Abstract: Methods and systems for disambiguating an e-Book series number for an e-Book are provided. The method accesses metadata associated with the e-Book. In the metadata, a portion of e-Book series metadata comprising series related information is found. A plurality of rules is used on the metadata comprising series related information to generate a standardized e-Book series number.

Abstract: Methods and systems for supplementing an e-Book's metadata with a unique identifier are provided. The method accesses metadata associated with the e-Book on a computing device. In the metadata a name portion of e-Book series metadata conflated with non-name related information is found. A plurality of rules is used on the name portion of the e-Book series metadata conflated with non-name related information to determine a distinct e-Book series name. The distinct e-Book series name is used to generate a unique series identifier for each e-Book in the same series. The metadata is then supplemented with the unique series identifier.

Abstract: Methods and systems for disambiguating an e-Book series name for an e-Book are provided. The method accesses, on an e-Reading device, metadata associated with the e-Book; finds, in the metadata, a name portion of e-Book series metadata conflated with non-name related information; and utilizes a plurality of rules on the name portion of the e-Book series metadata conflated with non-name related information to determine a distinct c-Book series name.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for link adaptation in a wireless communication system. The method comprises: determining whether a UE operates in a SU-MIMO transmission mode or in a MU-MIMO transmission mode; applying, in responsive to determination that the UE operates in the SU-MIMO transmission mode, a SU-MIMO OLLA offset to a signal to interference and noise ratio adjusted with inner loop link adaptation; applying, in responsive to determination that the UE operates in the MU-MIMO transmission mode, a MU-MIMO OLLA offset to a signal to interference and noise ratio adjusted with inner loop link adaptation, wherein the MU-MIMO OLLA offset is based on the SU-MIMO OLLA offset and an extra offset which is indicative of inter-user interference, wherein the SU-MIMO OLLA offset and the extra offset are updated in responsive to receipt of an ACK/NACK message for a packet reported from the UE.

Abstract: System and method for determining book similarities based on text content and thereby discovering related books for recommending to customer-users. Each book is associated with a probability distribution on a set of topics that is derived from text content of the book against the set of topics. The pair-wise distances of the probability distributions between corresponding books are computed to derive similarities thereof. The probability distributions may be generated by leveraging a text topic model that defines a set of topics, a respective set of relevant terms under each topic, and a probability distribution on each set of relevant terms. The text topic model may be automatically generated by processing content of a corpus of training books via a training process.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for link adaptation in a wireless communication system. The method comprises: determining whether a UE operates in a SU-MIMO transmission mode or in a MU-MIMO transmission mode; applying, in responsive to determination that the UE operates in the SU-MIMO transmission mode, a SU-MIMO OLLA offset to a signal to interference and noise ratio adjusted with inner loop link adaptation; applying, in responsive to determination that the UE operates in the MU-MIMO transmission mode, a MU-MIMO OLLA offset to a signal to interference and noise ratio adjusted with inner loop link adaptation, wherein the MU-MIMO OLLA offset is based on the SU-MIMO OLLA offset and an extra offset which is indicative of inter-user interference, wherein the SU-MIMO OLLA offset and the extra offset are updated in responsive to receipt of an ACK/NACK message for a packet reported from the UE.