Microsoft patents method to save resources when using AI on large documents
This filing describes a way to make AI systems use less memory and processing power when analyzing large amounts of text. It works by breaking documents into smaller, overlapping pieces, finding key ideas within them, and then adjusting the size of those pieces to improve the connections between those ideas.
In the filing’s own words
This document relates to providing meaningful information relating to a dataset. One example can chunk source documents into overlapping text chunks having a first size and extract concepts in the text chunks. The example can create a co-occurrence graph of the concepts and refine the co-occurrence graph by changing to a second chunk size.
What exactly they claim (claim 1)
1. A device-implemented method comprising: chunking source documents into overlapping text chunks having a first size; extracting concepts in the text chunks; creating a co-occurrence graph of the concepts; and, refining the co-occurrence graph by changing to a second chunk size.
Facts
- Company
- Microsoft (Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC)
- Official title
- Resource Conserving GraphRAG
- Publication number
- US20260300370A1
- Application number
- 19096188
- Filed
- Mar 31, 2025
- Published
- Oct 1, 2026
- Inventors
- 3
- Claims
- 20
Classified under
G06F 16/367 Physics & computingG06F 40/289 Physics & computingMore from Microsoft in AI & software
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Summaries are simplified from the filing’s own abstract and first claim. A patent filing is not a product announcement.
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