Patents by Inventor ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan
ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan 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: 8504441Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2012Date of Patent: August 6, 2013Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Jr., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Publication number: 20130013749Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 15, 2012Publication date: January 10, 2013Inventors: Francis J. Kane, JR., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Patent number: 8275674Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: GrantFiled: July 1, 2011Date of Patent: September 25, 2012Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Jr., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Patent number: 8073747Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user.Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 2011Date of Patent: December 6, 2011Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Jr., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Publication number: 20110258085Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 1, 2011Publication date: October 20, 2011Inventors: Francis J. Kane, JR., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Patent number: 7974888Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 2007Date of Patent: July 5, 2011Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Jr., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Publication number: 20110119150Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 27, 2011Publication date: May 19, 2011Inventors: Francis J. Kane, JR., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Patent number: 7945485Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations, including associations between particular search queries and items. The detected associations are recorded in site-specific datasets, and are made available to the corresponding sites via the service's interface.Type: GrantFiled: October 23, 2009Date of Patent: May 17, 2011Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Jr., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Patent number: 7881984Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 2007Date of Patent: February 1, 2011Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Jr., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Publication number: 20100049663Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2009Publication date: February 25, 2010Inventors: Francis J. Kane, JR., Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Publication number: 20080243631Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2007Publication date: October 2, 2008Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis
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Publication number: 20080243632Abstract: A service is disclosed for enabling web sites and other entities to provide item recommendations and other behavior-based content to end users. The service can be implemented as a web service that is remotely accessible over the Internet. Web sites use the web service's interface to report events descriptive of item-related actions performed by end users (e.g., item views, item purchases, searches for items, etc.). The web service analyzes the reported event data on an aggregated basis to detect various types of associations between particular items, and stores resulting datasets that map items to associated items. The web service's interface also provides various API calls for enabling the web sites to request item recommendations and other behavior-based content, including but not limited to personalized recommendations that are based on the event history of the target user. Advantageously, the web sites need not host the infrastructure for providing such content.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2007Publication date: October 2, 2008Inventors: Francis J. Kane, Brent R. Smith, Jocelyn M. Miller, ShenbagaKumaran Srinivasan, Matthew T. Tavis