Electronic Arts Inc.

Yu Jin

Navid Aghdaie

Kazi Atif-Uz Zaman

Sundeep Narravula

Tushar Agarwal

Preethi Ganeshan

John Kolen

Nitish Victor

Cong Feng

Chinmay Mukund Sumant

Drew John Zagieboylo

A system can manage distribution of computing jobs among a plurality of third-party network or cloud computing providers to maximize utilization of available computing resources purchased or otherwise obtained by an entity. The system can determine a dependency relationship between jobs and distribute the jobs among the network computing providers based at least in part on the dependency relationship between the jobs. Moreover, the system can use machine learning algorithms to generate one or more prediction algorithms to predict future computing resource usage demands for performing a set of scheduled and unscheduled jobs. Based at least in part on the resource prediction, the dependency relationship between jobs, service level agreements with network computing service providers, and job resource requirements, the system can determine an improved or optimal distribution of jobs among the network computing service providers that satisfies or best satisfies one or more objective functions to maximize resource utilization.

Distributed computer task management of interrelated network computing tasks

Systems presented herein may automatically and dynamically modify a video game being played by a user based at least in part on a determined or predicted emotional state of a user. Using one or more machine learning algorithms, a parameter function can be generated that uses sensory and/or biometric data obtained by monitoring a user playing a video game. Based on the sensory and/or biometric data, an emotional state of the user can be predicted. For example, it can be determined whether a user is likely to be bored, happy, or frightened while playing the video game. Based at least in part on the determination of the user's emotional state, the video game can be modified to improve positive feelings and reduce negative feelings occurring in response to the video game.

Sensory-based dynamic game-state configuration

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Yu Jin