Abstract: A power tool has a directional switch interlock. The power tool includes a drive mechanism having an output shaft that is configured to rotate about a rotational axis in a clockwise direction or a counterclockwise direction. A directional switch is configured to select the rotational direction of the output shaft between the clockwise direction and the counterclockwise direction. A trigger member of the power tool is configured to be actuated from a non-actuated position to an actuated position to cause the drive mechanism to rotate the output shaft about the rotational axis. The trigger member includes a directional switch-locking member, where when the trigger member is actuated from the non-actuated position to the actuated position, the directional switch-locking member engages with the directional switch, locking the directional switch from changing the selected rotational direction of the output shaft.

Abstract: The invention relates to a downhole system incorporating an electromagnetic disconnect (EMD). The EMD features an actuator rod, a latch mechanism, and a magnetic solenoid, enabling controlled and selective electrical and/or mechanical disconnect of downhole tools. When activated by an electric current, the solenoid triggers the retraction of spring-loaded components, allowing the actuator rod to disengage from the latch. This allows the latch fingers to contract, and when coupled with an electrical connector interface, will disrupt the electrical continuity within the downhole system. Also, the finger contraction will allow for the mechanical disconnect, releasing the tool from the EMD. The mechanism is reusable, allowing for multiple cycles of engagement and disconnect. The system enhances operational efficiency and safety by providing precise control over tool deployment and retrieval in complex wellbore environments.

Abstract: Disclosed is a belt part for the torso of a wearer for forming a pant absorbent article with a crotch part. The belt part has a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction, and elasticity in the transverse direction. The belt part has a belt fastening means detachable with the crotch part and a pair of side seams having a seam length LS. The belt part is formed by a front and back belt each divided into multiple zones spanning in the transverse direction and defined by its location from the distal edge to the proximal edge relative to the percentage of the seam length LS, the distal edge is considered 0% and the proximal edge is considered 100%. The belt part has a fastening zone matching the location of the belt fastening means. The tensile stress of the fastening zone is not higher than the tensile stress of the remaining zones.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a solution for task scheduling. A method includes: obtaining a workflow for processing a task, the workflow comprising a plurality of nodes connected in an order, a node in the plurality of nodes being configured to perform a subtask of the task based on configuration information of the node; in response to a first node of the plurality of nodes being scheduled for processing, extracting first input information for the first node from context information associated with the workflow, the context information being accessible to the plurality of nodes; causing a first subtask to be processed by the first node at least based on the first input information, to obtain a response of the first subtask; and updating the context information based on the response of the first subtask.

Abstract: A crotch part for forming a pant absorbent article with a belt part is disclosed. The crotch part has a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction, a front end, and a back end, a water permeable topsheet, a water impermeable backsheet, an absorbent core, a crotch fastening means detachable with the belt part along both the front and back ends, and an inner pocket along at least one of the front or back ends. The inner pocket is formed by a pocket substrate which is hydrophobic and has a concave pocket notch in the transverse center. The crotch fastening means is disposed on the wearer facing side of the crotch part.

Abstract: Disclosed is a belt part for donning on the torso of a wearer for forming a pant absorbent article with a crotch part, the belt part having a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction, a distal edge, a proximal edge, a pair of side seams, and having elasticity in the transverse direction, the belt part formed by a front belt and a back belt, the belt part comprising a belt fastening means detachable with the crotch part. At least one of the front belt or the back belt comprises a belt notch, the belt notch positioned on the proximal edge and having a longitudinal dimension of from about 20% to about 40% of the respective belt, the belt notch positioned on the transverse center and having a transverse dimension of from about 10% to about 30% of the respective belt.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, are provided. One example method includes receiving an input prompt. For a first token in the input prompt, a utility metric comprising m utility scores is determined, each utility score indicating a relevance of a token in a vocabulary of m tokens with respect to the first token; the vocabulary of m tokens are assigned to N buckets based on the utility scores of the m tokens; bucket utility scores of the N buckets are determined based on utility scores of tokens assigned to the N buckets; a target bucket is sampled from the N buckets based on the bucket utility scores; and a replacement token corresponding to the first token is sampled from the target bucket. The method further includes generating a perturbed prompt corresponding to the input prompt, the perturbed prompt comprising the replacement token.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, are provided. One example method includes receiving an input prompt. For a first token in the input prompt, m first utility scores are determined, where the kth first utility score (k=1, 2, . . . , m) indicates a relevance of the kth token in a vocabulary of m tokens with respect to the first token; the vocabulary of m tokens are assigned to buckets based on m first utility scores; m second utility scores are determined, where the kth second utility score is determined based on the kth first utility score, a quantity of tokens assigned to the same bucket as the kth token, and a noise; a candidate set of tokens is determined based on m second utility scores; and a replacement token is sampled from the candidate set. The method further includes generating a perturbed prompt comprising the replacement token.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, are provided. One example method includes receiving an input prompt in a natural language, the input prompt comprising a sequence of tokens. For a first token in the sequence of tokens, a context metric of the first token is determined in the context of the sequence of tokens in the input prompt, a distance metric is determined to indicate a distance between an embedding of the first token and an embedding of each of a set of tokens included in a vocabulary, a utility metric is determined based on the context metric and the distance metric, and a replacement token of the first token is sampled from the vocabulary based on the utility metric. The method further includes generating a perturbed prompt corresponding to the input prompt, the perturbed prompt comprising the replacement token.

Abstract: Disclosed is a pant absorbent article having a belt part and a crotch part, the belt part and the crotch part being detachable with each other by a primary fastening system for providing the absorbent article. The belt part includes a front belt and a back belt, the belt part having elasticity in the transverse direction and having a pair of side seams having a seam length LS. The front belt and the back belt each have a primary belt fastening means on a garment facing side, the primary belt fastening means forming part of the fastening system engageable with a primary crotch fastening means.

Abstract: Systems and methods for intelligent quantization for video compression are provided. In some embodiments, the methods and systems estimate a rate-distortion function is for video coding. An offset to a reconstruction process is applied, where the offset is determined based upon a frequency dependent variable and a quantization step size. The offset is then derived by transmitting the frequency dependent variable to a decoder. Additionally, a transform coefficient may be estimated as either a Laplacian or Cauchy distributions with a mean of zero and ? as a frequency dependent parameter. The offset at an encoder may be modified based on the frequency dependent variable. Modifying the offset minimizes overall distortion by moving the quantization step size closer to a centroid of the Laplacian or Cauchy distribution. Additionally, a quantization bin size may be altered to optimize distortion, and the system may determine which frequency coefficients to utilize.

Abstract: Disclosed is an article having an absorbent assembly and an application structure, the absorbent assembly containing: 1) a first absorbent body having a first water permeable topsheet; a first water impermeable backsheet having a transverse dimension T1; a first absorbent core between the first topsheet and the first backsheet; a first outer cover on the garment facing side of the first backsheet; 2) a second absorbent body on the garment facing side of the first absorbent body, having: a second water permeable topsheet having a transverse dimension T3; a second absorbent core; and 3) a chassis on the garment facing side of the second absorbent core, the chassis containing a water impermeable chassis backsheet; wherein T1 is greater than T3, and wherein the first outer cover and the second topsheet are bonded with a Temporary Bond which enables removing the first absorbent body from the diaper article.

Abstract: Described systems and methods may enable control of equipment using a response generated by an LLM and a model for the equipment. The techniques may include receiving a prompt related to an operation of an industrial automation equipment. The techniques may also include providing the prompt as an input to a Large Language Model (LLM) that stores information related to the industrial automation equipment. Further, the techniques include retrieving identifier information as an output of the LLM. Further still, the techniques include determining that a process parameter related to the operation of the industrial automation equipment is accessible by the computing system based on the identifier information. Further still, the techniques include obtaining a model for the operation based on the process parameter being accessible, generating a response to the prompt based on the model, controlling the industrial automation equipment based on the response.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus to manufacture a coupled inductor are disclosed. An example coupled inductor includes a base of a magnetic core including a first channel and a second channel extending between first and second sides of the base, the first channel spaced apart from the second channel, a third channel of the base extending transverse to the first and second channels, a first conductive wire positioned in the base, a first portion of the first conductive wire positioned in the first channel, a second portion of the first conductive wire positioned in the second channel, a third portion of the first conductive wire positioned in the third channel, and a first portion of a second conductive wire positioned in the first channel, a second portion of the conductive wire positioned in the second channel, a third portion of the second conductive wire positioned in the third channel.

Abstract: A power tool includes a tool housing and a display assembly housed within the tool housing. The display assembly includes a display screen for displaying graphical information about the operation of the power tool and a printed circuit board operatively coupled to the display screen, where the printed circuit board includes control circuitry for the display screen. The display assembly also includes a rigid spacer between the display screen and the printed circuit board that defines cavities for receiving potting material. The display assembly further includes a boat peripherally surrounding and supporting the display screen, the printed circuit board, and the rigid spacer. The power tool also includes an elastomeric gasket seated between the printed circuit board and the boat for isolating the display screen. The power tool can include a protective cover for shielding the display screen.

Abstract: A system for determining the performance of a video codec for real-time communication applications includes a video codec performance evaluation network model and video codec quality analyze. A set of network conditions is used to simulate certain typical real-world network conditions. A coded video stream is transmitted from the transmitting end to the receiving end under these conditions. The end-to-end latency and received video fluency are measured along with a set of existing video quality measures by a video codec performance evaluation system including a network model and a video codec quality analyzer. The decodable frame ratio, latency and video fluency are used as the performance metrics for real-time communication video quality evaluation. The video codec performance evaluation system does not send any video data over a network when it determines the real-time communication quality of the video codec.

Abstract: Methods and systems for data security are provided. The method includes generating respective tags for data segments in a dataset, deriving respective temporal keys associated with the respective tags for the plurality of data segments from a master key, and transforming the plurality of data segments from a plaintext to a ciphertext using the respective temporal keys as a first input and the respective tags as a second input, while format-preserving the data segments. The master key can be updated to prevent from reverse-transforming a selected data segment in the dataset from the ciphertext to the plaintext.

Abstract: Systems and methods for video coding on regions of interest are provided. In some embodiments, the methods and systems for improved ROI treatment of a coded video frame includes blocking a video frame into blocks. Next a region of interest (ROI) level to each of the blocks is assigned. This ROI assignment process may include determining variance for each block, grouping blocks by similar variance, detecting motion for each block and assigning the ROI level responsive to the variance and presence of motion for the given block. Lastly, a quantization parameter (QP) level is assigned to each block responsive to the ROI level for the given block. In some cases, the ROI level assigned to a block is responsive to a bounding box being present. The bounding box is generated responsive to an algorithm identifying an object of interest (e.g., a face).

Abstract: Systems and methods for the directional interpolation filter for video compression is provided. In some embodiments, the methods and systems for directional interpolation initially determine an angle of directional interpolation for a given pixel in a region of interest. The angle may be determined by performing edge detection for a textural edge in the region of interest and aligning the angle with an angle for the detected edge. Alternatively, the angle may be determined by applying a predictive method. The tap length for the pixel interpolation may also be determined. Determining tap length is an optimization between tap size and desired precision. Once tap length is determined, the systems and methods may interpolate the pixel along the angle by the determined tap length. This interpolation may include interpolation along the angle of integer pixels, or alternatively may include deriving intermediate pixels from integer pixels, and interpolation along the intermediate pixels.