Systems and methods for analyzing network data to identify human and non-human users in network communications
AssigneeOath Inc.
InventorsDonald J. McQueen, Lachlan A. Maxwell, William C. Wakefield, III
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AssigneeOath Inc.
InventorsDonald J. McQueen, Lachlan A. Maxwell, William C. Wakefield, III
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Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying human users on a network. One method includes receiving network data comprising data transmitted over a network over predetermined time period, the network data comprising a plurality of usernames and a plurality of events, wherein each of the plurality of events is associated with at least one of the plurality of usernames; determining a plurality of pairs, each pair of the plurality of pairs comprising a username of the plurality of usernames and an associated event of the plurality of events; determining qualifying pairs of the plurality of pairs, the qualifying pairs corresponding to a subset of the plurality of pairs that meet or exceed one or more predetermined event frequency thresholds; determining non-qualifying pairs of the plurality of pairs, the non-qualifying pairs corresponding to the subset of the plurality of pairs that do not meet or exceed one or more predetermined event frequency thresholds; generating at least one distribution associated with the qualifying pairs and non-qualifying pairs; and based on the at least one distribution, determining if at least one username of the plurality of usernames is associated with a human user or a non-human user.
A computer-implemented method for identifying human users on a network, comprising:
A system for identifying human users on a network, the system including:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to perform a method for identifying human users on a network, the method including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.