Abstract: A method for creating a realistic agent-based simulation of an over-the-counter market and using data from the real market to calibrate the simulator is provided. The method includes: assigning, to each of a group of agents, a type value that relates to a state of the respective agent; receiving agent-specific data that relates to market-based observations, market-based actions, and market-based rewards; generating a market simulation based on the assigned type values and the received agent-specific data; and calibrating the market simulation based on actual market data.

Abstract: Case management systems and techniques are disclosed. In various embodiments, a hierarchical document permission model is received, the model describing a document hierarchy comprising a plurality of hierarchically related document nodes and defining for each of at least a subset of said document nodes one or more document roles and for each such role one or more document permissions with respect to that document node. The hierarchical document permission model is used to determine and enforce permissions with respect to case management instances to which the hierarchical document permission model applies.

Abstract: In general, embodiments of the technology relate to a method and system for implementing a dynamic content type (DCT) in a content management system. More specifically, embodiments of the technology relate to using a DCT in order to change and/or extend the functionality of the content management system.

Abstract: In general, embodiments of the technology relate to a method and system for implementing external content type (ECT) object types in a content management system (CMS). More specifically, embodiments of the technology relate to augmenting the object model with a new class of object type—an external content type (ECT) object type. The ECT object types are a class of object types that are used to manage object (referred to as managed external objects) that are located in external data systems.

Abstract: Case management systems and techniques are disclosed. In various embodiments, a trait definition is received that associates with a case node comprising a case model an object associated with an external system, e.g., a document or other content object and/or a business or other software object. The trait definition is used to bind respective instances of the object to corresponding instances of the case node in case instances created based on the case model.

Abstract: In general, embodiments of the technology relate to a method and system for implementing a dynamic content type (DCT) in a content management system. More specifically, embodiments of the technology relate to using a DCT in order to change and/or extend the functionality of the content management system.

Abstract: Case management systems and techniques are disclosed. In various embodiments, for each of a plurality of case nodes comprising a case model a trait definition comprising a corresponding set of traits associated with that case node is received. The respective trait definitions are used to bind each set of traits to the case node with which the set of traits is associated in case instances created based on the case model.

Abstract: A method includes obtaining k-space data acquired by an MRI scanner from a single channel body coil utilizing a multi-shot EP-DWI pulse sequence and sampling the k-space data for a plurality of shots so that for each shot both a central k-space is fully sampled to form a central calibration region and an outer k-space is partially sampled by a factor equal to a number of shots. The method includes reconstructing an initial fully sampled k-space estimate for each shot utilizing both partial Fourier constant sampling and projection on convex sets reconstruction, wherein the plurality of shots is treated as a plurality of channels for filling in missing k-space for a respective shot. The method includes utilizing a low-rank regularization algorithm in an iterative manner to generate a reconstructed image for each shot, wherein the initial fully sampled k-space estimate for each shot is utilized as an initial guess.

Abstract: An information handling system (IHS) may receive, from a first sensor of the information handling system, first sensor data. The IHS may detect an individual other than a user of the IHS in a field of view of the first sensor based on the first sensor data. The IHS may then, in response to the first sensor detecting the individual, receive, from a second sensor of the IHS, second sensor data. Based, at least in part, on the first sensor data and the second sensor data, the IHS may determine relevance of the individual to an application displayed on a display of the IHS. The IHS may then generate an intent score for the individual based at least in part on the determined relevance. The IHS may then determine whether a security profile is to be applied to the IHS based, at least in part, on the intent score.

Abstract: Described herein are crystalline forms of 5-(((2R,3S)-1-((7-chloro-6-oxo-5,6-dihydro-1,5-naphthyridin-3-yl)methyl)-2-methylazetidin-3-yl)oxy)-N-cyclopropylpicolinamide (Compound 1), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or solvate thereof.

Abstract: Case management systems and techniques are disclosed. In various embodiments, a definition is received that associates a descendant case role alias with a first case node at a first hierarchical level of a hierarchical data model, the definition further associating a permission with the descendant case role alias and referencing a referenced case role associated with a second case node at a second hierarchical level of the hierarchical data model. The definition is used to extend the permission to a user assigned to the referenced case role with respect to a case instance comprising the hierarchical data model.

Abstract: Case management systems and techniques are disclosed. In various embodiments, a hierarchical document permission model is received, the model describing a document hierarchy comprising a plurality of hierarchically related document nodes and defining for each of at least a subset of said document nodes one or more document roles and for each such role one or more document permissions with respect to that document node. The hierarchical document permission model is used to determine and enforce permissions with respect to case management instances to which the hierarchical document permission model applies.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for collecting, distributing and managing notifications of user presence. More specifically, systems and methods are provided for collecting notifications of user presence that are generated by a first IHS and distributing the notifications of user presence to a second IHS for notification, aggregation and/or analysis of user presence events. In some embodiments, notifications of user presence may be collected from the first IHS and distributed to the second IHS to provide notification of user presence events to the second IHS (or a user of the second IHS). In other embodiments, the notifications of user presence generated by the first IHS may be aggregated and/or analyzed by the second IHS to generate various metrics for the user presence events that occur at the first IHS. In doing so, the disclosed embodiments enable security (and other policies) to be set in a data-based, empirically driven way.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided to monitor user presence, and manage various actions in response to user presence, within a system comprising multiple UPD-capable devices. In some embodiments, the systems and methods disclosed herein may collect user presence data from a plurality of UPD-capable devices, monitor the user presence data collected from the plurality of UPD-capable devices to accurately identify a user's presence, attention and/or engagement with a particular UPD-capable device, and manage various actions performed within the particular UPD-capable device based on said monitoring. In doing so, the systems and methods disclosed herein may reduce or eliminate problems that may otherwise occur when multiple UPD-capable devices are used within a system to monitor user presence.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided for controlling the enrollment status of trusted users included within a TMU database. More specifically, embodiments of systems and methods are disclosed to control the enrollment status of a trusted user enrolled within a TMU database based on time. In doing so, the disclosed systems and methods improve system security in an information handling system operated within a multi-user environment by: controlling how long a trusted user is given access to an active system session when the authenticated user walks away, and providing a way to continue or revoke the enrollment status of a trusted user for a subsequent system session based on time.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided for managing system wake events within an information handling system (IHS) located in a multi-user environment. In some embodiments, the systems and methods disclosed herein improve system security within an IHS located within a multi-user environment by: (a) monitoring user presence of one or more users present within a field of view (FOV) of the IHS during a system wake event, and (b) waking the IHS in a secure operating mode or a non-secured operating mode, based on the user(s) present with the FOV during the system wake event.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided for provisioning a database of trusted users stored locally on one or more information handling systems. The systems and methods disclosed herein may utilize a database of trusted users (otherwise referred to as a trusted multi-user database, or TMU database), a database template and/or policy stored within a remote system (e.g., a cloud or backend server) to remotely manage and provision a TMU database stored locally within one or more information handling systems. In doing so, the systems and methods disclosed herein may be used to securely back-up and restore a TMU database stored locally with an IHS, remotely manage enrollment and provisioning of a TMU database stored locally within one or more information handling systems based on policy, and apply TMU configuration settings globally to the TMU databases stored locally within a plurality of information handling systems.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided for managing and operating a user presence detection (UPD) capable information handling system (IHS) within a multi-user environment. The systems and methods disclosed herein improve system security and reduce power loss in a UPD-capable IHS operated within a multi-user environment by continuously: (a) monitoring user presence within a field of view (FOV) of the UPD-capable IHS, (b) determining the identity of the user(s) present within the FOV by comparing biometric data obtained from the user(s) present within the FOV with biometric data contained within a database of trusted users, and (c) performing various actions, such as waking the IHS from a low power state or locking an active system session of the IHS, based on the identity of the user(s) present with FOV.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided for provisioning a database of trusted users stored locally within an information handling system (IHS) based on location. The systems and methods disclosed herein may be used to identify a location of the IHS, and provision a database of trusted users (e.g., a TMU database) stored locally with the IHS based on the identified location. The TMU database is initially provisioned with a set of trusted users (and associated TMU information) expected for the identified location. If the IHS moves to a different location, the systems and methods disclosed herein may automatically reprovision the TMU database with a set of trusted users (and associated TMU information) expected for the new location. This reduces re-enrollment and enables the systems and methods disclosed herein to intelligently manage the TMU database stored locally with the IHS.

Abstract: Embodiments of systems and methods are provided for enrolling new users within a database of trusted users during an active system session. The disclosed systems and methods automate and streamline the process of enrolling new trusted users within a database of trusted users (otherwise referred to as a trusted multi-user database, or TMU database). In some embodiments, the systems and methods disclosed herein may initiate enrollment of a new user within a TMU database upon: (a) receiving confirmation from an authenticated user verifying acceptance of the new user as a trusted user, and (b) detecting a passive enrollment response from the new user. This enables the disclosed systems and methods to securely and efficiently enroll new trusted users within a TMU database, with limited user interaction.