Abstract: Methods and systems for controlling a heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) intake. An air-conditioning control device receives the detected ambient air from an ambient air sensor, and the detected air temperature at a front of a condenser. The two temperatures are compared to determine whether to change the HVAC intake. In response to determining the air temperature at the front of the condenser is higher than the ambient air, the HVAC intake is placed into a recirculate position to allow air from the vehicle compartment to enter the HVAC intake.

Abstract: Example implementations relate hybrid cloud compliance and remediation service. A hybrid cloud management system may comprise a first service to evaluate a compliance check for a hybrid cloud environment utilizing a framework that corresponds to different cloud services of the hybrid cloud environment, a second service to publish a compliance event based on the compliance check of the first service, and a third service to route the compliance event based on a remediation action determined by the third service, where the first, second, and third services are deployed as services in a cluster.

Abstract: Methods and systems for controlling a heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) intake. An air-conditioning control device receives the detected ambient air from an ambient air sensor, and the detected air temperature at a front of a condenser. The two temperatures are compared to determine whether to change the HVAC intake. In response to determining the air temperature at the front of the condenser is higher than the ambient air, the HVAC intake is placed into a recirculate position to allow air from the vehicle compartment to enter the HVAC intake.

Abstract: System and methods are provided for improving fuel economy, and providing optimized operating conditions associated with a vehicle's air-conditioning system when the vehicle is carrying a load, e.g., towing a trailer. Operating conditions including, for example, air-mix setting, coolant temperature, ambient temperature, vehicle speed, and whether or not the vehicle is carrying the aforementioned load, may be considered when determining whether or not to activate or deactivate a vehicle heating element, such as a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heater, steering wheel heater, etc.

Abstract: A vehicle and method for vehicle noise reduction for vehicle occupants are provided. The method comprises detecting a position of a window of the vehicle; and controlling the duty of an operational component of the vehicle based on the position of the window of the vehicle and at least one of: a speed of the vehicle, and a presence of a sound-reflecting structure proximate to the vehicle; wherein the operational component is external to a cabin of the vehicle; and wherein noise generated by the operational component increases with a duty of the operational component.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a technique for reducing cache misses to a cache of a computer system. The technique includes deallocating memory pages of the cache from one process and allocating those memory pages to another process based on cache misses of each process during a given time period. Repeating the technique leads the total number of cache misses to the cache to gradually decrease to an optimum or near optimum level. The repetition of the technique leads to a dynamic and flexible apportionment of cache memory pages to processes running within the computer system.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and software to enhance virtualization connection management for virtual remote direct memory access (RDMA) devices. In one implementation, virtual machines may register with a hypervisor for the virtual machines, wherein the registration for each virtual machine includes at least one address for the virtual machine. Once registered, the hypervisor may identify a packet placed in a queue pair from a physical RDMA interface and determine whether a destination address in the packet corresponds to a virtual machine. If the destination address corresponds to a virtual machine, then the hypervisor may provide a callback to the virtual machine, wherein the callback provides access to the packet in the virtual machine as if the packet received at a virtual RDMA interface of the virtual machine.

Abstract: Systems and methods for predicting stock on hand for predefined markdown plans are provided. An example method can include retrieving retail item sales data; aggregating normal sales and markdown sales; converting normal sales and markdown sales to a weekly time series normal sales and a weekly time series markdown sales; creating a plurality of disruptive time series; receiving one or more markdown plans; performing prediction on each disruptive time series; obtaining an average of predictions from each disruptive time series to find a final sales prediction; calculating a predicted stock on hand; and rerunning the disruptive time series model to automatically recalculate the predicted stock on hand and the predicted incremental impact in real time when the processor receives a change made on the markdown plans.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for filtering input/output (I/O) requests in a virtualized computing environment. In some embodiments, a system stores first data in a page of memory, where after the first data is stored in the page of memory, the page of memory is free for allocation to a first memory consumer (e.g., an I/O filter instantiated in a virtualization layer of the virtualized computing environment) and a second memory consumer. The first memory consumer retains a reference to the page of memory. The first memory consumer receives a data request from a virtual computing instance. Based on the data request, the first memory consumer retrieves the first data using the reference to the page of memory. After retrieving the first data, the system returns the first data to the virtual computing instance. While the first memory consumer has the reference to the page of memory, the page of memory can be allocated to the second memory consumer without notifying the first memory consumer.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are related to a device, a method, and a non-transitory computer readable medium for controlling building equipment. In one aspect, disclosed is a mobile gateway that receives a user input to change a status of a device of the building equipment. The mobile gateway device generates a request action message indicating the user input based on an application programming interface of the mobile gateway device. The request action message conforms to a building automation and control network (BACnet) protocol. The mobile gateway device transmits, through an interne protocol network, the request action message conforming to the BACnet protocol to a BACnet controller. The BACnet controller operates the device according to the request action message conforming to the BACnet protocol.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and software to enhance virtualization connection management for virtual remote direct memory access (RDMA) devices. In one implementation, virtual machines may register with a hypervisor for the virtual machines, wherein the registration for each virtual machine includes at least one address for the virtual machine. Once registered, the hypervisor may identify a packet placed in a queue pair from a physical RDMA interface and determine whether a destination address in the packet corresponds to a virtual machine. If the destination address corresponds to a virtual machine, then the hypervisor may provide a callback to the virtual machine, wherein the callback provides access to the packet in the virtual machine as if the packet received at a virtual RDMA interface of the virtual machine.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an oral pharmaceutical composition of febuxostat which comprises an intragranular component and an extragranular component. Further, it relates to processes for the preparation of said composition and a method of using said composition.

Abstract: A data synchronizer is to avoid the pulse width constraint on the data while synchronizing the data between two devices operating at different clock rates. The data synchronizer may comprise one or more storage units such as the flip-flops and a clock gating logic associated with each storage unit. The clock gating logic may generate a control signal which may either allow or stall the clock reaching the storage units. The control signal may be generated by comparing the input and the output to the storage units.