Abstract: An action framework system provides context-based actions in association with a source application. The source application detects selection of a content element presented by the source application. The content element is associated with an application identifier identifying a target application and an action identifier identifying an operation to be executed by the target application on the content element. The target application identified by the application identifier is executed to perform the operation identified by the action identifier on the content element, responsive to detection of the selection of the content element. In one implementation, the source application is a search feature providing different contexts of search results (e.g., from a local file system search, a local application content search, a Web search, a remote application content search).

Abstract: One example of the system and method described herein may provide a universal endpoint address schema to route documents and manage document workflows, which may include one or more encapsulated workflow packages. In particular, a globally unique endpoint address may be specified using the universal endpoint address schema to route documents to any addressable destination and link the documents to workflow steps, processing rules, and business intelligence that can enforce business constraints. Furthermore, the globally unique endpoint address may be specified using the universal endpoint address schema may be linked to tickets that request documents or document-related services from third parties in cloud or virtualized data centers, whereby the universal endpoint address schema may extend the abilities that different organizations have to collaborate with one another.

Abstract: A method, system, and program product accesses chunks of data identifying data elements. A mask is used to identify a position of the data elements that have zero values and that have non-zero values. The data elements are processed based on the mask. For compression of data, data elements in chunks of data that have zero values and that have non-zero values are determined. A mask is used to identify a position of the data elements that have zero values and that have non-zero values. The data elements in the chunks of data having zero values are removed. The data elements having non-zero values are packed into the chunks to form the compressed data. For decompressing the data, zero-value data elements are added in positions in the chunks of data according to the mask to form uncompressed data.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method for creating one or more infographics, comprising: receiving and storing data associated with an individual or an entity, in a format according to a schema that includes at least two properties associated with the individual or entity; reading at least a portion of the data; determining which of the at least two properties in the schema do not have corresponding read data associated with the individual or entity; based on that determination, selecting an infographic definition from among a plurality of infographic definitions defining the appearance of at least a portion of an infographic; generating one or more infographics based on (i) the at least a portion of the data and (ii) the selected infographic definition; and providing the one or more generated infographics to an output device.

Abstract: A system and method uses a set of processors that each perform a logic function to identify portions of a data source meeting a criteria. Each logic function is performed against a row of a column of the data source, and a value that is derived from the criteria for that logic function, which is also derived from the criteria. The output of each of the logic functions is applied as an address to a table that has been configured to read true at the addresses corresponding to the criteria being met, and false otherwise. Data from the row of the database table having a table value of true are retrieved from the data source.

Abstract: A user interface of an entity-centric knowledge discovery system presents an entity profile including a mix of structured and unstructured data relating to an entity. As a user refines the entity profile based on information gathered from various sources, the changing entity profile can be used as a substantially continuously updating query to search, retrieve, and rank new and pertinent information specifically relevant to the profiled entity. The platform described herein provide an active loop for refining an entity description and searching for additional information in which human input and machine-based algorithms can cooperate to more quickly build a comprehensive description of an entity of interest.

Abstract: A permutation algorithm using modular arithmetic is applied to the cells of one or more specific fields of a database or other file type. This permutation reorders the cells of the specific field(s) without altering content of any individual cell, thereby hiding relationships between cells of the permuted field(s) and the other information in the associated records. The permutation algorithm may use modular addition and modular subtraction, in either order. Different permutation algorithms may use varying numbers of parameters. To locate a specific cell in a permuted field, the parameter(s) from the permutation, an identification of the specific record associated with the cell, and an identification of the specific permuted field are applied in a modular arithmetic operation. A specific record with which a specific cell in a permuted field is associated may be obtained by an inverse modular arithmetic operation.

Abstract: A photography searching system that is used to organize, share, and/or output event photography for event participants. Best used for races or large events, the system helps to organize photographs using associated available data such as date, time, or location of where the photograph was taken, the name of an event participant, a number corresponding to a number worn by the event participant (bib number or participant number), a color corresponding to a clothing color worn by the event participant, as well as the net time it takes participants to complete a event, etc., also known as data search terms. A photographer will upload these photographs to the system, they will be sorted and categorized in the database, and as in most events, each event participant will have multiple photographs taken of them. This system presents an interface on which a user inputs at least one query parameter and relevant photos are then presented to them.

Abstract: Embodiments disclose a system that allows for improved generation of web requests for scraping that, because of the nature of the requests and time and manner they are sent out, appear more organic, as in human generated, than conventional automated scraping systems. The system then manages how a client request to scrape a target website is made to the site, masking the request in a manner that makes it appear to the Web server as if the request is not generated by an automated system. In this way, by appearing more organic, Web servers may be less likely to block requests from the disclosed system or may take longer to block requests from the disclosed system. By avoiding Web servers blocking requests and extending the lifetime of IP proxies before they are blocked, embodiments can use a limited IP proxy address space more efficiently.

Abstract: Electronic network include multiple users. Each user operates Wallet software application on his/her endpoint devices (special purpose, computer or smartphone). Each Wallet integrates with Cloud-based Identification-as-a-Service(s) (IDaaS) In context of present invention—IDaaS provides real-time, multi-factor, malware-resilient, context-sensitive Strong Identification-as-a-Service of the user and enables Cryptographic Keys Management of the Wallet. Each Wallet provides various Cryptographic functionalities. Each Wallet may be connected with multiple centralized Marketplace software applications, thus allowing these Cryptographic functionalities to interact with specific Marketplace software application. Each Wallet may be connected with multiple decentralized peer-to-peer software applications, thus allowing these Cryptographic functionalities to interact with specific peer-to-peer software application.

Abstract: A cross-domain real-time shortlisting method is provided. The method includes instantaneous identification of relevant information on the user interface like the web browser, and uses a system to inject actionable buttons in an overlay on the website for shortlisting. Further, the relevant information can be shortlisted dynamically while the user is browsing. Thereafter, the shortlisted information will be available in one place as a universal list and accessible across other websites with consistent experience.

Abstract: A graphical user interface on a computing device with a touch-sensitive display wherein: a selection is displayed within content; a control icon is displayed; a contact on the touch-sensitive display is detected; in response to detecting a change in a horizontal and vertical position of the contact beginning anywhere on the control icon, a horizontal position of the selection relative to the control icon is changed and a vertical position of the selection is changed; and in response to detecting a tap and change in a position of a contact beginning anywhere on the control icon, a portion of the content is selected beginning at a position of the selection within the content.

Abstract: Systems and Methods for Group resource sharing and scheduling are disclosed.

Abstract: A method of sorting an array of data elements, the method includes assigning values associated with a monotonic function to the data elements, and sorting the array of data elements by sorting the monotonic function values using a least significant digit (LSD) Radix sort.

Abstract: A system and method for distributed exchange and transformation of structured data with reproducibility and complete provenance are described. Data enters the system through the plurality of data publishers that share data in the form of append-only historical logs of events. Plurality of parties can then collaborate on improving and enriching data by defining the transformation rules, forming a potentially distributed computational graph. Data from any stage of such graph can be accessed by plurality of consumers. Stream processing techniques are used to minimize the propagation latency of data through the graph. Bitemporal data modelling and determinism of transformations enable reproducibility and verifiability of the results. Every event that influences how data looks like is tracked in the temporal metadata which enables provenance and dataset evolution.

Abstract: Audio bible players with a 6-digit numerical indexing system to the chapter level or a 9-digit numerical indexing system to the verse level are disclosed. Users can not only find a particular chapter or verse of the bible quickly, but also can switch to the same chapter or verse of a different translation easily for comparison study. They are easy and convenient to use, and are great tools for bible study, bible memorization, language study, and sharing bible with people in other languages, etc.

Abstract: Digital records are clustered and assigned unique individual identity across a plurality of data sources. Each record contains one or more tagged common properties, which belongs to an underlying identifiable entity. A special parameterized metric distance is calculated for all pairs of records. With adjustment of the metric parameters, the records are clustered based on a predetermined distance threshold. Based on the clustered records, the underlying identity associated with the records can be resolved.

Abstract: An approach is provided in which the approach receives a user selection that selects a first column in a first database table and a second column in a second database table. The approach creates multiple visualizations based on the user selection that are each based on actual data extracted from both the first database table and the second database table. In turn, the approach displays each of the multiple visualizations concurrently on a display.

Abstract: According to a data analysis method by which time required for data analysis is shortened and practicality is improved, a client terminal requests institution terminals to perform analysis of a matching attribute; each of the institution terminals encrypts an element belonging to the matching attribute within a database and sends the converted data to an outsource terminal; the outsource terminal integrates the plurality of converted data sent from the institution terminals and sends the integrated converted data to the institution terminals; and each of the institution terminals compares each matching attribute of a plurality of the elements within the database of the institution terminal against the integrated converted data, thereby identifying, as a common element, an element associated with the matching attribute and held in common by the institution terminals.

Abstract: Generating a compliance framework. The compliance framework facilitates an organization's compliance with multiple authority documents by providing efficient methodologies and refinements to existing technologies, such as providing hierarchical fidelity to the original authority document; separating auditable citations from their context (e.g., prepositions and or informational citations); asset focused citations; SNED and Live values, among others.