Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a music playing method and device, where the method includes: receiving a first operation instruction in a first application with a function of video playing; and invoking a music player to play music in the first application in response to the first operation instruction. According to the embodiments of the present disclosure, music can be played in a first application through a first operation instruction of a user, avoiding that the user exits from the first application and then enters the music application to play music, and reducing an operation complexity of the user.

Abstract: This application discloses a wind noise suppression device including a first woven mesh (101), a second woven mesh (102), a device housing (103), and a structural component (104). The device housing (103) is provided with a sound pickup hole (1031). The first woven mesh (101) covers the sound pickup hole (1031). The structural component (104) is disposed at the sound pickup hole (1031). The structural component (104) is connected to the device housing (103) to form a cavity. The structural component (104) is provided with a sound transmission hole (1041). The second woven mesh (102) covers the sound transmission hole (1041). A microphone is disposed at the sound transmission hole (1041). Because structural characteristics of all the components the device, wind noise included in an audio signal received by the microphone through the sound transmission hole (1041) is effectively reduced.

Abstract: To extract necessary information, documents are received, converted to text, and stored in a database. A request for information is then received, and relevant documents and/or document passages are selected from the stored documents. The needed information is then extracted from the relevant documents. The various processes use one or more artificial intelligence (AI), image processing, and/or natural language processing (NLP) techniques.

Abstract: A region division includes: determining a plurality of merchants in a target region, and constructing a merchant relationship network of the target region according to merchant information of the plurality of merchants, the merchant information including geographic information of the merchants, and the merchant relationship network being used for identifying an association relationship among the plurality of merchants; determining business districts corresponding to the plurality of merchants based on the merchant relationship network; and determining a business district boundary of each business district according to the geographic information of the merchants included in each business district.

Abstract: Active noise cancellation method is provided, including: when the headset is in an ANC working mode, obtaining a first group of filtering parameters, and performing noise cancellation by using the first group of filtering parameters. The first group of filtering parameters is one of N1 groups of filtering parameters prestored in the headset. The N1 groups of filtering parameters are respectively used to perform noise cancellation on ambient sound in N1 leakage states. The N1 leakage states are formed by the headset and N1 different ear canal environments. In a current wearing state of the headset, for same ambient noise, noise cancellation effect obtained when the first group of filtering parameters is applied to the headset is better than noise cancellation effect obtained when another filtering parameter in the N1 groups of filtering parameters is applied to the headset. N1 is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, are provided for processing claims using both unstructured and structured policy documents, claim data, and customer and policy data, in conjunction with automatic requests for human intervention. Policy rules, benefit calculation formulae, necessary data points, and benefit requirements are extracted from policy documents using NLP and AI techniques. Unstructured claim data is converted to a structured form using natural language processing, information extraction, and AI techniques to identify and extract relevant information, including values for the data points and benefit conditions, then the combined structured data and converted unstructured data is processed to get all values for the data points and applicable benefit conditions.

Abstract: A method of forming a part from sheet metal and a part formed by said method. The method comprising the steps of: (a) heating a metal sheet to a temperature T; and (b) forming the sheet into the part between dies while applying cooling means to the sheet, where in step a) the metal sheet is heated at a rate of at least 50° C.·s?1, and temperature T is above a critical forming temperature and does not exceed a critical microstructure change temperature of said metal sheet.

Abstract: A method of forming a part from sheet metal and a part formed by said method. The method comprising the steps of: (a) heating a metal sheet to a temperature T; and (b) forming the sheet into the part between dies while applying cooling means to the sheet, where in step a) the metal sheet is heated at a rate of at least 50° C.s?1, and temperature T is above a critical forming temperature and does not exceed a critical microstructure change temperature of said metal sheet.

Abstract: Structures and manufacturing processes of an ACF array and more particularly a non-random particles are transferred to the array of microcavities of predetermined configuration, shape and dimension. The manufacturing process includes fluidic filling of conductive particles surface-treated with a block copolymer composition onto a substrate or carrier web comprising a predetermined array of microcavities. The thus prepared filled conductive microcavity array is then over-coated or laminated with an adhesive film.

Abstract: A method for fabricating an electronic device or component such as an anisotropic conductive film comprising: distributing a plurality of conductive particles into an array of microcavities formed on a surface of a continuous carrier belt, rotating the belt carrying the conductive particles while conveying a surface of an adhesive layer into contact with the surface of the rotating belt, transferring the conductive particles from the microcavities on the belt to the adhesive layer in predefined locations in the adhesive layer corresponding to the array of microcavities on the belt, and separating the adhesive layer from the surface of the belt. In one embodiment, the position of the microcavities is varied in a controlled manner.

Abstract: Structures and manufacturing processes of an ACF array and more particularly a non-random particles are transferred to the array of microcavities of predetermined configuration, shape and dimension. The manufacturing process includes fluidic filling of conductive particles surface-treated with a block copolymer composition onto a substrate or carrier web comprising a predetermined array of microcavities. The thus prepared filled conductive microcavity array is then over-coated or laminated with an adhesive film.

Abstract: Structures and manufacturing processes of an ACF array using a non-random array of microcavities of predetermined configuration, shape and dimension. The manufacturing process includes fluidic filling of conductive particles onto a substrate or carrier web comprising a predetermined array of microcavities, of selective metallization of the array followed by filling the array with a filler material and a second selective metallization on the filled microcavity array. The thus prepared filled conductive microcavity array is then over-coated or laminated with an adhesive film. Cavities in the array, and particles filling the cavities, can have a unimodal, bimodal, or multimodal distribution.

Abstract: Structures and manufacturing processes of an ACF array using a non-random array of microcavities of predetermined configuration, shape and dimension. The manufacturing process includes fluidic filling of conductive particles onto a substrate or carrier web comprising a predetermined array of microcavities, or selective metallization of the array followed by filling the array with a filler material and a second selective metallization on the filled microcavity array. The thus prepared filled conductive microcavity array is then over-coated or laminated with an adhesive film. Cavities in the array, and particles filling the cavities, can have a unimodal, bimodal, or multimodal distribution.

Abstract: An anisotropic conductive film (ACF) comprising: (a) an adhesive layer having a substantially uniform thickness; and (b) a plurality of conductive particles individually adhered to the adhesive layer, wherein the conductive particles include a first non-random array of particle sites partially embedded at a first depth within the adhesive layer and a second fixed non-random array or dispersion of conductive particles partially embedded at a second depth or a dispersion of conductive particles fully embedded within the adhesive layer, wherein the first depth and the second depth are distinctly different. The ACF may be supplied as a sheet, a continuous film or as a roll and the multi-tier morphology may be present throughout the length of the product or in select areas.

Abstract: An adhesive composition comprising a phenoxy resin, a latent hardener, an acrylic block co-polymer dispersant and a weak solvent wherein the dispersant enables the phenoxy resin to be dispersed in a weak solvent that does not attack the latent hardener thereby providing a composition with good shelf life. The compositions are useful in making anisotropic conductive films.

Abstract: A method for fabricating an electronic device or component such as an anisotropic conductive film comprising: distributing a plurality of conductive particles into an array of microcavities formed on a surface of a continuous carrier belt, rotating the belt carrying the conductive particles while conveying a surface of an adhesive layer into contact with the surface of the rotating belt, transferring the conductive particles from the microcavities on the belt to the adhesive layer in predefined locations in the adhesive layer corresponding to the array of microcavities on the belt, and separating the adhesive layer from the surface of the belt. In one embodiment, the position of the microcavities is varied in a controlled manner.

Abstract: An adhesive composition comprising: (i) a one part curable epoxy adhesive and (ii) a low profile additive (LPA), the low profile additive being a polymer that is compatible with the epoxy adhesive such that it forms a single phase when admixed with the adhesive composition and that separates from the adhesive to form a network of stress-absorbing nodules therein when the adhesive is cured, the low profile additive being present in an amount sufficient to prevent or reduce shrinkage and/or the formation of voids or cracks when the adhesive is cured. In one embodiment the LPA is a block copolymer including at least one flexible block and at least one rigid block that makes the low profile additive compatible with the epoxy adhesive such that a mixture of the uncured epoxy resin and the low profile additive forms a homogenous solution and as the epoxy resin is cured, the low profile additive forms a stress absorbing network of nodules in the cured epoxy resin matrix.

Abstract: Structures and manufacturing processes of an ACF array using a non-random array of microcavities of predetermined configuration, shape and dimension. The manufacturing process includes fluidic filling of conductive particles onto a substrate or carrier web comprising a predetermined array of microcavities, or selective metallization of the array followed by filling the array with a filler material and a second selective metallization on the filled microcavity array. The thus prepared filled conductive microcavity array is then over-coated or laminated with an adhesive film. Cavities in the array, and particles filling the cavities, can have a unimodal, bimodal, or multimodal distribution.