Abstract: Technologies relating to construction of a product ontology based upon queries in a search engine log are described. Candidate phrases are extracted from queries in the search engine log. The candidate phrases are partitioned to generate candidate product classes, where the candidate phrases are partitioned by sequentially expanding the ending phrases of the candidate product phrases. Using such an ending phrase-based approach naturally forms a hierarchy of candidate product classes. Embeddings are generated for the candidate product classes, and the candidate product classes are clustered based upon the embeddings such that semantically equivalent product classes are merged.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a taste-masked dispersible tablet comprising a drug, a cation exchange resin, and other pharmaceutically acceptable excipients, such that the said drug and the said cation exchange resin are present in an un-complexed form in the tablet. It further relates to a process for the preparation of the same.

Abstract: An LCD display driver provides adjustable contrast independent of multiplexing requirements by generating each COM signal in a time slot of a repeating signal frame, with each COM signal containing one or more active periods and one or more inactive periods. The relative time proportions of these periods are adjustable. Corresponding SEGMENT signals turn on/off required segments while maintaining an essentially zero DC component. The logic levels and the relative active time and inactive times of the COM and segment signals being adjustable for increasing or decreasing the RMS voltage levels across the LCD element as desired.

Abstract: An LCD display driver provides adjustable contrast independent of multiplexing requirements by generating each COM signal in a time slot of a repeating signal frame, with each COM signal containing one or more active periods and one or more inactive periods. The relative time proportions of these periods are adjustable. Corresponding SEGMENT signals turn on/off required segments while maintaining an essentially zero DC component. The logic levels and the relative active time and inactive times of the COM and segment signals being adjustable for increasing or decreasing the RMS voltage levels across the LCD element as desired.