Patents by Inventor Michael Liberman
Michael Liberman 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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Publication number: 20240273300Abstract: Systems, methods and non-transitory computer readable media for identifying prompts used for training of inference models are provided. In some examples, a specific textual prompt in a natural language may be received. Further, data based on at least one parameter of an inference model may be accessed. The inference model may be a result of training a machine learning model using a plurality of training examples. Each training example of the plurality of training examples may include a respective textual content and a respective media content. The data and the specific textual prompt may be analyzed to determine a likelihood that the specific textual prompt is included in at least one training example of the plurality of training examples. A digital signal indicative of the likelihood that the specific textual prompt is included in at least one training example of the plurality of training examples may be generated.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2024Publication date: August 15, 2024Inventors: Yair ADATO, Michael FEINSTEIN, Efrat TAIG, Dvir YERUSHALMI, Ori LIBERMAN
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Publication number: 20240273782Abstract: Systems, methods and non-transitory computer readable media for providing diverse visual contents based on prompts are provided. A textual input in a natural language indicative of a desire of an individual to receive at least one visual content of an inanimate object of a particular category may be received. Further, a demographic requirement may be obtained. For example, the textual input may be analyzed to determine a demographic requirement. Further, a visual content may be obtained based on the demographic requirement and the textual input. The visual content may include a depiction of at least one inanimate object of the particular category and a depiction of one or more persons matching the demographic requirement. Further, a presentation of the visual content to the individual may be caused.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 7, 2023Publication date: August 15, 2024Inventors: Yair ADATO, Michael FEINSTEIN, Efrat TAIG, Dvir YERUSHALMI, Ori LIBERMAN
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Publication number: 20240273307Abstract: Systems, methods and non-transitory computer readable media for inference based on different portions of a training set using a single inference model are provided. Textual inputs may be received, each of which may include a source-identifying-keyword. An inference model may be a result of training a machine learning model using a plurality of training examples. Each training example may include a respective textual content and a respective media content. The training examples may be grouped based on source-identifying-keywords included in the textual contents. Different parameters of the inference model may be based on different groups, and thereby be associated with different source-identifying-keywords. When generating new media content using the inference model and a textual input, parameters associated with the source-identifying-keyword included in the textual input may be used.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 7, 2023Publication date: August 15, 2024Inventors: Yair ADATO, Michael FEINSTEIN, Efrat TAIG, Dvir YERUSHALMI, Ori LIBERMAN
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Publication number: 20030135971Abstract: A process is disclosed for making ultra fine fibers comprising forming a continuous cladding about a plurality of coated metallic wires. The cladding is drawn for reducing the outer diameter and for diffusion bonding the coating within the cladding. A plurality of the drawn claddings are assembled and a second cladding is formed the remainders. The second cladding is drawn for further reducing the outer diameter. The sacrificial coating and the claddings are removed to obtain a plurality of ultra fine fibers. In some embodiments, the ultra fine fibers are converted through a doping process.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 9, 2002Publication date: July 24, 2003Inventors: Michael Liberman, Michael C. Murray, Matthew R. June, Nathaniel R. Quick, Richard Salinaro
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Publication number: 20020197520Abstract: A micro fuel cell array and method of making is disclosed for providing electrical power to an electrical load upon flow of a first and a second gas. The micro fuel cell array comprises an array of the fuel cell elements each comprising a first electrode element surrounded by a second electrode element with an electrolyte interposed therebetween. The array is drawn for miniaturizing the array and for electrically interconnecting the second electrode elements to form a second fuel cell electrode for connection to the electrical load. The first fuel cell elements are interconnected by a first electrode element for connection to the electrical load.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2001Publication date: December 26, 2002Applicant: USF Filtration & Separations Group., IncInventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman, Michael C. Murray
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Patent number: 6497029Abstract: A process for making fine and ultra-fine metallic fibers is disclosed comprising arranging a multiplicity of metallic wires to form an assembly of the metallic wires. The assembly of the metallic wires is wrapped with a wrapping material to form a wrapped assembly. A plurality of the wrapped assemblies are inserted into a tube for providing a cladding. The cladding is drawn for reducing the outer diameter thereof and for reducing the cross-section of each of the multiplicity of metallic wires within the cladding to transform the multiplicity of metallic wires into a multiplicity of fine or ultra-fine metallic fibers. The cladding is removed for providing the multiplicity of fine or ultra-fine metallic fibers. In one example, the metallic wires are coated with a coating material formed from the same material as the wrapping material and the cladding material.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2000Date of Patent: December 24, 2002Assignee: Pall Filtration and Separations Group Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky, Raymond R. McNeice
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Publication number: 20020112334Abstract: The process for making fine metallic mesh is disclosed comprising the steps of cladding an array of metallic wires with an array cladding material to provide an array cladding. The array cladding is drawn for reducing the diameter thereof and for reducing the corresponding diameters of each of the metallic wires for producing a clad array of fine metallic fibers within the array cladding. The array cladding is fashioned into a mesh by weaving, braiding, crocheting and the like thereby forming a series of bends in the clad array for reducing interaction between adjacent portions of the array cladding. The array cladding material is removed for producing fine metallic mesh from the array of the fine metallic fibers.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2002Publication date: August 22, 2002Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman
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Patent number: 6437967Abstract: An apparatus and process for making a capacitor comprising a first capacitor plate element covered with a spacing material selected for forming a capacitor dielectric. The first capacitor plate element and the spacing material is encased with a second capacitor element. The second capacitor plate element is drawn for reducing the outer diameter thereof. A multiplicity of the capacitor elements are inserted within a second capacitor plate connector. The second capacitor plate connector is drawn for reducing the outer diameter of the metallic tube and for electrically interconnecting the multiplicity of the second capacitor plate elements with the second capacitor plate connector to form a second capacitor plate. The multiplicity of the first capacitor elements are interconnected with a first capacitor plate connector to form a first capacitor plate. The spacing material is replaced with a dielectric material to form the capacitor thereby.Type: GrantFiled: April 12, 2001Date of Patent: August 20, 2002Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Clinton V. Kopp, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky, Michael C. Murray
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Publication number: 20020108684Abstract: The invention relates to fine metallic alloy fibers and the process of making the fine metallic alloy fiber comprising the steps of forming a first and a second metallic alloy component into a composite having a physical configuration suitable for a drawing process. The composite is drawn to provide a fine composite fiber formed from the first and second metallic alloy components. A portion of one of the first and second alloy components is removed to provide a proper volumetric relationship between the first and second metallic alloy components for producing a desired metallic alloy. The fine composite fiber is heated for converting the remainder of the first and second metallic alloy components into the desired metallic alloy to provide the fine metallic alloy fiber.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 9, 2001Publication date: August 15, 2002Applicant: USF Filtration & Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman, Michael C. Murray
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Patent number: 6381826Abstract: The process for making fine metallic mesh is disclosed comprising the steps of cladding an array of metallic wires with an array cladding material to provide an array cladding. The array cladding is drawn for reducing the diameter thereof and for reducing the corresponding diameters of each of the metallic wires for producing a clad array of fine metallic fibers within the array cladding. The array cladding is fashioned into a mesh by weaving, braiding, crocheting and the like thereby forming a series of bends in the clad array for reducing interaction between adjacent portions of the array cladding. The array cladding material is removed for producing fine metallic mesh from the array of the fine metallic fibers.Type: GrantFiled: September 10, 2001Date of Patent: May 7, 2002Assignee: USF Filtration & Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman
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Publication number: 20020029453Abstract: An apparatus and process is disclosed for making fine metallic fiber tow comprising the steps of cladding an array of metallic wires with an array cladding material to provide an array cladding. The array cladding is drawn for reducing the diameter thereof and for reducing the corresponding diameters of each of the metallic wires of the array within the array cladding for producing an array of fine metallic fibers. A series of bends is formed in the array cladding. The array cladding is placed onto a support with the series of bends creating spaces between adjacent portions of the array cladding to minimize the number of direct contacts between adjacent portions of the array cladding. The array cladding material is removed for producing metallic fiber tow. The apparatus of the present invention forms the bends in the array cladding.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 10, 2001Publication date: March 14, 2002Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman, Raymond R. McNeice
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Publication number: 20010037972Abstract: An improved fluid separating device for filtering a second fluid from a first fluid. The improved fluid separating device comprises a first layer of filter media comprising a sintered matrix of first fibers. A second layer of filter membrane comprises a matrix of second fibers. A third layer of filter media comprises a sintered matrix of third fibers. The first, second and third layers are formed into a lamination with the second layer being interposed between the first and third layers. The second layer has a pore size substantially less than the pore size of the first and third layers for enabling the second fluid to pass through the second layer and for inhibiting the first fluid from passing through the second layer for separating the second fluid from the first fluid. The improved fluid separating device is suitable for separating a gas from a liquid as well as separating a gas from a dissimilar gas.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 3, 2001Publication date: November 8, 2001Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Alexander Sobolevsky, Michael Liberman, Michael C. Murray, Richard D. Range
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Patent number: 6297440Abstract: An apparatus and process for making a thermoelectric device for generating an electrical voltage when elevated in temperature. The apparatus comprises an array of a multiplicity of thermoelectric elements with each of the thermoelectric elements comprising a first metal component surrounded by a second metal component with a dielectric material interposed therebetween. A first connector interconnects the first metal components to form a first thermoelectric terminal. A second connector interconnects the second metal components to form a second thermoelectric terminal. A junction connector forms a multiplicity of thermoelectric junctions between the first metal components and the second metal components.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 1999Date of Patent: October 2, 2001Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky
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Patent number: 6292349Abstract: An apparatus and process for making a capacitor having a first capacitor plate element covered with a spacing material selected for forming a capacitor dielectric. The first capacitor plate element and the spacing material is encased with a second capacitor element. The second capacitor plate element is drawn for reducing the outer diameter thereof. A multiplicity of the capacitor elements are inserted within a second capacitor plate connector. The second capacitor plate connector is drawn for reducing the outer diameter of the metallic tube and for electrically interconnecting the multiplicity of the second capacitor plate elements with the second capacitor plate connector to form a second capacitor plate. The multiplicity of the first capacitor elements are interconnected with a first capacitor plate connector to form a first capacitor plate. The spacing material is replaced with a dielectric material to form the capacitor thereby.Type: GrantFiled: February 28, 2000Date of Patent: September 18, 2001Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Clinton V. Kopp, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky, Michael C. Murray
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Patent number: 6248192Abstract: A process is disclosed for making an alloy comprising the steps of cladding with a tube a plurality of metal members including a first and a second metal to form a metal composite. The metal composite is drawn for reducing the diameter thereof. The tube is removed to provide a remainder. The remainder is heated to convert the remainder to alloy. A multiplicity of composites may be processed simultaneously for producing fine alloy fibers.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 1999Date of Patent: June 19, 2001Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, IncInventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky
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Patent number: 6215648Abstract: An apparatus and process is disclosed for making a capacitor having the steps of covering a first capacitor plate element with a dielectric material. The process includes encasing the first capacitor plate element and the dielectric material with a second capacitor element. The second capacitor plate element is drawn for reducing the outer diameter thereof and for forming a capacitor element. A multiplicity of the capacitor elements are encased within a second capacitor plate connector. The second capacitor plate connector is drawn for reducing the outer diameter of the metallic tube and for electrically interconnecting the multiplicity of the second capacitor plate elements with the second capacitor plate connector to form a second capacitor plate. The multiplicity of the first capacitor elements are interconnected with a first capacitor plate connector to form a first capacitor plate.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 2000Date of Patent: April 10, 2001Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Clinton V. Kopp, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky
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Patent number: 6200523Abstract: An apparatus and a method is disclosed for sintering a matrix of elements such as fibers or particles by infrared heating. A multiplicity of the elements are arranged into a matrix of substantially randomly oriented elements to form a web. The web is irradiated with infrared energy for a period of time sufficient to sinter bond each of the elements to adjacent elements of the matrix randomly oriented elements.Type: GrantFiled: September 30, 1999Date of Patent: March 13, 2001Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Tao Li, Robert Malanga, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky, James A. McGrath
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Patent number: 6112395Abstract: A process is disclosed for making fine metallic fibers comprising forming a continuous tube about a plurality of coated metallic wires for providing a first cladding. The first cladding is drawn for reducing the outer diameter and for diffusion welding the coating within the cladding. The tube is mechanically removed to provide a first remainder. The first remainder is drawn for reducing the diameter thereof to transform the plurality of metallic wires into a plurality of fine metallic fibers. In one example, the diffusion welded coating is removed for providing the plurality of fine metallic fibers. In another example, a plurality of the first remainders are assembled and a continuous tube is formed about a the first remainders for providing a second cladding. The second cladding is drawn for reducing the outer diameter. The tube is mechanically removed to provide a second remainder.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 1998Date of Patent: September 5, 2000Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky, Raymond R. McNeice
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Patent number: 6079089Abstract: An apparatus and process for making a capacitor comprising the steps of covering a first capacitor plate element with a dielectric material. The process includes encasing the first capacitor plate element and the dielectric material with a second capacitor element. The second capacitor plate element is drawn for reducing the outer diameter thereof and for forming a capacitor element. A multiplicity of the capacitor elements are encased within a second capacitor plate connector. The second capacitor plate connector is drawn for reducing the outer diameter of the metallic tube and for electrically interconnecting the multiplicity of the second capacitor plate elements with the second capacitor plate connector to form a second capacitor plate. The multiplicity of the first capacitor elements are interconnected with a first capacitor plate connector to form a first capacitor plate.Type: GrantFiled: June 9, 1998Date of Patent: June 27, 2000Assignee: USF Filtration and Separations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Clinton V. Kopp, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky
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Patent number: 6046091Abstract: An apparatus and process for making a capacitor comprising a first capacitor plate element covered with a spacing material selected for forming a capacitor dielectric. The first capacitor plate element and the spacing material is encased with a second capacitor element. The second capacitor plate element is drawn for reducing the outer diameter thereof. A multiplicity of the capacitor elements are inserted within a second capacitor plate connector. The second capacitor plate connector is drawn for reducing the outer diameter of the metallic tube and for electrically interconnecting the multiplicity of the second capacitor plate elements with the second capacitor plate connector to form a second capacitor plate. The multiplicity of the first capacitor elements are interconnected with a first capacitor plate connector to form a first capacitor plate. The spacing material is replaced with a dielectric material to form the capacitor thereby.Type: GrantFiled: June 9, 1998Date of Patent: April 4, 2000Assignee: USF Filtration and Seperations Group, Inc.Inventors: Nathaniel R. Quick, Clinton V. Kopp, Michael Liberman, Alexander Sobolevsky, Michael C. Murray