Lsi Logic Corporation

Yahoo! Inc.

Lsi Corporation

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Oath Inc.

Calimetrics, Inc.

David Warland

Judith C Powelson

Gerry Pesavento

Pierre Garrigues

Huy X Nguyen

Benjamin Jackson Culpepper

Andrew Douglas Stadlen

Steven Russel Spielman

Ting Zhou

Charles Cadieu

Terrence L Wong

David C Lee

Raghuram Narayan

Jonathan A Zingman

Yung-Cheng Lo

Kunjithapatham Balasubramanian

Ian E Harvey

Yi Ling

John L Fan

Richard L Martin

Hans Henry Hieslmair

Jason M Stinebaugh

Killian Koepsell

Laura L McPheters

Steven W McLaughlin

Timothy Learmonth

Matthew Charles Bashaw

Michael P O'Neill

Gregory A McDermott

Christine Pepin

Greg S Lewis

Christopher C Tan

Steven E McLaughlin

A system for multi-tier visual recognition comprises a processor and a memory. The processor is configured to calculate a rank for each of a plurality of object models. The plurality of object models are used for visual recognition. Each of the plurality of object models has a size. The processor is configured to divide the plurality of object models into a plurality of sets based at least in part on the rank for each of the plurality of object models, and provide a first set of the plurality of sets to a first tier and a second set of the plurality of sets to a second tier. The memory coupled to the processor and configured to provide the processor with instructions.

Cascaded multi-tier visual search system

A system for link acquisition and usage using image recognition comprises an interface, a processor, and a memory. The interface is for receiving an image. The processor is configured to: determine one or more tags for the image; determine one or more links associated with the one or more tags; and cause an action associated with a selected link of the one or more links. The memory is coupled to the processor and is configured to provide the processor with instructions.

Link determination and usage using image recognition

A system for monitoring an image tagging system comprises a processor and a memory. The processor is configured to provide a user display for a type of monitoring of an image tagging system. The user display includes image tagging monitoring for: a) in the event that a computer vision match is found, a computer vision match and an associated computer vision tag and, b) in the event that no computer vision match is found, a human vision match and an associated human vision tag. A memory coupled to the processor and configured to provide the processor with instructions.

Monitoring an any-image labeling engine

A system for tagging an image comprises a processor and a memory. The processor is configured to analyze an image associated with an image query using one or more computer vision analysis types to determine zero or more computer vision matches. Each computer vision match has one or more associated computer vision tags. In the event that it is determined that there are zero computer vision matches, the processor is further configured to analyze the image associated with the image query using a human vision analysis system to determine zero or more human vision matches. Each human vision match has one or more associated human vision tags. A memory coupled to the processor and configured to provide the processor with instructions.

Any-image labeling engine

Securely storing data to an optical disc has been described, including generating write data that includes the data and overhead data that facilitates reading the data from the disc; and configuring the overhead data according to a key.

Secure data storage

A method of writing a mark to an optical disc includes receiving data to be written and generating a control signal for a laser pulse having a melt period that transitions to a growth period wherein the melt period is characterized by a melt power and the growth period is characterized by a growth power.

Advanced high density data write strategy

A system and method are disclosed for reading a multilevel signal from an optical disc. The method includes reading a raw analog data signal from a disc using an optical detector and adjusting the amplitude of the raw analog data signal. A timing signal is recovered from the amplitude adjusted analog data signal and correction is made for amplitude modulation of the raw analog data signal by processing the raw analog data signal and the timing signal.

Method and apparatus for reading and writing a multilevel signal from an optical disc oscillators

Methods and systems for write compensation for optimizing the performance of a data storage or communication channel are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method comprises determining channel sensitivity to modifications in write signal parameters, detecting systematic errors in a read signal recovered from data written with a first set of write parameters, and adjusting the write signal parameters by an amount determined from the channel sensitivity such that the systematic errors are reduced when data are written with the adjusted write parameters.

Write compensation for data storage and communication systems

A system and method are disclosed for compensating during a data writing process for a transformation of input data by an optical disc data storage channel. A write strategy matrix is derived that maps a plurality of input sequences to a plurality of write strategy parameters. The input sequences each include a plurality of input data elements. When an input sequence is received, the write strategy matrix is used to determine in selected write strategy parameter that corresponds to the input sequence.

Write compensation for a multi-level data storage system

A system and method are disclosed for recording information on a phase change medium is disclosed. The method includes irradiating a region of the phase change medium with a first dose of laser energy. A first portion of the region is irradiated with a second dose of laser energy in a manner that causes the first portion of the region irradiated with the second dose of laser energy to be in a different state than a second portion of the region that is not irradiated by the second dose of laser energy.

High density data write strategy

Method and apparatus for reading and writing a multilevel signal from an optical disc

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David Warland