US Embassy of Buenos Aires, BA, Argentina Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Jun 2014 to Aug 2014 Economics Section InternUS Embassy of Buenos Aires, BA, Argentina Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires May 2013 to Sep 2013 Regional Security Office InternUS Embassy of Buenos Aires, BA, Argentina Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires May 2012 to Sep 2012 Department of Homeland Security InternUS Embassy of Buenos Aires, BA, Argentina Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires May 2011 to Sep 2011 Department of Homeland Security InternUS Consulate of Monterrey Monterrey, N. L. Jun 2010 to Aug 2010 Cultural Section Intern
Education:
University College London London 2011 to 2014 Bachelors in Economics and Eastern European Studies
Us Patents
System And Method For Providing User-Directed Constraints For Handwriting Recognition
James R. Lewis - Delray Beach FL Michael P. Perrone - Yorktown NY John F. Pitrelli - Danbury CT Eugene H. Ratzlaff - Hopewell Junction NY Jayashree Subrahmonia - White Plains NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G10L 1500
US Classification:
704275, 704231
Abstract:
A data recognition system and method which allows a user to select between a âdefault recognitionâ mode and a âconstrained recognitionâ mode via a user interface. In the default recognition mode, a recognition engine utilizes predetermined default recognition parameters to decode data (e. g. , handwriting and speech). In the constrained recognition mode, the user can select one or more of a plurality of recognition constraints which temporarily modify the default recognition parameters to decode uncharacteristic and/or special data. The recognition parameters associated with the selected constraint enable the recognition engine to utilize specific information to decode the special data, thereby providing increased recognition accuracy.
System And Method For Automatic Quality Assurance Of User Enrollment In A Recognition System
James R. Lewis - Delray Beach FL Julia E. Maners - Boca Raton FL Kerry A. Ortega - Deerfield Beach FL Michael P. Perrone - Yorktown NY Eugene H. Ratzlaff - Hopewell Junction NY Jayashree Subrahmonia - White Plains NY Ron Van Buskirk - IndianTown FL Huifang Wang - West Palm Beach FL
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06K 900
US Classification:
382187, 382228, 382119, 704244
Abstract:
A system and method for automatically providing quality assurance for user enrollment in a recognition system. Advantageously, the quality a new enrollment (i. e. , a newly trained user-dependent prototype) is assessed before the new enrollment is accepted in place of a current enrollment. This quality check is performed by decoding stored user test data using the new enrollment, comparing the decoding results of the new enrollment to the known script used to generate the test data to obtain an accuracy score for the new enrollment, and then comparing the accuracy score for the new enrollment with an accuracy score of a previous qualified enrollment (or, in the case where there is no previous, qualified enrollment, to the accuracy of the speaker independent model). If the decoding results of the new enrollment are acceptable, the new enrollment will be used for recognition; otherwise it will be rejected and discarded.
The present invention relates generally to apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training prop adapted to simulate a locked door and allow individuals to conduct training in forcible entry techniques for different door types and mounting configurations (e. g. , opening inward or outward, left hand opening or right hand opening, steel jam or wood jams).
Apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training apparatus that allows individuals to simulate forcible entry of outward opening metal doors mounted in metal frames.
The present invention relates generally to apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training prop adapted to simulate a locked door and allow individuals to conduct training in forcible entry techniques for different door types and mounting configurations (e.g., opening inward or outward, left hand opening or right band opening, steel jam or wood jams).
Apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training apparatus that allows individuals to simulate forcible entry of outward opening metal doors mounted in metal frames.
System And Method For On-Line Academic Competition
Timothy J. Kelley - Chicago IL, US Michael J. Perrone - Chicago IL, US Joseph T. Napoli - Chicago IL, US Innokenty Y. Mihailov - Kiev, UA
International Classification:
A63F 13/12
US Classification:
463 9
Abstract:
A web application facilitates live on-line academic competition between teams and individuals based on multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank questions and fosters academic competition between students and schools. Using the software application, a team's Coach may enter his/her team in a league of regular competition, schedule a single competition with another team, or organize a competition between the team's members by dividing the team into multiple teams. The test environment provides the experience of competing over test questions, including a scoreboard that keeps track of progress with respect to the test time and the opponent. Students of comparable abilities on competing teams are matched using a matching algorithm that matches the students based on past test performance and the like.
Michael Perrone - Lighthouse Point FL, US Julia Zolotova - Lighthouse Point FL, US
International Classification:
B62K 23/06 B62L 3/02 B62M 25/04
Abstract:
A brake lever end cap includes an elongated leg portion in which at least a portion of the brake lever is seated, and a foot portion joined to the leg portion and an end of the leg portion. The leg portion is joined to the foot portion such that the end of the leg portion joined to the foot portion is off center relative to the foot portion, and nearer the rear of the foot portion such that the majority of the foot portion extends forward of the leg portion.