Christopher Garcia Cordova

Title: Christopher Garcia Cordova and Metadata Processing

Introduction

Christopher Garcia Cordova is an inventor associated with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Astrata, Inc. His patent work addresses methods for processing and enriching document metadata.

Latest Patents

Cordova is credited with 1 patent, titled “Metadata Processing.” The invention describes methods, systems, and computer programs for augmenting document metadata. A method accesses a document containing existing metadata values and identifies metadata types for which additional values can be added. It then selects suitable value-extraction processes, uses them to determine a value from the document, and stores that value as part of the document’s metadata. The approach is designed to support metadata that can be used in natural language processing.

Career Highlights

Cordova’s listed patent highlights his work on automated metadata extraction and document processing. By selecting extraction processes according to metadata type, the disclosed method provides a structured way to add relevant information to documents.

Collaborations

Cordova’s listed coworkers include Eugene Tseytlin and Melissa Weller. His company affiliation is Astrata, Inc.

Conclusion

Christopher Garcia Cordova’s patent focuses on enriching document metadata through type-specific extraction processes, connecting his inventive work with natural language processing and document organization.