Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Oracle International Corporation

Bea Systems, Inc.

Yaron Y Goland

Paul J Leach

Holly Knight

Peter Sewall Ford

Ye Gu

Surajit J Chaudhuri

Yeye He

Yue Wang

Vishal Kumar Seshagirirao Anil

Blake Lassiter

Jie Song

Gaurav Malhotra

Systems and methods relate to auto-tagging of data in a data lake or a data storage. Generating a statistical summary of the data lake and interactively receiving data in a selected column of an exemplar data addresses an issue of efficiently and accurately auto-tagging data in a data lake. The present disclosure automatically generates a statistical summary of the data lake using a lightweight off-line processing. A graphical user interface interactively receives an exemplar data file with a selection of a column in the exemplar data file. A list of candidate data-tagging patterns is generated based on the statistical summary and updates the list by removing candidate data-tagging patterns that under-generalize the data. The present disclosure determines a data-tagging pattern by selecting a candidate data-tagging profile from the list based on having the least number of matching columns in the data lake.

Method and system for automatically tagging data

A system and method for sharing information between disparate systems environments, code editors, and data editors, including Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) editors. The technique can be used to identify non-supported features or extensions in a multiple system or multiple system or code editor environment. In accordance with an embodiment, the system defines a standard for sharing data between two or more system environments, wherein the standard defines a list or flag whose semantics describe to the receiving system environment to delete upon write any features that are not understood by that environment, or which are flagged for such deletion.

System and method for identifying non-supported features in a multiple code editor environment

A device control model provides an integrated set of addressing, naming, discovery and description processes that enables automatic, dynamic and ad-hoc self-setup by devices to interoperate with other devices on a network. This permits a computing device when introduced into a network to automatically configure so as to connect and interact with other computing devices available on the network, without a user installation experience and without downloading driver software or persisting a configuration setup for connecting and interacting with such other computing devices. Upon completing interaction with such other devices, the computing device automatically releases the setup for such other devices so as to avoid persistent device configurations that might create a configuration maintenance and management burden.

Dynamic self-configuration for ad hoc peer networking

A system and method for message ordering in a message oriented network. Sequencing groups of messages is an act that is completely orthogonal to the service/port/operation hierarchy of any of the participants. By separating the two, the invention eliminates making message ordering subordinate to the conversation scope, and replaces it with an ordering that is actually orthogonal to the conversation and/or class factory scope.

System and method for message ordering in a message oriented network

A branding process provides a networked computing device with initial set up information, including a name, a public/private key pair, and a set of certificates the device will need to inter-operate with other devices in the trust group. A branding device conveys the initial set-up information to the networked computing device via a limited access network interface, or alternatively via a broadcast network media with the device enclosed in a wave guide and/or Faraday cage. The networked computing device can then use the set up information to verify that other devices on the network that seek to interact with the device are also members of the trust group, with which networked computing device can interact.

Networked device branding for secure interaction in trust webs on open networks

Dynamic self-configuration for AD HOC peer networking

Dynamic self-configuration for ad hoc peer networking using mark-up language formated description messages

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Yaron Y Goland