US20250330378
2025-10-23
Electricity
H04L41/0823
The patent application discusses an innovative approach to solving optimization problems using natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning techniques. It primarily focuses on transforming natural language statements into structured models that can be used to generate solutions. This process involves selecting appropriate templates from a set of predefined ones and constructing a model based on these templates, ultimately resulting in a validated solution.
The need for this technology arises from the complexity of provisioning communication services in modern networks. Network personnel often express constraints in natural language, which are not easily translated into actionable instructions for machines. Current tools are inadequate, requiring advanced knowledge to handle optimization tasks efficiently. This patent addresses these challenges by simplifying the interface and making optimization accessible to users with varying levels of expertise.
The process begins by obtaining a natural language statement of the problem. The system analyzes this statement to select a suitable template from multiple options. Using the selected template, it generates a definition for the problem and constructs a corresponding model. The model is then validated to ensure its accuracy and effectiveness in providing solutions.
The described system includes various components such as processing systems and communication networks, which facilitate the conversion of natural language inputs into structured models. The network comprises elements like base stations, access terminals, and switching devices, supporting different types of access like broadband, wireless, voice, and media. These components work together to provide comprehensive solutions across diverse communication platforms.
This technology is applicable across multiple domains within communication networks, including broadband access, mobile communications, and media distribution. It leverages existing infrastructure like DSLAMs, base stations, and media terminals to enhance service provisioning. By integrating content sources such as broadcast networks and streaming services, the system can optimize resource allocation and improve overall network efficiency.