Abstract: A computer implemented method is described for conducting text sequence machine learning, the method comprising: receiving an input sequence x=[x1, x2, . . . , xn], to produce a feature vector for a series of hidden states hx=[h1, h2, . . . , hn], wherein the feature vector for the series of hidden states hx is generated by performing pooling over a temporal dimension of all hidden states output by the encoder machine learning data architecture; and extracting from the series of hidden states hx, a mean and a variance parameter, and to encapsulate the mean and the variance parameter as an approximate posterior data structure.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a content filtering system includes a feature list and a learning model. The feature list may be a subset of a dictionary that was used to train the content filtering system to identify classification (e.g., spam, phishing, porn, legitimate text messages, etc.) of text messages during a training stage. The learning model may include representative vectors, each of which represents a particular class of text messages. The learning model and the feature list may be generated in a server computer during the training stage and then subsequently provided to the mobile phone. An incoming text message in the mobile phone may be parsed for occurrences of feature words included in the feature list and then converted to an input vector. The input vector may be compared to the learning model to determine the classification of the incoming text message.