Abstract: Milling systems, tools, and methods include using a mill with secondary attrition system to re-mill cuttings and other debris away from the face of the mill. The secondary attrition system may be located uphole of the mill may be used to stage conditioning and re-sizing of debris. After debris is generated by the mill, the secondary attrition system may re-mill the debris to a finer size before allowing the debris to pass out of the sleeve. The debris may be re-milled by secondary cutting elements while within an annular gap positioned radially between the sleeve and a drive shaft for the mill. The annular gap may have a variable width as a result of a tapered outer surface of the drive shaft and/or a tapered inner surface of the sleeve. The variable width may cause debris to be re-milled into increasingly finer sizes.

Abstract: A machine provides a system and interface to allow domain experts and other users to develop, deploy, and iterate on analytical models. The system facilitates building, deploying, and/or training analytical models, by, e.g., exposing analytical model configuration parameters to a user while abstracting model building and model deployment activities. The system can also determine resource loads or execution times for various analytical models and can schedule model execution accordingly. The system also provides a dynamically reconfigurable user interface for controlling the system.

Abstract: A machine provides a system and interface to deploy and manage pre-defined analytical models across various compute engines or run time environments, e.g., by exposing analytical model deployment and management parameters to a user while abstracting model deployment activities. The machine also determines proper run time environments for the pre-defined analytical model and verifies the pre-defined analytical model. The machine also provides a dynamically reconfigurable user interface for controlling the machine.

Abstract: An electronic device in a neighbor awareness networking (NAN) cluster is provided. The electronic device includes a wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) transceiver; and a processor, coupled with the Wi-Fi transceiver, configured to perform a synchronization with at least one device in the NAN cluster, wherein the at least one device comprises an external electronic device, after performing the synchronization, receive, from the external electronic device through the Wi-Fi transceiver, a frame including first data within at least one discovery window (DW) among a plurality of DWs, wherein the first data comprises channel information for second data, and time information for the second data, and based on the channel information and the time information, control the Wi-Fi transceiver to receive the second data at a channel corresponding to the channel information of the received first data during a time duration corresponding to the time information of the received first data.

Abstract: An electronic device and a method of an electronic device are provided. The electronic device includes a receiver, and a processor configured to receive first proximity service data through the receiver, wherein the first proximity service data comprises guide information that contains information indicating a device for transmitting second proximity service data and a transmission time point of the second proximity service data. The method of an electronic device includes receiving first proximity service data, wherein the first proximity service data comprises guide information that contains information indicating a device for transmitting second proximity service data and a transmission time point of the second proximity service data.

Abstract: A system provides feedback driven end-to-end state control of a data model. A data model may be used to model the behavior of a monitored system to predict future events. The system may be used to ensure proper operation of the data model. Contingency data models may be executed when a failure is detected. Further, when the system detects accuracy that is out of tolerance, the system may initiate retraining of the data model being currently used.

Abstract: Increases in global population have led to unprecedented challenges in meeting every day needs. Vehicle parking is one such challenge given the limited parking spaces available at any destination, whether at work, at a shopping center, or any other location. A parking resource analysis system includes a stepwise simulator system and a role based access system. The stepwise simulator system tests, simulates, and tunes specific models for issuing parking control actions with respect to a specific lot. The role based access system may be physically located at the parking lot. The role based access system implements dynamic loading or dynamic access of role specific models for issuing parking control actions tailored to the role of the particular individual searching for a parking space.

Abstract: A distributed computing design system facilitates the creation and deployment of complex data and mathematical models. In one implementation, the system generates a graphical user interface of a visual distributed computing design workspace. The visual distributed computing design workspace includes a node palette comprising individually selectable nodes, each with a graphical representation and corresponding to a distributed computing function available on a pre-determined target distributed computing cluster, a linking tool for establishing connection links between the individually selectable nodes, and a digital canvas.

Abstract: A machine provides a system and interface to deploy and manage pre-defined analytical models across various compute engines or run time environments, e.g., by exposing analytical model deployment and management parameters to a user while abstracting model deployment activities. The machine also determines proper run time environments for the pre-defined analytical model and verifies the pre-defined analytical model. The machine also provides a dynamically reconfigurable user interface for controlling the machine.

Abstract: A machine provides a system and interface to allow domain experts and other users to develop, deploy, and iterate on analytical models. The machine facilitates building, deploying, and/or training analytical models by, e.g., exposing analytical model configuration parameters to a user while abstracting model building and model deployment activities. The machine can also determine resource loads or execution times for various analytical models and can schedule model execution accordingly. The machine also provides a dynamically reconfigurable user interface for controlling the system.

Abstract: A machine provides a system and interface to allow domain experts and other users to develop, deploy, and iterate on analytical models. The system facilitates building, deploying, and/or training analytical models, by, e.g., exposing analytical model configuration parameters to a user while abstracting model building and model deployment activities. The system can also determine resource loads or execution times for various analytical models and can schedule model execution accordingly. The system also provides a dynamically reconfigurable user interface for controlling the system.

Abstract: An electronic device and a method of an electronic device are provided. The electronic device includes a receiver, and a processor configured to receive first proximity service data through the receiver, wherein the first proximity service data comprises guide information that contains information indicating a device for transmitting second proximity service data and a transmission time point of the second proximity service data. The method of an electronic device includes receiving first proximity service data, wherein the first proximity service data comprises guide information that contains information indicating a device for transmitting second proximity service data and a transmission time point of the second proximity service data.

Abstract: Milling systems, tools, and methods include using a mill with secondary attrition system to re-mill cuttings and other debris away from the face of the mill. The secondary attrition system may be located uphole of the mill may be used to stage conditioning and re-sizing of debris. After debris is generated by the mill, the secondary attrition system may re-mill the debris to a finer size before allowing the debris to pass out of the sleeve. The debris may be re-milled by secondary cutting elements while within an annular gap positioned radially between the sleeve and a drive shaft for the mill. The annular gap may have a variable width as a result of a tapered outer surface of the drive shaft and/or a tapered inner surface of the sleeve. The variable width may cause debris to be re-milled into increasingly finer sizes.

Abstract: Milling systems, tools, and methods include using a mill with a barrier to promote re-circulation of debris and cuttings to the face of the mill. The face of the mill may include cutting elements. A barrier may obstruct the flow of cuttings and debris away from the face to re-circulate the cutting and debris to promote re-milling of the cuttings and debris by the cutting elements of the face of the mill. The barrier may include a hydraulic barrier formed by fluid expelled from nozzles in or above the mill. A secondary attrition system uphole of the mill may also be used to stage conditioning and re-sizing of cuttings and debris. After debris and cuttings pass through the barrier, the secondary attrition system may re-mill the cuttings and debris to a finer size before allowing the cuttings and debris to pass into the wellbore annulus for transport to the surface.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention introduce systems and methods for providing a trade-in capability in connection with a product purchase by communication with a marketplace of third party used product buyers.

Abstract: Diffraction gratings comprising a substrate with protrusions extending therefrom. In one embodiment, the protrusions are made of a porous material, for example porous silicon with a porosity of greater than about 10%. The diffraction grating may also be constructed from multiple layers of porous material, for example porous silicon with a porosity of greater than about 10%, with protrusion of attached thereto. In some embodiments the protrusions may be made from photoresist or another polymeric material. The gratings are the basis for sensitive sensors. In some embodiments, the sensors are functionalized with selective binding species, to produce sensors that specifically bind to target molecules, for example chemical or biological species of interest.

Abstract: Diffraction gratings comprising a substrate with protrusions extending therefrom. In one embodiment, the protrusions are made of a porous material, for example porous silicon with a porosity of greater than about 10%. The diffraction grating may also be constructed from multiple layers of porous material, for example porous silicon with a porosity of greater than about 10%, with protrusion of attached thereto. In some embodiments the protrusions may be made from photoresist or another polymeric material. The gratings are the basis for sensitive sensors. In some embodiments, the sensors are functionalized with selective binding species, to produce sensors that specifically bind to target molecules, for example chemical or biological species of interest.