Abstract: Disclosed are a wine product positioning method, a wine product information management method and apparatus, a computer device, and a computer-readable storage medium. Based on a preset camera in a wine cellar, a wine product image captured by the preset camera and corresponding to a target wine product is acquired (S21). Based on a preset wine label recognition method combining optical character recognition (OCR) and deep learning recognition, the wine product image is recognized to obtain a wine label corresponding to the wine product image (S22). A preset capture position corresponding to the camera is acquired, and the preset capture position is taken as a current position corresponding to the target wine product (S23). A position corresponding to the target wine product is described by using the wine label and the current position, to position the target wine product (S24).

Abstract: A system and method for configuring and managing the connectivity of a broadband, cable modem network station to a network, including a state-driven network manager having a centralized error handling state and peripheral states for initialization, dynamic host configuration, configuration download, start simple-network-management, and an operational state. The operational state monitors for error and other messages communicated from other states and sends error messages to the centralized error-handling state and request messages to an operational support system interface management task. The error handling state receives error messages and requests error event logging from the operational support system interface management task. A change upstream-or-downstream channel task optimizes channel selection.

Abstract: A network station subsystem architecture that uses a simplified interface reference discovery method and system is provided. In one embodiment a method for managing client-server communications is disclosed that includes providing a server with functions and interface methods; providing a client with references to the interface methods; and processing client requests by invoking the interface methods on the server via the references. Ideally, the interface methods are implemented by providing the server with a table of pointers to the functions, and providing the client with references to the table of pointers, ideally at the time of design. In another embodiment, a system for managing communications in a network station for a data-over-cable network having a plurality of network stations is provided.

Abstract: A cable modem link layer bridge includes a downstream forwarding task and an upstream forwarding task. The downstream forwarding task is structured to receive a first message from a cable network and forward the first message to a customer premises equipment (CPE). The upstream forwarding task is structured to receive a second message from the CPE and forward the second message to the cable network, the upstream and downstream forwarding tasks being multitasked such that the second message is forwarded by the upstream forward task while the first message is being forwarded by the downstream forwarding task.

Abstract: A system architecture for a high speed serial bus compatible with the 1394 standard is disclosed. A transaction interface coordinates data packets received from or sent to a 1394 bus. A kernel/scheduler/dispatcher is used to allocate memory resources, and start a variety of tasks and services. The tasks and services vary depending on protocols used in a transport layer and application layer used in conjunction with the 1394 layers. The transaction interface uses information derived from the data packets received to form message control blocks, particular for each individual task, and places the control blocks into the proper task queue. The transaction interface forms a dispatcher message control block and places it into the scheduler/dispatcher queue to initiate the task. If there are no other message control blocks in the queue particular for the called task, the called task is immediately started. Otherwise, the message control block waits in the queue to eventually be operated on.

Abstract: A system architecture for a high speed serial bus compatible with the 1394 standard is disclosed. A transaction interface coordinates data packets received from or sent to a 1394 bus. A kernel/scheduler/dispatcher is used to allocate memory resources, and start a variety of tasks and services. The tasks and services vary depending on protocols used in a transport layer and application layer used in conjunction with the 1394 layers. Each task operates according to a state machine progression. The transaction interface uses information derived from the data packets received to form message control blocks, particular for each individual task, and places the control blocks into the proper task queue. The transaction interface forms a dispatcher message control block and places it into the scheduler/dispatcher queue to initiate the task. If there are no other message control blocks in the queue particular for the called task, the called task is immediately started.

Abstract: A system architecture for a high speed serial bus compatible with the 1394 standard is disclosed. A transaction interface coordinates data packets received from or sent to a 1394 bus. A kernel/scheduler/dispatcher is used to allocate memory resources, and start a variety of tasks and services. The tasks and services vary depending on protocols used in a transport layer and application layer used in conjunction with the 1394 layers. Each task operates according to a state machine progression. The transaction interface accepts data information from the tasks and forms data packets for delivery to the 1394 bus. The data packets are initially sent via an associated hardware register, but if busy, the transaction interface polls for other available registers. In addition, all queued transactions are loaded into registers in the most expedient manner.

Abstract: Antibacterial compounds having the formula ##STR1## and the pharmaceutically acceptable salts, esters and amides thereof, as well as pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds and the use of the same in the treatment of bacterial infections.

Abstract: The synthetic porous crystalline material, MCM-56, is synthesized by a process comprising the steps of:a) preparing a reaction mixture containing sources of alkali or alkaline earth metal (M) cation, an oxide of an trivalent element X, an oxide of a tetravalent element Y containing at least 30 wt. % of solid YO.sub.2, a directing agent (R), and water, said reaction mixture having a composition, in terms of mole ratios of oxides, within the following ranges:YO.sub.2 /X.sub.2 O.sub.3 5 to 35H.sub.2 O/YO.sub.2 10 to 70OH.sup.-- /YO.sub.2 0.05 to 0.5M/YO.sub.2 0.05 to 3.0R/YO.sub.2 0.1 to 1.0b) crystallizing said mixture at a temperature of about 80.degree. C. to about 225.degree. C., preferably about 125.degree. C. to about 140.degree. C., to form crystals of MCM-56,c) terminating said crystallization prior to the formation of a significant quantity of MCM-49, andd) separating the MCM-56 crystals from the reaction mixture.

Abstract: A large capacity digital storage system includes five standard 51/4 inch Winchester disk drives, a formatter for each disk drive, and a master controller for coupling to the host computer or data processor. The spindles of the disk drives are rotated in synchronism to improve data handling. Successive bytes of digital information are routed to four of the drives, and the fifth drive has parity check information; and control circuitry is provided so that any one of the five standard drives may be unplugged and replaced without interruption of storage system operation.

Abstract: Specific 4-amino pteridines carrying particular phenyl substituents in the 7-position and no substituents in the 2-position have been found to be excellent nonkaliuretic diuretics at doses of 30 to 500 mg/kg in warm-blooded animals.

Abstract: Specific 4-hydroxy-pteridines carrying particular phenyl substituents in the 7-position and no substituents in the 2-position have been found to be excellent nonkaliuretic diuretics at doses of 30 to 500 mg/kg in warm-blooded animals.