Intellective Ai, Inc.

Other

Omni Ai, Inc.

Behavioral Recognition Systems, Inc.

Charles Richard Morgan

Wesley Kenneth Cobb

Ming-Jung Seow

Aaron Poffenberger

Benjamin A Konosky

Thong Toan Nguyen

Curtis Edward Cole

Cody Shay Falcon

Gang Xu

Kishor Adinath Saitwal

Tao Yang

Lon William Risinger

Dennis Gene Urech

Michael S Yantosca

Alex David Hemsath

Duy Trong Nguyen

David Marvin Solum

David M Solum

Embodiments presented herein describe techniques for generating a linguistic model of input data obtained from a data source (e.g., a video camera). According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, a sequence of symbols is generated based on an ordered stream of normalized vectors generated from the input data. A dictionary of words is generated from combinations of the ordered sequence of symbols based on a frequency at which combinations of symbols appear in the ordered sequence of symbols. A plurality of phrases is generated based an ordered sequence of words from the dictionary observed in the ordered sequence of symbols based on a frequency by which combinations of words in ordered sequence of words appear relative to one another.

Cognitive neuro-linguistic behavior recognition system for multi-sensor data fusion

Embodiments presented herein describe a method for processing streams of data of one or more networked computer systems. According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, an ordered stream of normalized vectors corresponding to information security data obtained from one or more sensors monitoring a computer network is received. A neuro-linguistic model of the information security data is generated by clustering the ordered stream of vectors and assigning a letter to each cluster, outputting an ordered sequence of letters based on a mapping of the ordered stream of normalized vectors to the clusters, building a dictionary of words from of the ordered output of letters, outputting an ordered stream of words based on the ordered output of letters, and generating a plurality of phrases based on the ordered output of words.

Cognitive information security using a behavior recognition system

Cognitive information security using a behavioral recognition system

The present invention is directed toward cup holders which are selectively mountable to a plurality of surfaces to hold cups and containers of beverages particularly in vehicles. The invention provides a holder having a plurality of selectable mounting means whereby the user may select that means most appropriate to the surface on which the holder is to be mounted.

Selectively mountable cup holder

A diffusing baffle assembly (30) for use in diffusing a fog of sprout inhibiter chemical in the discharge of a potato storage ventilation fan centrally positioned in front of the discharge of fan (11) and having a central plenum (31) and with a plurality of elongated channel shaped radial arms (32) attached to central plenum (31) so as to form radially extending channels for the transport of sprout inhibiting chemical from a fogger receiving ring (38) to the ends of radial arms (32). End caps (34) are provided to close off the ends of the chemicals of radial arms (32).

Reverse diffusing baffle for applying sprout inhibitor to stored potatoes

A diffusing baffle assembly (30) for use in diffusing a fog of sprout inhibiter chemical in the discharge of a potato storage ventilation fan centrally positioned in front of the discharge of fan (11) and having a central plenum (31) and with a plurality of elongated channel shaped radial arms (32) attached to central plenum (31) so as to form radially extending channels for the transport of sprout inhibiting chemical from a fogger receiving ring (38) to the ends of radial arms (32). End caps (34) are provided to close off the ends of the channels of radial arms (32).

Diffusing baffle applying sprout inhibitor to stored potatoes

An apparatus for applying sprout inhibiting chemicals to stored potatoes using installed storage air system at a reduced air flow having frequency generator 24 serially connected between power supply control box 23 and fan motor 12 for air supply fan 11 to reduce the frequency of power supply to fan motor 12 in order to reduce the amount of air being delivered to stored potatoes 22 to less than 5 SCFM per ton of potatoes stored. By reducing air flow to less than 5 SCFM loss of sprout inhibiting chemical by agglomeration and impingement with the surfaces of the air handling system is substantially reduced.

Apparatus for applying sprout inhibitor to stored potatoes

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Katy, TX, United States of America

Charles Richard Morgan