Patents by Inventor Antoine Blondeau

Antoine Blondeau has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 8918349
    Abstract: A server computer and a multitude of client computers form a network computing system that is scalable and adapted to continue to evaluate the performance characteristics of a number of genes generated using a software application running on the client computers. Each client computer continues to periodically receive data associated with the genes stored in its memory. Using this data, the client computers evaluate the performance characteristic of their genes by comparing a solution provided by the gene with the periodically received data associated with that gene. Accordingly, the performance characteristic of each gene may be updated and varied with each periodically received data. The performance characteristic of a gene defines its fitness. The genes may be virtual asset traders that recommend trading options, and the data associated with the genes may be historical trading data.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 29, 2013
    Date of Patent: December 23, 2014
    Assignee: Genetic Finance (Barbados) Limited
    Inventors: Babak Hodjat, Hormoz Shahrzad, Antoine Blondeau, Adam Cheyer, Peter Harrigan
  • Patent number: 8825560
    Abstract: A server computer and a multitude of client computers form a network computing system that is scalable and adapted to continue to evaluate the performance characteristics of a number of genes generated using a software application running on the client computers. Each client computer continues to periodically receive data associated with the genes stored in its memory. Using this data, the client computers evaluate the performance characteristic of their genes by comparing a solution provided by the gene with the periodically received data associated with that gene. Accordingly, the performance characteristic of each gene may be updated and varied with each periodically received data. The performance characteristic of a gene defines its fitness. The genes may be virtual asset traders that recommend trading options, and the data associated with the genes may be historical trading data.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 15, 2013
    Date of Patent: September 2, 2014
    Assignee: Genetic Finance (Barbados) Limited
    Inventors: Babak Hodjat, Hormoz Shahrzad, Antoine Blondeau, Adam Cheyer, Peter Harrigan
  • Publication number: 20140006316
    Abstract: A server computer and a multitude of client computers form a network computing system that is scalable and adapted to continue to evaluate the performance characteristics of a number of genes generated using a software application running on the client computers. Each client computer continues to periodically receive data associated with the genes stored in its memory. Using this data, the client computers evaluate the performance characteristic of their genes by comparing a solution provided by the gene with the periodically received data associated with that gene. Accordingly, the performance characteristic of each gene may be updated and varied with each periodically received data. The performance characteristic of a gene defines its fitness. The genes may be virtual asset traders that recommend trading options, and the data associated with the genes may be historical trading data.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 29, 2013
    Publication date: January 2, 2014
    Applicant: GENETIC FINANCE (BARBADOS) LIMITED
    Inventors: Babak Hodjat, Hormoz Shahrzad, Antoine Blondeau, Adam Cheyer, Peter Harrigan
  • Publication number: 20120239517
    Abstract: The cost of performing sophisticated software-based financial trend and pattern analysis is significantly reduced by distributing the processing power required to carry out the analysis and computational task across a large number of networked individual or cluster of computing nodes. To achieve this, the computational task is divided into a number of sub tasks. Each sub task is then executed on one of a number of processing devices to generate a multitude of solutions. The solutions are subsequently combined to generate a result for the computational task. The individuals controlling the processing devices are compensated for use of their associated processing devices. The algorithms are optionally enabled to evolve over time. Thereafter, one or more of the evolved algorithms is selected in accordance with a predefined condition.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 10, 2012
    Publication date: September 20, 2012
    Applicant: GENETIC FINANCE (BARBADOS) LIMITED
    Inventors: Antoine Blondeau, Adam Cheyer, Babak Hodjat, Peter Harrigan
  • Publication number: 20090125370
    Abstract: The cost of performing sophisticated software-based financial trend and pattern analysis is significantly reduced by distributing the processing power required to carry out the analysis and computational task across a large number of networked individual or cluster of computing nodes. To achieve this, the computational task is divided into a number of sub tasks. Each sub task is then executed on one of a number of processing devices to generate a multitude of solutions. The solutions are subsequently combined to generate a result for the computational task. The individuals controlling the processing devices are compensated for use of their associated processing devices. The algorithms are optionally enabled to evolve over time. Thereafter, one or more of the evolved algorithms is selected in accordance with a predefined condition.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 7, 2008
    Publication date: May 14, 2009
    Applicant: GENETIC FINANCE HOLDINGS LIMITED
    Inventors: Antoine Blondeau, Adam Cheyer, Babak Hodjat, Peter Harrigan
  • Publication number: 20030023426
    Abstract: Japanese kanji-kana words intended to be entered by a user are predicted from relative few key presses, each single key press indicating a group kana syllables of the fifty sounds table. Text input logic collects all known words which include any syllables of the groups specified in the order specified and sorts the words by relative frequency to predict which word the user is intending to enter. All known words which match the same consonant pattern are collected and those most frequently used are presented at the top of the list from which the user can select the intended word. Predicted word selections are presented to the user in kanji-kana form such that kana-kanji conversion is unnecessary.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 22, 2001
    Publication date: January 30, 2003
    Applicant: Zi Technology Corporation Ltd.
    Inventors: Samuel Yin Lun Pun, Kevin Qingyuan Zeng, Wallace Ritchie, Vladimir Orel, Peter Hubert Ackermans, Changshi Xu, Vanessa Sherr, Robert B. O'Dell, Antoine Blondeau