Last updated: May 29, 2026

Application No. 18/107,040

ATMOSPHERIC VISIBILITY PREDICTION METHOD BASED ON DBN

Non-Final OA

Filed

Feb 08, 2023

Priority

Feb 28, 2022 — CN 202210189526.3 +1 more

Examiner

BRACERO, ANDREW ANGEL

Art Unit

2126

Tech Center

2100 — Computer Architecture & Software

Assignee

Shaanxi University Of Technology

OA Round

2 (Non-Final)

Interview Optional

— +0.0% interview lift. Interview lift (+0.0%) is below the 15.0% threshold. A written response is recommended.

Based on 9 resolved cases, 2023–2026

Examiner Intelligence

BRACERO, ANDREW ANGEL View full profile →

Grants 100% — above average

Career Allowance Rate

9 granted / 9 resolved

+45.0% vs TC avg

Minimal +0% lift

Without

With

+0.0%

Interview Lift

resolved cases with interview

Typical timeline

4y 6m

Avg Prosecution

14 currently pending

Career history

Total Applications

across all art units

Statute-Specific Performance

§103

100.0%

+60.0% vs TC avg

Black line = Tech Center average estimate • Based on career data from 9 resolved cases

Prosecution Timeline

Feb 08, 2023

Application Filed

Oct 02, 2025

Non-Final Rejection mailed

Dec 09, 2025

Response Filed

Mar 16, 2026

Final Rejection mailed

May 07, 2026

Response after Non-Final Action

Precedent Cases

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17/655,489

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PROGRAMMABLE NON-LINEAR ACTIVATION ENGINE FOR NEURAL NETWORK ACCELERATION

4y 1m to grant Granted May 05, 2026

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Prosecution Projections

2-3

Expected OA Rounds

100%

Grant Probability

99%

With Interview (+0.0%)

4y 6m (~1y 3m remaining)

Median Time to Grant

Moderate

PTA Risk

Based on 9 resolved cases by this examiner. Grant probability derived from career allowance rate.