Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.96
ph-index = 4
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. (18 from 6,574 patents)
18 patents:
1. 12519700 - Method and system for virtual emulation and self-organizing network control using deep generative models
2. 12501279 - Systems and methods for configuring a network node based on a radio frequency environment
3. 12348619 - Systems and methods for providing enhanced multi-layered security with encryption models that improve zero-trust architectures
4. 12205351 - Systems and methods for explanation of models using image analysis techniques
5. 12096249 - Systems and methods for machine learning model augmentation using target distributions of key performance indicators in a wireless network
6. 12096254 - Virtualized architecture for system parameter identification and network component configuration with reinforcement learning
7. 11985527 - Systems and methods for autonomous network management using deep reinforcement learning
8. 11832116 - Systems and methods for machine learning model augmentation using target distributions of key performance indicators in a wireless network
9. 11792664 - Virtualized architecture for system parameter identification and network component configuration with reinforcement learning
10. 11601830 - Systems and methods for autonomous network management using deep reinforcement learning
11. 11063841 - Systems and methods for managing network performance based on defining rewards for a reinforcement learning model
12. 11038769 - Method and system for virtual network emulation and self-organizing network control using deep generative models
13. 10931700 - Method and system for anomaly detection and network deployment based on quantitative assessment
14. 10616257 - Method and system for anomaly detection and network deployment based on quantitative assessment
15. 10582526 - System and method for measuring end-to-end channel capacity entropy