Abstract: A system for providing identifier assignments to a schema(s) according to a binary serialization protocol is disclosed. The system may receive a first schema from a device(s). The first schema may be associated with a first data structure. The system may analyze the first schema in relation to a second schema associated with a second data structure associated with the first data structure. The system may assign, based on the second schema, identifiers to fields of the first data structure associated with the first schema to conform the first data structure to the second schema. The system may store the assigned identifiers in memory based on the second schema. The system may analyze content items corresponding to another data structure received by a network device. The system may determine whether fields of the another data structure are associated with assigned identifiers in the memory, which conform to the second schema.

Abstract: To generating a presentation of user activities occurring over a period of time, location history data that indicates multiple locations a user visited, along with the respective visit times, is received from the user. Using the location history data, a continuous event that begins on a first calendar day and ends on a second calendar day is determined. A representation of the first calendar day as a colloquial day is generated, where the colloquial day includes the entire event, and where the colloquial day at least partially overlaps with the calendar day but does no coincide with the calendar day. The colloquial day is displayed via a user interface.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein may involve methods and systems for automatic generation of a calendar event with structured data from free-form speech. An example method may involve receiving a speech segment, where the speech segment includes a spoken-language description of an event. In some cases, a determination can be made that portions of the spoken-language description correspond to time data, substance of the event, location of the event, and/or event attendees. This determination may then be used to generate a calendar-event object, where a when-field of the calendar-event object is set based on the time data, where a what-field of the calendar-event object is set based on the substance of the event, where a where-field of the calendar-event object is set based on the location of the event and determined location information, and/or where a who-field of the calendar-event object is set based on event-attendees.