Inventor · Armonk, NY, US

Horst Cornelius Samulowitz

20Patents
3h-index
55Co-inventors
62Inventor score

Filing activity: Dec 1, 2009 → Aug 25, 2022

Most-cited inventions

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US11048718B2 Methods and systems for feature engineering Physics 2 Active
US11599826B2 Knowledge aided feature engineering Physics 2 Active
US11861469B2 Code generation for Auto-AI Physics 1 Active
US11868230B2 Automated unsupervised machine learning utilizing meta-learning Physics 1 Active
US11275974B2 Random feature transformation forests for automatic feature engineering Physics 0 Active
US11663251B2 Question answering approach to semantic parsing of mathematical formulas Physics 0 Active
US10373071B2 Automated intelligent data navigation and prediction tool Physics 0 Active
US10295992B2 Production system having constraint evaluator generating constrained sequences Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 0 Active
US11954424B2 Automatic domain annotation of structured data Physics 0 Active
US12412102B2 Interactive feature engineering in automatic machine learning with domain knowledge Physics 0 Active
US12124822B2 Mining code expressions for data analysis Electricity 0 Active
US11816127B2 Quality assessment of extracted features from high-dimensional machine learning datasets Physics 0 Active
US11966340B2 Automated time series forecasting pipeline generation Physics 0 Active
US10572819B2 Automated intelligent data navigation and prediction tool Physics 0 Active
US11941541B2 Automated machine learning using nearest neighbor recommender systems Physics 0 Active
US12242980B2 Machine learning with multiple constraints Physics 0 Active
US11681931B2 Methods for automatically configuring performance evaluation schemes for machine learning algorithms Physics 0 Active

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