Patent classifications
G06F16/212
CORRECTING DATA ERRORS FOR DATA PROCESSING FAULT RECOVERY
A system is provided for resolving data errors. The system is configured to obtain an erroneous data element received from a source system and generate a plurality of probable data values for the data element. For each probable data value of the plurality of probable data values, the system verifies whether the probable data value can be processed successfully by an Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) logic and by one or more target applications configured to process the data element. The system determines one of the probable data values as a suggested data value of the data element, based on the verification of the probable data values. The system outputs the suggested data value for processing by the ETL logic.
DATABASE FRAMEWORK MODEL TRANSFORMATION FOR PATHWAY IDENTIFICATION
A pathway identification system includes processor and memory hardware. The memory hardware stores a pathway database including pathways corresponding to at least one pathway parameter, a framework database including a set of framework transformation models, and instructions. The instructions include, in response to receiving a first pathway parameter corresponding to a user, identifying a subset of pathways of the pathways corresponding to the first pathway parameter. The instructions include obtaining a first set of framework transformation models from the framework database, determining a pathway value for each pathway of the subset of pathways using the first set of framework transformation models, and selecting at least one pathway of the subset of pathways based on the corresponding pathway value. The instructions include transmitting information encoding the at least one pathway to the operator device and transforming a user interface of the operator device to display the at least one pathway.
Systems and methods of matching customizable data transaction requests
A computer system is provided that allows participants to submit agent data structures for processing. The computer system performs a dual sided evaluation process to determine when contra-sided agents match with one another.
Efficient on-device public-private computation
Example systems and methods enhance user privacy by performing efficient on-device public-private computation on a combination of public and private data, such as, for example, public and private graph data. In particular, the on-device public-private computation framework described herein can enable a device associated with an entity to efficiently compute a combined output that takes into account and is explicitly based upon a combination of data that is associated with the entity and data that is associated with one or more other entities that are private connections of the entity, all without revealing to a centralized computing system a set of locally stored private data that identifies the one or more other entities that are private connections of the entity.
Database creation using table type information
A system, method, and computer-readable medium for proving feedback on database instructions, identifying, for example, existing patterns and providing suggested replacement instructions. This may have the effect of improving the efficiency of instructions used to create and/or manipulate databases. According to some aspects, these and other benefits may be achieved by parsing received instructions into an organizational structure, traversing the organizational structure for known patterns, and suggesting replacement patterns. In implementation, this may be effected by receiving one or more sets of known patterns and corresponding replacement patterns, parsing received instructions, comparing the known patterns with the parsed instructions, and providing suggested replacement patterns based on one or more known patterns matching the parsed instructions. A benefit of may include reducing Cartesian products during the merging of tables.
Automatic discovery of relationships among equipment through automated cycling and observation
Described are platforms, systems, and methods to discover relationships among equipment in automated industrial or commercial environments by cycling each individual piece of equipment while observing sensors in all other equipment in order to measure how each part reacts to each other part. The platforms, systems, and methods identify a plurality of data sources associated with an automation environment; issue one or more commands to cycle a current data source in the a plurality of data sources; monitor the automation environment for events or state changes in the data sources; detect one or more events or one or more state changes in one or more other data sources in the a plurality of data sources; and determine one or more relationships between the current data source and the one or more other data sources.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE SHAREABILITY OF VALUES OF NODE PROFILES
The present disclosure relates to determining the shareability of values of node profiles. Record objects and electronic activities of a system of record corresponding to a data source provider may be accessed. Each record object may correspond to a record object type and have one or more object field-value pairs. Node profiles may be maintained. Values of fields corresponding to a predetermined type of field including fewer than a predetermined threshold number of data source providers may be identified. A restriction tag used to restrict populating other node profiles may be generated. Provision of the value with a second data source provider may be restricted.
Interactive visual analysis of datasets using a specialized virtual machine
A method of interactive visual analysis is performed at a computer. The computer generates a data visualization by executing a data visualization data flow graph comprising a directed graph having a plurality of nodes. Each of the nodes specifies either a data retrieval operation or a data transformation operation and the data visualization comprises visual marks having a first set of characteristics, including a first mark type and one or more first visual mark encodings. A user specifies a second mark type and/or one or more second visual mark encodings. In response, the computer updates a portion, less than all, of the data flow graph according to the second mark type and/or the one or more second visual mark encodings, and generates an updated data visualization by executing updated nodes of the data flow graph without executing nodes not updated according to the user input.
Systems and methods for searching a schema to identify and visualize corresponding data
Systems and methods are provided for searching a schema to identify and visualize corresponding data. The system may be configured to receive a search query and search the schema for columns that correspond to one another. Individual ones of the corresponding columns may have different labels or different data types. Results for the search query may be determined. The results may include a first set of columns that satisfy the search query including a first column and a second column that correspond to each other but have one or more different labels or different data types. The system may be configured to generate a graphical representation of a data distribution for the first column responsive to receiving a selection of the first column.
Configuration Engine for Dynamically Generating User Interfaces
Arrangements for database schema creation and control are provided. In some aspects, a user may request creation or modification of a database schema. In response to receiving the request, one or more interactive user interfaces may be generated. The one or more interactive user interfaces may enable a user to select one or more selectable options for presenting data, establishing relationships between data, data sources, and the like. The schema, including a schema configuration including the presentational aspects and relationships, may be stored. A user may request to view data and the stored database schema may be retrieved. The schema may be transmitted to a configuration engine that may retrieve the requested data from one or more non-relational database sources. One or more user interfaces may be dynamically generated based on the schema configuration and may include the retrieved data.