Abstract: Real-time automated grouping of associated alerts into a single incident uses a machine learning (ML) framework. The framework includes learning alert-vectors and a n-dimensional representation in a vector space to determine a frequency of occurrence and co-occurrence patterns of repeat data. The framework includes applying a cosine-similarity or vector similarity metrics to determine the frequency of the occurrence and co-occurrence patterns in the repeat data, and grouping the repeated data based on the learning of the learning of the alert-vectors and the n-dimensional representation and the applying of the cosine-similar or vector similarity metrics.

Abstract: Extracting key-value attributes from unstructured data includes a parser receiving a first incident comprising key-value attributes and a second incident comprising key-value attributes, and parsing the first incident for the key-value attributes and the second incident for key-value attributes. A machine learning (ML) model perform a pairwise comparison of one or more common key-value attributes associated with the first incident and the second incident. A cosine similarity module computes a cosine similarity between the one or more common key-value attributes to generate a score for each of the one or more common key-value attributes associated with the first incident and the second incident, and generates a final score between the first incident and the second incident by averaging all cosine similarity scores computed for each of the one or more common key-value attributes.

Abstract: An exemplary pushbutton mechanism is configured for use with a lockset including a spindle and a plunger extending into the spindle, and generally includes a first component, a second component, and a cam interface. The first component is configured for rotational coupling with the plunger and for axial coupling with the spindle, and is rotatable between a locking orientation and an unlocking orientation. The second component is configured for rotational coupling with the spindle and for axial movement relative to the first component and the spindle, and is axially movable between a depressed position and a projected position. The cam interface is configured to correlate rotation of the first component with axial displacement of the second component.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.

Abstract: Systems and methods for an aviation-based entity rating platform are disclosed. For example, upon the occurrence of a triggering event, request data for rating information may be sent to various entities associated with a flight, including travelers, brokers, operators, and/or owners. Rating information may be received and may be utilized to generate rating data, determine rating questions, generate flight-related recommendations, and for dynamic display of ratings based on user preferences and flight data.

Abstract: Systems and methods for flight-based platforms are disclosed. For example, the platform may allow for travelers, brokers, operators, and owners of private aerial vehicles to schedule, manage, and augment flights and flight data. The platform may allow for secure and timely communication between entities involved in flights as well as for provision of time-sensitive, dynamic flight information to allow for accurate, safe, and personalized flight booking.

Abstract: Systems and methods for flight-based platforms are disclosed. For example, the platform may allow for travelers, brokers, operators, and owners of private aerial vehicles to schedule, manage, and augment flights and flight data. The platform may allow for secure and timely communication between entities involved in flights as well as for provision of time-sensitive, dynamic flight information to allow for accurate, safe, and personalized flight booking.

Abstract: Systems and methods for flight-based platforms are disclosed. For example, the platform may allow for travelers, brokers, operators, and owners of private aerial vehicles to schedule, manage, and augment flights and flight data. The platform may allow for secure and timely communication between entities involved in flights as well as for provision of time-sensitive, dynamic flight information to allow for accurate, safe, and personalized flight booking.

Abstract: Systems and methods for flight-based platforms are disclosed. For example, the platform may allow for travelers, brokers, operators, and owners of private aerial vehicles to schedule, manage, and augment flights and flight data. The platform may allow for secure and timely communication between entities involved in flights as well as for provision of time-sensitive, dynamic flight information to allow for accurate, safe, and personalized flight booking.

Abstract: Systems and methods for flight-based platforms are disclosed. For example, the platform may allow for travelers, brokers, operators, and owners of private aerial vehicles to schedule, manage, and augment flights and flight data. The platform may allow for secure and timely communication between entities involved in flights as well as for provision of time-sensitive, dynamic flight information to allow for accurate, safe, and personalized flight booking.

Abstract: An exemplary pushbutton mechanism is configured for use with a lockset including a spindle and a plunger extending into the spindle, and generally includes a first component, a second component, and a cam interface. The first component is configured for rotational coupling with the plunger and for axial coupling with the spindle, and is rotatable between a locking orientation and an unlocking orientation. The second component is configured for rotational coupling with the spindle and for axial movement relative to the first component and the spindle, and is axially movable between a depressed position and a projected position. The cam interface is configured to correlate rotation of the first component with axial displacement of the second component.

Abstract: An exemplary pushbutton mechanism is configured for use with a lockset including a spindle and a plunger extending into the spindle, and generally includes a first component, a second component, and a cam interface. The first component is configured for rotational coupling with the plunger and for axial coupling with the spindle, and is rotatable between a locking orientation and an unlocking orientation. The second component is configured for rotational coupling with the spindle and for axial movement relative to the first component and the spindle, and is axially movable between a depressed position and a projected position. The cam interface is configured to correlate rotation of the first component with axial displacement of the second component.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.

Abstract: An exemplary pushbutton mechanism is configured for use with a lockset including a spindle and a plunger extending into the spindle, and generally includes a first component, a second component, and a cam interface. The first component is configured for rotational coupling with the plunger and for axial coupling with the spindle, and is rotatable between a locking orientation and an unlocking orientation. The second component is configured for rotational coupling with the spindle and for axial movement relative to the first component and the spindle, and is axially movable between a depressed position and a projected position. The cam interface is configured to correlate rotation of the first component with axial displacement of the second component.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.

Abstract: A hoop lock assembly including a shackle and a crossbar. The shackle includes a straight foot and an angled foot. The crossbar is operable to receive the straight foot and the angled foot, and includes a primary locking mechanism and a secondary locking mechanism. The primary locking mechanism is operable to selectively prevent removal of the straight foot from the crossbar. The secondary locking mechanism is operable to selectively prevent removal of the angled foot from the crossbar.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.

Abstract: A hoop lock including a shackle and a crossbar, with the shackle having a pair of legs extending from a body portion, and each of the legs having a foot including a tip with a non-circular cross-section. The cross-bar includes a housing having a pair of foot-receiving openings and a pair of tip-receiving openings substantially aligned with foot-receiving openings. The tip-receiving openings are configured to matingly engage the tips such that the tips are rotationally coupled to the housing.