Abstract: A human-machine interaction method for a storage device inside a refrigerator, and a refrigerator are provided. The storage device is arranged in a storage compartment of the refrigerator, and the storage device is provided with an operation panel. An operation surface of the operation panel is provided with a knob module having a display screen, and a touch-sensitive key module. The human-machine interaction method includes: acquiring a startup trigger signal of the operation panel; acquiring an operation instruction received by the knob module and/or the touch-sensitive key module; and making a response to the operation instruction according to a preset interaction solution, and driving the display screen to display a corresponding interface. A user can adjust the functions of the refrigerator through the knob module and the touch-sensitive key module simply and conveniently.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a resource recovery method and a resource recovery system of desulfurized ash. The resource recovery method comprises: washing desulfurized ash with water, and performing solid-liquid separation to obtain solid residues rich in calcium sulfite and calcium sulfate and a solution rich in calcium hydroxide; preparing the solution into desulfurized slurry; and roasting the solid residues under the action of a reducing agent to obtain flue gas rich in sulfur dioxide and residues rich in calcium oxide. Therefore, the recovery of sulfur and calcium in the desulfurized ash is realized, and no solid waste, liquid waste, gas waste, etc. are produced in the process.

Abstract: This invention relates to the technical field of harmonic elimination for ferromagnetic resonance for a voltage transformer (abbreviated as PT), in particular, to a harmonic elimination method for ferromagnetic resonance for an active resistance-matching voltage transformer based on PID-adjustment, including compiling a resistance matching algorithm; designing and building a harmonic elimination control system based on the PID control strategy; presetting an active resistance-matching strategy; designing an engineering scheme for placing resistors.

Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein are related to an intelligent UI element selection system using eye-gaze technology. In some example aspects, a UI element selection zone may be determined. The selection zone may be defined as an area surrounding a boundary of the UI element. Gaze input may be received and the gaze input may be compared with the selection zone to determine an intent of the user. The gaze input may comprise one or more gaze locations. Each gaze location may be assigned a value according to its proximity to the UI element and/or its relation to the UI element's selection zone. Each UI element may be assigned a threshold. If the aggregated value of gaze input is equal to or greater than the threshold for the UI element, then the UI element may be selected.

Abstract: A computer system is provided. The computer system includes a memory; a user interface; and a processor coupled with the memory and the user interface. The processor is configured to detect, within a response addressed to a browser, one or more identifiers of one or more web resources; determine relevance information associated with the one or more web resources; embed the relevance information into the response to generate an augmented response; and communicate the augmented response to the browser.

Abstract: Methods and systems for authenticating users based on user application activities are described herein. One or more questions and one or more answers may be generated and stored based on a history of user application activities associated with a user. The one or more questions and one or more answers may be generated randomly, and may relate to one or more other users. A request for access to a service may be received. Based on the request, a question associated with the history of user application activity may be selected and presented to the user. A candidate answer may be received from the user, and the user may be authenticated based on comparing the candidate answer to an answer associated with the question presented.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to novel predictive methods and personalized therapies for treating a patient with cancer such as breast cancer. Specifically, this disclosure relates to methods of treating a patient having cancer by selectively administering a combination of CDK 4/6 inhibitor and letrozole. Also disclosed herein are transmittable forms of information, diagnostic methods, and kits useful in predicting the likelihood that a patient having cancer, e.g., breast cancer will respond to treatment with a combination of a CDK 4/6 inhibitor, e.g., a ribociclib and an aromatase inhibitor, letrozol.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a low-energy-consumption in-situ extraction system for lunar rare gas and an extraction method. The system includes a screening device, a grinding device and a heating device. The method includes: a. using a robot arm to collect lunar soil and put into the screening device, and screening lunar soil with a particle size below 100 ?m; b. adding and grinding screened lunar soil in the grinding device; c. adding and heating ground lunar soil in the heating device to 150-250° C., and releasing rare gases adsorbed. The present disclosure uses screening, grinding combined with traditional heating methods to achieve low power consumption in extracting rare gases on the surface of the moon, and extraction power consumption is only 10-30% of the power consumption of hot-melt extraction at 900° C. in the prior art, which is beneficial to promote the lunar resource utilization.

Abstract: A purification system for nitrogen gas and xenon gas in water and a static isotopic analysis method thereof are provided. The system includes a sample container, a carbon dioxide ice cold trap, a gas delivery main pipe and a mass spectrometer for noble gas communicated sequentially. The gas delivery main pipe is provided with branch pipelines communicated with a cryo pump and a vacuum pump set respectively, the mass spectrometer for noble gas is communicated with the vacuum pump set, and the cryo pump adsorbs or releases nitrogen gas and/or xenon gas by setting different temperatures of the cryo pump. Inlet and outlet sides of the carbon dioxide ice cold trap are respectively provided with a first valve and a second valve. Fourth and fifth valves are respectively disposed between the gas delivery main pipe and the vacuum pump set, and between the gas delivery main pipe and the cryo pump.

Abstract: A human-machine interaction method for a storage device inside a refrigerator, and a refrigerator are provided. The storage device is arranged in a storage compartment of the refrigerator, and the storage device is provided with an operation panel. An operation surface of the operation panel is provided with a knob module having a display screen, and a touch-sensitive key module. The human-machine interaction method includes: acquiring a startup trigger signal of the operation panel; acquiring an operation instruction received by the knob module and/or the touch-sensitive key module; and making a response to the operation instruction according to a preset interaction solution, and driving the display screen to display a corresponding interface. A user can adjust the functions of the refrigerator through the knob module and the touch-sensitive key module simply and conveniently.

Abstract: An autonomous robotic exploration method based on a reduced approximated generalized Voronoi graph, the method including: 1) constructing a reduced approximated generalized Voronoi topological map based on a morphological method; 2) obtaining an Next-Best-View and planning a global path from the robot to the Next-Best-View; and 3) navigating to the Next-Best-View along the global path R={r0, r1, r2, . . . , pNBV} based on a visual force field (VFF) algorithm.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods include technology that identifies a first dataset that comprises a plurality of data values, and partitions the first dataset into a plurality of bins to generate a second dataset, where the second dataset is a compressed version of the first dataset. The technology randomly subsamples data associated with the first dataset to obtain groups of randomly subsampled data, and generates a plurality of decision tree models during an unsupervised learning process based on the groups of randomly subsampled data and the second dataset.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the technical field of calibration of basic parameters of mass spectrometers, and provides a method for on-orbit calibration of basic parameters of a mass spectrometer. Based on the characteristic that a molten silicate mineral can adsorb a gas in an environment, under vacuum conditions, a silicate mineral is heated to obtain the molten silicate mineral. The molten silicate mineral is put in an environment with a standard gas for adsorption, rapid cooling is conducted to obtain a standard sample, and the standard sample is preloaded into a thermal control device of the mass spectrometer. When the mass spectrometer enters a definitive orbit for testing a substance, on-orbit heating is conducted on the standard sample to make the adsorbed standard gas released into the mass spectrometer so as to achieve the calibration of the basic parameters of the mass spectrometer.

Abstract: A method for joint measuring argon-argon age and cosmic ray exposure age of an extraterrestrial sample is provided. The method for joint measuring determining argon age and cosmic ray exposure age may include: step A, sample packaging; step B, placing the packaged samples into a neutron reactor for irradiation; and step C, determining Ar isotopes of the packaged samples after being performed with a neutron irradiation and thereby calculating argon-argon age and cosmic ray exposure age. The method can overcome the defects of the prior art, and achieve high-precision simultaneous determination of the argon-argon age and the cosmic ray exposure age of samples.

Abstract: Methods and systems for authenticating users based on user application activities are described herein. One or more questions and one or more answers may be generated and stored based on a history of user application activities associated with a user. The one or more questions and one or more answers may be generated randomly, and may relate to one or more other users. A request for access to a service may be received. Based on the request, a question associated with the history of user application activity may be selected and presented to the user. A candidate answer may be received from the user, and the user may be authenticated based on comparing the candidate answer to an answer associated with the question presented.

Abstract: Methods and systems for authenticating users based on user application activities are described herein. One or more questions and one or more answers may be generated and stored based on a history of user application activities associated with a user. The one or more questions and one or more answers may be generated randomly, and may relate to one or more other users. A request for access to a service may be received. Based on the request, a question associated with the history of user application activity may be selected and presented to the user. A candidate answer may be received from the user, and the user may be authenticated based on comparing the candidate answer to an answer associated with the question presented.

Abstract: A method, including: 1) inputting a multi-story point cloud, and segmenting a story and an inter-story connection region based on an elevation histogram of the point cloud in a vertical direction; 2) segmenting rooms for each story based on a grid map projected onto an XOY plane respectively, wherein the XOY plane is parallel to a flooring; 3) segmenting indoor space cells for each story based on a vector wall line respectively; constructing a vector indoor plan based on superimposition of the vector and the grid for each story respectively; and 5) establishing a three-dimensional model of a multi-story structure by deleting an overlapping surface between the story and the connection region according to the Boolean intersection.

Abstract: A die-to-die repeater circuit includes a transmit circuit coupled to a die-to-die interconnect, the transmit circuit including at least one flip flop to function as a part of a linear feedback shift register (LFSR) to transmit a value across the die-to-die interconnect for design for test (DFT) to check proper operation of the die-to-die interconnect, and a receive circuit coupled to the die-to-die interconnect, the receive circuit including at least one flip flop to function as part of a multiple input shift register (MISR).

Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein are related to an intelligent UI element selection system using eye-gaze technology. In some example aspects, a UI element selection zone may be determined. The selection zone may be defined as an area surrounding a boundary of the UI element. Gaze input may be received and the gaze input may be compared with the selection zone to determine an intent of the user. The gaze input may comprise one or more gaze locations. Each gaze location may be assigned a value according to its proximity to the UI element and/or its relation to the UI element's selection zone. Each UI element may be assigned a threshold. If the aggregated value of gaze input is equal to or greater than the threshold for the UI element, then the UI element may be selected.

Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein are related to an intelligent UI element selection system using eye-gaze technology. In some example aspects, a UI element selection zone may be determined. The selection zone may be defined as an area surrounding a boundary of the UI element. Gaze input may be received and the gaze input may be compared with the selection zone to determine an intent of the user. The gaze input may comprise one or more gaze locations. Each gaze location may be assigned a value according to its proximity to the UI element and/or its relation to the UI element's selection zone. Each UI element may be assigned a threshold. If the aggregated value of gaze input is equal to or greater than the threshold for the UI element, then the UI element may be selected.