Abstract: Techniques are described for training and/or utilizing sub-agent machine learning models to generate candidate dialog responses. In various implementations, a user-facing dialog agent (202, 302), or another component on its behalf, selects one of the candidate responses which is closest to user defined global priority objectives (318). Global priority objectives can include values (306) for a variety of dialog features such as emotion, confusion, objective-relatedness, personality, verbosity, etc. In various implementations, each machine learning model includes an encoder portion and a decoder portion. Each encoder portion and decoder portion can be a recurrent neural network (RNN) model, such as a RNN model that includes at least one memory layer, such as a long short-term memory (LSTM) layer.

Abstract: Methods of predicting a fault in a diagnostic laboratory system include providing one or more sensors; generating data using the one or more sensors; inputting the data into an artificial intelligence algorithm, the artificial intelligence algorithm configured to predict at least one fault in the diagnostic laboratory system in response to the data; and predicting at least one fault in the diagnostic laboratory system using the artificial intelligence algorithm. Other methods, systems, and apparatus are also disclosed.

Abstract: Disclosed is a memory structure that includes wordlines (WL) and cell supply lines (CSL) positioned between and parallel to voltage boost lines (VBLs). The VBLs enable capacitive coupling-based voltage boosting of the adjacent WL and/or CSL depending on whether a read or write assist is required. During a read operation, all VBLs for a selected row can be charged to create coupling capacitances with the WL and with the CSL and thereby boost both the wordline voltage (Vwl) and the cell supply voltage (Vcs) for a read assist. During a write operation, one VBL adjacent to the WL for a selected row can be charged to create a coupling capacitance with the WL only and thereby boost the Vwl for a write assist. The coupling capacitances created by charging VBLs in the structure is self-adjusting in that as the length of the rows increase so do the potential coupling capacitances.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a circuit structure and related method to provide a radiation resistant memory cell. A circuit structure may include a first latch having an input node and an output node. A second latch has an input node and an output node, in which the output node of the second latch is coupled to the input node of the first latch, and the input node of the second latch is coupled to the output node of the first latch. A read/write (R/W) circuit includes a plurality of transistors coupling a word line, a bit line, and an inverted bit line to at least two outputs. One of the at least two outputs is coupled to the input node of the first latch and another of the outputs is coupled to the input node of the second latch.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a circuit structure and related method to provide a radiation resistant memory cell. A circuit structure may include a first latch having an input node and an output node. A second latch has an input node and an output node, in which the output node of the second latch is coupled to the input node of the first latch, and the input node of the second latch is coupled to the output node of the first latch. A read/write (R/W) circuit includes a plurality of transistors coupling a word line, a bit line, and an inverted bit line to at least two outputs. One of the at least two outputs is coupled to the input node of the first latch and another of the outputs is coupled to the input node of the second latch.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a series of pipeline stages that have logic components connected to supply output data to latch components, timing correction blocks connected to the latch components, and a memory component connected to supply a correction pattern to the timing correction blocks. The timing correction blocks have a buffer connected to a multiplexor. The correction pattern controls whether the multiplexor receives an adjusted clock signal through the buffer to control whether the timing correction blocks supply an unadjusted clock signal or the adjusted clock signal to the latch components.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a circuit structure and related method to provide a radiation resistant memory cell. A circuit structure may include a first latch having an input node and an output node. A second latch has an input node and an output node, in which the output node of the second latch is coupled to the input node of the first latch, and the input node of the second latch is coupled to the output node of the first latch. A read/write (R/W) circuit includes a plurality of transistors coupling a word line, a bit line, and an inverted bit line to at least two outputs. One of the at least two outputs is coupled to the input node of the first latch and another of the outputs is coupled to the input node of the second latch.

Abstract: Disclosed are embodiments of a low-leakage row decoder and a memory circuit incorporating the row decoder. The row decoder includes wordline driver circuitry including first devices (pre-drivers) and second devices (wordline drivers). Each second device is connected in series between a first device and a wordline for a row in a memory array. The first devices can be directly connected to a positive supply voltage rail and connected to a ground rail through a footer. The second devices can be connected to the positive supply voltage rail through a header and directly connected to the ground rail. The on/off states of the header and footer are controlled by clock signal-dependent control signals so that they are either concurrently on or off. With this configuration, leakage power consumption of the wordline driver circuitry is minimized while the memory structures as idle and also while it operates in a normal active mode.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for forming a memory, including: forming a memory core using a plurality of cells from a library of cells, wherein each cell in the library of cells follows standard cell row placement constraints and includes a static timing model, and wherein the plurality of cells includes a dynamic bitcell; wherein forming the memory core further includes connecting a plurality of the bitcells via abutment to form a rectangular array of bitcells such that bitlines of the bitcells and wordlines of the bitcells connect by abutment and are shared between adjacent bitcells in the array of bitcells.

Abstract: Techniques for providing alerts in a system that implements an organizational management platform to manage applications for an organization are disclosed. The method can include accessing organizational data associated with the organization. A rule having a condition for activation of a trigger can be received from a user interface. A dependency map having data objects that are associated with the rule can be generated by the system. A change in a first data object from the data objects can be determined. Additionally, a dependency between the rule and the first data object can be determined based on the dependency map. Moreover, the condition for the activation of the trigger can be determined to be satisfied based on the determined change. Subsequently, an action associated with the activation of the trigger can be performed based on the condition for the activation of the trigger being satisfied.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a multi-port register file, including: a plurality of single-bit data registers for receiving and storing input data; a read path coupled to an output of each of the plurality of data registers; a plurality of AND gates, wherein an output of each of the plurality of data registers is coupled to an input of a respective AND gate of the plurality of AND gates; an input gating signal coupled to another input of each of the plurality of AND gates; a plurality of multi-bit registers, wherein an output of each of the plurality of AND gates is coupled to each of the plurality of multi-bit registers; and a write disable circuit coupled to the input gating signal for disabling a write signal applied to each of the plurality of multi-bit registers.

Abstract: Disclosed is a memory structure that includes wordlines (WL) and cell supply lines (CSL) positioned between and parallel to voltage boost lines (VBLs). The VBLs enable capacitive coupling-based voltage boosting of the adjacent WL and/or CSL depending on whether a read or write assist is required. During a read operation, all VBLs for a selected row can be charged to create coupling capacitances with the WL and with the CSL and thereby boost both the wordline voltage (Vwl) and the cell supply voltage (Vcs) for a read assist. During a write operation, one VBL adjacent to the WL for a selected row can be charged to create a coupling capacitance with the WL only and thereby boost the Vwl for a write assist. The coupling capacitances created by charging VBLs in the structure is self-adjusting in that as the length of the rows increase so do the potential coupling capacitances.

Abstract: Disclosed are embodiments of a low-leakage row decoder and a memory circuit incorporating the row decoder. The row decoder includes wordline driver circuitry including first devices (pre-drivers) and second devices (wordline drivers). Each second device is connected in series between a first device and a wordline for a row in a memory array. The first devices can be directly connected to a positive supply voltage rail and connected to a ground rail through a footer. The second devices can be connected to the positive supply voltage rail through a header and directly connected to the ground rail. The on/off states of the header and footer are controlled by clock signal-dependent control signals so that they are either concurrently on or off. With this configuration, leakage power consumption of the wordline driver circuitry is minimized while the memory structures as idle and also while it operates in a normal active mode.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a memory circuit structure including a transistor array for writing a plurality of bits to a memory element. The transistor array includes a first transistor having a first source/drain terminal for receiving a supply voltage. A first word line is coupled between a decoder and the first source/drain terminal of the first transistor. The first word line transmits a voltage output from the decoder to the first transistor as the supply voltage.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a memory circuit structure including a transistor array for writing a plurality of bits to a memory element. The transistor array includes a first transistor having a first source/drain terminal for receiving a supply voltage. A first word line is coupled between a decoder and the first source/drain terminal of the first transistor. The first word line transmits a voltage output from the decoder to the first transistor as the supply voltage.

Abstract: A disclosed sense circuit for a memory circuit includes sense amplifiers that detect differences in voltage levels on complementary bitlines during read operations. Instead of the sense amplifiers having built-in footer devices that lead to significant leakage, the sense circuit incorporates a common footer device for all sense amplifiers. To ensure that this footer device has sufficient drive strength to enable voltage differential detection by each sense amplifier, the sense circuit also includes a sense signal generation and boost circuit (SSG&B circuit) that generates a sense mode control signal (SEN) to control the on/off states of the footer device and that further boosts SEN, at the appropriate time, to increase the drive current. By using the common footer device and the SSG&B circuit, leakage from the sense circuit is reduced during a pre-charge operation mode without sacrificing performance during a read operation mode. Also disclosed are associated method embodiments.

Abstract: Techniques for providing alerts in a system that implements an organizational management platform to manage applications for an organization are disclosed. The method can include accessing organizational data associated with the organization. A rule having a condition for activation of a trigger can be received from a user interface. A dependency map having data objects that are associated with the rule can be generated by the system. A change in a first data object from the data objects can be determined. Additionally, a dependency between the rule and the first data object can be determined based on the dependency map. Moreover, the condition for the activation of the trigger can be determined to be satisfied based on the determined change. Subsequently, an action associated with the activation of the trigger can be performed based on the condition for the activation of the trigger being satisfied.

Abstract: A disclosed sense circuit for a memory circuit includes sense amplifiers that detect differences in voltage levels on complementary bitlines during read operations. Instead of the sense amplifiers having built-in footer devices that lead to significant leakage, the sense circuit incorporates a common footer device for all sense amplifiers. To ensure that this footer device has sufficient drive strength to enable voltage differential detection by each sense amplifier, the sense circuit also includes a sense signal generation and boost circuit (SSG&B circuit) that generates a sense mode control signal (SEN) to control the on/off states of the footer device and that further boosts SEN, at the appropriate time, to increase the drive current. By using the common footer device and the SSG&B circuit, leakage from the sense circuit is reduced during a pre-charge operation mode without sacrificing performance during a read operation mode. Also disclosed are associated method embodiments.

Abstract: A single-rail memory circuit includes an array of memory cells arranged in rows and columns and peripheral circuitry connected to the array for facilitating read and write operations with respect to selected memory cells. The peripheral circuitry includes, but is not limited to, boost circuits for the rows. Each boost circuit is connected to a wordline for a row and to a discrete voltage supply line for the same row. Each boost circuit for a row is configured to increase the voltage levels on the wordline and the voltage supply line for the row during a read of any selected memory cell within the row. Increasing the voltage levels on the wordline and on the voltage supply line during the read operation effectively boosts the read current. A method of operating the memory circuit reduces the probability of a read fail.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can identify a page within a social networking system. Information associated with at least one of the page or a representative of the page can be acquired. A set of calls to action implementable at the page can be identified. The set of calls to action can be ranked based on the information associated with at least one of the page or the representative of the page.