Patents by Inventor Daniell Garrick Stevens

Daniell Garrick Stevens 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).

  • Managing interfaces for sub-graphs
    Patent number: 10318252
    Abstract: Specifying a dataflow graph includes: rendering, in a first user interface, a representation of a first dataflow graph. At least one component represents a computation associated with at least one of data flowing into an input port or data flowing out of an output port. A link between components is rendered based on user input indicating a flow of data. In a second user interface, a representation of a sub-graph of the first dataflow graph is rendered. A first flow junction represents a connection between: (1) a flow of data outside the sub-graph interface, and (2) a flow of data inside the sub-graph interface. A link is rendered between the first flow junction and a second flow junction based on user input indicating a relationship between a first descriptor and a second descriptor.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 22, 2017
    Date of Patent: June 11, 2019
    Assignee: Ab Initio Technology LLC
    Inventors: Paul Bay, H. Mark Bromley, Brond Larson, Daniell Garrick Stevens, Tsvetan Tsvetanov
  • MANAGING INTERFACES FOR SUB-GRAPHS
    Publication number: 20180121169
    Abstract: Specifying a dataflow graph includes: rendering, in a first user interface, a representation of a first dataflow graph. At least one component represents a computation associated with at least one of data flowing into an input port or data flowing out of an output port. A link between components is rendered based on user input indicating a flow of data. In a second user interface, a representation of a sub-graph of the first dataflow graph is rendered. A first flow junction represents a connection between: (1) a flow of data outside the sub-graph interface, and (2) a flow of data inside the sub-graph interface. A link is rendered between the first flow junction and a second flow junction based on user input indicating a relationship between a first descriptor and a second descriptor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 22, 2017
    Publication date: May 3, 2018
    Inventors: Paul Bay, H. Mark Bromley, Brond Larson, Daniell Garrick Stevens, Tsvetan Tsvetanov
  • Managing interfaces for sub-graphs
    Patent number: 9886241
    Abstract: Specifying a dataflow graph includes: rendering, in a first user interface, a representation of a first dataflow graph. At least one component represents a computation associated with at least one of data flowing into an input port or data flowing out of an output port. A link between components is rendered based on user input indicating a flow of data. In a second user interface, a representation of a sub-graph of the first dataflow graph is rendered. A first flow junction represents a connection between: (1) a flow of data outside the sub-graph interface, and (2) a flow of data inside the sub-graph interface. A link is rendered between the first flow junction and a second flow junction based on user input indicating a relationship between a first descriptor and a second descriptor.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 5, 2014
    Date of Patent: February 6, 2018
    Assignee: Ab Initio Technology LLC
    Inventors: Daniell Garrick Stevens, Tsvetan Tsvetanov
  • MANAGING INTERFACES FOR SUB-GRAPHS
    Publication number: 20150160927
    Abstract: Specifying a dataflow graph includes: rendering, in a first user interface, a representation of a first dataflow graph. At least one component represents a computation associated with at least one of data flowing into an input port or data flowing out of an output port. A link between components is rendered based on user input indicating a flow of data. In a second user interface, a representation of a sub-graph of the first dataflow graph is rendered. A first flow junction represents a connection between: (1) a flow of data outside the sub-graph interface, and (2) a flow of data inside the sub-graph interface. A link is rendered between the first flow junction and a second flow junction based on user input indicating a relationship between a first descriptor and a second descriptor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 5, 2014
    Publication date: June 11, 2015
    Inventors: Daniell Garrick Stevens, Tsvetan Tsvetanov