Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to decoding encoded files. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to systems and processes for determining the underlying language of encoded files having certain file formats with an undeterminable encoding. It may be difficult, time consuming, and costly to decode the files with undeterminable encodings as such files may require the language to be identified prior to decoding. Embodiments disclosed herein relate to determining the underlying language of the files by analyzing bit sequences in the encoded file and comparing the bit sequences against training data to determine matching patterns between the bit sequences in the file and the bit sequences known correspond to terms associated with a particular language.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing an environment for comparing a first audio content with a second audio content are disclosed. According to at least one embodiment, a method for comparing a first audio content with a second audio content includes: obtaining a first spectrogram representing the first audio content; obtaining a second spectrogram representing the second audio content; generating a combined spectrogram based on the first spectrogram and the second spectrogram; and determining whether the first audio content is misaligned with respect to the second audio content based on the combined spectrogram.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for automatically authenticating a first device through an authentication application on a second device. An image of activation information provided by the first device is received at the second device. A portion of the received image is then classified as one of many known challenge screens. A content provider associated with the received image is identified. Moreover, an authentication address is created based on the activation information found in the received image and the content provider associated with the stored image. The authentication address is then launched in a web browser. Finally, the additional login information of a user is received at the second device, wherein the accessed authentication address automatically authenticates the first device.