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Andrew J. Caffrey, San Diego, CA US
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| 20100153184 | SYSTEM, METHOD AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR PREDICTING CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR - According to one aspect of the present disclosure a method and technique for predictive modeling of customer behavior is disclosed. The method includes receiving customer data from a plurality on non-affiliated vendor properties, anonymizing at least a portion of the received customer data and merging the anonymized customer data from each vendor property into a consortium database, and generating at least one predictive model of at least one behavior variable associated with at least one customer represented in the consortium database, the predictive model enabling identification of at least one stimuli likely to affect a desired response by the customer based on the predictive model. | 06-17-2010 |
Cynthia L. Caffrey, Blairstown, NJ US
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| 20090146642 | Instrumentation Device and Interface Combining Multiple Elements - An instrumentation device having multiple elements includes at least one power supply module, a plurality of test and measurement instruments operatively coupled to the at least one power supply module and a user interface configured to select the at least one power supply module and to select at least one of the plurality of test and measurement instruments to provide power supply functionality and test and measurement functionality. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090193275 | Quick-Stop Feature For Multiple Output Power Systems - A quick-stop feature built into power systems enables deactivating the power output of output supplies in the shortest possible time. This feature prevents damage to the power system and to the electrical devices connected to the output supplies. The quick-stop feature can be implemented as a hardware or a software solution. A button on the front panel of the power system can initiate the quick-stop feature. Alternatively, the power system can be connected to a network to watch over and provide fault protection mechanisms. A processor within the power system can execute the quick-stop feature by deactivating the power output. Deactivating the power output can follow a programmed shutdown, a sequenced shutdown or a complete shutdown. Downprogrammers ensure deactivating the power output in the shortest time. | 07-30-2009 |
James L. Caffrey, Burelson, TX US
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| 20080242733 | (-)-Pseudoephedrine as a sympathomimetic drug - The present invention provides pharmaceutical compositions which include (−)-pseudoephedrine and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, wherein the (−)-pseudoephedrine is substantially-free of (+)-pseudoephedrine. In another embodiment, the present invention provides methods of relieving nasal and bronchial congestion and of inducing pupil dilation which include administering a pharmaceutically effective amount of (−)-pseudoephedrine to a mammal. The (−)-pseudoephedrine used in the present methods is substantially free of (+)-pseudoephedrine and also substantially free of side effects caused by administration of (+)-pseudoephedrine. | 10-02-2008 |
James M. Caffrey, Woodstock, NY US
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| 20090177924 | CONTEXT SENSITIVE DETECTION OF FAILING I/O DEVICES - Methods for context sensitive detection of failing I/O devices sample and record a response time of an I/O device for each of a first plurality of time intervals to generate a first plurality of sampled and recorded response times, and to determine whether or not at least one I/O error has occurred in each of the first plurality of time intervals. A mathematical model is applied which characterizes the first plurality of sampled and recorded response times. The mathematical model is applied in accordance with an I/O device category corresponding to the I/O device. The mathematical model provides a frame of reference for defining an I/O failure. | 07-09-2009 |
| 20100174947 | DAMAGED SOFTWARE SYSTEM DETECTION - A computer implemented method for a computer including a processor having a software stack accessed by multiple application programs includes receiving software requests from the multiple applications at the software stack; monitoring the rate of stack failures at the stack via a stack monitor; comparing the rate of stack failures with a time related threshold; and generating an alarm when the rate of stack failures exceeds the time related threshold. | 07-08-2010 |
| 20120096320 | SOFT FAILURE DETECTION - A method, system, and computer program product detect soft failures as follows. A set of artifacts being generated by at least one process in a system is monitored. A number of artifacts being generated by the process is determined to be below a given threshold in response to the monitoring. The process is monitored in response to the determination. A current state of the process is determined in response to the analyzing. A notification is generated in response to the current state of the process including a set of abnormal behaviors. | 04-19-2012 |
| 20120123991 | METHOD FOR DETERMINING A PREFERRED NODE IN A CLASSIFICATION AND REGRESSION TREE FOR USE IN A PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS - Techniques are described for determining what node of a classification and regression tree (CART) should be used by a predictive analysis application. A first approach is to use a standard deviation of the data at a given the level of the CART to determine whether data in the next, lower node is more consistent than the data in the current node. A second approach is to measure a correlation between data points in a given node and the time at which each point was sampled (or other correlation metric) to identify a preferred node. | 05-17-2012 |
John Justin Caffrey, Indianapolis, IN US
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| 20080247554 | Wireless Digital Transmission of Low Frequency Effects and Surround Channels For Surround Sound System - A subwoofer ( | 10-09-2008 |
Kevin Caffrey, New York, NY US
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| 20090262913 | System and Method For Tracking Call Activity To A Set Of Advertised Businesses - A system and method for tracking call activity of a plurality of businesses is disclosed. A global pool of phone numbers is allocated from which to draw numbers. A business-specific pool of numbers is established for business locations involved in advertisements using the Internet via Web pages. As a consumer begins viewing an advertisement for a business, a number is temporarily allocated from the business's pool of available numbers. As the business's pool of unallocated numbers is exhausted, a metric is used to determine whether or not to grow the pool of numbers, to show an untracked ‘fallback’ number for the business, or to reuse a previously allocated number. When one of the temporarily allocated numbers is called, the online consumer it was associated with is credited for making the call and the business is credited and charged for receiving the call. This method of allocating and presenting numbers with all numbers ultimately being tied to the same business ensures that even if a consumer calls a number much later after it has been re-allocated, that the number will still ring to the correct business. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20110019808 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF OUTBOUND AND INBOUND CALL IDENTITY - A system and method for automatic assignment of outbound and inbound call identity between a salesperson and a client is disclosed. For automatic assignment of outbound call identity between a salesperson and a client, a salesperson places a call to the telephone number of the client. A phone server matches a sales group to a salesperson and an entered sales group and an NPA (i.e., area code) of the client in a database. If a match is found, the phone server substitutes a replacement caller ID for actual caller ID of the salesperson. When the client answers the call, the replacement caller ID or default caller ID is displayed on client's phone. For automatic assignment of inbound call identity between a client and a salesperson, the client places a call using the replacement caller ID. The phone server searches the database for a sales group that matches the DID of the replacement caller ID. The phone server rings the telephones of salespeople that match the sales group entry in order of the most “efficient” salesperson of the group until one of the salespeople answers their phone. | 01-27-2011 |
| 20110026689 | TELEPHONE CALL INBOX - A system and method for extracting and presenting useful data from calls received by a client is disclosed. The resulting “telephone call inbox” is a way for a client view pay per call advertising as a stream of consumers with information available to understand the call activity of the consumers and for the client to navigate their call history. The system automatically filters non-consumer fraudulent calls, extracts the identity of a consumer, aggregates several calling entities into a single consumer, transcribes the call into a call stream using voice recognition software, extracts patterns and draws conclusions from the call stream, and presents a list of call streams in a user friendly set of web pages configured as the telephone call inbox. The telephone call inbox includes, for each call, the caller ID, one or more key words, phrases or major conclusions concerning the call, and the voice recognized call stream. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110060611 | MEDIA OPTIMIZATION USING TRANSCRIPTION ANALYSIS - A system and method for optimizing the price of a call to a business and the placement of a business' information within an ad buy on a Web page are disclosed. A call is received by a client from a potential consumer of a product. The call is transcribed into a text call stream on both the consumer and the client sides of the call. Patterns are extracted from the call. The patterns extracted may be applied against patterns relevant to the client. Patterns relevant to the client may be tied to certain goals of the business of the client that indicate successful business transactions between the consumer and the client or that indicate a service provide by the client. Extracted patterns may be used to adjust the price of the call based on the client's willingness to pay for a call containing patterns relevant to the client. | 03-10-2011 |
Kevin Caffrey, Amityville, NY US
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| 20090063323 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FACILITATING TRI-PARTY REPURCHASE AGREEMENT TRANSACTIONS - In accordance with at least one embodiment of the invention, a DVP repo and tri-party repo hybrid transaction is provided as well as a process for facilitating and processing such a hybrid transaction, referred to herein as a “tri-party hybrid repo” transaction. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20110231307 | SYSTEM FACILITATING TRI-PARTY REPURCHASE AGREEMENT TRANSACTIONS - In accordance with at least one embodiment, a system configured to provide a collateral management service for tri-party hybrid repo transactions includes hardware and/or software for receiving, at a repo service provider, instructions specifying a tri-party hybrid repo transaction as well as a payable date for the tri-party hybrid repo transaction; hardware and/or software for transferring collateral that is the subject of the tri-party hybrid repo transaction on or prior to the payable date to a buyer/investor for the tri-party hybrid repo transaction in the buyer/investor's Securities Account at the Federal Reserve Bank via the Fedwire Securities Service and free of payment or versus payment; and hardware and/or software for returning collateral on or prior to the payable date to the broker/dealer/seller for the tri-party hybrid repo transaction via the repo service provider versus payment via the Fedwire Securities Service. | 09-22-2011 |
Michael Paul Caffrey, Los Alamos, NM US
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| 20110255571 | ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN WIRLESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS - Wireless communication systems and methods utilize one or more remote terminals, one or more base terminals, and a communication channel between the remote terminal(s) and base terminal(s). The remote terminal applies a direct sequence spreading code to a data signal at a spreading factor to provide a direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) signal. The DSSS signal is transmitted over the communication channel to the base terminal which can be configured to despread the received DSSS signal by a spreading factor matching the spreading factor utilized to spread the data signal. The remote terminal and base terminal can dynamically vary the matching spreading factors to adjust the data rate based on an estimation of operating quality over time between the remote terminal and base terminal such that the amount of data being transmitted is substantially maximized whilst providing a specified quality of service. | 10-20-2011 |
Paul O. Caffrey, Roanoke, VA US
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| 20090280012 | WIND TURBINE WITH WIRELESS PITCH CONTROL - A wind turbine includes wireless system for receiving a control signal at a hub of the wind turbine. | 11-12-2009 |
Paul Oliver Caffrey, Roanoke, VA US
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| 20110082570 | CONTROL SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF PROVIDING THE SAME - Control systems and methods for controlling certain systems, devices, and apparatus are described. A control system may include a memory and at least one processor. The memory may be operable to store both a Foundation Fieldbus protocol that facilitates communication with one or more Foundation Fieldbus devices and a second protocol that facilitates communication with one or more control devices. The at least one processor may be operable to access both the Foundation Fieldbus protocol and the second protocol, and to control the one or more Foundation Fieldbus devices and the one or more control devices. A network may facilitate communications between the at least one processor and both the one or more Foundation Fieldbus devices using the Foundation Fieldbus protocol and the one or more control devices using the second protocol. | 04-07-2011 |
| 20120030372 | REDUNDANT ETHERNET CONNECTION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A system includes a first communication network including a first switch and a second switch connected to the first switch, a second communication network including a third switch and fourth switch coupled to the third switch, and a first computing device coupled to the first communications network through a first network interface controller (NIC) and coupled to the second communication network through a second NIC. The first computing device is configured to communicate through the first NIC first communication network until it determines that it is not receiving bridge protocol data units (BPDUs) and then to communicate through the second NIC. | 02-02-2012 |
Stephen John Caffrey, Rochester, NY US
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| 20120133065 | REAL-TIME, CLOSED-LOOP SHAPE CONTROL OF EXTRUDED CERAMIC HONEYCOMB STRUCTURES - Systems and methods for real-time, closed-loop shape control of extruded ceramic honeycomb structures are disclosed. Methods include extruding batch material through an extruder barrel and through an extruder die using at least one extrusion screw to form the extrudate, and measuring a shape of the extrudate immediately adjacent the die. The batch material water content is determined or measured, at least one of the extruder barrel and screw temperature are measured, and the extrusion screw rotation rate are measured. At least one of the batch material water content, barrel temperature, screw temperature and rotation rate is adjusted to maintain the extrudate shape to within a select tolerance. | 05-31-2012 |
Tom Caffrey, Bellevue, NE US
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| 20100190720 | Compositions and Methods for Preventing or Treating Cancer - The present invention relates to a MUC1 cytoplasmic tail peptide or portion thereof. These peptides are useful for inducing an immune response to MUC1-expressing tumor cells and thus for preventing or treating cancer. | 07-29-2010 |