JEFFREY W JONAS
Real Estate Commission in Las Vegas, NV

8620937, Dec 31, 2013

Jan 13, 2006

11/332423

Jeffrey James Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/30

707758

A method and system for processing data into and in a database and for retrieving the processed data is disclosed. The data comprises identifiers of a plurality of entities. The method and system comprises: (a) processing data into and in a database, (b) enhancing received data prior to storage in a database, (c) determining and matching records based upon relationships between the records in the received data and existing data without any loss of data, (d) enabling alerts based upon user-defined alert rules and relationships, (e) automatically stopping additional matches and separating previously matched records when identifiers used to match records are later determined to be common across entities and not generally distinctive of an entity, (f) receiving data queries for retrieving the processed data stored in the database, (g) utilizing the same algorithm to process the queries and (h) transferring the processed data to another database that uses the same algorithm.

7702919, Apr 20, 2010

Dec 31, 2003

10/750482

Jeffrey J. Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 21/00

713186, 726 5, 726 17

A method, program and system for processing data is disclosed. The method, program and system comprising the steps of: (a) receiving (e. g. , during an enrollment process) a first biometric data and a first personal key, (b) processing the first biometric data and the first personal key through an irreversible cryptographic algorithm, sometimes after: (i) generating one or more variants from the first biometric data, (ii) processing the first personal key through a reversible cryptographic algorithm, and (iii) adding salt to the first biometric data or first personal key, (c) receiving (e. g. , during an authentication process) a second biometric data and a second personal key, (d) processing the second biometric data and the second personal key through the irreversible cryptographic algorithm, (e) comparing the second processed data to the first processed data, and (f) generating a signal pertaining to the comparison of the second processed data to the first processed data, such as: (i) a confirmation reflecting authentication when the second processed data matches the first processed data (sometimes allowing access to a facility or system) or (ii) a denial reflecting no confirmation when the second processed data does not match the first processed data.

8204831, Jun 19, 2012

Nov 13, 2006

11/559209

Jeffrey J. Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 21/00

705 50, 705 51, 705 57, 705 67, 705 75

A method, apparatus, and article of manufacture for processing data. The method, apparatus and article of manufacture preferably comprise the steps of: (a) receiving a record having a plurality of identifiers into a computer system, the record corresponding to an entity; (b) encrypting one or more of the identifiers in the record to form an encrypted record; (c) applying one or more encrypted variants to the encrypted record based on the encrypted identifiers and pre-computed encrypted synonyms; and (d) comparing the encrypted record to previously stored data using the encrypted identifiers and the encrypted variants in order to the match or associate the encrypted record with the previously stored data.

7866542, Jan 11, 2011

Jun 8, 2006

11/423105

Joshua Lee Herman - Las Vegas NV, US
Jeffrey James Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/00

235375

A system and method for resolving identities that are indefinitely resolvable is presented. A resolution manager retrieves an account and resolves the account to existing entities. When the account is resolved into an existing entity, the resolution manager proceeds through a sequence of steps to ensure a load order independent resolution outcome by unresolving the entity, and possibly related entities, if resolution ambiguity arises. When the account does not resolve to an existing entity, the resolution manager creates a new entity with the account, and checks whether the new entity has relationships with other entities. If so, the resolution manager proceeds through the sequence of steps to ensure a load order independent resolution outcome as discussed above.

8204213, Jun 19, 2012

Mar 29, 2006

11/394271

Brand Lee Hunt - Las Vegas NV, US
Jeffrey James Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H04L 9/28, G06F 12/14, G06F 7/04

380 28, 707698, 713189, 713190

A similarity measure system selects a first value and a first context related to the first value, divides the first value into a first set of substrings in an order preserving way, and processes each of these substrings through an obfuscation function to produce a first set of obfuscated substrings. The system selects a second value and a second context related to the second value, and processes the second value to produce a second set of obfuscated substrings. The system calculates a context similarity measure for the first context and the second context. The system determines a value similarity measure from the first and second set of order preserved obfuscated substrings. The system determines a closeness degree between the first value and the second value and a closeness degree based on the context similarity measure.

2011024, Oct 6, 2011

Apr 1, 2010

12/752386

Gregery G. Adair - Henderson NV, US
Jeffrey James Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 17/30

707758, 707E17014

Provided are techniques for receiving a record, wherein the received record has a space-time feature, selecting candidate entities using the space time feature, performing space time analysis to determine whether the received record should be conjoined with a candidate entity from the candidate entities, and, in response to determining that the received record should be conjoined with the candidate entity, making an entity resolution assertion by conjoining the received record and the candidate entity to form a newly conjoined entity.

7644068, Jan 5, 2010

Oct 6, 2006

11/539260

Jeffrey James Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US
David Charles Martin - San Jose CA, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/30

707 3, 707 4, 707 5, 707 9, 726 31

A user wishes to view a record, such as one that includes a person's medical history, located in a record storage area. In order to prevent the user from viewing records other than the specific record in which the user is interested, a record selection manager iteratively requests attribute information from the user to disambiguate which record to provide until the record selection manager identifies a reduction completion result, which the record selection manager then provides to the user. Using the invention described herein, the record selection manager conceals records included in the records storage area until it identifies a reduction completion result and, at that point, the record selection manager provides only the reduction completion result to the user to view.

2010016, Jun 24, 2010

Dec 18, 2008

12/338650

Jeffrey J. Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US
Paul D. Hulseberg - Edmond OK, US

G06F 17/30, G06F 7/00

707780, 707E17032

Techniques are disclosed for using spheres-of-influence to characterize network relationships, where a graph depicts stronger relationships as being closer to an entity than more tenuous relationships. That is, while an entity may have many first-degree relationships, some relationships are closer than others. Thus, relationships where one entity may have a greater degree of influence over another are characterized as being closer to an entity in a graph. Similarly, a tenuous first-degree relationship may be characterized as being at a greater “depth” from the entity in the graph.

8620927, Dec 31, 2013

Jun 28, 2010

12/825331

Jeffrey J. Jonas - Las Vegas NV, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 7/00

707748, 700749, 700752, 700754, 700770, 700776

Provided are techniques for receiving data comprising an entity having at least one feature; determining how the entity correlates with an existing entity, identifying an additional feature to increase confidence of the entity resolution, searching a data source for the additional feature to obtain an observation containing the additional feature, and performing the entity resolution using the at least one feature and the additional feature.