Patents by Inventor Gowtham Dinakaran

Gowtham Dinakaran 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: 9704097
    Abstract: Training data for training a neural network usable for electronic sentiment analysis can be automatically constructed. For example, an electronic communication usable for training the neural network and including multiple characters can be received. A sentiment dictionary including multiple expressions mapped to multiple sentiment values representing different sentiments can be received. Each expression in the sentiment dictionary can be mapped to a corresponding sentiment value. An overall sentiment for the electronic communication can be determined using the sentiment dictionary. Training data usable for training the neural network can be automatically constructed based on the overall sentiment of the electronic communication. The neural network can be trained using the training data. A second electronic communication including an unknown sentiment can be received. At least one sentiment associated with the second electronic communication can be determined using the neural network.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 11, 2015
    Date of Patent: July 11, 2017
    Assignees: SAS INSTITUTE INC., NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
    Inventors: Ravinder Devarajan, Jordan Riley Benson, David James Caira, Saratendu Sethi, James Allen Cox, Christopher G. Healey, Gowtham Dinakaran, Kalpesh Padia
  • Publication number: 20160350651
    Abstract: Training data for training a neural network usable for electronic sentiment analysis can be automatically constructed. For example, an electronic communication usable for training the neural network and including multiple characters can be received. A sentiment dictionary including multiple expressions mapped to multiple sentiment values representing different sentiments can be received. Each expression in the sentiment dictionary can be mapped to a corresponding sentiment value. An overall sentiment for the electronic communication can be determined using the sentiment dictionary. Training data usable for training the neural network can be automatically constructed based on the overall sentiment of the electronic communication. The neural network can be trained using the training data. A second electronic communication including an unknown sentiment can be received. At least one sentiment associated with the second electronic communication can be determined using the neural network.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 11, 2015
    Publication date: December 1, 2016
    Inventors: Ravinder Devarajan, Jordan Riley Benson, David James Caira, Saratendu Sethi, James Allen Cox, Christopher G. Healey, Gowtham Dinakaran, Kalpesh Padia
  • Publication number: 20160350664
    Abstract: The results of electronic narrative analytics can be visualized. For example, an electronic communication that includes multiple narratives can be received. Each narrative can be segmented into respective blocks of characters. Multiple sentiments associated with the respective blocks of characters can be determined. Multiple sentiment patterns can be determined based on the multiple sentiments. The multiple sentiment patterns can be categorized into multiple sentiment pattern groups. Also, multiple semantic tags associated with the multiple sentiment patterns can be determined. Further, the multiple narratives can be categorized into multiple topic sets. A graphical user interface can be displayed visually indicating at least a portion of: the multiple sentiments, the multiple sentiment pattern groups, the multiple semantic tags, or the multiple topic sets.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 8, 2016
    Publication date: December 1, 2016
    Inventors: Ravinder Devarajan, Jordan Riley Benson, David James Caira, Saratendu Sethi, James Allen Cox, Christopher G. Healey, Gowtham Dinakaran, Kalpesh Padia, Shaoliang Nie
  • Publication number: 20160350644
    Abstract: The results of electronic sentiment analysis can be visualized. For example, multiple sentiments expressed in an electronic communication can be determined using a neural network. Each sentiment of the multiple sentiments can include a positive sentiment, a neutral sentiment, or a negative sentiment. A transition between at least two sentiments of the multiple sentiments can be determined. The transition can indicate a change between the at least two sentiments occurring over a period of time. A graphical user interface visually indicating the transition between the at least two sentiments can be displayed on a timeline. The timeline can include a timeframe associated with multiple segments of the electronic communication.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 11, 2015
    Publication date: December 1, 2016
    Inventors: Ravinder Devarajan, Jordan Riley Benson, David James Caira, Saratendu Sethi, James Allen Cox, Christopher G. Healey, Gowtham Dinakaran, Kalpesh Padia