Shing-Hung Lee

Title: Shing-Hung Lee: Inventor in String-Matching Technology

Introduction

Shing-Hung Lee is an inventor associated with Kaohsiung, Taiwan. His patent work focuses on string-matching methods and systems for searching and classifying text. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

“System and Method of String Matching for Uniform Data Classification” describes a method for matching input strings against groups of signature strings. The system identifies common features in the strings, compares those features across groups, and uses matching features to identify relevant signature strings. The described features can include distances or gaps between characters.

“Spiral String Matching Method” presents a technique for searching text for any pattern in a predetermined set. It generates folds of both the patterns and the text, searches selected text folds for pattern-fold matches, and then performs a further search to determine whether a complete pattern occurs in the text.

Career Highlights

Lee’s listed professional affiliations include the Industrial Technology Research Institute and the University of California. His patent topics reflect an emphasis on efficient text searching and string classification.

Collaborations

Lee’s listed collaborators include Shyhtsun Felix Wu and Tzy-Jian Yang.

Conclusion

Shing-Hung Lee’s two patents address complementary approaches to string matching, combining feature-based classification with a fold-based method for searching text.