Abstract: A method for classifying data using non-negative matrix factorization can include receiving a population of sample data, generating a first matrix of the amplicon counts per sample data, dividing the first matrix into a product of a second matrix and a third matrix, in the second matrix, determining whether each signature is a long or short fragment per each amplicon count, in the third matrix, determining intensities of each signature per the sample data, and classifying the sample data based on the intensities of each signature. The population can include amplicon counts per sample data. The second matrix can include signatures of short and long DNA fragments and the third matrix can include intensities of each signature of the short and long DNA fragments.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to power management within an integrated circuit. In one embodiment, a display buffer receives image data through a data transfer interconnect. A data transfer interconnect is powered down based on the received image data being greater than a threshold amount of data. The display buffer transmits at least a portion of the image data to one or more outputs, and in response to the transmitting, the data transfer interconnect is powered up. In some embodiments, the display buffer includes a plurality of line buffers, each configured to store a respective image source line. In such an embodiment, a display pipe configured to render images to be displayed includes the display buffer, and the powering down is performed in response to the received image data including two or more image source lines.

Abstract: In an embodiment, hardware implementing a transcendental or other non-linear function is based on a series expansion of the function. For example, a Taylor series expansion may be used as the basis. One or more of the initial terms of the Taylor series may be used, and may be implemented in hardware. In some embodiments, modifications to the Taylor series expansion may be used to increase the accuracy of the result. In one embodiment, a variety of bit widths for the function operands may be acceptable for use in a given implementation. A methodology for building a library of series-approximated components for use in integrated circuit design is provided which synthesizes the acceptable implementations and tests the results for accuracy. A smallest (area-wise) implementation which produces a desired level of accuracy may be selected as the library element.

Abstract: An anti-inflammatory and anti-vaginitis food composition and/or pharmaceutical composition includes Lactobacillus salivarius subsp. salicinius AP-32 (CCTCC stock No. M2011127), Lactobacillus reuteri TE-33 (CCTCC stock No. M2011126), Lactobacillus acidophilus F-1 (CCTCC stock No. M2011124), Lactobacillus rhamnosus CT-53 (CCTCC stock No. M2011129) or combinations thereof. The present invention may inhibit TNF-? secretion and promote IL-10 secretion of dendritic cells and therefore inhibit inflammation, particularly inflammation of vagina mucosa cells. The present invention may be presented as oral probiotics and direct-use vagina probiotics.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to power management within an integrated circuit. In one embodiment, a display buffer receives image data through a data transfer interconnect. A data transfer interconnect is powered down based on the received image data being greater than a threshold amount of data. The display buffer transmits at least a portion of the image data to one or more outputs, and in response to the transmitting, the data transfer interconnect is powered up. In some embodiments, the display buffer includes a plurality of line buffers, each configured to store a respective image source line. In such an embodiment, a display pipe configured to render images to be displayed includes the display buffer, and the powering down is performed in response to the received image data including two or more image source lines.

Abstract: A partial HDMI physical layer (“phy”) decoder core is used in an audiovisual (A/V) sink device to perform HDCP pre-authentication on inactive HDMI ports, so as to enable fast switching between HDMI ports. Whenever a source device is connected to the any HDMI port of the A/V sink device, HDCP authentication is performed on that port immediately, even if A/V data on that port is not being output to a user. As a result, when the user switches between HDMI channels, the output is available to the user instantly, without any HDCP-related delay. The A/V sink includes the partial HDMI phy decoder core in addition to a full HDMI phy decoder core. The full HDMI phy decoder core is used to extract and decode signals received on the active port. The partial HDMI phy decoder core is used to extract and decode only those HDMI signals received on an inactive port that are needed for pre-authenticating the inactive port.

Abstract: In an embodiment, hardware implementing a transcendental or other non-linear function is based on a series expansion of the function. For example, a Taylor series expansion may be used as the basis. One or more of the initial terms of the Taylor series may be used, and may be implemented in hardware. In some embodiments, modifications to the Taylor series expansion may be used to increase the accuracy of the result. In one embodiment, a variety of bit widths for the function operands may be acceptable for use in a given implementation. A methodology for building a library of series-approximated components for use in integrated circuit design is provided which synthesizes the acceptable implementations and tests the results for accuracy. A smallest (area-wise) implementation which produces a desired level of accuracy may be selected as the library element.

Abstract: A pet holder for a pet including a harness body adapted for being worn by the pet at a torso thereof and a restraint holder extended from the harness body at a position close to hind legs of the pet to shorten a torque distance between the hind legs and said restraint holder, wherein the restraint holder is adapted to be held for rapidly and directly applying a controlling force towards the hind legs of the pet such that the restraint holder forms a quick-and-proper control of constraint when handling the pet.

Abstract: An anti-inflammatory and anti-vaginitis food composition and/or pharmaceutical composition includes Lactobacillus salivarius subsp. salicinius AP-32 (CCTCC stock No. M2011127), Lactobacillus reuteri TE-33(CCTCC stock No. M2011126), Lactobacillus acidophilus F-1 (CCTCC stock No. M2011124), Lactobacillus rhamnosus CT-53 (CCTCC stock No. M2011129) or combinations thereof. The present invention may inhibit TNF-? secretion and promote IL-10 secretion of dendritic cells and therefore inhibit inflammation, particularly inflammation of vagina mucosa cells. The present invention may be presented as oral probiotics and direct-use vagina probiotics.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for coldworking holes using rotational mandrel. The apparatus uses a tubular seamless sleeve made of shape memory alloys having a superelasticity property, a mandrel having major and minor diameter portions, an end-cap to seat and restrain axial and rotational motion of said sleeve.

Abstract: Thermosetting polymers with high temperature capability and superior oxidative stability for composite and adhesive applications are disclosed. These polymers are ideally suited for adhesives and RTM, resin film infusion, and prepreg methods to make polymer matrix, fiber reinforced composite parts.

Abstract: Thermosetting polymers with high temperature capability for composite and adhesive applications are disclosed. Inhibitors for improving pot life, gel time and storage stability are disclosed. These polymers are ideally suited for adhesives and RTM, resin film infusion, and prepreg methods to make polymer matrix, fiber reinforced composite parts.

Abstract: Fiber-reinforced prepregs with superior tack containing thermosetting resin systems containing particulate, elastomers having a Tg of 25.degree. C. and below, as well as the composites prepared therefrom are disclosed.