Abstract: A method classifies feedback from transcripts. The method includes receiving an utterance from a transcript from a communication session and processing the utterance with a classifier model to identify a topic label for the utterance. The classifier model is trained to identify topic labels for training utterances. The topic labels correspond to topics of clusters of the training utterances. The training utterances are selected using attention values for the training utterances and clustered using encoder values for the utterances. The method further includes routing the communication session using the topic label for the utterance.

Abstract: A method classifies feedback from transcripts. The method includes receiving an utterance from a transcript from a communication session and processing the utterance with a classifier model to identify a topic label for the utterance. The classifier model is trained to identify topic labels for training utterances. The topic labels correspond to topics of clusters of the training utterances. The training utterances are selected using attention values for the training utterances and clustered using encoder values for the utterances. The method further includes routing the communication session using the topic label for the utterance.

Abstract: An autonomous system for automatic picking and boxing of fruits is disclosed. The system may include a movable picking unit, comprising: a first movable platform; one or more robotic arms connected to the movable platform; and a fruit conveyor. Each robotic arm may be configured to pick at least one fruit at a time and place the at least one picked fruit on the fruit conveyor. The system may further include: a movable boxing unit, comprising: a second movable platform; a containers gripper; a containers' lift; and a container's conveyor. The container's conveyor may be configured to receive a container from the containers gripper and convey the container to a fruit receiving position, at which the container receives fruits from the fruits' conveyor.

Abstract: A management system for server analysis gives users algorithmically generated metrics representing the performance of servers and the health of executed applications on the servers or the health of serverless applications. The metrics generated are related to server and/or application capacity and application workload health. Server capacity metrics include those related to CPU, storage memory, and volatile memory resources. Application capacity metrics include those related to resource contention, the processor, storage, and memory of the application. Also, the monitoring system shows metrics related to the reliability, stability, and predictability of an application to analyze the workload health of an application. The scores are easily interpretated, by experts or non-experts, to identify problems, improvements, and solutions. The user-friendly scores make monitoring, management, maintenance, and scheduling of processes simpler and more accurate.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computer system for sending, by a first computing device, a payload from a plurality of payloads to a second computing device. A response from the second computing device responding to the payload is received at the first computing device. It is determined whether the payload has successfully attacked an application executing at the second computing device based upon, at least in part, the response. If not, at least a portion of the plurality of payloads that shares a structural overlap with the first payload is identified. At least a second payload of the portion is prevented from being sent to the second computing device in response to identifying that the second payload shares the structural overlap with the first payload.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computer system for sending, by a first computing device, a payload from a plurality of payloads to a second computing device. A response from the second computing device responding to the payload is received at the first computing device. It is determined whether the payload has successfully attacked an application executing at the second computing device based upon, at least in part, the response. If not, at least a portion of the plurality of payloads that shares a structural overlap with the first payload is identified. At least a second payload of the portion is prevented from being sent to the second computing device in response to identifying that the second payload shares the structural overlap with the first payload.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computer system for sending, by a first computing device, a payload from a plurality of payloads to a second computing device. A response from the second computing device responding to the payload is received at the first computing device. It is determined whether the payload has successfully attacked an application executing at the second computing device based upon, at least in part, the response. If not, at least a portion of the plurality of payloads that shares a structural overlap with the first payload is identified. At least a second payload of the portion is prevented from being sent to the second computing device in response to identifying that the second payload shares the structural overlap with the first payload.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computer system for sending, by a first computing device, a payload from a plurality of payloads to a second computing device. A response from the second computing device responding to the payload is received at the first computing device. It is determined whether the payload has successfully attacked an application executing at the second computing device based upon, at least in part, the response. If not, at least a portion of the plurality of payloads that shares a structural overlap with the first payload is identified. At least a second payload of the portion is prevented from being sent to the second computing device in response to identifying that the second payload shares the structural overlap with the first payload.

Abstract: An article for improving the posture of an individual sitting on a chair. The article includes a back covering member positionable on the back support portion of the chair and covering at least a portion thereof. The article is configured to annoy the individual when the individual is sitting in a manner deleterious to proper posture. The article includes a means for removably attaching the back covering member to the chair. There is also taught another article for improving the posture of an individual sitting on a chair. The article includes a seat covering member positionable on the seat support portion of the chair and covering at least a portion thereof. The article is configured to annoy the individual when the individual is sitting in a manner deleterious to proper posture. The article includes a means for removably attaching the seat covering member to the chair.

Abstract: Provided is a system and method for soft tissue shaping (such as breast, buttocks tissues, arms and neck lifting and shaping/reshaping), including a cradling member for cradling soft tissue and an anchoring system for fixing the cradling member to posture tissue in at least one location. The cradling member has a top side and bottom side, wherein at least one of the top side or bottom side may be fitted with at least one inflatable compartment.

Abstract: A system and method for shaping/reshaping and lifting a soft tissue, comprising a cradling member configured to cradle the soft tissue, an anchoring system comprising one or more anchors for fixing the cradling member to a posture tissue, and adjustable suspension members suspended from the one or more anchors.

Abstract: An article for improving the posture of an individual sitting on a chair. The article includes a back covering member positionable on the back support portion of the chair and covering at least a portion thereof. The article is configured to annoy the individual when the individual is sitting in a manner deleterious to proper posture. The article includes a means for removably attaching the back covering member to the chair. There is also taught another article for improving the posture of an individual sitting on a chair. The article includes a seat covering member positionable on the seat support portion of the chair and covering at least a portion thereof. The article is configured to annoy the individual when the individual is sitting in a manner deleterious to proper posture. The article includes a means for removably attaching the seat covering member to the chair.