Abstract: This application discloses a method and apparatus for detecting a molecule binding site, an electronic device, and a storage medium, relating to the field of computer technologies. According to one embodiment, the method includes: obtaining 3D coordinates of at least one site in a target molecule; for each site, obtaining a prediction probability indicating a possibility of the each site being a binding site via a site detection model; and determining a binding site from the at least one site in the target molecule based on the prediction probability of the each of the at least one site.

Abstract: A touch control input method includes the steps: displaying an application program interface; configuring multiple touch areas for the application program interface; determining one or more touch areas with a higher probability of touch control by predicting a next input after an input according to a rule of an input operation; dynamically enlarging the one or more touch areas. Besides, a corresponding system and a non-transitory computer storage medium are provided. In the method, system, and non-transitory computer storage medium, a touch control area with a higher or highest probability of user clicking is found, and an area of the touch area is enlarged, the user can perform touching at one time to complete a more accurate touch action, thereby reducing user operation steps and omitting a step of partial enlargement. Therefore, the user experience is improved, and system operation costs are reduced.

Abstract: In one example, a network device includes a network interface that receives a packet, a storage card that stores session data for monitored network sessions, a plurality of service processing cards that process packets of respective subsets of the network sessions, wherein each of the service processing cards comprises a respective memory to store session data for the respective subset of the network sessions processed by the corresponding service processing card, and a switch fabric coupled to the network interface, the storage card, and the plurality of service processing cards. One or more of the plurality of service cards process the received packet based on the session data stored by the storage card. The one or more of the plurality of service cards retrieve the session data for the network session to which the packet corresponds from the storage card and store the retrieved session data in the respective memory.

Abstract: A network device receives, from a remote user device, a requested test that includes test Internet protocol (IP) packets, and converts the test IP packets into hardware test commands. The network device also performs, based on the hardware test commands, the requested test on a component of a network device card to produce hardware test results. The network device further converts the hardware test results into test results in an IP packet format, and provides the tests results in the IP packet format to the remote user device.

Abstract: The present invention provides startup method and apparatus, startup-acceptance method and apparatus, and mutual-startup method and system. The startup method includes steps of: receiving an instruction of a user terminal to start up a second application; obtaining a login-status information of the user terminal in a first application; generating a first startup command for starting up the second application; and starting up the second application through the first startup command, delivering the login-status information of the user terminal in the first application to the second application and thereby automatically logging the user terminal into the second application.

Abstract: In general, the invention is directed to techniques for improving memory utilization in a priority queuing system of a network device. More specifically, a priority queue memory management system is described in which memory pages are assigned to the various priority queues in order to implement an efficient first in, first out (FIFO) functionality. The dynamic memory techniques described herein allow the multiple priority queues to share a common memory space. As a result, each priority queue does not require a pre-allocated amount of memory that matches the aggregate size of the packets that must be buffered by the queue.

Abstract: A network device includes a receiver component that generates flow control information. The network device also includes a transmitter component that receives a packet for forwarding to the receiver component, receives flow control data for the packet from the receiver component, and provides the packet and the flow control data for the packet to a fabric component. The fabric component performs a congestion management operation for the packet, and forwards the packet to the receiver component based on the flow control data and results of the congestion management operation.

Abstract: A network device receives, from a remote user device, a requested test that includes test Internet protocol (IP) packets, and converts the test IP packets into hardware test commands. The network device also performs, based on the hardware test commands, the requested test on a component of a network device card to produce hardware test results. The network device further converts the hardware test results into test results in an IP packet format, and provides the tests results in the IP packet format to the remote user device.

Abstract: A network device includes a receiver component that generates flow control information. The network device also includes a transmitter component that receives a packet for forwarding to the receiver component, receives flow control data for the packet from the receiver component, and provides the packet and the flow control data for the packet to a fabric component. The fabric component performs a congestion management operation for the packet, and forwards the packet to the receiver component based on the flow control data and results of the congestion management operation.

Abstract: In general, techniques are described for reducing response times to retrieve content in an intermediate network device. In particular, the intermediate network device receives a packet from a client device of a first network that requests content from a remote network device of a second network, inspects the packet to determine whether the requested content has been previously cached to either of a first and a second memory of the device, issues a request to load the requested content from the second memory to the first memory based on the determination and queues the packet within in the queue. After queuing the packet, the intermediate network device then processes the packet to assemble a response that includes the content from the memory.

Abstract: In general, the invention is directed to techniques for improving memory utilization in a priority queuing system of a network device. More specifically, a priority queue memory management system is described in which memory pages are assigned to the various priority queues in order to implement an efficient first in, first out (FIFO) functionality. The dynamic memory techniques described herein allow the multiple priority queues to share a common memory space. As a result, each priority queue does not require a pre-allocated amount of memory that matches the aggregate size of the packets that must be buffered by the queue.

Abstract: A system and method for intrusion detection and prevention processing are described. One or more states of a finite state automaton (FSA) stored in a memory may be compressed to form compressed state information. The FSA may include a set of states and defined state transitions for input characters. The compressed state information may include individual entries for the characters having a corresponding state transition to a next state, and a single entry for the values having a corresponding state transition to a common state. Context data may be searched using the compressed state information.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of antimicrobial agents, and to methods for the identification and characterization of potential antimicrobial agents and compounds which enhance the effect of antimicrobial agents. More specifically this invention relates to methods for screening agents for which the mode of action involves the acrAB family of efflux pumps.