Zhensheng Yin

Title: Zhensheng Yin and His Patent in Baseline Monitoring

Introduction

Zhensheng Yin is an inventor based in Beijing, China. His work includes a patent for monitoring task completion against operational baselines and triggering alerts when a baseline may not be met.

Latest Patents

Yin is associated with 1 patent: “Method and Apparatus for Baseline Monitoring and Alarming, Computer Device, and Storage Medium.” The invention obtains business-operation data for task instances on a target baseline and uses that information to generate a monitoring link graph. By traversing the graph, the method predicts task completion times based on predicted start times, upstream dependencies, and historical task durations. It then compares predicted completion times with committed completion times to determine the baseline’s remaining margin and whether an alert should be triggered.

Career Highlights

Yin is associated with Beijing Volcano Engine Technology Co., Ltd. His patented work addresses operational monitoring by combining task dependencies and historical performance data to estimate completion times and identify potential schedule risks.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Xionghua Hu and Guitao Ding as Yin’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Zhensheng Yin’s patent presents a data-driven approach to predicting task completion and alerting users to risks against operational baselines.