Capital One Services, LLC

Vincent Pham

Austin Grant Walters

Jeremy Edward Goodsitt

Anh Truong

Reza Farivar

Fardin Abdi Taghi Abad

Mark Watson

Galen Rafferty

Kenneth Taylor

Kate Key

Nahid Farhady Ghalaty

Mark Louis Watson

Lee Adcock

Geeta Shyamala

Ernest Kwak

Christopher Camenares

Alvin Hua

Ana Cruz

Joseph Boayue

Vamsi Kavuri

Mehulkumar Jayantilal Garnara

Jignesh Rangwala

Soumyajit Ray

Muthukumaran Vembuli

Noriaki Tatsumi

Srikanth Reddy Sheshaiahgari

Patrick Sofo

Jason Trost

Ahn Truong

Michael Walters

Fardin Abdi Taghi

Anh Troung

Emmet Devlin

Fardi Abdi Taghi Abad

Fardin Abdi Tagh Abad

Jason Yl

Fardin Abdi Abad

Various embodiments are directed to a system that utilizes regular expression (regex) to recognize at least portions of characters, words, text, numbers, etc. in a structured or unstructured dataset, any patterns associated therewith, and/or similarities between the determined patterns. In examples, a regex-based pattern recognition platform may receive a dataset and determine whether at least a first regex pattern and a second regex pattern can be identified. The occurrences of the first and second regex patterns and the frequency of those occurrences may reveal something about the dataset itself or any patterns contained therein.

Utilizing regular expression embeddings for named entity recognition systems

Exemplary embodiments may provide an approach to converting multidimensional color data for an image encoded in a first color space into an intermediate form that is a single dimensional value. The exemplary embodiments may then decode the intermediate form value to produce an encoding of the color data that is encoded in a second color space that differs from the first color space. In this manner, the data for the image may be efficiently converted from an encoding in the first color space into an encoding in the second color space.

Color conversion between color spaces using reduced dimension embeddings

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for process corruption prevention. An embodiment operates by determining security vulnerabilities for an entity and correlation values for the security vulnerabilities by applying completed processed records of the entity to a machine learning model. Each of the correlation values quantifies a relationship strength between a security vulnerability and fraudulent activity. The embodiment further operates by generating a security vulnerability score for the entity using the correlation values and identifying one or more patches for at least one of the security vulnerabilities. The one or more patches may be ranked and the ranking may be revised using a feedback mechanism after the one or more patches are implemented by the entity.

Patching security vulnerabilities using machine learning

A system for returning synthetic database query results. The system may include a memory unit for storing instructions, and a processor configured to execute the instructions to perform operations comprising: receiving a query input by a user at a user interface; determining, based on natural language processing, a type of the query input; determining, based on the received query input and a database language interpreter, an output data format; returning, based on a generation model and the output data format, a result of the query input; providing, to a plurality of training models and based on the determined query type, the query input and the result; and training the training models, based on the query input and the result.

Systems and methods for synthetic database query generation

A device may receive a preauthorization associated with missed transaction prevention for a transaction account of a user, wherein the missed transaction prevention involves preventing a missed transaction associated with merchant accounts of the user. The device may monitor a transaction log of the transaction account and identify a transaction pattern associated with a merchant account based on a plurality of historical transactions identified in the transaction log related to the merchant account. The device may determine that a historical transaction of the plurality of historical transactions is not designated for automatic execution and that an execution of an upcoming transaction corresponding to the plurality of historical transactions is not scheduled. The device may cause an account transaction associated with the upcoming transaction to be automatically executed before a transaction period expiration, associated with the merchant account, passes.

Automatic transaction execution based on transaction log analysis

A computer-implemented method may include: receiving financial information regarding a user; categorizing transaction information of the user based on the financial information; displaying the categorized transaction information of the user; receiving information regarding at least one financial preference and at least one transaction preference of the user; training a machine learning engine based on the at least one financial preference and at least one transaction preference of the user to determine one or more activities available to the user; calculating, for each of the one or more activities available to the user, an estimated influence on the at least one financial preference; displaying the estimated influence on the at least one financial preference based on a user selected one of the one or more activities available to the user; filtering the one or more activities available to the user with a positive estimated influence to the at least one financial preference; and presenting a recommendation of action relating to the one of the one or more activities available to the user, wherein the recommendation of action relating to the one of the one or more activities available to the user is presented by at least one of voice notification, application notification, tactile notification, or graphic notification.

Systems and methods for debt management with spending recommendation

Embodiments include systems and techniques to perform secure transactions including processing registration information for each computing device of a plurality of computing devices having authority over a financial account. In one example, embodiments include receiving a pending transaction against the financial account from a computing device. Embodiments include executing an authentication protocol to determine the computing device is a member of the plurality of computing devices based upon the registration information, and processing data identifying another computing device within a configurable distance from the computing device. Embodiments further include the system to execute the authentication protocol to determine the other computing device is a member of the plurality of computing devices based upon the registration information and bypass a portion of a security procedure for authorizing execution of the pending transaction.

Mobile authentification method via peer mobiles

Systems and methods for censoring text-based data are provided. In some embodiments a censoring system may include at least one processor and at least one non-transitory memory storing application programming interface instructions. The censoring system may be configured to perform operations comprising storing a target pattern type and a computer-based model for identifying a target data pattern corresponding to a target pattern type within text based data. The censoring system may also be configured to receive text-based data by a server, and to retrieve the stored target pattern type to be censored in the text-based data. The censoring system may be configured to identify within the received text-based data, a target data pattern corresponding to the retrieved target pattern type. The censoring system may be configured to censor target characters within the identified target data pattern, and transmit the censored text-based data to a receiving party.

Systems and methods for censoring text inline

Systems and methods for generating synthetic data are disclosed. For example, a system may include one or more memory units storing instructions and one or more processors configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include receiving a dataset including time-series data. The operations may include generating a plurality of data segments based on the dataset, determining respective segment parameters of the data segments, and determining respective distribution measures of the data segments. The operations may include training a parameter model to generate synthetic segment parameters. Training the parameter model may be based on the segment parameters. The operations may include training a distribution model to generate synthetic data segments. Training the distribution model may be based on the distribution measures and the segment parameters. The operations may include generating a synthetic dataset using the parameter model and the distribution model and storing the synthetic dataset.

Systems and methods for synthetic data generation for time-series data using data segments

Methods and systems for using a generative adversarial network to generate personalized content in real-time as a user accesses original content. The methods and systems perform the generation through the use of an application programming interface ('API') layer. Using the API layer, the methods and systems may generate alternative content as a user accesses original content (e.g., a website, video, document, etc.). Upon receiving this original content, the API layer access the generative adversarial network to create personalized alternative content.

Methods and systems for generating alternative content

Aspects described herein may allow for deploying third-party callback to be performed on a mobile device. For example, the mobile device may configure a third-party callback to be performed after a triggering event is detected by a remote device. The triggering event may relate to a remote device associated with the mobile device. A determination may be made as to whether the mobile device is within a pre-determined proximity of the remote device. If the two devices are in proximity and if the mobile device receives a message that indicates the triggering event has been detected, the mobile device may perform the third-party callback. In this way, a user's need to request services conveniently and accurately is facilitated.

Systems and methods for integrated third-party callbacks

A system for determining data requirements to generate machine-learning models. The system may include one or more processors and one or more storage devices storing instructions. When executed, the instructions may configure the one or more processors to perform operations including: receiving a sample dataset, generating a plurality of data categories based on the sample dataset; generating a plurality of primary models of different model types using data from the corresponding one of the data categories as training data; generating a sequence of secondary models by training the corresponding one of the primary models with progressively less training data; identifying minimum viable models in the sequences of secondary models; determining a number of samples required for the minimum viable models; and generating entries in the database associating: model types; corresponding data categories; and corresponding numbers of samples in the training data used for the minimum viable models.

System and method for efficient generation of machine-learning models

Embodiments discussed herein include systems, devices, methods, and techniques to process data, generate one or more graphs, and utilize the one or more graphs to detect anomalies.

Techniques to generate relationship graphs utilizing data in an enterprise system environment

Methods and systems disclosed herein describe using machine learning to lock and unlock a device. Machine learning may be trained to recognize one or more features. Once the device has been trained to recognize one or more features, a user may define an unlock condition for the device using the one or more trained features. After defining the unlock condition, the device may be locked by verifying the one or more features that the user defined as the unlock condition using machine learning. When verification is successful, the device may be unlocked and the user allowed to access the device.

Active locking mechanism using machine learning

Systems as described herein may label data to preserve privacy. An annotation server may receive a document comprising a collection of text representing a plurality of confidential data from a first computing device. The annotation server may convert the document to a plurality of text embeddings. The annotation server may input the text embeddings into a machine learning model to generate a plurality of synthetic images, and receive a label for each of the plurality of synthetic images from a third-party labeler. Accordingly, the annotation server may send the confidential data and the corresponding labels to a second computing device.

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Vincent Pham