Abstract: A heat pump system, a heat management method and a vehicle are provided. The heat pump system includes an integrated heat exchanger integrated with a superconducting liquid flow passage and a refrigerant flow passage. The refrigerant flow passage is provided inside an on-board refrigerant circulation loop and is used for cooling and/or heating to adjust the temperature within a passenger compartment of a vehicle. The superconducting liquid flow passage is in communication with a motor heat dissipating conduit, for absorbing the heat generated by an on board motor and transferring the heat to the integrated heat exchanger by means of phase change heat transfer. The heat pump system can increase the energy utilization rate for the vehicle and reduce the allowable ambient temperature of the heat pump system.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods and devices for per layer motion adaptive over-drive strength control for a display panel. Various embodiments may include determining motion information associated with a frame layer, determining an over-drive strength factor for the frame layer based at least in part on the motion information associated with the frame layer, and determining whether the over-drive strength factor is associated with computing a content difference. Various embodiments may include, in response to determining that the over-drive strength factor is associated with computing a content difference, performing fragment shading on the framebuffer object for the frame layer to generate an over-drive compensated framebuffer object for the frame layer based at least in part on the over-drive strength factor, and outputting the over-drive compensated framebuffer object for the frame layer to a default framebuffer for rendering on the display panel.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system for performing A/B testing of service-level metrics. During operation, the system obtains service-level metrics for service calls made during an A/B test, wherein the service-level metrics are aggregated by user identifiers of multiple users. Next, the system matches the service-level metrics to treatment assignments of the users to a treatment group and a control group in the A/B test. The system then applies the A/B test to a first grouping of the service-level metrics for the treatment group and a second grouping of the service-level metrics for the control group. Finally, the system outputs a result of the A/B test for use in assessing an effect of a treatment variant in the A/B test on the service-level metrics.

Abstract: An improved refrigeration device includes a storage compartment, a door body adapted to open or close the storage compartment, a storage box accommodated in the storage compartment, a bracket mounted on the door body, a slide rail in sliding connection to the bracket and the storage compartment, and a supporting member mounted on the slide rail. A length of the bracket is less than a length of the storage box, and the supporting member and the bracket together support the storage box. Therefore, a shorter and fixed length bracket can be matched with the supporting member to support the storage box with a different length, to be adapted to the storage compartment with a different depth.

Abstract: A method and system for leakage status evaluation and leaks location of a solid waste land disposal facility. The method includes: arranging an off-site emitting electrode for the solid waste land disposal facility, and arranging a plurality of intra-site receiving electrodes on a solid waste pile surface in a grid shape; selecting a power supply to collect a current value between the off-site emitting electrode and each of the intra-site receiving electrodes respectively, and determining a maximum current value point Mn of the solid waste pile surface and a maximum current value An; selecting an off-site point So2, and measuring a current value between the off-site emitting electrode and the point So2 as a reference current Ab under the same power supply condition; and determining a leakage status of the solid waste land disposal facility based on a ratio of the maximum current value An to the reference current Ab.

Abstract: Techniques for ensuring differential privacy in top-K selection are provided. In one technique, multiple items and multiple counts are identified in response to a query. For each count, which corresponds to a different item, a noise value is generated and added to the count to generate a noisy value, and the noisy value is added to a set of noisy values that is initially empty. A particular noise value is generated for a particular count and added to the particular count to generate a noisy threshold. The particular noise value is generated using a different technique than the technique used to generate each noise value in the set. Based on the noisy threshold, a subset of the noisy values is identified, where each noisy value in the subset is less than the noisy threshold. A response to the query is generated that excludes items that correspond to the subset.

Abstract: During operation, a system obtains a graph that includes a set of nodes representing users in an online network and a set of edges representing relationships or interactions between pairs of the nodes. Next, the system selects egos containing a subset of the users that are representative of a distribution of an attribute across the users. The system then generates clusters of users, such that each cluster contains an ego and alters selected from the ego's connections in the graph. The system further divides the clusters between a treatment group and a control group, exposes alters in the treatment group to a treatment variant of an A/B test, and exposes alters in the control group to a control variant of the A/B test. Finally, the system outputs a result of the A/B test.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques for verifying compatibility of NOS image versions during startup of one or more hardware modules of a distributed router system. A client-server transaction protocol is executed between a communication server and a communication client configured according to the protocol to run on hardware modules of a distributed router system. A communication client discovers a communication server through a handshake transaction and sends a software image signature of an NOS image version. The communication server forwards the software image signature to an NOS verification server to determine whether the software image signature is compatible.

Abstract: Computer-implemented techniques for ex post facto accounting for interference from network effects in a one-to-one messaging experiment in an online service. With the techniques, is not necessary to identify isolated, non-interacting communities of users pre-experiment. Instead, unconventionally, a total lift for the treatment feature may be computed post-experiment based on the observed actual messages sent during the experiment by users in the treatment and control groups. Techniques for post-experiment computation of an experiment-specific message response rate, based on observed messages sent, and post-experiment computation of an instant lift, based on overserved message sent, are also disclosed.

Abstract: A refrigeration appliance includes a case body and a door to be connected to the case body for sliding forwards and backwards. The door includes a front wall, a rear wall spaced from the front wall, a side wall interconnecting the front and rear walls, and an accommodating space formed and enclosed by the front, rear the side walls and filled with a heat insulation material. A power and/or signal transmission apparatus passes through a through hole in the rear wall and includes cables. A cable guiding member located in the accommodating space is used for guiding the cables. Not only can the cables be fixed conveniently and prevented from being stacked randomly in the accommodating space, but the cable guiding member can also guide the cables and provide conditions for power supply for wiring in the door.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system for performing A/B testing using quantile metrics. During operation, the system obtains metrics collected during an A/B test. Next, the system calculates an asymptotic estimate of a variance of a quantile for the metrics based on a lack of statistical independence of the metrics from one another. The system then determines a statistical significance of a result of the A/B test based on the asymptotic estimate of the variance. Finally, the system outputs the statistical significance with the result for use in assessing an effect of a treatment variant of the A/B test on the quantile.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system for performing A/B testing of service-level metrics. During operation, the system obtains service-level metrics for service calls made during an A/B test, wherein the service-level metrics are aggregated by user identifiers of multiple users. Next, the system matches the service-level metrics to treatment assignments of the users to a treatment group and a control group in the A/B test. The system then applies the A/B test to a first grouping of the service-level metrics for the treatment group and a second grouping of the service-level metrics for the control group. Finally, the system outputs a result of the A/B test for use in assessing an effect of a treatment variant in the A/B test on the service-level metrics.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system that performs A/B testing using ego network clusters. During operation, the system obtains a graph that includes a set of nodes representing users in an online network and a set of edges representing relationships or interactions between pairs of the nodes. Next, the system selects egos containing a subset of the users that are representative of a distribution of an attribute across the users. The system then generates clusters of users, such that each cluster contains an ego and alters selected from the ego's connections in the graph. The system further divides the clusters between a treatment group and a control group, exposes alters in the treatment group to a treatment variant of an A/B test, and exposes alters in the control group to a control variant of the A/B test. Finally, the system outputs a result of the A/B test.

Abstract: A household appliance includes a connection mechanism fixing a door and a main body. The connection mechanism includes first and second components fixed by first and second fixing mechanisms. The first mechanism includes a first fixing member, a first hole on the first component and a second hole on the second component. The second mechanism includes a second fixing member, third holes elongated in a second direction at intervals on the first component and fourth holes at intervals in a first direction on the second component. When the second fixing member passes through a third hole and a fourth hole, the third and fourth holes define a distance between centers of remaining third holes and centers of remaining fourth holes in the first direction. The fourth holes adjust positions relative to the third holes in the second direction, causing the first and second components to relatively rotate.

Abstract: A machine may be configured to perform A/B testing on customized experiment units. For example, the machine receives a specification of an experiment unit that identifies a type of subject of an experiment for execution on a social networking service (SNS), and a value of the experiment unit. The machine generates, for the value of the experiment unit, tracking data that tracks user interactions by one or more users of the SNS, via one or more browsers, with content provided during an execution of the experiment. The machine generates, for the value of the experiment unit, metric data that measures an attribute associated with the experimental unit. The machine generates an experiment report based on the tracking data and the metric data. The machine causes a presentation of the experiment report in a user interface of a client device.

Abstract: A refrigeration appliance includes a case body and a door to be connected to the case body for sliding forwards and backwards. The door includes a front wall, a rear wall spaced from the front wall, a side wall interconnecting the front and rear walls, and an accommodating space formed and enclosed by the front, rear the side walls and filled with a heat insulation material. A power and/or signal transmission apparatus passes through a through hole in the rear wall and includes cables. A cable guiding member located in the accommodating space is used for guiding the cables. Not only can the cables be fixed conveniently and prevented from being stacked randomly in the accommodating space, but the cable guiding member can also guide the cables and provide conditions for power supply for wiring in the door.

Abstract: A household appliance includes a connection mechanism fixing a door and a main body. The connection mechanism includes first and second components fixed by first and second fixing mechanisms. The first mechanism includes a first fixing member, a first hole on the first component and a second hole on the second component. The second mechanism includes a second fixing member, third holes elongated in a second direction at intervals on the first component and fourth holes at intervals in a first direction on the second component. When the second fixing member passes through a third hole and a fourth hole, the third and fourth holes define a distance between centers of remaining third holes and centers of remaining fourth holes in the first direction. The fourth holes adjust positions relative to the third holes in the second direction, causing the first and second components to relatively rotate.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system for evaluating a performance of a mobile application. During operation, the system obtains a first set of data associated with adopters of a new version of a mobile application in a partial rollout of the new version and a second set of data associated with non-adopters of the new version in the partial rollout. Next, the system applies a statistical model to the first and second sets of data to select a subset of the non-adopters as potential adopters of the new version. The system then reduces a bias in a quasi-experimental design associated with the mobile application by using the first set of data and a third set of data associated with the potential adopters to estimate an average treatment effect (ATE) between the new version and an older version of the mobile application.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a system for evaluating a performance of a mobile application. During operation, the system obtains, for a statistical model used in a quasi-experimental design, a first predicted outcome produced from a first set of data that is collected from two substantially identical versions of a mobile application. Next, the system uses the first predicted outcome to assess a bias of the statistical model. The system then improves an accuracy of the statistical model by using the assessed bias to normalize a second predicted outcome of the statistical model.