Abstract: The present invention discloses a system, apparatus, and method that obtains audio and metadata information from voice calls, generates textual transcripts from those calls, and makes the resulting data searchable via a user interface. The system converts audio data from one or more sources (such as a telecommunications provider) into searchable usable text transcripts. One use of which is law enforcement and intelligence work. Another use relates to call centers to improve quality and track customer service history. Searches can be performed for callers, callees, keywords, and/or other information in calls across the system. The system can also generate automatic alerts based on callers, callees, keywords, phone numbers, and/or other information.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system, apparatus, and method that obtains audio and metadata information from voice calls, generates textual transcripts from those calls, and makes the resulting data searchable via a user interface. The system converts audio data from one or more sources (such as a telecommunications provider) into searchable usable text transcripts. One use of which is law enforcement and intelligence work. Another use relates to call centers to improve quality and track customer service history. Searches can be performed for callers, callees, keywords, and/or other information in calls across the system. The system can also generate automatic alerts based on callers, callees, keywords, phone numbers, and/or other information.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system, apparatus, and method that obtains audio and metadata information from voice calls, generates textual transcripts from those calls, and makes the resulting data searchable via a user interface. The system converts audio data from one or more sources (such as a telecommunications provider) into searchable usable text transcripts. One use of which is law enforcement and intelligence work. Another use relates to call centers to improve quality and track customer service history. Searches can be performed for callers, callees, keywords, and/or other information in calls across the system. The system can also generate automatic alerts based on callers, callees, keywords, phone numbers, and/or other information.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system, apparatus, and method that obtains audio and metadata information from voice calls, generates textual transcripts from those calls, and makes the resulting data searchable via a user interface. The system converts audio data from one or more sources (such as a telecommunications provider) into searchable usable text transcripts. One use of which is law enforcement and intelligence work. Another use relates to call centers to improve quality and track customer service history. Searches can be performed for callers, callees, keywords, and/or other information in calls across the system. The system can also generate automatic alerts based on callers, callees, keywords, phone numbers, and/or other information.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system, apparatus, and method that obtains audio and metadata information from voice calls, generates textual transcripts from those calls, and makes the resulting data searchable via a user interface. The system converts audio data from one or more sources (such as a telecommunications provider) into searchable usable text transcripts. One use of which is law enforcement and intelligence work. Another use relates to call centers to improve quality and track customer service history. Searches can be performed for callers, callees, keywords, and/or other information in calls across the system. The system can also generate automatic alerts based on callers, callees, keywords, phone numbers, and/or other information.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system, apparatus, and method that obtains audio and metadata information from voice calls, generates textual transcripts from those calls, and makes the resulting data searchable via a user interface. The system converts audio data from one or more sources (such as a telecommunications provider) into searchable usable text transcripts. One use of which is law enforcement and intelligence work. Another use relates to call centers to improve quality and track customer service history. Searches can be performed for callers, callees, keywords, and/or other information in calls across the system. The system can also generate automatic alerts based on callers, callees, keywords, phone numbers, and/or other information.

Abstract: A smart clothing device that is utilized for simulated touch and concussive force provides a force simulation element positioned between a rigid outer material and a flexible inner material. The rigid outer material supports the force simulation element and ensures an impact force is directed inwards, towards the flexible inner material. The rigid outer material and the flexible inner material are formed into a garment corresponding to a desired body part upon which the impact force is to be directed. A control unit actuates the force simulation element in response to a command or signal received from a trigger device. The control unit can vary the specific amount of force and the duration for which the impact force is imparted on the desired body part. The trigger device can be any electronic device either running a software program or producing a detectable signal.

Abstract: An apparatus and method is disclosed for providing a reverse hand-painted decorative fragrance lamp. The decorative fragrance lamp comprises at least one glass vessel, at least one access port associated with an interior portion of the at least one glass vessel, a protective barrier disposed within the at least one glass vessel, and a ring coupled to the protective barrier and the at least glass vessel. The decorative fragrance lamp further comprising the at least one glass vessel capable of being reverse hand-painted on the interior portion through the at least one access port.

Abstract: An apparatus and method is disclosed for providing the attachment of a reverse hand-painted decorative art within a glass vessel. The glass vessel comprises at least one exterior glass article, at least one interior glass article capable of attaching to at least one exterior glass article, a first access port associated with the interior portion of the at least one interior glass article, and a second access port associated with the interior portion of the at least one exterior glass article. The glass vessel further comprising the at least one interior glass article capable of being reverse hand-painted on the interior portion of the at least one interior glass article through at least one first access port.

Abstract: A method and structure for executing a matrix algorithm requiring an order of N3 operations including data reformatting operations, where N is a dimension of an operand of said algorithm on a computer, includes initially reformatting data for at least one matrix used in the matrix algorithm into a data structure stored in a memory, such that stride one data is presented for all submatrices used as operands involved in the matrix algorithm in a format required by the matrix algorithm with substantially no further data re-formatting beyond an order N data re-formatting required for executing the algorithm.

Abstract: A general computer-implement method and apparatus to optimize problem layout on a massively parallel supercomputer is described. The method takes as input the communication matrix of an arbitrary problem in the form of an array whose entries C(i, j) are the amount to data communicated from domain i to domain j. Given C(i, j), first implement a heuristic map is implemented which attempts sequentially to map a domain and its communications neighbors either to the same supercomputer node or to near-neighbor nodes on the supercomputer torus while keeping the number of domains mapped to a supercomputer node constant (as much as possible). Next a Markov Chain of maps is generated from the initial map using Monte Carlo simulation with Free Energy (cost function) F=?i,jC(i,j)H(i,j)—where H(i,j) is the smallest number of hops on the supercomputer torus between domain i and domain j.

Abstract: A method (and structure) of executing a matrix operation, includes, for a matrix A, separating the matrix A into blocks, each block having a size p-by-q. The blocks of size p-by-q are then stored in a cache or memory in at least one of the two following ways. The elements in at least one of the blocks is stored in a format in which elements of the block occupy a location different from an original location in the block, and/or the blocks of size p-by-q are stored in a format in which at least one block occupies a position different relative to its original position in the matrix A.

Abstract: A cooking apparatus and methods of forming are provided. The cooking apparatus has a cooking surface, a sidewall depending from the cooking surface, and a handle is provided. The handle has a saddle portion and a gripping portion. The saddle portion includes a first opening defined therethrough and a first recess defined about the first opening. The saddle portion is adjacent the sidewall so that the first recess defines a first gap between the sidewall and the saddle portion. A first rivet secures the handle to the sidewall. The rivet has a first weldament in the first gap, a first shaft in the first opening, and a first head abutting the handle and covering the first opening.