Abstract: A method includes obtaining matches between target records in a target dataset and a reference records in a reference dataset, each match of the matches comprising a corresponding confidence level of the match, categorizing the target records into review level categories according to the corresponding confidence level, and presenting a graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI includes a first section for a first review level category showing a first subset of the target records assigned to the first review level category, the first subset comprising target records related, in the GUI, to at least one matching reference record. The GUI includes a second section for a second review level category, wherein the second section shows a second subset of the target records assigned to the second review level category, the second subset comprising target records related, in the GUI, to at least one matching reference record.

Abstract: A method includes obtaining matches between target records in a target dataset and a reference records in a reference dataset, each match of the matches comprising a corresponding confidence level of the match, categorizing the target records into review level categories according to the corresponding confidence level, and presenting a graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI includes a first section for a first review level category showing a first subset of the target records assigned to the first review level category, the first subset comprising target records related, in the GUI, to at least one matching reference record. The GUI includes a second section for a second review level category, wherein the second section shows a second subset of the target records assigned to the second review level category, the second subset comprising target records related, in the GUI, to at least one matching reference record.

Abstract: Systems and methods for transforming a data visualization are disclosed. An example method includes presenting the data visualization on a first page of a display of the computing device, the data visualization representing at least a first portion of a data set, receiving a visualization transformation command from a user, in response to receiving the visualization transformation command, navigating to a second page of the display, and, during the navigation, transforming the data visualization based at least in part on the first portion of the data set, wherein the transformation includes at least enlarging the data visualization and rotating the data visualization from a first orientation to a second orientation.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamic presentation of content items in a user interface are disclosed. An example method includes presenting a plurality of content items on the user interface in a predetermined geometric arrangement, receiving a user selection of a first content item of the plurality of content items, in response to receiving the user selection of the first content item, expanding the first content item while moving the first content item to a predetermined focus position within the geometric arrangement, and presenting, in the expanded first content item, additional information associated with the first content item, where the additional information is not displayed before receiving the user selection of the first content item.

Abstract: Systems and methods for manipulating a graphical user interface (GUI) are described. The GUI is configured to show, to a user, a transition from displaying an inline card to displaying a corresponding snackbar. The system uses an overlay to seamlessly show the transition without requiring significant edits to most portions of the GUI. In various implementations, a system displays an inline card in a base layer of a GUI and receives an input associated with the inline card. In response to receiving the input, the system generates a transitional object in an overlay of the GUI (with the overlay displayed over the base layer), generates a snackbar in the base layer, adjusts the transitional object in the overlay from covering the inline card to covering where the snackbar is generated, and removes the transitional object from the GUI.

Abstract: Examples of techniques for three-dimensional (3D) surface representation are disclosed. In one example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a computer-implemented method includes receiving a triangle mesh surface representation of a surface of an earth formation. The method further includes defining a 3D grid over the triangle mesh surface representation. The 3D grid includes cells defined by edges. The method further includes identifying points of intersection as nodes that are situated on the edges. The method further includes connecting the nodes. The method further includes generating a fully connected surface representation of the surface of the earth formation based at least in part on the nodes and connections between the nodes. The method further includes controlling equipment based at least in part on the fully connected surface representation of the surface of the earth formation.

Abstract: Examples of techniques for three-dimensional (3D) surface representation are disclosed. In one example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a computer-implemented method includes receiving a triangle mesh surface representation of a surface of an earth formation. The method further includes defining a 3D grid over the triangle mesh surface representation. The 3D grid includes cells defined by edges. The method further includes identifying points of intersection as nodes that are situated on the edges. The method further includes connecting the nodes. The method further includes generating a fully connected surface representation of the surface of the earth formation based at least in part on the nodes and connections between the nodes. The method further includes controlling equipment based at least in part on the fully connected surface representation of the surface of the earth formation.

Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for implementing automated custom brand-integration pricing and useful for improving online digital advertisements including the step of obtaining an online content provider's information. An online content provider comprises a user of an online media-content sharing website that uploads media content available on said online media-content sharing website. The online content provider's information includes a popularity indicator of the user's media content on said online media-content sharing website. The method includes the step of calculating an engagement statistic, wherein the engagement statistic is a function of the online content provider's information. The method includes the step of determining a content provider's pricing rate for a custom brand-integration into the online media-content of said user The content provider's pricing rate is a function of the engagement statistic.

Abstract: A composition of material is disclosed which comprises sintered carbide-binder metal alloys. The carbide is a solid solution of hexagonal tungsten monocarbide and molybdenum monocarbide of stoichiometric composition containing between 10 and 100 mole percent molybdenum monocarbide. The binder is selected from the metals of the iron group, and comprises between 3 and 50 weight percent of the composition. A method for making the hexagonal carbide is also disclosed.