Kensho Technologies, LLC

Google Inc.

Leonid Taycher

Adam Broun

Eli Rosen

Benjamin Cohen

Luis Carli

Eugene Yurtsev

Predrag Gruevski

Michael Shulman

Joseph Ong

Matthew Taylor

Georg Kucsko

Robert Assaly

Samantha Whitmore

Colin Carroll

Carolyn Ranti

Collin Carroll

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for generating rendering data that when rendered on a display device presents a graphical user interface that displays a first visual representation of a value curve, a time period selection window that is configured to move along the first visual representation of the value curve to select one or more portions of the first visual representation of the value curve, a second visual representation of the value curve that is based on the selected one or more portions of the first visual representation of the value curve, a first events bar that includes two or more first event icons that are each associated with a different type of event, and a second events bar that includes two or more second event icons that are each associated with a same type of event.

Graphical user interface for displaying search engine results

Methods, and systems for a natural language interface with real-time feedback. One of the methods includes receiving an n-gram of characters; identifying a first prefix token within the n-gram of characters; identifying a plurality of possible interpretations of the n-gram of characters; for each possible interpretation, attaching the first prefix token to a token sequence; removing the first prefix token from the n-gram of characters to produce an n-gram remainder; identifying a second prefix token within the n-gram remainder using a tokenizer; identifying a plurality of remaining possible interpretations based on the first prefix token and the second prefix token; for each remaining possible interpretation attaching the second prefix token to a token sequence; applying grammatical rules to each token sequence to determine that each token sequence is valid; and forwarding interpretation data associated with at least one valid token sequence.

Natural language interface with real-time feedback

Methods, systems, apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for generating rendering data. The method includes actions of receiving a stream of real-time data, analyzing the stream of real-time data to detect a set of one or more attributes associated with a real-time event, identifying, based on the one or more attributes, one or more data records representing an event-outcome pair, wherein an outcome in the event-outcome pair includes data identifying a content item, obtaining historical data associated with the content item, and generating rendering data including data for rendering a first layer representing real-time data specifying a current value of the content item as an overlay to a second layer representing the obtained historical data associated with the content item, with each of the rendered layers being juxtaposed to one or more specified portions of the graphical user interface.

Methods, systems, apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for predicting an outcome in response to a detected event. In one aspect, the method includes actions of maintaining a database of data records with a knowledge graph, receiving a stream of real-time data that includes data records, and from time-to-time as the real-time data is received: identifying a set of one or more attributes associated with a real-time event represented by one of the data records received, identifying a data record in the knowledge graph representing an event-outcome pair, determining that an event of the event-outcome pair has historically been associated with triggering an outcome of the event-outcome pair, and, executing a set of rules defining logic associated with the event-outcome pair specifying that the outcome will occur at a time that is subsequent to a time in which the one of the data records is received.

Content search engine

This specification describes systems and methods for a domain-based search engine. One aspect of the invention provides a computer implemented method including: receiving a query that identifies an entity; identifying a domain that has the entity as a member; obtaining an entity-to-domain weight; identifying a precedent set connected to the domain; obtaining a precedent-set-to-domain weight; identifying an event in the precedent set; determining a score for the event based at least in part on (i) the entity to domain weight and (ii) the precedent set to domain weight; and providing rendering data for the event when the score satisfies a specified threshold. The rendering data can include a selectable link and the method can further include receiving a selection of the selectable link and in response to receiving the selection, providing rendering data that is indicative of an impact of the event on an entity.

Domain-based search engine

Book information describing a plurality of books is analyzed to identify the plurality of books described in the book information and create book records for the respective ones of identified books. A given book record contains fields describing attributes of a respective one of the plurality of books derived from the book information. The book records are clustered into a plurality of clusters based on the values of the fields of the book records. One or more clusters are analyzed to identify a name of a book series based on the book records therein. The book records in a cluster may further be placed in buckets representing individual books in the series and, in turn, the buckets are described based on the book information therein and organized based their description. The identified series name, bucket descriptions and organization thereof may be stored in a repository and presented to users.

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Newton, MA, United States of America

Leonid Taycher