18603003. MESSAGE-BASED PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH ADDRESS COMPUTATION MODES simplified abstract (Snap Inc.)

MESSAGE-BASED PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH ADDRESS COMPUTATION MODES

Organization Name

Snap Inc.

Inventor(s)

Amirreza Yousefzad of Eindhoven (NL)

Arash Pourtaherian of Waalre (NL)

Peng Qiao of Eindhoven (NL)

Orlando Miguel Pires Dos Reis Moreira of Eindhoven (NL)

Luc Johannes Wilhelmus Waeijen of Haelen (NL)

MESSAGE-BASED PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH ADDRESS COMPUTATION MODES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18603003 titled 'MESSAGE-BASED PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH ADDRESS COMPUTATION MODES

The abstract of the patent application describes a message-based processing system that updates the state of processor elements based on a target pattern and address computation modes.

• The input message includes indications of processor elements and a target pattern.
• Processor elements have addressable storage entries with states.
• An initial address computation mode is selected from a set of modes.
• Processor element states are updated based on target pattern elements.
• The current address computation mode is determined by the target pattern.

Potential Applications: - Data processing systems - Pattern recognition systems - Machine learning algorithms

Problems Solved: - Efficient updating of processor element states - Adaptive address computation modes

Benefits: - Improved processing speed - Enhanced pattern recognition accuracy

Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Pattern Recognition System for Data Processing This technology can be used in industries such as: - Artificial intelligence - Data analytics - Robotics

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system determine the next address computation mode?

  - The system determines the next address computation mode based on the currently applied pattern element of the target pattern.

2. What are the key advantages of using different address computation modes?

  - Different address computation modes allow for adaptive and efficient updating of processor element states.

Original Abstract Submitted

A message-based processing system is disclosed. An input message received in the message-based processing system comprises a first indication of at least a subset of a plurality of processor elements and a second indication of a target pattern. Each of the plurality of processor elements has an addressable storage entry with a processor element address storing a processor element state. An initial address computation mode is selected from a set of address computation modes. A state value of each of the processor elements in the subset is updated based on magnitude values of respective pattern elements of the target pattern. A currently applied pattern element of the target pattern in each case determines whether to maintain a current address computation mode of the set of address computation modes or assume a next address computation mode selected from the set of address computation modes.