Gael Loic Ollivier

Title: Gael Loic Ollivier: Inventor in Distributed Services

Introduction

Gael Loic Ollivier is an inventor associated with Irvine, California, and Stripe, Inc. His patent work addresses how distributed services can be configured to balance predicted risk and expected value.

Latest Patents

Ollivier is named on one patent, “Configuring Execution of a Service in a Distributed Services System.” The invention describes using different sets of machine-learning models to estimate risk and expected value when a distributed system executes a service. It then evaluates possible service configurations and selects an action intended to maximize expected value in light of the predicted risk. The selected action configures the service for a user.

Career Highlights

Ollivier’s documented patent contribution focuses on applying machine learning to service configuration and decision-making in distributed systems. He is associated with Stripe, Inc.

Collaborations

Ollivier’s listed coworkers include Soucindar Hoche and Christopher James Whiten. Their names are provided as colleagues, but the available information does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Gael Loic Ollivier’s patent highlights an approach to configuring distributed services by weighing predicted risk against expected value, and represents his documented contribution among 1 patent.