Abstract: A system including a plurality of vehicles, each having disposed onboard a location device, a communication device, a control system, and an energy storage device. Thea control system may determine vehicle locations of one or more vehicles of the plurality of vehicles and states of charge of the energy storage devices onboard the one or more vehicles. The control system may communicate with the communication devices of the one or more vehicles and may direct which of one or more vehicles are to couple with each other, and thereby be powered by electric energy stored in the energy storage devices onboard the one or more vehicles directed to couple. The control system may direct which of the one or more vehicles are to couple with and be powered by the electric energy of the energy storage devices based on one or more of: the vehicle locations and the states of charge of the vehicle energy storage devices.

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of an object instance representing a date dimension member and comprising a key value, a user interface representation of the date dimension member, key values of ancestor date dimension members, and user interface representations of the one or more ancestor date dimension members, display of the user interface representation and the user interface representations of the ancestor date dimension members, reception of a request to cast the date dimension member to a higher granularity, and, in response to the request, generation of a second object instance representing a second date dimension member comprising key values of a second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members and user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members, and display of the user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members.

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of an object instance representing a date dimension member and comprising a key value, a user interface representation of the date dimension member, key values of ancestor date dimension members, and user interface representations of the one or more ancestor date dimension members, display of the user interface representation and the user interface representations of the ancestor date dimension members, reception of a request to cast the date dimension member to a higher granularity, and, in response to the request, generation of a second object instance representing a second date dimension member comprising key values of a second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members and user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members, and display of the user interface representations of the second one or more of the ancestor date dimension members.

Abstract: A mesh network comprises a plurality of nodes, each one wirelessly connected to at least another such node in the network. Each of the nodes includes a housing containing therein a plurality of radios arranged equidistantly around a central axis. The mesh network includes an anchor node. The anchor node is communicably coupled to a wireless bidirectional point-to-point link. The point-to-point link can be communicably coupled to cable or fiber broadband. The nodes can receive data from, and send data to, neighboring nodes. The nodes include a router that selects the next node and a radio-to-radio link between the current node and the next node. A communication path includes at one end the anchor node and at the other end an access point. Between the ends, there may be additional nodes forming a multi-hop path. The mesh network supports Internet protocols such as IP/TCP to provide wireless Internet access.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include methods for processing cytometer data, such as for group-wise analysis of the cytometer data (e.g., flow cytometry data in FCS format, mass cytometry data, genomic cytometry data). Methods according to certain embodiments include generating a compound population of events that include data accessors from cytometry data, such as where the compound population of cytometer data is from two or more different samples retained as separate raw data files (e.g., are not concatenated to form a single combined data file). Systems having an input module for receiving cytometer data and processor with memory having instructions for practicing the subject methods are also described. Non-transitory computer readable storage medium is also provided.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates, in general, to: (a) solid pharmaceutical dosage forms comprising acalabrutinib maleate; (b) methods of using such pharmaceutical dosage forms to treat B-cell malignancies and/or other conditions; (c) kits comprising such pharmaceutical dosage forms and, optionally, a second pharmaceutical dosage form comprising another therapeutic agent; (d) methods for the preparation of such pharmaceutical dosage forms; and (e) pharmaceutical dosage forms prepared by such methods.

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of a set of data including continuous features and a discrete feature, each continuous feature associated with a plurality of values and the discrete feature associated with a plurality of discrete values, determine, for each continuous feature, a relationship factor representing a relationship between the discrete feature and the continuous feature based on the plurality of values associated with the continuous feature and the plurality of discrete values, identify one of the continuous features associated with a largest one of the determined relationship factors, generate, for each of the other features, a correlation factor representing a correlation between the continuous feature and the identified continuous feature, determine, for each of the continuous features other than the identified continuous feature, a composite relationship score based on the relationship factor and the correlation factor associated with the feature, and present a visualization associated wi

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include methods for integrating data quality assessment with data acquisition with a flow cytometer. Methods according to certain embodiments include detecting light with a light detection system from a sample irradiated by a light source in a flow stream, generating event data signals in response to events detected with the light detection system, binning the generated event data signals in a plurality of binning windows having overlapping data bins and assessing the plurality of binning windows for outlier events in the generated data signals. Systems having a processor with memory having instructions for practicing the subject methods are also described. Non-transitory computer readable storage medium is also provided.

Abstract: Systems and methods include reception of a set of data including continuous features and a discrete feature, each continuous feature associated with a plurality of values and the discrete feature associated with a plurality of discrete values, determine, for each continuous feature, a relationship factor representing a relationship between the discrete feature and the continuous feature based on the plurality of values associated with the continuous feature and the plurality of discrete values, identify one of the continuous features associated with a largest one of the determined relationship factors, generate, for each of the other features, a correlation factor representing a correlation between the continuous feature and the identified continuous feature, determine, for each of the continuous features other than the identified continuous feature, a composite relationship score based on the relationship factor and the correlation factor associated with the feature, and present a visualization associated wi

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for financial planning based on actual cash positions for financial accounts associated with an entity and planned cash out and cash in amounts for the entity. In an embodiment, a system comprises a processor configured to render an interactive graphical user interface (“GUI”) on a display device. The GUI has a plurality of selectable, actionable user interface elements such as tabs. In an embodiment, the GUI comprises a first tab selectable to display actual and planned net amount information of a cash position and actual and planned net amount graphs, the net amount information being cash out amounts subtracted from cash in amounts. The GUI comprises a second tab operable to display actual and planned cash in amount information and actual and cash in amount graphs. In an embodiment, the GUI comprises a third tab operable to display actual and planned cash out amount information and actual and planned cash out amount graphs.

Abstract: Systems and methods that include configurations of a medical device, user device and service platform are described. Embodiments may include a secure network to run medical applications that control and/or monitor the medical device. An online store may be provided for storing and distributing medical applications to the user device and medical device. A secure environment may be provided within the user device and medical device that protects the integrity of medical applications running on those devices. A service platform may provide a service that enables a medical authority to certify and monitor the medical applications. In some implementations, various third parties and the user of the user device may be allowed to manage and monitor the medical device.

Abstract: Systems and methods that include configurations of a medical device, user device and service platform are described. Embodiments may include a secure network to run medical applications that control and/or monitor the medical device. An online store may be provided for storing and distributing medical applications to the user device and medical device. A secure environment may be provided within the user device and medical device that protects the integrity of medical applications running on those devices. A service platform may provide a service that enables a medical authority to certify and monitor the medical applications. In some implementations, various third parties and the user of the user device may be allowed to manage and monitor the medical device.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for managing cash out transactions for an entity's accounts. In an embodiment, a system comprises a processor configured to render an interactive graphical user interface (GUI) for a cash out center on a display device. The GUI includes plurality of selectable, actionable user interface (UI) elements. The cash out center displays past and committed, unconfirmed Cash Out transactions, which can be edited, deleted, and committed (or re-committed) by selecting UI elements. A UI element is selectable to add new payees and new Cash Out transactions. In embodiments, methods employ the Cash Out center to add, edit, schedule and delete Cash Out transactions such as outgoing transfers, expenses, payments, bills, and payables.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for managing cash flow, including incoming and outgoing transactions, and mitigating unconfirmed cash shortfalls for an entity's accounts. In an embodiment, a system comprises a processor configured to render an interactive graphical user interface (“GUI”) for the cash flow timeline on a display device. The cash flow timeline displays past and unconfirmed Cash In and Cash Out transactions and any cash shortfalls, which can be mitigated by selecting automatically displayed options. The GUI has a plurality of selectable, actionable user interface (“UI”) elements. In an embodiment, the GUI comprises a UI element selectable to display bar graphs for selected time periods of the cash flow timeline. The GUI also comprises Cash In and Cash Out centers. In embodiments, methods employ the Cash In/Out centers to add, edit, schedule and delete Cash In and Cash Out transactions such as transfers, expenses, bills, receivables, and payables.

Abstract: Techniques are described for integrating predictive models into applications, to enable the applications to provide predictive functionality. Using the framework according to implementations, predictive models and their supporting libraries may be incorporated into applications without requiring application developers to be knowledgeable regarding the particular features of the predictive models and/or libraries. The framework exposes a common and consistent application programming interface (API) on top of the predictive libraries. Applications can use the API to interact with the predictive models, thus enabling the applications to leverage predictive functionality. Implementations also provide an API which may be used by applications to request the retraining of predictive models.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for managing cash in transactions for an entity's accounts. In an embodiment, a system comprises a processor configured to render an interactive graphical user interface (GUI) for a cash in center on a display device. The GUI includes plurality of selectable, actionable user interface (UI) elements. The cash in center displays past, unconfirmed and ‘confirmed’ Cash in transactions, which can be edited, deleted, and scheduled (or re-scheduled) by selecting UI elements. A UI element is selectable to add new customers and new Cash in transactions. In embodiments, methods employ the Cash in center to add, edit, project, and delete Cash in transactions such as incoming transfers, credits, customer payments, and receivables. The methods and system also enable entities to place Cash In transaction in a confirmed status to indicate that an incoming customer payment, credit, or transfer is being processed.

Abstract: Systems and methods that include configurations of a medical device, user device and service platform are described. Embodiments may include a secure network to run medical applications that control and/or monitor the medical device. An online store may be provided for storing and distributing medical applications to the user device and medical device. A secure environment may be provided within the user device and medical device that protects the integrity of medical applications running on those devices. A service platform may provide a service that enables a medical authority to certify and monitor the medical applications. In some implementations, various third parties and the user of the user device may be allowed to manage and monitor the medical device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a drone capable of operating in an aqueous environment. The drone may include a buoyant structure configured to provide buoyancy. Further, the drone may include one or more propulsion units configured to propel the drone. Furthermore, the drone may include an upper camera disposed on an upper side of the drone. Additionally, the drone may include a lower camera disposed on a lower side of the drone. Further, each of the upper camera and the lower camera may be configured to capture images. Furthermore, one or more legs configured to enable the drone to stand on a solid surface. Additionally, the drone may include one or more leg-actuators coupled to the one or more legs. Further, the one or more leg-actuators may be configured to change a state of the one or more legs to one of an extended state and a retracted state.

Abstract: The present invention relates to compounds and processes for preparing compounds of Formula (I), including compounds such as trans-7-oxo-6-(sulphooxy)-1,6-diazabicyclo[3,2,1]octane-2-carboxamide and salts thereof (e.g., NXL-104).

Abstract: Systems and methods that include configurations of a medical device, user device and service platform are described. Embodiments may include a secure network to run medical applications that control and/or monitor the medical device. An online store may be provided for storing and distributing medical applications to the user device and medical device. A secure environment may be provided within the user device and medical device that protects the integrity of medical applications running on those devices. A service platform may provide a service that enables a medical authority to certify and monitor the medical applications. In some implementations, various third parties and the user of the user device may be allowed to manage and monitor the medical device.