Abstract: Early indications of application programming interface (API) usage are identified by correlation to particular issues with the API including singular and mutual consistency, completeness, accuracy, and staleness. Analysis of API input and output along with data type and formatting information facilitates identification of the API issues. Establishing a correlation between API usage and issues supports early detection of potential usage reduction on a case-by-case level. Corrective action to resolve identified issues may be performed in a timely manner to maintain usage levels.

Abstract: One or more systems, devices, computer program products and/or computer-implemented methods of use provided herein relate to a process to facilitate abnormal document self-discovery. A system can comprise a memory that stores computer executable components, and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory, wherein the computer executable components can comprise a fairness component, an identification component, a removal component, and an evaluation component. The fairness component can receive a dataset for a tree-based model and calculates a first fairness, and the identification component can identify root to leaf paths in the tree-based model for one or more records of the dataset and one or more corresponding perturbed records. The removal component can remove at least one record of the one or more records having similar root to leaf paths to the other records of the one or more records.

Abstract: Embodiments of apparatuses, systems, and methods for acoustic energy conversion are described. The acoustic energy conversion may be achieved using an acoustic wire in a voice coil. The acoustic wire may be a carbon nanotube copper composite voice coil wire. In one technique, the acoustic wire may be formed by using a copper-in-tube process that includes use of an electroless deposition process. In another technique, the acoustic wire may be formed via an electrophoretic deposition process.