Abstract: Techniques for global navigation satellite system (GNSS)-based positioning of a mobile device based on antenna phase center compensation are disclosed. The techniques can include determining a phase center profile of a receiver antenna of the mobile device that is placed in a fixed-frame condition and executing an antenna phase center compensation procedure upon detecting placement of the mobile device in a non-fixed frame condition. The antenna phase center compensation procedure can include obtaining attitude information of the mobile device based at least in part on sensor data obtained from one or more sensors of the mobile device, and incorporating the attitude information of the mobile device into the phase center profile of the receiver antenna of the mobile device. A global navigation satellite system-based positioning operation may be executed that includes antenna phase center compensation based at least in part on incorporating the attitude information into the phase center profile.

Abstract: Systems, devices, media and methods are presented for a human pose tracking framework. The human pose tracking framework may identify a message with video frames, generate, using a composite convolutional neural network, joint data representing joint locations of a human depicted in the video frames, the generating of the joint data by the composite convolutional neural network done by a deep convolutional neural network operating on one portion of the video frames, a shallow convolutional neural network operating on a another portion of the video frames, and tracking the joint locations using a one-shot learner neural network that is trained to track the joint locations based on a concatenation of feature maps and a convolutional pose machine. The human pose tracking framework may store, the joint locations, and cause presentation of a rendition of the joint locations on a user interface of a client device.

Abstract: In some implementations, one or more devices may obtain measurement information for an epoch, the measurement information indicative of a pseudorange measurement, a carrier phase measurement, and a doppler measurement performed by a reference global navigation satellite system (GNSS) receiver of radio frequency (RF) signals transmitted by a plurality of GNSS satellites. The device(s) may obtain initial state-space representation (SSR) data comprising orbit correction, clock correction, and code bias information for the epoch. The device(s) may determine ionospheric correction data for the epoch based on the measurement information and the initial SSR data. The device(s) may determine tropospheric correction data for the epoch based on the determined ionospheric correction data, the measurement information, and the initial SSR data. The device(s) may provide the expanded SSR data, wherein the expanded SSR data includes the ionospheric correction data and the tropospheric correction data.

Abstract: A positioning method includes: receiving, at an apparatus from a first signal source, a first positioning signal; determining, at the apparatus, a first receiver clock value with respect to the first positioning signal; determining, at the apparatus in response to loss of reception of the first positioning signal, a drift of the first receiver clock value using delta carrier phase updating based on one or more available positioning signals; and determining, at the apparatus, a second receiver clock value based on the first receiver clock value and the drift of the first receiver clock value.

Abstract: Aspects presented herein may improve/enhance camera-aided/assisted positioning by utilizing light and shadow created by an artificial light. In one aspect, a UE captures a set of images of an object using at least one camera. The UE estimates a direction of at least one light source based on a shadow of the object in the set of images, wherein the shadow of the object is created by the at least one light source. The UE calculates at least one of (1) a distance (d) between the at least one camera and a set of first features associated with the object based on the estimated direction of the at least one light source or (2) directional information of a set of second features associated with a surrounding environment that is within a threshold distance of the object.

Abstract: An example method of position information authentication for a location application performed by a UE, the method comprising determining by a position engine, a position estimate of the UE and determining by the position engine, a position report message indicating the position estimate. The method also comprises determining by a security module, a digital signature generated using a first private key known to the UE and the position report message. The method further comprises transmitting the position report message associated with the digital signature to a location application executed by the UE or another device, wherein the location application is configured to provide one or more location-based services to the UE using the position estimate responsive to a successful authentication of the position report message using the digital signature generated based on the first private key.

Abstract: A method of determining a location of a measurement device includes determining, at a server: measurement times of first positioning signal measurements, of first positioning signals from first positioning signal sources and/or a subset of positioning signal sources of second positioning signal sources. The method includes sending at least one measurement command from the server to the measurement device to cause the measurement device to obtain the first positioning signal measurements in accordance with the measurement times and/or obtain second positioning signal measurements of second positioning signals sent from the subset of positioning signal sources. The method includes: receiving, at the server from the measurement device, measurement data corresponding to the first positioning signal measurements and/or the second positioning signal measurements; and determining, at the server, the location of the measurement device based on the measurement data.

Abstract: Techniques for Ultra Wide-Lane (UWL) Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) positioning a mobile device may include obtaining, using a multi-band GNSS receiver of the mobile device: a first carrier-phase measurement of a first GNSS signal on a first GNSS carrier frequency, and a second carrier-phase measurement of a second GNSS signal on second GNSS carrier frequency. Techniques may further comprise providing a position estimate of the mobile device, wherein: the position estimate is determined from a wide-lane (WL) combination of the first carrier-phase measurement and the second carrier-phase measurement, and the WL combination has a combined carrier phase noise that is less than a pseudo-range noise of the first carrier-phase measurement and a pseudo-range noise of the second carrier-phase measurement.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for using learnable robotic control plans. One of the methods comprises obtaining a learnable robotic control plan comprising data defining a state machine that includes a plurality of states and a plurality of transitions between states, wherein: one or more states are learnable states, and each learnable state comprises data defining (i) one or more learnable parameters of the learnable state and (ii) a machine learning procedure for automatically learning a respective value for each learnable parameter of the learnable state; and processing the learnable robotic control plan to generate a specific robotic control plan, comprising: obtaining data characterizing a robotic execution environment; and for each learnable state, executing, using the obtained data, the respective machine learning procedures defined by the learnable state to generate a respective value for each learnable parameter of the learnable state.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for experimentally determining a critical sand-carrying gas velocity of a shale gas well. The method includes: collecting well structure and production data, calculating parameter ranges of a gas flow velocity and a liquid flow velocity; carrying out a physical simulation experiment of sand carrying in the shale gas well to obtain the sand holding capacity of the wellbore under different experimental conditions, and calculating a sand holding rate; by observing a change curve of the sand holding rate of the wellbore vs. the gas flow velocity, defining a turning point, and sensitively analyzing the influence of other experimental variables on the turning point, to calculate the critical sand-carrying production of the shale gas well under different conditions. Therefore, this calculation method is simple and applicable, and provides a theoretical basis for the optimization design of water drainage and gas production process.

Abstract: A Precise Positioning Engine (PPE) may use correction information to perform highly accurate Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) positioning. Transitioning between, or “swapping,” of a first correction information source (e.g., Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) base station) with a second correction information source may be handled using correction information from the first correction information source to update a first state of the PPE. The updated PPE can then be modified by initializing at least ambiguity values of the PPE state. Correction information from the second base can be used to further update the PPE to a second state without a time update at the PPE. By employing this process, embodiments can reduce sudden changes in position estimation due to correction information source swapping, which can often result in resetting of the PPE and a reduced user experience quality.

Abstract: Techniques for precise positioning using differential carrier phase (DCP)-based measurement updates are disclosed. The techniques can include obtaining a pseudorange observation for a positioning epoch and a carrier phase observation for the positioning epoch based on measurements of global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals transmitted by one or more space vehicles (SVs) of a GNSS constellation, generating a differential carrier phase observation for the positioning epoch based on the carrier phase observation for the positioning epoch and a determination that real-time kinematic (RTK) correction data associated with the GNSS constellation is unavailable, and generating a position, velocity, and time (PVT) observation of the mobile device for the positioning epoch based on the differential carrier phase observation for the positioning epoch.

Abstract: A combination drug for treatment of gastric carcinoma and/or esophagogastric junction cancer, comprising an anti-PD-L1 antibody and anlotinib or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof. The combination drug further comprises at least one third therapeutic agent. In addition, the present application further provides a use of a combination drug or a pharmaceutic composition, which comprises an anti-PD-L1 antibody and anlotinib or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, in preparation of a drug for treatment of gastric carcinoma and/or esophagogastric junction cancer.

Abstract: Techniques for extended wide-lane carrier phase availability using inertial measurement unit (IMU) feedback are disclosed. The techniques can include determining an IMU-based position differential based on first IMU data received from an IMU of the mobile device, detecting a wide-lane cycle slip based on a wide-lane differential carrier phase (DCP) measurement and the IMU-based position differential, responsive to detecting the wide lane cycle slip, adjusting the wide-lane DCP measurement based on the IMU-based position differential to obtain a corrected wide-lane DCP measurement, and generating a global navigation satellite system (GNSS)-based positioning estimate for the mobile device based on the corrected wide-lane DCP measurement.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a plurality of demultiplexing modules, a plurality of multiplexing modules, and a plurality of N×N switching modules. Each demultiplexing module is connected to P N×N switching modules through optical fibers. Each multiplexing module is connected to P N×N switching modules through optical fibers. Demultiplexing modules and multiplexing modules are connected to same N×N switching modules. At least one N×N switching module connected to a target demultiplexing module has a function of switching optical signals of a plurality of wavelengths for the target demultiplexing module. A quantity of wavelengths of optical signals received by each N×N switching module connected to the target demultiplexing module from the target demultiplexing module is less than a target value, and the target value is a quantity of wavelengths of optical signals received by the target demultiplexing module.

Abstract: A communication method includes: a first device sends and/or receives first information, the first information including sensing related information.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a method for annotating video data performed by a computer device. The method includes: displaying target video data in a video application; displaying annotated media data in the video application in response to a trigger operation performed on a progress time point annotation function in the video application, the annotated media data being media data associated with a current progress time point, the current progress time point being a progress time point corresponding to the trigger operation to which the target video data is played; and sharing the annotated media data with another user in response to a confirmation operation performed on the annotated media data, the annotated media data enabling the second user to perform a progress jump on the target video data based on the current progress time point. Through this application, efficiency of video progress positioning can be improved.

Abstract: A method of determining an integer ambiguity search space includes: obtaining, at an apparatus, a code phase measurement of a satellite vehicle signal comprising a pseudorandom noise code and a carrier signal; obtaining, at the apparatus, spatial information corresponding to a wireless terrestrial signal transferred between the apparatus and a terrestrial base station; determining, at the apparatus, a satellite positioning system carrier phase integer ambiguity search space based on the code phase measurement; and constraining a size of the satellite positioning system carrier phase integer ambiguity search space based on the spatial information.

Abstract: A method of determining a location of a measurement device includes determining, at a server: measurement times of first positioning signal measurements, of first positioning signals from first positioning signal sources and/or a subset of positioning signal sources of second positioning signal sources. The method includes sending at least one measurement command from the server to the measurement device to cause the measurement device to obtain the first positioning signal measurements in accordance with the measurement times and/or obtain second positioning signal measurements of second positioning signals sent from the subset of positioning signal sources. The method includes: receiving, at the server from the measurement device, measurement data corresponding to the first positioning signal measurements and/or the second positioning signal measurements; and determining, at the server, the location of the measurement device based on the measurement data.

Abstract: Aspects presented herein may enable a UE to identify whether images captured by the camera(s) of the UE are spoofed (e.g., are real images or false/manipulated/virtual images, etc.). In one aspect, a UE obtains a set of images associated with a vision-aided positioning session, where the set of images is captured using at least one first camera. The UE detects that at least one spoofing feature is present in the set of images during the vision-aided positioning session. The UE stores or outputs an indication of the at least one spoofing feature based on the at least one spoofing feature being present in the set of images. The UE performs the camera-aided positioning session based on at least one non-spoofing feature, where the at least one non-spoofing feature is different from the at least one spoofing feature.