Abstract: A device may receive employee data associated with an employee, and may determine, from the employee data, skill data identifying skills of the employee. The device may process the employee data and the skill data, with a similarity model, to determine similarity scores between the skills of the skill data, and may add or remove one or more skills to or from the skill data for predefined target skill profile categories to generate modified skill data. The device may compare the similarity scores and a predefined threshold to determine anchor skill data from the modified skill data, and may group the anchor skill data for corresponding pluralities of the predefined target skill profile categories to generate groups of the anchor skill data. The device may process the groups and the similarity scores, with a clustering model, to generate clustered anchor skill data, and may perform actions based on the clustered anchor skill data.

Abstract: A device may receive historic temporal data identifying events associated with a system, and may perform block bootstrapping of the hierarchical time series data, based on a hyperparameters, to generate blocks of data points of the historic time series data. The device may process the blocks of data points, with a plurality of different machine learning models, to calculate predictions, and may apply weights to the predictions to generate weighted predictions. The device may aggregate the weighted predictions to generate aggregated predictions, and may apply final weights to the aggregated predictions to generate weighted aggregated predictions. The device may aggregate the weighted aggregated predictions to generate a final prediction, and may perform one or more actions based on the final prediction.

Abstract: A device may receive network data, business data, and user configuration data associated with an entity that is a candidate for a private network and may process the business data and the user configuration data, with a classification machine learning model, to determine a network hardware equipment prediction. The device may process the network data and the business data, with a first linear regression machine learning model, to determine a business output prediction and may utilize a second linear regression machine learning model to determine a data consumption prediction based on the network hardware equipment prediction. The device may process the network hardware equipment prediction, the business output prediction, and the data consumption prediction, with a machine learning model, to determine a financial profitability prediction for the private network and may perform one or more actions based on the financial profitability prediction.

Abstract: This document describes a simulation system that simulates robots and other actors performing tasks in an area. In one aspect, a method includes obtaining a graph representing a physical area. The graph includes area nodes that represent regions of the area that are traversed by a set of actors that perform tasks in the area and terminal nodes that represent regions of the facility where the actors perform the tasks. A set of agents that each include a model corresponding to an actor is identified. At least a portion of the agents includes models for robots that perform tasks in the area. The model of an agent represents durations of time for traversing area nodes and performing tasks are terminal nodes during simulations. A sequence of tasks being performed in the area is simulated using the graph and the set of agents.

Abstract: An automated system and method of converting legacy decision logic to a target format. The legacy files are received by the decision logic translation system, which outputs the business rule content in a standard rule structure, according to the selected target format. The process involves decision logic-based rule extraction. In general, methods or processes for extracting business rules have been difficult to reproduce and do not present clearly the extracted rules regarding the concepts of business rules, their composition and categorization. These drawbacks lead to incomplete extraction of rules and massive manual effort to achieve a complete extraction and verification. In contrast, the proposed system overcomes these drawbacks, and outputs files that can be easily used to migrate the business rules to a new platform.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a non-opaque, abstract, unified query language that exposes the query as a first-class citizen of the underlying architecture. The present disclosure thus facilitates the creation of no-code or low-code applications by enabling a level of collaboration between components that may be difficult to achieve if the language employed were opaque to the architecture. The disclosed query language may be considered “SQL-like,” which may allow contributors familiar with structured query language (SQL) to effectively participate in the design of an application. The defined structures of a data objects of the non-opaque query language described herein are not-hidden and inspectable.

Abstract: Implementations include providing, by the PKG platform, an initial knowledge graph based on user-specific data associated with a user, and a domain-specific knowledge graph, receiving, by the PKG platform, data representative of at least one answer provided from the user to a respective question, providing, by the PKG platform, an expanded knowledge graph based on the initial knowledge graph, the expanded knowledge graph including one or more nodes and respective edges based on the data, generating, by the PKG platform, a weighted knowledge graph based a groundtruth knowledge graph, and a targeted knowledge graph, the groundtruth knowledge graph including one or more true answers, and the targeted knowledge graph including the at least one answer provided from the user, and generating, by the PKG platform, the hyper-personalized knowledge graph (hpKG) based on the weighted knowledge graph, the hpKG being unique to the user within a domain.

Abstract: In some implementations, a device may receive a request to merge a first cloud computing instance with a second cloud computing instance to generate a multi-cloud computing instance. The device may access a first application programming interface to obtain a first configuration of the first cloud computing instance. The device may access a second application programming interface to obtain a second configuration of the second cloud computing instance. The device may generate a target configuration based on the first configuration or the second configuration. The device may instantiate a set of resources with the target configuration for the multi-cloud computing instance. The device may provide output identifying the multi-cloud computing instance.

Abstract: A temporal-aware or permutation-dependent Graph Neural Network (GNN) is disclosed. The example GNN is implemented by combining temporal-awareness with multi-layer neighborhood aggregation to further provide the GNN with inductive capabilities with respect to generating embeddings of a dynamic graph, all without creating multiple time snapshots of the graph. By using a temporal-aware message pass scheme involving a temporal-aware and permutation-dependent GNN, a set of temporal-aware local neighborhood aggregator functions may be effective trained and used for generating embeddings for unknow nodes and for providing more accurate embeddings for subsequent prediction tasks.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing flow configurable event-driven microservices are disclosed. A system provides, for each function in sequence of steps corresponding to transaction flow associated with model of event-driven microservices, an address of associated memory space using route name. The system connects each function with another function in memory space and/or different application instances with automatic service discovery. The system transports, for event-driven microservices, an input and/or output comprising message and/or an event comprising object corresponding to payload, in an event envelope, based on a configuration file/a configuration file-like handle. Additionally, the system executes a sequence of steps connecting each function in sequential mode or parallel mode, based on a configuration file/a configuration file-like handle.

Abstract: Implementations are directed to processing a content object model through a ML model to provide a set of base content feature representations, processing a style object model through the ML model to provide sets of base style feature representations, executing iterations including: generating, by the ML model, sets of stylized feature representations for an initial stylized object model, the initial stylized object model having one or more adjusted parameters relative to a previous iteration, determining a total loss based on the sets of stylized feature representations, the set of base content feature representations, and the sets of base style feature representations, and determining that the total loss is non-optimized, and in response, initiating a next iteration, executing an iteration of the iterative process, the iteration including determining that the total loss is optimized, and in response providing the initial stylized object model as output of the iterative process.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for automatic creation of distributed ledger networks. A request to deploy a distributed ledger network is received by an automation framework. The request comprising a configuration file and is associated with a platform type for one or more platforms for deployment of the distributed ledger network. Configuration prerequisites are determined for performing installations of software components on the one or more platforms. In response to installing the software components, the software components are configured and executed to set up an environment for deploying the distributed ledger network by creating a build folder, copying the configuration file and key files for accessing a source code repository into the build folder, and updating the configuration file according to criteria associated with the platform type.

Abstract: A method for detection of a corrupted sensor including providing a first sensor; identifying one or more correlating sensors to the first sensor; determining a correlation between the first sensor and the correlating sensors according to historical sensor values; obtaining a calculated value of the first sensor based on values of the correlating sensors and the correlation; obtaining a measured value of the first sensor; and determining whether the first sensor is corrupted according to a difference between the calculated value and the measured value of the first sensor.

Abstract: Knowledge graph systems are disclosed for implementing multiple approaches, including stand alone or combined approaches, for knowledge graph pruning. The approaches are based on graph sampling work such as, for example, information gain theory. The approaches are applied by a knowledge graph system to perform schema pruning, automatic graph pruning, and query correlation for improving query performance.

Abstract: A system for predicting the occurrence of an event includes an event detector and a reporting processor. The event detector is configured to: receive data that defines a plurality of social media items; receive a real-time data feed; and predict the occurrence of an event based on a correlation between information in the plurality of social media items and activity associated with the real-time data feed. The reporting processor is configured to determine an event type associated with the event; identify a sentiment of the predicted event based on historical data in the real-time data feed, and generate a recommendation for preventing the occurrence of the event based on at least one of the event type and the sentiment of the predicted event. The recommendation includes a plurality of actions. The reporting processor is coupled to a knowledge graph database that corresponds to an ontology that defines one or more relationships between event types, and response types.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for ordering events within a distribution computing system are described. In one aspect, a method includes receiving, by an upward node from one or more nodes of a distributed computing system, event fragments for corresponding events that have occurred within the distributed computing system. Each event fragment includes an age parameter that indicates an age of the corresponding event from a perspective of a node that sent the event fragment to the upward node. The upward node calculates, for each event, a corresponding disentangled time based on a received time that represents a time at which the upward node received the event fragment for the event and the age of the event indicated by the age parameter for the event. The upward node arranges the events in an order according to the disentangled time for each event.

Abstract: A device may receive, in near-real time, unstructured data associated with an application or a system, and may extract textual data from the unstructured data. The device may parse the textual data to generate parsed textual data, and may perform natural language processing on the parsed textual data to generate processed textual data. The device may process the processed textual data, with a clustering model, to identify topical data associated with the processed textual data, and may process the topical data, with a classification model, to group the topical data into categories. The device may generate a knowledge graph based on the categories, and may store the knowledge graph in a data structure. The knowledge graph may enable the device to provide answers to questions associated with the application or the system.

Abstract: A device may receive activity data identifying activities of a process performed by users via user devices. The device may receive baseline data identifying baselines associated with the process and variant data identifying variants from the baselines. The device may apply a sequence alignment model, to the activity data and the baseline data, to determine first similar sequences associated with the activities and the baselines and may apply the sequence alignment model, to the activity data and the variant data, to determine second similar sequences associated with the activities and the variants. The device may determine, based on the first similar sequences, first label data identifying first labels for the activities and may determine, based on the second similar sequences, second label data identifying second labels for the activities. The device may generate a process diagram based on the activity data, the first label data, and the second label data.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media configured to predict future system failures are disclosed. Performance metrics (e.g., key performance indicators (KPIs)) of a system may be monitored and machine learning techniques may utilize a trained model to evaluate the performance metrics and identify trends in the performance metrics indicative of future failures of the monitored system. The predicted future failures may be identified based on combinations of different performance metrics and the impact that the performance metric trends of the group of different performance metrics will have on the system in the future. Upon predicting that a system failure will occur, operations to mitigate the failure may be initiated. The disclosed embodiments may improve overall performance of monitored systems by: increasing system uptimes (i.e.

Abstract: Methods, systems and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for implementation of secret superposition protocols. In one aspect a method includes, performing, by a sender party, quantum operations on one or more qubits, comprising preparing, according to a predetermined secret superposition protocol, one or more qubits in respective uniform superposition quantum states; transmitting, by the sender party, to a recipient party, and through a secure channel, data indicating use of the predetermined secret superposition protocol; and transmitting, by the sender party and to the recipient party, one or more of the qubits, to wherein the recipient party performs one or more measurements on the qubits to verify use of the predetermined secret superposition protocol.