Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to determine whether an issue request submitted by a user of the issue tracking system can, or should, be subdivided into two or more issue requests. In some implementations, the issue tracking system is configured to extract a content item of the issue request (e.g., title, description, and the like) in order to perform a semantic and/or syntactic analysis of that content item. Upon determining that the content item includes two or more clauses linked by a coordinating, subordinating, or correlative conjunction, the system can provide a recommendation to the user to submit discrete two or more issue requests, each one of which corresponds to a single linked clause of the content item.

Abstract: A widget management service may analyze messages (e.g., email messages or other electronic messages) to determine clusters of similar messages, such as messages based on a common template or otherwise having high levels of similarity to one another. Within these message clusters, the widget management service may analyze messages to determine unique content (e.g., content that differs across messages) for extraction and presentation in widgets in the graphical user interface.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide method for wireless communications by a user equipment (UE), generally including receiving one or more signals, from a network entity, over a channel, wherein the channel is modeled as a plurality of clusters, determining a plurality of time correlation values for the channel based on the one or more signals, and transmitting a report indicating the plurality of time correlation values for the channel.

Abstract: Lighting systems combine UV-A and white light with an adjustable CCT value so that any adverse effects from the UV-A radiation are mitigated—that is, tunable adjustments to the output of the non-UV LEDs, or to all of the LEDs, result in an overall mixed output conforming to a target CCT value.

Abstract: An issue tracking system for tracking software development tasks is described herein. The issue tracking system may be configured to receive new issue requests from a client device and associate the new issue requests with one or more clusters of previously stored issue records. The issue tracking system may also determine similarity between issues in a first cluster of stored issue records and issues in a second cluster that is associated with a different software development project. Based on a determination that the issue similarity exceeds a threshold, the user may be prompted with one or more recommendations for a subsequent issue request or issue request content.

Abstract: A content suggestion system for suggesting one or more content items to a client application on a client device may include a content suggestion service and a collaborative content management and communication system communicably coupled to the content suggestion service and comprising a store of content items. The content suggestion service may be configured to, during a real-time chat session between a first user and a second user, receive one or more communication events exchanged between the first user and the second user, determine, using the received one or more communication events, a subject of the real-time chat session, and cause an identifier of a candidate suggested content item to be displayed to the first user.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to track issues, tickets, or tasks is described herein. The issue tracking system may include a voice interface system that may be used to create, modify, and delete issue records during a live meeting or event. The voice interface system may be configured to facilitate a live meeting conducted in a particular format or structure. The voice interface system may be adapted to determine a relevance score between a voice input and one or more respective issue records being tracked by the issue tracking system. If the relevancy score satisfies a threshold, a respective issue record may be selected for modification or editing during the live meeting through a series of responsive voice commands or other voice input.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to determine similarity between issue content items (e.g., title, type, description, and the like). Based on a determined similarity satisfying a threshold and/or using a predictive model, the issue tracking system may provide a user with a suggested supplemental content item to be submitted to the issue tracking system.

Abstract: An issue tracking system for tracking software development tasks is described herein. The issue tracking system may be configured to receive new issue requests from a client device and associate the new issue requests with one or more clusters of previously stored issue records. The issue tracking system may also determine similarity between issues in a first cluster of stored issue records and issues in a second cluster that is associated with a different software development project. Based on a determination that the issue similarity exceeds a threshold, the user may be prompted with one or more recommendations for a subsequent issue request or issue request content.

Abstract: A system in which existing email protocols are leveraged to exchange information between two or more client devices. An email includes an embedded serialized object that comprises instructions to inform one or more behaviors of an email client application performed upon receiving the email or at a later time.

Abstract: A content suggestion system for suggesting one or more content items to a client application on a client device may include a content suggestion service and a collaborative content management and communication system communicably coupled to the content suggestion service and comprising a store of content items. The content suggestion service may be configured to, during a real-time chat session between a first user and a second user, receive one or more communication events exchanged between the first user and the second user, determine, using the received one or more communication events, a subject of the real-time chat session, and cause an identifier of a candidate suggested content item to be displayed to the first user.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to determine similarity between issue content items (e.g., title, type, description, and the like). Based on a determined similarity satisfying a threshold and/or using a predictive model, the issue tracking system may provide a user with a suggested supplemental content item to be submitted to the issue tracking system.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to track issues, tickets, or tasks is described herein. The issue tracking system may be used to create, modify, and delete issue records during a live meeting or event. The issue tracking system may be adapted to determine a likelihood of user attendance or user proximity and, in accordance with the likelihood exceeding a threshold or meeting a criteria, suppress transmission of notifications to a subset of user devices. Normal or unsuppressed notification transmission is maintained to another subset of user devices.

Abstract: A collaboration tool includes a content consistency service that monitors a content database of the collaboration tool for substantially similar and/or duplicate data items that reference substantially static information, such as telephone numbers, addresses, and the like. In response to such a determination, the content consistency service replaces all occurrences of duplicate/similar data items with references to a single main reference database.

Abstract: A system in which existing email protocols are leveraged to exchange information between two or more client devices. In some examples, a trained classifier can be leveraged to apply a label or classification to a received email. Based on the classification of the email, one or more parsers can be selected which can output data to be displayed in a dedicated portion of a graphical user interface.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to determine similarity between issue content in an issue request issue content in a previously submitted issue record. Based on the similarity, the issue tracking system may determine a likelihood that a given issue is related to at least one additional issue. In response to a determination that likelihood exceeds a threshold, data can be extracted from the related issue to provide the user with a suggested supplemental issue request to be submitted to the issue tracking system.

Abstract: A widget management service may analyze messages (e.g., email messages or other electronic messages) to determine clusters of similar messages, such as messages based on a common template or otherwise having high levels of similarity to one another. Within these message clusters, the widget management service may analyze messages to determine unique content (e.g., content that differs across messages) for extraction and presentation in widgets in the graphical user interface.

Abstract: An electronic mail system such as described herein in which an email message includes an embedded payload that comprises instructions and/or action items to inform one or more behaviors of an electronic mail client application and/or one or more hardware functions or sensors of the electronic device executing the electronic mail client application.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to track issues, tickets, or tasks is described herein. The issue tracking system may be used to create, modify, and delete issue records during a live meeting or event. The issue tracking system may be adapted to determine a likelihood of user attendance or user proximity and, in accordance with the likelihood exceeding a threshold or meeting a criteria, suppress transmission of notifications to a subset of user devices. Normal or unsuppressed notification transmission is maintained to another subset of user devices.

Abstract: An issue tracking system configured to track issues, tickets, or tasks is described herein. The issue tracking system may include a voice interface system that may be used to create, modify, and delete issue records during a live meeting or event. The voice interface system may be configured to facilitate a live meeting conducted in a particular format or structure. The voice interface system may be adapted to determine a relevance score between a voice input and one or more respective issue records being tracked by the issue tracking system. If the relevancy score satisfies a threshold, a respective issue record may be selected for modification or editing during the live meeting through a series of responsive voice commands or other voice input.