Bin G Li

6453303, Sep 17, 2002

Aug 15, 2000

09/640107

Bin Li - Westport CT

Westport Financial LLC - Westport CT

G06F 1760

705 36

A system is provided for automatically generating and displaying market analysis related to financial assets whereby the analysis is provided for substantially all financial assets. The system includes a computer, database accessible by the computer and having stored thereon historical and real time data relating to a financial asset, and software executing on the computer for generating and displaying market analysis. The market analysis may, but not necessarily, include historical and real time data, a measure of liquidity and volatility of a financial asset, a measure of a financial assets historical performance, an analysis of a financial assets return in relation to its risk, and computed correlation coefficients and analysis of relationships between a financial asset and its market or market sectors.

6760370, Jul 6, 2004

Oct 11, 2002

10/269606

Bin Li - Ronkonkoma NY
Robert A. DiFazio - Greenlawn NY
Ariela Zeira - Huntington NY

InterDigital Technology Corporation - Wilmington DE

H04B 1700

375227, 375346

A method for estimating signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) using a method with low bias that is effective for both positive SNRs and small to negative SNRs. The method is based on an iterative solution for the maximum likelihood estimate of the amplitude from which the SNR can be computed. The method is applicable for various modulated systems, including BPSK, QPSK and MPSK.

6832210, Dec 14, 2004

Aug 16, 2000

09/639325

Bin Li - Westport CT

Westport Financial LLC - Westport CT

G06F 1760

705 36, 705 1, 705 37

A process for implementing a market neutral relative value strategy to provide up-to-the-minute equity trading recommendations includes selecting pairtrades, each having both high correlation coefficient and high de-trended correlation coefficient. The de-trended coefficient is determined for a time interval selected such that a starting price of one of the stocks of a pairtrade is substantially equal its ending price. The process further includes calculating an optimal financial hedge ratio by determining regression slopes of the stocks in each selected pairtrade with respect to one another. The selected pairs are further compared with a plurality of templates to select only valid pairtrades whose amplitude and number of crosses through and deviations from the regression line match at least one of the templates. Applying a modified LaGrange-Urenbeck process to determine the optimal cut-loss and profit taking boundaries further optimizes each of the valid pairtrades.

6842496, Jan 11, 2005

Oct 24, 2002

10/279238

Bin Li - Ronkonkoma NY, US
Robert A. DiFazio - Greenlawn NY, US
Donald M. Grieco - Manhassett NY, US
Ariela Zeira - Huntington NY, US

InterDigital Technology Corporation - Wilmington DE

H04L 2722
H04L 2302
H04B 1707

375329, 375206, 375262

A method for differential phase evaluation of M-ary communication data is employed in which the data consists of N sequential symbols r. . . r, each having one of M transmitted phases. Selected sequences of N−1 elements that represent possible sequences of phase differentials are evaluated using multiple-symbol differential detection. Using ras the reference for each phase differential estimate, sphase differential sequences are selected in the form (P, P,. . . , P) for i=1 to s for evaluating said symbol set, where s is predetermined and 1

6907404, Jun 14, 2005

Aug 16, 2000

09/640030

Bin Li - Westport CT, US

Wsetport Financial LLC. - Westport CT

G06F017/60

705 36, 705 35, 705 38, 705 39

An automated investment chart pattern search system is provided. The system includes a computer, a historical information database accessible by the computer having historical information for a plurality of investments stored thereon, a connection to a supply of real-time data, the real time data comprising real-time data relating to a plurality of investments, and a templates database accessible by the computer having a plurality of templates stored thereon. Software executing on the computer generates an investment chart for the investment to be examined based upon the historical information and the real-time data relating to the investment to be examined. Software executing on the computer then retrieves at least one template from the templates database, and performs geometric projection analysis on the retrieved template and the investment chart to determine if a pattern exists in the investment chart. Next, software executing on the computer retrieves at least one template from the templates database, and performs template matching analysis on the retrieved template and the investment chart to determine if a pattern exists in the investment chart. Software executing on the computer then performs projection line analysis on the investment chart to determine if a pattern exists in the investment chart.

6996160, Feb 7, 2006

Nov 20, 2003

10/718394

Bin Li - Ronkonkoma NY, US
Alexander Reznik - Titusville NJ, US

InterDigital Technology Corporation - Wilmington DE

H04B 1/69

375148, 375140, 375142, 375144, 375147, 375226, 375340, 375344, 370342, 370500, 370479

A channel estimation method which reduces the strain on resources of a Rake receiver using a complex weight gain (CWG) algorithm. In one embodiment, a non-adaptive algorithm is used to average blocks of pilot symbols from several slots. In another embodiment, an adaptive algorithm implements sliding window averaging or a recursive filter. Using a CWG algorithm reduces the memory and processor requirements of the Rake receiver.

7010070, Mar 7, 2006

Jul 13, 2004

10/889939

Bin Li - Ronkonkoma NY, US
Rui Yang - Greenlawn NY, US
Alexander Reznik - Titusville NJ, US
Ariela Zeira - Huntington NY, US

InterDigital Technology Corporation - Wilmington DE

H04B 1/10
H04B 7/216

375349, 370342

A receiver which suppresses inter-cluster multipath interference by processing an impulse channel response consisting of two multipath clusters, each cluster having groups of signals with multiple delays. In one embodiment, the receiver includes a single antenna and parallel-connected delay units used to align the groups of signals before being input into respective sliding window equalizers. The outputs of the equalizers are combined at chip level via a combiner which provides a single output. In another embodiment, a Cluster Multipath Interference Suppression (CMIS) circuit is incorporated into the receiver. The CMIS circuit includes a hard decision unit and a plurality of signal regeneration units to generate replicas of the multipath clusters. The replicas are subtracted from the respective outputs of the delay units and the results are input to the respective sliding window equalizers. In another embodiment, multiple antennas are used to receive and process the clusters.

7106780, Sep 12, 2006

Dec 2, 2003

10/725788

Bin Li - Ronkonkoma NY, US
Alexander Reznik - Titusville NJ, US

InterDigital Technology Corporation - Wilmington DE

H04B 15/00
H04K 1/00
H04L 27/30

375140

A receiver comprises a plurality of antenna elements for receiving a data signal. Each antenna element has a plurality of Rake fingers. Each Rake finger processes a received multipath component of the received data signal of its antenna element by applying a complex weight gain to that received multipath component. A complex weight gain generator determines the complex weight gain for each Rake finger for each antenna element using an input from all the Rake fingers. A summer combines an output of each Rake finger to produce an estimate of the data signal.