Abstract: Technology for inspection for detecting a defect of a printed matter using machine logic informed by machine learning. Some embodiments of the present invention may include one, or more, of the following features: (i) generates defect datasets; (ii) generates defect libraries; (iii) uses the generated defect libraries for deep learning training; and (iv) uses machine learning to detect defects using computer code (for example, a *.jpg format file) corresponding to an image of a piece of printed matter instead of using a visual image (that is, an image of the type that is created when a person takes a picture using a traditional film camera).

Abstract: A computer-implemented method according to one embodiment includes generating a first matrix based on words extracted from documents, and generating a second matrix based on deduplication chunks. The deduplication chunks include words of the documents. Word clustering is performed based on an analysis performed on the second matrix. Each cluster of the words represents a feature of at least one of the documents. The method further includes generating a third matrix based on the first matrix and the clusters, and performing text mining using the third matrix. A computer program product according to another embodiment includes a computer readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith. The program instructions are readable and/or executable by a computer to cause the computer to perform the foregoing method.

Abstract: Disclosed are an isolation method for a high-performance computer system, and a high-performance computer system. The isolation method comprises node-level isolation performed. The node-level isolation comprises: configuring a routing table for each computing node, and configuring, in the routing table, valid routing information for computing node pairs; when any one source computing node needs to communicate with a target computing node, determining, by lookup, whether valid routing information exists between the source computing node and the target computing node according to the configured routing table; if so, allowing the source computing node to communicate with the target computing node; otherwise, forbidding the source computing node from communicating with the target computing node.