Abstract: A method for completing jammed transactions at a transaction device by a computing system includes receiving partial transaction information related to an interrupted transaction, storing a physical document associated with the interrupted transaction at a receptacle such that the transaction device is operable to receive additional documents, receiving a first data packet associated with the interrupted transaction from a computing device where the first data packet includes image data captured by the computing device, determining additional transaction information based on the first data packet, and executing operations related to the interrupted transaction based on the additional transaction information.

Abstract: Systems and methods of converting user input into a standardized input are disclosed. An exemplary method includes receiving via a user input a string including a first set of characters and a second set of characters positioned on either side of a dividing symbol; converting the first set of characters into a first standardized input; converting the second set of characters into a second standardized input that establishes how to delineate the plurality of items of the data set into the number of groups based on the numerically sortable attribute of the data set; and displaying, on a graphic user interface, the number of groups as established by the first standardized input, each group populated by a subset of the set of the plurality of items of the data set as delineated by the second standardized input.

Abstract: A computing system for ATM deposit jammed item imaging and transaction completion is described herein and includes a processing circuit structured to receive partial transaction information related to an interrupted transaction at a transaction device, generate a code including an interrupted transaction identifier, provide the code on a display of the transaction device, authenticate a servicer device based on the code, provide the interrupted transaction identifier to the servicer device, receive a first data packet associated with the interrupted transaction from the servicer device, determine additional transaction information based on the first data packet associated with the interrupted transaction, and execute operations related to the interrupted transaction based on the additional transaction information.

Abstract: Systems and methods for retrieval of information from read-only databases that hold taxonomic-related and sequence-related data. A method may include receiving organism names from a taxonomy database and detecting new organism names. The method may also include retrieving hierarchical data and assigning the new organism names to buckets based on the hierarchical data. The method may further include receiving sequence data elements from a nucleotide database, identifying particular buckets to correspond to a screener data set, querying organism names assigned to the particular buckets with names of reference sequences of the sequence data elements, generating a mapping between the sequence data elements and organism names returned as a result of the queries, and storing the mapping.

Abstract: Systems and methods of converting user input into a standardized input are disclosed. An exemplary method includes receiving via a user input a string including a first set of characters and a second set of characters positioned on either side of a dividing symbol; converting the first set of characters into a first standardized input that establishes a scope of a plurality of items of a data set to sort into a number of groups based on a numerically sortable attribute of the data set; converting the second set of characters into a second standardized input that establishes how to delineate the plurality of items of the data set into the number of groups based on the numerically sortable attribute of the data set; and displaying, on a graphic user interface, the number of groups as established by the first standardized input, each group populated by a subset of the set of the plurality of items of the data set as delineated by the second standardized input.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform for translating various user input into a standardized input used to cause a database to sort data in a specified manner and present the data in a graphic user interface according to user instruction. User input is a text string that includes a first set of characters and a second set of characters split by a dividing symbol. Based on the choice of dividing symbol and the arrangement of the first set of character and second set of characters the system converts the input into a standardized form.

Abstract: Systems and methods for retrieval of information from read-only databases that hold taxonomic-related and sequence-related data. A method may include receiving organism names from a taxonomy database and detecting new organism names. The method may also include retrieving hierarchical data and assigning the new organism names to buckets based on the hierarchical data. The method may further include receiving sequence data elements from a nucleotide database, identifying particular buckets to correspond to a screener data set, querying organism names assigned to the particular buckets with names of reference sequences of the sequence data elements, generating a mapping between the sequence data elements and organism names returned as a result of the queries, and storing the mapping.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for ATM deposit jammed item imaging and transaction completion are described herein. A transaction system detects, based on information provided by a sensor coupled to the transaction system, an interrupted transaction. The transaction system receives partial transaction information related to the interrupted transaction. The transaction system also receives an image associated with the interrupted transaction from a computing device. The transaction system determines additional transaction information based at least on the image. The transaction system may execute operations related to the interrupted transaction based on the additional transaction information.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform for translating various user input into a standardized input used to cause a database to sort data in a specified manner and present the data in a graphic user interface according to user instruction. User input is a text string that includes a first set of characters and a second set of characters split by a dividing symbol. Based on the choice of dividing symbol and the arrangement of the first set of character and second set of characters the system converts the input into a standardized form.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform for translating various user input into a standardized input used to cause a database to sort data in a specified manner and present the data in a graphic user interface according to user instruction. User input is a text string that includes a first set of characters and a second set of characters split by a dividing symbol. Based on the choice of dividing symbol and the arrangement of the first set of character and second set of characters the system converts the input into a standardized form.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform for translating various user input into a standardized input used to cause a database to sort data in a specified manner and present the data in a graphic user interface according to user instruction. User input is a text string that includes a first set of characters and a second set of characters split by a dividing symbol. Based on the choice of dividing symbol and the arrangement of the first set of character and second set of characters the system converts the input into a standardized form.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for ATM deposit jammed item imaging and transaction completion are described herein. An ATM senses a jammed document deposit and creates an incident data packet including transaction information. The incident data packet is received and saved by the provider computing system for future transaction matching. A scannable code is displayed to link the scanned document to the incident. A servicer is notified to retrieve and generate a scanned image of a jammed document using a servicer device. The servicer scans the scannable code using the servicer device and causes the servicer device to decode the scannable code to determine incident-related information. The image may be assessed for quality in real time, and depending on quality, transmitted, along with the incident-related information, such as an incident identifier and/or additional transaction information, by the servicer device to a provider computing system for completing the transaction.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform for translating various user input into a standardized input used to cause a database to sort data in a specified manner and present the data in a graphic user interface according to user instruction. User input is a text string that includes a first set of characters and a second set of characters split by a dividing symbol. Based on the choice of dividing symbol and the arrangement of the first set of character and second set of characters the system converts the input into a standardized form.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform for translating various user input into a standardized input used to cause a database to sort data in a specified manner and present the data in a graphic user interface according to user instruction. User input is a text string that includes a first set of characters and a second set of characters split by a dividing symbol. Based on the choice of dividing symbol and the arrangement of the first set of character and second set of characters the system converts the input into a standardized form.

Abstract: Systems and methods for retrieval of information from read-only databases that hold taxonomic-related and sequence-related data. A method may include receiving organism names from a taxonomy database and detecting new organism names. The method may also include retrieving hierarchical data and assigning the new organism names to buckets based on the hierarchical data. The method may further include receiving sequence data elements from a nucleotide database, identifying particular buckets to correspond to a screener data set, querying organism names assigned to the particular buckets with names of reference sequences of the sequence data elements, generating a mapping between the sequence data elements and organism names returned as a result of the queries, and storing the mapping.

Abstract: Systems and methods for retrieval of information from read-only databases that hold taxonomic-related and sequence-related data. A method may include receiving organism names from a taxonomy database and detecting new organism names. The method may also include retrieving hierarchical data and assigning the new organism names to buckets based on the hierarchical data. The method may further include receiving sequence data elements from a nucleotide database, identifying particular buckets to correspond to a screener data set, querying organism names assigned to the particular buckets with names of reference sequences of the sequence data elements, generating a mapping between the sequence data elements and organism names returned as a result of the queries, and storing the mapping.

Abstract: Systems and methods for retrieval of information from read-only databases that hold taxonomic-related and sequence-related data. A method may include receiving organism names from a taxonomy database and detecting new organism names. The method may also include retrieving hierarchical data and assigning the new organism names to buckets based on the hierarchical data. The method may further include receiving sequence data elements from a nucleotide database, identifying particular buckets to correspond to a screener data set, querying organism names assigned to the particular buckets with names of reference sequences of the sequence data elements, generating a mapping between the sequence data elements and organism names returned as a result of the queries, and storing the mapping.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for using backscattered data and known parameters to characterize vascular tissue. Specifically, methods and devices for identifying information about the imaging element used to gather the backscattered data are provided in order to permit an operation console having a plurality of Virtual Histology classification trees to select the appropriate VH classification tree for analyzing data gathered using that imaging element. In order to select the appropriate VH database for analyzing data from a specific imaging catheter, it is advantageous to know information regarding the function and performance of the catheter, such as the operating frequency of the catheter and whether it is a rotational or phased-array catheter. The present invention provides a device and method for storing this information on the imaging catheter and communicating the information to the operation console.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for using backscattered data and known parameters to characterize vascular tissue. Specifically, methods and devices for identifying information about the imaging element used to gather the backscattered data are provided in order to permit an operation console having a plurality of Virtual Histology classification trees to select the appropriate VH classification tree for analyzing data gathered using that imaging element. In order to select the appropriate VH database for analyzing data from a specific imaging catheter, it is advantageous to know information regarding the function and performance of the catheter, such as the operating frequency of the catheter and whether it is a rotational or phased-array catheter. The present invention provides a device and method for storing this information on the imaging catheter and communicating the information to the operation console.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a vascular image are disclosed wherein a single composite display simultaneously provides a first view of a patient including an angiogram image and a second view including an intravascular image rendered from information provided by an imaging probe mounted on a distal end of a flexible elongate member. A cursor, having a position derived from image information provided by a radiopaque marker proximate the imaging probe, is displayed within the angiogram image to correlate the position of the imaging probe to a presently displayed intravascular image and thus provide an easily discernable identification of a position within a patient corresponding to a currently displayed intravascular image. The resulting composite display simultaneously provides: an intravascular image that includes information about a vessel that is not available from an angiogram and a current location within a vessel of a source of intravascular image data from which the intravascular image is rendered.