Abstract: A device determines, from a network slice template associated with a network slice, a quality of service (QoS) profile for the network slice that includes performance metrics for corresponding QoS parameters associated with providing a service. The device monitors performance of the network slice in association with the QoS profile, and determines, based on the performance, that a performance indicator for a QoS parameter of the network slice is outside a threshold range of a performance metric. The device determines, based on the performance information and the QoS profile, a slice modification to the network slice template for the network slice, where the slice modification is configured to cause the performance indicator to be within the threshold range of the performance metric. The device causes a network slice orchestrator to update an instantiation of the network slice according to the slice modification and the network slice template.

Abstract: A MEMS device is provided comprising a mass configured to move along a first axis and a second axis substantially perpendicular to the first axis; a drive structure coupled to the mass and configured to cause the mass to move along the first axis; a sense structure coupled to the mass and configured to detect motion of the mass along the second axis; a stress relief structure coupled to one of the drive structure or the sense structure; and at least one anchor coupled to an underlying substrate of the MEMS device, wherein the stress relief structure is coupled to the at least one anchor and the at least one anchor is disposed outside of the stress relief structure.

Abstract: Multilevel memory error management techniques can improve system performance, availability, and reliability by preventing future accesses to faulty near memory locations. According to examples described herein, multilevel memory error management techniques enable proactively offlining far memory locations mapped to a faulty near memory location before additional faults are encountered, and/or maintaining a faulty near memory location list to enable bypassing the faulty near memory location to prevent future errors.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides system and method for object detection in a discontinuous space. The system receives at least one captured image from one or more computing devices associated with one or more users. The at least one captured image comprises one or more objects in the discontinuous space, and the one or more objects are associated with at least one attribute. The system computes a score corresponding to each of at least one attribute of the one or more objects. The system detects the one or more objects in the discontinuous space based on the computed score. Further, the system determines a similarity grade for the one or more detected objects, where the similarity grade corresponds to an accuracy of inference for the one or more detected objects. Finally, the system updates a database based on the accuracy of inference to facilitate object detection in the discontinuous space.

Abstract: An intelligent clustering system has a dual-mode clustering engine for mass-processing and stream-processing. A tree data model is utilized to describe heterogenous data elements in an accurate and uniform way and to calculate a tree distance between each data element and a cluster representative. The clustering engine performs element clustering, through sequential or parallel stages, to cluster the data elements based at least in part on calculated tree distances and parameter values reflecting user-provided domain knowledge on a given objective. The initial clusters thus generated are fine-tuned by undergoing an iterative self-tuning process, which continues when new data is streamed from data source(s). The clustering engine incorporates stage-specific domain knowledge through stage-specific configurations. This hybrid approach combines strengths of user domain knowledge and machine learning power.

Abstract: Techniques described herein relate to a method for performing interception and auditing services for composed information handling systems. The method includes obtaining, by a system control processor manager, a request to perform interception and auditing from a user; and in response to obtaining the request: identifying an interception and auditing intent associated with the request; making a determination that the user is authorized to perform the interception and auditing intent; in response to the determination: identifying a composed system associated with the request; setting up interception and auditing services using an interception and auditing policy and function repository based on the intent; and initiating performance of the interception and auditing services using an at least one control resource set of the composed system.

Abstract: Embodiments provide artificial intelligence methods and systems for evaluating vulnerability risks of issuer authorization system. Method performed by a server system includes accessing a set of payment transaction data including subset of fraudulent transaction data. Method includes generating via a machine learning model, set of synthetic transaction data based on the subset of fraudulent transaction data. Method includes accessing set of historical card velocity features and collating the set of synthetic transaction data and the set of historical card velocity features to generate set of enriched synthetic transaction data. Method includes extracting via a classifier, subset of feasible fraudulent transaction data from the set of enriched synthetic transaction data. Method includes generating simulated authorization model based on the set of payment transaction data.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the invention provide systems and methods to assist or guide an arthroscopic surgery (e.g., surgery of the shoulder, knee or hip) or other surgical procedure by the placement of arbitrary landmarks in one or more locations in surgical field of view. The systems and methods comprise steps of receiving a video stream from an arthroscopic or other imaging device; receiving one or more sets of coordinates of one or more landmarks; overlaying the one or more landmarks on the video stream; and displaying the overlay on one or more display devices intraoperatively so as to be used by an operator during the arthroscopic or other medical procedure.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method, system and computer program product for optimal query scheduling for resource utilization option. In an embodiment of the disclosure, a process for optimal query scheduling includes receiving in an information retrieval data processing system at a contemporaneous time, a request for deferred query execution of a specified query to a future time after the contemporaneous time. The method additionally includes determining a frequency of change of data corresponding to a field referenced in the specified query. Then, on condition that the frequency of change is below a threshold value, an intermediate time prior to the future time but after the contemporaneous time can be identified and the specified query scheduled for execution at the intermediate time instead of the future time. But, otherwise the specified query can be scheduled at the future time as originally requested.

Abstract: The present invention provides a robust and effective solution to an entity or an organization by enabling the entity to implement a system for that links together a wide variety of media processing systems to complete complex workflows. The system can be configured to read files in one format, process the files, and export the files in another. The system can be a cross-platform and can be easily ported to various operating systems and can be used to integrate privacy preserving components into the system.

Abstract: A receiver circuit includes a feedback loop including a device. The receiver circuit also includes a register and a sequencer. The sequencer is configured to, responsive to an error signal being below a threshold value, cause the register to store a value indicative of the state of the feedback loop. The sequencer is also configured to cause the feedback loop to transition to a lower power state, and, responsive to a detected wake-up event, cause the previously stored value indicative of the state of the feedback loop to be loaded from the register into the device and enable the feedback loop.

Abstract: An example apparatus includes: a feed forward equalizer (FFE) with a FFE output, adder circuitry with a first adder input, a second adder input, and a first adder output, the first adder input coupled to the FFE output, a multiplexer (MUX) with a first MUX input, a second MUX input, and a MUX output, the first MUX input coupled to the first adder output, the second MUX input coupled to the FFE output, a decision feedback equalizer (DFE) with a DFE output coupled to the second adder input, and a timing error detector (TED) with a first TED input coupled to the MUX output.

Abstract: Non-limiting examples of the present disclosure describe systems, methods, and devices for generating a design layout. In an embodiment, a design generator may present one or more templates comprising one or more design elements. In response to a selection of one or more of the templates, the design generator may generate a variation vector based on similarities and/or differences between the one or more design elements. In an embodiment, the design generator may generate a layering vector based on the one or more design elements. In response to subsequent selections, the design generator may generate subsequent templates by implementing the variation vector and/or the layering vector in association with the selected template(s). The design generator may store and/or otherwise capture the features of a selected template, and apply the features to future design projects.

Abstract: Upon occurrence of multiple errors in a central processing unit (CPU) package, data indicating the errors is stored in machine check (MC) banks. A timestamp corresponding to each error is stored, the timestamp indicating a time of occurrence for each error. A machine check exception (MCE) handler is generated to address the errors based on the timestamps. The timestamps can be stored in the MC banks or in a utility box (U-box). The MCE handler can then address the errors based on order of occurrence, for example by determining that the first error in time causes the remaining error. The MCE can isolate hardware/software associated with the first error to recover from a failure. The MCE can report only the first error to the operating system (OS) or other error management software/hardware. The U-Box may also convert the timestamps into real time to support user debugging.

Abstract: Method of generating customized graphics based on location information includes processor receiving location information including location of first client device. Processor causes a status interface to be displayed on the first client device that includes locations that are within a predetermined distance from the first client device. Processor receives a selection from the first client device of the first location via the status interface and stores the first location in a location database associated with the first user. Location database includes: locations previously selected by the first client device via the status interface, locations associated with media content items received from the first client device, or locations associated with the location information received from the first client device. Processor generates a country selectable item, a city selectable item, and timeline selectable items and causes passport interface to be displayed on the first client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for enforcing network access permissions on applications that are installed on a client device. A network whitelist or network blacklist can be deployed by a management service onto a managed client device. A management component can facilitate enforcement of the whitelist and/or blacklist to enforce network access rules on installed applications.

Abstract: In some implementations, the EMV uses a calibration to inform autonomous control over the EMV. To calibrate an EMV, the system first selects a calibration action comprising a control signal for actuating a control surface of the EMV. Then, using a calibration model comprising a machine learning model trained based on one or more previous calibration actions taken by the EMV, the system predicts a response of the control surface to the control signal of the calibration action. After the EMV executes the control signal to perform the calibration action, the EMV system monitors the actual response of the control signal and uses that to update the calibration model based on a comparison between the predicted and monitored states of the control surface.

Abstract: Methods and systems for processing telematics data are provided. In one embodiment, a method is provided that includes obtaining telematics information from a first device associated with a vehicle. The telematics information may indicate operations of the vehicle. An anomalous operation of the vehicle may then be determined based on the telematics information. The method may further include determining whether the anomalous operation of the vehicle is a vehicle collision. If the anomalous operation of the vehicle is a vehicle collision, routing information for the vehicle may be received that identifies previous locations of the vehicle. The routing information may then be compared with the telematics information to identify a location of the vehicle collision.

Abstract: A MEMS device is provided comprising a substrate; a proof mass coupled to the substrate and configured to move along a resonator axis; a drive structure comprising at least one electrode and configured to drive the proof mass to move along the resonator axis; and a pivoting linkage coupled to the proof mass at first and second ends of the pivoting linkage, the first end comprising a first fixed pivot and the second end comprising a second fixed pivot, the pivoting linkage comprising: a first bar configured to pivot about the first fixed pivot and a first dynamic pivot; a second bar configured to pivot about the second fixed pivot and a second dynamic pivot; and a third bar configured to pivot about the first dynamic pivot and the second dynamic pivot, wherein the proof mass moves along the resonator axis when the pivoting linkage pivots.