Abstract: A catalyst shaped body has a column body extending in a longitudinal direction. Its cross section has a central through hole, at least four first corners and a same number of first recesses. The first corners are arranged at the same angular intervals in a circumferential direction to define a first circumscribed circle of an outer contour of the catalyst shaped body, each first corner is tangent to the first circumscribed circle. The first corners and the first recesses are alternately arranged in the circumferential direction. The first corners are an outwardly convex part of a first ellipse, and the first recesses are inwardly concave arcs tangent to the two adjacent first corners, so as to avoid bite between the first corners and/or the first recesses of the catalyst shaped body and the first recesses and/or the first corners of adjacent catalyst shaped bodies.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for enabling cross-graph querying in graph databases using a transition operator within a traversal context. In some embodiments, a computing system receives a query containing a transition operator that facilitates transitioning from a first graph to a second graph. The system processes a traversal operation within the first graph, retrieves intermediary data, and transitions to the second graph to perform subsequent traversal operations. The query engine can utilize confidence scores associated with edges in the graphs to filter or prioritize results, ensuring the reliability of returned data. Additionally, data validation techniques using a mirror graph are disclosed, where new data is validated before integration into a production graph. These techniques streamline cross-graph data analysis, improve query efficiency, and maintain graph database integrity while supporting applications such as fraud detection, recommendation systems, and account linking.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for enabling cross-graph querying in graph databases using a transition operator within a traversal context. In some embodiments, a computing system receives a query containing a transition operator that facilitates transitioning from a first graph to a second graph. The system processes a traversal operation within the first graph, retrieves intermediary data, and transitions to the second graph to perform subsequent traversal operations. The query engine can utilize confidence scores associated with edges in the graphs to filter or prioritize results, ensuring the reliability of returned data. Additionally, data validation techniques using a mirror graph are disclosed, where new data is validated before integration into a production graph. These techniques streamline cross-graph data analysis, improve query efficiency, and maintain graph database integrity while supporting applications such as fraud detection, recommendation systems, and account linking.

Abstract: A method for speech conversion includes obtaining a speech conversion model configured to convert input utterances of human speech directly into corresponding output utterances of synthesized speech. The method further includes receiving a speech conversion request including input audio data corresponding to an utterance spoken by a target speaker associated with atypical speech and a speaker identifier uniquely identifying the target speaker. The method includes activating, using the speaker identifier, a particular sub-model for biasing the speech conversion model to recognize a type of the atypical speech associated with the target speaker identified by the speaker identifier.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present application provides a battery charging method, an electronic device, and an electric device. The charging method provided by the present application performs alternate charge and discharge cycles with high and low currents during the fast-charging-cycle process, which can eliminate polarization caused by high-current fast charging with only a slight increase in charging duration, improve interface lithium plating, prevent abnormal battery cell voltage plunging phenomena, and balance regional SOC differences at the interface caused by fast charging. Furthermore, low-current charging can reduce temperature rise differences within the battery cell, reduce regional overcharging and over-discharging phenomena, improve lithium plating, and also enhance the usable life of the battery, solving the problem that the existing charging method cannot improve lithium plating on the negative electrode of lithium batteries while ensuring fast charging performance.

Abstract: An electric boiler device based on utilization of residual energy of an elevator includes a heat storage module, an electric heating module and a control module. A heat storage water tank of the heat storage module is replenished with water from a tap water pipe network, and a preheating unit of the heat storage module converts the residual energy of the elevator into heat energy of the heat storage water tank by using an energy consumption resistor. The control module replenishes a heating water tank with water by delivering preheated water to the electric heating module according to a water level of the heating water tank, and controls a heating unit of the electric heat module to heat the heating water tank according to a user-set temperature, and heated hot water is provided through a user water supply pipe network.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to improving the efficiency of geolocation queries via geospatial cells and query parameter caching. In various embodiments, a system receives a request from a user device to access geolocation information of entities and determine a first geographic location of the device. The system identifies that the first location is within a geospatial cell stored in a database cache and determines whether query parameters corresponding to the cell are stored in the cache. The system may retrieve the cached query parameters corresponding to the geospatial cell and execute a geolocation query on a database storing location information for different entities based on the cached query parameters. Results of the geolocation query may be different from query results of one or more other queries executed, based on the cached query parameters, for other user computing devices located within the given geospatial cell based on the cached query parameters.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide an organic light-emitting display panel and a display apparatus. A functional layer disposed on a first substrate in the organic light-emitting display panel includes an emissive layer and an optical filter layer. A pixel define layer is disposed between adjacent organic light-emitting units in the emissive layer. Black light-shielding blocks and color-blocking blocks in the optical filter layer are alternately arranged. The color-blocking blocks and the organic light-emitting units are disposed in a one-to-one correspondence manner. A region between adjacent black light-shielding blocks covers the organic light-emitting unit in a thickness direction of the organic light-emitting display panel. The pixel define layer is a black light-absorbing layer.

Abstract: A method for speech conversion includes obtaining a speech conversion model configured to convert input utterances of human speech directly into corresponding output utterances of synthesized speech. The method further includes receiving a speech conversion request including input audio data corresponding to an utterance spoken by a target speaker associated with atypical speech and a speaker identifier uniquely identifying the target speaker. The method includes activating, using the speaker identifier, a particular sub-model for biasing the speech conversion model to recognize a type of the atypical speech associated with the target speaker identified by the speaker identifier.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for implementing cross-zone communication for computing zones executing different coding protocols. A server computer system may receive, via a proxy layer of a first instance of an application executing within a first computing zone according to a first set of coding protocols, a request for a service executed via a second instance of the application in a second computing zone according to a second, different set of coding protocols. The system may alter, via a remote layer of the first instance, a set of data specified in the request to comply with the second, set of protocols. The system may transmit, via the remote layer of the first instance to a remote layer of the second instance, the altered set of data. The system may advantageously provide a simplified development interface allowing for both development and testing within a local environment without deployment of multiple different services.

Abstract: A method for operating a graph database, including receiving, by a computer system, a query to a particular graph database, the query identifying a plurality of vertices of the particular graph database. The method further includes performing, by the computer system, hash operations on two or more of the plurality of vertices to generate respective hash values and dividing, using the respective hash values, the query into a plurality of sub-queries, each corresponding to a subset of the plurality of vertices. The method also includes sending, by the computer system, ones of the plurality of sub-queries to a plurality of database repositories for the particular graph database.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for detecting risk via a server system that receives, based on user activity at a device, an indication of a trigger event corresponding to a potential electronic communication. After receiving the trigger event indication and prior to receiving an indication of initiation of the electronic communication, the system executes a set of computations for the communication, including performing a multi-hop query to a graph database storing a graphical representation of a plurality of communications and storing results of the execution. In response to initiation of the electronic communication, the system retrieves, using information corresponding to entities involved in the electronic communication, one or more portions of the results of executing the set of computations the database. The system determines, based on the retrieved results, whether to approve the electronic communication.

Abstract: Provided is a pharmaceutical composition that is for prevention or treatment of urinary tract organ cancer, causes no adverse side effects, can be continuously used for a long time, and is administered to the urinary tract organ by injection into the urinary tract organ cavity. A solution for injection into the urinary tract organ cavity contains D-allose. The inside of the urinary tract organ cavity is the inside of the upper urinary tract and the inside of the bladder. The solution is for injection therapy into the urinary tract organ cavity. The solution uses enhancement of sugar uptake into cancer cells of the urinary tract organ (for example, RT112, 253J, J82) by D-allose. The solution contains D-allose together with a pharmaceutically acceptable diluent or carrier. The solution is a pharmaceutical composition for prevention or treatment of urinary tract organ cancer.

Abstract: To provide a composition for the treatment of renal cell carcinoma and a composition or a method for enhancing the uptake of a drug into renal cell carcinoma cells. Provided are a D-allose-containing composition for the treatment of renal cell carcinoma, and a D-allose-containing composition or method for enhancing the uptake of a drug into renal cell carcinoma cells. The composition is a pharmaceutical composition to be administered in an effective amount to patients requiring the treatment of renal cell carcinoma in humans or animals other than humans.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the technical field of biology, in particular to a phytase mutant, a preparation method therefor and an application thereof, a DNA molecule encoding the phytase mutant, a vector, and a host cell. The mutant provided by the present invention contains the substituent of an amino acid at at least one position selected from the following group: 36, 69, 89, 91, 111, 202, 213, 225, 238, 243, 253, 258, and 266. The heat resistance of the mutant is significantly improved, thereby facilitating the wide application of the phytase in feed.

Abstract: A method for operating a graph database, including receiving, by a computer system, a query to a particular graph database, the query identifying a plurality of vertices of the particular graph database. The method further includes performing, by the computer system, hash operations on two or more of the plurality of vertices to generate respective hash values and dividing, using the respective hash values, the query into a plurality of sub-queries, each corresponding to a subset of the plurality of vertices. The method also includes sending, by the computer system, ones of the plurality of sub-queries to a plurality of database repositories for the particular graph database.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to improving the efficiency of geolocation queries via geospatial cells and query parameter caching. In various embodiments, a system receives a request from a user device to access geolocation information of entities and determine a first geographic location of the device. The system identifies that the first location is within a geospatial cell stored in a database cache and determines whether query parameters corresponding to the cell are stored in the cache. The system may retrieve the cached query parameters corresponding to the geospatial cell and execute a geolocation query on a database storing location information for different entities based on the cached query parameters. Results of the geolocation query may be different from query results of one or more other queries executed, based on the cached query parameters, for other user computing devices located within the given geospatial cell based on the cached query parameters.

Abstract: A glycosyl donor represented by formula (I) is used for preparing an S-glycoside compound represented by formula (III), an O-glycoside compound represented by formula (V), and a C-glycoside compound represented by formula (V). The glycosyl donor is a raw material in the preparation of O-glycoside, S-glycoside, and C-glycoside compounds by means of a free radical reaction, most of which have a special ? configuration.