Patents by Inventor Serge Luyens

Serge Luyens 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).

  • Publication number: 20230342555
    Abstract: Certain aspects of the disclosure provide a system and method for generating codes associated with clusters of sentiments, comprising receiving a text input, partitioning the text input into one or more segments, generating one or more numerical vectors associated with each of the one or more segments, comparing the one or more numerical vectors to generate a plurality of cosine proximity values associated with the one or more numerical vectors, applying a clustering algorithm to the one or more numerical vectors to generate clusters of segments within one or more cosine proximity ranges, generating one or more codes associated with each of the clusters of segments within the one or more cosine proximity ranges, wherein each cluster represents an overall sentiment, and netting the one or more codes into one or more categories by inputting the one or more codes into a large-language model.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 30, 2023
    Publication date: October 26, 2023
    Applicant: Language Logic, LLC d.b.a. Ascribe
    Inventors: Frederick C. Kieser, Serge Luyens
  • Publication number: 20230325424
    Abstract: Certain aspects of the disclosure provide a system and method for generating codes associated with clusters of sentiments, comprising receiving a text input, partitioning the text input into one or more segments, generating one or more numerical vectors associated with each of the one or more segments, comparing the one or more numerical vectors to generate a plurality of cosine proximity values associated with the one or more numerical vectors, applying a clustering algorithm to the one or more numerical vectors to generate clusters of segments within one or more cosine proximity ranges, and generating one or more codes associated with each of the clusters of segments within the one or more cosine proximity ranges, wherein each cluster represents an overall sentiment.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 6, 2023
    Publication date: October 12, 2023
    Applicant: Language Logic, LLC
    Inventors: Frederick C. Kieser, Serge Luyens
  • Patent number: 11062094
    Abstract: A method of analyzing sentiments includes receiving one or more strings of text, identifying sentiments related to a first topic from the one or more strings of text, and assigning a sentiment score to each of the sentiments related to the first topic, where the sentiment score corresponds to a degree of positivity or negativity of a sentiment of the sentiments. The method further includes calculating an average sentiment score for the first topic based on the sentiment score for each of the sentiments related to the first topic, determining a percentile for the first topic based on a frequency of sentiments related to the first topic, where the percentile for the first topic is determined with respect to a maximum frequency of sentiments related to one or more other topics, and computing an X-Score based on the average sentiment score and the percentile of the first topic.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 7, 2019
    Date of Patent: July 13, 2021
    Assignee: LANGUAGE LOGIC, LLC
    Inventors: Rick Kieser, Charles Baylis, Serge Luyens
  • Publication number: 20200004816
    Abstract: A method of analyzing sentiments includes receiving one or more strings of text, identifying sentiments related to a first topic from the one or more strings of text, and assigning a sentiment score to each of the sentiments related to the first topic, where the sentiment score corresponds to a degree of positivity or negativity of a sentiment of the sentiments. The method further includes calculating an average sentiment score for the first topic based on the sentiment score for each of the sentiments related to the first topic, determining a percentile for the first topic based on a frequency of sentiments related to the first topic, where the percentile for the first topic is determined with respect to a maximum frequency of sentiments related to one or more other topics, and computing an X-Score based on the average sentiment score and the percentile of the first topic.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 7, 2019
    Publication date: January 2, 2020
    Applicant: Language Logic d.b.a. Ascribe
    Inventors: Rick Kieser, Charles Baylis, Serge Luyens