Abstract: Embodiments herein describe techniques for a semiconductor device including a substrate, a first inter-level dielectric (ILD) layer above the substrate, and a second ILD layer above the first ILD layer. A first capacitor and a second capacitor are formed within the first ILD layer and the second ILD layer. A first top plate of the first capacitor and a second top plate of the second capacitor are formed at a boundary between the first ILD layer and the second ILD layer. The first capacitor and the second capacitor are separated by a dielectric area in the first ILD layer. The dielectric area includes a first dielectric area that is coplanar with the first top plate or the second top plate, and a second dielectric area above the first dielectric area and to separate the first top plate and the second top plate. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for translation of text in an image, and presentation of a version of the image in which the translated text is displayed a manner consistent with the original image. Text segments are automatically translated from their original source language to a target language. In order to provide presentation of the translated text in a manner that closely matches the source text, various display attributes of the source text are detected (e.g., font size, font color, font style, etc.).

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for controlling a robot including a manipulator, including: determining three-dimensional (3D) geometry information about a target object based on an image of the target object; determining 3D geometry information about a scene in which the target object is to be placed based on at least one image of the scene; obtaining affordance information by providing the 3D geometry information about the target object and the 3D geometry information about the scene to at least one neural network model; commanding the robot to grasp the target object using the manipulator according to a grasp orientation corresponding to the affordance information; and commanding the robot to position the manipulator according to a placement direction corresponding to the affordance information in order to place the target object at a location in the scene.

Abstract: Devices and techniques are generally described for determining localized visual similarity. In some examples, a selection of a first location of interest on a first image data depicting at least one article of clothing may be received. In some examples, a first machine learning model may generate a feature map representing the first image data. In some examples, a reduced feature map may be generated based at least in part on a mapping of the first location of interest to the feature map. In some examples, a second image depicting at least a second article of clothing may be determined based at least in part on the reduced feature map.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods allow a system to identify subsets of items by mixing and matching identified features in one or more other items. A system can identify features of items in an item database. The system can then calculate “fingerprints” of these features which are vectors describing the characteristics of the features. The system can present a collection of items and a user can select an item of the collection. The user can then select positive features to include in a search and/or negative features to include in the search. The system can then do a search of the database for items that contain features similar to those positive features and do not contain features similar to those negative features. The user can select features through a variety of means.

Abstract: System and methods are provided for improved visual search systems that can use local features of images. The search system provides a user interface that enables a user to select areas or portions of an image to search on the selected features and the overall appearance of the image. The search system further provides customized user interfaces to exclude certain portions of images from the search algorithms. The search system can be used to detect potential intellectual property risks associated with items in an electronic catalog.

Abstract: Techniques for prioritizing images associated with an item to display an appropriate image based on a query are described herein. For example, an attention score for an item attribute in an image of an item may be generated based at least in part on a model that uses one or more images of the item. The item attribute for the item associated with a query may be obtained. A plurality of items may be determined based at least in part on the item attribute being associated with the plurality of items where an individual item of the plurality of items includes a plurality of images of the item. The plurality of images of the individual item may be ranked based at least in part on corresponding attention scores associated with each image of the plurality of images.

Abstract: An approach is described for a method, system, and product, the approaching includes identification of an integrated circuit design, identification of sync groups (nets having synchronous voltage levels), generation of a physical design having sync group constraints, and performance of design rule checking on a physical design based on at least transferred sync group information. This provides for performing design rule analysis at least using small minimum spacing requirements then would otherwise be required with prior techniques. In some embodiments, the approach includes a verification process that ensures that synchronous voltage behavior is appropriately associated with members of respective sync groups and cleans up old association data that is no longer relevant/correct.

Abstract: A first graph is generated from a text data set, with graph nodes representing named entities in the data set and edges representing relationships between the named entities, and with edge weights indicating confidence levels. At least one cycle of the graph may be designated as inconsistent using a rule set. An edge may be selected for deletion from the first graph based on its presence in an inconsistent cycle, the cycle's weight, and/or on the edge weight. A representation of relationships indicated in the modified graph is provided programmatically.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods allow a system to identify subsets of items by mixing and matching identified features in one or more other items. A system can identify features of items in an item database. The system can then calculate “fingerprints” of these features which are vectors describing the characteristics of the features. The system can present a collection of items and a user can select an item of the collection. The user can then select positive features to include in a search and/or negative features to include in the search. The system can then do a search of the database for items that contain features similar to those positive features and do not contain features similar to those negative features. The user can select features through a variety of means.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods allow a system to identify subsets of items by mixing and matching identified features in one or more other items. A system can identify features of items in an item database. The system can then calculate “fingerprints” of these features which are vectors describing the characteristics of the features. The system can present a collection of items and a user can select an item of the collection. The user can then select positive features to include in a search and/or negative features to include in the search. The system can then do a search of the database for items that contain features similar to those positive features and do not contain features similar to those negative features. The user can select features through a variety of means.

Abstract: Techniques for prioritizing images associated with an item to display an appropriate image based on a query are described herein. For example, an attention score for an item attribute in an image of an item may be generated based at least in part on a model that uses one or more images of the item. The item attribute for the item associated with a query may be obtained. A plurality of items may be determined based at least in part on the item attribute being associated with the plurality of items where an individual item of the plurality of items includes a plurality of images of the item. The plurality of images of the individual item may be ranked based at least in part on corresponding attention scores associated with each image of the plurality of images.

Abstract: A method including creating a plurality of component groups in a circuit layout coupling multiple components in each component group of the plurality of component groups with a power rail, a ground rail, or a bulk, is provided. The method includes creating internal clusters based on a group cost and including the group cost in an overall cost function, forming a gap between two component groups of the plurality of component groups, and filling the gap with a first gap cell adjacent to a first power rail and to a first ground rail, and a second gap cell adjacent to the first gap cell. A system and a non-transitory, machine readable medium storing instructions to perform the above method are also provided.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for implementing routing aware placement for an electronic design. These techniques identify a block having one or more first pins or interconnects to be inserted into a first layer corresponding to a first set of tracks and identify a second set of tracks on a second layer adjacent to the first layer. One or more candidate locations may be generated on the first layer for the block based in part or in whole upon the first set of tracks. The block may be inserted into a candidate location on the first layer based in part or in whole upon respective costs or routability of the one or more candidate locations with respect to the second set of tracks.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for providing search results that are ranked based on a predictor that predicts, for each of a number of objects, likelihoods that each particular object will be selected at different positions on a results list.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for providing search results that are ranked based on a predictor that predicts, for each of a number of objects, likelihoods that each particular object will be selected at different positions on a results list.