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Labeled data is a group of samples that have been tagged with one or more labels. Labeling typically takes a set of unlabeled data and augments each piece of that unlabeled data with meaningful tags that are informative. For example, labels might indicate whether a photo contains a horse or a cow, which words were uttered in an audio recording, what type of action is being performed in a video, what the topic of a news article is, what the overall sentiment of a tweet is, whether the dot in an x-ray is a tumor, etc.
Semisupervised autoencoder for sentiment analysis
ActiveUS20180165554A1Reduce biasImprove performanceMathematical modelsKernel methodsLabeled dataComputer science
Owner:THE RES FOUND OF STATE UNIV OF NEW YORK
Intelligent device connection for wireless media ecosystem
InactiveUS20140279889A1Digital data processing detailsDatabase distribution/replicationControl signalLabeled data
Techniques associated with intelligent device connection for wireless media ecosystem are described, including receiving, by a media device, a first control signal from another media device implementing a connection awareness device, the first control signal configured to cause the media device to access data associated with playing a media content being played by the other media device, obtaining marker data from the other media device, the marker data representing a marker associated with the media content, retrieving content data from using the marker data, the content data configured to play the media content starting at a point indicated by the marker data, and sending a second control signal to the other media device, the second control signal configured to indicate a completion of synchronization with the other media device.
Owner:JAWB ACQUISITION LLC
Method for organizing records of database search activity by topical relevance
InactiveUS7194454B2Speed up searchData processing applicationsWeb data indexingOpen sourceThe Internet
A method for organizing records of a database by topical relevance generates statistics on relevance by monitoring search terms used and search paths traversed by a database user community. Records reviewed most often in relation to a given search term are assumed to be most relevant to that search term in the eyes of members of the user community. Additionally, a record reviewed in relation to a plurality of search terms is determined to be related by topical relevance to other records reviewed in relation to that plurality of search terms. Again, a probability is calculated, based on a frequency of record review and search terms used, as a measure of this record topical relevance. An embodiment directed toward Internet searches provides for seeding the probability calculations with information from labeled data available from open source Internet directories. The activities of the user community are monitored, for example, at a proxy server, or by reviewing proxy server logs. Other monitoring points are contemplated.
Owner:SOUND VIEW INNOVATIONS
Mechanism to store information describing a virtual machine in a virtual disk image
ActiveUS20060218544A1Reduce in quantityTightly coupledSoftware simulation/interpretation/emulationMemory systemsExtensibilityOperational system
A mechanism is provided for making information about the virtual disk image file and / or its associated virtual image configuration file more readily available to a user. The virtual disk image file format is expanded to include fields in which information about the data in the file can be stored. Extensible information on file content, compatible HW configurations, compatible host OSes, timeout status, DRM status, patch state, and network topology, tag data for indexing, configuration files, saved state files, operation history data, and the like is stored in a location within a virtual disk image file that can be read without executing the virtual machine. This information can then be used to search the contents of the virtual disk image, to enforce usage policies, to provide extensibility for vendors, and the like.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
Method, system and computer program product for enforcing privacy policies
InactiveUS7877812B2Memory loss protectionDigital data processing detailsInternet privacyLabeled data
A method for enforcing privacy policies associated with data. The method includes accessing a database to identify labeled data in the database, the labeled data associated with a privacy policy. An access node accessing the label data is determined. For the access node accessing the labeled data, it is determined whether the access node applies an authorization test as indicated by the privacy policy. An authorization test is associated with the access node if the access node does not apply necessary authorization indicated by the privacy policy.
Owner:INT BUSINESS MASCH CORP
Data processing system for autonomously building speech identification and tagging data
ActiveUS20090306979A1Natural language data processingSpeech recognitionSpoken languageSpeech identification
A method, system, and computer program product for autonomously transcribing and building tagging data of a conversation. A corpus processing agent monitors a conversation and utilizes a speech recognition agent to identify the spoken languages, speakers, and emotional patterns of speakers of the conversation. While monitoring the conversation, the corpus processing agent determines emotional patterns by monitoring voice modulation of the speakers and evaluating the context of the conversation. When the conversation is complete, the corpus processing agent determines synonyms and paraphrases of spoken words and phrases of the conversation taking into consideration any localized dialect of the speakers. Additionally, metadata of the conversation is created and stored in a link database, for comparison with other processed conversations. A corpus, a transcription of the conversation containing metadata links, is then created. The corpus processing agent also determines the frequency of spoken keywords and phrases and compiles a popularity index.
Owner:NUANCE COMM INC
Apparatus and methods for dynamic bandwidth allocation
A system capable of dynamically reserving bandwidth and adjusting bandwidth reservations for active sessions of data communication in a data communications device is provided. The system generally separates the operation of bandwidth allocation and adjustment from the operation of data transport through the device, thereby allowing bandwidth reservations and adjustments to be made without disturbing sessions of data communication that are actively being transported through the device. The system can accept requests to allocate or reserve bandwidth in a data communications device using bandwidth reservation protocols such as RSVP. The reservation requests create sender state data that can be used to compute resource allocation data. The resource allocation data can be used to label data storage locations in a data storage mechanism according to the required bandwidth reservations. A data scheduling apparatus, which is ignorant of particular sessions and specific amounts of reserved bandwidth, examines data and deposits data into data storage locations having a label corresponding to a session identification specified in the data, if any. If an unknown or no session identification is specified in the data, the data scheduler deposits data into a data storage location that is unlabeled or that has an unreserved label. Thus session bandwidth is determined by the percentage of labeled data storage locations for the session. Changes in bandwidth reservations are reflected in the separate operation of alterations made in the data storage labeling scheme, and do not affect the data scheduler, or data dequeuing mechanisms, thus allowing data sessions to continue without interruption during bandwidth adjustments.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC
Method and system for utilizing context data tags to catalog data in wireless system
ActiveUS20090024641A1Digital data processing detailsMultiple digital computer combinationsCatalogingContext data
A Wireless mobile communication (WMC) device may maintain user preference information, which is unique to the WMC device capabilities and the device user. The WMC device may modify and / or update the user preference information based on device use and information ascertained from applications running on the WMC device itself; for example scheduling applications. The user preference information may be utilized to create context data tags for generated data on the WMC device. Context data tags may comprise such information as time / date stamping, subject information, and / or location information. The context data tags may be utilized to tag the generated data, enabling continuous and improved cataloging. Improved cataloging may enable improved searchability of tagged data. Tagged data alternatively and / or additionally may be transferred and stored in a remote device for improved and secure back-up storage. The remote device may utilize context data tags for cataloging and storing received data.
Owner:AVAGO TECH INT SALES PTE LTD
Method and apparatus for active annotation of multimedia content
InactiveUS20040205482A1Metadata video data retrievalRecord information storageData setJava annotation
Semantic indexing and retrieval of multimedia content requires that the content is sufficiently annotated. However, the great volumes of multimedia data and diversity of labels make annotation a difficult and costly process. Disclosed is an annotation framework in which supervised training with partially labeled data is facilitated using active learning. The system trains a classifier with a small set of labeled data and subsequently updates the classifier by selecting a subset of the available data-set according to optimization criteria. The process results in propagation of labels to unlabeled data and greatly facilitates the user in annotating large amounts of multimedia content.
Owner:IBM CORP
Method and system for collecting and organizing data corresponding to an event
ActiveUS20090198670A1Digital data processing detailsSpecial data processing applicationsLabeled dataDatabase
A system and method for analyzing data from a plurality of computer environments. The computer environments are authenticated and data is imported to a memory location. The data is converted into a uniform format to enable expedited searching by one or more authenticated users. The data may be marked so that a user may determine which computer environment provided the data. The system may also create one or more indexes of the data to assist one or more users in searching the data.
Owner:FIREEYE SECURITY HLDG US LLC +1
Project workspace prioritization
Prioritization of project workspaces is provided herein. Data items are grouped into project workspaces based on workspace identifiers with which the data items have been tagged. Grouped data items included in a project workspace are tagged with a common workspace identifier that indicates association with a project corresponding to the project workspace, the project including tasks for a user. Priority of the project workspace is determined relative to priority of other project workspaces and based on ascertaining priorities of the tasks of the project by analyzing the grouped data items included in the project workspace. An indication of the priority of the project workspace relative to priority of the other project workspaces is provided for graphical presentation to the user, in order to facilitate focusing the user to a highest priority project workspace of the project workspaces.
Owner:KYNDRYL INC
Method and system for analyzing data related to an event
ActiveUS20090198651A1Digital data processing detailsDatabase distribution/replicationLabeled dataData science
A system and method for analyzing data from a plurality of computer environments. A user may search for computer environments that meet a certain criterion. The computer environments are authenticated and data is copied from the computer environments to a memory location. The data may be marked so that a user may determine which computer environment provided the data. The user may add notations to the data during a review. Changes to data on the computer environments may be provided to a user using a syndication feed.
Owner:FIREEYE SECURITY HLDG US LLC
Method and System for Analyzing Data Related to an Event
InactiveUS20130318038A1Digital data processing detailsDatabase distribution/replicationLabeled dataData science
A system and method for analyzing data from a plurality of computer environments. A user may search for computer environments that meet a certain criterion. The computer environments are authenticated and data is copied from the computer environments to a memory location. The data may be marked so that a user may determine which computer environment provided the data. The user may add notations to the data during a review. Changes to data on the computer environments may be provided to a user using a syndication feed.
Owner:FIREEYE INC
Geographical data markup on a personal digital assistant (PDA)
A method, system, and article of manufacture provide the ability to redline or mark up geographic information on a personal digital assistant (PDA). An application on the PDA is configured to obtain map data from a server and display the map data on a screen of the PDA. Markup data is obtained from a user through a stylus that is used to markup the map displayed on the PDA. A file comprised of the markup data is created and then uploaded from the PDA to the server. Accordingly, the markup data comprises a markup layer that is stored locally on the PDA and uploaded (synchronized) with the server automatically when a list of a set of maps is updated.
Owner:AUTODESK INC
System and methods to effect return of a consumer product
A network server is provided which effects the return of a consumer product. The network server is adapted to present to a client located on the network one or more form pages adapted to elicit consumer information including an identification of the consumer product to be returned and an identification of the present location of the consumer product. The server can receive the consumer information and transmit to the client shipping label data which includes an identification of a destination for the consumer product and of a carrier service. The destination is selected in accordance with the consumer information and without regard to where the consumer product was purchased.
Owner:CANON USA
Method and System for Collecting and Organizing Data Corresponding to an Event
InactiveUS20130318073A1Digital data processing detailsSpecial data processing applicationsLabeled dataDatabase
A system and method for analyzing data from a plurality of computer environments. The computer environments are authenticated and data is imported to a memory location. The data is converted into a uniform format to enable expedited searching by one or more authenticated users. The data may be marked so that a user may determine which computer environment provided the data. The system may also create one or more indexes of the data to assist one or more users in searching the data.
Owner:FIREEYE INC
Ingestible event marker data framework
InactiveUS20110009715A1Physical therapies and activitiesDrug and medicationsLabeled dataData science
The ingestible event marker data framework provides a uniform, comprehensive framework to enable various functions and utilities related to ingestible event marker data (IEM data). The functions and utilities include data and / or information having an aspect of data derived from, collected by, aggregated by, or otherwise associated with, an ingestion event.
Owner:PROTEUS DIGITAL HEALTH INC
Method and system for collaboration during an event
ActiveUS9106630B2Digital data processing detailsUnauthorized memory use protectionEngineeringLabeled data
Owner:FIREEYE SECURITY HLDG US LLC
System and method for interactive electronic media extraction for web page generation
InactiveUS6961897B1Efficient updateExtend the life cycleDigital computer detailsNatural language data processingData warehouseRelational database
A system and method for parsing an electronic media database structure to produce tagged data that preserves the content, links, and electronic media structure. In particular, HyperText Markup Language (HTML) data is generated as an Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) (home page) linked into a relative structure of Web pages to support IETM deployment. An extraction process assesses the functionality associated with each node designated for presentation and builds a virtual Web, based on attributes stored in the IETM database. A series of Web pages with links that hierarchically presents IETM data at run time is produced. The method supports a data warehousing strategy that converts any data type eligible within the relational database. This expands support across multiple types of technical and engineering data. The preferred implementation utilizes a relative addressed pure HTML solution viewable in standard Web browsers. This open system implementation is cross platform and infrastructure independent, requiring no special server software. Retaining the hierarchical structure dictated by the relational database in HTML output enhances the supportability and maintainability of the Web implementation. Updates to this Web implementation can be incrementally applied within the hierarchy (small sections of data) or the entire logical sections of Web data.
Owner:LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP
Method and system for analyzing data related to an event
ActiveUS8566476B2Database distribution/replicationMultiple digital computer combinationsLabeled dataData science
A system and method for analyzing data from a plurality of computer environments. A user may search for computer environments that meet a certain criterion. The computer environments are authenticated and data is copied from the computer environments to a memory location. The data may be marked so that a user may determine which computer environment provided the data. The user may add notations to the data during a review. Changes to data on the computer environments may be provided to a user using a syndication feed.
Owner:FIREEYE SECURITY HLDG US LLC
Automatic labeling of unlabeled text data
InactiveUS6697998B1Digital data information retrievalSpecial data processing applicationsNearest neighbour algorithmNear neighbor
A method of automatically labeling of unlabeled text data can be practiced independent of human intervention, but that does not preclude manual intervention. The method can be used to extract relevant features of unlabeled text data for a keyword search. The method of automated labeling of unlabeled text data uses a document collection as a reference answer set. Members of the answer set are converted to vectors representing centroids of unknown groups of unlabeled text data. Unlabeled text data are clustered relative to the centroids by a nearest neighbor algorithm and the ID of the relevant answer is assigned to all documents in the cluster. At this point in the process, a supervised machine learning algorithm is trained on labeled data, and a classifier for assigning labels to new text data is output. Alternatively, a feature extraction algorithm may be run on classes generated by the step of clustering, and search features output which index the unlabeled text data.
Owner:NUANCE COMM INC
Techniques for Generating Balanced and Class-Independent Training Data From Unlabeled Data Set
InactiveUS20130097103A1Fast convergenceMore balanced setDigital data processing detailsKernel methodsData setLabeled data
Owner:IBM CORP
Apparatus and methods for dynamic bandwidth allocation
InactiveUS20050128951A1Error preventionFrequency-division multiplex detailsDynamic bandwidth allocationData transport
Owner:CISCO TECH INC
Multiple camera video system which displays selected images
InactiveUS7196722B2Quality improvementSmall amount of bandwidthTelevision system detailsColor signal processing circuitsData streamImage resolution
Multiple streams of data are streamed to a user's terminal with images from different cameras. Low resolution thumbnail images tell the user what image streams are available. A focus stream provides high resolution images from a selected camera. A user can switch the focus stream to another stream by clicking on the associated thumbnail. The users can also be provided with a thumbnail of panoramic image. Other data streams sent to the user can contain (a) audio data, (b) interactivity markup data which describes regions of the image which provide interactivity opportunities such as hotspots, (c) presentation markup data which defines how data is presented on the user's screen, (d) a telemetry data stream which can be used for various statistical data. One data stream contains a low quality base image for each data stream which can be enhanced to form a high resolution focus image.
Owner:IMMERSIVE LICENSING
Cryptographic key split combiner
InactiveUS6542608B2Improve securityKey distribution for secure communicationSynchronising transmission/receiving encryption devicesBiometric dataLabeled data
A cryptographic key split combiner, which includes a number of key split generators for generating cryptographic key splits and a key split randomizer for randomizing the cryptographic key splits to produce a cryptographic key, and a process for forming cryptographic keys. Each of the key split generators generates key splits from seed data. The key split generators may include a random split generator for generating a random key split based on reference data. Other key split generators may include a token split generator for generating a token key split based on label data, a console split generator for generating a console key split based on maintenance data, and a biometric split generator for generating a biometric key split based on biometric data. All splits may further be based on static data, which may be updated, for example by modifying a prime number divisor of the static data. The label data may be read from a storage medium, and may include user authorization data. The resulting cryptographic key may be, for example, a stream of symbols, at least one symbol block, or a key matrix.
Owner:TECSEC
Insight and algorithmic clustering for automated synthesis
ActiveUS9336302B1Accurate assessmentImprove liquidityRelational databasesBiostatisticsUser inputLabeled data
A decision support system and method, which receives user inputs comprising: at least one user criterion, and at least one user input tuning parameter representing user tradeoff preferences for producing an output; and selectively produces an output of tagged data from a clustered database in dependence on the at least one user criterion, the at least one user input tuning parameter, and a distance function; receives at least one reference-user input parameter representing the at least one reference-user's analysis of the tagged data and the corresponding user inputs, to adapt the distance function in accordance with the reference-user inputs as a feedback signal; and clusters the database in dependence on at least the distance function, wherein the reference-user acts to optimize the distance function based on the user inputs and the output, and on at least one reference-user inference.
Owner:OOL LLC
Single-entity-single-relation question answering systems, and methods
ActiveUS20190065576A1Accurate answerRelational databasesSpecial data processing applicationsQuestions and answersLabeled data
Provided are systems and methods related to converting unlabeled data into structured and labeled data for answering one or more single-entity-single-relation questions. The systems and methods automates the labeling of data to generate training data for machine learning. The systems and methods identify and import question and answer pairs from an user generated discussion platform and access a knowledge base questions to extract questions by supervised extraction. The extracted questions are further filtered to remove mislabeled questions. When a question is posed, it is parsed for entity and relation, and an answer is identified by searching through the knowledge base.
Owner:RSVP TECH
System and method for data management
InactiveUS7103602B2Exclude dataSmall sizeData processing applicationsSpecial data processing applicationsOperational systemData file
An automated data management system and method for logging, processing, and reporting a large volume of data having different file types, stored on different media, and / or run by different operating systems, includes a first server processor for restoring a plurality of received data files, the data files being capable of being different file types; a file organizing / categorizing processor for organizing the received data files, based on a predetermined user list, into a source directory structure and a destination directory structure; a file logging processor for logging the received data files into a database formed by the source and destination directory structures and identifying a file type of the received data files; a de-duplicate processor for calculating a SHA value of the received data files to determine whether the received data files have duplicates and flagging duplicated data files in the database; an image conversion processor for converting the remaining data files into image files, respectively; and a second server processor for exporting the image files.
Owner:KLDISCOVERY ONTRACK LLC
Automatically adding proper names to a database
InactiveUS7032174B2Data processing applicationsNatural language data processingAddress bookEmail address
The correct spelling of resolved email names is automatically stored in a custom dictionary. Thereafter, a spell checker will recognize the name during the spell checking process, because the name is stored in the custom dictionary and the name will not be incorrectly marked as a spelling error. When an email editor resolves an entered email name, the email editor checks an address book or email name cache to determine whether there is an email address and / or an email display name corresponding to the name. The display name will be used to replace the email name that the user entered into the TO field. Once an email name has been resolved and the display name is provided in the TO field, the email editor will make the name available for adding to a custom dictionary. Once the display name string has been added to the custom dictionary, the email editor and any other client of the custom dictionary (e.g., a word processor) will recognize the name as being properly spelled and the name will not be incorrectly identified as a misspelled word. Additionally, the display name string can be added to any other repository of text strings, such as an auto-completion database and a smart-tags database.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
Method of and apparatus for fast alternate-path rerouting of labeled data packets normally routed over a predetermined primary label switched path upon failure or congestion in the primary path
InactiveUS6813242B1Highly efficient utilization of network resourceQuick checkInterconnection arrangementsError preventionBackup pathLabeled data
A new technique for fast alternate-path automatic rerouting of labeled data packets normally routed over a predetermined primary label switched path upon failure or congestion in the primary path.
Owner:NEXABIT NETWORKS
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