Abstract: An example embodiment may involve persistent storage containing definitions of (i) assignments of bots to endpoints, (ii) software packages for execution by the bots, (iii) schedules for the bots to execute the software packages, and (iv) processes that associate the bots with the software packages and the schedules. This embodiment may also involve processors configured to: receive, from a computing device, a request for bot deployment, wherein the computing device includes a bot runtime; identify, in the processes, a bot assigned to an endpoint that is associated with the computing device, wherein the bot is associated with a software package and a schedule; and transmit, to the computing device, data including a representation of the bot, a copy of the software package, and a copy of the schedule, wherein reception of the data causes the bot to execute, using the bot runtime, the software package in accordance with the schedule.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to parallelized exception handling for large datasets. One example embodiment includes a method. The method includes retrieving one or more sets of entries to be analyzed. The method also includes selecting an available computing resource. In addition, the method includes causing the available computing resource to perform an analysis of each entry within the respective set of entries to identify previously defined exceptions. Further, the method includes causing, for each entry within the respective set of entries, a list of exceptions associated with the respective entry to be created or updated based on the analysis. Additionally, the method includes causing, for each entry within the respective set of entries, metadata associated with the respective entry to be updated when the list of exceptions associated with the respective entry indicates that no exceptions are associated with the respective entry.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to parallelized exception handling for large datasets. One example embodiment includes a method. The method includes retrieving one or more sets of entries to be analyzed. The method also includes selecting an available computing resource. In addition, the method includes causing the available computing resource to perform an analysis of each entry within the respective set of entries to identify previously defined exceptions. Further, the method includes causing, for each entry within the respective set of entries, a list of exceptions associated with the respective entry to be created or updated based on the analysis. Additionally, the method includes causing, for each entry within the respective set of entries, metadata associated with the respective entry to be updated when the list of exceptions associated with the respective entry indicates that no exceptions are associated with the respective entry.

Abstract: Embodiments provide for side-channel leakage evaluation of asymmetric key cryptography algorithms. An example method includes identifying inputs, constraints, and a sequence of steps involved in an algorithm of a design specification; generating input test vectors, wherein the input test vectors are associated with a secrecy guarantee of the algorithm; generating a testbench for simulation of the design specification; generating power traces by simulating the design specification; performing a leakage assessment on generated power profiles; generating a divergence factor; and determining whether the design specification has a side-channel vulnerability.

Abstract: An example embodiment may involve persistent storage containing definitions of (i) assignments of bots to endpoints, (ii) software packages for execution by the bots, (iii) schedules for the bots to execute the software packages, and (iv) processes that associate the bots with the software packages and the schedules. This embodiment may also involve processors configured to: receive, from a computing device, a request for bot deployment, wherein the computing device includes a bot runtime; identify, in the processes, a bot assigned to an endpoint that is associated with the computing device, wherein the bot is associated with a software package and a schedule; and transmit, to the computing device, data including a representation of the bot, a copy of the software package, and a copy of the schedule, wherein reception of the data causes the bot to execute, using the bot runtime, the software package in accordance with the schedule.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a method for providing personalized response suggestions to a user for a notification event using an electronic device. The method includes detecting the notification event associated with a user. The method includes authenticating presence of the user for the notification event based on Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) signal data obtained from the electronic device and/or one or more IoT devices. The method includes determining current activity of the user based on the UWB signal data in response to a successful authentication. The method includes correlating the current activity with a plurality of activities performed by the user in past, and a past interaction pattern of the user in connection with events substantially similar to nature of the notification event. The method includes generating one or more auto response suggestions for the notification event as a result of correlation.

Abstract: An example embodiment may involve persistent storage containing definitions of (i) assignments of bots to endpoints, (ii) software packages for execution by the bots, (iii) schedules for the bots to execute the software packages, and (iv) processes that associate the bots with the software packages and the schedules. This embodiment may also involve processors configured to: receive, from a computing device, a request for bot deployment, wherein the computing device includes a bot runtime; identify, in the processes, a bot assigned to an endpoint that is associated with the computing device, wherein the bot is associated with a software package and a schedule; and transmit, to the computing device, data including a representation of the bot, a copy of the software package, and a copy of the schedule, wherein reception of the data causes the bot to execute, using the bot runtime, the software package in accordance with the schedule.

Abstract: An example embodiment may involve persistent storage containing definitions of (i) assignments of bots to endpoints, (ii) software packages for execution by the bots, (iii) schedules for the bots to execute the software packages, and (iv) processes that associate the bots with the software packages and the schedules. This embodiment may also involve processors configured to: receive, from a computing device, a request for bot deployment, wherein the computing device includes a bot runtime; identify, in the processes, a bot assigned to an endpoint that is associated with the computing device, wherein the bot is associated with a software package and a schedule; and transmit, to the computing device, data including a representation of the bot, a copy of the software package, and a copy of the schedule, wherein reception of the data causes the bot to execute, using the bot runtime, the software package in accordance with the schedule.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a method for providing personalized response suggestions to a user for a notification event using an electronic device. The method includes detecting the notification event associated with a user. The method includes authenticating presence of the user for the notification event based on Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) signal data obtained from the electronic device and/or one or more IoT devices. The method includes determining current activity of the user based on the UWB signal data in response to a successful authentication. The method includes correlating the current activity with a plurality of activities performed by the user in past, and a past interaction pattern of the user in connection with events substantially similar to nature of the notification event. The method includes generating one or more auto response suggestions for the notification event as a result of correlation.

Abstract: A computing system includes a server. The server is communicatively coupled to a data repository and is configured to store a data in the data repository. The server is further configured to create a server instance, wherein the server instance is associated with a user. The server is additionally configured to create a session based on an external entity requesting a resource from the server instance, and to execute a bot detection logic to determine if the external entity is a bot. If the external entity is a bot then the server is configured to perform a bot-based action, wherein the server is configured to provide for multi-instance support to a plurality of users.

Abstract: A computing system includes a server. The server is communicatively coupled to a data repository and is configured to store a data in the data repository. The server is further configured to create a server instance, wherein the server instance is associated with a user. The server is additionally configured to create a session based on an external entity requesting a resource from the server instance, and to execute a bot detection logic to determine if the external entity is a bot. If the external entity is a bot then the server is configured to perform a bot-based action, wherein the server is configured to provide for multi-instance support to a plurality of users.

Abstract: A system implements user permissions and user subscriptions with regard to content posted on one or more peer-to-peer knowledge sharing platforms (e.g., Community pages). Permissions are assigned to groups of users, rather than individual users. Permissions are determined by the groups of which the user in question is a member.

Abstract: The present approach relates to updating a customer-extended application in such a manner that customer extensions of certain widgets in the application are preserved thorough the update. A cloud-computing system may facilitate customer extension of a widget of an initial version of the application by providing a first subset of script associated with one or more extension point hooks, such that the first subset of the script may receive customer script to extend the widget. In this manner, customers may extend aspects of the widget by modifying the script via the one or more extension point hooks to cater those extensible widgets to specific customer needs in a manner that can be maintained as updates occur over time, which may allow the customer to save time and resources that would otherwise be consumed by modifying the application after the enterprise upgrades the application.

Abstract: A system implements user permissions and user subscriptions with regard to content posted on one or more peer-to-peer knowledge sharing platforms (e.g., Community pages). Permissions are assigned to groups of users, rather than individual users. Permissions are determined by the groups of which the user in question is a member.

Abstract: A system implements user permissions and user subscriptions with regard to content posted on one or more peer-to-peer knowledge sharing platforms (e.g., Community pages). Permissions are assigned to groups of users, rather than individual users. Permissions are determined by the groups of which the user in question is a member.

Abstract: A system implements user permissions and user subscriptions with regard to content posted on one or more peer-to-peer knowledge sharing platforms (e.g., Community pages). Permissions are assigned to groups of users, rather than individual users. Permissions are determined by the groups of which the user in question is a member.

Abstract: A system implements user permissions and user subscriptions with regard to content posted on one or more peer-to-peer knowledge sharing platforms (e.g., Community pages). Permissions are assigned to groups of users, rather than individual users. Permissions are determined by the groups of which the user in question is a member.

Abstract: A system implements user permissions and user subscriptions with regard to content posted on one or more peer-to-peer knowledge sharing platforms (e.g., Community pages). Permissions are assigned to groups of users, rather than individual users. Permissions are determined by the groups of which the user in question is a member.

Abstract: A method, information processing system, and computer program storage product store data in an information processing system. Uncompressed data is received and the uncompressed data is divided into a series of vectors. A sequence of profitable bitmask patterns is identified for the vectors that maximizes compression efficiency while minimizes decompression penalty. Matching patterns are created using multiple bit masks based on a set of maximum values of the frequency distribution of the vectors. A dictionary is built based upon the set of maximum values in the frequency distribution and a bit mask savings which is a number of bits reduced using each of the multiple bit masks. Each of the vectors is compressed using the dictionary and the matching patterns with having high bit mask savings. The compressed vectors are stored into memory. Also, an efficient placement is developed to enable parallel decompression of the compressed codes.

Abstract: A functional coverage based test generation technique for pipelined architectures is presented. A general graph-theoretic model is developed that can capture the structure and behavior (instruction-set) of a wide variety of pipelined processors. A functional fault model is developed and used to define the functional coverage for pipelined architectures. Test generation procedures are developed that accept the graph model of the architecture as input and generate test programs to detect all the faults in the functional fault model. A graph model of the pipelined processor is automatically generated from the specification using functional abstraction. Functional test programs are generated based on the coverage of the pipeline behavior. Module level property checking is used to reduce test generation time.