Abstract: An electronic device is described that handles control transfer instructions (CTIs) when executing instructions in program code. The electronic device has a processor that includes a branch prediction functional block and a sequential fetch logic functional block. The sequential fetch logic functional block determines, based on a record associated with a CTI, that a specified number of fetch groups of instructions that were previously determined to include no CTIs are to be fetched for execution in sequence following the CTI. When each of the specified number of fetch groups is fetched and prepared for execution, the sequential fetch logic prevents corresponding accesses of the branch prediction functional block for acquiring branch prediction information for instructions in that fetch group.

Abstract: A network device is provisioned with a first data model of a first type and that models first properties for the network device, a second data model of a second type and that models second properties for the network device, and mappings that indicate mapped first properties among the first properties that are mapped to mapped second properties of the second properties. Upon receiving a request from a network for data for the first data model, the network device retrieves first data for the first properties of the first data model. The network device determines, based on the mappings, unmapped second properties of the second properties that are not mapped to any of the first properties. The network device retrieves, as dynamically augmented data, data for the unmapped second properties. The network device sends a request response including the first data and the dynamically augmented data.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for analysis of code coverage differences across environments are disclosed. A code coverage profiling system determines a first code coverage profile associated with execution of program code in a first environment. The first code coverage profile indicates one or more portions of the program code that were executed in the first environment. The code coverage profiling system determines a second code coverage profile associated with execution of the program code in a second environment. The second code coverage profile indicates one or more portions of the program code that were executed in the second environment. The code coverage profiling system performs a comparison of the first code coverage profile and the second code coverage profile. The comparison determines a difference between the portions of the program code that were executed in the first and second environments.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for distributed canary testing with test artifact caching are disclosed. Using one or more storage components, a test client stores one or more software artifacts for testing of a software product. The client initiates a first test of the software product using the software artifact(s) stored in the storage component(s). In the first test, the client sends a first set of requests to the software product at a first point in time. The client initiates a second test of the software product using the software artifact(s) stored in the storage component(s). In the second test, the client sends a second set of requests to the software product at a second point in time. The software artifact(s) are maintained in the storage component(s) between the first point in time and the second point in time.

Abstract: Provided is method and system for organizing a virtual showroom with one or more 3d images. Scripts are generated from the input images provided by the user, for generating 3D images of the products in the showroom. The generated 3D images can be in folded form, hanger display or mannequin.

Abstract: An apparatus for selectively coupling a load to a grid power source and an inverter that is fed electric power by an alternate power source includes a first node coupled to the load. A grid sensor senses a state of the grid power source. A grid relay couples the grid power source to the first node when in a closed state and decouples the grid power source from the first node when in an open state. An inverter relay couples the inverter to the first node when in a closed state and decouples the inverter from the first node when in an open state. A controller is programmed to: cause the grid relay and the inverter relay to closed when the grid sensor indicates available grid power and cause the grid relay to open when grid power is not available;. A communications circuit senses a current state of the controller and wirelessly communicates a change of state of a selected one of the grid sensor and the controller to a remote device.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed herein for using anomaly detection in timeseries data of user sentiment to detect incidents in computing systems and identify events within an enterprise. An anomaly detection system may receive social media messages that include a timestamp indicating when each message was published. The system may generate sentiment identifiers for the social media messages. The sentiment identifiers and timestamps associated with the social media messages may be used to generate a timeseries dataset for each type of sentiment identifier. The timeseries datasets may be input into an anomaly detection model to determine whether an anomaly has occurred. The system may retrieve textual data from the social media messages associated with the detected anomaly and may use the text to determine a computing system or event associated with the detected anomaly.

Abstract: The Commissioning phase is usually the most Time/Labor intensive phase in the Fire Safety System life cycle as the process involves referring to the Building floor plan document (as provided by the Installer) and creation of Areas/Zones and carefully assigning each fire device (viz. Smoke/Heat detectors, MCP etc.) to the corresponding zones in the Panel configuration software to configure the Fire Panel. The overall process easily spans for multiple days based on the Building network complexity. The present invention provides a system, apparatus and method for rapid commissioning by providing a graphical interface in which device addresses can be uniquely allocated using an interactive screen. This avoids double address faults which can be time consuming to identify and rectify. Geographic information of the devices can also be identified and incorporated using the interactive screen.

Abstract: Managing batched jobs is provided. The method comprises receiving a job batch request from a client for a number of processing jobs. Each job is registered, and jobs that are ready for execution at a specified time are collected. For each collected job an instance of the job is locked to prevent duplicate execution. The locked jobs are queued, and a container is created for each job in the queue. A method of execution is determined for each job in the queue, and each job is then executed according the method determined for that job. Job events for each executing job are logged, a determination if a job was completed successfully is made according to its respective job events. A job status is updated for each completed job. The container of each completed job is then destroyed, and each completed job is unlocked.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes sending a media item to a client computing device of a user; determining an interest level of the user for the media item, wherein the interest level is determined based on a duration of time for which the media item is played on the client computing device; and if the interest level of the user is greater than a threshold interest level, then sending, to the client computing device, a sponsored-content indicator indicating that a sponsored content item will be presented and causing the sponsored content item to be presented on the client computing device.

Abstract: Methods for determining a unit load device (ULD) door status are disclosed herein. An example method includes capturing a set of image data featuring the ULD. The example method further includes segmenting the set of image data to identify a top portion of the ULD, and determining an amplitude of the top portion of the ULD. The example method further includes determining the ULD door status based on whether the amplitude of the top portion of the ULD exceeds an amplitude threshold.

Abstract: A network device is provisioned with a first data model of a first type and that models first properties for the network device, a second data model of a second type and that models second properties for the network device, and mappings that indicate mapped first properties among the first properties that are mapped to mapped second properties of the second properties. Upon receiving a request from a network for data for the first data model, the network device retrieves first data for the first properties of the first data model. The network device determines, based on the mappings, unmapped second properties of the second properties that are not mapped to any of the first properties. The network device retrieves, as dynamically augmented data, data for the unmapped second properties. The network device sends a request response including the first data and the dynamically augmented data.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a steerable wheel axle arrangement for a vehicle, the steerable wheel axle arrangement being connectable to a pair of wheels and comprising a steering linkage connectable to the pair of wheels; a cylinder comprising a fluidly controlled piston movable within the cylinder, wherein the fluidly controlled piston is connected to the steering linkage; and a fluidly controlled brake actuator adapted to be in fluid communication with a wheel brake of the vehicle for controlling braking of the wheels, wherein the fluidly controlled brake actuator is arranged in fluid communication with the cylinder, and wherein the fluidly controlled piston exerts a steering force on the steering linkage upon actuation of the fluidly controlled brake actuator for steering the wheels.

Abstract: A system for refinement of a voice query interpretation interprets a voice query received at a voice-enabled device to identify commands responsive to the voice query for execution at the voice-enabled device, and enables refinement of the interpretation of the voice query through a graphical user interface generated and displayed at a GUI-capable device. The graphical user interface includes a set of selectable options relating to the voice query and identifying a refinement of the interpretation of the voice query to enable control and/or adjustment of commands to be executed by the voice-enabled device. For example, if one of the selectable options is selected, then a command associated with the selected option is identified and executed by the voice-enabled device.

Abstract: A level-shifting pulse latch is provided for a self-timed memory clock signal for a memory. The level-shifting pulse latch includes a system-power-domain-to-memory-power-domain level-shifter that inverts and level-shifts a system clock signal into an inverted version of the system clock signal. A pass transistor controls whether the inverted version of the system clock signal drives a memory-power-domain latch to produce the self-timed memory clock signal.

Abstract: Three-dimensional (3D) imaging systems and methods are described for implementing virtual grading of package walls in commercial trailer loading. The 3D imaging systems and methods comprise capturing, by a 3D-depth camera, 3D image data of a vehicle storage area. A package wall is determined, based on the set of 3D image data and by a 3D data analytics application (app) executing on one or more processors communicatively coupled to the 3D-depth camera, a package wall within the vehicle storage area. A wall grade is assigned to the package wall, where the package wall is defined within the set of 3D image data by a plurality of packages each having a similar depth dimension, and wherein the package wall has a wall height.

Abstract: Methods for determining a trailer status are disclosed herein. An example method includes capturing a three-dimensional image and a two-dimensional image. The three-dimensional image may comprise three-dimensional image data, and the two-dimensional image may comprise two-dimensional image data. The example method may further include determining a first trailer status based on the three-dimensional image data, and determining a second trailer status based on the two-dimensional image data. The example method may further include comparing the first trailer status to the second trailer status to determine a final trailer status.

Abstract: Three-dimensional (3D) imaging systems and methods are disclosed for detecting and dimensioning a vehicle storage area. A 3D-depth camera captures 3D image data comprising one or more 3D image datasets of the vehicle storage area during corresponding one or more image capture iterations. A 3D data analytics application (app) executing on one or more processors communicatively coupled to the 3D-depth camera and for each one or more image capture iterations, updates a number of planar regions detected within the one or more 3D image datasets. The 3D data analytics app further assigns a vehicle storage area type to the vehicle storage area based on the number of planar regions detected by the 3D analytics app over the one or more image capture iterations.

Abstract: An exemplary modular hold-open device is configured for use with a door closer comprising a body, a pinion rotatably mounted to the body, and an armature connected with the pinion. The modular hold-open device is configured to be mounted to the door closer, to selectively prevent rotation of the pinion by exerting on the pinion a resistive torque in a door-opening direction, and to cease exerting the resistive torque in response to a door-closing torque on the pinion exceeding a threshold torque to thereby permit rotation of the pinion in the door-closing direction.

Abstract: Provided herein are dyes, dye-sensitized solar cells, and sequential series multijunction dye-sensitized solar cell devices. The dyes include an electron deficient acceptor moiety, a medium electron density ?-bridge moiety, and an electron rich donor moiety comprising a biaryl, a substituted biaryl, or an R1, R2, R3 substituted phenyl where each of R1, R2, and R3 independently comprises H, aryl, multiaryl, alkyl substituted aryl, alkoxy substituted aryl, alkyl substituted multiaryl, alkoxy substituted multiaryl, OR4, N(R5)2, or a combination thereof; each R4 independently comprises H, alkyl, aryl, alkyl substituted aryl, alkoxy substituted aryl, or a combination thereof; and each R5 independently comprises aryl, multiaryl, alkyl substituted aryl, alkoxy substituted aryl, alkyl substituted multiaryl, alkoxy substituted multiaryl, or a combination thereof. The solar cells include a glass substrate, a dye-sensitized active layer, and a redox shuttle.