User profile-based wireless device system level management
First Claim
1. A method to manage a wireless device in a wireless environment, the method comprising:
- predicting a task to be performed by the wireless device and a resource requirement associated with the predicted task, wherein the prediction is based at least, in part, on a profile associated with the wireless device and an operational recommendation associated with the wireless device;
generating a set of instructions to configure the wireless device, wherein the generation of the set of instructions is based at least, in part, on the predicted task, the predicted resource requirement associated with the predicted task, and a quality of service requirement of the wireless device to perform the predicted task; and
providing the generated set of instructions to an operating system of the wireless device, wherein the generated set of instructions is usable by the operating system of the wireless device to manage and allocate resources.
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Abstract
Techniques for user profile-based system level management (SLM) and creation of system level agreements of a wireless device are generally disclosed. In some examples, a predictor may be provided to predict a future task to be performed by a wireless device, including resource requirements, based at least in part on a profile of a user and at least one of a profile of a communication partner the user, an operational recommendation, a performance model or a current state. An optimizer/analyzer may be provided to generate a plurality of instructions to configure the wireless device, based at least in part on the predicted future task and resource requirement, and a quality of service requirement of the wireless device, in anticipation of having to perform the predicted task. In various examples, the predictor and the optimizer/analyzer may form a local or a remotely disposed system level manager.
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20 Claims
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1. A method to manage a wireless device in a wireless environment, the method comprising:
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predicting a task to be performed by the wireless device and a resource requirement associated with the predicted task, wherein the prediction is based at least, in part, on a profile associated with the wireless device and an operational recommendation associated with the wireless device; generating a set of instructions to configure the wireless device, wherein the generation of the set of instructions is based at least, in part, on the predicted task, the predicted resource requirement associated with the predicted task, and a quality of service requirement of the wireless device to perform the predicted task; and providing the generated set of instructions to an operating system of the wireless device, wherein the generated set of instructions is usable by the operating system of the wireless device to manage and allocate resources. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A wireless device, comprising:
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at least one processor configured to perform or cause to be performed; predict a task to be performed by the wireless device and a resource requirement associated with the predicted task, wherein the prediction is based at least, in part, on a profile associated with the wireless device and an operational recommendation associated with the wireless device; generate a set of instructions to configure the wireless device, wherein the generation of the set of instructions is based at least, in part, on the predicted task, the predicted resource requirement associated with the predicted task, and a quality of service requirement of the wireless device to perform the predicted task; and provide the generated set of instructions to an operating system of the wireless device, wherein the generated set of instructions are usable by the operating system of the wireless device to manage and allocate resources; and a user interface communicatively coupled to the at least one processor, wherein the user interface is configured to; inform a user associated with the wireless device about the generated set of instructions; and allow the user associated with the wireless device to overwrite the generated set of instructions. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. An apparatus to manage a wireless device, the apparatus comprising:
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a first processor configured to perform or cause to be performed; predict a task to be performed by the wireless device and a resource requirement associated with the predicted task, wherein the prediction is based at least, in part, on a profile associated with the wireless device and a performance model associated with the wireless device; generate a set of instructions to configure the wireless device, wherein the generation of the set of instructions is based at least, in part, on the predicted task, the predicted resource requirement associated with the predicted task, and a quality of service requirement of the wireless device to perform the predicted task; analyze the generated set of instructions to identify a set of parameters associated with the wireless device, wherein the identified set of parameters are to be configured for the predicted task, and wherein the identified set of parameters are associated with an individual task level optimization and an interaction level optimization of the wireless device; and communicate the identified set of parameters to one of a communication hardware or an operating system of the wireless device; and a second processor, communicatively coupled to the first processor, configured to perform or cause to be performed; analyze metadata, related to the generation of the set of instructions, to generate one or more conclusions associated with the wireless device, wherein the one or more conclusions include information regarding at least one of;
optimization of operational parameters of the wireless device, modeling of performance characteristics of the wireless device, and profiling of one or more attributes of a user associated with the wireless device; andutilize the generated one or more conclusions associated with the wireless device, as feedback for the generation of the set of instructions. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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