Abstract: Methods and systems for enhanced techniques for building user interfaces. An example method includes presenting a builder user interface to create a consumer user interface. The builder user interface receives information usable to filter data objects associated with a data object type. The information includes a variable associated with a property indicated by the data object type and the variable is associated with a first user interface element of the consumer user interface. An association between a second user interface element included in the consumer user interface and presentation of information generated based on data objects is received. Adjustment of the first user interface element causes filtering of the data objects via adjustment of the variable updating of the information. Access to the consumer user interface is enabled.

Abstract: Methods and systems for enhanced techniques for building user interfaces. An example method includes presenting a builder user interface to create a consumer user interface. The builder user interface receives information usable to filter data objects associated with a data object type. The information includes a variable associated with a property indicated by the data object type and the variable is associated with a first user interface element of the consumer user interface. An association between a second user interface element included in the consumer user interface and presentation of information generated based on data objects is received. Adjustment of the first user interface element causes filtering of the data objects via adjustment of the variable updating of the information. Access to the consumer user interface is enabled.

Abstract: Disclosed relates to a method and an apparatus for analyzing an ECG signal, an electrophysiological signal recorder, a three-dimensional mapping system, and a computer device. The method includes: acquiring (S202) N first intracardiac electrical signals in a region of interest or at a reference point/in a reference region; generating (S204) a first comparison signal spectrogram according to the N first intracardiac waveforms; acquiring (S206) M second intracardiac electrical signals at the point of interest to acquire M second intracardiac waveforms; generating (S208) a second comparison signal spectrogram according to the M second intracardiac waveforms; performing (S210) a comparative analysis on the first comparison signal spectrogram and the second comparison signal spectrogram and generating a comparative analysis result; and outputting (S212) prompt information indicating whether the point of interest is a focal point according to the comparative analysis result.

Abstract: Systems, techniques, and user interfaces are disclosed for an object-centric builder software that can utilize an ontology to design, configure, and build a workflow application that also references the ontology to perform a workflow. The ontology may serve as a data model for stored data associated with the particular workflow. The builder software may leverage the ontology to obtain advance knowledge of the availability and structure of the stored data that will be accessible to the workflow application at run-time, in order to build a workflow application that is well-tailored for that particular workflow. This approach may also result in flexible workflow applications that are easily built and maintained.

Abstract: Systems, techniques, and user interfaces are disclosed for an object-centric builder software that can utilize an ontology to design, configure, and build a workflow application that also references the ontology to perform a workflow. The ontology may serve as a data model for stored data associated with the particular workflow. The builder software may leverage the ontology to obtain advance knowledge of the availability and structure of the stored data that will be accessible to the workflow application at run-time, in order to build a workflow application that is well-tailored for that particular workflow. This approach may also result in flexible workflow applications that are easily built and maintained.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed for automatically generating and displaying a chronology of events, where events may be represented by data objects in one or more databases. Events/data objects may be identified as relevant to an investigation or analysis based on specified criteria. A timeline may be generated based on the identified set of relevant events, and interactive user interfaces may be generated and displayed that present the events as a timeline and a list. Events may be selected from the timeline or the list, may be identified as key events in the chronology, and additional events related to a selected event may be determined and added to the chronology. Timelines may be compared to other data sets, including other timelines, other event lists, and other relevant data.

Abstract: Systems, techniques, and user interfaces are disclosed for an object-centric builder software that can utilize an ontology to design, configure, and build a workflow application that also references the ontology to perform a workflow. The ontology may serve as a data model for stored data associated with the particular workflow. The builder software may leverage the ontology to obtain advance knowledge of the availability and structure of the stored data that will be accessible to the workflow application at run-time, in order to build a workflow application that is well-tailored for that particular workflow. This approach may also result in flexible workflow applications that are easily built and maintained.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media for data synchronization are provided. One of the methods includes: receiving, from a client device displaying a spreadsheet interface, a query for data; identifying, from one or more datasets in a data store, a plurality of data items responsive to the query; sending, to the client device, a plurality of data entries for display in a plurality of cells of the spreadsheet interface, wherein the data entries correspond to the identified data items; receiving, from the client device, information associated with one or more changes to one or more of the data entries, wherein the one or more changes are created based on one or more user inputs in the spreadsheet interface; and updating, in the data store based on the one or more changes, one or more of the data items corresponding to the one or more changed data entries.

Abstract: Methods and systems for enhanced techniques for building user interfaces. An example method includes presenting a builder user interface to create a consumer user interface. The builder user interface receives information usable to filter data objects associated with a data object type. The information includes a variable associated with a property indicated by the data object type and the variable is associated with a first user interface element of the consumer user interface. An association between a second user interface element included in the consumer user interface and presentation of information generated based on data objects is received. Adjustment of the first user interface element causes filtering of the data objects via adjustment of the variable updating of the information. Access to the consumer user interface is enabled.

Abstract: A display screen includes: a flexible display panel, and a flexible protective layer covering a light-emitting surface of the flexible display panel, wherein a side surface of the flexible protective layer facing away from the flexible display panel is a light-emitting side surface, and an anti-reflection structure is disposed on the light-emitting side surface. An unevenness feel on a surface of the display screen can be reduced, thereby improving performance of a foldable product such as a foldable terminal.

Abstract: A display screen includes: a flexible display panel, and a flexible protective layer covering a light-emitting surface of the flexible display panel, wherein a side surface of the flexible protective layer facing away from the flexible display panel is a light-emitting side surface, and an anti-reflection structure is disposed on the light-emitting side surface. An unevenness feel on a surface of the display screen can be reduced, thereby improving performance of a foldable product such as a foldable terminal.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media described herein may include: obtaining first data from a first datastore managed by a first entity, the first data comprising a first status of a first task of a first subsidiary workflow that is part of an integrated workflow; integrating the first data into a second datastore managed by a second entity that manages the integrated workflow, with an integration layer; generating a graphical user interface to present an interactive graphical object that displays the integrated first data and the integrated workflow to a user; receiving one or more updates from the user to the integrated first data, where the one or more updates are based on one or more graphical user interactions with the integrated first data; identifying a change to a portion of the first data; and writing the change in the first datastore using the integration layer interface.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed for automatically generating and displaying a chronology of events, where events may be represented by data objects in one or more databases. Events/data objects may be identified as relevant to an investigation or analysis based on specified criteria. A timeline may be generated based on the identified set of relevant events, and interactive user interfaces may be generated and displayed that present the events as a timeline and a list. Events may be selected from the timeline or the list, may be identified as key events in the chronology, and additional events related to a selected event may be determined and added to the chronology. Timelines may be compared to other data sets, including other timelines, other event lists, and other relevant data.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed for automatically generating and displaying a chronology of events, where events may be represented by data objects in one or more databases. Events/data objects may be identified as relevant to an investigation or analysis based on specified criteria. A timeline may be generated based on the identified set of relevant events, and interactive user interfaces may be generated and displayed that present the events as a timeline and a list. Events may be selected from the timeline or the list, may be identified as key events in the chronology, and additional events related to a selected event may be determined and added to the chronology. Timelines may be compared to other data sets, including other timelines, other event lists, and other relevant data.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed for automatically generating and displaying a chronology of events, where events may be represented by data objects in one or more databases. Events/data objects may be identified as relevant to an investigation or analysis based on specified criteria. A timeline may be generated based on the identified set of relevant events, and interactive user interfaces may be generated and displayed that present the events as a timeline and a list. Events may be selected from the timeline or the list, may be identified as key events in the chronology, and additional events related to a selected event may be determined and added to the chronology. Timelines may be compared to other data sets, including other timelines, other event lists, and other relevant data.

Abstract: Computer-implemented systems and methods are disclosed for automatically generating and displaying a chronology of events, where events may be represented by data objects in one or more databases. Events/data objects may be identified as relevant to an investigation or analysis based on specified criteria. A timeline may be generated based on the identified set of relevant events, and interactive user interfaces may be generated and displayed that present the events as a timeline and a list. Events may be selected from the timeline or the list, may be identified as key events in the chronology, and additional events related to a selected event may be determined and added to the chronology. Timelines may be compared to other data sets, including other timelines, other event lists, and other relevant data.