181328

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Section:

Physics

Class:

G06F8/38

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Smart overview of the Invention

The patent application describes a method for generating graphical user interfaces (GUIs) using machine learning models. The system takes natural language descriptions of high-level design goals and translates them into UI mock-ups. This process leverages deep-learning techniques to bridge the gap between textual descriptions and visual UI elements, streamlining the design process for developers.

Technical Approach

The core method involves training a machine learning model with a dataset that includes pairs of graphical user interfaces and their corresponding textual descriptions. Each GUI is broken down into graphical elements, and data is generated to describe the attributes and positions of these elements. The textual descriptions are converted into embedding vectors using pre-trained word embedding models. The machine learning model learns to predict GUI elements based on these embeddings.

Model Architecture

A transformer-based model is utilized, featuring an encoder to process the textual description embeddings and a decoder for the graphical attribute data. The model generates prediction data that indicates which graphical elements should be included in the GUI and their respective positions. This approach allows for the automatic generation of GUIs from text inputs, significantly reducing design time and effort.

Training and Optimization

The training process involves adjusting model parameters based on a loss function that minimizes errors between predicted and actual GUI elements. Techniques such as selecting embedding pairs and minimizing distances between vectors are employed to refine the model's accuracy. This iterative process ensures that the model effectively learns the relationships between textual descriptions and corresponding GUIs.

Advantages

Compared to traditional GUI development methods, which require substantial time and resources, this automated approach offers significant efficiency gains. By using machine learning models to generate GUIs from text descriptions, developers can quickly produce prototypes that meet design requirements, facilitating faster feedback and iteration cycles. This innovation not only saves time but also enhances the responsiveness and effectiveness of user-device interactions.