Patents by Inventor Robert Risberg
Robert Risberg 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: 11922918Abstract: A noise controlling method includes generating a reference signal representing a primary noise, generating a secondary noise in response to a control signal for cancelling the primary noise, generating an error signal representing a superposition of the primary and secondary noises at a position, generating an additional reference signal, secondary noise, or additional error signal, and generating the control signal for generating the secondary noise using adaptive subband filtering based on the reference and error signals, the generating the control signal including decomposing the reference signal and the error signal into a subband reference and error signal for each subband, updating subband adaptive filters for a subband based on the subband reference signal and the subband error signal, updating a fullband adaptive filter based on the updated subband adaptive filter, and generating the control signal by filtering the reference signal by the updated fullband adaptive filter.Type: GrantFiled: July 9, 2020Date of Patent: March 5, 2024Assignee: Faurecia Creo ABInventors: Nicolas Jean Pignier Delafontaine, Christophe Mattei, Robert Risberg
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Publication number: 20220254328Abstract: A noise controlling method, comprising: generating one reference signal representing a primary noise; generating one secondary noise in response to a control signal, for cancelling the primary noise; generating one error signal representing a superposition of the primary noise and the secondary noise at a position.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 9, 2020Publication date: August 11, 2022Inventors: Nicolas Jean PIGNIER, Christophe MATTEI, Robert RISBERG
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Patent number: 11087735Abstract: A method for reducing the power of an acoustic primary noise signal (dm(n)) at one or more control positions in a vehicle passenger compartment using an adaptive filter. The method comprising to compare a mean correlation coefficient (?m(n)) between an electrical error signal (em(n) and a modelled secondary anti-noise signal ?m(n) with at least one predefined threshold (?, ?).Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2018Date of Patent: August 10, 2021Assignee: Faurecia Creo ABInventors: Nicolas Pignier, Christophe Mattei, Robert Risberg
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Publication number: 20200365133Abstract: A method for reducing the power of an acoustic primary noise signal (dm(n)) at one or more control positions in a vehicle passenger compartment using an adaptive filter. The method comprising to compare a mean correlation coefficient (?m(n)) between an electrical error signal (em(n) and a modelled secondary anti-noise signal ?m(n) with at least one predefined threshold (?, ?).Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2018Publication date: November 19, 2020Inventors: Nicolas Pignier, Christophe Mattei, Robert Risberg
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Patent number: 7539675Abstract: The invention relates to indexing of digitized entities in a large and comparatively unstructured data collection, for instance the Internet, such that text-based searches with respect to the data collection can be ordered via a user client terminal. Index information is generated for each digitized entity, which contains distinctive features being ranked according to a rank parameter. The rank parameter indicates a degree of relevance of particular distinctive feature with respect to a given digitized entity and is derived from fields or tags associated with one or more copies of the digitized entity in the data collection. The index information is stored in a searchable database, which is accessible via a user client interface and a search engine. The derived distinctive features and the rank parameter thus provides a possibility to carry out text-based searches in respect of non-text digitized entities, such as images, audio files and video sequences and obtain a highly relevant search result.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2006Date of Patent: May 26, 2009Assignee: picsearch AGInventors: Robert Risberg, Nils Andersson
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Patent number: 7516129Abstract: The invention relates to indexing of digitized entities in a large and comparatively unstructured data collection, for instance the Internet, such that text-based searches with respect to the data collection can be ordered via a user client terminal. Index information is generated for each digitized entity, which contains distinctive features being ranked according to a rank parameter. The rank parameter indicates a degree of relevance of particular distinctive feature with respect to a given digitized entity and is derived from fields or tags associated with one or more copies of the digitized entity in the data collection. The index information is stored in a searchable database, which is accessible via a user client interface and a search engine. The derived distinctive features and the rank parameter thus provides a possibility to carry out text-based searches in respect of non-text digitized entities, such as images, audio files and video sequences and obtain a highly relevant search result.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2002Date of Patent: April 7, 2009Assignee: picsearch ABInventors: Robert Risberg, Nils Andersson
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Publication number: 20070143265Abstract: The invention relates to indexing of digitized entities in a large and comparatively unstructured data collection, for instance the Internet, such that text-based searches with respect to the data collection can be ordered via a user client terminal. Index information is generated for each digitized entity, which contains distinctive features being ranked according to a rank parameter. The rank parameter indicates a degree of relevance of particular distinctive feature with respect to a given digitized entity and is derived from fields or tags associated with one or more copies of the digitized entity in the data collection. The index information is stored in a searchable database, which is accessible via a user client interface and a search engine. The derived distinctive features and the rank parameter thus provides a possibility to carry out text-based searches in respect of non-text digitized entities, such as images, audio files and video sequences and obtain a highly relevant search result.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 10, 2006Publication date: June 21, 2007Applicant: Picsearch ABInventors: Robert Risberg, Nils Andersson
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Publication number: 20060190445Abstract: The invention relates to indexing of digitized entities in a large and comparatively unstructured data collection, for instance the Internet, such that text-based searches with respect to the data collection can be ordered via a user client terminal. Index information is generated for each digitized entity, which contains distinctive features being ranked according to a rank parameter. The rank parameter indicates a degree of relevance of particular distinctive feature with respect to a given digitized entity and is derived from fields or tags associated with one or more copies of the digitized entity in the data collection. The index information is stored in a searchable database, which is accessible via a user client interface and a search engine. The derived distinctive features and the rank parameter thus provides a possibility to carry out text-based searches in respect of non-text digitized entities, such as images, audio files and video sequences and obtain a highly relevant search result.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 10, 2006Publication date: August 24, 2006Inventors: Robert Risberg, Nils Andersson
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Publication number: 20040098399Abstract: The invention relates to indexing of digitized entities in a large and comparatively unstructured data collection, for instance the Internet, such that text-based searches with respect to the data collection can be ordered via a user client terminal. Index information is generated for each digitized entity, which contains distinctive features being ranked according to a rank parameter. The rank parameter indicates a degree of relevance of particular distinctive feature with respect to a given digitized entity and is derived from fields or tags associated with one or more copies of the digitized entity in the data collection. The index information is stored in a searchable database, which is accessible via a user client interface and a search engine. The derived distinctive features and the rank parameter thus provides a possibility to carry out text-based searches in respect of non-text digitized entities, such as images, audio files and video sequences and obtain a highly relevant search result.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2003Publication date: May 20, 2004Inventors: Robert Risberg, Nils Andersson