This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Arizona State University. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Kristen Jaskie: Inventor in Photovoltaic Fault Detection
Introduction
Kristen Jaskie is an inventor associated with Arizona State University in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her patent work addresses methods for identifying and classifying faults in photovoltaic arrays.
Latest Patents
Jaskie is named on 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for Photovoltaic Fault Detection Using a Feedback-Enhanced Positive Unlabeled Learning.” The invention describes a system that uses limited labeled data to classify photovoltaic-array faults. It builds on positive-unlabeled learning techniques by adding a feedback loop that expands the features considered in operational data according to their learned importance.
Career Highlights
Jaskie’s patent reflects research focused on applying machine-learning methods to photovoltaic system monitoring. The approach is designed to help identify faults when only a relatively small amount of labeled data is available.
Collaborations
The patent lists Joshua Martin and Andreas Spanias among Jaskie’s collaborators. Their work connects photovoltaic fault detection with data-driven classification methods.
Conclusion
Kristen Jaskie’s patented work contributes a feedback-enhanced learning approach for detecting and classifying faults in photovoltaic arrays.
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