Abstract: Described herein are methods and systems for determining gene alteration states from pathology images. Also described are methods of selecting a treatment for a medical disease, and treating a patient in need thereof, by determining gene alteration states from pathology images. The disclosed methods and systems may also be used to investigate and identify biomarkers corresponding to gene alteration statues of interest.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and media for matching a seller of a vehicle with a buyer of a vehicle in a dealer-to-dealer transaction are described. Information indicative of a vehicle may be obtained from the seller of the vehicle. The vehicle may be matched with a buyer based at least in part on information associated with the buyer and information indicative of the vehicle. Bid offers may be presented to the seller on behalf of the buyer. When a vehicle price is agreed upon, a financial transaction and transportation of the vehicle may be facilitated by the matching system.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and media for matching a seller of a vehicle with a buyer of a vehicle in a dealer-to-dealer transaction are described. Information indicative of a vehicle may be obtained from the seller of the vehicle. The vehicle may be matched with a buyer based at least in part on information associated with the buyer and information indicative of the vehicle. Bid offers may be presented to the seller on behalf of the buyer. When a vehicle price is agreed upon, a financial transaction and transportation of the vehicle may be facilitated by the matching system.

Abstract: A program current pulse (e.g., reset or set pulse) for a cross-point memory cell can be generated with improved efficiency and effectiveness by controlling the voltage applied to a selection transistor near the memory cell to increase current through the memory cell. In one example, a method involves applying a first voltage to a gate of a selection transistor coupled between the memory cell and a first supply voltage and transitioning the first voltage applied to the gate of the selection transistor to a second voltage. The transition from the first voltage to the second voltage causes an increase of current through the memory cell due to a charge sharing event between capacitances at the terminals of the selection transistor. The current path through the memory cell can then be disabled to terminate the program current pulse.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of identifying biometric information as trusted and authenticating persons using trusted biometric information are provided. Biometric information can be identified as trusted by comparing it to other biometric information and/or based on the age of the biometric information and/or receiving correct answers to questions based on personal information. Once biometric information has been identified as trusted it can be used as part of an authentication process by receiving biometric information from a person to be authenticated and comparing the received biometric information with the trusted biometric information.

Abstract: A combination oil filter preload storage pan and drain pan includes a pan with a series of differentially sized openings in the top cover thereof and support ribs arrayed within the pan on the base for support of preloaded filters or filters which are to be drained.

Abstract: In an electronic supply chain finance system, a method of enabling a buyer to apply credit against accounts receivable owed to a supplier by the buyer, comprising receiving a payment obligation from the buyer, the payment obligation having a payment value and a payment maturity date and being associated with an underlying accounts receivable from the buyer to the supplier, receiving a credit note from the buyer, the credit note having a credit value and a credit maturity date and being associated with the underlying accounts receivable from the buyer to the supplier, presenting the payment obligation to a financial institution as if the payment value has been reduced according to the credit value, and upon or before the payment maturity date, reducing the payment value of the payment obligation according to the credit value of the credit note.

Abstract: In an automated asset based lending (ABL) system, a method of enabling the client and the financial institution to automate reconciliation of deposit data against a borrowing base, the method comprising receiving cash application data from the client, receiving deposit data from the client and matching the deposit data to a client ledger, the deposit data including a deposit amount, identifying the client and identifying a client bank account, the client ledger including draws, cash applications and invoices, denoting the deposit amount as unapplied cash, determining a minimum immediate refund amount, the refund amount corresponding to non-funded cash, matching the deposit amount to cash applications and creating cash applications against the invoices, the cash application corresponding to the deposit amount, and applying a balance remaining from the deposit amount to at least one draw and/or recovery account, wherein the balance is applied to the oldest draw and/or recovery account available.

Abstract: An automated asset based lending (ABL) system that integrates supplier receivables data, allowing financial institutions optimally to value and price lending against those receivables, thus enabling financial institutions to offer suppliers a maximum borrowing base with minimum risk and highest return to the financial institution, further enabling the financial institution to conduct business in multiple currencies, time zones and countries using a computer based ABL process. In an asset based lending system having a client and at least one financial institution, a method for valuing and pricing client's receivables, the method comprising, downloading accounts receivable information from the client, the accounts receivable information having a specified currency, calculating a borrowing base for the client via utilizing debtor risk ratings, pricing profiles, valuation profiles and pricing tiers, and applying fees and interest as specified in the pricing profile associated with the valuation profile.

Abstract: In an electronic supply chain finance system, a method of enabling a supplier optionally to sell accounts receivable owed to the supplier, comprising receiving a payment obligation from a buyer, the payment obligation having a value and a maturity date, presenting the payment obligation to the supplier prior to the maturity date, providing the supplier with an opportunity to sell the payment obligation at a discounted value to a financial institution or other third party prior to the maturity date, and, thereafter, on the maturity date, receiving payment from the buyer for the value of the payment obligation regardless of whether the supplier sold the payment obligation prior to the maturity date. Disbursing or causing the disbursement of the value of the payment obligation to the financial institution or to the supplier based on whether or not the supplier accepted early payment from the financial institution.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for the distribution of outbound telephone calls. This method and system includes dialing devices receiving call records and providing telephone calls to one or more agents. Interfaced with the dialing device is a distribution module including pools and queues. The distribution module places the call records into the pools and transfers less than all of the call records to the queues to allow for calling by the dialing devices at peak efficiency. The distribution module transfers the queues to the dialing devices so that the dialing device can place telephone calls. The distribution module monitors the queues to determine when to send additional call records to the queues. In addition, distribution module monitors the results of the call records and updates the call records in the pools so that call records with unsuccessful outcomes can be safely called again later in the day.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for common account based distribution of contact records. A comparison engine analyzes call record accounts to identify and tag related call records, such as call record accounts related to the same individual. A common account tag detector detects related accounts and communicates with a common account controller of a distribution module that distributes contact attempts in pools and queues. The common account controller locates related accounts, such as by searching for accounts having the same tag, to prevent additional contact attempts to the individual associated with the related accounts. The related accounts are forwarded to the operator who made the successful contact to coordinate resolution of the related accounts along with the account that originated the contact attempt.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for the preemptive goals based distribution of contact records. This method and system includes devices receiving contact records and providing customer contacts to one or more agents. Interfaced with the device is a distribution module including pools and queues. The distribution module places the contact records into the pools and transfers less than all of the contact records to the queues to allow for processing by the devices at peak efficiency. The distribution module transfers the queues to the devices so that the device can place customer contact attempts. A goal module, associated with the distribution module, monitors the performance of the pools. The goal module modifies which queues the pools transfer contact records to based on the performance of the pools thereby allowing the contact records to be distributed in accordance with performance goals for the pools.