Abstract: The present embodiments relate to generation of event chains and processing of events using the event chains. According to certain embodiments, the embodiments relate to generation of event chains and processing of events using the event chains. According to other embodiments, the embodiments relate to identifying a sub-population of subjects for providing a modified request-processing technique. According to other embodiments, the embodiments relate to auto-completion of event chains for triggering auto-processing of events.

Abstract: The present embodiments relate to generation of event chains and processing of events using the event chains. According to certain embodiments, the embodiments relate to generation of event chains and processing of events using the event chains. According to other embodiments, the embodiments relate to identifying a sub-population of subjects for providing a modified request-processing technique. According to other embodiments, the embodiments relate to auto-completion of event chains for triggering auto-processing of events.

Abstract: The present embodiments relate to generation of event chains and processing of events using the event chains. According to certain embodiments, the embodiments relate to generation of event chains and processing of events using the event chains. According to other embodiments, the embodiments relate to identifying a sub-population of subjects for providing a modified request-processing technique. According to other embodiments, the embodiments relate to auto-completion of event chains for triggering auto-processing of events.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to generating and using graph models to perform entity-specific mappings to investigatory events. More specifically, data-reliability metrics are used to selectively use proxy nodes in graph-model trajectories during generation of the mappings.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to generating and using graph models to perform entity-specific mappings to investigatory events. More specifically, data-reliability metrics are used to selectively use proxy nodes in graph-model trajectories during generation of the mappings.

Abstract: A flexible electrode assembly for an air treatment device comprising: a flexible dielectric layer forming an insulating sheet; a plurality of conductive tracks on a first side of the insulating sheet; a conductive layer on a second side of the insulating sheet; wherein supply of voltage to the conducting tracks and the conductive layer generates plasma which is discharged from the conducting tracks. In a further aspect, the present invention also provides an air treatment apparatus for removal of health threatening airborne pollutants, which may include pathogens, from an air flow, the air treatment apparatus comprising an apparatus having a generally cyclonic-shaped geometry comprising a cylindrical section and a conical section. The present invention also relates to an air treatment device comprising the flexible electrode assembly.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to using graph structures and parent-child node configurations to facilitate data integration across corresponding investigatory events.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to constructing graph models to represent constraints corresponding to various investigatory events and navigating the graph models to identify populations for the investigatory events.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to using graph structures and parent-child node configurations to facilitate data integration across corresponding investigatory events.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to constructing graph models to represent constraints corresponding to various investigatory events and navigating the graph models to identify populations for the investigatory events.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to generating and using graph models to perform entity-specific mappings to investigatory events. More specifically, data-reliability metrics are used to selectively use proxy nodes in graph-model trajectories during generation of the mappings.

Abstract: A flexible electrode assembly for an air treatment device comprising: a flexible dielectric layer forming an insulating sheet; a plurality of conductive tracks on a first side of the insulating sheet; a conductive layer on a second side of the insulating sheet; wherein supply of voltage to the conducting tracks and the conductive layer generates plasma which is discharged from the conducting tracks. In a further aspect, the present invention also provides an air treatment apparatus for removal of health threatening airborne pollutants, which may include pathogens, from an air flow, the air treatment apparatus comprising an apparatus having a generally cyclonic-shaped geometry comprising a cylindrical section and a conical section. The present invention also relates to an air treatment device comprising the flexible electrode assembly.

Abstract: An air treatment device having a plasma generator electrostatic precipitator assembly, is provided. The assembly includes an electrostatic precipitator configured to charge airborne particles in the vicinity of the electrostatic precipitator to provide charged airborne particles, and a plasma generator positioned in proximity to the electrostatic precipitator and configured for cooperation with the electrostatic precipitator. The plasma generator is configured to discharge plasma and provide an inactivation zone in the region of the plasma generator operable to inactivate airborne particles. The air treatment device directs the charged airborne particles generated by the electrostatic precipitator into the inactivation zone such that the air treatment device is adapted to generate charged airborne particles and then immediately, to direct the charged airborne particles into the inactivation zone so as to expose the charged airborne particles to plasma in the inactivation zone.

Abstract: An air treatment device having a plasma generator electrostatic precipitator assembly, is provided. The assembly includes an electrostatic precipitator configured to charge airborne particles in the vicinity of the electrostatic precipitator to provide charged airborne particles, and a plasma generator positioned in proximity to the electrostatic precipitator and configured for cooperation with the electrostatic precipitator. The plasma generator is configured to discharge plasma and provide an inactivation zone in the region of the plasma generator operable to inactivate airborne particles. The air treatment device includes means for directing the charged airborne particles generated by the electrostatic precipitator into the inactivation zone such that the air treatment device is adapted to generate charged airborne particles and then immediately, to direct the charged airborne particles into the inactivation zone so as to expose the charged airborne particles to plasma in the inactivation zone.

Abstract: An air treatment device having a plasma generator electrostatic precipitator assembly, is provided. The assembly includes an electrostatic precipitator configured to charge airborne particles in the vicinity of the electrostatic precipitator to provide charged airborne particles, and a plasma generator positioned in proximity to the electrostatic precipitator and configured for cooperation with the electrostatic precipitator. The plasma generator is configured to discharge plasma and provide an inactivation zone in the region of the plasma generator operable to inactivate airborne particles. The air treatment device includes means for directing the charged airborne particles generated by the electrostatic precipitator into the inactivation zone such that the air treatment device is adapted to generate charged airborne particles and then immediately, to direct the charged airborne particles into the inactivation zone so as to expose the charged airborne particles to plasma in the inactivation zone.