Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: This disclosure describes methods, non-transitory computer readable media, and systems that can determine allele likelihoods of a genomic region exhibiting certain haplotype alleles using one or both of consolidated computations and data exchanges across specialized hardware. For instance, the disclosed systems can determine an intermediate allele likelihood of a genomic region comprising a haplotype allele by running a single-pass-concurrent-multiplication operation. In some cases, the disclosed systems determine and store subsets of intermediate allele likelihoods corresponding to marker-variant groups and extemporaneously generate sets of intermediate allele likelihoods for a set of marker variants by using the intermediate-allele-likelihood subsets as hot-start points.

Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: A system for base calling includes memory storing a topology of a neural network, a plurality of weights sets, and sensor data for a series of sensing cycles. Sequencing events span temporal progression of the base calling operation through subseries of sensing cycles, and spatial progression of the base calling operation through locations on a biosensor. A configurable processor is configured to load the topology on the configurable processor, select a weight set in dependence upon a subject subseries of sensing cycles and/or a subject location on the biosensor, load subject sensor data for the subject subseries of sensing cycles and the subject location on the processing elements, configure the topology using the selected weight set, and cause the neural network to process the subject sensor data to produce base call classification data for the subject subseries and the subject location.

Abstract: A system for analysis of base call sensor output has memory accessible by the runtime program storing tile data including sensor data for a tile from sensing cycles of a base calling operation. A neural network processor having access to the memory is configured to execute runs of a neural network using trained parameters to produce classification data for sensing cycles. A run of the neural network operates on a sequence of N arrays of tile data from respective sensing cycles of N sensing cycles, including a subject cycle, to produce the classification data for the subject cycle. Data flow logic moves tile data and the trained parameters from the memory to the neural network processor for runs of the neural network using input units including data for spatially aligned patches of the N arrays from respective sensing cycles of N sensing cycles.

Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: The system allows real time collection and processing of massive data from many network elements. It has an elastic architecture that scales horizontally to support different network sizes. The system in a uniform data format for downstream consumption. It employs a pub/sub data distribution mechanism that supports multiple concurrent downstream subscribers efficiently in real-time.

Abstract: Among other things, systems and methods for classifying perceived objects based on activity are disclosed. The systems and methods can include means for receiving sensor information corresponding to at least one object and determining an activity prediction for the at least one object in accordance with the sensor information. The system and methods can include means for classifying the object in accordance with the activity prediction. A controller circuit can operate control functions of a vehicle at least partially based on the classification of the at least one object.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described herein for dynamically generating and updating a patrol schedule for a shift based on historic demand event data, and a predicted-demand model based on the historic demand event data. The systems and methods also receive information associated with patrol officers assigned to a shift and constraints on the officers' availability, and generate a patrol schedule comprising patrol assignments for the assigned patrol officers optimized based on at least one policing objective. The patrol schedule may be dynamically updated based on changing information and provided to the patrol officer via mobile device or display in the patrol officer's vehicle.

Abstract: A system and method includes employing a cyclical redundancy check (CRC) code to information being transmitted on the channel, the CRC code including appending a single CRC code bit to the information, the single CRC code bit having a value of 0. The method further includes adding an error correcting code with a value of 0 to the information and to a plurality of error correcting code parity bits provided by the error correcting code. The method further includes transmitting, by the communication device, the information on the channel without the single CRC code bit, the additional information bit, and the error correcting code parity bits for being decoded and set by a receiver.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described herein for dynamically generating and updating a patrol schedule for a shift based on historic demand event data, and a predicted-demand model based on the historic demand event data. The systems and methods also receive information associated with patrol officers assigned to a shift and constraints on the officers' availability, and generate a patrol schedule comprising patrol assignments for the assigned patrol officers optimized based on at least one policing objective. The patrol schedule may be dynamically updated based on changing information and provided to the patrol officer via mobile device or display in the patrol officer's vehicle.

Abstract: A system and method for maximizing channel bandwidth while employing error control coding is presented. The method includes employing a cyclical redundancy check (CRC) code to information being transmitted on the channel, the CRC code including appending a single CRC code bit to the information, the single CRC code bit having a value of 0. The method further includes adding an error correcting code with a value of 0 to the information and to a plurality of error correcting code parity bits provided by the error correcting code. The method further includes transmitting, by the communication device, the information on the channel without the single CRC code bit, the additional information bit, and the error correcting code parity bits for being decoded and set by a receiver.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a system for accessing content stored on at least one server (5) of a secure local area network (20) from a device (1), said device (1) being connected to the local area network (20) via the Internet network (10), the system being characterised in that it comprises at least one publication server (3) connected to the device (1) via the Internet network (10) and an aggregation server (4) connected to said server (5) via the local area network (20); and in that, when the publication server (3) receives a request from the device (1) for access to said content of the server (5), the request comprising at least one valid connection identifier, said publication server (3) is capable of establishing a secure connection with said aggregation server (4); and in that the aggregation server (4) implements a content aggregation engine capable of collecting content from the server (5) via said local area network (20) on request, and of aggregating and then transmitting said collected content

Abstract: A fuel injection apparatus for internal combustion engines, having a digital control apparatus for producing an actuating electrical signal for the engine injection valves proportional to the engine speed and the quantity of air aspirated by the engine, and a signal correction apparatus for modulating the injection actuating pulse in accordance with other parameters of the engine, such as fuel enrichment during starting or warmup of the engine, adjustment for idle, partial load, and full load conditions, and adjustment for the air-fuel ratio for both short time variable conditions, and long time variations such as variations in barometric pressure. This correction apparatus includes auxiliary storage register, interconnected to numerical frequency converters, which produce the correction signal from the information stored in the auxiliary storage registers.CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONSU.S. Application of Rolf Daumer et al, Ser. No. 742,715, filed Nov. 17, 1976.

Abstract: A central digital memory contains data relating values of operational variables of an installation to values of a stored parameter. The central memory is addressed in parallel via input lines carrying the address of the stored data. The address is generated by selecting one of several discrete input lines leading to an address selector memory which contains preliminary addresses related to the various operational states of the installation. A portion of the preliminary address is delivered directly to the central memory whereas another portion is used to preset a counter. If the particular operational state is dependent on another parameter, for example temperature, a temperature-dependent clocking frequency is admitted to the counter and alters its contents which are then used to supplement the first portion of the address already delivered to the central memory. If no temperature dependency exists, the second portion of the address is passed on without change.

Abstract: A thin sheet of metal is first etched in accordance with similar patterns after exposure through masks, from both sides, to form parallel strips which, preferably, extend to integral connecting elements and may, also, include printed circuit connections or components; one of the sides of the strips, additionally, includes transverse cross connections to provide for mechanical attachment of the parallel strips, permitting application of the parallel strips to a substrate, for subsequent removal, so that the resulting electrode will be a plurality of closely spaced parallel strips applied, for example by an adhesive, on a substrate, integral with connecting portions for a printed circuit.