Deep Reservoir Computers for Precise Chaos Control
TS-065447 — The Need:
In the realm of nonlinear control engineering, managing systems with chaotic dynamics poses a significant challenge. Conventional methods often fall short in achieving precise control over such systems due to their complexity and unpredictability. There's a pressing need for a solutio…
- College: College
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- Inventors: Canaday, Daniel; Gauthier, Daniel; Griffith, Aaron
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"
Reservoir Computing: Revolutionizing Rapid Processing
TS-065446 — The Need: In today's fast-paced commercial landscape, there's an increasing demand for rapid processing of complex data sets. Traditional computing methods often struggle to keep pace with real-time requirements, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. Addressing this need for sw…
- College: College
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Sciences
- Inventors: Canaday, Daniel; Gauthier, Daniel; Griffith, Aaron
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"
AI Software for Complex NMR Spectra Analysis
TS-062576 — The Need
Like a molecular “fingerprint”, NMR spectra provide valuable insights into the properties and structures of molecular compounds. However, analyzing and interpreting NMR spectra is inherently challenging as comprehensive and explicit identification of a compound is tedious and t…
- College: College
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Sciences
- Inventors: Li, Da-Wei; Bruschweiler, Rafael
- Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana
AI Software for Complex NMR Spectra Analysis
TS-062574 — The Need
Like a molecular “fingerprint”, NMR spectra provide valuable insights into the properties and structures of molecular compounds. However, analyzing and interpreting NMR spectra is inherently challenging as comprehensive and explicit identification of a compound is tedious and t…
- College: College
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Arts
&
Sciences
- Inventors: Li, Dawei "Dawei"; Bruschweiler, Rafael
- Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana
Finding rare events by knowing where NOT to look
TS-051417 —
Traditional regression analysis has been a staple in predicting cause-effect relationships. Counltess industries use these methods to predict rare events, from economic issues to cancer research, causality is often a desired result. Given the vast amount of potential variables it sometimes becomes…
- College: College
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Arts
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Sciences
- Inventors: Melamed, David; Schoon, Eric
- Licensing Officer: Hampton, Andrew