Oracle International Corporation

Matthew Charles Rowe

Alberto Polleri

Oleg Gennadievich Shevelev

Sergio Aldea Lopez

Marc Michiel Bron

Hugo Alexandre Pereira Monteiro

Dan David Golding

Larissa Cristina Dos Santos Romualdo Suzuki

Xiaoxue Zhao

Alexander Ioannides

Maria Del Rosario Mestre

Sahil Malhotra

Techniques for deriving an optimal traversal path on a racetrack are disclosed. The system partitions a track into straight and curved segments. The system identifies optimal traversals through each segment from historical traversal data. The system stitches the optimal traversals together and smooths the optimal traversals at the transition points between track segments. The system verifies that the smoothed traversals meet one or more kinematic criteria before outputting the optimal traversal path.

Optimum lap derivation via track segmentation and prior racing measurements

A server system may receive two or more Quality of Service (QoS) dimensions for the multi-objective optimization model, wherein the two or more QoS dimensions include at least a first QoS dimension and a second QoS dimension. The server system may maximize the multi-objective optimization model along the first QoS dimension, wherein the maximizing includes selecting one or more pipelines for the multi-objective optimization model in the software architecture that meet QoS expectations specified for the first QoS dimension and the second QoS dimension, wherein an ordering of the pipelines is dependent on which QoS dimensions were optimized and de-optimized and to what extent, wherein the multi-objective optimization model is partially de-optimized along the second QoS dimension in order to comply with the QoS expectations for the first QoS dimension, and whereby there is a tradeoff between the first QoS dimension and the second QoS dimension.

Techniques for service execution and monitoring for run-time service composition

Techniques for smoothing a signal are disclosed. The system partitions the portion of the data sequence into a stable subsequence and an unstable subsequence of data points. The system applies a rate of change exhibited by the stable subsequence to the unstable subsequence to create a smoothed, more stable subsequence.

Smoothing univariate signal edges with stable and unstable subsequence detection and geometric extrapolation

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for an intelligent assistant (e.g., a chatbot) that can be used to enable a user to generate a machine learning system. Techniques can be used to automatically generate a machine learning system to assist a user. In some cases, the user may not be a software developer and may have little or no experience in either machine learning techniques or software programming. In some embodiments, a user can interact with an intelligent assistant. The interaction can be aural, textual, or through a graphical user interface. The chatbot can translate natural language inputs into a structural representation of a machine learning solution using an ontology. In this way, a user can work with artificial intelligence without being a data scientist to develop, train, refine, and compile machine learning models as stand-alone executable code.

Chatbot for defining a machine learning (ML) solution

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for an adaptive pipelining composition service that can identify and incorporate one or more new models into the machine learning application. The machine learning application with the new model can be tested off-line with the results being compared with ground truth data. If the machine learning application with the new model outperforms the previously used model, the machine learning application can be upgraded and auto-promoted to production. One or more parameters may also be discovered. The new parameters may be incorporated into the existing model in an off-line mode. The machine learning application with the new parameters can be tested off-line and the results can be compared with previous results with existing parameters. If the new parameters outperform the existing parameters as compared with ground-truth data, the machine learning application can be auto-promoted to production.

Techniques for adaptive pipelining composition for machine learning (ML)

A server system can receive an input identifying a problem to generate a solution using a machine-learning application. The method selects a machine-learning model template from a plurality of templates based at least in part on the input. The method analyzes one or more formats of the customer data to generate a customer data schema based at least in part a data ontology that applies to the identified problem. The method determines whether the customer data schema is misaligned with one or more key features of the selected machine-learning model template. Based on this determination, the method analyzes the metadata for the selected machine-learning model template to determine what additional information is required to re-align the customer data with the data expectations. The method can include gathering the addition information required to re-align the customer data with the data expectations of the selected machine-learning model template.

Techniques for the automated customization and deployment of a machine learning application

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for a machine-learning platform for the safe serialization of a machine-learning application. Individual library components (e.g., a pipeline, a microservice routine, a software module, and an infrastructure model) can be encrypted using one or more keys. The keys can be stored in a location different from the storage location of the machine-learning application. Prior to incorporation of the library component into a machine-learning model, one or more keys can be retrieved from the remote storage location to authenticate that the one or more encrypted library components are authentic. The process can reject any of the one or more component, when the encrypted library component fails authentication. If a component is rejected, the system can roll back to a previous, authenticated version of the library component. The authenticated library components can be compiled into machine-learning software.

Techniques for the safe serialization of the prediction pipeline

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for a machine learning platform that generates a library of components to generate machine learning models and machine learning applications. The machine learning infrastructure system allows a user (i.e., a data scientist) to generate machine learning applications without having detailed knowledge of the cloud-based network infrastructure or knowledge of how to generate code for building the model. The machine learning platform can analyze the identified data and the user provided desired prediction and performance characteristics to select one or more library components and associated API to generate a machine learning application. The machine learning can monitor and evaluate the outputs of the machine learning model to allow for feedbacks and adjustments to the model. The machine learning application can be trained, tested, and compiled for export as stand-alone executable code.

Machine learning (ML) infrastructure techniques

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for using existing data ontologies for generating machine learning solutions for a high-precision search of relevant services to compose pipelines with minimal human intervention. Data ontologies can be used to create a combination of non-logic based and logic-based sematic services that can significantly outperform both kinds of selection in terms of precision. Quality of Service (QoS) and product Key Performance Indicator (KPI) constraints can be used as part of architecture selection in developing, training, validating, and improving machine learning models. For data sets without existing ontologies, one or more ontologies be generated and stored for future use.

Techniques for adaptive and context-aware automated service composition for machine learning (ML)

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for a self-adjusting corporation-wide discovery and integration feature of a machine learning system that can review a client's data store, review the labels for the various data schema, and effectively map the client's data schema to classifications used by the machine learning model. The various techniques can automatically select the features that are predictive for each individual use case (i.e., one client), effectively making a machine learning solution client-agnostic for the application developer. A weighted list of common representations of each feature for a particular machine learning solution can be generated and stored. When new data is added to the data store, a matching service can automatically detect which features should be fed into the machine-learning solution based at least in part on the weighted list. The weighted list can be updated as new data is made available to the model.

Techniques for automated self-adjusting corporation-wide feature discovery and integration

A server system may match a segment of code for a code integration request to metadata about similar segments of code, wherein the metadata qualifies one or more outcomes of previous integration requests. The server may determine usage rights and rules based on the metadata, wherein some of the usage rights and rules have previously have been approved by a multi-approval workflow that enforces a predetermined process to authorize use of the segment of code for code segment integrations. The server may analyze the metadata to predict an integration score based at least in part on the usage rights and rules of the segments of code. If the integration score of the segment of code exceeds a threshold, the system may automatically generate a data structure for deploying the segment of code, wherein the automatically generating the data structure is performed without the multi-approval workflow.

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Matthew Charles Rowe