Abstract: A device may receive network data identifying at least one of a signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR), a bit error rate (BER), a packet loss, or a frame loss associated with a radio access network (RAN), and may receive model data associated with a plurality of machine learning models. The device may receive inference confidence scores associated with the plurality of machine learning models, and may process the network data, the model data, and the inference confidence scores, with a model, to select a machine learning model from the plurality of machine learning models. The device may cause the selected machine learning model to be implemented in connection with processing images.

Abstract: A device may receive network data identifying an SINR, an RSSI, congestion, and throughput associated with a RAN, device data identifying latency and packet loss associated with the RAN, and an issue inference confidence score associated with a machine learning model. The device may process the network data, the device data, and the issue inference confidence score, with a model, to determine one or more issues. The device may adjust TTI bundling to generate adjusted TTI bundling, may lower a QCI or a QFI and adjust associated parameters to generate QCI/QFI adjusted parameters, may adjust slice parameters to generate adjusted slice parameters, or may adjust DRX parameters to generate adjusted DRX parameters based on the one or more issues with the RAN. The device may cause the adjusted TTI bundling, the QCI/QFI adjusted parameters, the adjusted slice parameters, or the adjusted DRX parameters to be implemented by the RAN.

Abstract: A system described herein may provide a technique for the seamless transfer of services provided by a first Multi-Access/Mobile Edge Computing device (“MEC”) to a User Equipment (“UE”), to a second MEC. Context information associated with a given application for which services are provided by the first MEC may be cached by the UE based on a determination that the second MEC should provide the services, and the UE may provide the cached information to the second MEC in order to seamlessly continue receiving services. The providing of the cached information to the UE and/or to the second MEC may be performed with an elevated priority level, in order to facilitate the seamless providing of the services relating to the application, thus resulting in minimal to no interruption of the user experience associated with the application.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide an application priority optimization service. Application information associated with an application to be deployed at a Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) network is received and parameters associated with execution of the application are determined based on the application information. The application is deployed at the MEC network and information associated with performance of the application is obtained. Resources allocated for execution of the application may be adjusted based on the performance of the application to create a modified application and the modified application may be executed at the MEC network.

Abstract: A system described herein may provide a technique for the seamless transfer of services provided by a first Multi-Access/Mobile Edge Computing device (“MEC”) to a User Equipment (“UE”), to a second MEC. Context information associated with a given application for which services are provided by the first MEC may be cached by the UE based on a determination that the second MEC should provide the services, and the UE may provide the cached information to the second MEC in order to seamlessly continue receiving services. The providing of the cached information to the UE and/or to the second MEC may be performed with an elevated priority level, in order to facilitate the seamless providing of the services relating to the application, thus resulting in minimal to no interruption of the user experience associated with the application.

Abstract: The present application relates to improved and effective purification processes and also relates to method of increasing the solubility of for GLP-1 analog and its derivatives particularly Liraglutide. The purification process of present application is advantageous not only in terms of providing the highly pure peptide chemically but also in terms of affording peptide drug substance which is having good physical stability even at a large scale during holding or in-use period, while making drug substance compatible for formulation.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide an application priority optimization service. Application information associated with an application to be deployed at a Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) network is received and parameters associated with execution of the application are determined based on the application information. The application is deployed at the MEC network and information associated with performance of the application is obtained. Resources allocated for execution of the application may be adjusted based on the performance of the application to create a modified application and the modified application may be executed at the MEC network.

Abstract: A system described herein may provide a technique for the seamless transfer of services provided by a first Multi-Access/Mobile Edge Computing device (“MEC”) to a User Equipment (“UE”), to a second MEC. Context information associated with a given application for which services are provided by the first MEC may be cached by the UE based on a determination that the second MEC should provide the services, and the UE may provide the cached information to the second MEC in order to seamlessly continue receiving services. The providing of the cached information to the UE and/or to the second MEC may be performed with an elevated priority level, in order to facilitate the seamless providing of the services relating to the application, thus resulting in minimal to no interruption of the user experience associated with the application.

Abstract: A system described herein may provide a technique for the seamless transfer of services provided by a first Multi-Access/Mobile Edge Computing device (“MEC”) to a User Equipment (“UE”), to a second MEC. Context information associated with a given application for which services are provided by the first MEC may be cached by the UE based on a determination that the second MEC should provide the services, and the UE may provide the cached information to the second MEC in order to seamlessly continue receiving services. The providing of the cached information to the UE and/or to the second MEC may be performed with an elevated priority level, in order to facilitate the seamless providing of the services relating to the application, thus resulting in minimal to no interruption of the user experience associated with the application.

Abstract: Technologies for implementing a permissioned blockchain ecosystem for economic development incentives. In some examples, a method can involve establishing identities of entities interacting with a blockchain network, the entities including contributors, verifiers, and actors. The method can further involve receiving economic development incentive (EDI) data from a contributor for a permissioned blockchain of the blockchain network, and verifying the EDI data and a respective identity of the contributor. The method can involve, in response to verifying the EDI data and respective identity of the contributor, sending, to an orderer on the blockchain network, a signed transaction comprising the EDI data, and sending, to a blockchain wallet associated with the contributor, an EDI token issued for the contributor. The method can involve, based on the signed transaction, creating, by the orderer, transaction blocks including the EDI data and propagating the transaction blocks onto the permissioned blockchain.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate generally to kits for identifying herbicide resistant plants and methods for determining whether a plant is herbicide resistant. The methods are based on the discovery that some genes are over-expressed or under-expressed in herbicide resistant plants when compared to herbicide-sensitive plants prior to application of the herbicide. The methods include determining the expression level of the one or more genes of interest in a biological sample, such as via qRT PCR, and determining whether the biological sample is from an herbicide-resistant plant based on the expression level. In an embodiment, the kit and methods are used to identify glyphosate-resistant Ambrosia trifida. The kits and methods can be used to improve crop management strategies.

Abstract: A converter apparatus is provided enabling conversion of data between different form factor pluggable standards. The converter comprises a first connector that connects to a first device according to a first form factor pluggable standard, and a second connector that connects to a second device according to a second form factor pluggable standard. The converter further comprises a signal processor coupled between the first connector and the second connector. The processor converts at least one of transmit signals in the first form factor pluggable standard to transmit signals in the second form factor pluggable standard and receive signals in the second form factor pluggable standard to receive signals in the first form factor pluggable standard. A controller in the converter is coupled to the processor and to the first and second connector. The controller configures the processor to be used for converting signals between the form factor pluggable standards.

Abstract: A converter apparatus is provided that enables conversion of data (traffic) between different form factor pluggable standards. The converter apparatus comprises a first connector configured to connect to a first device according to a first form factor pluggable standard, and a second connector configured to connect to a second device according to a second form factor pluggable standard. The converter apparatus further comprises a signal processor configured to be coupled between the first connector and the second connector. The signal processor is configured to convert at least one of transmit signals in the first form factor pluggable standard received at the first connector to transmit signals in the second form factor pluggable standard and receive signals in the second form factor pluggable standard received at the second connector to receive signals in the first form factor pluggable standard.

Abstract: A method and system for on-line trading and selling, e.g., in an on-line auction, are disclosed. The system provides a polytopic market data (PMD) database for use in spotting fraudulent or suspicions items for sale or trade. The system may include a Sale-it-Now feature that uses historical price data and time-to-respond values to encourage bidding close price levels at or close to historical highs. The system may include a Pareto Sale feature for multiple agents, to identify groups of stable trading arrangements. The system may include Alerts for alerting buyers, sellers or traders in the system to selling, buying, or trading opportunities.

Abstract: In a technique for testing processor interrupt logic, interrupts are sent to a microprocessor under test in a random order to test the processor interrupt logic of the microprocessor under test. The processor interrupt logic is considered to have failed the test if the microprocessor under test services a new interrupt having a priority level equal to or lower than a priority level of a previously received interrupt being serviced just prior to the receipt of the new interrupt. Furthermore, pseudo-masked interrupts are included in the interrupts being sent to the microprocessor under test. If a pseudo-masked interrupt is serviced by the microprocessor under test, the processor interrupt logic is considered to have failed the test.

Abstract: A method (500) and a mobile station (160) for reporting multi-path signals based on a report window are described herein. The mobile station (160) may determine a distribution of a plurality of multi-path signals observed by a receiving unit (220) within the mobile station (160). The mobile station (160) may determine a report window based on the distribution. Based on the report window, the mobile station (160) may report at least one of the plurality of multi-path signals.

Abstract: In a technique for testing processor interrupt logic, interrupts are sent to a microprocessor under test in a random order to test the processor interrupt logic of the microprocessor under test. The processor interrupt logic is considered to have failed the test if the microprocessor under test services a new interrupt having a priority level equal to or lower than a priority level of a previously received interrupt being serviced just prior to the receipt of the new interrupt. Furthermore, pseudo-masked interrupts are included in the interrupts being sent to the microprocessor under test. If a pseudo-masked interrupt is serviced by the microprocessor under test, the processor interrupt logic is considered to have failed the test.

Abstract: A method (500) and a mobile station (160) for reporting multi-path signals based on a report window are described herein. The mobile station (160) may determine a distribution of a plurality of multi-path signals observed by a receiving unit (220) within the mobile station (160). The mobile station (160) may determine a report window based on the distribution. Based on the report window, the mobile station (160) may report at least one of the plurality of multi-path signals.