Abstract: A method of optimizing Radio Access Network-based Notification Area (RNA) in the case a user equipment (UE) transitions to radio resource control inactive (RRC_INACTIVE) state includes: detecting, by a radio intelligent controller (RIC) using artificial intelligence (AI) and/or machine learning (ML) technique (e.g., State Vector Machine or Isolation Forest), an anomaly cell based on at least one of the following factors: key performance indicators (KPIs), performance measurements (PMs), configuration parameters (CMs), fault management (FM) data, and trace data; determining, by the RIC, based on the at least one of the factors, a cause for the detected anomaly cell; and recommending, by the RIC to a gNodeB associated with the RNA having the anomaly cell, at least one of the following actions: a) exclude the anomaly cell from the RNA, and b) disable new radio resource control (RRC) connections from the UE.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to an electronic aerosol delivery device comprising: an aerosol generator configured to generate aerosol from an aerosol generating material, and a controller; wherein the controller is configured to monitor a level of power, P, supplied to the aerosol generator for each of a plurality of user puffs, and a first airflow parameter, A, associated with each of the plurality of user puffs, wherein the controller is further configured to estimate an amount of aerosol generated during each one of the plurality of puffs by using an equation wherein the amount of aerosol generated during each puff is expressed as a sum of a plurality of terms, the plurality of terms comprising: a first term, comprising a function of P and A, a second term, comprising a function of at least one of P and A.

Abstract: A remote controller and an image display apparatus controllable by the remote controller are disclosed. The image display apparatus includes a display, an interface for receiving from the remote controller a signal based on a motion of the remote controller or a signal based on a touch input on the remote controller, and a controller for operating the image display apparatus in motion mode to control the image display apparatus according to the motion of the remote controller, if the degree of the motion is equal to or larger than a reference value and operating the image display apparatus in touch mode to control the image display apparatus according to the touch input on the remote controller, if the degree of the motion is smaller than the reference value.

Abstract: A remote controller and an image display apparatus controllable by the remote controller are disclosed. The image display apparatus includes a display, an interface for receiving from the remote controller a signal based on a motion of the remote controller or a signal based on a touch input on the remote controller, and a controller for operating the image display apparatus in motion mode to control the image display apparatus according to the motion of the remote controller, if the degree of the motion is equal to or larger than a reference value and operating the image display apparatus in touch mode to control the image display apparatus according to the touch input on the remote controller, if the degree of the motion is smaller than the reference value.

Abstract: A particular charger configured to be electrically coupled and communicatively coupled to a particular portable electronic device is described. The particular charger includes an AC/DC converter, a controller, a charger memory, a charger cable, and an authentication module. The controller provides a means for processing the data from the particular portable electronic device memory by synchronizing the device memory with the charger memory. The illustrative portable electronic device is a wireless handset.

Abstract: The system includes a remote computer-readable storage medium including a set of medical results for a plurality of patients and a computing device including a computer-readable storage medium, where the computer-readable storage medium includes a set of instructions for the computing device. The set of instructions includes a selection routine configured to select at least one of a plurality of views based on input from a user, where each of the plurality of views includes a template for presentation of a subset of the set of medical results to the user and a modification routine configured to dynamically modify the template of one or more of the views based on input from the user.

Abstract: A consumer maintains control of certain personal information via the consumer's decision to create, store and offer a retailer conditional access to certain portions of the consumer's identifying information. The consumer is able to set individualized conditions of how access may be acquired and in view of what exchange or offers the consumer wishes to see from the retailer. Upon the retailer's agreement to such conditions, a retailer may be provided access to certain portions of the consumer's identifying information. The retailer and consumer may also enter into an electronic negotiation if there is initial disagreement as to preferred terms in order to adequately value and assess one another's offers in view of the exchange. In so doing, a retailer is able to gain information and characteristics of retail activity from the consumer, and a consumer is able to be rewarded from the retailer for the value of the information provided.

Abstract: A method and system that provides for the automatic identification of complementary retail items, based upon a selection of specific characteristics of a consumer's shopping pattern or history, is provided. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method and system that provides for a methodological analysis of selected shopping characteristics in relation to recognition of specific shopping patterns and/or purchased item relationships with customer-specific identified complementary items, and the automated generation and identification of product preferences and purchasing patterns specific to a select consumer. Additionally the present invention is readily used with point of sale (POS) terminals, kiosks and retail-based computer systems.