Ambiguity resolution for predictive text entry
CA 2511293 A1 · Owner: Motorola, Inc. · Inventors: Mcevilly, Carlos Isak; Wu, Charles Yimin; Guo, Jin
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A method for resolving ambiguity of predictive text entry such as one used, by a portable electronic device (100) is provided. A user interface of the portable, electronic device (100) includes a processor (206) and an output device (208 210). The processor (206) is configured to receive the first and second data inputs (304, 312, 404, 412) and determine a word pair corresponding to the first and second data, inputs (320, 426). The first data input is associated with a first word and the second, data input is associated with a second word. However the second data input , may, also be associated with words other than the second word. Thus the processor , (206), identifies possible …
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