This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Mastercard International Incorporated. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: James Conway: Inventor in Dublin
Introduction
James Conway is an inventor based in Dublin, Ireland. His work includes inventions related to blockchain transaction analysis and methods for testing models using multivariate data. He is associated with Mastercard International Incorporated and holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Conway’s latest patents address data analysis and model evaluation.
“Transaction Analysis and Visualisation” describes a computer-implemented method for decomposing blockchain data for analysis and display. The method selects a range of blocks, unpacks transactions into tables of input and output data, and aggregates entity and transaction information into a block analysis table. The patent also describes a computing-network node and a computer program product for implementing the method.
“Computer-Implemented Method and System for Testing a Model” presents a method for assessing a model that represents parametric relationships among channels of multivariate data. It compares observed data with a control dataset generated based on the model, calculates p-values for sample subsets, and evaluates differences between the resulting distributions to determine whether the model is accurate.
Career Highlights
Conway’s listed inventions apply computational methods to complex data. His blockchain-related work organizes transaction information for analysis, while his model-testing invention uses statistical comparisons to assess model accuracy. He is associated with Mastercard International Incorporated.
Collaborations
Conway’s listed coworkers include Quentin Bragard and Mohit Taneja.
Conclusion
James Conway’s patent work spans blockchain transaction visualization and statistical model testing, reflecting a focus on computational approaches to analyzing data.
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