Abstract: Techniques for snapshot classification involve generating a plurality of snapshots of a storage system at multiple times; clustering the plurality of snapshots into a first group of snapshots and a second group of snapshots based on data features of the plurality of snapshots; and determining a clean snapshot among the plurality of snapshots based on a comparison between the generation time of the first group of snapshots and the generation time of the second group of snapshots. Accordingly, a clean snapshot and a damaged snapshot can be automatically and quickly distinguished, thereby improving the efficiency of finding a clean snapshot and helping a user recover data quickly.

Abstract: A method for collecting prone position data of a human body is disclosed. The method includes: collecting weight data, back contour data and height data of a standing subject; receiving the weight data, the back contour data, and the height data, pre-preprocessing such data, and sending the pre-processed pre-processing data to a simulated bed by a processing center; receiving the pre-processed data and adjusting an initial pressure of a plurality of elastic columns of the simulated bed according to the pre-processed data by the simulated bed; causing the subject to lie on the adjusted simulated bed and further adjusting the simulated bed according to a subjective description of the subject until the simulated bed is suitable for the subject; collecting adjustment data of the simulated bed suitable for the subject by the processing center. A system for collecting prone position data of a human body is also disclosed.

Abstract: Techniques for data processing involve: performing, according to a determination that a programmable circuit receives user-written data, data feature detection by the programmable circuit on a first part of the user-written data. Such techniques further involve: replacing, in response to the first part matching a predetermined data feature, the first part by the programmable circuit with a data representation corresponding to the predetermined data feature. In addition, such techniques involve: writing the data representation to a cache region of a storage system. Accordingly, such techniques can save cache resources of a storage system and can save CPU of the storage system, thus avoiding the latency due to data feature detection and improving the user experience.

Abstract: A technique for computing resource management involves determining a first resource request frequency based on the number of trigger signals received from a storage device during a first period. The trigger signals are generated when a data amount of modified metadata stored in the storage device reaches a threshold data amount. The technique further involves determining a second resource request frequency based on the number of trigger signals received from the storage device during a second period subsequent to the first period. The technique further involves adjusting computing resources for performing an operation of copying the modified metadata in the storage device to a storage medium based on a comparison of the first resource request frequency and the second resource request frequency. Accordingly, computing resources can be fully utilized, and an operation of copying modified metadata to a magnetic disk can be timely performed.

Abstract: The disclosure provides an air purifier. The air purifier includes a shell, a first plasma generator, a filter assembly, a second plasma generator, and a ventilation assembly. An air inlet and an air outlet are formed in the shell. A ventilation channel is formed between the air inlet and the air outlet of the shell. The first plasma generator, the filter assembly, the second plasma generator, and the ventilation assembly are separately arranged in the ventilation channel. In an air outlet direction of the ventilation channel, the first plasma generator is arranged between the air inlet and the filter assembly, and the second plasma generator is arranged between the filter assembly and the air outlet. By adopting the above structure, the first plasma generator is arranged between the air inlet and the filter assembly, and a plasma wall is formed on the periphery of the filter assembly.

Abstract: A method for collecting prone position data of a human body is disclosed. The method includes: collecting weight data, back contour data and height data of a standing subject; receiving the weight data, the back contour data, and the height data, pre-preprocessing such data, and sending the pre-processed pre-processing data to a simulated bed by a processing center; receiving the pre-processed data and adjusting an initial pressure of a plurality of elastic columns of the simulated bed according to the pre-processed data by the simulated bed; causing the subject to lie on the adjusted simulated bed and further adjusting the simulated bed according to a subjective description of the subject until the simulated bed is suitable for the subject; collecting adjustment data of the simulated bed suitable for the subject by the processing center. A system for collecting prone position data of a human body is also disclosed.

Abstract: Techniques perform file storage. Such techniques involve determining a candidate allocation unit (AU) size for storing data based on a statistic of an AU size matching with a write request during a statistic period, and storing a new file using the determined candidate AU size to store the new file. Accordingly, storage space is saved and reading and writing performance are improved.

Abstract: Techniques perform resource configuration. The techniques involve determining, for a resource quota checking task for a file system on a storage system, a current workload of the storage system; in response to the workload exceeding a predetermined upper threshold, performing the resource quota checking task with a first number of processes; and in response to the workload being below a predetermined lower threshold, performing the resource quota checking task with a second number of processes, the second number being greater than the first number.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an array substrate, a display panel, and a manufacturing method of the array substrate. The display panel includes the array substrate. The array substrate includes a planarization layer provided with a groove surrounding a display area in a non-display area, the groove includes a bottom surface and two side inclined planes, and an included angle (taper angle) between the bottom surface and the side inclined planes ranges from 30° to 45°. When manufacturing the groove, a plurality of side inclined sub-planes are manufactured at intervals and connected to each other to form the side inclined planes.

Abstract: Techniques index a file. The techniques involve: determining, based on a first mapping stored in a first inode associated with the file, whether a predetermined conversion condition is satisfied. The first mapping points to a plurality of data blocks of a file system storing the file in a first index structure. The techniques further involve, in response to determining that the predetermined conversion condition is satisfied, creating a second inode associated with the file. The techniques further involve converting the first mapping into a second mapping to be stored in the second inode. The second mapping points to the plurality of data blocks in a second index structure different from the first index structure.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an array substrate, a display panel, and a manufacturing method of the array substrate. The display panel includes the array substrate. The array substrate includes a planarization layer provided with a groove surrounding a display area in a non-display area, the groove includes a bottom surface and two side inclined planes, and an included angle (taper angle) between the bottom surface and the side inclined planes ranges from 30° to 45°. When manufacturing the groove, a plurality of side inclined sub-planes are manufactured at intervals and connected to each other to form the side inclined planes.

Abstract: Disclosed are a coffee brewing device and a coffee capsule machine having same.

Abstract: Techniques perform resource configuration. The techniques involve determining, for a resource quota checking task for a file system on a storage system, a current workload of the storage system; in response to the workload exceeding a predetermined upper threshold, performing the resource quota checking task with a first number of processes; and in response to the workload being below a predetermined lower threshold, performing the resource quota checking task with a second number of processes, the second number being greater than the first number. By adopting such a resource quota check technique, the resources of the storage system can be more reasonably utilized for the resource quota check.

Abstract: Techniques perform file storage. Such techniques involve determining a candidate allocation unit (AU) size for storing data based on a statistic of an AU size matching with a write request during a statistic period, and storing a new file using the determined candidate AU size to store the new file. Accordingly, storage space is saved and reading and writing performance are improved.

Abstract: A bean grinder having a bean grinding chamber part, a dynamic grinding wheel, a static grinding wheel, and a residue removing plate. The bean grinding chamber part comprises a bean grinding chamber and a powder discharge channel. An inner wall of the bean grinding chamber is provided with a planar first inner wall disposed close to a powder discharge port and located at a rear side of the powder discharge port in a rotation direction of the dynamic grinding wheel. The first inner wall is tangent to a circle of the inner wall of the bean grinding chamber. An inner wall of the powder discharge channel comprises a second inner wall located at the side of the powder discharge port provided with the first inner wall, and the second inner wall is inclined outwards at a given angle ? with respect to the first inner wall.

Abstract: Disclosed are a timing assembly (500) and a toaster oven, the timing assembly (500) including: a mounting panel (200); a knob assembly (100) including a knob portion (110) and a movable assembly (120), the movable assembly (120) having a first state and a second state; a timer (300); and a limiting member fixedly connected to the mounting panel (200), the limiting member being positioned corresponding to the movable assembly (120) in the first state; when the movable assembly (120) in the first state is rotated to the position of the limiting member, the limiting member blocks the movable assembly (120) from continuing to rotate, and when the movable assembly (120) in the second state is rotated, the limiting member is avoided. The toaster oven includes the timing assembly (500). The timing assembly (500) can safely switch among operating states, and prevents safety risks.

Abstract: Techniques index a file. The techniques involve: determining, based on a first mapping stored in a first inode associated with the file, whether a predetermined conversion condition is satisfied. The first mapping points to a plurality of data blocks of a file system storing the file in a first index structure. The techniques further involve, in response to determining that the predetermined conversion condition is satisfied, creating a second inode associated with the file. The techniques further involve converting the first mapping into a second mapping to be stored in the second inode. The second mapping points to the plurality of data blocks in a second index structure different from the first index structure.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method and apparatus for locking a file in a memory. The method comprises enabling a thread to obtain a mixed lock of a file. The method further comprises, in response to enabling the thread to obtain the mixed lock, enabling a further thread to obtain a shared lock of the file, and prevent the further thread from obtaining the exclusive lock or mixed lock of the file. By adding a new mixed lock to a traditional read and write lock, embodiments of the present disclosure improve concurrent access performance of the file system.

Abstract: Disclosed are a timing assembly and a toaster oven, the timing assembly (100) including: a mounting panel (120); a knob assembly (110) including a knob portion (112) and a knob shaft (114), the knob portion (112) having a first state and a second state, the knob shaft (114) being connected to the knob portion (112); a timer (130); and a limiting member (140) fixedly connected to the mounting panel (120) and matched with the knob portion (112). When the knob portion (112) in the first state is rotated, the limiting member (140) limits the rotation of the knob portion (112) within a preset range, and when the knob portion (112) in the second state is rotated, the knob portion (112) avoids the limiting member (140). The a toaster oven includes the timing assembly (100).

Abstract: Disclosed is a coffee powder compressing device for a coffee maker, comprising an accommodating chamber (11a); a filter assembly (17); a movable pressing block (5); a first sealing ring (6); and a brewing chamber (B) formed by the first sealing ring (6), the movable pressing block (5) and the filter assembly (17); an extrusion portion (5a) being disposed on the lower end of the movable pressing block (5), when the movable pressing block (5) is situated at the second position and the filter assembly (17) is located into the accommodating chamber (11a), the extrusion portion (5a) inserts into the cavity (12a); thereby, by means of compressing the coffee powder through the extrusion portion (5a), solving the problem that the tightness of the compressed coffee powder is difficult to be controlled and the laborious problem in the existing coffee powder pre-compressing methods.