Abstract: An apparatus for generating a diagnostic label is disclosed. The apparatus includes at least a processor and memory communicatively connected to the at least a processor. The memory instructs the processor to receive a plurality of electrocardiogram signals and a plurality of electronic health records from a user. The memory instructs the processor to generate a plurality of structured electronic health records using the plurality of electronic health records. The memory instructs the processor to generate a plurality of representations as a function of the plurality of electrocardiogram signals and the plurality of structured electronic health records using a representation machine learning model. The memory instructs the processor to generate a diagnostic label as a function of the plurality of representations. The memory instructs the processor to display the diagnostic label using a display device.

Abstract: Systems and techniques are provided for caching misaligned pixel tiles. A method includes determining a first codec region including a first region of a frame; determining whether pixels of a first version of a pixel tile were stored in a cache while coding blocks from a second codec region, the pixel tile corresponding to a location within the frame; based on whether the pixels were stored in the cache, determining whether to read the first version of the pixel tile from the cache or retrieve a second version of the pixel tile from a memory device, the second version of the pixel tile including pixels from the first codec region that are not in the first version of the pixel tile; and coding a block based on the first version of the pixel tile read from the cache or second version of the pixel tile retrieved from the memory device.

Abstract: Examples of monitoring of follicular fluid flow using image processing are described herein. Image frames pertaining to a pre-defined target area defined for a collection tube during an ovum pick-up (OPU) step of an in-vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure may be obtained in real-time. The target area corresponds to a region indicating entry of a follicular fluid into the collection tube. Thereafter, the image frames may be processed to detect occurrence of a flow of the follicular fluid as well as presence of blood in the follicular fluid. Accordingly, a first alert signal indicating detection of occurrence of flow of the follicular fluid and a second alert signal indicating presence of blood in the follicular fluid, may be generated to notify a medical practitioner.

Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are provided to intelligently and dynamically manage a data center comprising at least one server and at least one central manager. The central manager is programmed to access the at least one server on a predetermined schedule to determine whether at least one application is functioning properly by determining a functionality level. Alternatively, the central manager determines whether the at least one server is actively used by determining an activity level for the server. Based on the central manager's determinations, the system dynamically adjusts the power level of the server, resulting in reduced power consumption and a reduction in wasted resources and unnecessary processing power in the management of servers in a data center.

Abstract: An apparatus for generating a diagnostic label is disclosed. The apparatus includes at least a processor and memory communicatively connected to the at least a processor. The memory instructs the processor to receive a plurality of electrocardiogram signals and a plurality of electronic health records from a user. The memory instructs the processor to generate a plurality of structured electronic health records using the plurality of electronic health records. The memory instructs the processor to generate a plurality of representations as a function of the plurality of electrocardiogram signals and the plurality of structured electronic health records using a representation machine learning model. The memory instructs the processor to generate a diagnostic label as a function of the plurality of representations. The memory instructs the processor to display the diagnostic label using a display device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for a user interface for preventing data transmission including: applying data processing rules to a set of transaction data to determine a furnishing decision for a subset of the set of transaction data, receiving a selection of one or more data processing rules of the set of data processing rules; determining, based on the selected data processing rules, a list of accounts comprising at least a first account and a second account, wherein the first account is associated with the first data of the subset and the furnishing decision for the first data, and the second account is associated with the second data of the subset and the furnishing decision for the second data; changing the furnishing decision for the first data; and automatically updating the furnishing decision for data associated with each account of the list of accounts.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate to preventing transmission of invalid or non-compliant transaction data to other entities. A data-furnishing application accesses first transaction data associated with a first account of a first user. The data-furnishing application applies a plurality of data-processing rules to the first transaction data to determine whether the first transaction data is to be suppressed or furnished to another entity. The data-furnishing application determines, based on outputs generated by applying the plurality of data-processing rules, that the first transaction data violates a first condition associated with a first data-processing rule of the third rule category while satisfying a second condition associated with a second data-processing rule of the second rule category. The data-furnishing application generates a first report that excludes the first transaction data in response to determining that the first transaction data violates the first condition.

Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are provided to intelligently and dynamically manage a data center comprising at least one server and at least one central manager. The central manager is programmed to access the at least one server on a predetermined schedule to determine whether at least one application is functioning properly by determining a functionality level. Alternatively, the central manager determines whether the at least one server is actively used by determining an activity level for the server. Based on the central manager's determinations, the system dynamically adjusts the power level of the server, resulting in reduced power consumption and a reduction in wasted resources and unnecessary processing power in the management of servers in a data center.

Abstract: Systems and techniques are provided for caching misaligned pixel tiles. A method includes determining a first codec region including a first region of a frame; determining whether pixels of a first version of a pixel tile were stored in a cache while coding blocks from a second codec region, the pixel tile corresponding to a location within the frame; based on whether the pixels were stored in the cache, determining whether to read the first version of the pixel tile from the cache or retrieve a second version of the pixel tile from a memory device, the second version of the pixel tile including pixels from the first codec region that are not in the first version of the pixel tile; and coding a block based on the first version of the pixel tile read from the cache or second version of the pixel tile retrieved from the memory device.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to monitoring internal process memory of a computer at a time with program code executes. Methods and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure monitor the operation of program code with the intent of detecting whether received program inputs may exploit vulnerabilities that may exist in the program code at runtime. By detecting suspicious activity or malicious code that may affect internal process memory at run-time, methods and apparatus described herein identify suspected malware based on suspicious actions performed as program code executes. Runtime exploit detection may detect certain anomalous activities or chain of events in a potentially vulnerable application during execution. These events may be detected using instrumentation code when a regular code execution path of an application is deviated from.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes constructing a plurality of nodes; adding the nodes to a graph; receiving origin, destination and shipment parameters; and processing the parameters to determine target outcomes corresponding to a cargo shipment. A computing system includes a processor; and a memory having stored thereon computer-executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the computing system to: construct a plurality of nodes; add the nodes to a graph; receive origin, destination and shipment parameters; and process the parameters to determine target outcomes corresponding to a cargo shipment. A computer-readable medium includes instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause a computer to: constructing a plurality of nodes construct a plurality of nodes; add the nodes to a graph; receive origin, destination and shipment parameters; and process the parameters to determine target outcomes corresponding to a cargo shipment.

Abstract: Provided herein are stable, bioerodible films containing active ingredients, such as antimicrobial composition, antiviral compositions, antiretroviral compositions, and/or contraceptive compositions for intravaginal placement to provide prophylaxis against viral infections and contraception.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a flexible high density optical fiber cable (100) having no central strength member. Particularly, the optical fiber cable (100) comprises a core having a plurality of bundled optical fiber ribbons (104), a inner layer (108), a outer layer (112) and a continuous strength layer (110) sandwiched between the inner layer (108) and the outer layer (112). The continuous strength layer (110) is a stiff strength member providing flexibility and strength to the optical fiber cable (100). The proposed structure of the optical fiber cable (100) enables the optical fiber cable (100) to have an optimized blowing performance and anti-buckling characteristics.

Abstract: A system determines that a fuel dispensing operation may be anomalous. In response, the system accesses fuel inventory data that indicates fuel levels in a fuel tank during a time period. The system determines a measure amount of fuel that left the fuel tank based on the fuel inventory data. The system determines a calculated amount of dispensed fuel associated with one or more fuel dispensing operations during the time period. The system compares the measured amount of fuel that left the fuel tank with the calculated amount of dispensed fuel. The system determines that the measured amount of fuel that left the fuel tank is more than the calculated amount of dispensed fuel. In response, the system concludes that at least one of the fuel dispensing operations is anomalous and causes the fuel dispensing terminal to stop dispensing fuel.

Abstract: A system detects a fuel dispensing operation that indicates fuel is being dispensed from the fuel dispensing terminal. The system determines an identifier value associated with a volume of fuel dispensed from the fuel dispensing terminal. The system determines a measured volume per unit time parameter associated with the fuel dispensed from the fuel dispensing terminal by dividing the determined identifier value by a unit parameter. The system compares the measured volume per unit time parameter with a threshold volume per unit time parameter. In response to determining that the measured volume per unit time parameter is less than the threshold volume per unit time parameter, the system instructs the fuel dispensing terminal to stop dispensing fuel.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an optical fibre cable. The optical fibre cable includes a plurality of buffer tubes and a plurality of interstitial fillers in spaces between the plurality of buffer tubes. The plurality of interstitial fillers is arranged in spaces between the plurality of buffer tubes. The optical fibre cable may include a plurality of water swellable yarns. There is an optical fibre ribbon stack including a plurality of optical fibre ribbons. The plurality of optical fibre ribbons are stacked to form the optical fibre ribbon stack. The present disclosure provides a fire retardant optical fibre cable includes the plurality of buffer tubes and one or more numbers of interstitial fillers and includes at least one of a thermal resistant water blocking tape, a fire resistant water blocking tape and a Mica tape wrapped over the core of the fire retardant optical fibre cable.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a reduced capability (RedCap) may receive a blind handover initiation communication comprising a cell identifier (ID) associated with a target cell. The RedCap may perform a wireless communication operation associated with the target cell based on whether the cell ID is indicated in a first database, of the first database and a second database stored in a memory of the RedCap UE, the first database comprising RedCap-supporting cell information that includes at least one RedCap support indication associated with at least one cell that indicates that the at least one cell supports RedCap communications, and the second database comprising non-RedCap-supporting cell information that includes at least one non-RedCap support indication associated with at least one additional cell that indicates that the at least one additional cell does not support RedCap communications. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: A system detects a fuel dispensing operation that indicates fuel is being dispensed from the fuel dispensing terminal. The system determines an identifier value associated with a volume of fuel dispensed from the fuel dispensing terminal. The system determines a measured volume per unit time parameter associated with the fuel dispensed from the fuel dispensing terminal by dividing the determined identifier value by a unit parameter. The system compares the measured volume per unit time parameter with a threshold volume per unit time parameter. In response to determining that the measured volume per unit time parameter is less than the threshold volume per unit time parameter, the system communicates an electronic signal to the fuel dispensing terminal that instructs the fuel dispensing terminal to stop dispensing fuel.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an optical fiber ribbon (100) having a plurality of optical fibers (102) arranged substantially parallel to one another and a plurality of resin joints (116) applied intermittently for contacting the color layer (114) of each pair of adjacent optical fibers to form bonded portions of the optical fiber ribbon (100). In particular, each optical fiber of the plurality of optical fibers (102) further comprises one or more coatings (108), a passive layer (112) surrounding the one or more coatings (108), a color layer (114) surrounding the passive layer (112).

Abstract: A system determines that a fuel dispensing operation may be anomalous. In response, the system accesses fuel inventory data that indicates fuel levels in a fuel tank within a threshold period. The system determines a measure amount of fuel that left the fuel tank based on the fuel inventory data. The system determines a calculated amount of dispensed fuel associated with one or more fuel dispensing operations within the threshold period. The system compares the measured amount of fuel that left the fuel tank with the calculated amount of dispensed fuel. The system determines that the measured amount of fuel that left the fuel tank is more than the calculated amount of dispensed fuel. In response, the system confirms that the fuel dispensing operation is anomalous and communicates an electronic signal to the fuel dispensing terminal that causes the fuel dispensing terminal to stop dispensing fuel.