Xiaofeng C Liu, 48177 Bradley Rd, Scarsdale, NY 10583

8102864, Jan 24, 2012

Jan 30, 2008

12/022914

Amit Khivesara - Clifton NJ, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Edison NJ, US
Peter Andrew Mataga - Sparta NJ, US
Igor Slepchin - Caldwell NJ, US
Cary Torkelson - Allendale NJ, US
Vinod Valloppillil - San Francisco CA, US
Edgar Villanueva - Rockaway NJ, US

Roundbox, Inc. - Forham Park NJ

H04L 12/28

370401

Applications in a broadcast environment distribute events in real-time to a large number of receivers within specified geographic locations while efficiently sharing bandwidth resources with other applications using the same broadcast network. Applications need not be aware of the other applications sharing the resources, nor of the methods, protocols, and other mechanisms used to actually broadcast the data over the broadcast medium. Server-side applications that serve data, send notifications, or distribute events to specific locations within the network use a broadcast location manager. Client applications that receive such data, notifications, or events use a client location filter to obtain events that are relevant based on the location of the device. The broadcast location manager and client location filter work together to reliably and efficiently transmit data, notifications, and events to specific locations over the broadcast network for all applications involved.

8149771, Apr 3, 2012

Jan 24, 2007

11/626707

Amit Khivesara - Clifton NJ, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Edison NJ, US
Peter Andrew Mataga - Sparta NJ, US
Cary Torkelson - Allendale NJ, US
Vinod Valloppillil - San Francisco CA, US
Edgar Villanueva - Rockaway NJ, US

Roundbox, Inc. - Forham Park NJ

H04W 4/00
H04L 12/56
G06F 15/173

370329, 3703954, 370230, 709226

A system, apparatus, and method for transmitting data in a broadcast mode to multiple devices operating in a network. The invention enables the efficient utilization of bandwidth while providing a desired level of quality of service for the applications executing on the devices that utilize the broadcasted data. The invention utilizes a set of bandwidth constraints in combination with a set of heuristics and rules for the allocation and re-allocation of bandwidth among multiple applications in a manner that minimizes the impact on the quality of service metrics of importance to the affected applications when contention exists for the network resources. The present invention implements processes to cause the quality of service provided to each application to degrade smoothly, with certain priorities and guarantees being maintained. The present invention also provides event segmentation and reassembly functions for applications, and includes reliability mechanisms to increase the ability to provide data to client devices that have not been actively receiving for significant periods of time.

8325747, Dec 4, 2012

Jan 20, 2012

13/355421

Amit Khivesara - Clifton NJ, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Edison NJ, US
Peter Andrew Mataga - Sparta NJ, US
Igor Slepchin - Caldwell NJ, US
Cary Torkelson - Allendale NJ, US
Vinod Valloppillil - San Francisco CA, US
Edgar Villanueva - Rockaway NJ, US

Roundbox, Inc. - Forham Park NJ

H04L 12/28

370401

Applications in a broadcast environment distribute events in real-time to a large number of receivers within specified geographic locations while efficiently sharing bandwidth resources with other applications using the same broadcast network. Applications need not be aware of the other applications sharing the resources, nor of the methods, protocols, and other mechanisms used to actually broadcast the data over the broadcast medium. Server-side applications that serve data, send notifications, or distribute events to specific locations within the network use a broadcast location manager. Client applications that receive such data, notifications, or events use a client location filter to obtain events that are relevant based on the location of the device. The broadcast location manager and client location filter work together to reliably and efficiently transmit data, notifications, and events to specific locations over the broadcast network for all applications involved.

2012023, Sep 13, 2012

Mar 12, 2012

13/418275

Amit Khivesara - Clifton NJ, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Edison NJ, US
Peter Andrew Mataga - Sparta NJ, US
Cary Torkelson - Allendale NJ, US
Vinod Valloppillil - San Francisco CA, US
Edgar Villanueva - Rockaway NJ, US

Roundbox, Inc. - Forham Park NJ

H04W 72/04
H04W 28/10

370235, 370329

Data may be transmitted in a broadcast mode to multiple devices operating in a network. Efficient utilization of bandwidth while providing a desired level of quality of service is enabled for the applications executing on the devices that utilize the broadcasted data. A set of bandwidth constraints may be utilized in combination with a set of heuristics and rules for the allocation and re-allocation of bandwidth among multiple applications in a manner that minimizes the impact on the quality of service metrics of importance to the affected applications when contention exists for the network resources. Quality of service provided to each application may be degraded smoothly, with certain priorities and guarantees being maintained. Event segmentation and reassembly functions for applications may be provided, as well as reliability mechanisms to increase the ability to provide data to client devices that have not been actively receiving for significant periods of time.

2013012, May 23, 2013

Nov 23, 2011

13/303714

Shai Dekel - Ramat-Hasharon, IL
Alexander Sherman - Herzliya, IL
Sohan Rashmi Ranjan - Bangalore, IN
Viswanath Avasarala - Niskayuna NY, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Niskayuna NY, US
Alexandre Nikolov Iankoulski - Niskayuna NY, US
Tianyi Wang - Niskayuna NY, US

G06K 9/62

382128

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide methods and systems for determining a hanging protocol for display of clinical images in a study. Certain embodiments provide a machine learning hanging protocol analysis system. The example system includes an image processing module to process image data to provide one or more features. The example system includes a learning engine to receive processed image data and additional data to learn and adapt a hanging protocol for repeated use by applying one or more machine learning algorithms to the processed image data and additional data. The learning engine is to continue to refine an available selection of candidate layouts based on the processed image data and additional data to provide one or more layout choices for selection to form a hanging protocol for display of image and other data.

2013029, Nov 7, 2013

May 3, 2012

13/463100

Xiaofeng Liu - Niskayuna NY, US
Dirk Ryan Padfield - Albany NY, US

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - Schenectady NY

G06K 9/34

382133

The present techniques provide for the evaluation of cellular motion and/or cellular properties based on an analysis of motion for cluster of cells. In an exemplary technique, images of cells are acquired and the image is segmented into clusters. Motion data for each respective cluster is derived from the segmented data. The properties of each cluster can be used to evaluate cellular properties and/or cellular motion properties.

2017004, Feb 16, 2017

Aug 16, 2015

14/827330

- Mountain View CA, US
Sanjiv Kumar - White Plains NY, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Scarsdale NY, US
Brian Lin Chang - San Francisco CA, US

G06Q 20/10
G06Q 20/36
G06K 9/20

An application extracts a user name from a financial card image using optical character recognition (“OCR”) and compares segments of the user name to names stored in user data to refine the extracted name. The application performs an OCR algorithm on a card image and compares an extracted name with user data. The application identifies likely matching names to the extracted name. The OCR application breaks the extracted name into one or more series of segments and compares the segments from the extracted name to segments from the stored names. The OCR application determines an edit distance between the extracted name and each potentially matching stored name. If the edit distance is below a configured threshold then the OCR application revises the extracted name to match the identified stored name. The refined name is presented to the user for verification.

2016022, Aug 11, 2016

Feb 10, 2015

14/618707

- Schenectady NY, US
Robert David Darrow - Scotia NY, US
Eric William Fiveland - Niskayuna NY, US
Xiaofeng Liu - Niskayuna NY, US

A61B 5/00
A61B 5/055

The system and method of the invention pertains to an MR-guided breast biopsy procedure, specifically as to quality control and assurance following a breast biopsy procedure. Following automated lesion segmentation in a first post-contrast biopsy image, with the biopsy location segmented out of last biopsy series, a quantitative assessment is performed at the end of the procedure to highlight the volume of tissue taken out and the percentage (%) lesion fraction in the extracted tissue. This provides confirmation to the clinician that the appropriate target tissue was identified and sampled during the procedure.