Abstract: A distributed navigation system includes navigation platforms, each having a universal navigation processor, relative navigation systems to provide source information to the navigation platforms, navigation filters provided on one or more of the universal navigation processors, and an anchor navigation node disposed on one or more of the navigation platforms to form one or more anchor navigation platforms. Each anchor navigation node includes an inertial navigation system, a clock, and absolute navigation systems, which are used, in combination with source information, to determine navigation information. The anchor navigation platforms provide the navigation information to other navigation platforms.

Abstract: Chromophores with large hyperpolarizabilities, films with electro-optic activity comprising the chromophores, and electro-optic devices comprising the chromophores are disclosed.

Abstract: Chromophores with large hyperpolarizabilities, films with electro-optic activity comprising the chromophores, and electro-optic devices comprising the chromophores are disclosed.

Abstract: Chromophores with large hyperpolarizabilities, films with electro-optic activity comprising the chromophores, and electro-optic devices comprising the chromophores are disclosed.

Abstract: The disclosure describes techniques for a self-test of a graphics processing unit (GPU) independent of instructions from another processing device. The GPU may perform the self-test in response to a determination that the GPU enters an idle mode. The self-test may be based on information indicating a safety level, where the safety level indicates how many faults in circuits or memory blocks of the GPU need to be detected.

Abstract: The disclosure describes techniques for a self-test of a graphics processing unit (GPU) independent of instructions from another processing device. The GPU may perform the self-test in response to a determination that the GPU enters an idle mode. The self-test may be based on information indicating a safety level, where the safety level indicates how many faults in circuits or memory blocks of the GPU need to be detected.

Abstract: The disclosure describes techniques for a self-test of a graphics processing unit (GPU) independent of instructions from another processing device. The GPU may perform the self-test in response to a determination that the GPU enters an idle mode. The self-test may be based on information indicating a safety level, where the safety level indicates how many faults in circuits or memory blocks of the GPU need to be detected.

Abstract: A graphics processing unit (GPU) of a GPU subsystem of a computing device operates in a first rendering mode to process graphics data to produce a first image. The GPU operates in a second rendering mode to process the graphics data to produce a second image. The computing device detects whether a fault has occurred in the GPU subsystem based at least in part on comparing the first image with the second image.

Abstract: Techniques of this disclosure may include processing data using one or more processors to produce a first image, including storing intermediate first results of processing the data in at least one internal memory of the one or more processors according to a first memory access pattern, processing the data using the one or more processors to produce a second image, including storing intermediate second results of processing the data in the at least one internal memory of the one or more processors according to a second memory access pattern, wherein the second memory access pattern is different than the first memory access pattern, comparing the first image to the second image, and generating an interrupt if the comparison indicates that the first image is different than the second image.

Abstract: A graphics processing unit (GPU) of a GPU subsystem of a computing device processes graphics data to produce a plurality of portions of a first image, and to produce a plurality of portions of a second image. The GPU generates a plurality of data integrity check values associated with the plurality of portions of the first image, and a plurality of data integrity check values associated with the plurality of portions of the second image. The GPU determines whether each of the plurality of portions of the second image matches a corresponding portion of the first image. The GPU determines, prior to producing every portion of the second image, whether an operational fault has occurred in the GPU subsystem based at least in part the determination of whether each of the plurality of portions of the second image matches a corresponding portion of the first image.

Abstract: A graphics processing unit (GPU) of a GPU subsystem of a computing device processes graphics data to produce a plurality of portions of a first image, and to produce a plurality of portions of a second image. The GPU generates a plurality of data integrity check values associated with the plurality of portions of the first image, and a plurality of data integrity check values associated with the plurality of portions of the second image. The GPU determines whether each of the plurality of portions of the second image matches a corresponding portion of the first image. The GPU determines, prior to producing every portion of the second image, whether an operational fault has occurred in the GPU subsystem based at least in part the determination of whether each of the plurality of portions of the second image matches a corresponding portion of the first image.

Abstract: A graphics processing unit (GPU) of a GPU subsystem of a computing device operates in a first rendering mode to process graphics data to produce a first image. The GPU operates in a second rendering mode to process the graphics data to produce a second image. The computing device detects whether a fault has occurred in the GPU subsystem based at least in part on comparing the first image with the second image.

Abstract: The disclosure describes techniques for a self-test of a graphics processing unit (GPU) independent of instructions from another processing device. The GPU may perform the self-test in response to a determination that the GPU enters an idle mode. The self-test may be based on information indicating a safety level, where the safety level indicates how many faults in circuits or memory blocks of the GPU need to be detected.

Abstract: Techniques of this disclosure may include processing data using one or more processors to produce a first image, including storing intermediate first results of processing the data in at least one internal memory of the one or more processors according to a first memory access pattern, processing the data using the one or more processors to produce a second image, including storing intermediate second results of processing the data in the at least one internal memory of the one or more processors according to a second memory access pattern, wherein the second memory access pattern is different than the first memory access pattern, comparing the first image to the second image, and generating an interrupt if the comparison indicates that the first image is different than the second image.

Abstract: Benzodiazepine dimers having a structure represented by wherein X comprises a heteroaromatic moiety and is as further defined in the application; R1 is and the other variables in formulae (I), (Ia), and (Ib) are as defined in the application. Such dimers are useful as anti-cancer agents, especially when used in an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC).

Abstract: Benzodiazepine dimers having a structure represented by wherein X comprises a heteroaromatic moiety and is as further defined in the application; R1 is and the other variables in formulae (I), (Ia), and (Ib) are as defined in the application. Such dimers are useful as anti-cancer agents, especially when used in an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC).

Abstract: Benzodiazepine dimers having a structure represented by wherein X comprises a heteroaromatic moiety and is as further defined in the application; R1 is and the other variables in formulae (I), (Ia), and (Ib) are as defined in the application. Such dimers are useful as anti-cancer agents, especially when used in an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC).

Abstract: Benzodiazepine dimers having a structure represented by wherein X comprises a heteroaromatic moiety and is as further defined in the application; R1 is and the other variables in formulae (I), (Ia), and (Ib) are as defined in the application. Such dimers are useful as anti-cancer agents, especially when used in an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC).

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate generally to generating images with an enhanced range of brightness levels, and more particularly, to facilitating high dynamic range imaging by adjusting pixel data and/or using predicted values of luminance, for example, at different resolutions. In at least one embodiment, a method generates an image with an enhanced range of brightness levels. The method can include accessing a model of backlight that includes data representing values of luminance for a number of first samples. The method also can include inverting the values of luminance, as well as upsampling inverted values of luminance to determine upsampled values of luminance. Further, the method can include scaling pixel data for a number of second samples by the upsampled values of luminance to control a modulator to generate an image.

Abstract: Benzodiazepine dimers having a structure represented by wherein X comprises a heteroaromatic moiety and is as further defined in the application; R1 is and the other variables in formulae (I), (Ia), and (Ib) are as defined in the application. Such dimers are useful as anti-cancer agents, especially when used in an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC).