Abstract: Systems and methods for scoring audio/video (A/V) sessions may include a first client which identifies an A/V signal for a session of an A/V application between the first client and a second client, and metrics of a network path between the first client and the second client. The first client may determine a first score for the A/V signal by applying one or more features corresponding to the A/V signal to a model trained to generate the first score. The client may generate a session score for the session based on the first score and the metrics of the network path.

Abstract: Approaches are described for training an action selection neural network system for use in controlling an agent interacting with an environment to perform a task, using a contrastive loss function based on a policy similarity metric. In one aspect, a method includes: obtaining a first observation of a first training environment; obtaining a plurality of second observations of a second training environment; for each second observation, determining a respective policy similarity metric between the second observation and the first observation; processing the first observation and the second observations using the representation neural network to generate a first representation of the first training observation and a respective second representation of each second training observation; and training the representation neural network on a contrastive loss function computed using the policy similarity metrics and the first and second representations.

Abstract: Automatically detecting whether sessions are routed through proxy servers is provided. The system identifies a log with session information generated by a device for a session established between a client and a server traversing the device. The system compares a source internet protocol (“IP”) address for the session identified from the log with IP addresses of proxy servers. The system updates, responsive to a match based on the comparison, the log with an indication that the session was routed through a proxy server.

Abstract: Automatically detecting whether sessions are routed through proxy servers is provided. The system identifies a log with session information generated by a device for a session established between a client and a server traversing the device. The system compares a source internet protocol (“IP”) address for the session identified from the log with IP addresses of proxy servers. The system updates, responsive to a match based on the comparison, the log with an indication that the session was routed through a proxy server.

Abstract: Systems and methods of managing virtual application performance in a virtual computing environment are provided. A system determines an application interaction score based on corresponding application interaction factors associated with sessions. The system determines the application interaction score for each virtual application accessed during each of the sessions. The system generates an aggregated application interaction score for each of the sessions based at least on combining the application interaction score for each of the virtual applications accessed during a corresponding session. The system performs an action based at least in part on the aggregated application interaction score to improve performance of a virtual application accessed via the virtual computing environment.

Abstract: Methods and systems for learning policies using sparse and underspecified rewards. One of the methods includes training the policy jointly with an auxiliary reward function having a plurality of auxiliary reward parameters, the auxiliary reward function being configured to map, in accordance with the auxiliary reward parameters, trajectory features of at least a trajectory to an auxiliary reward value that indicates how well the trajectory performed a task in response to a context input.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate transferring an item to a receptacle using a conveyor and a robotic drive unit. The robotic drive unit moves to be proximate to a receptacle. The robotic drive unit can align an item with the receptacle. The item can be transferred to the receptacle via the conveyor.

Abstract: A wireless communication device includes an antenna to receive a signal, a low noise amplifier, and circuitry that determines the power level of the signal. The circuitry also determines whether the signal includes a packet, and causes the low noise amplifier to amplify the signal when the signal includes a packet and the power level of the signal is below a threshold. The circuitry also causes the low noise amplifier to be bypassed when the signal does not include a packet, or the power level of the signal is above the predetermined threshold and the signal includes a packet.

Abstract: A wireless communication device includes an antenna to receive a signal, a low noise amplifier, and circuitry that determines the power level of the signal. The circuitry also determines whether the signal includes a packet, and causes the low noise amplifier to amplify the signal when the signal includes a packet and the power level of the signal is below a threshold. The circuitry also causes the low noise amplifier to be bypassed when the signal does not include a packet, or the power level of the signal is above the predetermined threshold and the signal includes a packet.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate transferring an item to a receptacle using a conveyor and a robotic drive unit. The robotic drive unit moves to be proximate to a receptacle. The robotic drive unit can align an item with the receptacle. The item can be transferred to the receptacle via the conveyor.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate transferring an item to a receptacle using a tiltable floor and a robotic drive unit. The robotic drive unit moves along a travel path to be proximate to a receptacle. The robotic drive unit can align an item with the receptacle. The item can be transferred by causing the tiltable floor to tilt.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate transferring an item to a receptacle using a tiltable floor and a robotic drive unit. The robotic drive unit moves along a travel path to be proximate to a receptacle. The robotic drive unit can align an item with the receptacle. The item can be transferred by causing the tiltable floor to tilt.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate retrieval of items from a storage location. A robotic drive unit transports a receptacle to be proximate to a target storage unit that comprises an item. The robotic drive unit moves an item mover to transfer the item from the target storage unit to the receptacle. The robotic drive unit transports the item in the receptacle to a destination.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate retrieval of items from a storage location. A robotic drive unit transports a receptacle to be proximate to a target storage unit that comprises an item. The robotic drive unit moves an item mover to transfer the item from the target storage unit to the receptacle. The robotic drive unit transports the item in the receptacle to a destination.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate retrieval of items from a storage location. A robotic drive unit transports a carrier storage unit to be proximate to a target storage unit that comprises a container in which an item is located. The robotic drive unit moves a container mover to transfer the container from the target storage unit to the carrier storage unit. The robotic drive unit transports the carrier storage unit with the container to a destination.

Abstract: In the physical design of an integrated circuit, comparing metal fill locations with an average least resistance path (LRP) for a cell and then filling the location with either power or ground tiles based on the comparison. For each metal layer, all of the metal fill locations are determined and nearby metal fills, i.e., those within a predetermined radius of a located metal fill are connected. A Design Rule Check (DRC) is performed to ensure that connected metal fills meet design specifications, for example, that connected metal fills are not too close to a signal line. The metal fill method improves the power integrity of the design.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate retrieval of items from a storage location. A robotic drive unit transports a carrier storage unit to be proximate to a target storage unit that comprises a container in which an item is located. The robotic drive unit moves a container mover to transfer the container from the target storage unit to the carrier storage unit. The robotic drive unit transports the carrier storage unit with the container to a destination.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate items being retrieved from a storage location. A robotic drive unit transports a carrier storage unit to be proximate to a target storage unit that comprises a container in which an item is located. The robotic drive unit aligns a receptacle in the carrier storage unit with the container in the target storage unit. The container is transferred from the target storage unit to the carrier storage unit. The robotic drive unit transports the carrier storage unit with the container to a destination.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments that may facilitate items being retrieved from a storage location. A robotic drive unit transports a carrier storage unit to be proximate to a target storage unit that comprises a container in which an item is located. The robotic drive unit aligns a receptacle in the carrier storage unit with the container in the target storage unit. The container is transferred from the target storage unit to the carrier storage unit. The robotic drive unit transports the carrier storage unit with the container to a destination.

Abstract: A console (10) for a vehicle includes a body (12) having a back panel (14), the body defining at least one storage compartment (22). A support assembly (40) is secured to a back panel (14) of the body (12) and is configured for attaching the body to a seat back (38). A hinge assembly (58) is secured to the support assembly (40) and configured for enabling rotation of the body (12) from a first position against the seat back (38) to a second position aligned with a seat armrest (70).