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Learning device with continuous configuration capability

  • US 9,747,554 B2
  • Filed: 05/23/2014
  • Issued: 08/29/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/24/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for continuous configuration of a first learning device, comprising:

  • storing, by the first learning device, events obtained while in a monitoring mode;

    activating, by the first learning device, a first triggered mode for a first reflex when at least one of the stored events corresponds to a first trigger pattern associated with the first reflex, wherein the first reflex indicates a correlation between at least the first trigger pattern and a predetermined action;

    determining whether the first reflex has a trigger weight exceeding a trigger weight threshold;

    conducting the predetermined action associated with the first reflex in response to determining that the trigger weight associated with the first reflex exceeds the trigger weight threshold;

    obtaining at least one additional event while in the first triggered mode;

    determining whether the at least one additional event corresponds to a first correction pattern or a first reward pattern;

    adjusting the trigger weight of the first reflex when the at least one additional event corresponds to at least one of the first correction pattern and the first reward pattern associated with the first reflex and occurring in response to conducting the predetermined action, wherein the adjustment to the trigger weight of the first reflex is different in response to determining that the at least one additional event corresponds to the first correction pattern, than the adjustment to the trigger weight in response to determining that the at least one additional event corresponds to the first reward pattern; and

    creating a second reflex with a second trigger pattern, a second correction pattern, and a second reward pattern when the at least one additional event does not correspond to at least one of the first trigger pattern, the first correction pattern, and the first reward pattern associated with the first reflex.

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