Yahoo! Inc.

Oath Inc.

Excalibur Ip, LLC

Verizon Media Inc.

Jon Michael Herron

Brian Coe

Andreas Rossbacher

Vicki Reyzelman

Shiva Jaini

Alex Hanuska

Stephane Karoubi

Xianzhe Ma

Bian Jiang

Client devices having deployed an application may experience a crash of the application. For example, a first client device may experience a first crash having a first crash signature of the application. After experiencing the first crash, a first device identification of the first client device may be assigned to a first bucket designating one or more device identifications of client devices having experienced the first crash. Client devices having device identifications in the first bucket are provided with a first crash fix for the first crash, while a second client device is not provide with the first crash fix, where the application is deployed on the second client device and the second client device was not assigned to the first bucket.

Targeted crash fixing on a client device

A television guide search query is received from a user. A plurality of suggested search terms are selected. Each of the plurality of suggested search terms is assigned to, and is ranked within, one of a plurality of categories A number of suggested search terms to be returned to the user, n, is determined for each of the plurality of categories, nbeing equal to a ratio of the number of suggested search terms in the respective category to a total number of suggested search terms multiplied by a total number of displayed search terms. A result set is created by adding, for each of the plurality of categories, the top ranked nsuggested search terms to the result set. The result set is transmitted to the user. A selection of a search term is received from the user and is used to conduct a television guide search.

System and method for television search assistant

Briefly, embodiments of methods or systems for testing software modules are disclosed.

Testing computer-implementable instructions

Techniques are provided for efficiently performing a series of searches. After an initial set of search results is determined from a data set based on a search query, one or more additional characters are added to the search query. In response, another search is performed, using the updated search query, but the new search is limited to searching the initial set of search results. Thus, the original data set is not accessed or searched again. This is possible due to the nature of the data. Each subsequent search is based on one or more characters that were added to a previous search query. Thus, each subsequent search is constrained to the search results that were identified in a previous search.

Type-ahead search optimization

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Atlanta, GA, United States of America

Jon Michael Herron