Abstract: In an embodiment, a set of data instances associated with a domain is received. A set of simplification rules is applied on the received set of data instances. A set of simplified representations associated with the received set of data instances is determined. A set of transformation rules on the is applied received set of data instances. A set of graph representations associated with the received set of data instances is determined. A set of first lambda functions is executed on a set of representations. The set of representations includes at least one of the determined set of simplified representations or the determined set of graph representations. A set of instance properties associated with the set of representations is determined. The set of representations is analyzed. First information associated with the set of representations is rendered based on the analysis of the set of representations.

Abstract: In an embodiment, operations include receiving a graph dataset including a set of graphs. The operations further include generating, by a task scheduler, a set of task queues configured to process the received graph dataset in parallel. The operations further include determining, by the set of task queues, a set of graph attributes for each graph of the set of graphs. The operations further include receiving, by a web service, one or more graph attributes of the determined set of graph attributes. The operations further include transmitting, by the web service, attribute information including the received one or more graph attributes to a client browser. The client browser is configured to determine a set of graph views based on the transmitted attribute information. The operations further include controlling rendering of the determined set of graph views on the client browser.

Abstract: A system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes at least two virtual machines running on a hardware platform using either a hosted or a bare metal hypervisor. The virtual machines may communicate with an agent-server resident in the host operating system or in one of the virtual machines to switch control of the hardware component, such as graphics hardware, from one virtual machine to another.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: According to an aspect of an embodiment, operations may include retrieving a first graph. The operations may further include identifying a set of node-types, determining a first count of each of the identified set of node-types, and determining first statistical information. The operations may further include identifying a set of edge-types, determining a second count of each of the identified set of edge-types and determining a two-dimensional (2D) distribution of each of the identified set of edge-types. The operations may further include determining second statistical information, identifying a set of combinations of edge-types connecting three node-types and determining a third count of each of a set of three node-type groups.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: Operations may include identifying a plurality of graphs as ground truth graphs in response to each ground truth graph having a heuristic characteristic and being categorized as a first- or second-class graph based on labeling of the graphs with respect to the heuristic characteristic. The operations may include identifying a graph as an unlabeled graph, the graph being unlabeled with respect to the heuristic characteristic. The operations may include comparing the unlabeled graph to the first- and second-class graphs, the comparing being based on the heuristic characteristic and including one or more operations selected from a group of operations including performing similarity matching, model-based heuristics operations, or query analysis operations. The operations may include categorizing the unlabeled graph as a first- or second-class graph based on the comparing. The operations may include training a machine learning model using the ground truth graphs and the previously unlabeled graph.

Abstract: A system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes at least two virtual machines running on a hardware platform using either a hosted or a bare metal hypervisor. The virtual machines may communicate with an agent-server resident in the host operating system or in one of the virtual machines to switch control of the hardware component, such as graphics hardware, from one virtual machine to another.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: A system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes at least two virtual machines running on a hardware platform using either a hosted or a bare metal hypervisor. The virtual machines may communicate with an agent-server resident in the host operating system or in one of the virtual machines to switch control of the hardware component, such as graphics hardware, from one virtual machine to another.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: Methods, computer media encoding instructions, and systems that receive write requests directed to non-sequential logical block addresses and write the write requests to sequential disk block addresses in a storage system include an overprovision of a storage system to include an increment of additional storage space such that it is more likely a large enough sequential block of storage will be available to accommodate incoming write requests.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: A system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes at least two virtual machines running on a hardware platform using either a hosted or a bare metal hypervisor. The virtual machines may communicate with an agent-server resident in the host operating system or in one of the virtual machines to switch control of the hardware component, such as graphics hardware, from one virtual machine to another.

Abstract: Methods, computer media encoding instructions, and systems that receive write requests directed to non-sequential logical block addresses and write the write requests to sequential disk block addresses in a storage system include an overprovision of a storage system to include an increment of additional storage space such that it is more likely a large enough sequential block of storage will be available to accommodate incoming write requests.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: Methods, computer media encoding instructions, and systems that receive write requests directed to non-sequential logical block addresses and write the write requests to sequential disk block addresses in a storage system include an overprovision of a storage system to include an increment of additional storage space such that it is more likely a large enough sequential block of storage will be available to accommodate incoming write requests.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally provide for multi-dimensional disk arrays and methods for managing same and can be used in video surveillance systems for the management of real-time video data, image data, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: A system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes at least two virtual machines running on a hardware platform using either a hosted or a bare metal hypervisor. The virtual machines may communicate with an agent-server resident in the host operating system or in one of the virtual machines to switch control of the hardware component, such as graphics hardware, from one virtual machine to another.