Krzysztof A Czuba

8332396, Dec 11, 2012

Oct 1, 2010

12/896059

Manjunath Srinivasaiah - New York NY, US
Daniel Francis Lieuwen - Somerville NY, US
Krzysztof Czuba - New York NY, US

Google Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 7/00
G06F 17/30

707723, 707748

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for measuring resource geotopicality. In one aspect, a method includes receiving geotokens for a resource, where each geotoken references a geographic location. An initial geotopicality score for a geographic location is computed using token attribute values of geotokens in the resource. A set of geotopical locations are selected for the resource based on the initial geotopicality score for the geographic location. Each geotopical location can be a geographic location for which the initial geotopicality score exceeds a geotopicality threshold. A final geotopicality score representing a measure of relevance for the resource relative to the geotopical location is computed for the geotopical location. Data specifying geotopical locations for the resource and geotopicality scores for the geotopical locations are provided.

7836041, Nov 16, 2010

Mar 10, 2008

12/075420

Sanjay Jain - Bangalore, IN
Vivek Kumar - Bangalore, IN
Krzysztof Wieslaw Czuba - New York NY, US

Google Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 17/00

707706, 707707, 707708, 707725, 707728, 707729, 707731, 707764

A method of processing information and producing search response is performed at a server system. A search query is received from a client system or device. An Internet database is searched to identify a set of documents accessible via the Internet that match the search query, and a first response having information identifying at least a portion of the identified set of documents is generated. In addition, a determination is made as to whether the search query meets predefined criteria associated with current time inquiries. If the search query is determined to meet the predefined criteria associated with current time inquiries, a second response specifying a current time for at least one location is generated, and the first response and second response are returned to the client system or device for simultaneous display at the client system or device.

20150317367, Nov 5, 2015

Feb 6, 2015

14/616537

- MOUNTAIN VIEW CA, US
KRZYSZTOF CZUBA - NEW YORK NY, US

G06F 17/30

A query is defined that has an answer formed of terms from electronic documents. A repository having facts is examined to identify attributes corresponding to terms in the query. The electronic documents are examined to find other terms that commonly appear near the query terms. Hypothetical facts representing possible answers to the query are created based on the information identified in the fact repository and the commonly-appearing terms. These hypothetical facts are corroborated using the electronic documents to determine how many documents support each fact. Additionally, contextual clues in the documents are examined to determine whether the hypothetical facts can be expanded to include additional terms. A hypothetical fact that is supported by at least a certain number of documents, and is not contained within another fact with at least the same level of support, is presented as likely correct.