Abstract: A technology is described for automating deployment of a machine learning model. An example method may include receiving, via a graphical user interface, credentials for connecting to a data store containing a plurality of datasets and connecting to the data store using the credentials. A selection of a target metric to predict using the machine learning model can be received, via the graphical user interface, and datasets included in the plurality of datasets that correlate to the target metric can be identified by analyzing the datasets to identify an association between the target metric and data contained within the datasets. The datasets can be input to the machine learning model to train the machine learning model to generate predictions of the target metric, and the machine learning model can be deployed to computing resources in a service provider environment to generate predictions associated with the target metric.

Abstract: An eviscerator is provided with a plurality of rollers which are arranged to form a generally cylindrical trommel. The rollers are designed such that alternating rollers rotate in opposite directions. Additionally, the trommel is designed so that it can rotate within a supporting frame. A first end of the trommel is elevated so as to cause scallops to spirally progress through the eviscerator.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for operating a tufting machine to prevent the formation of stop marks in the tufted fabric being made wherein upon stoppage of the tufting machine a positive overfeed of an incremental length of all of the tufting yarns occurs in a direction toward the tufting needles for immediately releasing high build up of tension in the tufting yarns and prevent robbing of the height of the last formed row of tufts. Apparatus in the form of a cooperating pair of slip clutches are provided in conjunction with an auxiliary drive apparatus which auxiliary drive apparatus is actuated in response to the stoppage of the machine for immediately providing a positive feed of the tufting yarns.

Abstract: An electrical connector for use with a stranded conductor cable includes a metallic terminal lug body having a longitudinally extending conductor bore hole extending from end to end thereof and having an attachment tang extending from one end of the body and parallel to the axis of the bore. The body includes a threaded bore extending from the upper surface, perpendicular to and into the conductor bore hole. The bottom of the threaded bore is coterminous with an undercut relief portion extending further into the conductor bore hole in the body of the terminal lug. A setscrew which includes a conically shaped conductor interface area and which is of the same alloy and material as the terminal body is received within the threaded bore for engaging the conductor strands in high contact pressure relationship therewith. The contact pressure results in moving and wiping of the conductor strands against each other, and against the conductor bore hole and the setscrew which removes oxidation from the strand surfaces.

Abstract: An insulating and sealing sleeve for use with bus bar connectors of underground power distribution systems. The sleeve includes a generally cylindrical elastomeric body having internal sealing rings at one end thereof for sealingly engaging the bus bar and a reentrant and generally flexible constricted portion at the other end thereof. The axially inner end of the reentrant portion includes a tubular portion which extends axially outwardly and joining a tapered portion which flares outwardly and which terminates at the other end of the sleeve. The internal surface of the reentrant portion includes a plurality of grooves along the tubular and flared contours and which sealingly engage the insulation portion of a conductor which is mechanically fastened and electrically connected to the bus bar. The internally tapered grooved portion accommodates a relatively wide range of conductor sizes and the tubular portion ensures that a plurality of grooves will sealingly engage the minimum conductor size.

Abstract: A hollow bus bar connector for use with cable conductors of a power distribution system. The bus bar includes a plurality of terminals extending from a common bar for mechanically engaging and electrically connecting said terminals to said bus bar connector. The bus bar is formed in a casting operation in which a plurality of cores are respectively provided in the terminal and common bar portions of the connector. The resulting casting exhibits a uniform hollow cross-sectional area in which shrinkage of and porosity in the external surfaces of the connector are substantially avoided. Accordingly, the resulting bus bar connector is lighter in weight and the external surface thereof provides for a more uniform application of insulation to the connector.