Abstract: Static data that represents one or more static contributing factors to a dynamic threat-level index is received for a corresponding local region and live data that represents one or more dynamic contributing factors to the dynamic threat-level index for the corresponding local region is repeatedly received. An updated dynamic threat-level index for the corresponding local region is repeatedly determined based at least in part on a previously determined updated dynamic threat-level index for the corresponding local region, at least some of the received static data for the corresponding local region, and at least some of the received live data for the corresponding local region. A dashboard is displayed that dynamically shows the updated dynamic threat-level index for each of at least some of the plurality of local regions.

Abstract: Provided by the inventive concept are methods and materials for analyzing cell-free DNA (cfDNA), such as analyzing cfDNA to determine transcription factor (TF) binding, and/or gene expression in order to detect disease, track treatment response of disease, and inform treatment decisions of disease, such as to detect, track treatment response of, and inform treatment decisions for cancer.

Abstract: A user datagram protocol (UDP) is a well-known protocol for transferring data between two nodes of a network. When data is too large to fit within a single UDP packet that can be transmitted between the two nodes, the data needs to be segmented and transmitted with multiple packets and reassembled on the receiving node. Techniques are disclosed herein, for example, for offloading such segmentation, transmission, and reassembly from the central processing units (CPUs) of the nodes. Such offloading is performed efficiently, for example, by repurposing legacy protocol fields used in UDP transmission such as the internet protocol (IP) identification (ID), time to live (TTL), type of service (TOS), and/or EtherType fields to encode information needed for efficient segmentation, out of order reception, and reassembly.

Abstract: A user datagram protocol (UDP) is a well-known protocol for transferring data between two nodes of a network. When data is too large to fit within a single UDP packet that can be transmitted between the two nodes, the data needs to be segmented and transmitted with multiple packets and reassembled on the receiving node. Techniques are disclosed herein, for example, for offloading such segmentation, transmission, and reassembly from the central processing units (CPUs) of the nodes. Such offloading is performed efficiently, for example, by repurposing legacy protocol fields used in UDP transmission such as the internet protocol (IP) identification (ID), time to live (TTL), type of service (TOS), and/or EtherType fields to encode information needed for efficient segmentation, out of order reception, and reassembly.

Abstract: A method for discovering wireless access. The method includes launching an application in association with a first device. A Wi-Fi scan policy is accessed, wherein the scan policy is associated with the application. The method includes setting parameters for implementing a plurality of Wi-Fi scans from the first device based on said Wi-Fi scan policy.

Abstract: A method for discovering wireless access. The method includes launching an application in association with a first device. A Wi-Fi scan policy is accessed, wherein the scan policy is associated with the application. The method includes setting parameters for implementing a plurality of Wi-Fi scans from the first device based on said Wi-Fi scan policy.