Abstract: In various examples, systems and methods are disclosed herein for a vehicle command operation system that may use technology across multiple modalities to cause vehicular operations to be performed in response to determining a focal point based on a gaze of an occupant. The system may utilize sensors to receive first data indicative of an eye gaze of an occupant of the vehicle. The system may utilize sensors to receive second data indicative of other data from the occupant. The system may then calculate a gaze vector based on the data indicative of the eye gaze of the occupant. The system may determine a focal point based on the gaze vector. In response to determining the focal point, the system causes an operation to be performed in the vehicle based on the second data.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein provide techniques to facilitate scalable interrupts and workload submission for a virtualized graphics processor. The techniques include memory-based interrupt reporting and shared work queue submission for multiple software domains.

Abstract: In some aspects, the techniques described herein relate to a method including: receiving a set of messages; filtering the set of messages to identify a set of newsletters in response to a selection of a newsletter control within a messaging application; rendering a newsletter view within the messaging application, the newsletter view displaying a plurality of tiles corresponding to the set of newsletters; receiving a section of a given tile in the plurality of tiles from a user; and rendering a newsletter reader view, the newsletter reader view including a subject and body of a selected newsletter corresponding to the given tile.

Abstract: Techniques for graduated navigation displayed on an electronic device used in servicing items for users are described herein. For example, the electronic device can receive a first set of directions for moving towards a first geolocation associated with a service address using a first navigation method for presentation. The electronic device can transition from the first set of directions to a second set of directions in response to detecting a transition trigger associated with a second geolocation. The transition can involve ceasing providing the first set of directions for presentation. The transition can also involve providing the second set of directions for moving from the second geolocation towards the service address using a second navigation for presentation.

Abstract: A lowband radiator has four dipole arms and a central region that is centered at the intersection of the dipole arms. Each of the dipole arms has a sequence of capacitive and inductive structures and a pair of high gain wings that are disposed in the dipole central region. In one embodiment of the lowband radiator, each dipole arm has a gap within the central region that is colinear with the dipole arm. The dipoles provide for improved isolation from nearby midband radiators while providing high gain.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a processor includes a branch predictor to predict whether a branch instruction is to be taken and a branch target buffer (BTB) coupled to the branch predictor. The branch target buffer may be segmented into a first cache portion and a second cache portion, where, in response to an indication that the branch is to be taken, the BTB is to access an entry in one of the first cache portion and the second cache portion based at least in part on a type of the branch instruction, an occurrence frequency of the branch instruction, and spatial information regarding a distance between a target address of a target of the branch instruction and an address of the branch instruction. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: A hydraulic piston position determination system for a vehicle includes a hydraulic piston actuator configured to move a piston member in response to a hydraulic fluid pressure to engage/disengage a friction member, a hydraulic solenoid valve configured to control the hydraulic fluid pressure at the hydraulic piston actuator by regulating a flow of hydraulic fluid from a hydraulic fluid supply system, and a controller configured to control the hydraulic piston actuator by controlling the hydraulic solenoid valve according to an actual duty cycle based on a flow demand change associated with the hydraulic piston actuator, and determine a position of the hydraulic piston actuator based on (i) a magnetic reluctance change and (ii) a difference between the actual duty cycle and a steady-state duty cycle for the hydraulic solenoid valve.

Abstract: A deck plate positioning system for an agricultural harvester includes a controller comprising a memory and a processor. The controller is configured to receive a sensor signal indicative of an image of harvested crop material within a feederhouse of the agricultural harvester. The controller is also configured to analyze the image to measure at least one metric of the harvested crop material related to physical geometries and sizes of the harvested crop material within the feederhouse. The controller is further configured to automatically adjust positions of deck plates of a header of the agricultural harvester based on the at least one metric.

Abstract: An example method for intelligently scheduling backups in a container system comprises receiving, by a storage management system, a request for a backup of an application running on a container system; determining, by the storage management system and based on receiving the request, an application load level on the application and a system load level on the container system; and determining, by the storage management system and based on the application load level and the system load level, whether to initiate the backup.

Abstract: System and techniques for predicting a stylus position while interacting on a surface are described herein. The prediction begins by obtaining a set of points that are derived from a stylus moving on a surface. An artificial neural network (ANN) may be invoked on an input set. Here, the input set is based on the set of points from the stylus. The ANN is configured to output a next point from the input set, and the ANN is trained to minimize angular error for the next point over other errors. Once the next point is provided by the ANN, the next point may be communicated for rendering on a display.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to indicate whether one or more storages correspond to one or more non-uniform memory access (NUMA) storages. In at least one embodiment, one or more circuits are to perform an application programming interface (API) to indicate whether one or more storages indicated by one or more users of the API corresponds to one or more NUMA storages or one or more graphics processing unit (GPU) storages.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to access one or more non-uniform memory access (NUMA) nodes. In at least one embodiment, one or more circuits are to perform an application programming interface (API) to cause one or more NUMA nodes or one or more physical addresses allocated to one or more graphics processing units (GPUs) to be accessed based, at least in part, on one or more indications within the API.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to cause information to be read from one or more non-uniform memory access (NUMA) storages. In at least one embodiment, one or more circuits are to perform an application programming interface (API) to cause information to be read from one or more NUMA storages or one or more graphics processor unit (GPU) physical storages based, at least in part, on one or more indicators to be indicated by one or more users of the API.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to store information within one or more non-uniform memory access (NUMA) storages. In at least one embodiment, one or more circuits are to perform an application programming interface (API) to cause information to be stored within one or more NUMA storages or one or more graphics processor unit (GPU) physical storages based, at least in part, on one or more indicators to be indicated by one or more users of the API.

Abstract: In some implementations, a server device may receive a request to validate a connectivity between the server device and a device associated with a cellular site. The server device may generate an ISO image that includes site-specific configuration information for the cellular site. The server device may utilize the ISO image to configure an operating system of the device. The server device may test the connectivity between the server device and the device based on configuring the operating system. The server device may perform one or more actions based on testing the connectivity between the server device and the device.

Abstract: Disclosed are embodiments for providing a domain-specific visualization of message content. Unclassified messages are received for a sender and a real-time classifier is used to assign categories to the messages. User interactions with email can then be used to generate a ranked list of domain-specific senders. This ranked list of senders and classified emails can then be used to provide a domain-specific view to a user. Further features (e.g., aggregated content pages by sender, dynamic call-to-action buttons, message previews etc.) can then be built on top of the ranked senders and messages.

Abstract: A technique monitors input/output (I/O) and Persistent Reservation (PR) activity patterns to detect degraded performance of a highly available and fault tolerant application executing in a multi-site disaster recovery (DR) environment. Multiple instances of the application execute in different virtual machines (VMs) of a compute layer within a guest clustering configuration that extends across clusters of the sites. A storage layer of the clusters provides shared storage to the multiple VMs across the multiple sites. One of the sites is configured as an active storage site configured to receive and service I/O requests from the compute layer. A single instance of the application is active at a time and configured as a “compute owner” of the shared storage to issue the I/O requests to the shared storage. The compute owner and active storage site may not be co-located on the same site, leading to excessive I/O and PR activity patterns indicative of degraded performance.

Abstract: A method and system for generating binary image of a document image is disclosed. The method includes determining a negative map image, an inverse negative map image, an HSV image and a grayscale image of the document image. One or more cells corresponding to at least one table are detected based on detection of lines in the negative map image. For each of the cells, a foreground mean value, a background mean value, and a background mean HSV value is determined. Each of the cells are categorized as a dark cell or a light cell based on the foreground mean value and the background mean value. Contrast value of each cell is determined based on the foreground mean value and the background mean value. The binary image is determined based on the contrast value, a pre-defined threshold value, the background mean HSV value and the categorization of the corresponding cell.

Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems are described for closed-loop neuromodulation for control of a physiological state. The system includes an energy application system, a user device, a sensor, and a controller. The controller may be configured to select a state phase based on an engagement component. The controller may be configured to prompt at least one of the user device to present a cue to the subject or the energy application system to apply the electrical stimulation to the subject based on the selected state phase. The controller may be configured to measure the set of physiological reactions induced by the selected state phase. The controller may determine a subject bio-psychiatric therapeutic trajectory based on the measured set of physiological reactions from the subject, the subject bio-psychiatric therapeutic trajectory generated by mapping the set of physiological reactions from the subject to the state phase.

Abstract: In various examples, systems and methods are disclosed that accurately identify driver and passenger in-cabin activities that may indicate a biomechanical distraction that prevents a driver from being fully engaged in driving a vehicle. In particular, image data representative of an image of an occupant of a vehicle may be applied to one or more deep neural networks (DNNs). Using the DNNs, data indicative of key point locations corresponding to the occupant may be computed, a shape and/or a volume corresponding to the occupant may be reconstructed, a position and size of the occupant may be estimated, hand gesture activities may be classified, and/or body postures or poses may be classified. These determinations may be used to determine operations or settings for the vehicle to increase not only the safety of the occupants, but also of surrounding motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians.