Abstract: Methods of and systems for searching a catalog include parsing the items of the catalog into tokens, determining the frequency with which each token appears in the catalog, and storing the frequencies in a cache. Queries to the catalog are likewise parsed into tokens, and the tokens of the query string are compared to frequency values in the cache to identify a smaller search space within the catalog.

Abstract: Systems and methods for searching subsets of a search space. The system includes a memory with programmable instructions for searching a search space stored thereon, and processor for executing the programmable instructions. A user enters a search query, for example, via the user interface. The system receives a search command including the search query. The system performs a first search of a first subset of the of the search space using the search query. The results from the first search are presented to the user. The system receives a second, supplemental search command from the user, and responsive to the second, supplemental search command, performs a second search, using the same search query, of a second subset of the search space.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatically determining recalled products from unstructured recall data. In exemplary embodiments, fuzzy logic is used to determine recalled products from unstructured recall data. In exemplary embodiments, natural language algorithms with an embedded data grammar dictionary are used to extract item identifiers and manufacturer name from unstructured recall data.

Abstract: Methods of and systems for searching a catalog include parsing the items of the catalog into tokens, determining the frequency with which each token appears in the catalog, and storing the frequencies in a cache. Queries to the catalog are likewise parsed into tokens, and the tokens of the query string are compared to frequency values in the cache to identify a smaller search space within the catalog.

Abstract: Methods of and systems for searching a catalog include parsing the items of the catalog into tokens, determining the frequency with which each token appears in the catalog, and storing the frequencies in a cache. Queries to the catalog are likewise parsed into tokens, and the tokens of the query string are compared to frequency values in the cache to identify a smaller search space within the catalog.

Abstract: Methods of and systems for searching a catalog include parsing the items of the catalog into tokens, determining the frequency with which each token appears in the catalog, and storing the frequencies in a cache. Queries to the catalog are likewise parsed into tokens, and the tokens of the query string are compared to frequency values in the cache to identify a smaller search space within the catalog.

Abstract: Methods of and systems for searching a catalog include parsing the items of the catalog into tokens, determining the frequency with which each token appears in the catalog, and storing the frequencies in a cache. Queries to the catalog are likewise parsed into tokens, and the tokens of the query string are compared to frequency values in the cache to identify a smaller search space within the catalog.

Abstract: Methods of and systems for searching a catalog include parsing the items of the catalog into tokens, determining the frequency with which each token appears in the catalog, and storing the frequencies in a cache. Queries to the catalog are likewise parsed into tokens, and the tokens of the query string are compared to frequency values in the cache to identify a smaller search space within the catalog.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatically determining recalled products from unstructured recall data. In exemplary embodiments, fuzzy logic is used to determine recalled products from unstructured recall data. In exemplary embodiments, natural language algorithms with an embedded data grammar dictionary are used to extract item identifiers and manufacturer name from unstructured recall data.

Abstract: An oven rack grilling apparatus combining an oven rack with a grilling basket, wherein the grilling basket is disposed within an aperture of a standard-sized oven rack. The rear portion of the oven rack is suitable for grilling larger portions of food, while the grilling basket may contain smaller food portions within the basket with its lid closed, or accommodate larger food portions with the lid open. The grilling basket is made of metal mesh to permit uniform exposure to radiant heat within the oven. In another configuration, a rotisserie may be placed within the aperture of the oven rack, with or without the grilling basket present. The rotisserie permits rotation of food disposed thereon.

Abstract: An oven rack grilling apparatus combining an oven rack with a grilling basket, wherein the grilling basket is disposed within an aperture of a standard-sized oven rack. The rear portion of the oven rack is suitable for grilling larger portions of food, while the grilling basket may contain smaller food portions within the basket with its lid closed, or accommodate larger food portions with the lid open. The grilling basket is made of metal mesh to permit uniform exposure to radiant heat within the oven. In an alternate embodiment, a rotisserie may be placed within the aperture of the oven rack, with or without the grilling basket present. The rotisserie permits rotation of food disposed thereon.