Abstract: A system is provided for secure cross partition access and computing device recovery. In particular, the system may comprise a computing device that includes a non-transitory memory or storage device comprising one or more partitions. A user may attempt to log into the device and get locked out of the primary partition of the device after a threshold number of unsuccessful login attempts. The additional partitions of the computing device may store a portion of the authentication credential needed to access the primary partition and prompt the user using an item from the user data stored in a user-specific database. Upon detecting that the user has successfully accessed a threshold number of partitions and/or successfully provided responses to the prompts from a threshold number of partitions, the system may unlock and grant access to the locked partitions.

Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods for identifying network vulnerability via network component functionality are provided. The method includes receiving incident indicator communication(s) relating to an incident. The incident indicator communication(s) include information relating to the incident. The method also includes determining network component(s) affected by the incident based on the incident indicator communication(s). The method further includes monitoring metric(s) relating to the network component(s) relating to the incident. The method still further includes determining that a new incident is occurring or expected to occur based on a change in at least one of the metric(s). The new incident has a same incident type as the incident. The method also includes causing a transmission of a new incident alert indicating that the new incident is occurring or expected to occur.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for proactive resiliency, redundancy and security remediation across a network based on dynamic analysis of technology applications. The invention is configured for dynamic and continuous processing of network activity data of a distributed network for proactively identifying network redundancy prior to network activity failure. The invention involves determining whether the entity communication network comprises at least one first redundant technology application associated with the first technology application such that the at least one first redundant technology application renders at least one processing activity of the first technology application resilient.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided herein for automatic object classification. In an example, a method includes receiving one or more images of a plate including a plurality of wells, each well including a plurality of cells, the plurality of wells including a first control well, a second control well, and at least one test well, classifying one or more cells from the at least one test well using a trained classification model, the trained classification model trained based on training data including instance images of the first control well and the second control well formed from the one or more images of the plate and further based on an effect size loss function, and outputting an indication of the classified one or more cells.

Abstract: Methods and system are provided herein for crosstalk mitigation, such as the removal of crosstalk interference from a microscopy image signal to recover an intended image from the image signal. In one example, a method includes accumulating a plurality of weighting constant values and variance data to determine a weighting constant of a weighted interference signal of a microscopy image, wherein determining the weighting constant comprises fitting the plurality of weighting constant values and variance data to a quadratic curve; determining the weighted interference signal of the microscopy image based on the weight constant; removing the weighted interference signal from an overall image signal of the microscopy image; and determining a recovered image signal based on removal of the weighted interference signal from the overall image signal.

Abstract: Methods and system are provided herein for crosstalk mitigation, such as the removal of crosstalk interference from a microscopy image signal to recover an intended image from the image signal. In one example, a method includes determining a weighted interference signal of a microscopy image by determining a weighting constant of the weighted interference signal that provides a minimum variance, removing the weighted interference signal from an overall signal, and determining the intended image signal based on removal of the weighted interference signal from the overall signal.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: A power shop stool that is battery powered and is a personal lifting device. The combination of components leads to a small compact device and allows a worker to adjust the seat height from 6? to 24? from floor lever in a vertical up and down fashion and it has the capability of stopping anywhere in between 6 inches and 24 inches.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided herein for automatic image assessment, such as the assessment of image quality or feature classification/quantification, by comparing two or more images. In one example, a method may include outputting a metric indicating a degree of similarity between a test image and a reference image for a selected characteristic based on an intersection over union calculation applied to spatial frequency domain transforms of the test image and the reference image.

Abstract: This disclosure involves systems and an apparatus for an in-mask display and mounting system for a display to be integrated into a positive pressure mask. In certain enclosed environments, emergency masks are used as a backup source of breathable atmosphere in the event the regular atmosphere becomes unusable. While the mask may enable breathing, smoke or other environmental factors may inhibit visibility. This disclosure provides an in-mask display, and mounting system to provide critical information to the user, regardless of visibility external to the mask. A mechanism is provided to allow the display to be translated vertically within the mask, allowing the user to align the display with their eyes. The display must also be mounted in a manner that minimizes mask penetrations and rejects any heat generated by the display outside of the mask.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: Opt-out systems and methods for tailored advertising are disclosed herein. An example method includes registering an endpoint with a service provider hosting an opt-out service that allows users to opt-out of tailored advertising from the endpoint, receiving a first request from a user including an email address, generating a hashed representation of the email address according to a hashing algorithm selected for the endpoint, transmitting a second request to the endpoint, the second request including the hashed representation of the email address, and receiving an acknowledgment that the endpoint has processed the second request. When the second request is processed the user does not receive the tailored advertising from the endpoint.

Abstract: A power shop stool that is battery powered and is a personal lifting device. The combination of components leads to a small compact device and allows a worker to adjust the seat height from 6? to 24? from floor lever in a vertical up and down fashion and it has the capability of stopping anywhere in between 6 inches and 24 inches.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: An image system dynamically updates drive sequences in an image system. Drive sequences are image display settings or display driving characteristics with which a display is operated. The image system may determine the drive sequence at least partially based on input from one or more sensors. For example, the image system may include sensors such as an inertial measurement unit, a light sensor, a camera, a temperature sensor, or other sensors from which sensor data may be collected. The image system may analyze the sensor data to calculate drive sequence settings or to select a drive sequence from a number of predetermined drive sequences. Displaying image content on a display includes providing the display with image data and includes operating the display with various drive sequences.

Abstract: A system comprising a processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed, cause the system to determine an identification for a user; determine a location of the user; retrieve a first set of information related to the location and the identification; retrieve relationship information using the identification for the user; determine notification information by filtering the first set of information using the relationship information; generate a notification related to the location of the user and including the notification information; and provide the notification for presentation to the user. The disclosure also includes similar methods and computer program products.

Abstract: A system comprising a processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed, cause the system to determine an identification for a user; determine a location of the user; determine a place associated with the location; identify an interaction capable of being performed at the place for the identification; communicate with a service to perform the interaction; and record the interaction with the service in a place history associated with the identification. The disclosure also includes similar methods and computer program products.