Georgetown Software House, Inc.

Ez-Xbrl Solutions, Inc.

Fannie Mae

Bediako Ntodi George

Srinivas Murty

Syamantak Thakur

Timothy M McLuckie

Jateendra Gullapalli

Jaykumar Menon

Shaun E Ross

Ana C Lapera

Ted Belay

Archibald Marcel Èdouard Pontier

Scott Nestor

Abbas Valliani

The present teachings include techniques and systems for processing spreadsheets at the level of a worksheet or another collection of cells, including the fragmenting of spreadsheets. For example, a spreadsheet may include one or more input worksheets, output worksheets, and/or transient worksheets, where transient worksheets utilize input data in input worksheets to facilitate creation of output data in output worksheets. In particular, fragmenting a spreadsheet may include determining, for each output worksheet, what input and transient worksheets are needed to create output data in the output worksheet, and then creating a plurality of fragments therefrom. Thus, fragmenting a spreadsheet may include a temporal and/or physical decoupling of the spreadsheet's worksheets. This can be useful for, inter alia, understanding the relationships between a plurality of worksheets, isolating certain processing tasks, editing or interchanging worksheets, and/or for improving computational performance, e.g., by routing particular fragments to appropriate computational resources for processing thereof.

Fragmenting spreadsheets

An aspect of the present teachings generally includes a data processing platform (e.g., a platform hosted by a remote computing resource) that analyzes and compiles information contained in a source spreadsheet, e.g., to ascertain how the source spreadsheet manipulates input data. The data processing platform may create an encrypted file related to the source spreadsheet that includes transformed input data and/or directives that define functionality of the source spreadsheet, e.g., where the encrypted file is specifically tailored for use on the data processing platform for a particular user or set of users. Also, or instead, the data processing platform may create or otherwise utilize one or more runtimes that, when executed in conjunction with the encrypted file, can mimic functionality of the source spreadsheet and/or other useful functionality applied to the input data or other disparate data.

Systems and techniques for securely processing disparate data sets in spreadsheets

The association of semantic labels with content may be facilitated. In particular, the content in the sentences, labels, headers, text, and/or other context that surround a fact may provide information descriptive for a semantic label that has been applied to the sentence and/or fact. By analyzing some of these implicit semantic associations between semantic labels and facts (numeric or otherwise), suggestions for semantic labels may be made for previously labeled or unlabeled facts. The labels that are suggested may include suggestions for concepts, members, and other structured constructs.

System and method for facilitating associating semantic labels with content

This disclosure relates to facilitating the association of structured content in a structured document with unstructured content in an unstructured document. The system described herein may be configured to facilitate the association by linking numeric instances in the structured document to corresponding numeric instances in the unstructured document. In some implementations, the system may be configured to link the numeric instances in the structured document to the corresponding numeric instances the unstructured document based on a uniqueness of the numeric instances in the structured document, structural information assigned to non-unique numeric instances, structural information assigned to unique numeric instances related to the non-unique numeric instances, unstructured contextual information related to non-unique numeric instances, and/or other information. In some implementations, the system may include one or more of one or more processors, a user interface, a display, electronic storage, and/or other components.

System and method to facilitate the association of structured content in a structured document with unstructured content in an unstructured document

A computerized accounting system is described herein. At least a portion of the accounting system may have a service oriented architecture. The accounting system may include an accounting service that is capable of storing versioned accounting policies. The various accounting policies may be used to process accounting data to determine the effect of the various accounting policies on the financial results. Also, the accounting system may include an event processing framework which, in one embodiment, may be used to amortize loans, securities and/or guaranty fee items.

Accounting system and method

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