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Laurence Allen Kramer

from Pittsburgh, PA
Age ~75
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Also known as:
Laurence A Kramer, Larry A Kramer, Lawrence Kramer
Related to:
Arpad Erdos, 35Joseph Lawrence, 75Geza Erdos, 69Eva E ErdosEva Toth
Connected to:
Abbe M Kramer, 47Abraham C Kramer, 44Adele M Kramer, 89Alan J Kramer, 58Albert E Kramer, 84Ali M Kramer, 27Alloni M Kramer, 49Allyson R Kramer, 54Alma N Kramer, 49Amanda Kramer, 41

Laurence Kramer Phones & Addresses

  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • Denver, CO
  • 401 Brooks Rd, Wexford, PA 15090 (412) 366-5139
  • North East, MD
  • North East, PA
  • 3080 Smallman St APT 4, Pittsburgh, PA 15201

Work

Company: Global healthcare exchange Jul 2009 Position: Senior ai developer

Education

School / High School: University of Delaware- Newark, DE 1986 Specialities: M.S. in Computer Science

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Laurence Kramer Wexford, PA

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Work:
Global Healthcare Exchange

Jul 2009 to 2000
Senior AI Developer
Global Healthcare Exchange
Louisville, CO
Apr 2008 to Jul 2009
Senior AI Developer, Global Healthcare Exchange
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA
Nov 2000 to Apr 2008
Project Scientist and Associate Director
The Space Telescope Science Institute
Baltimore, MD
Nov 1995 to Nov 2000
Senior AI Software Systems Engineer
Mindshare, Inc
Layton, UT
Jan 1995 to Nov 1995
Mission Specialist
Managed Imaging Inc
Hunt Valley, MD
Feb 1994 to Dec 1994
Software Systems Manager
Quantum Development Corporation
Newark, DE
Jul 1986 to Dec 1993
V.P. of Software Development
University of Delaware
Newark, DE
Sep 1984 to Jun 1986
Research Assistant
Education:
University of Delaware
Newark, DE
1986
M.S. in Computer Science
Towson University
Towson, MD
1984
B.A. in Computer Science

Publications

Us Patents

System And Method For Representing And Solving Numeric And Symbolic Problems

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US Patent:
51951720, Mar 16, 1993
Filed:
Jul 2, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/546447
Inventors:
Joseph B. Elad - Claymont DE
Apperson H. Johnson - Wilmington DE
Laurence A. Kramer - North East MD
Jeffrey C. Kirk - Newtown Square PA
Irene H. Philips - New Castle DE
Susan M. Zickus - Wilmington DE
Daniel L. Chester - Newark DE
Erwin M. Saniga - Little Britain PA
Assignee:
Quantum Development Corporation - Claymont DE
International Classification:
G06F 1518
US Classification:
395 50
Abstract:
A system and method for representing and solving problems which allows a user to enter objects and attributes, and to form a table of at least two dimensions having object-attributes pairs. An object hierarchy is then implemented using the entered objects. The system allows the user to enter constructs to represent relationships among the object-attribute pairs, and also to enter objectives and constraints for the problem. The system allows the user to solve the problem manually or automatically by the system. A score is maintained reflecting how closely the constraints of a problem are to being satisfied and the degree of progress in the direction of the stated objectives of the problem. The system allows representation of hybrid numerical and symbolic problems, and provides solutions to linear or non-linear, discrete or continuous, and feasible or non-feasible constraint satisfaction and optimization problems.

System And Method For Representing And Solving Numeric And Symbolic Problems

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US Patent:
54287120, Jun 27, 1995
Filed:
Nov 23, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/980282
Inventors:
Joseph B. Elad - Claymont DE
Apperson H. Johnson - Wilmington DE
Laurence A. Kramer - North East MD
Jeffrey C. Kirk - Newtown Square PA
Irene H. Philips - New Castle DE
Susan M. Zickus - Wilmington DE
Daniel L. Chester - Newark DE
Erwin M. Saniga - Little Britain PA
William M. Norman - Landenberg PA
Assignee:
Quantum Development Corporation - Claymont DE
International Classification:
G06F 1518
US Classification:
395 51
Abstract:
A system and method for representing and solving problems allows a user to enter objects and attributes, and to form a table of at least two dimensions having object-attribute pairs. An object hierarchy is then implemented using the entered objects. A score is maintained reflecting how closely the constraints of a particular problem are to being satisfied and the degree of progress in the direction of stated objectives of the problem.
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