Abstract: Examples described herein involve switching between two user accounts of a streaming media service. In an example implementation, a playback device stores data representing credentials for multiple user accounts including a first user account of a first streaming audio service and a second user account of the first streaming audio service. The playback device receives instructions to play first audio content from the first streaming audio service and plays back the first audio content by streaming data representing the first audio content from one or more servers of the first streaming audio service using credentials of the first user account. The playback device detects a trigger associated with the first user account of the first streaming audio service and switches from streaming data representing the first audio content using credentials of the first user account to streaming data representing the first audio content using credentials of the second user account.

Abstract: The present invention relates to sitagliptin or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof substantially free from genotoxic impurities particularly nitrosamine impurities and processes for its preparation. In particular, the invention relates to process for the preparation of high purity sitagliptin free from nitrosamine impurities and other genotoxic and carcinogenic impurities below threshold concentration.

Abstract: Embodiments herein disclose a method and alarm monitoring device (200) for alarm monitoring and de-duplicating alarms in a wireless network (100). The method comprises receiving a first alarm event (404) and second alarm events from a plurality of devices (100A-100N) in the wireless network. The method further comprises de-duplicating the second alarm events by merging the second alarm events with the first alarm event (404) based on a retrieved current status of the first alarm event (404) when the second alarm events are received within a predefined time period. The method further comprises inserting the second alarm events separately in a database based on the retrieved current status of the first alarm event (404) when the second alarm events are not received within the predefined time period.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are aspects related to a device that can include a wireless communication interface and one or more processors. The wireless communication interface can transmit, using a wireless connection with a remote device, one or more data elements to the remote device. The one or more processors can identify a condition of the wireless connection, determine a rate, for transmission of the one or more data elements, based at least on the condition, retrieve a signal from the remote device indicative of at least one criterion for use of the one or more data elements, update the rate based at least on the at least one criterion to determine an updated rate for transmission of the one or more data elements to the remote device, and cause the wireless communication interface to transmit, at the updated rate, the one or more data elements to the remote device.

Abstract: A multimedia controller for controlling and displaying zones in a multi-zone system is provided. In one example the controller provides a user interface for multiple zones of a media playback system comprising multiple playback devices. The controller identifies respective states associated with each zone of the multiple zones and detects an input to display a list of the multiple zones. In response to detecting the input, the controller determines an order of the multiple zones within the list of the multiple zones and displays, via the user interface, the list of the multiple zones, wherein the list of the multiple zones identifies each zone of the multiple zones in the determined order.

Abstract: Systems and methods enabling user control over use of aircraft sensors located onboard an aircraft. The method receives sensor signals comprising any combination of ADS signals, IRS signals and a third RA signals, and GPS signals; comparing sensor data values in the sensor signals to each other and to respective acceptable thresholds and critical thresholds that are preprogrammed; grouping avionic systems on-board the aircraft into subgroups having a same sensor reliance; presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) page on the display system, the GUI page identifying a sensor subgroup, the aircraft sensors of the respective sensor subgroup, and respective critical sensor parameters and associated critical sensor parameter data; visually distinguishing an critical sensor parameter data that exceeds the respective acceptable threshold or exceeds the respective critical threshold; and, accepting user deselections of aircraft sensors via the GUI page.

Abstract: Embodiments are provided for updating a playlist that has been added to a playback queue in response to changes to the playback queue. The playback queue may be associated with a zone of a network media system such that items in the playback queue are to be rendered by the zone. The playlist may include one or more items playable by the zone, and may be stored separately from where the playback queue is maintained. Embodiments are also provided for updating a playback queue in response to modifications to a playlist included in the playback queue.

Abstract: Techniques are described for personalizing customer interactions using one or more machine learning models for customer communications. For example, a computing system includes a memory and one or more processors in communication with the memory. The one or more processors are configured to: retrieve, from a database in memory, one or more sets of emotion factor values for communication data associated with a customer over time; classify, using an emotion propensity model running on the one or more processors, the customer into an emotional profile according to the customer's typical emotional response during customer communications based on the one or more sets of emotion factor values for the communication data associated with the customer over time; and determine a probability that the customer will respond positively to a particular type of customer engagement based on the emotional profile for the customer.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a value and an identifier from a first memory and hashing the identifier to produce a memory block identifier. The method also includes routing, based on the memory block identifier, a read request to a memory block of a plurality of memory blocks and updating the value received from the first memory based on a property received from the memory block in response to the read request. The memory further includes storing the updated value in the first memory.

Abstract: A network function virtualization (NFV) orchestration service includes a centralized orchestration device and a multi-cluster container management (MCCM) platform. The centralized orchestration device stores a catalog of virtual network function descriptors (VNFDs) in an input language; generates, based on the catalog of VNFDs, intents for containerized network function (CNF) services; and stores the generated intents as blocks in a central intent database, wherein the blocks include an input data model for the CNF services. The MCCM platform includes one or more processors to receive and store a copy of the intent database; read design time policies from the copy of the intent database; and convert the input data model into a vendor-specific output data model in an output language.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for data management are described. A data management system (DMS) may generate or receive error logs when a backup process fails. To more easily analyze and compare error logs, the error logs may be processed by a natural language processing (NLP) program. The NLP program extracts, from an individual error log, a natural language string for the error message and metadata associated with the error. The processed error logs may be stored in a database as a natural language string for the error message and metadata extracted from the error log by the NLP program. The NLP program may simplify the string by removing items such as punctuation, defined stop words, geographic terms, uniform resource locators, gerunds, and tenses, may tokenize the string, and extract metadata type information. Comparison and analysis may more easily be performed on the natural language error strings and accompanying metadata.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for improvements in generating a bill of materials and a schedule.

Abstract: Safety non-compliance and, simultaneously, productivity metrices are computed and tracked. Objects of interest (such as technicians, tools, cranes, slings, gloves, assets) are identified and tracked from real time streams of cameras through the application of several filtration processes (boundary based, aspect-ratio based, intersection-over-union based, dice coefficient-based, and custom model bounding box filtration techniques) and are then projected onto a 2D homographic map which localizes their position. The localized position is filtered using custom time series and frequency-based filters and aggregated over a set of defined time ranges to obtain productivity and safety KPIs. Non-compliance detections are flagged with video recorded for the given time duration and anonymized with custom processes to ensure data privacy. Productivity KPIs are represented in a dashboard with readings collected at different time intervals like hourly, daily, weekly and monthly.

Abstract: Disclosed in some examples are methods, systems, and machine readable mediums which provide summaries of topics determined within a corpus of documents. These summaries may be used by customer service associates, analysts, or other users to quickly determine both topics discussed and contexts of those topics over a large corpus of text. For example, a corpus of documents may be related to customer complaints and the topics may be summarized to produce summaries such as “credit report update due to stolen identity.” These summarizations may be used to efficiently spot trends and issues.

Abstract: Methods and systems may include processes that may implement abbreviated header communications. In some implementations, a method may include generating a packet including an abbreviated header, where the abbreviated header may include a pointer corresponding to values for multiple parameters associated with a physical layer of communication rather than the values for the multiple parameters. The method may also include transmitting the packet to a client device according to the values for the multiple parameters.

Abstract: Spot aware print workflow techniques and system are described. In an implementation, a digital document is received for printing that includes a plurality of objects. Spot functionality is detected as corresponding to a respective object based on object properties detected for the respective object. One or more spot planes for are generated based on the spot functionality and a determination is made of color values for the one or more spot planes, respectively, based on context data describing a context, in which, the one or more spot planes are to be printed. The spot planes having the color values are output for printing by a print mechanism.

Abstract: An example first playback device includes programming to perform functions including receiving a first request to associate with a first playback queue that is stored remotely from, and persists unassociated with, any playback device of the media playback system. The functions also include associating with the first playback queue and designating the first playback queue as an active queue of the first playback device. The functions also include receiving a second request to enter into a group with a second playback device that is associated with a second playback queue, entering into the group with the second playback device, associating with the second playback queue, and designating the second playback queue as the active queue of the first playback device. The functions also include receiving a third request to leave the group, and after receiving the third request, de-designating the second playback queue as its active queue.

Abstract: A system for collecting discarded alarm includes a non-transitory computer readable medium configured to store instructions thereon. The system further includes a processor connected to the non-transitory computer readable medium. The processor is configured to execute the instructions for receiving alarm data from a device within a telecommunication network. The processor is further configured to execute the instructions for determining whether the alarm data is missing identifying information. The processor is further configured to execute the instructions for subjecting the alarm data to suppression in response to a determination that the alarm data is missing at least one piece of identifying information. The processor is further configured to execute the instructions for generating instructions for addressing an alarm in response to a determination that the alarm data includes all identifying information.

Abstract: A first device may one or more processors. The one or more processors may be configured to monitor wireless receive (Rx) traffic to a second device. The one or more processors may be configured to generate, based on the wireless Rx traffic, control information to control wireless transmit (Tx) traffic from the first device to avoid collision between the wireless Rx traffic and the wireless Tx traffic, the control information including at least one of a maximum Tx frame duration or a minimum Tx inter-frame gap. The one or more processors may be configured to wirelessly transmit, via a transceiver based on the control information, the wireless Tx traffic in a wireless local area network (WLAN).

Abstract: A two-way thermo-mechanical shield assembly for a sensor of a heat-producing apparatus having an apparatus housing includes a first shield and a second shield. Each shield is configured to be mounted to the apparatus housing and are together configured to encase the sensor. The first shield is configured to protect the sensor from thermal energy originating internal to the apparatus housing, while the second shield is configured to protect the sensor from physical impact and thermal energy originating external to the apparatus housing.