Hitachi Vantara Corporation

Quantumscape Corporation

Io-Tahoe LLC.

Tomoya Wada

Winnie W Cheng

Rohit Mahajan

Jingning Shan

Winnie Cheng

Alex Mylnikov

Yiguang Ju

Nan Yao

Wenting Sun

A system and computer implemented method for cataloging database metadata using a signature matching process are provided. The method includes receiving an input name to be matched to a key in a seed table; generating a first fingerprint by decomposing the received input name into a first set n-grams; generating, based on the received input name, a second fingerprint using a predetermined pronunciation schema, wherein the second fingerprint is a phonetic fingerprint; generating a third fingerprint by decomposing the second fingerprint into a second set of n-grams; identifying a matching key by matching any combination of the first fingerprint, the second fingerprint, and the third fingerprint against keys in the seed table; and cataloging the metadata with the matching key as a tag.

Cataloging database metadata using a signature matching process

A method and system for tagging database columns are presented. The method includes receiving an input column name of at least one column in a database; performing signature matching of the input column name to contents of a seed table; determining a first confidence score for the signature matching; and tagging a matching value in the seed table as a tag for the input column name, when a first confidence score exceeds a first threshold value.

System and method for tagging database properties

A system and computer implemented method for cataloging database metadata using a probabilistic signature matching process are provided. The method includes receiving an input name to be matched to keys in a data corpus; dividing the received input name into a plurality of text segments; identifying a set of matching keys by matching each of the plurality text segments against keys in the data corpus; analyzing the set of matching keys to construct a tag; and cataloging the metadata with the matching key as the construct tag.

Cataloging database metadata using a probabilistic signature matching process

Provided are methods and apparatus for forming electrode active materials for electrochemical cells. These materials include a metal (e.g., iron, cobalt), lithium, and fluorine and are produced using plasma synthesis or, more specifically, non-equilibrium plasma synthesis. A metal containing material, organometallic lithium containing material, and fluorine-containing material are provided into a flow reactor, mixed, and exposed to the electrical energy generating plasma. The plasma generation enhances reaction between the provided materials and forms nanoparticles of the electrode active materials. The nanoparticles may have a mean size of 1-30 nanometers and may have a core-shell structure. The core may be formed by metal, while the shell may include lithium fluoride. A carbon shell may be disposed over the lithium fluoride shell. The nanoparticles are collected and may be used to form an electrochemical cell. Besides fluoride components, these methods may be used to form oxides, chlorides, nitrides, and sulfides.

Plasma synthesis of metal and lithium fluoride nanostructures

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