Abstract: Various systems and methods for aggregating data from disparate sources to determine an optimal package of data items are disclosed. For example, the system described herein can obtain data items from various sources, aggregate and/or organize the data items into an optimal package based on various criteria, and present, via an interactive user interface, the optimal package. Furthermore, the interactive user interface may enable a user to adjust the criteria used to aggregate and/or organize the data items. The system may interactively re-aggregate and re-organize the data items using the adjusted criteria as the user interacts with the package via the user interface. The system and user interface may thus enable the user to optimize the packages of data items based on multiple factors quickly and efficiently.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for aggregating data from disparate sources to determine an optimal package of data items are disclosed. For example, the system described herein can obtain data items from various sources, aggregate and/or organize the data items into an optimal package based on various criteria, and present, via an interactive user interface, the optimal package. Furthermore, the interactive user interface may enable a user to adjust the criteria used to aggregate and/or organize the data items. The system may interactively re-aggregate and re-organize the data items using the adjusted criteria as the user interacts with the package via the user interface. The system and user interface may thus enable the user to optimize the packages of data items based on multiple factors quickly and efficiently.

Abstract: A method of planning the manufacture of component carriers includes defining a set of final product parameters as a target for component carriers to be manufactured, ranking the process parameters concerning their impact on the final product parameters, selecting a subset of higher ranked process parameters, inputting the selected subset of process parameters for processing by an artificial intelligence module, and determining an action plan for the manufacturing based on an output of the artificial intelligence module, where the product parameters are influenceable by a set of process parameters settable during the manufacturing method.

Abstract: A roller platform apparatus includes a rigid plate, a set of bearings mounted on the rigid plate, and a set of one or more bars attached to the rigid plate. The set of bars is configured to restrict movement of a load into a space between the set of bearings and lower than the height of the one of more bars, and the height of the one or more bars is lower than the height of the first set of bearings and higher than the rigid plate. At least one advantage in this approach is that an equipment rack can be transported without the use of casters that are permanently attached to the equipment rack.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer programs are disclosed for managing data bugs in a data processing system comprising one or more data resources. The method may comprise receiving an indication of one or more bugs relating to one or more data resources, and contextual information for the one or more bugs and determining, from the received indication, one or more bug types and grouping the bugs by bug type for the same data resource to produce a aggregated list of open issues requiring fixing. Further operations may comprise presenting the aggregated list of one or more open issues on a user interface for selection, the one or more open issues being selectable, and, responsive to receiving selection of a particular open issue, presenting contextual information for the one or more bugs within the group on the user interface.

Abstract: A sign assembly such as an exit sign can be mounted on either a wall or a ceiling of a structure. The sign assembly includes a housing with a frame that supports a square lens. The frame has one wall section that is removable to enable the lens to be removed and reinserted in a different orientation relative to the frame. As a result, the lens can be oriented properly when the sign housing is turned to be mounted on either the wall or the ceiling. The lens is free of electrical contacts and electrical terminals.

Abstract: A sign assembly such as an exit sign can be mounted on either a wall or a ceiling of a structure. The sign assembly includes a housing with a frame that supports a square lens. The frame has one wall section that is removable to enable the lens to be removed and reinserted in a different orientation relative to the frame. As a result, the lens can be oriented properly when the sign housing is turned to be mounted on either the wall or the ceiling. The lens is free of electrical contacts and electrical terminals.

Abstract: A system with an interactive user interface for users to view and interact with sanitized log data received from a plurality of hosts, such as those associated with various services of an organization. The system may receive from hosts log files and/or metadata that have been filtered by agents executing on the respective hosts to remove or anonymize any sensitive or confidential information prior to transmission to the system. In some embodiments the system does further filtering of the sanitized data. Received sanitized data is parsed, indexed, and/or otherwise processed for optimal searching, and stored in a log pipeline. The system causes display of an electronic visualization interface comprising a dynamic electronic search configured to receive an indication of various log search criteria, such as an error or trace identifier, that are used to identify matching log files meeting the provided criteria, such as log files associated with services executed on different hosts.

Abstract: A system with an interactive user interface for users to view and interact with sanitized log data received from a plurality of hosts, such as those associated with various services of an organization. The system may receive from hosts log files and/or metadata that have been filtered by agents executing on the respective hosts to remove or anonymize any sensitive or confidential information prior to transmission to the system. In some embodiments the system does further filtering of the sanitized data. Received sanitized data is parsed, indexed, and/or otherwise processed for optimal searching, and stored in a log pipeline. The system causes display of an electronic visualization interface comprising a dynamic electronic search configured to receive an indication of various log search criteria, such as an error or trace identifier, that are used to identify matching log files meeting the provided criteria, such as log files associated with services executed on different hosts.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a registration request from an application running on a client system. The registration request includes a messaging token associated with a message-distribution server. In response to the received registration request, the messaging token is registered to a user profile on a social-networking system. A push notification is generated for display at the client system. The push notification and the messaging token are sent to the message-distribution server, where the messaging token identifies the client system to the message-distribution server for delivery of the push notification.

Abstract: A method for generating or expanding a population of T cells specific for a virus by a method comprising: stimulating T cells by culture in the presence of antigen presenting cells (APCs) presenting a peptide of the virus, wherein at least 10% of the media in which the cells are cultured is conditioned media obtained from a stimulation culture comprising T cells and APCs presenting a peptide of the virus. Also disclosed are methods for accelerating the rate of expansion of a virus-specific T cell population, and methods for treating or preventing diseases or disorders using the generated or expanded T cell population.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes accessing a post associated with a first user of an online social network; extracting n-grams from the post; determining whether the post is associated with a trending topic based on whether one or more of the extracted n-grams are associated with the trending topic; identifying one or more second users, wherein each second user is a first-degree connection of the first user within the online social network and wherein each second user is a subscribing user; generating, for each second user, a live social module comprising the post; and sending, to a system of each second user, the live social module.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer programs are disclosed for managing data bugs in a data processing system comprising one or more data resources. The method may comprise receiving an indication of one or more bugs relating to one or more data resources, and contextual information for the one or more bugs and determining, from the received indication, one or more bug types and grouping the bugs by bug type for the same data resource to produce a aggregated list of open issues requiring fixing. Further operations may comprise presenting the aggregated list of one or more open issues on a user interface for selection, the one or more open issues being selectable, and, responsive to receiving selection of a particular open issue, presenting contextual information for the one or more bugs within the group on the user interface.

Abstract: This invention relates to a modular purification system having a disposable sump assembly and an improved flow distribution plate. The system is readily adaptable to a variety of configurations without the need for repiping or replumbing of the installation, and lends itself to the use of multiple purification techniques.

Abstract: A data storage system includes storage processors that execute respective datapath components and management components. The datapath components maintain logical storage objects being the target of the storage I/O commands and for which underlying data is stored on an array of storage devices. The management components operate in an active-standby fashion in which (1) the management components maintain respective separate copies of a management database storing information about the logical storage objects, (2) an active management component serves external requests from a storage administrator by accessing its copy of the management database, and (3) a standby management component responds to non-availability of the first management component by becoming the active management component and serving subsequent external requests from the storage administrator by accessing its copy of the management database.

Abstract: A method of treating a cancer in a subject is disclosed, comprising: (1) isolating T cells from a subject; generating or expanding a population of T cells specific for a virus by a method comprising: stimulating T cells by culture in the presence of antigen presenting cells (APCs) presenting a peptide of the virus, wherein 10 to 25% of the media in which the cells are cultured is conditioned media obtained from a stimulation culture comprising T cells and APCs presenting a peptide of the virus; and (3) administering the generated or expanded population of T cells to a subject. Also disclosed are methods for generating or expanding a population of T cells specific for a virus.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can generate subscription information associated with a user and a content item, wherein the subscription information is indicative of the user viewing the content item. The subscription information is stored at a first data center. A determination is made to replicate the subscription information based on replication criteria. The subscription information is replicated to one or more additional data centers based on the making the determination to replicate the subscription information.

Abstract: Methods and systems may enable the setup and configuration of proximity services between wireless transmit/receive units (WTRUs) over different sharing paths including via a direct air interface, a radio access network (RAN) or one or more network nodes. Mobility management entities (MMEs) may exchange messages to initiate, modify or terminate a proximity service session between WTRUs, and may negotiate data paths for proximity services with or without the assistance of WTRUs. WTRU-to-WTRU control plane messages may be exchanged between WTRUs with limited involvement from other network entities and may avoid the setup of resources for data plane communications. Mobility management entities (MMEs) may exchange messages to initiate, modify or terminate a proximity service session between WTRUs, and may negotiate data paths for proximity services with or without the assistance of WTRUs.