Patents by Inventor Katherine S. Tyldesley

Katherine S. Tyldesley 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: 7974189
    Abstract: A method is disclosed to set the speed of a network. The method supplies a network interconnected with a system controller and a plurality of switch domains, where each of those plurality of switch domains comprises one or more information storage devices and a switch domain controller, and sets by each of the plurality of switch domains a signaling rate for that switch domain. The method queries in-band by the system controller each of the plurality of switch domains for that switch domain's signaling rate, and provides in-band by each of the plurality of switch domains the signaling rate for that switch domain. The method provides in-band by the system controller to each of the plurality of switch domains a first speed selection command specifying a first network speed, and resets by each of the plurality of switch domains the signaling rate for that switch domain to the first network speed.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 21, 2008
    Date of Patent: July 5, 2011
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Matthew D. Bomhoff, Brian J. Cagno, John C. Elliott, Carl E. Jones, Robert A. Kubo, Gregg S. Lucas, Katherine S. Tyldesley
  • Patent number: 7551671
    Abstract: In a communication network (20), a video encoder/decoder system (114) and an encoding method (150) facilitate transmission of video frames (116) over multiple low-data-rate channels (46). Frame data (204) is generated for each video frame (116). The frame data (204) is transformed (172) to obtain transform coefficients (212), which are assembled (174) into quadtrees (216) and separately coded (178). In addition, motion vectors (166) are split into coding blocks (188) and separately coded (190). The quadtrees (126) and the motion vectors (166) are independently distributed among the multiple channels (46) for transmission. A decoding method (360) facilitates error resilient reception of transform coefficient packets (222) and motion vector packets (244) so that lost transform coefficients (374) and/or lost motion vectors (384) can be estimated at a receiving video encoder/decoder system (114) to reconstruct a received video frames 144.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 1, 2003
    Date of Patent: June 23, 2009
    Assignee: General Dynamics Decision Systems, Inc.
    Inventors: Katherine S. Tyldesley, Glen P. Abousleman, Lina J. Karam
  • Publication number: 20080304489
    Abstract: A method is disclosed to set the speed of a network. The method supplies a network interconnected with a system controller and a plurality of switch domains, where each of those plurality of switch domains comprises one or more information storage devices and a switch domain controller, and sets by each of the plurality of switch domains a signaling rate for that switch domain. The method queries in-band by the system controller each of the plurality of switch domains for that switch domain's signaling rate, and provides in-band by each of the plurality of switch domains the signaling rate for that switch domain. The method provides in-band by the system controller to each of the plurality of switch domains a first speed selection command specifying a first network speed, and resets by each of the plurality of switch domains the signaling rate for that switch domain to the first network speed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 21, 2008
    Publication date: December 11, 2008
    Applicant: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
    Inventors: MATTHEW D. BOMHOFF, BRIAN J. CAGNO, JOHN C. ELLIOTT, CARL E. JONES, ROBERT A. KUBO, GREGG S. LUCAS, KATHERINE S. TYLDESLEY
  • Patent number: 7423964
    Abstract: A method is disclosed to set the speed of a network. The method supplies a network interconnected with a system controller and a plurality of switch domains, where each of those plurality of switch domains comprises one or more information storage devices and a switch domain controller, and sets by each of the plurality of switch domains a signaling rate for that switch domain. The method queries in-band by the system controller each of the plurality of switch domains for that switch domain's signaling rate, and provides in-band by each of the plurality of switch domains the signaling rate for that switch domain. The method provides in-band by the system controller to each of the plurality of switch domains a first speed selection command specifying a first network speed, and resets by each of the plurality of switch domains the signaling rate for that switch domain to the first network speed.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 18, 2004
    Date of Patent: September 9, 2008
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Matthew D. Bomhoff, Brian J. Cagno, John C. Elliott, Carl E. Jones, Robert A. Kubo, Gregg S. Lucas, Katherine S. Tyldesley
  • Publication number: 20040218626
    Abstract: In a communication network (20), a video encoder/decoder system (114) and an encoding method (150) facilitate transmission of video frames (116) over multiple low-data-rate channels (46). Frame data (204) is generated for each video frame (116). The frame data (204) is transformed (172) to obtain transform coefficients (212), which are assembled (174) into quadtrees (216) and separately coded (178). In addition, motion vectors (166) are split into coding blocks (188) and separately coded (190). The quadtrees (126) and the motion vectors (166) are independently distributed among the multiple channels (46) for transmission. A decoding method (360) facilitates error resilient reception of transform coefficient packets (222) and motion vector packets (244) so that lost transform coefficients (374) and/or lost motion vectors (384) can be estimated at a receiving video encoder/decoder system (114) to reconstruct a received video frames 144.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 1, 2003
    Publication date: November 4, 2004
    Inventors: Katherine S. Tyldesley, Glen P. Abousleman, Lina J. Karam