Inventor · Los Gatos, CA, US

Michael Bigby

18Patents

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36Co-inventors

54Inventor score

Filing activity: Aug 25, 2003 → Jan 22, 2024

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US7958088B2	Dynamic data reorganization to accommodate growth across replicated databases	Physics	20	Active
US7783607B2	Decentralized record expiry	Physics	5	Active
US11087231B2	Intelligent signal matching of disparate input signals in complex computing networks	Electricity	1	Active
US9767475B2	Real time audience forecasting	Physics	1	Active
US10453070B2	Non-invasive sampling and fingerprinting of online users and their behavior	Physics	1	Active
US9922331B2	Filter for user information based on enablement of persistent identification	Physics	1	Active
US10504032B2	Intelligent signal matching of disparate input signals in complex computing networks	Electricity	1	Active
US12265916B2	Communication generation in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active
US10296935B2	Real time audience forecasting	Physics	0	Active
US8380572B2	Selecting among advertisements competing for a slot associated with electronic content delivered over a network	Physics	0	Active
US11392839B2	Communication generation in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active
US11681938B2	Intelligent signal matching of disparate input data in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active
US10032176B2	Real time statistics extraction from arbitrary advertising audiences	Physics	0	Active
US10169704B2	Artificially intelligent communication generation in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active
US8527346B2	Method and system for scheduling electronic advertising	Physics	0	Active
US10565506B2	Communication generation in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active
US12250096B2	Intelligent signal matching of disparate input data in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active
US11880774B2	Communication generation in complex computing networks	Electricity	0	Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.