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    NOTIFICATION PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE
    1.
    发明申请
    NOTIFICATION PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE 有权
    通知平台架构

    公开(公告)号：US20070214228A1

    公开(公告)日：2007-09-13

    申请号：US11749508

    申请日：2007-05-16

    申请人： Eric Horvitz ,  David Hovel ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Carl Kadie

    发明人： Eric Horvitz ,  David Hovel ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Carl Kadie

    IPC分类号： G06F15/16

    CPC分类号： G06Q10/107

    摘要： The present invention relates to a system and methodology to enable a variety of information associated with one or more notification sources to be directed to one or more notification sinks via a notification platform architecture. The architecture includes a context analyzer for determining a user's state such as location and attentional focus, wherein the user's state is employed by a notification manager to make decisions regarding what, when and how information generated by the notification sources should be forwarded to the notification sinks, for example. These decisions can include a cost benefit analysis wherein considerations are given as to whether the benefits of notifying the user are outweighed by the costs of disrupting the user. Decision-theoretic policies and/or somewhat less formal heuristic policies can be employed to enable the decision-making process within the notification manager.

    摘要翻译： 本发明涉及一种使得能够通过通知平台架构将与一个或多个通知源相关联的各种信息定向到一个或多个通知汇的系统和方法。 该架构包括用于确定用户的状态（例如位置和注意焦点）的上下文分析器，其中，通知管理器使用用户的状态来做出关于通知源生成的信息何时以及如何被转发到通知汇的决定 ， 例如。 这些决定可以包括成本效益分析，其中考虑到通知用户的益处是否超过了中断用户的成本。 可以采用决策理论政策和/或一些较不正式的启发式策略来使通知管理器内的决策过程成为可能。

    NOTIFICATION PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE
    2.
    发明申请
    NOTIFICATION PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE 有权

    公开(公告)号：US20070288932A1

    公开(公告)日：2007-12-13

    申请号：US11737247

    申请日：2007-04-19

    申请人： Eric Horvitz ,  David Hovel ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Carl Kadie

    发明人： Eric Horvitz ,  David Hovel ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Carl Kadie

    IPC分类号： G06F13/00

    CPC分类号： G06Q10/107

    摘要： The present invention relates to a system and methodology to enable a variety of information associated with one or more notification sources to be directed to one or more notification sinks via a notification platform architecture. The architecture includes a context analyzer for determining a user's state such as location and attentional focus, wherein the user's state is employed by a notification manager to make decisions regarding what, when and how information generated by the notification sources should be forwarded to the notification sinks, for example. These decisions can include a cost benefit analysis wherein considerations are given as to whether the benefits of notifying the user are outweighed by the costs of disrupting the user. Decision-theoretic policies and/or somewhat less formal heuristic policies can be employed to enable the decision-making process within the notification manager.

    NOTIFICATION PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE
    3.
    发明申请
    NOTIFICATION PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE 审中-公开
    通知平台架构

    公开(公告)号：US20070011314A1

    公开(公告)日：2007-01-11

    申请号：US11469058

    申请日：2006-08-31

    申请人： Eric Horvitz ,  David Hovel ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Carl Kadie

    发明人： Eric Horvitz ,  David Hovel ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Carl Kadie

    IPC分类号： G06F15/173

    CPC分类号： G06Q10/107 ,  G06F17/18

    摘要： An architecture for a notification platform is disclosed. In one embodiment, the architecture includes a user mechanism, one or more notification sources and sinks, and a notification manager. The user mechanism stores information regarding notification parameters of a user, such as the user's default notification preferences, and may also contain, access, and/or infer contextual information. Each notification source generates notifications intended for the user, while each notification sink can provide the notifications to the user. Notification sources and sinks provide information via standardized notification schema. The notification manager is designed to appropriately convey the notifications generated by the sources to the sinks, based on information provided by the user mechanism, and by the sources and sinks. As disclosed, the architecture is applicable to entities other users as well.

    摘要翻译： 公开了一种通知平台架构。 在一个实施例中，该架构包括用户机制，一个或多个通知源和汇点以及通知管理器。 用户机构存储关于用户的通知参数的信息，诸如用户的默认通知偏好，并且还可以包含，访问和/或推断上下文信息。 每个通知源产生针对用户的通知，而每个通知接收器可以向用户提供通知。 通知源和汇通过标准化通知模式提供信息。 通知管理器被设计为基于由用户机制提供的信息以及源和汇来适当地传送由源产生的通知给汇。 如所公开的，该架构也适用于其他用户的实体。

    Methods for and applications of learning and inferring the periods of time until people are available or unavailable for different forms of communication, collaboration, and information access
    4.
    发明申请
    Methods for and applications of learning and inferring the periods of time until people are available or unavailable for different forms of communication, collaboration, and information access 有权
    学习方法和应用，并推断出人们可用或不可用于不同形式的沟通，协作和信息访问的时间

    公开(公告)号：US20050132006A1

    公开(公告)日：2005-06-16

    申请号：US11047527

    申请日：2005-01-31

    申请人： Eric Horvitz ,  Carl Kadie ,  Andrew Jacobs

    发明人： Eric Horvitz ,  Carl Kadie ,  Andrew Jacobs

    IPC分类号： G06Q10/10 ,  G06F12/14

    CPC分类号： G06Q10/109

    摘要： A system and method are provided to learn and infer the time until a user will be available for communications, collaboration, or information access, given evidence about such observations as time of day, calendar, location, presence, and activity. The methods can be harnessed to coordinate communications between parties via particular modalities of interaction. The system includes a user state identifier that determines a user's state from background knowledge, the flow of time, or one or more context information sources. A data log can be employed to store information about user state changes and observational evidence to accumulate statistics and build inferential models of the availability and unavailability of users for different kinds of communication, collaboration, and information access. A forecaster is constructed from the accumulated statistics and/or learned models to enable a determination of a user's likely return, or, more generally, the probability distribution over a user's likely return to particular states of availability. The forecaster can be employed to cache information for offline access, drive displays of availability and unavailability, to send messages that include availability forecasts, and to automatically perform scheduling or rescheduling of communications.

    摘要翻译： 提供了一种系统和方法，用于了解和推断直到用户可用于通信，协作或信息访问的时间，给出有关诸如时间，日历，位置，存在和活动之类的观察的证据。 可以利用这些方法通过特定的交互方式协调各方之间的通信。 该系统包括从背景知识，时间流或者一个或多个上下文信息源确定用户状态的用户状态标识符。 可以使用数据日志来存储关于用户状态变化和观察证据的信息，以累积统计信息，并构建用于不同种类的通信，协作和信息访问的可用性和不可用性的推理模型。 预测者是由累积的统计学和/或学习模型构成的，以便确定用户的可能回报，或者更一般地说，用户可能返回特定可用状态的概率分布。 可以使用预测器缓存信息以进行离线访问，驱动显示可用性和不可用性，以发送包括可用性预测的消息，并自动执行调度或重新安排通信。

    Methods for and applications of learning and inferring the periods of time until people are available or unavailable for different forms of communication, collaboration, and information access
    5.
    发明申请
    Methods for and applications of learning and inferring the periods of time until people are available or unavailable for different forms of communication, collaboration, and information access 失效

    公开(公告)号：US20050132004A1

    公开(公告)日：2005-06-16

    申请号：US11047128

    申请日：2005-01-31

    申请人： Eric Horvitz ,  Carl Kadie ,  Andrew Jacobs

    发明人： Eric Horvitz ,  Carl Kadie ,  Andrew Jacobs

    IPC分类号： G06Q10/10 ,  H04L9/32 ,  H04L9/00

    CPC分类号： G06Q10/109

    摘要： A system and method are provided to learn and infer the time until a user will be available for communications, collaboration, or information access, given evidence about such observations as time of day, calendar, location, presence, and activity. The methods can be harnessed to coordinate communications between parties via particular modalities of interaction. The system includes a user state identifier that determines a user's state from background knowledge, the flow of time, or one or more context information sources. A data log can be employed to store information about user state changes and observational evidence to accumulate statistics and build inferential models of the availability and unavailability of users for different kinds of communication, collaboration, and information access. A forecaster is constructed from the accumulated statistics and/or learned models to enable a determination of a user's likely return, or, more generally, the probability distribution over a user's likely return to particular states of availability. The forecaster can be employed to cache information for offline access, drive displays of availability and unavailability, to send messages that include availability forecasts, and to automatically perform scheduling or rescheduling of communications.

    Methods for and applications of learning and inferring the periods of time until people are available or unavailable for different forms of communication, collaboration, and information access
    6.
    发明申请
    Methods for and applications of learning and inferring the periods of time until people are available or unavailable for different forms of communication, collaboration, and information access 有权

    公开(公告)号：US20050132005A1

    公开(公告)日：2005-06-16

    申请号：US11047210

    申请日：2005-01-31

    申请人： Eric Horvitz ,  Carl Kadie ,  Andrew Jacobs

    发明人： Eric Horvitz ,  Carl Kadie ,  Andrew Jacobs

    IPC分类号： G06Q10/10 ,  H04L9/32

    CPC分类号： G06Q10/109

    摘要： A system and method are provided to learn and infer the time until a user will be available for communications, collaboration, or information access, given evidence about such observations as time of day, calendar, location, presence, and activity. The methods can be harnessed to coordinate communications between parties via particular modalities of interaction. The system includes a user state identifier that determines a user's state from background knowledge, the flow of time, or one or more context information sources. A data log can be employed to store information about user state changes and observational evidence to accumulate statistics and build inferential models of the availability and unavailability of users for different kinds of communication, collaboration, and information access. A forecaster is constructed from the accumulated statistics and/or learned models to enable a determination of a user's likely return, or, more generally, the probability distribution over a user's likely return to particular states of availability. The forecaster can be employed to cache information for offline access, drive displays of availability and unavailability, to send messages that include availability forecasts, and to automatically perform scheduling or rescheduling of communications.

    Method and system for calculating an environmental score for a business unit
    8.
    发明授权
    Method and system for calculating an environmental score for a business unit 有权
    计算业务单位环境分数的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号：US07797183B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-09-14

    申请号：US10857633

    申请日：2004-05-28

    申请人： Daniel Lopez Dias ,  Rafiq Manji ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Simon Thomas

    发明人： Daniel Lopez Dias ,  Rafiq Manji ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Simon Thomas

    IPC分类号： G06F17/30 ,  G07G1/00 ,  G06Q10/00 ,  G06Q30/00

    CPC分类号： G06Q40/02 ,  G06Q10/06393 ,  G06Q40/12

    摘要： A method and system for calculating an environmental score are described and generally related to calculating a score for a separately accountable business unit, where the score is indicative of external costs for the business unit. A computer system for calculating a score for a separately accountable business unit, the score being indicative of a level of unaccounted for external environmental cost of economic activities of the separately accountable business unit, the system includes accessing means for accessing accounts data indicative of recognized costs for the separately accountable business unit, accounts processing means for processing the accounts data by adding external environmental costs to the recognized costs and for calculating the score for the separately accountable business unit using the processed accounts data.

    摘要翻译： 描述用于计算环境分数的方法和系统，并且通常涉及计算单独负责的业务单元的分数，其中分数表示业务单元的外部成本。 一种用于计算单独负责的业务单元的分数的计算机系统，该分数表示单独负责的业务单元的经济活动的外部环境成本的未下落的水平的级别，该系统包括用于访问指示确认成本的账户数据的访问装置 对于单独负责的业务单元，用于通过将外部环境成本加到确认成本并且使用处理的帐户数据计算单独负责的业务单元的分数来处理该账户数据的账户处理装置。

    Managing asynchronous objects received over multiple communication protocols
    9.
    发明申请
    Managing asynchronous objects received over multiple communication protocols 审中-公开

    公开(公告)号：US20060095549A1

    公开(公告)日：2006-05-04

    申请号：US11303514

    申请日：2005-12-16

    申请人： Andrew Jacobs ,  Dominique Fortier ,  Joseph Ollis

    发明人： Andrew Jacobs ,  Dominique Fortier ,  Joseph Ollis

    IPC分类号： G06F15/177

    CPC分类号： H04L69/18

    摘要： Systems and methods for managing asynchronous object transfers over multiple wireless networks. At a device, each received object is detected and parsed to extract identifying information such as sender and object type. Each object is stored in a temporary storage without being processed by any application of the device. The user is prompted to either accept or reject each object, one at a time or all together. Each accepted object is persistently stored on the device and processed by an application that is associated with the type of object. Rejected objects are deleted from the temporary storage and are not persistently stored on the device.

    Implantable medical device having flat electrolytic capacitor with differing sized anode and cathode layers
    10.
    发明申请
    Implantable medical device having flat electrolytic capacitor with differing sized anode and cathode layers 有权

    公开(公告)号：US20050264979A1

    公开(公告)日：2005-12-01

    申请号：US11196142

    申请日：2005-08-03

    申请人： Mark Breyen ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Anthony Rorvick ,  Paul Pignato

    发明人： Mark Breyen ,  Andrew Jacobs ,  Anthony Rorvick ,  Paul Pignato

    IPC分类号： A61N1/375 ,  A61N1/39 ,  H01G9/06 ,  H01G9/08

    CPC分类号： A61N1/3968 ,  A61N1/375 ,  A61N1/3956 ,  H01G9/004 ,  H01G9/008 ,  H01G9/04 ,  H01G9/06 ,  H01G9/08 ,  H01G9/14

    摘要： Flat electrolytic capacitors, particularly, for use in implantable medical devices (IMDs), and the methods of fabrication of same are disclosed. The capacitors are formed with an electrode stack assembly comprising a plurality of stacked capacitor layers each comprising an anode sub-assembly of at least one anode layer, a cathode layer and separator layers wherein the anode and cathode layers have differing dimensions that avoid electrical short circuits between peripheral edges of adjacent anode and cathode layers but maximize anode electrode surface area. The electrolytic capacitor is formed of a capacitor case defining an interior case chamber and case chamber periphery, an electrode stack assembly of a plurality of stacked capacitor layers having anode and cathode tabs disposed in the interior case chamber, an electrical connector assembly for providing electrical connection with the anode and cathode tabs through the case, a cover, and electrolyte filling the remaining space within the interior case chamber. The plurality of capacitor layers and further separator layers are stacked into the electrode stack assembly and disposed within the interior case chamber such that the adjacent anode and cathode layers are electrically isolated from one another. The anode layer peripheral edges of the anode sub-assemblies of the stacked capacitor layers extend closer to the case side wall than the cathode peripheral edges of the cathode layers of the stack of capacitor layers throughout a major portion of the case chamber periphery. The separator layer peripheral edges extend to the case periphery and space the anode layer peripheral edges therefrom. Any burrs, debris or distortions along or of any of the anode layer peripheral edges causing the anode layer edges to effectively extend in the electrode stack height direction causes the anode layer peripheral edges having such tendency to contact an adjacent anode layer. In this way, anode layer surface area is maximized, and short circuiting of the anode layers with the cathode layers is avoided. A case liner can also be disposed around the electrode stack assembly periphery.