Caret Holdings, Inc.

Root, Inc.

Daniel Craig Manges

James Wilbert Devine

Michael A Panetta

Structured data comprising primary data is transformed into object-based data comprising the primary data and at least one search function. The object-based data when loaded into memory provides the search function as executable instructions for an object instance. When an application calls the object instance with search terms as input, the search terms are located within the primary data (which is loaded into memory) by the search function, and the object instance returns corresponding field values from the primary data associated with the search terms to the application.

Object-based search processing

An Application Programming Interface (API) call that is directed from a first application to a second application is intercepted. A first version number is identified for the first application and a second version number is identified for the second application. One or more transformations are processed on the API call to produce a compatible API call that is compatible with the second application. The compatible API call is provided to the second application for processing on behalf of the first application.

Adaptive application version integration support

A determination is made that a mobile device is associated with a reference activity of a user based on motion, orientation, rotational, magnetic field, and/or location data provided by sensors of the device. Activity data associated with the reference activity is obtained from the sensor-provided data. The activity data is recorded on the device for a configured period of time after which it is determined that the device is no longer performing the reference activity. The retained activity data for the reference activity is sent from the device to a network-based behavior analyzer when a network connection is available from the device. The network-based behavior analyzer derives user behaviors for the reference activity based on the activity data.

Passively capturing and monitoring device behaviors

Input records are obtained based on a request to process an application. References to the input records are stored as entries in a queue. A total thread number for threads and a total server number for servers are determined. The threads are initiated on the servers and are asynchronously processed in parallel on the servers. Each thread obtains a reference from a unique entry of the queue, marks that entry as being addressed, processes the input record corresponding to the entry using values provided with a request to process the application, stores results associated with processing the input record in a data store, and iterates back to obtain a next unique entry from the queue until every entry of the queue is marked as having been addressed. When every entry of the queue is marked, a reference is returned to the data store as application results for processing the application.

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Powell, OH, United States of America

Daniel Craig Manges