Patents by Inventor Eli Reisman

Eli Reisman 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: 11928143
    Abstract: Systems of the present disclosure may ingest content from a plurality of data sources with the content including ingested documents referencing entities and events relevant to the ESG signals. The content may be stored in a content database. The System may also identify metadata and a body of text associated with each document to produce a set of preprocessed documents. An entity may be tagged to a first preprocessed document from the set of preprocessed documents, and the document may include a first document identifier. The System may generate an event score related to a first ESG signal including a direction and a magnitude associated with an event identified in the body of text. The event score may be tagged to the document. The system may write to an unstructured data set the document identifier in association with the tagged entity and the tagged event score for delivery.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 27, 2020
    Date of Patent: March 12, 2024
    Inventors: Philip Kim, Stephen Matthew Malinak, Ganesh Rao, Eli Reisman, Yang Ruan, Faithlyn Tulloch, Eugene Wong
  • Publication number: 20220292527
    Abstract: Methods and systems of assessing aggregate sentiment over a plurality of time increments of a time period are provided. A maximum aggregation factor that is associated with a particular time period is assigned. A plurality of time increments over the time period are received. For each time increment, the BISV is subtracted from the ISV to form a BISV/ISV difference value. The BISV/ISV difference value is normalized by dividing by the maximum possible difference, thereby determining a modulator. For each time increment, a value is assigned to a recency of the particular time increment to a most recent incremental sentiment value update event, thereby determining a decay factor. The maximum aggregation factor associated with a particular time period is modulated by multiplying a determined modulator and a determined decay factor associated with each time increment within the evaluated time interval.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 23, 2022
    Publication date: September 15, 2022
    Inventors: Gregory Bala, Hendrick Bartel, Sebastian Brinkmann, Philip Kim, James P. Hawley, Stephen M. Malinak, Yang Ruan, Eli Reisman, Mark Strehlow, Faithlyn Tulloch
  • Publication number: 20210216542
    Abstract: A data analysis system for measuring a materiality feature of interest is disclosed. The system includes a computing cluster ingesting content comprising a plurality of observables relevant to an entity, wherein each observable is related to at least one feature of interest. The system further includes an extraction engine running on the computing cluster and tagging the observables with an entity identifier in response to the observables referencing at least one of an entity, a tradename associated with the entity, or product associated with the entity. Additionally, the system includes an analysis engine running on the computing cluster and tagging an observable in response to the feature of interest being related to the observable. In one embedment, the analysis engine measures the materiality of the feature of interest to the entity by counting a number of observables from the plurality of observables tagged with the entity identifier.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 12, 2021
    Publication date: July 15, 2021
    Inventors: Greg Paul Bala, Michael Alfred Flowers, Adam L. Salvatori, Sebastian Brinkmann, Stephen Malinak, Eli Reisman, Andre Shipley, Mark Strehlow, Hendrik Bartel, Philip Kim, James Hawley, Edwin Kuh
  • Publication number: 20190333078
    Abstract: Methods and systems of assessing aggregate sentiment over a plurality of time increments of a time period are provided. A maximum aggregation factor that is associated with a particular time period is assigned. A plurality of time increments over the time period are received. For each time increment, the BISV is subtracted from the ISV to form a BISV/ISV difference value. The BISV/ISV difference value is normalized by dividing by the maximum possible difference, thereby determining a modulator. For each time increment, a value is assigned to a recency of the particular time increment to a most recent incremental sentiment value update event, thereby determining a decay factor. The maximum aggregation factor associated with a particular time period is modulated by multiplying a determined modulator and a determined decay factor associated with each time increment within the evaluated time interval.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 16, 2018
    Publication date: October 31, 2019
    Inventors: Gregory Bala, Hendrick Bartel, Sebastian Brinkmann, Philip Kim, James P. Hawley, Stephen M. Malinak, Ph.D, Yang Ruan, Eli Reisman, Mark Strehlow, Faithlyn Tulloch