Abstract: A method, system and computer program for automatic, highly accurate machine scans of unstructured text data sources, like information kept or displayed in Web browsers, WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCEL, PDF, and other documents, with the ability to detect, isolate and extract specific text information from unknown and varying locations within the unstructured text data. The system uses multiple human-vision-like but electronic scans of the unstructured data using artificial intelligence techniques to locate, and extract required information despite varying conditions, like unknown number of pages, unknown sequence of pages, unknown data layouts and data arrangements, unknown number, lengths and indentations of sections/paragraphs, and in case of tabular data, unknown number of rows and column sequences in the unstructured text data source.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program for automatic, highly accurate machine scans of unstructured text data sources, like information kept or displayed in Web browsers, WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCEL, PDF, and other documents, with the ability to detect, isolate and extract specific text information from unknown and varying locations within the unstructured text data. The system uses multiple human-vision-like but electronic scans of the unstructured data using artificial intelligence techniques to locate, and extract required information despite varying conditions, like unknown number of pages, unknown sequence of pages, unknown data layouts and data arrangements, unknown number, lengths and indentations of sections/paragraphs, and in case of tabular data, unknown number of rows and column sequences in the unstructured text data source.

Abstract: Systems and methods for hanging framed objects, such as picture frames, that permit simple and easy repositioning of the framed objects after the hanging system has already been mounted onto a surface or structure. The systems include a trio of elongated members that include an area defining a slot formed therein. The trio of members are interconnected to each other by a fastening device disposed at least partially through overlapping slot portions of two adjacent members. A first member is then mounted onto the surface or structure, such as but not limited to a wall. The other two members are then positioned relative to each other, as well as the first member, so as to be operable to situate the mounted framed objects in any number of positions, such as, but not limited to leftwardly, rightwardly, upwardly, downwardly and combinations thereof.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer programs for automatic, highly accurate machine comprehension of a plurality of segments of free form unstructured text in a natural language. The system answers a plurality of complex, free-form questions asked in a natural language, based on the totality of input text. The system further uses a multi-dimensional data model to measure the total effects of actions/verbs acting on various unique nouns present in the input text. The system may convert the questions into another multi-dimensional data model and may then compare the two data models in program memory to derive the answers to the posed questions. The system may then automatically detect unknown words and optionally look them up in digital information sources, such as online dictionaries and encyclopedias, to fill in the gaps in knowledge to answer the questions with expert-like reliability.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer programs for automatic, highly accurate machine comprehension of a plurality of segments of free form unstructured text in a natural language. The system answers a plurality of complex, free-form questions asked in a natural language, based on the totality of input text. The system further uses a multi-dimensional data model to measure the total effects of actions/verbs acting on various unique nouns present in the input text. The system may convert the questions into another multi-dimensional data model and may then compare the two data models in program memory to derive the answers to the posed questions. The system may then automatically detect unknown words and optionally look them up in digital information sources, such as online dictionaries and encyclopedias, to fill in the gaps in knowledge to answer the questions with expert-like reliability.

Abstract: A computer implemented method of constructing a computer application for automatically implementing a complex comparison programming task provides a compare design wizard to a display of a user's computer. The user interacts with the compare design wizard to specify (a) at least first and second data groups each containing associated data elements, (b) one or more keys from the first data group, and (c) one or more keys from the second data group, the keys comprising data elements that the user desires to be compared by the computer application. The user further interacts with the compare design wizard to specify one or more actions to be taken by the computer application based on data element comparisons to be performed by the computer application of: the keys matching between the first and second data groups; excess data being found in one of the groups; and excess data being found in a different one of the groups.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for developing and running applications in a networked computing environment includes one aspect in which requests are sent from a client computer running a browser program and receiving the requests at a server computer. The server computer runs an application in response to the requests and constructs output information at the server computer in a format usable by the browser program, based on results generated from the application. The server computer forwards the output information to the browser program for display at the client computer. All of the necessary business logic for receiving the requests, running the application, and constructing the output information is contained within a single linkable library of executable functions. Another aspect provides for the development of customized application using business rules and logic without the need for a programmer.

Abstract: A computer implemented method of constructing a computer application for automatically implementing a complex comparison programming task provides a compare design wizard to a display of a user's computer. The user interacts with the compare design wizard to specify (a) at least first and second data groups each containing associated data elements, (b) one or more keys from the first data group, and (c) one or more keys from the second data group, the keys comprising data elements that the user desires to be compared by the computer application. The user further interacts with the compare design wizard to specify one or more actions to be taken by the computer application based on data element comparisons to be performed by the computer application of: the keys matching between the first and second data groups; excess data being found in one of the groups; and excess data being found in a different one of the groups.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for developing and running applications in a networked computing environment includes one aspect in which requests are sent from a client computer running a browser program and receiving the requests at a server computer. The server computer runs an application in response to the requests and constructs output information at the server computer in a format usable by the browser program, based on results generated from the application. The server computer forwards the output information to the browser program for display at the client computer. All of the necessary business logic for receiving the requests, running the application, and constructing the output information is contained within a single linkable library of executable functions. Another aspect provides for the development of customized application using business rules and logic without the need for a programmer.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for developing and running applications in a networked computing environment includes one aspect in which requests are sent from a client computer running a browser program and receiving the requests at a server computer. The server computer runs an application in response to the requests and constructs output information at the server computer in a format usable by the browser program, based on results generated from the application. The server computer forwards the output information to the browser program for display at the client computer. All of the necessary business logic for receiving the requests, running the application, and constructing the output information is contained within a single linkable library of executable functions. Another aspect provides for the development of customized application using business rules and logic without the need for a programmer.

Abstract: A system and method for automated browsing and data extraction from Internet Web sites. Our preferred method and system selects various data elements within the Web site during a design phase and extracts data from the Web site based on the matching of the selected data elements at the Web site during a playback phase. Another preferred method and system extracts XML data based on matching previously selected XML data elements during a design phase with XML data elements present during a playback phase, and reformats the extracted XML data into a relational format.

Abstract: A headset device adapted to he utilized with spectacles having temples. The headset includes a first ear cup and a second ear cup. Each ear cup is adapted to enclose an ear of a user. Each ear cup also has a temple accommodating mechanism adapted for receiving one of the temples. The headset further includes a head strap for coupling the ear cups together. The head strap further providing a bias that maintains each ear cup positioned over the ear of the user.