Patents by Inventor Gunjan Jha
Gunjan Jha 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).
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Patent number: 11734286Abstract: Automatic database analysis includes identifying a current context for accessing data from a low-latency database and generating an exploration query based on the current context, which includes identifying a column from the low-latency database as a column of utility in response to determining that a probabilistic utility for the column satisfies a defined utility criterion. The current context includes a requested result set satisfying a requested search criterion, and the probabilistic utility is based on the current context. The analysis includes generating an exploration result set based on the exploration query, generating insights based on the exploration result set, ranking the insights, and outputting at least one insight based on the ranking.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2018Date of Patent: August 22, 2023Assignee: ThoughtSpot, Inc.Inventors: Amit Prakash, Antony Chuxiao Chen, Gunjan Jha, Jasmeet Singh Jaggi, Manoj Krishna Ghosh, Pavan Ram Piratla, Pradeep Dorairaj, Sanjay Agrawal
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Publication number: 20230259525Abstract: Low-latency autonomous-analysis includes obtaining data expressing a usage intent with respect to a low-latency database analysis system that intent omits data corresponding to user input expressly requesting low-latency autonomous-analysis, obtaining requested results data based on the data expressing the usage intent, outputting requested visualization data representing at least a portion of the requested results data for presentation to a user, and, in response to outputting the requested visualization data, obtaining low-latency autonomous-analysis data by performing low-latency autonomous-analysis based on the data expressing the usage intent by identifying an autonomous-analysis predicate based on the requested visualization data, obtaining a defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, obtaining the low-latency autonomous-analysis data based on the autonomous-analysis predicate in accordance with the defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, such that the low-latency autonomous-analysis data dType: ApplicationFiled: March 20, 2023Publication date: August 17, 2023Inventors: Sanjay Agrawal, Gunjan Jha, Antony Chuxiao Chen
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Patent number: 11620306Abstract: Low-latency autonomous-analysis includes obtaining data expressing a usage intent with respect to a low-latency database analysis system that intent omits data corresponding to user input expressly requesting low-latency autonomous-analysis, obtaining requested results data based on the data expressing the usage intent, outputting requested visualization data representing at least a portion of the requested results data for presentation to a user, and, in response to outputting the requested visualization data, obtaining low-latency autonomous-analysis data by performing low-latency autonomous-analysis based on the data expressing the usage intent by identifying an autonomous-analysis predicate based on the requested visualization data, obtaining a defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, obtaining the low-latency autonomous-analysis data based on the autonomous-analysis predicate in accordance with the defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, such that the low-latency autonomous-analysis data dType: GrantFiled: May 26, 2021Date of Patent: April 4, 2023Assignee: ThoughtSpot, Inc.Inventors: Sanjay Agrawal, Antony Chuxiao Chen, Gunjan Jha
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Publication number: 20210311935Abstract: Low-latency autonomous-analysis includes obtaining data expressing a usage intent with respect to a low-latency database analysis system that intent omits data corresponding to user input expressly requesting low-latency autonomous-analysis, obtaining requested results data based on the data expressing the usage intent, outputting requested visualization data representing at least a portion of the requested results data for presentation to a user, and, in response to outputting the requested visualization data, obtaining low-latency autonomous-analysis data by performing low-latency autonomous-analysis based on the data expressing the usage intent by identifying an autonomous-analysis predicate based on the requested visualization data, obtaining a defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, obtaining the low-latency autonomous-analysis data based on the autonomous-analysis predicate in accordance with the defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, such that the low-latency autonomous-analysis data dType: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2021Publication date: October 7, 2021Inventors: Sanjay Agrawal, Antony Chuxiao Chen, Gunjan Jha
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Patent number: 11023486Abstract: Low-latency autonomous-analysis includes obtaining data expressing a usage intent with respect to a low-latency database analysis system that intent omits data corresponding to user input expressly requesting low-latency autonomous-analysis, obtaining requested results data based on the data expressing the usage intent, outputting requested visualization data representing at least a portion of the requested results data for presentation to a user, and, in response to outputting the requested visualization data, obtaining low-latency autonomous-analysis data by performing low-latency autonomous-analysis based on the data expressing the usage intent by identifying an autonomous-analysis predicate based on the requested visualization data, obtaining a defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, obtaining the low-latency autonomous-analysis data based on the autonomous-analysis predicate in accordance with the defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, such that the low-latency autonomous-analysis data dType: GrantFiled: November 12, 2019Date of Patent: June 1, 2021Assignee: ThoughtSpot, Inc.Inventors: Sanjay Agrawal, Antony Chuxiao Chen, Gunjan Jha
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Publication number: 20200151191Abstract: Low-latency autonomous-analysis includes obtaining data expressing a usage intent with respect to a low-latency database analysis system that intent omits data corresponding to user input expressly requesting low-latency autonomous-analysis, obtaining requested results data based on the data expressing the usage intent, outputting requested visualization data representing at least a portion of the requested results data for presentation to a user, and, in response to outputting the requested visualization data, obtaining low-latency autonomous-analysis data by performing low-latency autonomous-analysis based on the data expressing the usage intent by identifying an autonomous-analysis predicate based on the requested visualization data, obtaining a defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, obtaining the low-latency autonomous-analysis data based on the autonomous-analysis predicate in accordance with the defined autonomous-analysis latency constraint, such that the low-latency autonomous-analysis data dType: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2019Publication date: May 14, 2020Inventors: Sanjay Agrawal, Antony Chuxiao Chen, Gunjan Jha
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Publication number: 20190108230Abstract: A method and system may be implemented for automatically analyzing data in a database. The method and system may receive a current context of the database. The method and system may identify one or more columns of utility based on the current context and generate a current context based on the one or more columns of utility. The method and system may generate one or more exploration queries. The method and system may explore the one or more exploration queries to generate an exploration result set. The method and system may generate one or more insights. The one or more insights may be based on the current context, the exploration result set, or both. The method and system may rank the insights. The method and system may display, transmit, or store the one or more insights based on the rank.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2018Publication date: April 11, 2019Inventors: Amit Prakash, Antony Chuxiao Chen, Gunjan Jha, Jasmeet Singh Jaggi, Manoj Krishna Ghosh, Pavan Ram Piratla, Pradeep Dorairaj, Sanjay Agrawal
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Patent number: 7720883Abstract: Architecture that provides a data profile computation technique which employs key profile computation and data pattern profile computation. Key profile computation in a data table includes both exact keys as well as approximate keys, and is based on key strengths. A key strength of 100% is an exact key, and any other percentage in an approximate key. The key strength is estimated based on the number of table rows that have duplicated attribute values. Only column sets that exceed a threshold value are returned. Pattern profiling identifies a small set of regular expression patterns which best describe the patterns within a given set of attribute values. Pattern profiling includes three phases: a first phases for determining token regular expressions, a second phase for determining candidate regular expressions, and a third phase for identifying the best regular expressions of the candidates that match the attribute values.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2007Date of Patent: May 18, 2010Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Zhimin Chen, Venkatesh Ganti, Gunjan Jha, Shriraghav Kaushik, Vivek Narasayya
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Publication number: 20090006392Abstract: Architecture that provides a data profile computation technique which employs key profile computation and data pattern profile computation. Key profile computation in a data table includes both exact keys as well as approximate keys, and is based on key strengths. A key strength of 100% is an exact key, and any other percentage in an approximate key. The key strength is estimated based on the number of table rows that have duplicated attribute values. Only column sets that exceed a threshold value are returned. Pattern profiling identifies a small set of regular expression patterns which best describe the patterns within a given set of attribute values. Pattern profiling includes three phases: a first phases for determining token regular expressions, a second phase for determining candidate regular expressions, and a third phase for identifying the best regular expressions of the candidates that match the attribute values.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2007Publication date: January 1, 2009Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATIONInventors: Zhimin Chen, Venkatesh Ganti, Gunjan Jha, Shriraghav Kaushik, Vivek Narasayya