Abstract: A terminal device includes an interface configured to communicate with an external device, a memory, and a processor. The memory is configured to store computer-readable instructions, a first virtual object, and a second virtual object. The first virtual object is operable based on an instruction input by a player in a real space. The processor is configured to execute the computer readable-instructions so as to: obtain a virtual space image including the first and second virtual objects, the virtual space image being virtually captured by a virtual camera in a virtual space; recognize a positional relationship between the second virtual object and one of the first virtual object and the virtual camera in the virtual space; and change a display form of the second virtual object, when the positional relationship is a predetermined positional relationship.

Abstract: A method includes generating a plurality of correlation information based on correlations between changes in each item in each of different pairs of items in a plurality of items per unit period of time in a time series, calculating a similarity between one piece of correlation information and another piece of correlation information, clustering the plurality of pieces of correlation information in identifying at least one normal state of a computer system, wherein the plurality of pieces of correlation information are clustered into one or more clusters, each representing a state of the computer system, based on the calculated similarities, and displaying the one or more clusters including an indication of an anomaly in the state of the computer system when a piece of correlation information is not clustered with at least one cluster identified as normal state of the computer system.

Abstract: A terminal device includes an interface configured to communicate with an external device, a memory, and a processor. The memory is configured to store computer-readable instructions, a first virtual object, and a second virtual object. The first virtual object is operable based on an instruction input by a player in a real space. The processor is configured to execute the computer readable-instructions so as to: obtain a virtual space image including the first and second virtual objects, the virtual space image being virtually captured by a virtual camera in a virtual space; recognize a positional relationship between the second virtual object and one of the first virtual object and the virtual camera in the virtual space; and change a display form of the second virtual object, when the positional relationship is a predetermined positional relationship.

Abstract: A method includes generating a plurality of pieces of correlation information based on correlations between changes in each item in each of different pairs of items in a plurality of items per unit period of time in a time series, each item relating to at least one of an operation, a performance, or a load in a computer system, each of the plurality of pieces of correlation information being generated for the plurality of items in one unit period of time in the time series, clustering the plurality of pieces of correlation information into a plurality of clusters, each cluster representing a state of the computer system and including a subset of the plurality of pieces of correlation information meeting a threshold for similarity, generating transition probabilities between each pair of the plurality of clusters, and determining an anomaly in the computer system based on the transition probability.

Abstract: A method includes generating a plurality of pieces of correlation information based on correlations between changes in each item in each of different pairs of items in a plurality of items per unit period of time in a time series, each item relating to at least one of an operation, a performance, or a load in a computer system, each of the plurality of pieces of correlation information being generated for the plurality of items in one unit period of time in the time series, clustering the plurality of pieces of correlation information into a plurality of clusters, each cluster representing a state of the computer system and including a subset of the plurality of pieces of correlation information meeting a threshold for similarity, generating transition probabilities between each pair of the plurality of clusters, and determining an anomaly in the computer system based on the transition probability.

Abstract: A method includes generating a plurality of correlation information based on correlations between changes in each item in each of different pairs of items in a plurality of items per unit period of time in a time series, calculating a similarity between one piece of correlation information and another piece of correlation information, clustering the plurality of pieces of correlation information in identifying at least one normal state of a computer system, wherein the plurality of pieces of correlation information are clustered into one or more clusters, each representing a state of the computer system, based on the calculated similarities, and displaying the one or more clusters including an indication of an anomaly in the state of the computer system when a piece of correlation information is not clustered with at least one cluster identified as normal state of the computer system.

Abstract: A water-soluble azo compound represented by formula (1) or a salt thereof. The water-soluble yellow dye (compound) has high solubility in water, and excellent fastness properties including water resistance, moisture resistance, ozone gas resistance, scratch resistance and light resistance, and has superior color-developing properties (printing density) and color saturation. A yellow ink composition which contains the yellow dye is used for various recording purposes, particularly inkjet recording purposes. In formula (1), Q represents a halogen atom; x represents an integer of 2 to 4; and Y represents a group represented by formula (A) or (B). In formula (B), n represents an integer of 1 to 4; and R represents a hydrogen atom, a sulfo group or a carboxy group.

Abstract: An operation key assembly facilitates operation of a plurality of keys disposed in a mutually adjacent manner and facilitates operation by simultaneously operating the keys. The operation multi-direction key assembly includes a plurality of direction keys disposed in a mutually adjacent manner. In the operation key assembly, the plurality of keys can be singly operated or the mutually adjacent keys can be simultaneously operated. On an upper surface of an operation portion of the key, protrusions are formed in at least one part of a portion facing the adjacent key. By touching one key with the fingertip on the protrusion, the key can be singly operated on the basis of the touch of the finger. By simultaneously operating two mutually adjacent keys by simultaneously touching the protrusions of the two keys, the two mutually adjacent keys can be simultaneously operated on the basis of the touch of the finger.

Abstract: An operation key assembly facilitates operation of a plurality of keys disposed in a mutually adjacent manner and facilitates operation by simultaneously operating the keys. The operation multi-direction key assembly includes a plurality of direction keys disposed in a mutually adjacent manner. In the operation key assembly, the plurality of keys can be singly operated or the mutually adjacent keys can be simultaneously operated. On an upper surface of an operation portion of the key, protrusions are formed in at least one part of a portion facing the adjacent key. By touching one key with the fingertip on the protrusion, the key can be singly operated on the basis of the touch of the finger. By simultaneously operating two mutually adjacent keys by simultaneously touching the protrusions of the two keys, the two mutually adjacent keys can be simultaneously operated on the basis of the touch of the finger.

Abstract: A system to control a plurality of server computers as a group on a single client computer. An input/output (I/O) control system controls the command input/output from a plurality of consoles to a single server. The input/output control system controls the I/O status of the commands from each console to the server, and controls the I/O of commands from the various consoles based on the respective I/O statuses. A console display receives a message from a server and displays server console information in a manner identifiable from other server console information in response to the message received from the server.

Abstract: A system to control a plurality of server computers as a group on a single client computer. An input/output (I/O) control system controls the command input/output from a plurality of consoles to a single server. The input/output control system controls the I/O status of the commands from each console to the server, and controls the I/O of commands from the various consoles based on the respective I/O statuses. A console display receives a message from a server and displays server console information in a manner identifiable from other server console information in response to the message received from the server.

Abstract: (Object) It was difficult for a feedforward amplifier to perform stable and high-speed distortion compensation control. (Constitution) It is a feedforward amplifier having CPL1 of dividing an input carrier signal into two output signals, VAP1 of adjusting one of the two divided output signals, AMP1 of amplifying the adjusted one of the output signals to generate an amplification signal, CPL2 of extracting a distortion signal by utilizing the other output signal of the two divided output signals and the generated amplification signal, CPL3 of generating an output carrier signal by utilizing the generated amplification signal and the extracted distortion signal, and CNT1 having a log amplifier of controlling VAP1 based on the other output signal and the generated amplification signal.

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Abstract: A system to control a plurality of server computers as a group on a single client computer. An input/output (I/O) control system controls the command input/output from a plurality of consoles to a single server. The input/output control system controls the I/O status of the commands from each console to the server, and controls the I/O of commands from the various consoles based on the respective I/O statuses. A console display receives a message from a server and displays server console information in a manner identifiable from other server console information in response to the message received from the server.