Patents by Inventor Marek Oszajec
Marek Oszajec 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: 11003910Abstract: A first and second scoring endpoint with payload logging are deployed. At the second scoring endpoint, native data and a user-generated score for the native data are received, the native data is pre-processed into readable data for the deep-learning model, and the user-generated score and the readable data are output to the first scoring endpoint, which is associated directly with the deep-learning model. A raw payload that includes the native data is output to a payload store. At the first scoring endpoint, the readable data and the user-generated score are processed by the deep-learning model, which outputs a transformed payload and a prediction, respectively, to the payload store. The raw payload is matched with the transformed payload and the prediction to produce a comprehensive data set, which is evaluated to describe a set of transformation parameters. The deep-learning model is retrained to account for the set of transformation parameters.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 2019Date of Patent: May 11, 2021Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Rafal Bigaj, Lukasz G. Cmielowski, Marek Oszajec, Maksymilian Erazmus
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Patent number: 10885332Abstract: A first and second scoring endpoint with payload logging are deployed. At the second scoring endpoint, native data and a user-generated score for the native data are received, the native data is pre-processed into readable data for the deep-learning model, and the user-generated score and the readable data are output to the first scoring endpoint, which is associated directly with the deep-learning model. A raw payload that includes the native data is output to a payload store. At the first scoring endpoint, the readable data and the user-generated score are processed by the deep-learning model, which outputs a transformed payload and a prediction, respectively, to the payload store. The raw payload is matched with the transformed payload and the prediction to produce a comprehensive data set, which is evaluated to describe a set of transformation parameters. The deep-learning model is retrained to account for the set of transformation parameters.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2019Date of Patent: January 5, 2021Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Rafal Bigaj, Lukasz G. Cmielowski, Marek Oszajec, Maksymilian Erazmus
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Publication number: 20200293775Abstract: A first and second scoring endpoint with payload logging are deployed. At the second scoring endpoint, native data and a user-generated score for the native data are received, the native data is pre-processed into readable data for the deep-learning model, and the user-generated score and the readable data are output to the first scoring endpoint, which is associated directly with the deep-learning model. A raw payload that includes the native data is output to a payload store. At the first scoring endpoint, the readable data and the user-generated score are processed by the deep-learning model, which outputs a transformed payload and a prediction, respectively, to the payload store. The raw payload is matched with the transformed payload and the prediction to produce a comprehensive data set, which is evaluated to describe a set of transformation parameters. The deep-learning model is retrained to account for the set of transformation parameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 17, 2019Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: RAFAL BIGAJ, LUKASZ G. CMIELOWSKI, MAREK OSZAJEC, MAKSYMILIAN ERAZMUS
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Publication number: 20200293774Abstract: A first and second scoring endpoint with payload logging are deployed. At the second scoring endpoint, native data and a user-generated score for the native data are received, the native data is pre-processed into readable data for the deep-learning model, and the user-generated score and the readable data are output to the first scoring endpoint, which is associated directly with the deep-learning model. A raw payload that includes the native data is output to a payload store. At the first scoring endpoint, the readable data and the user-generated score are processed by the deep-learning model, which outputs a transformed payload and a prediction, respectively, to the payload store. The raw payload is matched with the transformed payload and the prediction to produce a comprehensive data set, which is evaluated to describe a set of transformation parameters. The deep-learning model is retrained to account for the set of transformation parameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 15, 2019Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: RAFAL BIGAJ, LUKASZ G. CMIELOWSKI, MAREK OSZAJEC, MAKSYMILIAN ERAZMUS
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Patent number: 10761958Abstract: A processor may acquire a trained predictive computational model from a database. The processor may apply a trained reduced complexity model to the trained predictive computational model. The trained reduced complexity model may be associated with the trained predictive computational model. The processor may select at least one metric. The processor may determine a quality indicator related to the at least one metric by identifying the type of the at least one metric, evaluating the output of the trained predictive computational model in relation to the type of the at least one metric, and generating, based on the evaluation of the trained predictive computational model, a threshold associated with the at least one metric. The processor may determine the accuracy of the trained predictive computational model based on the quality indicator.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2018Date of Patent: September 1, 2020Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Wojciech Sobala, Umit M. Cakmak, Marek Oszajec, Lukasz G. Cmielowski
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Publication number: 20200065630Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, system and computer program product for automated early anomaly detection in a continuous learning model. In an embodiment of the invention, a method includes training a continuous learning model with a training data set of different records and a known target class for each of the different records, deploying the model, and monitoring performance of the model. The method further includes prior to receiving a complete feedback data set for the model, computing a metric in the model based upon unseen records in the model that had not been present in the training data set, determining poor quality of the model for a metric computed to exceed a threshold value and displaying a recommendation in the host server to retrain the model responsive to the determination of poor quality of the model.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 21, 2018Publication date: February 27, 2020Inventors: Lucas G. Cmielowski, Wojciech Sobala, Umit M. Cakmak, Marek Oszajec
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Patent number: 10535001Abstract: A method for training a deep learning algorithm using N-dimensional data sets may be provided. Each data set comprises a plurality of N?1-dimensional data sets. The method comprises selecting a batch size and assembling an equally sized training batch. The samples are selected to be evenly distributed within said respective N-dimensional data sets. The method comprises also starting from a predetermined offset number, wherein the number of samples is equal to the selected batch size number, and feeding said training batches of N?1-dimensional samples into a deep learning algorithm for the training. Upon the training resulting in a learning rate that is below a predetermined level, selecting a different offset number for at least one of said N-dimensional data sets, and going back to the step of assembling. Upon the training resulting in a learning rate that is equal or higher than said predetermined level, the method stops.Type: GrantFiled: November 6, 2017Date of Patent: January 14, 2020Assignee: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATIONInventors: Umit Cakmak, Lukasz G. Cmielowski, Marek Oszajec, Wojciech Sobala
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Publication number: 20190286541Abstract: A processor may acquire a trained predictive computational model from a database. The processor may apply a trained reduced complexity model to the trained predictive computational model. The trained reduces complexity model may be associated with the trained predictive computational model. The processor may select at least one metric. The processor may determine a quality indicator related to the at least one metric by identifying the type of the at least one metric, evaluating the output of the trained predictive computational model in relation to the type of the at least one metric, and generating, based on the evaluation of the trained predictive computational model, a threshold associated with the at least one metric. The processor may determine the accuracy of the trained predictive computational model based on the quality indicator.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2018Publication date: September 19, 2019Inventors: Wojciech Sobala, Umit M. Cakmak, Marek Oszajec, Lukasz G. Cmielowski
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Publication number: 20190138906Abstract: A method for training a deep learning algorithm using N-dimensional data sets may be provided. Each data set comprises a plurality of N-1-dimensional data sets. The method comprises selecting a batch size and assembling an equally sized training batch. The samples are selected to be evenly distributed within said respective N-dimensional data sets. The method comprises also starting from a predetermined offset number, wherein the number of samples is equal to the selected batch size number, and feeding said training batches of N-1-dimensional samples into a deep learning algorithm for the training. Upon the training resulting in a learning rate that is below a predetermined level, selecting a different offset number for at least one of said N-dimensional data sets, and going back to the step of assembling. Upon the training resulting in a learning rate that is equal or higher than said predetermined level, the method stops.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2017Publication date: May 9, 2019Inventors: Umit Cakmak, Lukasz G. Cmielowski, Marek Oszajec, Wojciech Sobala