System, program product and method for generating entailments, the system comprising an input component to obtain input data; a comparator comparing input data to a group of term sets comprising key words, definitions, and relationships for areas of interest; a term selector to select terms and load into memory; an inference rule selector to select, based on selected terms and input data, inference rules; a historical data selector to select, based on the selected terms and the selected inference rules, a subset of historical data; a rules engine to generate new entailments based on the input data, subset of historical data, selected terms, and inference rules; repeating steps for each entailment; a storing component to store the input data and new entailments; obtaining output data based on the input data, the new entailments, the subset of historical data, the output data, for user utilization.
Please help me write a proper abstract based on the patent claims. CLAIM: 1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium with computer instructions therein for generating entailments when the computer instructions are executed by one or more computers, the computer instructions comprising the steps: (a) obtaining, by the one or more computers, via one or more communication networks, input data of a user comprising one or more selected from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences, where the input data may be semantically structured and/or non-semantically structured; (b) comparing, by the one or more computers, the input data to a group of term sets, where a term set comprises one or more selected from the group of key words, definitions, and relationships for an area of interest; (c) determining, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on results of the comparing step, selected terms, where the selected terms comprise a plurality of key words and/or definitions and/or relationships from the group of term sets, and loading the selected terms into memory, which is non-persistent; (d) selecting, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the selected terms and the input data, a plurality of inference rules from a rules resource, and loading the plurality of inference rules into the memory; (e) selecting, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the selected terms and the plurality of inference rules from a historical user data datastore, a subset of historical user data comprising past input data of the user and previously generated entailments of the user, where an entailment is an automatically-machine-generated conclusion of an inference rule, and loading the subset of the historical user data into the memory; (f) generating by firing one or more of the inference rules, using a rules engine configured in the one or more computers, one or more new entailments based at least in part on the input data, the subset of historical user data, the selected terms, and the inference rules; (g) when a new entailment is generated, repeating steps (a)-(f), for each entailment generated, treating the new entailment as input data in the performance of the steps; (h) storing or having stored, by the one or more computers, in the historical user data datastore as historical user data of the user, the input data and all new entailments; (i) obtaining, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, output data comprising one or more from the group of points of interest along a route, predictive routes, and inferred destinations, based at least in part on the input data, the new entailments, the subset of historical user data, and GPS data; and (j) sending or having sent, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, the output data to a display for user utilization. 2. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the input data comprises three or more selected from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences. 3. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the input data comprises all from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences. 4. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the term set comprises key words, definitions, and relationships for an area of interest. 5. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the selected terms comprise key words, definitions, and relationships from the group of term sets. 6. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, further comprising instantiating, by the one or more computers, semantically structured input data, based at least in part on the selected terms and non-semantically-structured input data. 7. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the input data and all new entailments stored as historical user data of the user are tagged with provenance. 8. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the output data further comprises one or more from the group of calendar event reminders and reordered search results, obtained by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the input data, the new entailments, the subset of historical user data, and the GPS data. 9. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 1, wherein the GPS data comprises route segment data, wherein a route segment comprises a GPS start point and a GPS end point. 10. A non-transitory computer-readable medium with computer instructions therein for creating a route when the computer instructions are executed by one or more computers, the computer instructions comprising the steps: (a) obtaining, by one or more computers, via one or more communication networks, a first GPS point of a user; (b) obtaining, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, based on a GPS point obtained most recently, one or more route segments, where a route segment comprises a GPS start point and a GPS end point; (c) loading, by the one or more computers, the one or more route segments into memory; (d) obtaining, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, a present GPS point of the user that is subsequent in time to the first GPS point of the user; (e) comparing, by the one or more computers, the present GPS point to each of the route segments in memory; (f) removing, by the one or more computers, from memory, each route segment for which results of the comparing step of (e) indicate the present GPS point is not located on that route segment; (g) repeating steps (d)-(g), until results of the comparing step of (e) indicate the present GPS point is located on only a single one of the route segments in memory; (h) adding, by the one or more computers, the single route segment as part of a series of route segments representing an actual route; (i) executing, by the one or more computers, an algorithm that determines whether a destination has been reached; (j) repeating steps (b)-(j), while results of the executing step of (i) indicate the destination has not been reached; and (k) storing or having stored, by the one or more computers, as historical user data tagged with provenance, the series of route segments as a previous route in a historical user data datastore. 11. The non-transitory computer-readable medium as defined in claim 10, further comprising: (n) comparing, by the one or more computers, the first GPS point of the user with an origin point of each previous route of the user, where a previous route is historical user data of a user comprising a series of route segments in which a GPS end point of one route segment is a GPS start point of another route segment, and where an origin point of a route is a GPS start point of a route segment beginning the series of route segments; (o) determining, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the comparison, a plurality of previous routes whose origin points are within a threshold of the first GPS point of the user, and loading the plurality of previous routes into memory; (p) calculating, by the one or more computers, an inferred route, based at least in part on calendar events of the user, time of day, previous routes in memory, number of times each previous route in memory was taken, and/or user preferences; (q) obtaining, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, a plurality of points of interest based on the inferred route and historical user data of the user; (r) sending, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, the inferred route, the previous routes in memory, an inferred destination, which is a route segment ending the series of route segments of the inferred route, and the plurality of points of interest to a display for user utilization; (s) comparing, by the one or more computers, the single route segment with the route segments of the inferred route and of each of the previous routes in memory; (t) removing, by the one or more computers, from memory any route which does not contain the single route segment; and repeating steps (p)-(r); and (u) repeating steps (s)-(t) whenever results of the comparing step of (e) indicate the present GPS point is located on only a single one of the route segments in memory. 12. A system for generating entailments comprising: one or more computers configured to: (a) obtain, using an input component configured in the one or more computers, via one or more communication networks, input data of a user comprising one or more selected from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences, where the input data may be semantically structured and/or non-semantically structured; (b) compare, using a comparator configured in the one or more computers, the input data to a group of term sets, where a term set comprises one or more selected from the group of key words, definitions, and relationships for an area of interest; (c) determine, using a term selector configured in the one or more computers, based at least in part on results of the comparing step, selected terms, where the selected terms comprise a plurality of key words and/or definitions and/or relationships from the group of term sets, and loading the selected terms into memory, which is non-persistent; (d) select, using an inference rule selector configured in the one or more computers, based at least in part on the selected terms and the input data, a plurality of inference rules from a rules resource, and loading the plurality of inference rules into the memory; (e) select, using a historical data selector configured in the one or more computers, based at least in part on the selected terms and the plurality of inference rules from a historical user data datastore, a subset of historical user data comprising past input data of the user and previously generated entailments of the user, where an entailment is an automatically-machine-generated conclusion of an inference rule, and loading the subset of the historical user data into the memory; (f) generate by firing one or more of the inference rules, using a rules engine configured in the one or more computers, one or more new entailments based at least in part on the input data, the subset of historical user data, the selected terms, and the inference rules; (g) when a new entailment is generated, repeat steps (a)-(f), for each entailment generated, treating the new entailment as input data in the performance of the steps; (h) store or have stored, by the one or more computers, in the historical user data datastore as historical user data of the user, the input data and all new entailments; (i) obtain, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, output data comprising one or more from the group of points of interest along a route, predictive routes, and inferred destinations, based at least in part on the input data, the new entailments, the subset of historical user data, and GPS data; and (j) send or have sent, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, the output data to a display for user utilization. 13. The system as defined in claim 12, wherein the input data comprises three or more selected from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences. 14. The system as defined in claim 12, wherein the input data comprises all from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences. 15. The system as defined in claim 12, wherein the selected terms comprise key words, definitions, and relationships from the group of term sets. 16. The system as defined in claim 12, wherein the GPS data comprises route segment data, wherein a route segment comprises a GPS start point and a GPS end point. 17. A system for creating a route when the computer instructions are executed, comprising: one or more computers, configured with computer instructions to: (a) obtain, by the one or more computers, via one or more communication networks, a first GPS point of a user; (b) obtain, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, based on a GPS point obtained most recently, one or more route segments, where a route segment comprises a GPS start point and a GPS end point; (c) load, by the one or more computers, the one or more route segments into memory; (d) obtain, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, a present GPS point of the user that is subsequent in time to the first GPS point of the user; (e) compare, by the one or more computers, the present GPS point to each of the route segments in memory; (f) remove, by the one or more computers, from memory, each route segment for which results of the comparing step of (e) indicate the present GPS point is not located on that route segment; (g) repeat steps (d)-(g), until results of the comparing step of (e) indicate the present GPS point is located on only a single one of the route segments in memory; (h) add, by the one or more computers, the single route segment as part of a series of route segments representing an actual route; (i) execute, by the one or more computers, an algorithm that determines whether a destination has been reached; (j) repeat steps (b)-(j), while results of the executing step of (i) indicate the destination has not been reached; and (k) store or have stored, by the one or more computers, as historical user data tagged with provenance, the series of route segments as a previous route in a historical user data datastore. 18. The system as defined in claim 17, further comprising the one or more computers configured to: (n) compare, by the one or more computers, the first GPS point of the user with an origin point of each previous route of the user, where a previous route is historical user data of a user comprising a series of route segments in which a GPS end point of one route segment is a GPS start point of another route segment, and where an origin point of a route is a GPS start point of a route segment beginning the series of route segments; (o) determine, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the comparison, a plurality of previous routes whose origin points are within a threshold of the first GPS point of the user, and loading the plurality of previous routes into memory; (p) calculate, by the one or more computers, an inferred route, based at least in part on calendar events of the user, time of day, previous routes in memory, number of times each previous route in memory was taken, and/or user preferences; (q) obtain, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, a plurality of points of interest based on the inferred route and historical user data of the user; (r) send, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, the inferred route, the previous routes in memory, an inferred destination, which is a route segment ending the series of route segments of the inferred route, and the plurality of points of interest to a display for user utilization; (s) compare, by the one or more computers, the single route segment with the route segments of the inferred route and of each of the previous routes in memory; (t) remove, by the one or more computers, from memory any route which does not contain the single route segment; and repeating steps (p)-(r); and (u) repeat steps (s)-(t) whenever results of the comparing step of (e) indicate the present GPS point is located on only a single one of the route segments in memory. 19. A method for generating entailments, comprising: (a) obtaining, by one or more computers, via one or more communication networks, input data of a user comprising one or more selected from the group of calendar events, GPS data, social network activity, search queries, and user preferences, where the input data may be semantically structured and/or non-semantically structured; (b) comparing, by the one or more computers, the input data to a group of term sets, where a term set comprises one or more selected from the group of key words, definitions, and relationships for an area of interest; (c) determining, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on results of the comparing step, selected terms, where the selected terms comprise a plurality of key words and/or definitions and/or relationships from the group of term sets, and loading the selected terms into memory, which is non-persistent; (d) selecting, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the selected terms and the input data, a plurality of inference rules from a rules resource, and loading the plurality of inference rules into the memory; (e) selecting, by the one or more computers, based at least in part on the selected terms and the plurality of inference rules from a historical user data datastore, a subset of historical user data comprising past input data of the user and previously generated entailments of the user, where an entailment is an automatically-machine-generated conclusion of an inference rule, and loading the subset of the historical user data into the memory; (f) generating by firing one or more of the inference rules, using a rules engine configured in the one or more computers, one or more new entailments based at least in part on the input data, the subset of historical user data, the selected terms, and the inference rules; (g) when a new entailment is generated, repeating steps (a)-(f), for each entailment generated, treating the new entailment as input data in the performance of the steps; (h) storing or having stored, by the one or more computers, in the historical user data datastore as historical user data of the user, the input data and all new entailments; (i) obtaining, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, output data comprising one or more from the group of points of interest along a route, predictive routes, and inferred destinations, based at least in part on the input data, the new entailments, the subset of historical user data, and GPS data; and (j) sending or having sent, by the one or more computers, via the one or more communication networks, the output data to a display for user utilization.