Patents by Inventor Bernard Pieter Hosman

Bernard Pieter Hosman 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).

  • Publication number: 20230306449
    Abstract: Systems and methods for pre-processing data to facilitate efficient and accurate machine learning are provided. The data may include market data. The pre-processing may include partitioning the data into windows assigning categories to windows generate a series of vectors. The series of vectors then being input into a computer system that executes a machine learning algorithm to efficiently train a neural network used to identify structure or patterns therein.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 1, 2023
    Publication date: September 28, 2023
    Applicant: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.
    Inventors: Ari L. Studnitzer, David John Geddes, Inderdeep Singh, Steven Hutt, Bernard Pieter Hosman
  • Patent number: 11704682
    Abstract: Systems and methods for pre-processing data to facilitate efficient and accurate machine learning are provided. The data may include market data. The pre-processing may include partitioning the data into windows assigning categories to windows generate a series of vectors. The series of vectors then being input into a computer system that executes a machine learning algorithm to efficiently train a neural network used to identify structure or patterns therein.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 5, 2017
    Date of Patent: July 18, 2023
    Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.
    Inventors: Ari L. Studnitzer, David John Geddes, Inderdeep Singh, Steven Hutt, Bernard Pieter Hosman
  • Publication number: 20220394111
    Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to implementation, such as by a message processing system architecture, of a message handling system and/or protocol which mitigates optimistic messaging behavior. As used herein optimistic messaging behavior may at least refer to the transmission, in whole or in part, of a message, or of one or more messages of a sequence thereof, to a receiving system, such as the system implemented by the disclosed embodiments, prior to the sender determining that the message(s) is/are desired, alone or in conjunction with subsequently canceling or otherwise invalidating the message(s) once it has been determined that it is not desired. The disclosed embodiments mitigate such behavior by detecting and taking action with respect to these types of messages to deter optimizing behavior which may or may not be manipulative, while maintaining reliable message handling under increasing processing loads with minimal impact on users being able to send messages to the system.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 15, 2022
    Publication date: December 8, 2022
    Applicant: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.
    Inventors: David Alan Lariviere, Bernard Pieter Hosman, Pearce Ian Peck-Walden, Ari L. Studnitzer, Zachary Bonig, Manmathasivaram Nagarajan, Brian Alvin Bourn, Suchith Vasudevan
  • Patent number: 11451647
    Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to implementation, such as by a message processing system architecture, of a message handling system and/or protocol which mitigates optimistic messaging behavior. Optimistic messaging behavior may at least refer to the transmission, in whole or in part, of a message, or of one or more messages of a sequence thereof, to a receiving system, such as the system implemented by the disclosed embodiments, prior to the sender determining that the message(s) is/are desired, alone or in conjunction with subsequently canceling or otherwise invalidating the message(s) once it has been determined that it is not desired. The disclosed embodiments mitigate such behavior by detecting and taking action with respect to these types of messages to deter optimizing behavior which may or may not be manipulative, while maintaining reliable message handling under increasing processing loads with minimal impact on users being able to send messages to the system.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 21, 2017
    Date of Patent: September 20, 2022
    Assignee: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.
    Inventors: David Alan Lariviere, Bernard Pieter Hosman, Pearce Ian Peck-Walden, Ari L. Studnitzer, Zachary Bonig, Manmathasivaram Nagarajan, Brian Alvin Bourn, Suchith Vasudevan
  • Publication number: 20180183901
    Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to implementation, such as by a message processing system architecture, of a message handling system and/or protocol which mitigates optimistic messaging behavior. As used herein optimistic messaging behavior may at least refer to the transmission, in whole or in part, of a message, or of one or more messages of a sequence thereof, to a receiving system, such as the system implemented by the disclosed embodiments, prior to the sender determining that the message(s) is/are desired, alone or in conjunction with subsequently canceling or otherwise invalidating the message(s) once it has been determined that it is not desired. The disclosed embodiments mitigate such behavior by detecting and taking action with respect to these types of messages to deter optimizing behavior which may or may not be manipulative, while maintaining reliable message handling under increasing processing loads with minimal impact on users being able to send messages to the system.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 21, 2017
    Publication date: June 28, 2018
    Inventors: David Alan Lariviere, Bernard Pieter Hosman, Pearce Ian Peck-Walden, Ari L. Studnitzer, Zachary Bonig, Manmathasivaram Nagarajan
  • Publication number: 20180012239
    Abstract: Systems and methods for pre-processing data to facilitate efficient and accurate machine learning are provided. The data may include market data. The pre-processing may include partitioning the data into windows assigning categories to windows generate a series of vectors.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 5, 2017
    Publication date: January 11, 2018
    Inventors: Ari L. Studnitzer, David John Geddes, Inderdeep Singh, Steven Hutt, Bernard Pieter Hosman