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Patent drawing for Scalable task scheduling systems and methods for cyclic interdependent tasks using semantic analysis
US 10,754,709 B2
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Scalable task scheduling systems and methods for cyclic interdependent tasks using semantic analysis

This invention helps software applications run complex, repeating tasks that depend on each other more efficiently. It does this by mapping all the tasks and their connections, then reorganizing them into a clear sequence that removes any circular dependencies. This allows the system to run many tasks at the same time. A specific version of this approach uses semantic analysis, which is like a computer understanding the meaning of data, to predict what information each task needs and what it will produce, using these predicted outputs as inputs for other tasks. It also mentions using a specific algorithm called Kosaraju's to help structure the tasks.

Why it matters: The core of this invention relies on 'semantic analysis' to predict task inputs and outputs. Since 2018, the field of artificial intelligence, particularly large language models (LLMs), has advanced dramatically, making sophisticated semantic understanding and prediction far more powerful and effective than when this was filed.

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SpecializedHeavy software system, semantic analysis, graph algorithms

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