Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for dynamic interactive graphing of entity attributes. Data is received into a structured interface, the data defining attributes of an entity, and the structured interface defining relationships between the attributes. An interactive graph is generated of the attributes. The attributes are arranged within the interactive graph according to the relationships. The interactive graph is presented using a graphical user interface. The system receives a selection of at least one specified attribute of the attributes and rearranges the interactive graph dynamically in the graphical user interface based on the selection of the at least one specified attribute of the attributes.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for dynamic interactive graphing of entity attributes. Data is received into a structured interface, the data defining attributes of an entity, and the structured interface defining relationships between the attributes. An interactive graph is generated of the attributes. The attributes are arranged within the interactive graph according to the relationships. The interactive graph is presented using a graphical user interface. The system receives a selection of at least one specified attribute of the attributes and rearranges the interactive graph dynamically in the graphical user interface based on the selection of the at least one specified attribute of the attributes.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communications. In some aspects, a wireless communication device may determine a decompression failure associated with a header of a received packet and a first real-time transport protocol (RTP) sequence number (SN) interpretation window. In some aspects, the wireless communication device may perform a decompression of the header of the received packet using a second RTP SN interpretation window. The second RTP SN interpretation window may be selected based on at least one of one or more values for the first RTP SN interpretation window or a size of the first RTP SN interpretation window.

Abstract: A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for wireless communication are provided. The apparatus receives a stream of RTP data packets over a wireless channel and applies ROHC decompression to decode the packets. Upon a failure of ROHC decompression, the apparatus identifies the RTP sequence number (SN), RTP Timestamp (TS), and PDCP receive time (RT) of a prior successfully decoded packet, and the PDCP SN and PDCP RT of the failed packets. Using the identified information, the apparatus estimates the RTP SN and RTP TS of each of the failed packets. The apparatus decodes the packets using the estimated information.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communications. In some aspects, a wireless communication device may determine a decompression failure associated with a header of a received packet and a first real-time transport protocol (RTP) sequence number (SN) interpretation window. In some aspects, the wireless communication device may perform a decompression of the header of the received packet using a second RTP SN interpretation window. The second RTP SN interpretation window may be selected based on at least one of one or more values for the first RTP SN interpretation window or a size of the first RTP SN interpretation window.

Abstract: A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for wireless communication are provided. The apparatus receives a stream of RTP data packets over a wireless channel and applies ROHC decompression to decode the packets. Upon a failure of ROHC decompression, the apparatus identifies the RTP sequence number (SN), RTP Timestamp (TS), and PDCP receive time (RT) of a prior successfully decoded packet, and the PDCP SN and PDCP RT of the failed packets. Using the identified information, the apparatus estimates the RTP SN and RTP TS of each of the failed packets. The apparatus decodes the packets using the estimated information.

Abstract: Techniques are described for wireless communication. One method includes identifying a decoding status of one or more physical layer packets before inactivity on a secondary component carrier (SCC) in a shared radio frequency spectrum band; initiating an SCC reordering timer, wherein the SCC reordering timer is initiated when the decoding status of the one or more physical layer packets is identified as unsuccessful; and triggering a transmission, to a base station, of a radio link control (RLC) status report upon expiration of the SCC reordering timer. The RLC status report is transmitted before expiration of a RLC reordering timer initiated when the decoding status of the one or more physical layer packets is identified as unsuccessful. In some examples, the method may include resetting the SCC reordering timer when one or more additional physical layer packets are received on the SCC.