Abstract: A computer-implemented method for automatically redacting logs, comprising receiving a secret associated with a request for service, splitting the secret into a first portion and a second portion, determining whether the second portion has an entropy value greater than a predefined threshold, and in response to the entropy value being greater than the threshold, registering the first portion for protection by a logging service.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, system and computer program product for identifying ancestor objects in hierarchical data configured for processing with a query, the query having an associated abstract syntax tree. The abstract syntax tree may be processed so as to generate an augmented abstract syntax tree which includes parent identifiers configured to identify the parent nodes of the query. In this way, a need to pre-parse the data may he alleviated. Instead, the identification of a parent node of a query may be encoded into the abstract syntax tree of the query.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, system and computer program product for safely processing integrated flows of messages in a multi-tenant container. Each step in the flows of messages to be processed by the applications in the multi-tenant container is monitored. If the monitored step is determined to run custom logic in a general-purpose programming language, then the flow of messages running such custom logic is suspended from being processed by the application in the container if there are other flows of messages being processed by other applications in the container. Furthermore, new flows of messages are prevented from being processed by the applications in the container. After processing the other flows of messages by the other applications in the container, the suspended flow of messages is now processed by the application in the container. In this manner, the risk of interference with other flows of messages in the container is avoided.

Abstract: An approach is provided in which the approach generates a first set of sample documents based on a first schema and generates a second set of sample documents based on a second schema. The approach determines a set of validation results by comparing the first set of sample documents against the second schema and comparing the second set of sample documents against the first schema. The approach evaluates the set of validation results and declares a type of equivalence between the first schema and the second schema accordingly.

Abstract: Concepts for controlling transaction requests delivered between applications and servers via a decentralized architecture. In such concepts, the delivery of transaction requests is controlled in consideration of information regarding groups of transaction requests that may cause transaction collisions if processed in parallel. Such groupings of transaction request may be defined, modified and updated at run-time, based on previous or current observed transaction collisions.

Abstract: Presented are concepts for configuring data communication with an application flow in an integration system, wherein various connection routes to an application flow may be offered to a client. By way of example, connection configuration information associated with an application flow may relate to a plurality of different connection routes that are available for the associated application flow. This connection configuration information may be dynamically maintained to reflect flow and connection route availability. When an application flow is requested by a client, the connection configuration information for that application flow may be provided to the client. This may enable the client to select a preferred route.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for deploying an application between an on-premise server and an off-premise server includes identifying a plurality of nodes in a flow of an application deployed on the on-premise server. The computer-implemented method further includes splitting the flow at the plurality of nodes to form a plurality of sub-flows of the application. The computer-implemented method further includes routing a flow execution workload of the application to the plurality of sub-flows of the application.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product, and computer system are provided to: (i) receive, via a first communication component of a connectivity component, a debug request from an on-premise server; (ii) identify, at the connectivity component, a debug port of an off-premise server based on the received debug port request; and (iii) communicate, via a second communication component of the connectivity component, the debug request to the identified debug port of the off-premise server.

Abstract: A radar system comprises a transmitter that transmits a predetermined wideband signal, a digital receiver that records a returned signal using a one-bit ADC, a random noise source that is added to the transmitted or returned signal, a processing means where the received signal is distorted to compensate for the effect of the noise on the receiver. The predetermined wideband signal may be a pseudo random noise signal. The processing may include averaging prior to cross-correlation.

Abstract: A radar system comprises a transmitter that transmits a predetermined wideband signal, a digital receiver that records a returned signal using a one-bit ADC, a random noise source that is added to the transmitted or returned signal, a processing means where the received signal is distorted to compensate for the effect of the noise on the receiver. The predetermined wideband signal may be a pseudo random noise signal. The processing may include averaging prior to cross-correlation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and systems for conducting three-dimensional image analysis and diagnosis and possible treatment relating thereto. The invention includes methods of handling signals containing information (data) relating to three-dimensional representation of objects scanned by a scanning medium. The invention also includes methods of making and analyzing volumetric measurements and changes in volumetric measurements which can be used for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment.

Abstract: A visibility index for medical images. The method includes generating a visibility index from a training set of images; making a number of measurements of a set of features from an image of an abnormality that is not a member of the training set; and combining the number of measurements to generate a visibility score mapped to the visibility index.

Abstract: A body part is scanned to produce a first set of imaging data. A target lesion in the imaging data is identified. The body part is rescanned at a subsequent time so as to produce a second set of imaging data. The target lesion is identified in the second set of imaging data and the size of the target lesion is measured in the first and second sets of imaging data to determine two apparent image volumes corresponding to the first and second sets of imaging data. A change in size is estimated by comparing the first and second apparent lesion sizes. A variance on the change in size is estimated so as to determine a bound on the change in size measurement.

Abstract: A method for expanding the domain of imaging software in a diagnostic work-up includes the steps of: imaging a patient's body parts for a first condition using a first imaging technique directed to a first condition; acquiring known patient risk factors indicating a second condition; compensating for differences in accuracy between a first imaging technique directed to a first condition, and a second imaging technique directed to testing for the second condition to generate a set of measures; placing a range and confidence interval around the set of measures; and evaluating for a second condition using the set of measures and known patient risk factors.

Abstract: Embodiments of this invention provide improved medical decision support systems and methods for using such systems to simultaneously consider two or more different types of information along with estimates of accuracies of the information to produce a combined predictor. Such predictors have greater accuracy compared to use of the individual types of information alone. Increased accuracy can increase the likelihood of correct diagnosis and/or evaluation of clinical condition or outcome, and can decrease the frequency of false negative results, including misdiagnosis. Embodiments of medical decision support systems can include EFuNN, Bayesian or other statistical estimators to produce a combined predictor. The systems can be used to extract relationship rules between sets of genes and clinical variables common for patients of a group, thus making a personalized gene-based treatment possible. Such systems are incorporated into computer-based devices and are run using suitable computer programs.

Abstract: Described is a system and method for generating an action plan for diagnosis and treatment of a patient. In particular, a historical database is complied which includes a plurality of records. Each record includes a personal profile and diagnosis data for a person. A plurality of characterizations and corresponding weighting coefficients are derived based on the records in the historical database. Pre-diagnostic patient profile data for a selected patient is obtained for the selected patient. One or more computing modules generate output data for the selected patient as a function of (i) the pre-diagnostic patient profile data, along with the physician's modifications, if any and (ii) the plurality of characterizations and corresponding weighting coefficients. The output data includes at least one of a diagnostic action plan, a confirmation action plan, a confirmation patient profile data and a therapeutic action plan.

Abstract: A system and method for providing remote analysis of medical imaging data. The system may include a remote server with a database and a plurality of imaging data analyzing modules. The remote server receives, via a communications network, medical data from a medical facility and stores the medical data in the database. The medical data includes at least one identifier and imaging data generated at the medical facility. The server receives a request for analysis of the imaging data from a user. In response to the user request, the server controls one of the plurality of modules to analyze the imaging data to generate output data which is stored in the database. The server provides at least one of the imaging data and the output data to a remote requester based on the at least one identifier.

Abstract: Described is a method and system for conducting a clinical trial. Medical data is obtained from a patient participating in the clinical trial. Then, the medical data and at least one identifier are transmitted, via a communications network, for storage at a remote server. The at least one identifier links the medical data to a record of the patient. Access to at least portions of the medical data is provided, via the communications network, to trial participants based on predefined clinical trial procedures. The remote server tracks accessing of the medical data by the trial participants and generation by the trial participants of work product responsive to the medical data.

Abstract: A neural network module is provided. It comprises an input layer comprising one or more input nodes configured to receive gene expression data. It also has a rule base layer comprising one or more rule nodes and an output layer comprising one or more output nodes configured to output one or more conditions. It also comprises an adaptive component configured to extract one or more rules from the rule base layer representing relationships between the gene expression data and the one or more conditions. Methods and systems using the module are disclosed as well as specific profiles utilising the system.

Abstract: An improved droplet printing apparatus of the type wherein a succession of ink droplets directed at regular intervals along the same flight path may be individually charged to one of a plurality of charge levels by application of a voltage waveform of constant period to groups of drops. Each charged drop is deflected from the common flight path by passage through an electric field, to an extent dependent on the charge carried so that during relative motion between the apparatus and a surface to be printed ink drops may be deposited on the surface in successive rows extending transversely to the direction of relative motion; all ink drops not being required for deposition being directed into a drop intercepting means. The improvement comprises the provision of means for introducing a delay between adjacent voltage waveforms and means for directing all drops formed during such delay into the drop intercepting means.