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US11923097B2	Sensors for passively measuring a maximum temperature of a nuclear reactor, and related methods A sensor for passively measuring a maximum temperature within a nuclear reactor comprises a substrate, and a plurality of melt wires within a cavity defined within the substrate, at least one melt wire of the plurality of melt wires exhibiting a variable melting temperature along a length of the at least one melt wire. Related sensors and methods of forming the sensors are also disclosed.
US11923096B2	Systems and methods for inspecting a machine An inspection system for inspecting a machine includes an inspection vehicle constructed for wireless operation while submersed in a dielectric liquid medium. The inspection vehicle is self-propelled. A controller is operative to direct the activities of the inspection vehicle. A plurality of status interrogation systems is disposed on the inspection vehicle. The status interrogation systems are operative to capture inspection data regarding a plurality of inspection procedures performed on the machine.
US11923092B2	Deep-learning-based fall detection based on human keypoints Various embodiments of a fall-detection system for detecting personal fall while preserving the privacy of a detected person are disclosed. This disclosed fall-detection system can begin by receiving a sequence of video images comprising a person being monitored. The disclosed fall-detection system then processes each video image in the sequence of video images by: detecting the person in the video image; and extracting a skeletal figure of the detected person by identifying a set of human keypoints from the detected person. Next, the disclosed fall-detection system processes the sequence of skeletal figures corresponding to the sequence of video images by labeling each skeletal figure in the sequence of skeletal figures with an action among a set of predetermined actions. The disclosed fall-detection system subsequently generates a fall/non-fall decision for the detected person based on the set of action labels corresponding to the sequence of video images.
US11923082B2	Method and system for rapid prediction offast blood glucose level in pregnant subjects The present invention relates to a system for predicting gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) of pregnant individuals, wherein the system comprises an operation module, and the operation model comprises a support vector regression model, and the system is used to predict the plasma glucose levels at 1 hour and/or 2 hours of oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) by using a support vector regression developed prediction model generated by substituting the concentration of the biomarkers in fasting blood samples of pregnant individuals. The present invention provides biomarkers and biomarker-based diagnostic models for differential diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), which can be applied to diagnosis or prediction of GDM in early stage and are of great significance to the prevention or treatment of GDM.
US11923073B2	Automatically assessing an anatomical surface feature and securely managing information related to the same A facility for procuring and analyzing information about an anatomical surface feature from a caregiver that is usable to generate an assessment of the surface feature is described. The facility displays information about the surface feature used in the assessment of the surface feature. The facility obtains user input and/or data generated by an image capture device to assess the surface feature or update an existing assessment of the surface feature.
US11923066B2	System and method for providing a trainer with live training data of an individual as the individual is performing a training workout An athlete tracking system and method for tracking an athlete during training sessions. The system includes a mobile tracking device wearable around a portion of the athlete, and a training log server for maintaining an athlete profile that includes a training record updatable by the athlete device and a training plan supplied by a coach.
US11923063B2	Artificial pancreas with neural signal input There is provided apparatus for controlling the delivery of insulin to a subject. The apparatus comprises a first input (18) for receiving neural information from the subject indicative of prospective or actual food and/or drink intake and a second input (15) for receiving a signal indicative of the subject's blood glucose level (BG). The apparatus further comprises a processor or processors (10) configured to determine food and/or drink characteristics based on the received neural information and to determine an amount of insulin to be delivered based on the measured blood glucose levels (BG) and the determined food and/or drink characteristics, and an output for providing an insulin pump control signal (12) indicative of the determined amount of insulin.
US11923057B2	Method and system using artificial intelligence to monitor user characteristics during a telemedicine session A computer-implemented system may include a treatment device configured to be manipulated by a user while the user is performing a treatment plan and a patient interface comprising an output device configured to present telemedicine information associated with a telemedicine session. The computer-implemented system may also include a first computing device configured to: receive treatment data pertaining to the user while the user uses the treatment device to perform the treatment plan; write to an associated memory, for access by an artificial intelligence engine, the treatment data; receive, from the artificial intelligence engine, at least one prediction; identify a threshold corresponding to the at least one prediction; and, in response to a determination that the at least one prediction is outside of the range of the threshold, update the treatment data pertaining to the user to indicate the at least one prediction.
US11923056B1	Discovering context-specific complexity and utilization sequences Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are provided for patient case and care complexity characterization, and detecting matches of an individual patient's record with collections of other patients' records, based on serial, longitudinal patterns, for facilitating efficient health services utilization, implementing programs to reduce complexity, preventive medicine, and risk management in health care. In an embodiment, time series are formed by electronically representing information pertaining to successive longitudinal episodes of health services utilization and the circumstances in which the episodes were incurred; calculating time-series K-nearest-neighbor clusters and distances for each combination; determining the cluster to which a given candidate patient complexity record is nearest, and prescribing one or more interventions specific to the plurality of hazards that are characteristic of trajectories that are members of that cluster, or that are deemed to be relevant to mitigating those hazards, thereby preventing the adverse outcomes and subsequent excess utilization that are prevalent in that cluster.
US11923055B1	Computer-based tools and techniques for analyzing health care data in connection with medical procedures Tools and techniques are provided for analyzing health care procedure related transactions of a health care entity. The method can include creating a linked data items file, by a transaction analysis computer system, derived from a combination of a charge description master (CDM) file containing CDM data items, an order entry system (OES) file containing OES data items, and a CDM-to-OES cross-reference data file. The linked data items file can be analyzed by reading linked line items, analyzing its CDM data portion, analyzing its OES data portion, and/or comparing the linked CDM data portion to the linked OES data portion for determining similarities or differences between the CDM and OES data portions.
US11923054B2	AI platform for processing speech and video information collected during a medical procedure An AI based platform for processing information collected during a medical procedure. A method includes capturing images and speech during a medical procedure; processing the images using a trained classifier to identify image-based quality-of-care indicators (QIs); converting the speech into text; parsing the text into sentences; performing a search and replace on predefined text patterns in the sentences; identifying text-based QIs in the sentences; classifying sentences into sentence types using a trained model; updating sentences by integrating the image-based QIs with text-based QIs; and outputting structured data that includes sentences organized by sentence type.
US11923053B2	HIPPA-compliant computer security method and system for recording visual personal health information in an electronic format relating to at least two individuals, at least one of whom is an individual under care, from a video camera, preventing unauthorized access of a user to the information, formatting the information, and populating forms with the information HIPAA-compliant computer security method and system for recording, using a video camera, electronic visual personal health information of at least two individuals, including an individual under care, and preventing unauthorized access of the user to the video information. The video is compared to physical attribute information of the individuals stored in the computer system's memory, and the individuals are identified by facial matching. The user's stored caseload has authorization profile information including access to individuals under care. The identified individuals are compared to the user's caseload information, and the user is granted access to part of the video of the individual under care, the video of the other individuals is blurred, and the resulting video is transmitted to the user's caseload for viewing. Data fields of an information request are populated using formatted data from the video information.
US11923052B2	Electronic healthcare record data blockchain system and process An Electronic Health Record (EHR) data blockchain system configured to allow multiple entities (e.g., pharmacy industry entities and healthcare providers that can act as data, service, product and service providers, and consumers) to connect to an EHR patient transaction blockchain (e.g., EHR-DATA-BC) and an EHR Data Patient Portal (e.g., EHR-Data-PP) to provide a centralized location for messages and subsequent edits to ensure uniform message data is presented. The EHR data blockchain system can include an EHR Data API, an EHR patient transaction blockchain API, and an EHR patient transaction blockchain. The EHR data blockchain system can provide workflow on the blockchain that can utilize smart contracts to define workflow processes, expected outcomes, and financial costs. When a prescription transaction is complete, it will result in the settlement of each of the smart contracts that were added to the prescription workflow.
US11923050B2	Efficiently populating a phase diagram for multiple substances Method and system are provided for efficiently populating a phase diagram for modeling of multiple substances. The method may include defining an n-way phase diagram with data points each being an n-tuple describing the n substance inputs, wherein the n-way phase diagram is defined at a user-configured resolution. The method may select an initial subset of data points and calculate their contribution to the phase diagram. The method may then generate a Bayesian model based on the initial subset of calculated data points and predicting the resultant phase and an associated uncertainty of all the uncalculated data points in the defined phase diagram. The method may select a sample subset of the data points using maximum entropy sampling and calculating a resultant phase for each of the selected data points, and incorporate the calculated phases into the Bayesian model. Re-modeling the Bayesian model may predict the resultant phase and an associated uncertainty of all the remaining uncalculated data points in the defined phase diagram. Repeating the selecting a sample subset of the data points using maximum entropy sampling and re-modeling is carried out until a defined termination criterion is met.
US11923045B2	Multiparametric discovery and optimization platform Provided herein are systems and methods for screening desirable biological variants using a high-throughput integrated system. The integrated system may be configured to input a plurality of parameters from functional studies of biological variants under applied conditions, in conjunction with integrated libraries of biological variants, and filter the inputs to produce desirable biological variants based on an input performance requirement. The system may output optimized strains, molecules, or novel molecules expected to have a desirable functional characteristic. Accordingly, the methods and systems disclosed herein enable multi-parametric studies of biological diversity and conditional diversity in systems biology.
US11923039B2	Apparatuses and methods including multilevel command and address signals Multilevel command and address (CA) signals are used to provide commands and memory addresses from a controller to a memory system. Using multilevel signals CA signals may allow for using fewer signals compared to binary signals to represent a same number of commands and/or address space, or using a same number of multilevel CA signals to represent a larger number of commands and/or address space. A number of external command/address terminals may be reduced without reducing a set of commands and/or address space. Alternatively, a number of external terminals may be maintained, but provide for an expanded set of commands and/or address space.
US11923038B2	Apparatuses and methods including multilevel command and address signals Multilevel command and address (CA) signals are used to provide commands and memory addresses from a controller to a memory system. Using multilevel signals CA signals may allow for using fewer signals compared to binary signals to represent a same number of commands and/or address space, or using a same number of multilevel CA signals to represent a larger number of commands and/or address space. A number of external command/address terminals may be reduced without reducing a set of commands and/or address space. Alternatively, a number of external terminals may be maintained, but provide for an expanded set of commands and/or address space.
US11923036B2	Memory sense amplifier trimming A memory device, such as an MRAM memory, includes a memory array with a plurality of bit cells. The memory array is configured to store trimming information and store user data. A sense amplifier is configured to read the trimming information from the memory array, and a trimming register is configured to receive the trimming information from the sense amplifier. The sense amplifier is configured to receive the trimming information from the trimming register so as to operate in a trimmed mode for reading the user data from the memory array.
US11923031B2	Tracking charge loss in memory sub-systems Disclosed is a system that comprises a memory device and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, to perform operations that include, identifying a block family comprising a plurality of blocks of the memory device. The operations performed by the processing device further include associating the block family with a threshold voltage offset. The operations performed by the processing device further include computing an adjustment value of the threshold voltage offset, wherein the adjustment value reflects a time period that has elapsed since a triggering event and a temperature of a memory component carrying one or more blocks of the plurality of blocks.
US11923028B2	Reference voltage adjustment based on post-decoding and pre-decoding state information Systems and methods are provided for tracking read reference voltages used for reading data in a non-volatile storage device. A method may comprise collecting pre-decoding state information for a read reference voltage by reading data stored in a non-volatile storage device using the read reference voltage, collecting post-decoding state information for the read reference voltage after decoding the data, generating a comparison of probability of state errors for the read reference voltage based on the pre-decoding state information and post-decoding state information, obtaining an adjustment amount to the read reference voltage based on the comparison of probability of state errors; and adjusting the read reference voltage by applying the adjustment amount to the read reference voltage to obtain an adjusted read reference voltage.
US11923027B2	Read command fault detection in a memory system Methods, systems, and devices for read command fault detection in a memory system are described. For example, a memory device may be configured to set a field of a register with a first value, corresponding to a state where a read command has not been decoded. If the memory device receives and decodes a read command from a host device, the memory device may set the field with a second value. The memory device indicate a value of the field of the register to the host device, which may be used to evaluate whether to process information interpreted over an interface between the host device and the memory device. For example, if the host device receives an indication of the second value, the host device may proceed with processing and, if the host device receives an indication of the first value, the host device may refrain from processing.
US11923026B2	Data storage system with intelligent error management A data storage system may connect a non-volatile memory to a quarantine module that generates a quarantine strategy in response to a pending data access request to the non-volatile memory. The quarantine strategy can proactively prescribing a plurality of status levels for physical data addresses of the non-volatile memory. A comparison of a volume of errors for the non-volatile memory to a first threshold of the quarantine strategy with the quarantine module may prompt the alteration of a first status level of the plurality of status levels for a first physical data address of the non-volatile memory, as directed by the quarantine strategy.
US11923022B2	Storage device and operating method for controller A storage device includes a memory including a plurality of regions arranged along a first axis and a second axis orthogonal to each other, each of the plurality of regions belonging to one of first groups and one of second groups; and a controller configured to, when a programmed and weak region exists, put into a scan list on the basis of a weak list, a programmed and weak sub-region included in the programmed and weak region among the plurality of regions, put into the scan list, a first programmed and adjacent sub-region in a first programmed and adjacent region selected according to a second axis expansion order among the plurality of regions, and put into the scan list, a second programmed and adjacent sub-region in a second programmed and adjacent region selected according to a first axis expansion order among the plurality of regions.
US11923010B2	Flash memory chip that modulates its program step voltage as a function of chip temperature A method is described. The method includes performing the following on a flash memory chip: measuring a temperature of the flash memory chip; and, changing a program step size voltage of the flash memory chip because the temperature of the flash memory chip has changed.
US11923008B2	Ternary content addressable memory and decision generation method for the same A TCAM comprises a plurality of first search lines, a plurality of second search lines, a plurality of memory cell strings and one or more current sensing units. The memory cell strings comprise a plurality of memory cells. The current sensing units are coupled to the memory cell strings. In a search operation, a determination that whether any of the data stored in the memory cell strings matches a data string to be searched is made according to whether the one or more current sensing units detect current from the memory cell strings, or according to the magnitude of the current flowing out from the memory cell strings detected by the one or more current sensing units. Each memory cell includes a first transistor and a second transistor. Gates of the first and second transistors are coupled to a corresponding first search line and a corresponding second search line.
US11923003B2	Resistive change element arrays Combinations of resistive change elements and resistive change element arrays thereof are described. Combinational resistive change elements and combinational resistive change element arrays thereof are described. Devices and methods for programming and accessing combinations of resistive change elements are described. Devices and methods for programming and accessing combinational resistive change elements are described.
US11923001B2	Managing the programming of an open translation unit A programming operation is performed on a first set of memory cells addressable by a first wordline (WL), wherein the first set of memory cells are comprised by an open translation unit (TU) of memory cells. It is determined that a second set of memory cells comprised by the open TU are in a coarse programming state, wherein the second set of memory cells is addressable by a second WL. In response to determining that the second set of memory cells satisfies a threshold criterion, a programming state verify level associated with the second WL is reduced by a verify level offset. A programming state gate step size associated with each WL of the open TU is reduced by a predefined value. A programming operation is performed on the second set of memory cells using the reduced programming state verify level and the reduced programming state gate step size.
US11922995B2	Memory with artificial intelligence mode Apparatuses and methods related to an artificial intelligence accelerator in memory are disclosed. An apparatus can include a number of registers configured to enable the apparatus to operate in an artificial intelligence mode to perform artificial intelligence operations and an artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator configured to perform the artificial intelligence operations using the data stored in the number of memory arrays. The AI accelerator can include hardware, software, and or firmware that is configured to perform operations associated with AI operations. The hardware can include circuitry configured as an adder and/or multiplier to perform operations, such as logic operations, associated with AI operations.
US11922991B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing system, and semiconductor storage device According to one embodiment, an information processing apparatus includes a connector into which a first-type semiconductor storage device operating with n types of power supply voltages or a second-type semiconductor storage device operating with m types of power supply voltages less than the n types of power supply voltages is capable of being placed. The apparatus checks whether or not a notch is formed at a predetermined position of a semiconductor storage device placed into the connector, and supplies the m types of power supply voltages to the semiconductor storage device when the notch is formed at the predetermined position.
US11922990B2	Memory devices configured to provide external regulated voltages Memory devices, systems including memory devices, and methods of operating memory devices and systems in which a memory device can include a voltage regulator for adjusting a supply voltage to an output voltage and providing the output voltage to other devices external to the memory device (e.g., other memory devices in the same memory system, processors, graphics chipsets, other logic circuits, expansion cards, etc.). A memory device may comprise one or more external inputs configured to receive a supply voltage having a first voltage level; a voltage regulator configured to receive the supply voltage from the one or more external inputs and to output an output voltage having a second voltage level different from the first voltage level; one or more memories configured to receive the output voltage from the voltage regulator; and one or more external outputs configured to supply the output voltage to one or more connected devices.
US11922985B2	Magnetic memory device and magnetic memory apparatus A magnetic memory device is provided. The magnetic memory device includes a spin orbit torque (SOT) source configured to generate SOT, and a magnetic fine wire of which one end contacts a main surface of the SOT source. A direction of SOT generated by the SOT source is perpendicular to a direction in which the magnetic fine wire extends, and a magnetic domain in the magnetic fine wire is parallel to the direction in which the magnetic fine wire extends.
US11922980B1	Disk device with column attached to base and cover According to one embodiment, a disk device includes a plurality of magnetic disks, a casing, a column, a rotary component, and a screw. The casing includes a base having an inner space in which the plurality of magnetic disks is accommodated, and a first cover attached to the base to close the space. The column with a screw hole, is located in the space and is attached to the base by being fitted into a recess formed in the base. The rotary component is located in the space, surrounds the column, and is configured to rotate about the column. The screw is fitted into the screw hole through the first cover.
US11922967B2	System and method for podcast repetitive content detection In one aspect, a method includes detecting a fingerprint match between query fingerprint data representing at least one audio segment within podcast content and reference fingerprint data representing known repetitive content within other podcast content, detecting a feature match between a set of audio features across multiple time-windows of the podcast content, and detecting a text match between at least one query text sentences from a transcript of the podcast content and reference text sentences, the reference text sentences comprising text sentences from the known repetitive content within the other podcast content. The method also includes responsive to the detections, generating sets of labels identifying potential repetitive content within the podcast content. The method also includes selecting, from the sets of labels, a consolidated set of labels identifying segments of repetitive content within the podcast content, and responsive to selecting the consolidated set of labels, performing an action.
US11922966B2	Signal separation apparatus, signal separation method and program A signal separation device for acquiring a source signal from a mixed signal observed by a plurality of sensors includes: a database that stores feature information of a clean signal; separation matrix calculation means for repeatedly performing processes of, based on a separated signal obtained by multiplication of a mixed signal converted into a time-frequency representation by a separation matrix and on the feature information stored in the database, calculating a parameter to be used for an objective function for optimizing the separation matrix, and calculating a separation matrix for minimizing the objective function using the parameter; and output means for outputting a separated signal calculated using the optimized separation matrix obtained by the separation matrix calculation means.
US11922965B2	Direction of arrival estimation apparatus, model learning apparatus, direction of arrival estimation method, model learning method, and program A direction-of-arrival estimation device for achieving direction-of-arrival estimation which is robust against an SNR and in which an application range of a learning model is specific is provided. The device includes: a reverberation output unit configured to receive input of a real spectrogram extracted from a complex spectrogram of acoustic data and an acoustic intensity vector extracted from the complex spectrogram, and output an estimated reverberation component of the acoustic intensity vector; a noise suppression mask output unit configured to receive input of the real spectrogram and the acoustic intensity vector from which the reverberation component has been subtracted, and output a time frequency mask for noise suppression; and a sound source direction-of-arrival derivation unit configured to derive a sound source direction-of-arrival based on an acoustic intensity vector formed by applying the time frequency mask to the acoustic intensity vector from which the reverberation component has been subtracted.
US11922964B2	PSD optimization apparatus, PSD optimization method, and program Sound source enhancement technology is provided that is capable of improving sound source enhancement capabilities in accordance with settings of usage and applications. A PSD optimization device includes a PSD updating unit that takes a target sound PSD input value {circumflex over ( )}φS(ω, τ), an interference noise PSD input value {circumflex over ( )}φIN(ω, τ), and a background noise PSD input value {circumflex over ( )}φBN(ω, τ) as input, and generates a target sound PSD output value φS(ω, τ), an interference noise PSD output value {circumflex over ( )}φIN(ω, τ), and a background noise PSD output value {circumflex over ( )}φBN(ω, τ), by solving an optimization problem for a cost function relating to a variable uS representing a target sound PSD, a variable uIN representing an interference noise PSD, and a variable uBN representing a background noise PSD. The optimization problem for the cost function is defined using at least one of a constraint relating to a frequency structure of a sound source or a convex cost term relating to the frequency structure of the sound source, a constraint relating to a temporal structure of the sound source or a convex cost term relating to the temporal structure of the sound source, and a constraint relating to a spatial structure of the sound source or a convex cost term relating to the spatial structure of the sound source.
US11922957B2	Method for decoding and encoding a downmix matrix, method for presenting audio content, encoder and decoder for a downmix matrix, audio encoder and audio decoder A method is described which decodes a downmix matrix for mapping a plurality of input channels of audio content to a plurality of output channels, the input and output channels being associated with respective speakers at predetermined positions relative to a listener position, wherein the downmix matrix is encoded by exploiting the symmetry of speaker pairs of the plurality of input channels and the symmetry of speaker pairs of the plurality of output channels. Encoded information representing the encoded downmix matrix is received and decoded for obtaining the decoded downmix matrix.
US11922956B2	Apparatus and method for encoding or decoding an audio signal with intelligent gap filling in the spectral domain An apparatus for decoding an encoded audio signal, includes a spectral domain audio decoder for generating a first decoded representation of a first set of first spectral portions, the decoded representation having a first spectral resolution; a parametric decoder for generating a second decoded representation of a second set of second spectral portions having a second spectral resolution being lower than the first spectral resolution; a frequency regenerator for regenerating every constructed second spectral portion having the first spectral resolution using a first spectral portion and spectral envelope information for the second spectral portion; and a spectrum time converter for converting the first decoded representation and the reconstructed second spectral portion into a time representation.
US11922954B2	Multichannel audio signal processing method, apparatus, and system An encoder includes a signal detection circuit and a signal encoding circuit. The signal encoding circuit is configured to encode the Nth-frame downmixed signal when the signal detection circuit detects that an Nth-frame downmixed signal includes a speech signal, or when the signal detection circuit detects that the Nth-frame downmixed signal does not include a speech signal, encode the Nth-frame downmixed signal when the signal detection circuit determines that the Nth-frame downmixed signal satisfies a preset audio frame encoding condition, or skip encoding the Nth-frame downmixed signal when the signal detection circuit determines that the Nth-frame downmixed signal does not satisfy a preset audio frame encoding condition.
US11922949B1	Sound detection-based power control of a device Techniques for improving the power consumption of a device without impacting or with minimal impact to operations of the device are described. In an example, the device includes a processor. The device receives, while the processor is operating in a first power mode, first input data corresponding to first audio detected by a microphone. Based at least in part on the first input data, the device detects a sound event or ambient noise. Based at least in part on a detection of the ambient noise only, the device causes processor to operate in a second power mode in which the processor consumes less power than in the first power mode.
US11922948B2	Multi-mode voice triggering for audio devices Implementations of the subject technology provide systems and methods for multi-mode voice triggering for audio devices. An audio device may store multiple voice recognition models, each trained to detect a single corresponding trigger phrase. So that the audio device can detect a specific one of the multiple trigger phrases without consuming the processing and/or power resources to run a voice recognition model that can differentiate between different trigger phrases, the audio device pre-loads a selected one of the voice recognition models for an expected trigger phrase into a processor of the audio device. The audio device may select the one of the voice recognition models for the expected trigger phrase based on a type of a companion device that is communicatively coupled to the audio device.
US11922943B1	KPI-threshold selection for audio-transcription models In general, this disclosure describes techniques for generating and evaluating automatic transcripts of audio recordings containing human speech. In some examples, a computing system is configured to: generate transcripts of a plurality of audio recordings; determine an error rate for each transcript by comparing the transcript to a reference transcript of the audio recording; receive, for each transcript, a subjective ranking selected from a plurality of subjective rank categories; determine, based on the error rates and subjective rankings, objective rank categories defined by error-rate ranges; and assign an objective ranking to a new machine-generated transcript of a new audio recording, based on the objective rank categories and an error rate of the new machine-generated transcript.
US11922941B2	Implementations for voice assistant on devices An electronic device stores a voice assistant library for execution on the electronic device based on the electronic device having a first device type. The electronic device receives a verbal input from a user. It extracts request information from the verbal input by processing the verbal input using the voice assistant library executing on the device. It transmits a request to a remote system. The electronic device receives a response to the request. The response is generated by the remote system. The electronic device performs an operation in accordance with the response by one or more voice-processing modules of the configured voice assistant library.
US11922938B1	Access to multiple virtual assistants A multi-assistant speech-processing system that centrally determines multiple execution plans to respond to a user input. A central component determines whether a particular input should be processed using a requested assistant or a different assistant or should be terminated. Assistant handoff may be determined based on system policies as well as user input-specific data. A ranked list of execution options may be supplemented by augmented data corresponding to messages to a user. The system may attempt to execute plans in the ranked order until a plan succeeds.
US11922936B2	Home appliance and operating method thereof The present disclosure relates to a home appliance and an operating method thereof. The home appliance according to the present disclosure includes: a user input interface; a storage configured to store a database of a response history, and a controller configured to: in response to receiving an input requesting to perform a previous operation through the user input interface, verify whether a first operation, corresponding to the request for performing the previous operation, is present in the operation history; in response to there being the first operation, verify a type of a first command, mapped to the first operation, among commands included in the database; in response to the type of the first command being a first type, determine the first operation to be the previous operation; and in response to the type of the first command being a second type, generate a second operation corresponding to the first command, and determines the second operation to be the previous operation. Various other embodiments are also possible.
US11922935B2	Voice interaction method and apparatus, terminal, and storage medium A voice interaction method, where a service type set on which a user has a voice interaction intention is predicted based on a target event that can trigger voice interaction, and when a service type of a first service expressed by a voice instruction is a target service type in the service type set, the first service is executed.
US11922917B2	Audio system and signal processing method for an ear mountable playback device An audio system for an ear mountable playback device comprises a compensation filter configured to generate a third compensation signal by applying filter operations to an audio signal, and an error compensation unit configured to generate a compensated error signal on the basis of the third compensation signal and a disturbed audio signal from an error microphone. The audio system further comprises a first noise filter configured to be adapted based on the compensated error signal, and a detection unit configured to estimate the acoustic leakage condition on the basis of the first noise filter or of the disturbed audio signal and an audio output signal. The compensation filter is configured to be adapted based on the acoustic leakage condition.
US11922916B2	Active noise control system A signal e(z) obtained by subtracting echo-canceling sound from an output of a second microphone is used as an error of an echo cancellation adaptive filter and a noise cancellation adaptive filter, and an output of a first sound source device is added to the signal e(z) and output from a first speaker. The echo cancellation adaptive filter generates echo-canceling sound from an addition signal of the output of the second sound source device and the output of the first microphone such that the signal e(z) is minimized. The noise cancellation adaptive filter generates the noise-canceling sound from the output of the first sound source device such that the signal e(z) is minimized, and outputs the noise-canceling sound from the second speaker.
US11922915B2	Systems, apparatuses and methods for adaptive noise reduction An apparatus includes a sensor module configured for receiving sensed information indicative of a sensed signal. The sensed signal includes a source signal component and a source noise component. The apparatus also includes a reference module configured for reference information indicative of a reference signal. The reference signal also includes a reference noise component. The apparatus also includes a filter module configured as a fixed lag Kalman smoother. The filter module is configured for adaptively filtering the reference signal to generate an estimate of the source noise component. The apparatus also includes a processing module configured for calculating an output signal based on the sensed signal and the estimate of the source noise component. The apparatus also includes an interface module configured for transmitting an indication of the output signal. The filter module is further configured for, based on the output signal, tuning the Kalman smoother.
US11922910B1	System for organizing and displaying musical properties in a musical composition A digital audio workstation organizes musical information in a visually consistent manner, such that it is easier for the user to see and to manipulate the content in a song. The organization includes a multitrack music stream, which depicts multiple adjacent streams (or “tracks”) of musical content playing in parallel; a Play Bar, which is a visual plane intersecting the music stream; and two or more data layers, which are spatially aligned with the underlying musical stream, but each of which contains a specific type of musical data which can be viewed and manipulated in isolation. This approach to visual organization of music information has some major benefits to the user. Many different kinds of musical content and transformations can be depicted in a clear and consistent manner, making it easier for the user to see and manipulate the song.
US11922904B2	Information processing apparatus and information processing method to control display of a content image The present disclosure relates to an information processing apparatus, an information processing method, and a program that allow for preventing a decrease in marker recognition rate.Display of a content image that moves in a first display surface on which a marker image is displayed in a display form in which at least a part of the marker image is not shielded is controlled on the basis of first information regarding feature points of the marker image displayed on the first display surface of a terminal device; and second information regarding the feature points of the marker image on the first display surface in the display form is acquired from image data of a captured image obtained by imaging the first display surface, and a position and an orientation of the terminal device are detected on the basis of the image data. The present disclosure can be applied to, for example, an information processing apparatus, an image processing apparatus, an electronic device, an information processing method, a program, or the like.
US11922903B2	Image display method, image display device, and non-transitory computer-readable storage for changing display of an additional image added to an image An image display method includes displaying a first image and a second image on a display and, when the first image to which a first additional image identifying the first image is added and the second image to which a second additional image identifying the second image is added are displayed on the display along a first axis in a still state, making a display mode different between the first additional image added to the first image and the second additional image added to the second image.
US11922900B2	Managing a display of an information handling system A method for managing a display of an information handling system includes: monitoring, by a display controller, a usage period of the display indicating a period of time in which the display is in an illuminated state; determining, by the display controller, that the usage period is greater than a threshold usage period; causing, by the display controller, a brightness level of the display to decrease; sending, by the display controller, a signal to a graphics processing unit; receiving, by the graphics processing unit, the signal; determining, by the graphics processing unit, a contrast level associated with one or more images presented to a user; determining, by the graphics processing unit, a gamma level associated with the one or more images; and processing, by the graphics processing unit, the one or more images based on the contrast level and the gamma level.
US11922899B2	Method and electronic device for determining dynamic resolution for application of electronic device A method for identifying a dynamic resolution for an application (150) of an electronic device (100) is provided. The method includes identifying, by the electronic device, a base resolution for a window of the application (150), wherein the window includes a plurality of views; identifying, by the electronic device, a plurality of resolutions respectively corresponding to the plurality of views based on the base resolution and at least one characteristic of each of the plurality of views; applying, by the electronic device, the plurality of resolutions to the plurality of views, respectively; and displaying, by the electronic device, the plurality of views in the plurality of resolutions, respectively.
US11922894B2	Driving method of display apparatus, apparatus, electronic device and storage medium for correcting brightness data using pixel misalignment information Provided are a driving method of a display apparatus, a driving apparatus, an electronic device and a storage medium. The display apparatus includes a first display panel and a second display panel disposed on a light-emitting side of the first display panel, wherein the first display panel is divided into a plurality of pixel blocks; and the driving method includes: acquiring an angle between a user's eye and each pixel block and initial brightness data corresponding to the first display panel; determining misalignment information corresponding to each pixel block according to the angle between the user's eye and each pixel block; correcting the initial brightness data according to the misalignment information corresponding to each pixel block to obtain corrected brightness data; and outputting the corrected brightness data to the first display panel.
US11922893B2	High voltage driving using top plane switching with zero voltage frames between driving frames Improved methods for driving an active matrix of pixel electrodes controlled with thin film transistors when the voltage on a top electrode is being altered between driving frames. The methods described increase performance by providing smaller swings in the overall voltage between the top electrode and pixel electrode while reducing stress on the thin film transistor.
US11922884B2	Display device and driving method thereof A display device includes: a first pixel including a first organic light emitting diode; an initialization voltage generator for generating a first initialization voltage to be supplied to an anode of the first organic light emitting diode; and a timing controller including a first lookup table in which a plurality of first initialization voltage values corresponding to a plurality of maximum luminances are recorded, the timing controller being configured to determine a value of the first initialization voltage, based on reception information on a target maximum luminance and the first lookup table.
US11922882B2	Pixel circuit and driving method therefor, and display apparatus According to a pixel circuit and a driving method therefor, and a display apparatus provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure, a signal of a data signal end may be provided to a first end of a driving transistor through a data writing circuit under the control of a signal of a scanning signal end. A control end of the driving transistor is initialized through a second reset circuit according to a signal of an initializing signal end; and under the control of a signal of a light emitting control signal end, a first power end and the first end of the driving transistor are turned on through a light emitting control circuit, and a second end of the driving transistor and a light emitting device are turned on.
US11922880B2	Current supply circuit and display device including the same A current supply circuit according to the present disclosure may include a voltage/current converter configured to convert, into a data current, a data voltage received from a data driving circuit and a first current mirror circuit configured to mirror the data current so that a light-emitting diode (LED) current flows into an LED array. The data current may be adjusted based on a greyscale value of the LED array.
US11922877B2	Display device enabling both high-frequency drive and low-frequency drive The present disclosure achieves a display device provided with a pixel circuit that enables both high-frequency drive and low-frequency drive without causing deterioration in display quality. In a pixel circuit (20), a holding capacitor (C1) is provided between a second control node (NA) connected to a data signal line via a write control transistor (T3) and a first control node (NG) connected to a control terminal of a drive transistor (T4). An oxide thin-film transistor (TFT) is employed for each of a first initialization transistor (T1) having a second conductive terminal connected to the first control node (NG) and a threshold voltage compensation transistor (T2) having a first conductive terminal connected to the first control node (NG).
US11922876B2	Display device Disclosed is a display device, which includes a display panel including a plurality of pixels, and one of the plurality of pixels includes a light emitting device connected to a first reference node and that emits light, a driving transistor connected between a power supply line receiving a power supply voltage and the first reference node, a scan transistor connected between a data line receiving a data signal and the driving transistor and that receives a scan signal, a first capacitor connected between the first reference node and a second reference node, a shared transistor connected between the first reference node and the second reference node and that receives a shared control signal, and the first capacitor and the shared transistor are connected in series between the first reference node and the second reference node, and a control electrode of the driving transistor is connected to the second reference node.
US11922875B2	Pixel circuit, display device, and drive method therefor The present application discloses a display device capable of performing favorable display in which flicker is not visually recognized while the power consumption of a scanning-side drive circuit, as well as a data-side drive circuit, can be reduced sufficiently when pause driving is performed. A pixel circuit including emission control transistors M5, M6 in addition to a drive transistor M1 includes a switching element that is turned on based on a voltage of an emission control line Ei to initialize an organic EL element OL when the voltage of the emission control line Ei is at a level for turning off the emission control transistors M5, M6. For example, in some embodiments, the anode electrode of the organic EL element OL is connected to an initialization voltage line Vini via an N-channel transistor M7 serving as the switching element, and the emission control line Ei is connected to the gate terminal of the transistor M7. In the pixel circuit, the transistors M1, M5, M6, and the like except for the transistor M7 are all P-channel transistors.
US11922872B2	Pixels, display device comprising pixels, and driving method therefor In a pixel, a display device including a pixel, and a method of driving the display device, the pixel includes a first transistor connected to a first power source, a fourth node and a first node, a second transistor connected to a third node, a data line and an i-th first scan line, a third transistor connected to the first node, the fourth node, and an i-th third scan line, a fourth transistor connected to the second node, an initialization voltage, and an i-th second scan line, a first capacitor connected between the third node and the first node, a second capacitor connected between the first node and the second node, and an organic light emitting diode connected between the second node and a second power source, wherein I is a natural number and the third transistor is an N-type transistor.
US11922870B2	Under-display sensor operation An example method includes programming, based on image data of a frame of a plurality of frames and during a non-emission period of the frame, pixels of a plurality of pixels of a display of a computing device; causing pixels of the plurality of pixels to emit light during an emission period of the frame, wherein an amount of light emitted by the pixels during the emission period is based on the programming; and synchronizing operation of one or more sensors and operation of the plurality of pixels by at least causing the one or more sensors to emit, during a particular portion of the emission period of the frame, electromagnetic radiation through the display.
US11922865B2	Double-sided emissive transparent display device A display device includes a first pixel that emits light toward an upper side, a second pixel that emits light toward a lower side, a plurality of lines and a pad electrode. The first pixel includes a first light emitting element, a first pixel circuit connected to the first light emitting element and some of the plurality of lines and a bottom reflective layer that is under the first light emitting element to overlap the first light emitting element and has a greater size than the first light emitting element. The second pixel includes a second light emitting element, a second pixel circuit connected to the second light emitting element and the others of the plurality of lines, and a top reflective layer that on the second light emitting element to overlap the second light emitting element and has a greater size than the second light emitting element.
US11922861B1	Micro light-emitting diode display device and driving method thereof Micro LED display device and driving method thereof. The display device includes a display substrate and a data driving circuit. The display substrate includes multiple pixels, and each pixel includes a first subpixel and a second subpixel. The first subpixel has a first subpixel circuit and a first light-emitting element. The second subpixel has a second subpixel circuit and a second light-emitting element. The first subpixel circuit and the second subpixel circuit are configured independently. The data driving circuit is electrically connected to the first and the second subpixel circuits. The data driving circuit transmits a first data signal to the first subpixel circuits to drive the first light-emitting elements and a second data signal to the second subpixel circuits to drive the second light-emitting elements. The first data signal is a PWM signal, and the second data signal is a PAM signal.
US11922859B2	Display panel, display device, input/output device, and data processing device A novel display panel that is highly convenient or reliable is provided. The display panel includes a pixel comprising a pixel circuit and a display element, and the display element is electrically connected to the pixel circuit. The pixel circuit is supplied with a selection signal, an image signal, and a pulse width control signal, supplies an output potential, and determines, on the basis of the pulse width control signal, a period during which the output potential is supplied. The pixel circuit includes a first switch and a first transistor. The first switch supplies the image signal on the basis of the selection signal and determines the output potential on the basis of the image signal. The first transistor includes a first and second electrode, and a first gate electrode. The output potential is output from the first electrode, and the first gate electrode is supplied with the image signal.
US11922858B2	Display apparatus, method for synthesizing images of moving object and device Disclosed are a display apparatus, a method for synthesizing images of a moving object and a device. The display apparatus includes: a display panel, including a main display region and a transparent display region at least partially provided in the main display region; and an image acquisition component, provided on a non-display side of the transparent display region, and configured to acquire a light incident from a display side of the transparent display region and penetrating the transparent display region. The image acquisition component is configured to continuously acquire, at a predetermined time interval, light of a moving object transmitting through the transparent display region, to obtain n images, diffraction spots of at least two of the n images are different. The image acquisition component is further configured to merge the n images to obtain m synthetic image(s) to eliminate or weaken diffraction spots in the n images.
US11922857B2	Imaging device with display switching determination period setting according to relevance between imaging setting and display item An imaging device includes a display switching determination period setting unit that sets a display switching determination period for each of a plurality of display items displayed on a display unit in accordance with a set imaging setting related to imaging.
US11922856B2	Light transmissive display device and dimming method According to the present disclosure, there is provided a light transmissive display device including a conductor to which a voltage for changing transmittance of the dimming element and a voltage outputting an electromagnetic wave for communication are applied in a time division manner, and a light transmitting member that is provided with a conductor and transmits light passing through the dimming element. This configuration makes it possible to suppress a space occupied by the dimming element and the antenna in a configuration including the dimming element and the antenna.
US11922853B2	Display device, method and system for displaying image thereof, and storage medium Provided is a display device. The display device includes a controller, a display module, and a temperature sensor disposed in the display module; wherein the controller is connected to the display module and the temperature sensor; the temperature sensor is configured to detect a temperature of the display module; and the controller is configured to: adjust a gamma parameter of the display module to a target gamma parameter corresponding to the temperature of the display module; determine a target drive voltage required by the display module with the target gamma parameter; and drive, based on the target drive voltage, the display module to display an image.
US11922850B1	Image display method An image display method includes: obtaining attribute information of each of sub-pixels in an under-display camera region and in a normal display region; calculating a compensated brightness value of the under-display camera region and an attenuated brightness value of the normal display region according to the attribute information; displaying an image according to the compensated brightness value of the under-display camera region and the attenuated brightness value of the normal display region.
US11922848B2	Method and apparatus for compensating displayed picture, device thereof, and driver board for display screen Provided is a method for compensating a displayed picture in a display screen. The display screen includes a plurality of regions, each of the plurality of regions including a plurality of pixels; the method includes: determining transformation matrices corresponding to pixels in the plurality of regions based on texture complexities of pictures to be displayed in the plurality of regions; acquiring compensated grayscales by compensating grayscales of pixel points in the pictures to be displayed in the plurality of regions based on the transformation matrices corresponding to the pixels in the plurality of regions.
US11922838B2	Display panel and crack detection method therefor, and display device A display panel, comprising a first insulating structural layer, a first crack detection line, a second insulating structural layer and a second crack detection line which are sequentially arranged on a substrate, wherein the first crack detection line and the second crack detection line are both located in a peripheral area and are arranged around a display area, one end of the first crack detection line is configured to receive a detection signal, and the other end of the first crack detection line is configured to output a first output signal, and one end of the second crack detection line is configured to receive a detection signal and the other end of the second crack detection line is configured to output a second output signal.
US11922836B2	Rendering system, display system, display control system, and rendering method A rendering system includes a first obtainer, a second obtainer, a renderer, an estimator, and a corrector. The first obtainer obtains position information indicating a position of an object from a detector. The second obtainer obtains movement information indicating a movement state of the moving body. The renderer renders a display image including a content related to the object. The estimator estimates a delay period by comparing the position information to estimated-position information indicating an estimated position of the object estimated based on the movement information of the object. The corrector corrects displacement of a display position of the content on the display image which is caused by movement of the moving body over the delay period.
US11922834B2	Splicing component and spliced display screen A splicing component and a spliced display screen are provided. In the splicing component provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure, splicing panels are aligned and preliminarily spliced through a first positioning structure and a second positioning structure. A first splicing part and a second splicing part are then connected through a connecting part. Therefore, a plurality of splicing panels are efficiently and seamlessly spliced through the splicing component. The splicing component provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure improves the mounting efficiency of a spliced display screen and simplifies the mounting mode.
US11922832B2	Display apparatus A display apparatus is provided. The display apparatus includes: a display panel having a first area, a second area, and a bending area between the first area and the second area and having a shape extending in a direction crossing an imaginary first straight line connecting the first area and the second area, the bending area being bendable; a support at a rear of the display panel and comprising a first support supporting the first area, a second support supporting the second area, and a connection portion connecting the first support and the second support and having a thickness less than a thickness of the first support or a thickness of the second support; and a magnetic field generation portion configured to generate a magnetic field in a direction from the first support toward the second support.
US11922831B2	Electronic device An electronic device is provided, including a housing and a display screen covering the housing, where the housing includes a first housing portion, a second housing portion, and a third housing portion; when the electronic device is in a first state, the first and third housing portions are spliced, the electronic device performs displaying by the display screen covering the first and third housing portions, an accommodating space is formed between the first and third housing portions, and the second housing portion is accommodated in the accommodating space; and when the electronic device is in a second state, the first, second, and third housing portions are spliced, the second housing portion is located between the first and third housing portions, and the electronic device performs displaying by the display screen covering the first, second, and third housing portions.
US11922828B2	Greeting devices for presenting a media item and associated methods for manufacturing such devices Greeting devices are described herein. In some embodiments, the greeting device can include an elongate body having a first end portion defining a chamber, and a second end portion opposite the first end portion. A message module can be positioned at least partially within the chamber. The greeting device can further include a first arm pivotably coupled to a first side of the body, and a second arm pivotably coupled to a second side of the body opposite the first side. An actuation mechanism can be operably coupled to the body. When actuated, the actuation mechanism can be configured to: (i) pivot the first and second arms relative to the body in a first direction toward the message module; and (ii) move the message module in a first direction from the chamber to extend at least partially beyond the body.
US11922827B2	Learning management systems and methods therefor There is provided a learning management system comprising: a display; and a processing element in electronic communication with the display, the processing element configured to perform the following operations: generate a plurality of nodes, wherein the nodes correspond to an item of content; implement a testing module that selects a first node of the plurality of nodes to display on the display, wherein the first node outputs to the display one or more questions to a user and prompts the user to select an answer; and implement a confidence metric that prompts the user to select a value corresponding with the user's confidence that the selected answer is correct, wherein the selected answer and the confidence metric value for the first node are used to determine a second node from a plurality of nodes to display to the user next.
US11922818B2	UAV flight corridor allocation in cellular networks A system, method, node, apparatus, and computer program for allocating a flight corridor for use by an UAV (10) for traveling from a starting point to a destination point is presented. The UAV (10) is connected to a cellular network and associated with an Application Server, UAV-AS, (100) being responsible for an own geographical service area (150) where the UAV (10) is located. The UAV-AS (100) is maintaining a set of predetermined flight corridor segments in the geographical service area (150). The method is performed by the UAV-AS (100) and comprises receiving a request for allocation of a flight corridor for use by the UAV (10), the request comprising a starting point and a destination point. The method further comprises allocating a flight corridor being seamlessly covered by the cellular network and allowing a seamless control of the UAV (10) by the UAV-AS (100), the flight corridor comprising a concatenation of flight corridor segments and bridging the starting point and the destination point. The method also comprises sending a response comprising an identifier of the allocated flight corridor.
US11922816B1	Ridesharing fleet management A system for managing a fleet of shared autonomous vehicles may comprise a plurality of specialized sub-systems. The sub-systems may coordinate to service requested rides using the vehicles. The system may comprise a reservation system configured to receive a request for a ride from a user device. The system may comprise a coordination system configured to determine a price for the requested ride. The system may comprise a routing system configured to determine a vehicle of the fleet to service the requested ride and/or a route for the requested ride. The determined vehicle may be caused to service the requested ride.
US11922815B2	System for managing automated vehicles A method for managing data traffic of customers and self-driving vehicles includes receiving a transport request by a requesting customer, processing the received transport request, and identifying, among the self-driving vehicles, a compliant vehicle compliant with the transport request. The method also includes identifying a compliant route, compliant with the transport request, and causing the compliant vehicle to perform a transport service over the identified compliant route according to said transport request. identification of a compliant vehicle, identification of a compliant route, and causation of the compliant vehicle to perform a transport service are based on information about the mobile communication network, information about the compliant vehicle, and information about a radio state in the mobile communication network between the customers, between the vehicles, and between the customers and the vehicles.
US11922814B2	Method, system, and vehicle for controlling a vehicle system The present disclosure relates to a method to control a vehicle system. The method includes detecting a deviating vehicle having at least one of a deviating behaviour and a deviating vehicle property by means of a perception system of a first vehicle, wherein the perception system includes at least one sensor device configured to monitor a surrounding environment of the first vehicle; assigning a deviating vehicle classification to the deviating vehicle based on the deviating behaviour and/or deviating vehicle property; determining at least one second vehicle to receive information relating to the deviating vehicle; and transmitting to each determined second vehicle a set of information relating to the deviating vehicle, said set of information including at least one of the deviating vehicle classification and a predetermined instruction to be performed by the determined second vehicle, wherein the predetermined instruction is dependent on the deviating vehicle classification.
US11922813B2	Alert control apparatus, moving body, alert control method, and computer-readable storage medium An alert control apparatus includes: an alert control unit to issue a first alert to an occupant in a moving body if an object in a particular category is present within a region to which the moving body is headed, and issue a second alert to the occupant if an object in a category other than the particular category is present within the region; a reception control unit to perform, when the moving body enters a new movement section on a movement route, control for receiving a category of an object present within the new movement section from an external apparatus. If there is an object for which an alert is to be issued during movement within the new section, the alert control unit, based on the category received from the external apparatus, controls as to which of the first and second alerts is to be issued.
US11922807B1	Vehicle identification system and method A vehicle identification system includes one or more displays associated with a vehicle, and a network-accessible controller. The one or more displays are located to be visible from an exterior of the vehicle. The controller is adapted to generate a first signal with an identifier to be transmitted to a mobile communication device associated with a vehicle or its driver in response to receiving a ride request from a user. The mobile communication device associated with the vehicle or its driver is adapted to generate a second signal indicative of the identifier to be transmitted to the one or more displays. The controller is also adapted to generate a further signal for displaying an advertisement on the one or more displays.
US11922798B2	Control device and control method A control device includes a detection unit, a specifying unit, and a phase offset control unit. The detection unit detects a contact position on a display provided with a plurality of drive units that performs tactile presentation. The specifying unit specifies, based on the contact position detected by the detection unit, a target phase offset, which is a phase offset being an acquisition target of a plurality of drive signals each of which drives each of the plurality of drive units. The phase offset control unit adjusts the phase offset of the plurality of drive signals so as to obtain the target phase offset specified by the specifying unit.
US11922797B2	Encoding device, encoding method, decoding device, decoding method, and program To reduce a data amount required for tactile presentation while enabling driving of different types of tactile presentation devices corresponding to different physical amounts.An encoding device according to the present technology is provided with an encoding unit that generates coded data by performing encoding to compress an information amount by utilizing an interconversion property between physical amounts on a plurality of tactile signals representing different physical amounts. This makes it possible to obtain the tactile signals representing desired physical amounts within a range in which interconversion may be performed while compressing the information amount by utilizing the interconversion property between the physical amounts.
US11922796B2	Predicting critical alarms Embodiments propose methods and system for predicting the occurrence of critical alarms in response to the occurrence of less severe, non-critical alarms. It is proposed to use a machine-learning model trained to discern whether a non-critical alarm will be followed by a critical alarm within a particular time period, e.g. whether the non-critical alarm will develop into a critical alarm. Unlike existing alarm systems which are merely threshold based, this approach uses physiological data from a window of data. This window of data can be expected to carry more information than a simple breach of the threshold.
US11922789B2	Systems and methods for machine placement A reach and placement tool includes an eyepiece, an orientation sensor, a distance sensor, and a controller. The controller is configured to obtain a distance value and an orientation from the distance sensor and the orientation sensor when the reach and placement tool is directed towards a point of interest at a particular location. The controller is also configured to determine a coordinate of the point of interest using the distance value and the orientation, and compare the coordinate of the point of interest to a reach envelope to determine if the point of interest is within range of a particular reach apparatus.
US11922783B2	Display with integrated cameras A display includes two-integrated cameras. A first camera is situated in a top right corner of a front display surface of the display and a second camera is situated in a top left corner of the front display surface. The display is connected to a transaction terminal with the first camera focused on a bagging area associated with the transaction terminal and with the second camera focused on a staging area associated with the transaction terminal. Each camera captures images of items and the item images are streamed over a high-speed display port directly to the transaction terminal. The transaction terminal performs item recognition, item tracking, and auditing on the items based the item images during transaction processing at the transaction terminal.
US11922779B2	Tournament management device A tournament management device manages tournaments consistently from making promotions to progress a game and configured to encourage a member to participate in each suitable tournament. The tournament management device includes a control unit programmed to execute the processes of: a) a process of creating tournament basic information from data including an input game content and the number of participants, and storing the tournament basic information; b) a process of creating, based on the tournament basic information, promotion information which asks for participation in a tournament, and sending the promotion information; c) a process of sending a register screen for participating in the tournament to the outside; d) a register process of storing a participant of the tournament in association with membership identification information on condition that predetermined register information is supplied; and e) a process of holding the tournament with registered participants based on the tournament basic information.
US11922770B2	Gaming device having subsequent game symbol bonus Embodiments of the present invention set forth systems, apparatuses and methods for bonusing symbols in subsequent games of gaming devices based on a current game outcome. Accordingly, a gaming device can be configured to initiate and display a first gaming event on a game display of the gaming device. If one or more symbols appear as part of a predefined criterion, such as being part of a winning symbol combination, the one or more symbols may be associated with a modifier, such as a multiplier, in one or more subsequent gaming events.
US11922768B2	Gaming device with mobile win selector Many gaming devices use a movable box, indicator, or other area-based selector (collectively, a “selector”) to determine whether a particular instance of a game generates a payout to a player (e.g., the player “wins”). Thus, the selector may be used to control either or both of a return to player (“RTP”) or volatility of the electronic gaming device. The selector may change its position between games or during a game, such as while values for one or more positions on a playing field are undetermined. The selector may move (e.g., change its position) in a random or semi-random fashion. The selector may change its size between games or during a game, such that it encompasses more or fewer positions on the playing field than during the previous game. The selector may be used to control either or both of a gaming device's RTP or volatility, and the selector's position, size, or the like may vary between games to ensure that the gaming device's RTP and/or volatility remain within acceptable ranges.
US11922762B2	Digital wallet systems and methods with responsible gaming A digital wallet computing system is described including at least one processor in communication with a memory storing instructions. The instructions cause the at least one processor to establish wireless connectivity between a mobile device and an electronic gaming device, the electronic gaming device including a device identifier, receive a funds transfer request from the mobile device, the funds transfer request identifying a funds transfer amount and an external player account, and identify an operator identity based on the device identifier. The instructions also cause the at least one processor to identify a player account, the player account associated with the operator, perform a first withdrawal transaction moving the funds transfer amount from the electronic gaming device to the player account, and in response to the first withdrawal transaction, automatically perform a second withdrawal transaction moving the funds transfer amount from the player account to the external player account.
US11922761B2	System and method for coordinating transactions involving cashless wagering accounts and gaming establishment retail accounts A system that interconnects multiple accounts associated with a gaming establishment.
US11922759B2	Systems and methods of electronic gaming Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture for electronic gaming are disclosed. In a first aspect, a gaming system may implement a method of electronic gaming. The method may include selecting a first plurality of symbols, displaying the first plurality of symbols in a first column of symbol display positions, selecting a second plurality of symbols, displaying the second plurality of symbols in a second column of symbol display positions, determining that the first plurality of symbols satisfies a symbol change condition, and replacing, in response to the determining that the first plurality of symbols satisfies the symbol change condition, the first plurality of symbols with a first plurality of jackpot symbols.
US11922756B2	Parking meter having touchscreen display A parking meter may incorporate a touchscreen display assembly that uses a low-power wake trigger, which may be a proximity sensor overlaid on the display, that can power on the display and touch sensor when a user's proximity is detected. The parking meter may incorporate a replaceable panel insert that allows user interface components to be easily retrofitted or upgraded by simply replacing the panel insert. Additionally, the parking meter may incorporate multiple solar panels on the exterior of the parking meter.
US11922750B2	Systems and methods for facilitating package delivery or pickup A system for facilitating package delivery or pickup at premises of senders or recipients has a package door that is used for receipt and collection of packages. The package door includes an input device for entering package information and an image capture device for visually recording the arrival of a courier. Based on the package information entered via the input device, the system determines whether the package information matches a predetermined value, such as a package tracking number. The system may automatically unlock the package door if the package information matches such predetermined value. In other embodiments, a user may remotely monitor the package information and/or information from the image capture device to determine whether to provide inputs for unlocking the package door. The system logs the package information received from the input device and the image capture device.
US11922749B2	Providing virtual and physical access to secure storage container A device may obtain a first image depicting contents included in a secure storage container at a first point in time and first user account data associated with the secure storage container. The device may store the first image in a data structure associated with the first user account data. In addition, the device may receive data indicating that an individual associated with a second user account accessed the secure storage container, and receive a second image depicting contents included in the secure storage container at a second point in time. The second image may be stored in the data structure. The device may further receive, from a user device associated with the first user account data, a request to access the data structure, and the device may provide, to the user device, data that causes display of the second image.
US11922748B2	Electronic door system A door system includes a door jamb, a door panel, a window disposed in the door panel, a plurality of electronic components, a hinge pivotally coupling an edge of the door panel to the door jamb, and a control system disposed within the door panel. The plurality of electronic components include an electronic locking mechanism coupled to the door panel, a camera coupled to the door panel, a sensor configured to facilitate detecting at least one of sound or activity proximate the door panel, and a backup battery disposed in at least one of the door jamb or the door panel. The edge of the door panel is configured to receive power from an external power source to power the plurality of electronic components. The backup battery is configured to power at least one of the plurality of electronic components in an event of power loss from the external power source.
US11922743B2	Logistics information processing method based on electronic lock, blockchain and waybill, and apparatus and device thereof Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a logistics information processing method and apparatus, and a device. The method includes: a blockchain node receives a locking request sent by a handheld terminal, and the locking request includes an identifier of an electronic lock on a logistics box and a waybill number of an item in the logistics box; the blockchain node acquires an unlocking key of the electronic lock corresponding to the waybill number according to the locking request, and the unlocking key is confirmed by a receiving terminal corresponding to the item; the blockchain node generates a locking instruction according to the unlocking key and the waybill number, and sends the locking instruction to the electronic lock, where the locking instruction is used to instruct the electronic lock to lock, and store the unlocking key and the waybill number. Logistics security of the item is improved.
US11922739B2	Technology for capturing and analyzing sensor data to dynamically facilitate vehicle operation feedback Systems and methods for dynamically assessing vehicle operation are described. According to certain aspects, an electronic device may accumulate telematics data associated with operation of a vehicle, where the telematics data indicates a location of the vehicle. The electronic device may retrieve additional telematics data of additional vehicles operating at or near the location, and compare the accumulated telematics data to the additional telematics data. The electronic device may dynamically generate and display a data visualization indicating the analysis for review by an operator of the vehicle.
US11922733B2	System and method of enrolling users of a wireless biometric lockset A method of enrolling a user at a biometric lockset is described. The method includes receiving user access information from a mobile device of an administrative user of the biometric lockset. The user access information indicates to the biometric lockset to enter an enrollment mode in which a user identity is associated with fingerprint data in a user entry within a memory of the biometric lockset. A plurality of different light codes are displayed on the lockset, each one of the plurality of light codes representative of a different state of fingerprint data capture. A message is transmitted to the mobile device, and corresponds to the light code displayed at the lockset. The completed fingerprint data is stored in association with the user identity of the user in the user entry.
US11922729B1	Detecting interactions with non-discretized items and associating interactions with actors using digital images Commercial interactions with non-discretized items such as liquids in carafes or other dispensers are detected and associated with actors using images captured by one or more digital cameras including the carafes or dispensers within their fields of view. The images are processed to detect body parts of actors and other aspects therein, and to not only determine that a commercial interaction has occurred but also identify an actor that performed the commercial interaction. Based on information or data determined from such images, movements of body parts associated with raising, lowering or rotating one or more carafes or other dispensers may be detected, and a commercial interaction involving such carafes or dispensers may be detected and associated with a specific actor accordingly.
US11922724B2	Face recognition method utilizing a face recognition model and a face sample library to detect mask images A device and a method and a non-transitory readable storage medium, for face recognition are provided, the method comprise: extracting a face sample image from a predetermined face sample library and performing feature point detection to obtain multiple face feature points; obtaining multiple mask images; selecting first to fourth face feature points from the multiple face feature points; defining a distance between the first and second face feature point as a mask image height, and defining a distance between the third and fourth face feature point as a mask image width; adjusting a size of each mask image according to the mask image height and the mask image width; fusing each adjusted mask image with the face sample image to obtain multiple face mask images to save into the predetermined face sample library; training a face recognition model based on the predetermined face sample library for face recognition.
US11922722B2	System and method of monitoring attributes associated with users of information handling systems In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, one or more methods, and/or one or more processes may determine that a user is in a presence of an information handling system (IHS); determine a digital image of a face of the user; determine an angle of the face of the user with respect to a vertical axis of a camera based at least on the digital image; determine that the face is facing a display associated with the IHS; determine an amount of time, which the user spends looking at the display; determine, via multiple sensors associated with the IHS, a heart rate and a respiratory rate associated with the user; determine that the user should move based at least on the first amount of time, the heart rate, the respiratory rate, and the angle; and display information indicating that the user should move.
US11922720B2	Perspective distortion correction on faces Apparatus and methods related to image processing are provided. A computing device can determine a first image area of an image, such as an image captured by a camera. The computing device can determine a warping mesh for the image with a first portion of the warping mesh associated with the first image area. The computing device can determine a cost function for the warping mesh by: determining first costs associated with the first portion of the warping mesh that include costs associated with face-related transformations of the first image area to correct geometric distortions, and determining second costs associated with the warping mesh that include costs of edge-related transformations for preserving straightness of edges of the image. The computing device can determine an optimized mesh based on optimizing the cost function. The computing device can modify the first image area based on the optimized mesh.
US11922718B2	Fingerprint sensor package and sensor package A fingerprint sensor package may include a film substrate, an interconnection substrate on the film substrate, a semiconductor chip on the interconnection substrate, a conductive structure on the interconnection substrate and laterally isolated from direct contact with the semiconductor chip, and an interposer substrate on the semiconductor chip and the conductive structure. The conductive structure may include first and second conductive structures, which are electrically separated from each other. The interposer substrate may include a first sensing pattern electrically connected to the first conductive structure and a second sensing pattern on a top surface of the first sensing pattern and electrically connected to the second conductive structure. The second sensing pattern may be vertically isolated from direct contact with from the first sensing pattern. The second sensing pattern may have a longitudinal axis parallel to a direction crossing a longitudinal axis of the first sensing pattern, in a plan view.
US11922713B2	Under-display optical fingerprint sensor with NFV collimator and TFT/organic imager An apparatus for fingerprint sensing includes a touch-display layer covered by a transparent layer. The touch-display layer can emit light to illuminate a finger surface touching the transparent layer. The touch-display layer is transparent to reflected light from the surface to underlying layers. The underlying layers include a collimator layer and a pixelated image sensor. The collimator layer can collimate the reflected light, and the pixelated image sensor can sense the collimated reflected light. The collimator can collimate the reflected light to enable a one-to-one imaging ratio between an area of the finger surface touching the transparent layer and an area of a corresponding image formed on the pixelated image sensor.
US11922711B2	Object tracking assisted with hand or eye tracking Embodiments relate to tracking and determining a location of an object in an environment surrounding a user. A system includes one or more imaging devices and an object tracking unit. The system identifies an object in a search region, determines a tracking region that is smaller than the search region corresponding to the object, and scans the tracking region to determine a location associated with the object. The system may generate a ranking of objects, determine locations associated with the objects, and generate a model of the search region based on the locations associated with the objects.
US11922706B2	Systems and methods for dynamic attention area A driver monitoring system of a vehicle includes: a camera configured to capture an image of a driver on a driver's seat within a passenger cabin of the vehicle; a gaze module configured to determine a gaze vector based on a direction of pupils of the driver in the image; an area module configured to determine an area on a vertical plane in front of the driver based on a road in front of the vehicle; a location module configured to determine a location on the vertical plane where the gaze vector intersects the vertical plane; and a monitor module that determines whether the location on the vertical plane where the gaze vector intersects the vertical plane is within the area on the vertical plane.
US11922704B2	System and method for detecting road and lane connections at intersections A method for detecting road edges at a predetermined intersection, comprising: receiving, by the controller, aerial imagery data about the predetermined intersection; receiving, by the controller, vehicle telemetry data from at least one vehicle passing through the predetermined intersection; detecting, using the aerial imagery data and generative adversarial networks (GANs) executed on the controller, road edges at the predetermined intersection; classifying, using the vehicle telemetry data and a random forest classifier (RFC) executed on the controller, each vehicle trajectory passing through the predetermined intersection with a label corresponding to a unique maneuver to create a maneuver labeling at the predetermined intersection; constructing, using the maneuver labeling determined by the RFC and the road edges, a probabilistic finite state automata (PFSA) to pair inbound lanes with outbound lanes at the predetermined intersection; and determining lane edges at the predetermined intersection using a homotopy model.
US11922700B2	Intelligent object selection from drone field of view A method and apparatus for aiding a police officer in writing a report by creating a depiction of an incident scene is provided herein. During operation a drone will photograph an incident scene from above. Relevant objects will be identified and a depiction of the incident scene will be created by overlaying the relevant photographed real world objects onto a map retrieved from storage. The depiction of the incident scene will be made available to police officers to increase the officers' efficiency in report writing. More particularly, officers will no longer need to re-create the depiction of the incident scene by hand. Instead, the officer will be able to use the depiction of the incident scene.
US11922698B2	System, apparatus, and method for monitoring edge compute sites Systems, methods, and devices are described for monitoring and protecting electronic hardware, data assets, and the facility itself, particularly well-suited to monitoring remote facilities and resources in edge locations, including for determining door state for both equipment and personnel doors, and for determining values of one or more environmental parameters, using optical image analytics. An example system includes one or more edge-located hardware monitoring devices having one or more physical sensors, and custom software distributed across edge, cloud, mobile, and enterprise platforms. An example monitoring device can include an embedded computer, various sensors of different types, one or more cameras, a power supply, and several communication interfaces. All or virtually all sensing and processing capabilities can be integrated into the edge device, which utilizes low-cost sensors and video analytics to monitor the environment.
US11922694B2	Systems and methods for augmented reality application for annotations and adding interfaces to control panels and screens Example implementations described herein systems and method for providing a platform to facilitate augmented reality (AR) overlays, which can involve stabilizing video received from a first device for display on a second device and for input made to a portion of the stabilized video at the second device, generating an AR overlay on a display of the first device corresponding to the portion of the stabilized video.
US11922692B2	Vehicle displaying augmented reality image of point of interest, and control method thereof A vehicle and a control method may adjust an augmented reality (AR) image of a point of interest (POI) based on at least one of a driving speed of the vehicle or a distance between the vehicle and the POI. The vehicle may include: an image sensor configured to obtain a front image of the vehicle; a display module configured to display the front image; and a controller configured to control the display module to display an AR image of a POI included in the front image by being superimposed on the front image, and adjust the AR image so that at least one of an amount of information or a size is changed based on at least one of a driving speed of the vehicle or a distance between the vehicle and the POI.
US11922688B2	Automated diagnosis and treatment of crop infestations Disclosed are various embodiments for automating the diagnosis of crop infestations and estimating crop yields. In some embodiments, a field report that includes an image of a crop and a location of a corresponding field is received from a computing device. The image of the crop is processed using computer-vision techniques to identify a pathogen affecting the crop. A biocide to apply to the crop to treat the pathogen is then identified. In some embodiments, the yield of the crop can also be estimated. In such embodiments, a field report that includes images of plants in a field and an identifier of the field is received. A computer-vision technique is applied to each image to determine an individual yield of each plant in an image. An estimate of the yield of the crop is then calculated based on the individual yields of the plants and the size of the field.
US11922684B2	Bone fracture detection and classification The outline of a bone or at least a portion thereof may be determined based on deep neural net and optionally on an active shape model approach. An algorithm may detect a fracture of the bone. An algorithm may also classify the bone fracture and provide guidance on how to treat the fracture.
US11922682B2	Disease detection algorithms trainable with small number of positive samples Disease detection from medical images is provided. In various embodiments, a medical image of a patient is read. The medical image is provided to a trained anatomy segmentation network. A feature map is received from the trained anatomy segmentation network. The feature map indicates the location of at least one feature within the medical image. The feature map is provided to a trained classification network. The trained classification network was pre-trained on a plurality of feature map outputs of the segmentation network. A disease detection is received from the trained classification network. The disease detection indicating the presence or absence of a predetermined disease.
US11922681B2	Systems and methods for identifying cell clusters within images of stained biological samples The present disclosure relates to automated systems and methods adapted to quickly and accurately train a neural network to detect and/or classify cells and/or nuclei. The present disclosure also relates to automated systems and methods for using a trained cell detection and classification engine, such as one including a neural network, to classify cells within an unlabeled image.
US11922679B2	Automatic seismic facies identification method based on combination of self-attention mechanism and u-shape network architecture An automatic seismic facies identification method based on combination of Self-Attention mechanism and U-shape network architecture, including: obtaining and preprocessing post-stack seismic data to construct a sample training and validation dataset; building an encoder through an overlapped patch merging module with down-sampling function and a self-attention transformer module with global modeling function; building a decoder through a patch expanding module with linear upsampling function, the self-attention transformer module, and a skip connection module with multilayer feature fusion function; building a seismic facies identification model using the encoder, the decoder, and a Hypercolumn module, where the seismic facies identification model includes a Hypercolumns-U-Segformer (HUSeg); and building a hybrid loss function; iteratively training the seismic facies identification model with a training and validation set; and inputting test data into a trained identification model to obtain seismic facies corresponding to the test data.
US11922677B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and non-transitory computer readable medium An information processing apparatus (10) according to the present disclosure includes: an object recognition unit (11) that outputs, by using a first modal signal and a first modal recognition model corresponding to the first modal signal, an inference result regarding the first modal signal; a training data processing unit (12) that generates first modal training data regarding the first modal signal by using the inference result, and updates second modal training data regarding a second modal signal that is different from the first modal signal by using the first modal training data; and a recognition model update unit (13) that updates a second modal recognition model corresponding to the second modal signal by using the second modal training data.
US11922675B1	Systems and methods for automating benchmark generation using neural networks for image or video selection A method includes accessing a web-based property over a network; storing a plurality of images or videos from the web-based property and associations between the plurality of images or videos and a target audience identifier responsive to the web-based property having a stored association with the target audience identifier; retrieving the plurality of images or videos from the database responsive to each of the plurality of images or videos having stored associations with the target audience identifier; executing a neural network to generate a performance score for each of the plurality of images or videos; calculating a target audience benchmark; executing the neural network to generate a first performance score for a first image or video and a second performance score for a second image or video; comparing the first performance score and the second performance score to the benchmark; and generating a record identifying the first image or video.
US11922673B2	Product inspection method and device, producing system and computer storage medium Disclosed are a product inspection method and device, producing system and a computer storage medium. The method comprises: conducting image acquisition on a product assembly line to obtain a production line image; extracting a product image including a product to be inspected from the production line image; extracting an inspection point image in a part inspection area in the product image; inputting the inspection point image into an inspection model to obtain an inspection result; and determining that the product to be inspected in the product image has defects under the condition that the inspection result meets any of the following conditions.
US11922667B2	Object region identification device, object region identification method, and object region identification program To accurately identify a region corresponding to a position where an object is preset in an image, an object region identification device acquires a first frame image and a second frame image that are temporally successive. The device inputs the first frame image to a model that identifies an object in an image and acquires position information, the position affecting identification of an object in the first frame image. The device acquires motion information indicating a motion of the object in the first frame image based on the first frame image and the second frame image. The device generates, based on the acquired position information and motion information, region information indicating a region in the first frame image, the region corresponding to a position where the object is present.
US11922666B2	Object presence detection using raw images An object detection system and method includes: an optical image sensor arranged to perform the following steps: capturing a calibration image during a calibration stage, dividing the calibration image into a plurality of quadrants, and calculating a parameter for each of the quadrants; capturing a plurality of raw images during a detection stage, dividing each image of the raw images into a plurality of quadrants, and calculating a parameter for each of the quadrants; comparing the respective parameters of each quadrant of a raw image with the respective parameters of each quadrant of the calibration image to generate a ratio value for each quadrant; and comparing the ratio value of each quadrant with a predetermined threshold. When each ratio value of specific quadrants of the quadrants is greater than the predetermined threshold, object detection is confirmed.
US11922664B2	Method and apparatus of adaptive sampling for mesh compression by decoders A processing circuitry decodes a plurality of maps in 2D from a bitstream carrying a mesh frame. The mesh frame represents a surface of an object with polygons. The plurality of maps includes a decoded geometry map and a decoded attribute map with an adaptive 2D atlas sampling applied. The processing circuitry determines at least a first sampling rate and a second sampling rate according to syntaxes signaled in the bitstream. The first sampling rate is applied to a first region of the mesh frame and the second sampling rate is applied to a second region of the mesh frame during the adaptive 2D atlas sampling. The processing circuitry reconstructs, based on the plurality of maps, at least a first vertex of the mesh frame according to the first sampling rate, and a second vertex of the mesh frame according to the second sampling rate.
US11922657B2	Detector for determining a position of at least one object Described herein is a detector for determining a position of an object. The detector includes a sensor element having a matrix of optical sensors, wherein the sensor element is configured to determine a reflection image. The detector also includes an evaluation device configured to select a reflection feature of the reflection image at a first image position in the reflection image, determine a longitudinal coordinate z of the selected reflection feature by optimizing a blurring function fa, and determine a reference feature in a reference image at a second image position in the reference image corresponding to the reflection feature. The reference image and the reflection image are determined at two different spatial configurations, wherein the spatial configurations differ by a relative spatial constellation, wherein the evaluation device is configured to determine the relative spatial constellation from the longitudinal coordinate z and the first and the second image positions.
US11922656B2	Partial deformation maps for reconstructing motion-affected treatment dose using machine learning A method comprises inputting a treatment planning image of a target subject into a machine learning system. The method further comprises determining, by the machine learning system, a first target-subject-specific model of the treatment planning image. The method further comprises applying, by a processing device, the first target-subject-specific model to the treatment planning image to generate a transformed treatment planning image corresponding to a first position of a plurality of positions of the target subject. The method further comprises comparing the transformed treatment planning image to a reference image. The method further comprises, based on the comparing, modifying one or more parameters of the first target-subject-specific model to generate a second target-subject-specific model corresponding to a second position of the plurality of positions. The method further comprises controlling a treatment device based on the second target-subject-specific model to deliver a treatment to the target subject.
US11922654B2	Mammographic image processing method and apparatus, system and medium A computer device, obtains a mammographic image of a unilateral breast. The mammographic image includes a cranial-caudal (CC)-position mammographic image and a mediolateral-oblique (MLO)-position mammographic image. The computer device invokes a breast detection model to perform a prediction of a condition of the unilateral breast according to the CC-position mammographic image and the MLO-position mammographic image. The device obtains a prediction result of the unilateral breast, and generates and outputs a detection report that includes the prediction result.
US11922653B2	Locating system An object locating system (100) in which there is an observation device (104) observing at least three datums (106, 112, 114), each of which datums (106, 112, 114) having a positioning system that reports it position to the observation device (104). The positioning systems of the datums (106, 12, 114) being calibrated so as to accurately report their relative positions. The observation device (104) has a camera whose field of view (116) contains an object (18) to be located as well as at least two of the datums (106, 112,114) and a range finder that measures the distance (110) between the observation device (104) and at least one object (18) within the field of view (116) of the camera. A computing device calculates an azimuth and (X1, X2) elevation angle (Y1, Y2) between two datums (122, 114), or between the optical axis of the camera and each datum (112, 114),in the image so as to triangulate the position and attitude of the camera (104) at the time the image was captured using received position data for each datum (106, 112, 114) at the time the image was captured; and also calculates an azimuth and elevation angle between an optical axis of the camera and the object (18) in the image. Knowing the position and attitude of the camera (104) and a distance (110) to the object (18) at the time the image was captured, it triangulates a position of the object (18) at the time the image was captured.
US11922648B2	Method for providing image and electronic device supporting the same An electronic device and method are provided for obtaining an image. An electronic device may include cameras; a distance sensor including a light-emitting part and a light-receiving part; and a processor. The processor may identify a range corresponding to a zoom magnification for obtaining an image, obtain, based on light emitted from the light-emitting part and received by regions of the light-receiving part, signals corresponding to the regions of the light-receiving part, identify first peaks of the signals, obtain, based on the first peaks, first distances, identify whether a distance that is greater than or equal to a first distance corresponding to the identified range exists among the first distances, identify, based on identifying that the distance that is greater than or equal to the first distance exists, whether a maximum value of the first peaks is less than a first value, and determine a camera for obtaining the image among the multiple cameras, based whether the distance that is greater than or equal to the first distance exists and/or whether the maximum value of the one or more first peaks is less than the first value.
US11922646B2	Tracking surgical items with prediction of duplicate imaging of items A computer-implemented method for tracking surgical textiles includes receiving a first image comprising a first textile-depicting image region, receiving a second image comprising a second textile-depicting image region, measuring a likelihood that the first and second image regions depict at least a portion of the same textile, and incrementing an index counter if the measure of likelihood does not meet a predetermined threshold. The measure of likelihood may be based on at least one classification feature at least partially based on aspects or other features of the first and second images.
US11922644B2	Calibration procedures for helmet based weld tracking systems Described herein are examples of weld tracking systems implemented via a welding helmet. The welding helmet includes weld tracking sensors configured to allow the welding helmet to track a welding-type tool and/or an arc generated by the welding-type tool. The welding helmet also includes helmet tracking sensors configured to allow the welding helmet to track its own position and/or orientation relative to a reference point in the welding environment. By tracking itself as well as the welding-type tool and/or arc, the welding helmet can differentiate between its own movement, and movement of the welding-type tool and/or arc. By knowing the spatial relationship between the different sensors of the welding helmet, the tracking information can be combined and used for weld tracking. By implementing the weld tracking system in the welding helmet, the weld tracking system becomes portable and usable outside of the usual fixed confines of weld tracking systems.
US11922642B1	Methods and apparatus for detecting unrecognized moving objects Security methods and apparatus. In one example, a method includes detecting a motion event in a scene using a motion detector, based on detecting the motion event, acquiring a plurality of images of the scene using an image capture device, applying a motion detection process to the plurality of images to detect motion in the scene, applying an object detection process to at least one of the images to detect an object in the scene, pairing the motion with the object to locate a moving object, identifying the moving object as an unrecognized object, and based at least in part on identifying the moving object as an unrecognized object, triggering a video recording of the scene using the image capture device.
US11922640B2	Semi-supervised 3D object tracking in videos via 2D semantic keypoints A method for 3D object tracking is described. The method includes inferring first 2D semantic keypoints of a 3D object within a sparsely annotated video stream. The method also includes matching the first 2D semantic keypoints of a current frame with second 2D semantic keypoints in a next frame of the sparsely annotated video stream using embedded descriptors within the current frame and the next frame. The method further includes warping the first 2D semantic keypoints to the second 2D semantic keypoints to form warped 2D semantic keypoints in the next frame. The method also includes labeling a 3D bounding box in the next frame according to the warped 2D semantic keypoints in the next frame.
US11922639B2	HDR image generation from single-shot HDR color image sensors A method for generating an high-dynamic-range (HDR) color image from a dual-exposure-time single-shot HDR color image sensor includes obtaining pixel values generated by a local region of sensor pixels of the image sensor, determining a motion parameter for the local region from pixel values associated with a first color, and demosaicing the pixel values of the local region to determine, for each of three colors, an output value of the images pixel, wherein relative contributions of short-exposure-time pixels and long-exposure-time pixels to the output value are weighted according to the motion parameter. A method for generating an HDR color image from a triple-exposure-time single-shot HDR color image sensor includes generating a first dual-exposure-time HDR image from short-exposure-time and medium-exposure-time pixel values, generating a second dual-exposure-time HDR image from medium-exposure-time and long-exposure-time pixel values, and generating a triple-exposure-time HDR color image from the first and second dual-exposure-time HDR images.
US11922637B2	Testbed platform for characterization of materials and inks used in additive manufacturing of nanocomposites Various embodiments are directed to a testbed platform for characterizing materials and inks utilized in additive manufacturing of nanocomposites. The system may include a testbed base coupled to a group of electromagnets. The base may include an aperture for housing a microscope slide and an interchangeable channel including a microfluidic flow cell of various geometric angles. The system may further include a group of needle tips in fluidic communication with the microfluidic flow cell. The needle tips may be coupled, via lock connectors, to syringes that dispense magnetic inks utilized in additive manufacturing into the microfluidic flow cell. The system may also include an inverted microscope lens and a high-speed camera in optical communication with the base. The camera may be utilized to capture images of a flow behavior of the magnetic inks for performing an analysis that determines a nozzle design for microdispensing during an additive manufacturing process.
US11922636B2	Placing augmented reality objects in an image based on device position An electronic device places an augmented reality object in an image of a real environment based on a pose of the electronic device and based on image segmentation. The electronic device includes a camera that captures images of the real environment and sensors, such as an inertial measurement unit (IMU), that capture a pose of the electronic device. The electronic device selects an augmented reality (AR) object from a memory, segments a captured image of the real environment into foreground pixels and background pixels, and composites an image for display wherein the AR object is placed between the foreground pixels and the background pixels. As the pose of the electronic device changes, the electronic device maintains the relative position of the AR object with respect to the real environment in images for display.
US11922633B2	Real-time lumen distance calculation based on three-dimensional (3D) A-line signal data One or more devices, systems, methods, and storage mediums for optical imaging medical devices, such as, but not limited to, Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), single mode OCT, and/or multi-modal OCT apparatuses and systems, and methods and storage mediums for use with same, for calculating lumen distance(s), including based on real-time A-line signal(s), are provided herein. Examples of applications include imaging, evaluating and diagnosing biological objects, such as, but not limited to, for Gastro-intestinal, cardio and/or ophthalmic applications, and being obtained via one or more optical instruments, such as, but not limited to, optical probes, catheters, capsules and needles (e.g., a biopsy needle). Fast A-line lumen segmentation methods, which can be applied real-time to a whole arterial pullback, and devices, systems, and storage mediums for use with same, are provided herein. Techniques provided herein also improve processing efficiency and decrease calculations while achieving measurements that are more precise.
US11922631B2	Method for generating a 3D physical model of a patient specific anatomic feature from 2D medical images There is provided a method for generating a 3D physical model of a patient specific anatomic feature from 2D medical images. The 2D medical images are uploaded by an end-user via a Web Application and sent to a server. The server processes the 2D medical images and automatically generates a 3D printable model of a patient specific anatomic feature from the 2D medical images using a segmentation technique. The 3D printable model is 3D printed as a 3D physical model such that it represents a 1:1 scale of the patient specific anatomic feature. The method includes the step of automatically identifying the patient specific anatomic feature.
US11922629B2	Systems and methods for generating cancer prediction maps from multiparametric magnetic resonance images using deep learning Various example embodiments are described in which an anisotropic encoder-decoder convolutional neural network architecture is employed to process multiparametric magnetic resonance images for the generation of cancer predication maps. In some example embodiments, a simplified anisotropic encoder-decoder convolutional neural network architecture may include an encoder portion that is deeper than a decoder portion. In some example embodiments, simplified network architectures may be combined with test-time-augmentation in order to facilitate training and testing with a minimal number of test subjects.
US11922626B2	Systems and methods for automatic detection and quantification of pathology using dynamic feature classification Methods, devices, and systems are provided for quantifying an extent of various pathology patterns in scanned subject images. The detection and quantification of pathology is performed automatically and unsupervised via a trained system. The methods, devices, and systems described herein generate unique dictionaries of elements based on actual image data scans to automatically identify pathology of new image data scans of subjects. The automatic detection and quantification system can detect a number of pathologies including a usual interstitial pneumonia pattern on computed tomography images, which is subject to high inter-observer variation, in the diagnosis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
US11922623B2	Cellular diagnostic and analysis methods Detection of pathological abnormalities in tissue samples and/or pluralities of cells is a highly specialized and time-consuming effort, usually performed by a select group of clinicians and technical personnel. Described herein are methods for more automatable, consistent and comprehensive cell sample analysis to deliver a rapid, reliable and detailed classification, e.g., diagnosis, of the status of cells present in a sample, particularly, but not limited to cancer diagnosis.
US11922617B2	Method and system for defect detection The present application provides a method and system for defect detection. The method includes: acquiring a two-dimensional (2D) picture of an object to be detected; inputting the acquired 2D picture to a trained defect segmentation model to obtain a segmented 2D defect mask, where the defect segmentation model is trained based on a multi-level feature extraction instance segmentation network with intersection over union (IoU) thresholds being increased level by level, and the 2D defect mask includes information about a defect type, a defect size, and a defect location of a segmented defect region; and determining the segmented 2D defect mask based on a predefined defect rule to output a defect detection result.
US11922616B2	Alignment device An alignment device includes a holding device capable of holding the second workpiece, a moving device that moves the holding device toward the first workpiece, a mirror member capable of reflecting the second workpiece, the mirror member being arranged adjacent to the first workpiece, an image sensor arranged to be able to simultaneously and continuously capture the first workpiece and a mirror image of the second workpiece reflected on the mirror member, and a control device that performs feedback control of the moving device based on the calculated position of the second workpiece with respect to the first workpiece based on the first workpiece and the mirror image of the second workpiece, which are captured by the image sensor, to align the second workpiece with the first workpiece.
US11922614B2	Welding condition setting assistance device Image processing unit is provided in computer, and performs: for each of input images constituting a moving image obtained by capturing a workpiece during arc welding, a spatter detection step of detecting a spatter from an input image constituting a moving image of the workpiece, the moving image being generated by capturing the workpiece during the arc welding; a background bright spot identification step of identifying, as a background bright spot, a position in the moving image, the position being a position where a number of times of the detection in the spatter detection step is equal to or more than a predetermined reference number of times; and a spatter number identification step of identifying, for one input image, a number of spatters excluding spatters each corresponding to the background bright spot identified by the background bright spot identification step among the spatters detected by the spatter detection processing.
US11922611B2	Methods and systems for accelerated image rendering with motion compensation Various methods and systems are provided for accelerated image rendering with motion compensation. In one embodiment, a method comprises calculating motion between a preceding image frame and a target image frame to be rendered, rendering a small image with a size smaller than a target size of the target image frame based on the calculated motion, and generating the target image frame at the target size based on the small image, the calculated motion, and a reference image frame. In this way, high-quality image frames for a video stream may be generated with a reduced amount of rendering for each frame, thereby reducing the overall processing resources dedicated to rendering as well as the power consumption for image rendering.
US11922610B2	Multi-eye camera system, multi-eye photographing camera head, image processing device, multi-eye photographing program and multi-eye photographing method A multi-eye camera system includes multi-eye photographing camera heads 2 and image processing device 3 to which a plurality of the multi-eye photographing camera heads 2 are connected. Each of the multi-eye photographing camera heads 2 is provided with partial image acquiring part 24, parameter memory part 23 and image correcting part 26. Image processing device 3 is provided with input processing part 31, resizing processing part 32 and whole image memory 33.
US11922606B2	Multipass interference correction and material recognition based on patterned illumination without frame rate loss The method includes simultaneously illuminating a scene by at least two light sources, each light source emitting structured light having a spatial pattern, a wavelength and/or a polarization, wherein the spatial pattern, the wavelength and/or the polarization of each structured light differ from each other, respectively, capturing an image of the scene simultaneously illuminated by the at least two light sources by an imaging sensor through a filter array, wherein one pixel of the imaging sensor captures the image through one filter of the filter array, calculating, for each pixel, intensity values of direct and global components of the light received by the pixel from a system of equations compiled for each joint pixel, and performing, for each pixel, image correction by assigning to each pixel its calculated intensity value of the direct component to obtain a corrected image.
US11922603B2	Radiographic image processing device, radiographic image processing method, and radiographic image processing program A processor acquires a first radiographic image and a second radiographic image that include the same subject and have different S/N ratios. The processor derives a processing content of a first graininess suppression process on the first radiographic image having a higher S/N ratio of the first radiographic image and the second radiographic image and derives a processing content of a second graininess suppression process on the second radiographic image on the basis of the processing content of the first graininess suppression process. The processor performs a graininess suppression process on the second radiographic image on the basis of the processing content of the second graininess suppression process.
US11922601B2	Medical image processing apparatus, medical image processing method and computer-readable medium A medical image processing apparatus includes: an obtaining unit configured to obtain a first image that is a motion contrast en-face image of an eye to be examined; and an image quality improving unit configured to generate a second image with at least one of lower noise and higher contrast than the obtained first image using the obtained first image as input data that is input into an image quality improving engine, wherein the image quality improving engine includes a machine learning engine that has been obtained by using training data including a second image with at least one of lower noise and higher contrast than a first image that is a motion contrast en-face image of an eye to be examined.
US11922598B2	Image processing apparatus, image processing method, and storage medium In an image processing system in which development processing is applied to a RAW image in a server apparatus and results thereof are provided to a client terminal, the capacity of image data that is transmitted to the client terminal is reduced. The client terminal applies low-load development processing to an input RAW image and stores and displays the results image thereof. On the other hand, the server generates a difference image between both results images by applying the low-load and high-load development processing and provides the difference image to the client terminal. Then, based on the difference image, the client terminal reproduces a results image of the high-load development processing.
US11922595B2	Redacting content in a virtual reality environment A method for execution by a computer generating a virtual reality environment utilizing a group of object representations by identifying an exclusion asset and modifying a set of common illustrative assets to exclude the exclusion asset to produce a redacted set of common illustrative assets.The method further includes rendering a portion of the redacted set of common illustrative asset to produce a redacted set of common illustrative asset video frames and selecting a subset of the redacted set of common illustrative asset video frames to produce a common portion of video frames for the virtual reality environment. The method further includes rendering representations of object representations to produce remaining portions of the video frames for the virtual reality environment. The method further includes linking the common portion and the remaining portions of the video frames to produce the virtual reality environment for interactive consumption.
US11922589B2	Methods and systems for digital twin augmented reality replication of non-homogeneous elements in integrated environments The present disclosure describes systems and methods for generating digital twin augmented reality replications of non-homogenous elements in integrated environments. One method includes storing a first data structure for a first element in a digital twin augmented reality environment, the first data structure including respective fields for a first function, a first set of relationships, a first physical location, and a first time period of operation. The method also includes storing a second data structure for a second element in the digital twin augmented reality environment, the second data structure includes respective fields for a second function, a second set of relationships, a second physical location, and a second time period of operation. The method can generate a visual representation of the first element and the second element in the digital twin augmented reality environment. The location of the first and second element in the digital twin augmented reality environment is based on the first and second physical location.
US11922587B2	Dynamic augmented reality experience Systems and methods describe an augmented reality (AR) system for generating AR experiences in real-time. The AR experience system receives a selection of an AR experience from an application running on a computer device, displays a first set of textual cues associated with the AR experience on the computer device, receives a first set of image data corresponding to the first set of textual cues, generates a first AR object associated with the AR experience, displays the first AR object on the computer device and a second set of textual cues associated with the AR experience, receives a second set of image data corresponding to the second set of textual cues, and generates a second AR object associated with the AR experience.
US11922585B2	Method for operating a head-mounted display apparatus in a motor vehicle, control device, and head-mounted display apparatus A control device in a motor vehicle receives a signal from a sensor device which includes at least one image of the current interior situation. The control device generates a superimposition signal containing the at least one image of the current interior situation and transmits the superimposition signal to a display element of a display apparatus. The display apparatus superimposes the at least one image of the current interior situation onto predefined output content output to a user.
US11922583B2	Interactive method and system of movable platform, movable platform, and storage medium An interactive method for a movable platform, an interactive system, a movable platform and a storage medium including the interactive method. The interactive method may include projecting three-dimensional point cloud data collected by a sensor into image data collected by a camera for fusion processing to obtain a fused image; rendering the fused image to determine a three-dimensional visualization image of a surrounding environment where the movable platform is located; and outputting the three-dimensional visualization image of the surrounding environment where the movable platform is located on a display interface.
US11922579B2	Image processing apparatus and method for image processing by deriving voxel and mesh data to generate point cloud data There is provided an image processing apparatus and an image processing method that are capable of suppressing an increase in loads when a point cloud is generated from a mesh. Point cloud data is generated by positioning points at intersection points between a surface of a mesh and vectors each including, as a start origin, position coordinates corresponding to a specified resolution. For example, intersection determination is performed between the surface of the mesh and each of the vectors, and in a case where the surface and the vector are determined to intersect each other, the coordinates of the intersection point are calculated. The present disclosure can be applied to an image processing apparatus, electronic equipment, an image processing method, a program, or the like.
US11922578B2	Method for adjusting point cloud density, electronic device, and storage medium A method for adjusting point cloud density, an electronic device, and a storage medium are provided. In the method an initial point cloud map and a distance determination threshold of a robot are obtained. A plurality of target regions in the initial point cloud map are determined, and an environmental complexity value of each target region is calculated. The initial point cloud map is divided into submaps, and a point cloud density coefficient of each submap is determined. The initial point cloud map is adjusted according to the point cloud density coefficient and the target point cloud map is obtained. By utilizing such method, adjustment efficiency and an accuracy of point cloud density can be improved.
US11922568B2	Finite aperture omni-directional stereo light transport In various embodiments, a finite aperture omni-directional camera is modeled by aligning a finite aperture lens and focal point with the omni-directional part of the projection. For example, each point on an image plane maps to a direction in camera space. For a spherical projection, the lens can be orientated along this direction and the focal point is picked along this direction at focal distance from the lens. For a cylindrical projection, the lens can be oriented along the projected direction on the two dimensional (2D) xz-plane, as the projection is not omni-directional in the y direction. The focal point is picked along the (unprojected) direction so its projection on the xz-plane is at focal distance from the lens. The final outgoing ray can be constructed by sampling of point on this oriented lens and shooting a ray from there through the focal point.
US11922567B2	Asynchronous lighting for image illumination The present invention facilitates efficient and effective image processing. A network can comprise: a first system configured to perform a first portion of lighting calculations for an image and combing results of the first portion of lighting calculations for the image with results of a second portion of lighting calculations; and a second system configured to perform the second portion of lighting calculations and forward the results of the second portion of the lighting calculations to the first system. The first and second portion of lighting calculations can be associated with indirect lighting calculations and direct lighting calculations respectively. The first system can be a client in a local location and the second system can be a server in a remote location (e.g., a cloud computing environment). The first system and second system can be in a cloud and a video is transmitted to a local system.
US11922560B2	Connecting spatial anchors for augmented reality One example provides a computing device configured to capture, via the camera, first image data imaging a first physical world location, create a first spatial representation of the first physical world location based on the first image data, receive a user input defining a pose of a first virtual spatial anchor point relative to a feature imaged in the first image data, track user movement to a second physical world location, capture second image data imaging the second physical world location, receive a user input defining a pose of a second virtual spatial anchor point relative to a feature imaged in the second image data, and send, to a remote computing device, data representing the first spatial representation, the pose of first spatial anchor point, the second spatial representation, the pose of second spatial anchor point, and a positional relationship between first and second spatial anchor points.
US11922557B2	Apparatus and method using triangle pairs and shared transformation circuitry to improve ray tracing performance An apparatus and method for merging primitives and coordinating between vertex and ray transformations on a shared transformation unit. For example, one embodiment of a graphics processor comprises: a queue comprising a plurality of entries; ordering circuitry/logic to order triangles front to back within the queue; pairing circuitry/logic to identify triangles in the queue sharing an edge and to merge the triangles sharing an edge to produce merged triangle pairs; and shared transformation circuitry to alternate between performing vertex transformations on vertices of the merged triangle pairs and to performing ray transformations on ray direction/origin data.
US11922555B2	Data structures, methods and tiling engines for hierarchically storing tiling information in a graphics processing system Methods and tiling engines for tiling primitives in a tile based graphics processing system in which a rendering space is divided into a plurality of tiles. The method includes generating a multi-level hierarchy of tile groups, each level of the multi-level hierarchy comprising one or more tile groups comprising one or more of the plurality of tiles; receiving a plurality of primitive blocks, each primitive block comprising geometry data for one or more primitives; associating each of the plurality of primitive blocks with one or more of the tile groups up to a maximum number of tile groups such that if at least one primitive of a primitive block falls, at least partially, within the bounds of a tile, the primitive block is associated with at least one tile group that includes that tile; and generating a control stream for each tile group based on the associations, wherein each control stream comprises a primitive block entry for each primitive block associated with the corresponding tile group.
US11922553B1	System and method for controlling effects on live video stream and for controlling accessories via live video stream interface A method for controlling effects on a live video stream includes providing a video image from a content creator device and displaying the video image on a first viewer device. A selection of a sticker graphic is received on the first viewer device. A position of a user input operation on the displayed video image is determined. The determined position of the user input operation on the displayed video image is converted to a position of the user input operation on the video image. The selected sticker graphic is applied to the video image at the position of the user input operation on the video image. The applied sticker graphic is displayed along with the video image on at least the first viewer device.
US11922548B2	Accident re-creation using augmented reality Systems, devices, and methods provide an augmented reality visualization of a real world accident scene. The system may comprise an augmented reality visualization device in communication with a display interface. The display interface may be configured to present a graphical user interface including an accident scene that corresponds to a real world location. The augmented reality visualization device (and/or system) may comprise one or more data stores configured to store accident scene information corresponding to the real world location, such as vehicles, motorcycles, trees, road objects, etc. Additionally, the one or more data stores may also store participant information corresponding to details about other multiple participants, such as witnesses, other drivers, and/or police officers.
US11922546B2	Methods and apparatus to generate and display trends associated with a process control system Methods and apparatus to generate and display trends associated with a process control system are disclosed. An example apparatus includes memory, machine readable instructions, and processor circuitry to execute the instructions to generate a first graphical user interface. The first graphical user interface to include a graphical representation of a component in a process control system. The processor circuitry to generate a second graphical user interface. The second graphical user interface to include a chart region with a trend represented therein. The trend indicative of values of a process parameter of the process control system over a period of time. The processor circuitry to automatically generate the trend in the chart region in response to a graphical element being dragged and dropped from the first graphical user interface to the second graphical user interface.
US11922543B2	Device and method for coloring sketch image with color pointer A method, performed by a coloring apparatus, of coloring a sketch image includes adding a color pointer on the sketch image, according to an input of a user; determining an object related to a point where the color pointer is located, from among objects configuring the sketch image; and generating a colored image by coloring the determined object, based on a color of the color pointer.
US11922542B2	Masking and compositing visual effects in user interfaces Computer-implemented systems and methods for rendering a visual effect on a graphical element, including: generating an initial visual effect based on the graphical element; computing a mask shape based on the graphical element; generating a mask based on the mask shape from the graphical element; masking the initial visual effect based on the mask to generate a masked visual effect; and combining the masked visual effect with the graphical element into a combined graphical element and visual effect.
US11922535B2	Compute optimization mechanism for deep neural networks Embodiments provide mechanisms to facilitate compute operations for deep neural networks. One embodiment comprises a graphics processing unit comprising one or more multiprocessors, at least one of the one or more multiprocessors including a register file to store a plurality of different types of operands and a plurality of processing cores. The plurality of processing cores includes a first set of processing cores of a first type and a second set of processing cores of a second type. The first set of processing cores are associated with a first memory channel and the second set of processing cores are associated with a second memory channel.
US11922534B2	Tile based computer graphics A method and system for generating and shading a computer graphics image in a tile based computer graphics system is provided. Geometry data is supplied and a plurality of primitives are derived from the geometry data. One or more modified primitives are then derived from at least one of the plurality of primitives. For each of a plurality of tiles, an object list is derived including data identifying the primitive from which each modified primitive located at least partially within that tile is derived. Alternatively, the object list may include data identifying each modified primitive located at least partially within that tile. Each tile is then shaded for display using its respective object list.
US11922533B2	Dynamically reducing latency in processing pipelines A weighted average execution time associated with each execution stage of a plurality of execution stages used to process a plurality of frames in parallel is obtained. The processing of each of the plurality of frames is performed at each of the plurality of execution stages in a sequential order, starting with an initial execution stage and continuing with each subsequent execution stage. A first largest weighted average execution time associated with one of the plurality of execution stages is determined. A delay to the initial execution stage prior to processing a first next frame is applied. The delay is determined based on the first largest weighted average execution time.
US11922532B2	System for mitigating the problem of deepfake media content using watermarking Watermarking media content, in combination with blockchain and distributed storage networks, prevents the proliferation of Deepfake content. Digital watermarks are embedded in the audio and video tracks of video clips of trusted content producers at the time the videos are captured or before they are distributed. The watermarks are detected at the social media network's portals, nodes, and back ends. The embedded watermark imparts a unique identifier to the video, that links it to a blockchain. The watermarks also allow video source tracking, integrity verification, and alteration localization. The watermark detectors can be standalone software applications, or they can be integrated with other applications. They are used to perform three main tasks: (1) they alert the Internet user when he watches an inauthentic news video, so that he may discard it, (2) they prevent a Deepfake content from propagating through the network (3) they perform forensic analysis to help track and remove Deepfake content postings.
US11922531B2	Ride request interactions A provider, such as a transportation management service, can manage transport for a number of riders between various locations. A customer can request transport between different locations. The provider may analyze the request for salient information, such as information corresponding to a start and end location, and determine whether there are errors in the salient information that would prevent the provider from providing the requested service. When the provider detects errors, the provider may request additional information from the customer in order to correct the errors.
US11922523B2	Information processing device, information processing system, and program for acquiring power generation information and generating proposal information including a type of electric power to be selected An information processing device includes a processor configured to: acquire renewable power generation information from a renewable energy power generation server; acquire at least one of hydrogen power generation information from a hydrogen power generation server and fuel cell information; acquire grid power generation information from a grid power generation server; acquire electric power information from each of a plurality of consumer facilities in a predetermined area, the electric power information being regarding an amount of electric power consumed by the consumer facility; and generate proposal information including information on a type of electric power supplied to a predetermined consumer facility based on at least one of the renewable power generation information, the hydrogen power generation information, and the fuel cell information, the grid power generation information, and a plurality of pieces of the electric power information, and output the proposal information to the predetermined consumer facility.
US11922522B2	Oilfield data loading services request handling and completion system A method for tracking, managing, and fulfilling data loading service request includes: receiving a data loading service request for loading oilfield-related data to an application; generating a service ticket based on the request, the service ticket identifying details of the data loading service request; assigning one or more tasks associated with the service ticket to one or more resources; receiving, from the one or more resources, information regarding status of completion of the requested service; and providing one or more updates on the status of the requested server to the user through an oilfield-related user interface.
US11922521B2	Centralized governance regulatory compliance (C-GRC) system The present disclosure describes techniques that facilitate a Governance Regulatory Compliance (C-GRC) controller that is configured to dynamically monitor and collate data associated with an agricultural operation for demonstrating compliance with an agricultural compliance plan. The C-GRC controller may act as a centralized server that dynamically monitors the cycle of agricultural activities for an agricultural product and in doing so, automates the governance of an agricultural compliance plan across a plurality of entities that are each responsible for one or more agricultural activities. The C-GRC controller may detect independent interactions conducted between a complying entity and a participating entity. These interactions may be intended to gather information relating to compliance of a pending task. In doing so, the C-GRC controller may update an agricultural compliance plan accordingly. The C-GRC controller may dynamically advance progress through an agricultural compliance plan or dynamically regress progress based on a complying entity retracting compliance.
US11922519B2	Agricultural spatial data processing systems and methods A method comprising while traversing, by a current agricultural implement during a current agricultural operation, a plurality of current geo-referenced locations: receiving, from one or more sensors, mounted in the current agricultural implement, current data at the plurality of current geo-referenced locations, wherein the plurality of current geo-referenced locations includes a plurality of swath locations; dynamically displaying a visual correlation between previous data collected from a previous agricultural operation and the current data, comprising: rendering a bitmap from bitmap values corresponding to the current data, wherein the bitmap includes only those bitmap values that are associated with a threshold number of swath locations; generating a plurality of values of the previous data corresponding to a current geo-referenced location of the current agricultural implement; and displaying, on a display device, the plurality of values of the previous data as visually correlated with the current data received during the current agricultural operation.
US11922518B2	Managing contact information for communication applications The present disclosure generally relates to contact management and communication with contacts. On a portable electronic device having a display a plurality of affordances associated with a plurality of contacts are displayed. A first user input is received selecting a first affordance of the plurality of affordances for a first contact of the plurality of contacts. In response to receiving the first user input and in accordance with a determination that a first communication application is in a set of communication applications installed on the portable electronic device, a contact information interface is displayed for the first contact. The contact information interface includes a first contact identification field for the first contact. The first contact identification field is associated with the first contact and the first communication application.
US11922514B2	Systems and methods for analyzing property related information A property analyzer device may include (1) a receiver configured to receive property identification information from a mobile device, the received property identification information including a picture of the property and/or a property location; (2) a retriever configured to retrieve property-related information from multiple property sources (such as public record databases, websites, or an internal company database) based upon the received property identification information; (3) a processor configured to consolidate the retrieved property-related information into a consolidated property-related image of the property; and (4) a transmitter configured to transmit the consolidated property-related image to the mobile device for review by a user. The mobile device may display the consolidated images that may include several images of the property taken over time (such as showing repairs or improvements made), home insurance quotes, home loan quotes, and other types of property-related or community information that home buyers or owners would find useful.
US11922510B1	User interface with moveable, arrangeable, multi-sided color-coded tiles A user interface with visual presentation of data, real time risk adjustment, and underwriter approval processes is described. The system provides computer control for performing cashflow analysis, assessing risk, optimizing loan offers, generating dashboards with status information and tile displays of loan application data, and displaying of optimized loan offers. The dashboard includes a progress indicator of an electronic loan request to a complete loan application and finally to an approval or rejection. The dashboard also includes visual indications, including color and signals, directing the underwriter's attention to important or necessary action steps to reject or advance the loan. The dashboard interface can be customized. The dashboard interface includes a moveable, arrangeable, multi-sided color-coded tile system. Risk may be modified by the underwriter through the user interface through scale sliders, causing loan scoring and optimizing to occur in real time and presenting new loan offers to the underwriter for approval.
US11922505B1	Trade asset card The innovation disclosed and claimed herein, in one aspect thereof, comprises systems, methods and computer program products that enable transactions requested by a user using a trade asset card. The innovation enables the transactions to be completed in real time or near real time per pre-determined rules and settings, or audited changes to rules and settings, while staying perpetually invested in the user's investment portfolio.
US11922502B2	Dynamic strategy management tool Example methods, apparatus, and computer readable storage media are described and disclosed. An example method includes depicting a strategy node in a graphical user interface presented by a computing device. The strategy node represents a trading strategy associated with two or more tradeable objects. The example method includes generating a graphical connector between the strategy node and one of a plurality of contract nodes including at least a first contract node and a second contract node. Each contract node represents a contract associated with one of the tradeable objects. The example method includes repositioning, in response to an input received via the graphical interface, an endpoint of the graphical connector from the first contract node specified by the trading strategy to the second contract node. The example method also includes generating an updated trading strategy based on the trading strategy and the second contract node.
US11922499B2	Contextual searching Contextual searches may be performed to identify subsets of search results from an organized dataset. Contextual searching may return search results based on a relevance of the results to a query or search terms. Characters may be input by users at a search field that may be used to define context filters for limiting the search results of the organized dataset. Triggering events may be received that may trigger the definition of context filters that may be used to obtain the subsets of search results from the organized dataset. The triggering event may be a delimiter in the character string, for example. The subset of search results may include a subset of tradeable objects that may be traded at an electronic exchange. The subset of search results may continue to be limited based on additional context filters defined from the search input at the search field.
US11922498B2	Methods and systems for maximizing share purchase under an employee stock purchase plan with limited payroll deductions A method of increasing the number of shares purchased under an ESPP (potentially up to the maximum allowable) with limited employee net capital contributions, comprising the steps of selecting a monetary contribution amount or an amount to be deducted from an employee's monetary compensation for contribution to the plan, wherein the contribution amount is less than a maximum allowable contribution under allowable limits of the plan; optionally selecting a rebalancing price at which to sell shares of employer stock at the end of an offering period under the plan; having a third party or broker-dealer provide, via a loan to the employee, a supplemental monetary contribution equal to a difference between the employee's selected contribution amount and the maximum allowable contribution under the plan over the course of the offering period on behalf of the employee to the employer (or such lower supplemental monetary contribution amount as the employee may select or agree to), the supplemental monetary contribution received by a financial or ledger account used to purchase shares via the plan at the end of the offering period; and the delivery of shares to a third party for sale in an open market transaction or otherwise, or if applicable, for delivery to financial market counterparty upon exercise of an option that on the purchase date is in-the-money, to repay the proceeds of a loan and comply with employee elections.
US11922491B1	Generating dynamic base limit value user interface elements determined from a base limit value model The disclosure describes embodiments of systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable storage media that utilize a variety of machine learning models and a base limit value model to generate user interface elements that transparently and efficiently present current and future base limit values for user accounts. For example, the disclosed systems can utilize a machine learning model to determine a base limit value, subsequent base limit value, and user activity conditions to achieve the subsequent base limit value for a user account. Then, the disclosed systems can display a base limit progress element that indicates progress towards fulfilling the user activity conditions to achieve the subsequent base limit value. For example, the disclosed systems can display, within a graphical user interface, multiple base limit progress elements that indicate progress towards fulfilling the user activity conditions in separate time-based segments (e.g., to represent time elements within the user activity conditions).
US11922490B2	Systems and methods for asset tracking using an ad-hoc mesh network of mobile devices An asset includes a short range transmitter that broadcasts a first signal that includes a unique identifier associated with the asset. Each asset is carried by one of number of mobile devices, and each asset is freely exchangeable between any of the number of mobile devices. Each of at least some of the mobile devices carries a receiver to receive the first signals within reception range of the receiver. Each of at least some of the mobile devices aggregates the received unique identifiers. Each of at least some of the mobile devices carries a transmitter that transmits a second signal that includes data representative of a geolocation of the respective mobile device and data indicative of the unique identifiers received by the respective mobile device to a back-end system. The back-end system uses the data included in the received second signals to track and locate assets within a geographic area.
US11922489B2	Curated environments for augmented reality applications A camera is used to capture image data of representations of a physical environment. Planes and surfaces are determined from a representation. The planes and the surfaces are analyzed using relationships there between to obtain shapes and depth information for available spaces within the physical environment. Locations of the camera with respect to the physical environment are determined. The shapes and the depth information are analyzed using a trained neural network to determine items fitting the available spaces. A live camera view is overlaid with a selection from the items to provide an augmented reality (AR) view of the physical environment from an individual location of the locations. The AR view is enabled so that a user can port to a different location than the individual location by an input received to the AR view while the selection from the items remains anchored to the individual location.
US11922485B2	Method, system, and medium for one-page checkout Systems and methods for facilitating a purchase are described. A user logs in to a payment service provider site. The user provides authorization to use a one-page checkout service. The user's information is captured during the session, and a cookie is placed on the user's device. When the user goes on a merchant website and checks out using the payment service provider, the payment service provider detects the cookie on the user device. The payment service provider uses the cookie, and in one embodiment, centrally stored information, to populate the one-page checkout page with the last used payment. In various embodiments, the one-page checkout page also displays a shipping address.
US11922482B2	Self-checkout system, purchased product management method, and purchased product management program A change detection means 840 detects an area of change in a product shelf on which a product has been arranged, on the basis of a captured image of the product. A classification means 850 classifies the change in the product shelf in the detected area of change. A shopping list generation means 860 generates a shopping list for a customer on the basis of the classification of the change in the product shelf and of shelving information on the product shelf.
US11922480B2	System and method for dynamic real-time cross-selling of passenger oriented travel products Disclosed is a method for cross-selling passenger-oriented travel products from a sponsor company and other travel product providers to users, by normalizing the products and dynamically filtering the products in real-time according to rules defined by the travel product sponsor company. In one of the embodiments, ancillary products from any combination of an airline sponsor company, affiliated airline companies and other travel product providers may be presented to customers in accordance with the sponsor company's preferred product bundling nor package scheme and in coordination with affiliated airlines and other travel product providers as they may be available for a combined product. Other embodiments cross-sell travel products for rail, sea and other ground transportation, accommodation services and providers as well as passenger-oriented ancillary travel product providers such as Wi-Fi and duty-free shopping services.
US11922478B2	Alternative item booster service Item vectors representing transaction contexts for items are mapped to multidimensional space. A request is received for an alternative to a given item from a resource. The multidimensional space is evaluated to identify closest candidate items to the given item based on the corresponding item vectors. An optimal candidate item is selected from the candidate items based on the request. The association between the given item and the optimal candidate item is injected within a process workflow associated with the resource.
US11922475B1	Summarization and personalization of big data method and apparatus Systems and methods for a user interface to summarize and personalize a large amount of price and product information, to identify patterns therein, and to generate recommendations in relation thereto are described herein.
US11922471B1	Automated data routing and comparison systems and methods for identifying and implementing an optimal pricing model To automate a pricing strategy for an otherwise unpriced service or item, prices may be generated through a plurality of different pricing models, via a pricing engine passing input data to a plurality of discrete pricing models. Those pricing models may pass data back to the pricing engine, which then adjudicates the results of the pricing models to identify a most-relevant pricing model for the particular unpriced service or item.
US11922469B2	Automated news ranking and recommendation system A framework for an automated news recommendation system for financial analysis. The system includes the automated ingestion, relevancy, clustering, and ranking of news events for financial analysts in the capital markets. The framework is adaptable to any form of input news data and can seamlessly integrate with other data used for analysis like financial data.
US11922464B2	Sponsor driven digital marketing for live television broadcast A system and method facilitate digital marketing for sponsors of live television broadcasts. The system allows a user, using an application on a computing device while a piece of sponsored content is being broadcast, to express an interest in the broadcast piece of sponsored content and the interest of the user is communicated to a backend system that selects an endpoint destination associated with the broadcast piece of sponsored content wherein the endpoint destination is a pointer to further digital information about the broadcast piece of sponsored content. The system and method may periodically change the selected endpoint destination based on an event in the sponsored piece of content.
US11922463B2	Vehicle-mounted dynamic content delivery systems A method is disclosed for displaying dynamic media content on a vehicle-mounted display as the vehicle travels along a route. The dynamic content may be audio or video content, and is selected based in part on sensor data, which may pertain to contextual or environmental factors. The content may be dynamically adjusted during playback, such as by bouncing or sharply changing direction during a sudden change in velocity or acceleration. Aside from motion-related factors, other contextual and environmental factors include weather, visibility, traffic, location, and time of day.
US11922462B2	Vehicle autonomous collision prediction and escaping system (ACE) Embodiments herein relate to an autonomous vehicle or self-driving vehicle. The system can determine a collision avoidance path by: 1) predicting the behavior/trajectory of other moving objects (and identifying stationary objects); 2) given the driving trajectory (issued by autonomous driving system) or predicted driving trajectory (human), establishing the probability for a collision that can be calculated between the vehicle and one or more objects; and 3) finding a path to minimize the collision probability.
US11922459B2	Systems and methods for providing advertising services to devices with a customized adaptive user experience based on adaptive algorithms Methods and systems are described for providing advertising services to devices with a customized adaptive user experience based on adaptive algorithms. In one embodiment, a system includes a storage medium to store one or more software programs and an adaptive decision unit coupled to the storage medium. The adaptive decision unit includes or is coupled to processing logic that is configured to execute instructions of at least one adaptive decision algorithm to obtain data for different variables including at least two of an advertisement (ad) engagement history for a user, application (app) engagement history for the user, and in-app purchase engagement history for the user when making an ad selection decision. The at least one adaptive decision algorithm determines an ad selection decision for at least one relevant ad or ad content served in an engaging manner to a device of the user.
US11922457B2	Management of cannibalistic ads to improve internet advertising efficiency Generating a cannibalism score for a paid ad in a search engine results page (SERP) by gathering keywords relevant to an advertiser, defining rules that compute a cannibalism score for the ad in relation to a corresponding unpaid listing, where the cannibalism score estimates the reduction in revenue to the advertiser due to the ad appearing in the same SERP as the corresponding listing, providing a keyword to a search engine, receiving a SERP from the search engine, determining the position of a first ad placed by the advertiser from among one or more ads in the SERP, determining the position of a corresponding unpaid listing from among a plurality of unpaid listings in the SERP, and applying the rules to the ad and to the corresponding unpaid listing to obtain a cannibalism score for the ad.
US11922455B1	Close-loop advertising system and method A verification system configured to determine when customers respond to a real-world ad unit is disclosed. The system comprises: a first camera, a second camera, and a processor. The first camera is mounted at a billboard promoting an associated merchant. The second camera is installed at the merchant where it is configured to capture images of people present at the merchant. The processor is configured to: receive images of a first set of people from the first camera at the billboard; receive images of a second set of people from the second camera at the merchant; and identify a subset of people that appear in the first set and then in the second set. The processor can then generate a conversion rate based on the first set of people and the third set of people. The advertising system is therefore a close-loop system for measuring the effectiveness of advertising.
US11922453B2	Generating a tokenized reputation score Systems and methods for generating tokenized reputation scores are described. In one example, a service provider system receives data describing user activity associated with a service provider account and determines that the user activity is eligible for a reputation reward of reputation tokens. The service provider system initiates a calculation of the reputation reward based on the data describing the user activity. Further, the service provider system verifies a transfer of reputation tokens to a blockchain account address associated with the service provider account, where the reputation tokens are based on the reputation reward calculated. The service provider system generates a reputation score based on an amount of reputation tokens associated with the blockchain account address and generates an indication of the reputation score. The indication of the reputation score is displayed in relation to a representation of the service provider account.
US11922452B2	System for managing a loyalty program marketplace A computer system detects a request to process a transaction corresponding to a first user and a first merchant, wherein the first user is associated with a first user account of a plurality of user accounts associated with a transaction platform. In response to detecting the request to process the transaction, the computer system identifies that a second user account of the plurality of user accounts includes a first amount of rewards corresponding to the first merchant. The computer system determines an optimal transaction path for obtaining, from the second user account, at least a portion of the first amount of rewards. In response to determining the optimal transaction path, the computer system utilizes the optimal transaction path to obtain the at least the portion of the first amount of rewards, and processes the transaction by utilizing the at least the portion of the first amount of rewards.
US11922450B2	System and method for multi-connection point of sale terminal for activity tracking The system is configured to monitor and operate a hybrid reward system with a multi-channel point of sale terminal. The system may perform operations including receiving, by a computer based system and via a first connection from a point of sale terminal, reward program information and transaction information in response to a reward program instrument being presented at the point of sale terminal. A transaction authorization request associated with the reward program information may be provided by the point of sale terminal, via a second connection from the point of sale terminal, to a transaction authorization system to authorize a transaction. The transaction may be initiated by a transaction instrument. The reward program instrument is at least one of a transaction instrument and a reward program indicia.
US11922449B2	Model-based promotion and price computation system and method A system and method for providing model-based promotion and price computation is described in which promotional offers in the form of promotion information from a manufacturer are combined with price determination parameters from the retailer to calculate a final retail price. The system prevents fraud by eliminating the heavy dependence on unverifiable trust between the retailer and manufacturer and by assuring that the consumer will receive the benefit of the promotions intended by the manufacturer.
US11922448B2	Systems and methods for facilitating intent-based advertising and offers In supply-side information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor, a method for providing a user with intent-based ads may include: (1) receiving, from an intent broker, intent identifiers for intent categories of user intents; (2) communicating the intent identifiers to a demand-side platform, the demand-side platform comprising a plurality of advertisers and merchants; (3) receiving, from a supply-side SDK on a user electronic device, personal data for a user, wherein the supply-side SDK captures the personal data from a publisher application executed on the user electronic device; (4) retrieving, based on the personal data and from the intent broker, a user intent identifier for the user, the user intent identifier matching one of the intent categories; (5) communicating the user intent identifier to the supply-side SDK, wherein the supply-side SDK requests an intent-based ad from the demand-side platform using the user intent identifier.
US11922446B2	Systems and methods for generating digital items A television service provider system includes interactive elements embedded within advertisements or other content related to a particular product or service that a user may select to receive an initially non-redeemable coupon for the product. The system then electronically communicates to the seller or advertiser system the indications of such electronic interactivity between the viewers of content and content related to the product being sold or advertised. The advertiser or seller may then electronically activate and thus convert the non-redeemable coupon into a redeemable coupon. A system for processing retail transactions redeems the coupons for the product for a particular user using an identifier of the user associated with the account of the user with the television service provider.
US11922444B1	Systems, methods, and media for classifying electronic voice of the customer data using emotion profiles generated for a plurality of clusters VoC data, e.g., plurality of VoC communications, for a plurality of customers can be collected. A clustering algorithm may be utilized to generate a plurality of cluster each of which is assigned a group of customers that share similar metadata. An emotion profile may be generated for each cluster based on segment detected emotions for the VoC data corresponding to the customers that are assigned to the cluster. The emotion profile for a cluster may represent the normal or expected emotions experienced during VoC communications by customers assigned to the cluster. New VoC data corresponding to a new customer may be received. A cluster may be identified based on the metadata of the new customer, and the emotion attributes of the new VoC data may be compared to the emotion profile of the identified cluster. Based on the comparison, one or more deviation can be identified to trigger an action.
US11922440B2	Demand forecasting using weighted mixed machine learning models Embodiments forecast demand of an item by receiving historical sales data for the item for a plurality of past time periods including a plurality of features that define one or more feature sets. Embodiments use the feature sets as inputs to one or more different algorithms to generate a plurality of different models. Embodiments train each of the different models. Embodiments use each of the trained models to generate a plurality of past demand forecasts for each of some or all of the past time periods. Embodiments determine a root-mean-square error (“RMSE”) for each of the past demand forecasts and, based on the RMSE, determine a weight for each of the trained models and normalize each weight. Embodiments then generate a final demand forecast for the item for each future time period by combining a weighted value for each trained model.
US11922439B2	System, method and computer program product for predicting a next hop in a search path A system, method, and computer program product for identifying consumer items more likely to be bought by an individual user. In some embodiments, a collaborative filter may be used to rank items based on the degree to which they match user preferences. The collaborative filter may be hierarchical and may take various factors into consideration. Example factors may include the similarity among items based on observable features, a summary of aggregate online search behavior across multiple users, the item features determined to be most important to the individual user, and a baseline item against which a conditional probability of another item being selected is measured.
US11922437B2	System and method for implementing a market data hub An embodiment of the present invention is directed to a market data hub. The innovative system comprises a processing engine that manages contributed content and allows for custom analytics, alerting, reporting, machine learning interfaces, etc., while preserving entitlements controls specific to participants. Moreover, the system disseminates market data to downstream consumers and syndicated entities that are entitled to view the market data.
US11922430B2	Systems and methods using blockchain for monitoring and tracking customer service representative actions A system and method using blockchain for monitoring and tracking customer service representative actions are disclosed. In the system and method, customer service representative actions are encrypted using an encryption key specific to a company on whose behalf the customer service representative is acting. The customer service representative signs the encrypted action with a private key of a public/private key pair. The signed, encrypted action record is placed on the blockchain, which can later be accessed to review the actions of the customer service representative or actions of any customer service representative acting on behalf of the specific company.
US11922429B2	Transaction security apparatus and method An apparatus, including a transaction terminal including an input device or receiver which inputs or receives information regarding an account and transaction information, a camera or video recording device which obtains or records a photograph or video clip of an individual involved in the transaction, and a processor, and a central processing computer including a database and a display which displays information or data to a user or operator. The apparatus transmits a notification message to a communication device associated with an account holder of the account. The central processing computer provides for a retrieval, by the user or the operator via the display, of the information regarding the transaction and the photograph or the video clip of the individual involved in the transaction.
US11922426B2	Systems and methods for artificial intelligence controlled prioritization of transactions Systems and methods for artificial intelligence transaction priority control are presented. Transaction priority control may be provided in the context of online user accounts maintained by financial institutions. Transaction priority control may be obtained through querying transaction information from a database, applying a predictive model to determine a likely future transaction, assigning a priority score to the future transaction, and approving or denying the future transaction based on the priority score.
US11922424B2	System, method, and computer program product for interpreting black box models by perturbing transaction parameters A computer-implemented method includes: receiving an inquiry request message identifying a first payment transaction having a plurality of transaction parameters and a risk score, where the risk score is generated by a machine-learning model based on the plurality of transaction parameters; for each transaction parameter of the plurality of transaction parameters, perturbing a value of the transaction parameter and re-analyzing the first payment transaction with the machine-learning model to generate a perturbed risk score based on the perturbed transaction parameter; determining at least one impact parameter from the plurality of transaction parameters by comparing the perturbed risk scores generated for each of the plurality of transaction parameters; and generating an inquiry response message based on the at least one impact parameter.
US11922422B2	System, method, and computer program product for determining fraud A method of determining fraud includes: receiving a transaction request associated with a first payment transaction between a merchant and a user from a merchant system; generating a first risk score based on the transaction request and a first set pot of transaction data received prior to the transaction request; processing a transaction request approval based on the first risk score not satisfying a first threshold; receiving a risk score request associated with the first payment transaction, where the risk score request is received after the transaction request has been approved; generating a second risk score based on a second set of transaction data received after the first risk score is determined; and automatically classifying the first payment transaction as potentially fraudulent in response to determining that the second risk score satisfies a second threshold.
US11922420B2	System and method for error correcting coding of billing transactions for data management system user identity verification Systems and methods for authenticating a user are disclosed. An example method may be performed by one or more processors of a system and include generating an encoded identification tag including identification information associated with a user's account, embedding the encoded identification tag in a transaction description associated with a payment from the user, receiving a request to access the user's account, retrieving an existing identification tag from the transaction description, generating a decoded identification tag from the existing identification tag, determining whether information retrieved from the decoded identification tag matches the identification information, and granting the request to access the user's account if at least a portion of the information retrieved from the decoded identification tag matches the identification information or denying the request to access the user's account if the information retrieved from the decoded identification tag does not match at least a portion of the identification information.
US11922416B2	Atomtronics as a service An atomtronics station and a cloud-based server cooperate to provide Bose-Einstein condensates as a service (ATaaS). The atomtronics station serves as a system for implementing “recipes” for producing, manipulating, and/or using atomtronic devices based on cold atoms that are, in some respects, analogous to classical electronic devices based on electricity. The cloud-based server acts as an interface between the station (or stations) and authorized users of account holders. To this end the server hosts an account manager and a session manager. The account manager manages accounts and associated account-based and user-specific permissions that define what actions any given authorized user for an account may perform with respect to an atomtronics station. The session manager controls (in some cases, real-time) interactions between a user and an atomtronics station, some interactions allowing a user to select a recipe based on results returned earlier in the same session.
US11922415B2	Cryptographic digital asset architecture with selectively-lockable dynamic evolution A method of selectively locking a cryptographic digital asset includes instructing or requesting the creation or minting of a plurality of cryptographic tokens via a first common digital contract registered to a distributed ledger. Each cryptographic token is a digital asset that includes at least one attribute that is operative to evolve or change through a plurality of evolutionary stages. The plurality of cryptographic tokens are then instructed to be transferred to a plurality of token holders. The method further includes receiving a request from a token holder to selectively lock their digital asset at one of the plurality of evolutionary stages; and instructing or requesting the transfer of a second cryptographic token to the token holder, the second cryptographic token having at least one attribute that is at least partially derived from the evolutionary stage of the digital asset at the time of the request.
US11922412B2	Data object compression and reduction A system for data object compression and reduction includes to implement, in accordance with obtained optimization constraint data, an optimization procedure configured to determine an optimal set of adjustments to a set of data objects that maximizes reduction of both a data set aggregate magnitude and a data link composite magnitude for at least one pair of a plurality of data sources, the optimal set of adjustments including an offset of multiple data objects of data objects of same data object type and opposite polarity, and to store data indicative of the optimal set of adjustments to the set of data objects.
US11922409B2	User-linked payment methods for completion of an online transaction A computer-implemented method of providing payment methods for an online transaction includes: receiving an unencrypted shopper identifier credential that is associated with a specific user and is input via a checkout user interface, wherein the checkout user interface is associated with the online transaction and is displayed at a user device; in response to receiving the unencrypted shopper identifier credential, generating a first encrypted shopper identifier credential based on the unencrypted shopper identifier credential; sending a first query that includes the first encrypted shopper identifier credential to a first payment instrument manager, wherein the first query requests an indication that the first encrypted shopper identifier credential is associated with an account for the first payment instrument manager; receiving a response from the first payment instrument manager that includes the indication; and causing the checkout user interface to be modified with a selection field, wherein the selection field is associated with the first payment instrument manager.
US11922404B2	Method and system for payment for central bank digital currency Payment methods and systems for processing a payment using a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) without a double payment in an offline situation (e.g., in a situation in which a terminal of a user is unable to be connected) to a server through a network may be provided.
US11922402B2	System and method for authorizing blockchain network transactions Systems and methods are provided that authorize blockchain network transactions based on a work requirement. A blockchain network has a plurality of nodes. At least one node of the plurality of nodes is configured to determine whether a token has satisfied a work requirement. The work requirement represents participation of performing work within the blockchain network. The at least one node is further configured to approve a transaction as a function of determining that the work requirement has been satisfied and, to disapprove the transaction as a function of determining that the work requirement has not been satisfied. By enabling the transaction to be approved based on a work requirement, the token, for example, can be authenticated as having an inherent functional value. In this way, the blockchain network or token exchange can attest to the token not being a security, which would be subject to federal securities and regulations.
US11922401B1	Automated application workflows based on signal detection Techniques are described for automatically presenting workflow(s) in an application based at least partly on detected signal(s). A radio-frequency signal may be emitted from a transceiver and received by a transceiver of a user device when the transceiver is in proximity to the device. In response, an application including functionality to activate a payment card can launch.
US11922396B1	Sending pairing and payment instructions to devices Techniques described herein enable a payment service to generate and send different instructions regarding a wireless payment reader based on a current state of the payment reader. For instance, a wireless payment reader may include a quick-response (QR) code that uniquely identifies the payment reader relative to other payment readers. Further, the QR code may embed information identifying the wireless payment reader and/or a uniform resource locator (URL) pointing back to a payment service configured to process payment transactions with the wireless payment reader. In response to receiving an indication of a scan of the QR code, the payment service may determine whether the payment reader is currently paired. If not, then the payment service may generate and send pairing instructions to enable pairing with the payment reader. If so, then the payment service may generate and send payment instructions to cause the device to engage in a payment flow.
US11922395B2	Linked account system using personal digital key (PDK-LAS) One embodiment of the invention includes a system comprising: a personal digital key and a computer readable medium that is accessible when authenticated by the personal digital key.
US11922391B2	Article deduction apparatus, article deduction method, and program An article information deduction apparatus (10) includes an acquisition unit (110) and an output unit (120). The acquisition unit (110) acquires data based on a change in a detected value of a weight sensor (30) (hereinafter described as weight change data). For example, the acquisition unit (110) determines data acquired by chronologically arranging data acquired from the weight sensor (30) as weight change data. Further, the acquisition unit (110) acquires data indicating a movement of a hand of a person positioned in a shelf-front space (hereinafter described as movement data). For example, the acquisition unit (110) acquires data acquired by chronologically arranging data output from a depth sensor (40) to the article information deduction apparatus (10) as movement data. The output unit (120) outputs article determination information of the article deduced to be taken out by the hand of the person positioned in the shelf-front space, by using the weight change data and the movement data.
US11922389B2	Payment terminal A payment terminal includes a camera configured to capture an image, a card slot for inserting a contact type IC card, and a panel arrangement surface on which a touch panel is arranged. A lens of the camera, the card slot, and the panel arrangement surface are arranged in order in the height direction from a placement surface of the payment terminal. The panel arrangement surface is oriented obliquely upward toward a user positioned in front of the card slot. An optical axis direction of the lens is obliquely upward toward the user, and the lens is provided closer to the user than the card slot.
US11922384B2	Method for obtaining a security token by a mobile terminal The method of the invention comprises: an identification step (E30-E50) of identifying the user of the mobile terminal; a generation step, triggered if identification is successful, of a secure element of the terminal generating (E70) at least one identification value for the terminal by using a first secret key shared between the secure element and a token service provider device; a sending step (E100) of sending a request to the token service provider device to obtain at least one security token, the request including said at least one identification value for the terminal; and a reception step (F90) of receiving from the token service provider device said at least one security token in encrypted form, each security token being associated with a random number generated by the token service provider device and being encrypted by means of an encryption key generated for that token from the random number and from a second secret key shared between the token service provider device and the secure element of the terminal.
US11922382B2	Transaction system having a serverless architecture that provides multi-language multi-platform transaction support for multiple vendors in conjunction with a cloud-based computing platform Technologies are provided for a cloud computing platform (CCP) to request a transaction via a third-party vendor and receive a transaction response result of that transaction from another cloud computing platform having a serverless capability such that at least part of the transaction occurs at the other cloud computing platform. A transaction request having a specific transaction type (TT) is sent to an adapter, which sends another call with the transaction request to the public cloud. The specific TT corresponds to a particular serverless function (SF) of the third-party vendor. A particular template t corresponds to the specific TT. The particular template is a code statement that follows a standard code definition written in the proprietary programming language of the CCP. The other cloud computing platform invokes the particular SF to generate a transaction response that is consumable by the CCP.
US11922380B2	System and method for recommending portable financial device for a payment transaction A system and method for recommending portable financial device for a payment transaction is disclosed. The method includes establishing a secure communication session with one or more external APIs during a payment transaction stage and fetching data representative of banking accounts associated with a customer from the one or more external APIs. The method further includes determining one or more transactional parameters associated with the payment transaction stage and generating an optimal score for each of the one or more portable financial devices by using Machine Learning (ML) based transaction model. The method includes identifying best suitable portable financial device with maximum optimal score and recommending the identified best suitable portable financial device for completing the payment transaction stage based on the identification. Further, the method includes outputting the recommended portable financial device on a graphical user interface of one or more electronic devices associated with the customer.
US11922373B2	Clinical data reconciliation as part of a report generation solution An automated system updates electronic medical records (EMRs) based on dictated reports, without requiring manual data entry into on-screen forms. A dictated report is transcribed by an automatic speech recognizer, and facts are extracted from the report and stored in encoded form. Information from a patient's report is also stored in encoded form. The resulting encoded information from the report and EMR are reconciled with each other, and changes to be made to the EMR are identified based on the reconciliation. The identified changes are made to the EMR automatically, without requiring manual data entry into the EMR.
US11922372B2	Systems and methods for voice assisted goods delivery The following relates generally to voice assisted delivery of goods. In some embodiments, a digital assistant receives audio data, and determines an intent from the audio data. The digital assistant may then match the determined intent to a flow of a set of flows, where the set of flows may include at least one of: (i) requesting curbside pickup of an item, (ii) requesting locker storage of the item, (iii) requesting an indication of locations that the item is available, (iv) requesting an indication of an inventory of a retail store, (v) requesting ads for an additional item that is related to the item, (vi) requesting a status of an order for the item, (vii) requesting drone delivery of the item from a retail store to a residence, or (viii) requesting drone delivery of the item from a warehouse to the residence. The matched flow of the set of flows may then be executed.
US11922367B2	Stocker system A stocker system for transporting a good via a transport vehicle to a stocker with multiple storage compartments, the stocker system including: a stocker information memory section configured to memorize stocker information including arrangement position information of the storage compartments in the stocker, and information of presence or absence of the good in the storage compartments; a stocker information updating section configured to update the stocker information in accordance with the goods being taken in and out of the storage compartments; and a stopping position setting section configured to acquire the arrangement position information of an empty storage compartment from the stocker information and to set a stopping position of the transport vehicle for the good to be put into the empty storage compartment based on the acquired arrangement position information of the empty storage compartment.
US11922363B2	Counterparty physical proximity verification for digital asset transfers Embodiments are provided for verifying physical proximity of counterparties in digital asset transfers. A sender device receives a recipient hash and a recipient address are received, where recipient hash is generated by the recipient device based on each of the associated recipient address and a first set of location parameters. The sender device obtains a second set of location parameters that corresponds to a detected physical location thereof. The sender device employs the obtained second set of location parameters to decipher the recipient hash, and generates a request to transfer a digital token from a sender address associated with the sender device to the recipient address based on a determination that the deciphered recipient hash corresponds to the received recipient address.
US11922361B2	Distribution system A distribution system is linked to a delivery vehicle delivering a product stored in a warehouse to a delivery destination and includes an automatic conveyance device and an automatic conveyance device server. An automatic conveyance device server transmits a release instruction to an automatic conveyance device when receiving a request for delivery, transmits a loading instruction for loading of a product to a delivery vehicle to the automatic conveyance device when receiving loading permission, and transmits a release completion notification to a transmitter of a delivery request when receiving information indicating the releasing is completed. An automatic conveyance device picks up a designated product in a warehouse when receiving a release instruction, loads the picked-up product to a delivery vehicle standing by at a standby position when receiving a loading instruction, and transmits information indicating that release is completed to the automatic conveyance device server when loading work is completed.
US11922359B2	System and method for securely training and using a model A system and method for securely training a model comprises including the algorithms of the model into a training module, and communicating the training module from a vendor computer system to a customer computer system. The training module is operated on the customer's computer system using the data from the customer, and a trained training module is achieved after operating the training module on the customer's computer system. The trained training module is used to initialize at least one additional module, which is communicated from the customer's computer system to the vendor's computer system, is used to score observations.
US11922355B2	Sentiment-based participation requests for contact center engagements A sentiment-based score is determined for a contact center engagement between a first contact center service operator and a contact center user. The sentiment-based score is indicated within a graphical user interface displaying information associated with multiple contact center engagements at a device of a second contact center service operator. Based on a request to participate in the contact center engagement received from the device of the second contact center service operator via the graphical user interface, information associated with the contact center engagement is transmitted to the device of the second contact center service operator, and a contact center session involving a device of the contact center user and the device of the second contact center service operator is established.
US11922353B2	Change management system and method A method, computer program product, and computing system for initiating a bespoke journey concerning a business process transition event; providing information concerning the bespoke journey to a plurality of recipients participating in the business process transition event; and monitoring the plurality of recipients to gauge sentiment concerning the bespoke journey.
US11922352B1	System and method for risk tracking Disclosed are systems and methods for facilitating identification of risk across risk silos in an organization. Machine learning utilizes risk identification data from two or more silos to identify risk associated with electronic change requests provided to the system. Regulatory/compliance results are submitted to a blockchain for immutable recordation of compliance status.
US11922351B2	Issue tracking methods for queue management Methods and computer readable medium for queue management are disclosed. The method includes displaying a queue panel including two or more queue categories of queues. A queue is configured to include items that have at least one parameter is common. The queue panel is further configured to display activity data corresponding to queues in at least one of the two or more queue categories. The method also includes determining whether the activity data needs to be refreshed, identifying a list of queues belonging to the at least one queue category; generating a refresh request for the identified list of queues; communicating the refresh request to a remote server; receiving updated activity data from the remote server for the identified list of queues; and updating the activity data displayed in the queue panel based on the received updated activity data.
US11922346B2	System and method for shift schedule management Implementations relate to methods and systems to identify problem shifts. In some implementations, a method includes obtaining a plurality of published shift schedules, each published shift schedule associated with a respective shift of a respective employer of one or more employers, wherein each published shift schedule includes a location attribute, industry code attribute, and week indicator attribute; for each published shift schedule, obtaining a corresponding time and attendance record; programmatically analyzing the published shift schedule and the corresponding time and attendance record to determine unscheduled shifts; and adding unscheduled shift data associated with one or more unscheduled shifts to a training corpus, wherein the unscheduled shift data includes two or more of an employer identifier, a location identifier, a shift identifier, an industry identifier, an employee identifier, a job type identifier; and applying a machine learning algorithm to the training corpus to determine a plurality of problem shifts.
US11922341B2	Context-based remote autonomous vehicle assistance Systems and methods for controlling autonomous vehicles are provided. Assisted autonomy tasks facilitated by operators for a plurality of autonomous vehicles can be tracked in order to generate operator attributes for each of a plurality of operators. The attributes for an operator can be based on tracking one or more respective assisted autonomy tasks facilitated by the operator. The operator attributes can be used to facilitate enhanced remote operations for autonomous vehicles. For example, request parameters can be obtained in response to a request for remote assistance associated with an autonomous vehicle. An operator can be selected to assist with autonomy tasks for the autonomous vehicle based at least in part on the operator attributes for the operator and the request parameters associated with the request. Remote assistance for the first autonomous vehicle can be initiated, facilitated by the first operator in response to the request for remote assistance.
US11922331B2	Machine-learning-based predictive ice detection Systems and methods for machine-learning-based aircraft icing prediction use supervised and unsupervised learning to process real-time environmental data, such as onboard measurements of outside air temperature and dew point, to predict a risk of icing and determine whether to issue an icing risk alert to an onboard crewmember or a remote operator, and/or to recommend an icing avoidance maneuver. The systems and methods can use reinforcement learning to generate a confidence metric in the predicted risk of icing, to determine a time or distance to predicting icing, and/or to not issue an alert or recommend a maneuver in consideration of historical data in a “library of learning” and/or other flight data such as airspeed, altitude, time of year, and weather conditions. The predictive systems and methods are low-cost and low-power, do not require onboard weather radar, and can be effective for use in smaller aircraft that are completely icing-intolerant.
US11922328B1	Generating machine-learning model for document extraction Systems and methods for generating a machine-learning (ML) model for extracting information from one or more electronic documents, where the ML model can be used as a data object, which can be part of a database command or as part of a document information extraction process that is continuously running (e.g., document information extraction pipeline).
US11922326B2	Data management suggestions from knowledge graph actions Approaches are described for generating suggestions for new nodes or new relationships in a knowledge graph based on content of data assets represented by existing nodes in the knowledge graph. The knowledge graph is defined by nodes connected by edges. A method includes determining that a data asset represented by a root node of a knowledge graph has been changed, where the changed data asset is represented by a version node connected to the root node. The changed data asset is processed, including: identifying one or more candidate terms in the changed data asset, and comparing each candidate term with each of one or more existing terms from data assets of the knowledge graph other than the changed data asset to obtain (i) one or more of the candidate terms that do not correspond to any existing term or (ii) one or more candidate terms that each corresponds to a respective existing term that is not related to the version node representing the changed data asset. A suggestion node is generated for each of the obtained candidate terms, each suggestion node connected to the version node representing the changed data asset, wherein each suggestion node indicates a suggestion for a new node or a new edge in the knowledge graph. Information indicative of each suggestion is displayed on a user interface.
US11922320B2	Neural network for object detection and tracking A dual variational autoencoder-generative adversarial network (VAE-GAN) is trained to transform a real video sequence and a simulated video sequence by inputting the real video data into a real video decoder and a real video encoder and inputting the simulated video data into a synthetic video encoder and a synthetic video decoder. Real loss functions and simulated loss functions are determined based on output from a real video discriminator and a simulated video discriminator, respectively. The real loss functions are backpropagated through the real video encoder and the real video decoder to train the real video encoder and the real video decoder based on the real loss functions. The synthetic loss functions are backpropagated through the synthetic video encoder and the synthetic video decoder to train the synthetic video encoder and the synthetic video decoder based on the synthetic loss functions. The real video discriminator and the synthetic video discriminator can be trained to determine an authentic video sequence from a fake video sequence using the real loss functions and the synthetic loss functions. The annotated simulated video can be transformed with the synthetic video encoder and the real video decoder of the dual VAE-GAN to generate a reconstructed annotated real video sequence that includes style elements based on the real video sequence. A second neural network is trained using the reconstructed annotated real video sequence to detect and track objects.
US11922316B2	Training a neural network using periodic sampling over model weights A computer-implemented method includes: initializing model parameters for training a neural network; performing a forward pass and backpropagation for a first minibatch of training data; determining a new weight value for each of a plurality of nodes of the neural network using a gradient descent of the first minibatch; for each determined new weight value, determining whether to update a running mean corresponding to a weight of a particular node; based on a determination to update the running mean, calculating a new mean weight value for the particular node using the determined new weight value; updating the weight parameters for all nodes based on the calculated new mean weight values corresponding to each node; assigning the running mean as the weight for the particular node when training on the first minibatch is completed; and reinitializing running means for all nodes at a start of training a second minibatch.
US11922310B1	Forecasting activity in software applications using machine learning models and multidimensional time-series data Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for predicting activity within a software application using a machine learning model. An example method generally includes generating a multidimensional time-series data set from time-series data associated with activity within a software application. The multidimensional time-series data set generally includes the time-series data organized based on a plurality of time granularities. Using a machine learning model and the generated multidimensional time-series data set, activity within the software application is predicted for one or more time granularities of the plurality of time granularities. Computing resources are allocated to execute operations using the software application based on the predicted activity within the software application.
US11922304B2	Remote artificial intelligence (AI) acceleration system A remote artificial intelligence (AI) acceleration system is provided. The system includes a plurality of application servers, wherein each of the plurality of application server is configured to execute AI applications over an AI software framework; at least one artificial intelligence accelerator (AIA) appliance server configured to execute AI processing tasks in response to requests from the AI applications; and at least one switch configured to allow connectivity between the plurality of application servers and the at least one AIA appliance server, wherein the plurality of network attached artificial intelligence accelerator (NA-AIA) engines connected to the AIA switch, wherein each of the plurality of NA-AIA engines connected is configured to execute at least one processing AI task.
US11922302B2	Hyper-parameter optimization method for spiking neural network and the processing apparatus thereof Provided are a hyperparameter optimizer and method for optimizing hyperparameters and a spiking neural network processing unit. The optimizer includes a statistical analyzer configured to receive training data and perform statistical analysis on the training data, an objective function generator configured to generate hyperparameter-specific objective functions by using a statistical analysis value of the statistical analyzer, and an optimal hyperparameter selector configured to select optimal hyperparameters according to certain rules on the basis of the hyperparameter-specific objective functions.
US11922294B2	Neural network execution block using fully connected layers Systems and components for use with neural networks. An execution block and a system architecture using that execution block are disclosed. The execution block uses a fully connected stack of layers and one output is a forecast for a time series while another output is a backcast that can be used to determine a residual from the input to the execution block. The execution block uses a waveform generator sub-unit whose parameters can be judiciously selected to thereby constrain the possible set of waveforms generated. By doing so, the execution block specializes its function. The system using the execution block has been shown to be better than the state of the art in providing solutions to the time series problem.
US11922290B2	System, method, and computer program product for analyzing multivariate time series using a convolutional Fourier network Provided is a system for analyzing a multivariate time series that includes at least one processor programmed or configured to receive a time series of historical data points, determine a historical time period, determine a contemporary time period, determine a first time series of data points associated with a historical transaction metric from the historical time period, determine a second time series of data points associated with a historical target transaction metric from the historical time period, determine a third time series of data points associated with a contemporary transaction metric from the contemporary time period, and generate a machine learning model, wherein the machine learning model is configured to provide an output that comprises a predicted time series of data points associated with a contemporary target transaction metric. Methods and computer program products are also provided.
US11922285B2	Dividing training data for aggregating results of multiple machine learning elements Systems, computer-implemented methods, and computer program products to aggregate classifier result are provided. According to an embodiment, a system can comprise a memory that stores computer executable components and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can comprise a fractal dividing component that can train classifiers with fractally defined disjoint and non-disjoint subsets of training data comprising data with a first label and data with a second label. Further, the system can include training component that can train the group of classifiers with the fractally defined disjoint and non-disjoint subsets of training data. A fractal aggregating component can be included to generate a unified result of the classifiers by fractally aggregating results of classification by the ones of the classifiers, based on the subsets.
US11922284B1	Temporally dynamic predictive data analysis There is a need for solutions that generates a temporally dynamic prediction for a particular prediction input. This need can be addressed by, for example, processing the prediction input using each of a plurality of temporally trained machine learning models to generate a corresponding model-specific prediction inference of a plurality of model-specific prediction inferences and processing the plurality of model-specific prediction inferences using an ensemble model to generate the temporally dynamic prediction for the prediction input.
US11922279B2	Standard error of prediction of performance in artificial intelligence model An approach for selecting a transformed prediction model for estimating the uncertainty of prediction associated with machine learning is disclosed. The approach determines a function corresponding to a prediction interval based on one or more datasets and calculates one or more sets of prediction interval parameters associated with the function based on training a set of regression models with the one or more datasets. The approach creates one or more transformed predictions based on the one or more sets of parameters and based on a logical distance and selects a transformed prediction model based on a mean absolute correlation from the one or more transformed predictions. Furthermore, the approach outputs the selected transformed prediction model.
US11922277B2	Pain determination using trend analysis, medical device incorporating machine learning, economic discriminant model, and IoT, tailormade machine learning, and novel brainwave feature quantity for pain determination A high accuracy information extracting device construction system includes: a feature quantity extraction expression list generating unit for generating a feature quantity extraction expression list; a feature quantity calculating unit for calculating feature quantities of teacher data by means of respective feature quantity extracting expressions; a teacher data supply unit for supplying teacher data; an evaluation value calculating unit for generating information extracting expressions by means of machine learning on the basis of the calculated feature quantities of teacher data and the teacher data, and calculating evaluation values for the respective feature quantity extracting expressions; and a synthesis unit for constructing a high accuracy information extracting device using T weak information extracting parts F(X)t output from the evaluation value calculating unit 15 and confidence levels Ct corresponding thereto.
US11922273B2	Detuning modulated composite pulses for high-fidelity robust quantum control A method for robust state manipulation in quantum information processing comprises evanescently coupling a first waveguide to a second waveguide, the first and second waveguide having different geometries respectively; and providing waveguide geometries such that their coupling is detuned, the detuning being a function of the geometries, the detuned coupling thereby providing reliable population transfer between the first and second waveguides that is robust to fabrication and other errors. The method may be used to provide a quantum optical coupler.
US11922268B1	Object identification based on a partial decode Systems and methods for enhancing decoding of indicia are disclosed herein. An example implementation includes: generating a visual embedding from image data; identifying, in the image data, a partial indicia and decoding the partial indicia to determine at least a partial payload; responsive to the at least partial payload not being a full payload, determining one or more candidate visual embeddings corresponding to the partial payload; comparing the one or more candidate visual embeddings to the visual embedding generated from the image data and assigning a correspondence score for each of the one or more candidate visual embeddings based on the comparison; and determining a recommendation based on the correspondence score for each of the one or more candidate visual embeddings.
US11922266B2	Remote barcodes decoding Systems and method for remotely capturing a barcode and local decoding. The barcode may be captured using a remote imaging sensor. Images captured may be transmitted to a mobile scanner with an incorporated decoder. Additionally, inputs to the mobile scanner may facilitate moving the remote imaging sensor in three-dimensional space. Some embodiments also include a pointer device that may non-destructively mark a position for the remote imaging sensor to target. An image or series of image may be transmitted to the mobile scanner. When an image includes a barcode, the mobile scanner may decode the barcode and provide confirmation feedback.
US11922258B2	Interactive data system An interactive data system in which a user, scanning a tag such as a QR-code, is directed to a destination (which may be one of a number of different destinations) which is determined by a profile of the user, which profile is established beforehand. Optionally access to a destination is also determined by an access permission which may be granted to the user. In one example a user, scanning a menu of food and beverage offerings, is directed to a choice of food and beverage which is dependent on the user's likes and dislikes, and dietary and similar factors.
US11922254B2	Devices and methods for contactless card alignment with a foldable mobile device Example embodiments of systems, methods, and devices for transaction card alignment are provided. In one example embodiment, a mobile device may include a first component and a second component foldable with respect to one another between a first configuration and a second configuration. The mobile device may further include a screen interface on an interior side of the first component, and an alignment feature along the interior side, the alignment feature providing alignment for a contactless card with respect to the screen interface, wherein the contactless card is uncovered by the second component in the first configuration and covered by the second component in the second configuration.
US11922252B1	Metamaterials technology for ore tracking The present invention is generally directed to systems, materials, and methods for ore tracking. In particular, the invention relates to metamaterial RFID tags that are chip-free and comprise RF metamaterials to produce unique spectral features when illuminated with microwave radiation. In one or more embodiments of the present invention, each of the metamaterial RFID tags includes one or more tag units that have a particular spectral response representing a one-bit code. As a result, each tag may comprise a specific code that is “assembled” from a plurality of tag units in a modular fashion. One or more embodiments of the present invention further includes a blast-tolerant package for one or more of the metamaterial RFID tags that enables such tags to survive blasting, crushing, and/or other forces inherent in mine operations.
US11922251B2	Process for RFID certification of carton content A process for RFID certification of carton content. Cartons may be packed with a number of RFID-tagged items and sealed. A carton may then be placed in the proximity of a scanner, which may verify the number and type of items present in the container. The carton ID information and measured RFID data of the carton contents may then be compared to a database, and an RFID pack certification label prepared for the carton if there is no mismatch. Cartons may then be scanned after unloading at a distribution center and again after they are reloaded, for example by passing them through a door portal. Such a method may substantially reduce the costs of scanning and tracking items in a supply chain.
US11922249B2	RFID label and RFID tag An RFID label includes: a substrate; a dipole antenna formed of a metal foil so as to have a predetermined antenna length and a predetermined antenna width, the dipole antenna being arranged on a surface of the substrate; an IC chip connected to the dipole antenna; and a separator temporarily adhered to an adhesive agent overlaid on the surface of the substrate on which the dipole antenna is arranged, wherein a tear off line cuts through the substrate and the dipole antenna, in at least a part of the dipole antenna, so as to extend along an antenna length direction and so as to be superimposed with the part of the dipole antenna.
US11922248B2	Smart card The invention relates to a smart card, which includes: a card body, having an accommodating recess extending along its own thickness direction of the card body; a decorative part, at least part of the decorative part being embedded in the accommodating recess; in which the decorative part includes a base layer and decorative pieces, more than two decorative pieces are arranged on the base layer, the base layer is connected to the card body, the decorative pieces correspond to the accommodating recess along the thickness direction and are exposed to an external environment. The smart card of the invention can improve the stereoscopic sense, individuation and noble sense of the smart card by arranging the decorative parts with decorative pieces on the card body.
US11922244B2	Storage device and method of producing the same In accordance with a first aspect of the present disclosure, a storage device is provided, comprising: a capacitor configured to be charged; a charge circuit configured to charge said capacitor; a pass device coupled between the charge circuit and the capacitor; a control circuit configured to control said pass device; a photosensitive diode coupled between the control circuit and the pass device, such that an input voltage provided by the control circuit to the pass device is reduced if the storage device is exposed to light. In accordance with a second aspect of the present disclosure, a corresponding method of producing a storage device is conceived.
US11922241B1	Printer calibration mechanism A printing system is disclosed. The printing system includes at least one physical memory device to store calibration logic and one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device to execute the calibration logic to receive a reference halftone design, receive reference ink drop size data, receive a reference printer transfer function corresponding to the reference halftone design, a reference printer response target and a reference print substrate, receive first print measurement data corresponding to the reference halftone design, the reference printer transfer function and a first print substrate, receive first printer response target, generate a first intermediate print substrate transfer function based on the first print measurement data and the first printer response target, generate a first printer transfer function based on the first intermediate print substrate transfer function, the reference halftone design, the reference ink drop size data and the reference printer transfer function and generate a first print substrate transfer function as an approximation of a function with input values determined as the first printer transfer function evaluated at digital count values and output values determined as the composition of the first intermediate print substrate transfer function and the reference printer transfer function evaluated at the digital count values, wherein a transfer function comprises a mapping of an input digital count to an output digital count.
US11922239B1	System and method for abstraction of application programming interface creation without code A system for abstraction of creation of an Application Programming Interface (API) without code is provided. The system includes a metadata repository, at least one authentication server, and at least one API server. The metadata repository is configured to store API metadata information and generate API signatures. The authentication server(s) is configured to check authorization of client application. The API server(s) is configured to receive an API call including credentials from client application; send a request including credentials to the authentication server(s); receive authorization token from the authentication server(s) upon successful authorization of client application; send first query including authorization token to metadata repository; receive, from metadata repository, API signature including input parameters of the API and definition of the API; send second query including API signature to target database; receive API response including target data that is retrieved from target database; and send API response to client application.
US11922236B2	Producer-side prioritization of message processing Systems, methods, and computer program products for producer-side prioritization of message processing. Producer-side prioritization of message processing may include receiving an input message according to a messaging protocol for communicating between software components, where the input message comprises message priority information for the input message, producing a command for a next step in the processing flow, the command including a target time determined using the message priority information from the input message, queuing the command in a command queue, selecting the command from the command queue based on a determination that the target time has expired, and processing the command.
US11922235B2	Coordinating asynchronous communication among microservices Techniques are described relating to coordinating asynchronous communication among a plurality of client microservices in a managed services domain of a cloud computing environment. An associated computer-implemented method includes receiving at a single request topic queue of a message broker application programming interface (API) at least one message associated with a topic from at least one publisher microservice among the plurality of client microservices. The method further includes identifying an authorization identification parameter included in each of the at least one message. The method further includes publishing each of the at least one message to a respective bucket within a single response topic queue of the message broker API, the respective bucket corresponding to one of at least one subscriber microservice among the plurality of client microservices associated with the authorization identification parameter included in the message.
US11922231B1	Printing device connectivity manager for a digital front end A printing system includes a digital front end (DFE) system connected to a plurality of printing devices. The DFE system manages printing operations to the plurality of printing devices. The DFE system also includes a printing device connectivity manager to manage connections with the printing devices. Printing connectivity modules are installed at the printing device connectivity manager using application programming interfaces (APIs) that are loaded at the creation of the printing connectivity modules. The DFE system also includes a display device connectivity manager to manage connections with display devices using display connectivity modules and display connectivity APIs. The DFE system also includes a storage connectivity manager to manage data storage and storage devices using storage connectivity modules and storage connectivity APIs.
US11922227B2	Technologies for providing efficient migration of services at a cloud edge Technologies for providing efficient migration of services include a server device. The server device includes compute engine circuitry to execute a set of services on behalf of a terminal device and migration accelerator circuitry. The migration accelerator circuitry is to determine whether execution of the services is to be migrated from an edge station in which the present server device is located to a second edge station in which a second server device is located, determine a prioritization of the services executed by the server device, and send, in response to a determination that the services are to be migrated and as a function of the determined prioritization, data utilized by each service to the second server device of the second edge station to migrate the services. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.
US11922226B2	Adaptive control of deadline-constrained workload migrations Adaptive control of deadline-constrained workload migrations can include monitoring migrations of workloads forming a wave migrating from a source computing node to a target computing node. The monitoring can be performed in real time. The migrations can be performed by transferring image replications of each workload over a data communication network. Based on an expected bandwidth availability, a likelihood that a cutover deadline associated with the wave is exceeded prior to completing a migration of each of the wave's workloads can be predicted. Migration of one or more selected workloads can be suspended in response to determining that exceeding the cutover deadline prior to completing migration of each of the wave's workloads is likely.
US11922225B1	Cluster node recommendation system Provided is a cluster node recommendation system. A method of controlling the cluster node recommendation system includes: inputting user selection information from a user, the user selection information including at least one of a cloud vendor, an Information Technology (IT) resource size, and a free resource size; checking resource requirements of a designated application; outputting a node configuration by inputting the input user selection information and the checked resource requirements of the application to an artificial intelligence module; verifying validity by arranging a container in which the application is executed, in the output node configuration; and providing a final node configuration in which validity verification is made, to the user.
US11922221B2	System and method for automatic dependency analysis for use with a multidimensional database In accordance with an embodiment, described herein is a system and method for dependency analysis for a calculation script in a multidimensional database computing environment. A multidimensional database cube aggregation can be represented as a lattice of blocks or cube, arranged according to a database outline (e.g., intra-dimensional or member hierarchy). When the multidimensional database system performs computations in parallel for a given calculation script, portions of the cube that can be computed concurrently are identified.
US11922218B2	Communication fabric coupled compute units Communication fabric-coupled computing architectures, platforms, and systems are provided herein. In one example, an apparatus includes a management entity configured to establish a compute unit comprising components from among a plurality of physical computing components by at least instructing a communication fabric communicatively coupling the plurality of physical computing components to establish logical isolation within the communication fabric to form the compute unit. Responsive to an indication of a change in workload associated with at least a software component deployed to a processing element of the compute unit, the management entity is configured to adjust the logical isolation to alter a quantity of the plurality of physical computing components in the compute unit in accordance with the change in the workload.
US11922216B2	Compute resources management via virtual service contexts (VSC) in compute clusters Techniques and mechanisms for managing workloads in compute clusters comprising compute nodes by managing the workloads at the resource level of the compute clusters. For example, virtual service contexts (VSCs) may be defined where the VSCs represent service classes. Policies may be defined with respect to each service class. These service classes are dynamically constructed based on business needs. Hence there is natural requirement for a user to construct and rebalance the compute resources for these service classes dynamically. The policies may be related to resources of the compute clusters for executing workload units in the compute clusters. Resources of the compute clusters may be allocated to each service class. Each workload unit may be assigned to a one of the service classes based on the service context or type of workload unit. The workload units may then be executed by the compute clusters using the resources in accordance with the policies.
US11922214B2	Browser-based processing of data In some implementations, a user interface for an application is displayed using a web browser instance on a client device. An input is received to present data on the user interface in a particular view. In response to the input, a first web worker thread corresponding to the web browser instance obtains data from a server, and executes first library routines to store the data in local storage at the client device. A second web worker thread, which corresponds to the web browser instance and the user interface, accesses the data from the local storage by using one or more second library routines, and processes the data to convert to a presentation format corresponding to the particular view. The second web worker thread stores the processed data in the local storage by using one or more third library routines, and provides the processed data for display on the user interface.
US11922205B2	Virtual machine management method and apparatus, device, and readable storage medium A virtual machine management method and apparatus, a device, and a readable storage medium. The virtual machine management method is applied to a private cloud, and comprises: acquiring a SELinux label, the SELinux label comprising five elements: User, Role, Type, Sensitivity, and Category (S101); setting elements other than Category in the SELinux label as default values (S102); assigning different values to Category according to a preset Category variable combination so as to obtain multiple non-duplicate label groups (S103); and configuring each label group to a virtual machine in the private cloud, so that virtual machines configured with the same label group communicate with each other, and virtual machines configured with different label groups are isolated from each other (S104).
US11922204B1	Dynamic asset inventory Methods and systems for generating and using a dynamic asset inventory are disclosed. According to an implementation, a dynamic inventory can be generated by a function included in a security agent that provides security for a network environment. First computing asset information can be collected from first data sources, and the first computing asset information can be supplemented with second computing asset information. The supplemented computing asset information can be used to generate log files for computing assets. The log files can be used to generate an asset search index that supports rapid search of the dynamic asset inventory.
US11922203B2	Virtualized server systems and methods including scaling of file system virtual machines Examples described herein include virtualized environments including a virtualized file server. Examples of file server virtual machine managers are described which may setup and/or configure file server virtual machines in accordance with a target number of connections and/or a target throughput for the virtualized file server. The virtualized file server may be scaled up, scaled down, scaled in, and/or scaled out.
US11922202B2	Data transmission method and apparatus A data transmission method includes: obtaining information required for performing an acceleration operation in a virtual input/output ring of a target virtual accelerator, where the information required for performing the acceleration operation uses a predefined data structure, and the data structure occupies one entry of the virtual input/output ring of the target virtual accelerator; determining, according to the information required for performing the acceleration operation, information that can be recognized by the hardware accelerator; and sending the information that can be recognized by the hardware accelerator to the hardware accelerator, where the hardware accelerator is configured to obtain to-be-accelerated data according to the information that can be recognized by the hardware accelerator and perform the acceleration operation on the to-be-accelerated data.
US11922201B2	Enhanced attachable writable volumes in VDI based on data requirements Systems and methods are described for efficient ways to manage storage of data in virtual desktops on writable volumes contained in attachable virtual disks. Multiple writeable volumes can be attached to a user's virtual desktop and data writes on the virtual desktop can be allocated among the writeable volumes based on preset policies or criteria, allowing the storage of different types of data in different writable volumes located on different storage devices.
US11922199B2	Associating security tags to continuous data protection checkpoints/snapshots/point-in-time images An in-guest agent in a virtual machine (VM) operates in conjunction with a replication module. The replication module performs continuous data protection (CDP) by saving images of the VM as checkpoints at a disaster recovery site over time. Concurrently, the in-guest agent monitors for behavior in the VM that may be indicative of the presence of malicious code. If the in-guest agent identifies behavior (at a particular point in time) at the VM that may be indicative of the presence of malicious code, the replication module can tag a checkpoint that corresponds to the same particular point in time as a security risk. One or more checkpoints generated prior to the particular time may be determined to be secure checkpoints that are usable for restoration of the VM.
US11922186B2	Data rendering for applications One example method includes receiving, at a client device, an input to present data corresponding to an application. In response to the input, a first user interface for the application is displayed using a web browser on the client device. A streaming data service corresponding to data to be displayed is identified, the streaming data service hosted by a server. A first web worker thread corresponding to the web browser is used to subscribe to the streaming data service. New data corresponding to the streaming data service is obtained using the first web worker thread from the server, and provided to a second web worker thread corresponding to the web browser. The second web worker thread is used to process the new data and prepare for presentation on the first user interface.
US11922185B2	Deployment and isolation of plugins in a virtualized computing environment In an architecture of a virtualized computing system plugins are less tightly integrated with a core user interface of a management server. Rather than being installed and executed at the management server as local plugins, the plugins are served as remote plugins from a plugin server, and may be accessed by a web client through a reverse proxy at the management server. Plugin operations may be executed at the plugin server and/or invoked from a user device where the web client resides. Furthermore, a plugin sandbox and other isolation configurations are provided at the user device, so as to further control access capability and interaction of the plugins.
US11922182B2	Managing multi-single-tenant SaaS services A system comprises data processing hardware and memory hardware. The memory hardware is in communication with the data processing hardware, and stores instructions that, when executed on the data processing hardware, cause the data processing hardware to perform a plurality of operations. In some examples, one of the operations may include receiving instance management configuration data for a single-tenant software-as-a-service (SaaS) application. Another operation may include further include receiving an image of the single-tenant SaaS application. Yet another operation can include generating, by the control plane manager, a control plane based on the instance management configuration data. The control plane is configured to create multiple instances of the single-tenant SaaS application based on the received image, and to manage the instances of the single-tenant SaaS application based on the received instance management configuration data. Another operation may include executing the control plane on the data processing hardware.
US11922176B2	Containerized firmware services Temporary firmware is provided as cloud services. Different temporary firmware containers are downloaded via a communications network. A light-weight operating system launches and executes the temporary firmware containers during a boot operation, POST operation, or other scheme. The temporary firmware containers thus detect and perhaps resolve POST errors. The light-weight operating system may also download a full-service/resource operating system. A second or subsequent boot operation may be performed, but control is ceded to the full-service/resource operating system. Multiple firmware tenants may thus be temporarily downloaded to a bare metal machine to support POST error detection activities. Advanced OS serviceability, diagnostics, and other containerized firmware may thus be quickly and simply launched without requiring the excessive time and difficulties of using the full-service/resource operating system.
US11922170B2	Systems and method for bootup activation of firmware images A storage device is disclosed. The storage device may include a first storage. The first storage may include a primary firmware slot to store a first firmware, a secondary firmware slot to store a second firmware, a primary file system slot to store an existing file system, and a secondary file system slot. The storage device may include a processor configured to execute the first firmware or the second firmware. The storage device may include a second storage for user data, the second storage configured to use the existing file system. The second firmware may include a tag indicating that the second firmware is subject to bootup activation.
US11922168B2	Stack traces using shadow stack A program is executed using a call stack and shadow stack. The call stack includes frames having respective return addresses. The frames may also store variables and/or parameters. The shadow stack stores duplicates of the return addresses in the call stack. The call stack and the shadow stack are maintained by, (i) each time a function is called, adding a corresponding stack frame to the call stack and adding a corresponding return address to the shadow stack, and (ii) each time a function is exited, removing a corresponding frame from the call stack and removing a corresponding return address from the shadow stack. A backtrace of the program's current call chain is generated by accessing the return addresses in the shadow stack. The outputted backtrace includes the return addresses from the shadow stack and/or information about the traced functions that is derived from the shadow stack's return addresses.
US11922167B2	Method performed by a microcontroller for managing a NOP instruction and corresponding microcontroller Disclosed herein is a method for managing of NOP instructions in a microcontroller, the method comprising duplicating all jump instructions causing a NOP instruction to form a new instruction set; inserting an internal NOP instruction into each of the jump instructions; when a jump instruction is executed, executing a subsequent instruction of the new instruction set; and executing the internal NOP instruction when an execution of the subsequent instruction is skipped.
US11922165B2	Parameter vector value proposal apparatus, parameter vector value proposal method, and parameter optimization method A storage stores observation data (a set of pairs each consists of a parameter vector value representing a point in a D-dimensional space and an observation value of an objective function at the point). A processor determines a low-dimensional search space (R (2≤R
US11922163B2	Cloud version management for legacy on-premise application Various examples are directed to systems and methods for upgrading a cloud-implemented application. A cloud service may receive a request from a user group to access the application. The cloud service may access consumer context data comprising a plurality of context properties of the user group and may access a rollout strategy map comprising a first rollout record. The cloud service may compare the plurality of context properties of the first user group to first selector data indicated by a first rollout record. Based on the comparing, the cloud service may add the first version of the application to a list of permissible versions for the first user group.
US11922156B2	Systems, methods, and devices for synchronization of content associated with computing platforms Systems, methods, and devices facilitate synchronization of content between instances of data records. Servers may be configured to generate a data record comprising a dynamic synchronization data object, receive an input associated with the data record, and determine a plurality of synchronization parameters including a plurality of expansion parameters and a plurality of permission parameters associated with the dynamic synchronization data object. The servers may be configured to determine a plurality of update parameters based on the synchronization parameters, the update parameters identifying if a modification included in the input should be applied to contents of the dynamic synchronization data object. The servers may also be configured to update the data record and the contents of the dynamic synchronization data object based, at least in part, on the determined update parameters, the updating including pushing the updated contents to at least one of the plurality of target data records.
US11922152B2	Workload oriented constant propagation for compiler An embodiment of a semiconductor package apparatus may include technology to identify workload control variables, add workload flags to respective edges in a static single assignment graph, and propagate constants based on the identified workload control variables and the workload flags. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.
US11922149B2	Method for controlling the flow execution of a generated script of a blockchain transaction A method and system for generating a transaction for a blockchain protocol are disclosed. The method comprises using a software resource to receive, generate, or derive at least one data item, insert, at least once, a portion of code into a script associated with the transaction, where the script is written in a language that is functionally restricted. Upon execution of the script, the portion of code provides functionality of a control flow mechanism controlled or influenced by the at least one data item. The method further comprises using the software resource to generate the blockchain transaction comprising the script and submit the blockchain transaction to a blockchain network.
US11922144B1	Schema-based integration of external APIs with natural language applications Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and computer-readable media for integrating a particular external application programming interface (API) with a natural language model user interface. In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a first input at the natural language model user interface, determining the first input includes a request to integrate the particular external application programming interface (API) with the natural language model user interface, identifying the particular external API based on the received input, integrating the particular external API with the natural language model user interface, accessing the particular external API based on the first input or a second input at the natural language model user interface, and transmitting, based on the accessing, a response message to the natural language model user interface, the response message including a result of the accessing.
US11922141B2	Voice and chatbot conversation builder Systems and methods are disclosed for a voice/chatbot building system. The voice/chatbot builder may involve receiving an identified intent, receiving a task related to the identified intent, and receiving a response related to both the identified intent and the task. The identified intent, task, and response may form a first conversation. The first conversation may be linked to other conversations to establish contextual relationships among conversations and determine conversation priority. Voice/chatbot building may also train natural language processing machine learning algorithms.
US11922139B2	Systems and methods for creating software from library and custom components Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing-styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.
US11922134B2	Physics informed neural network for learning non-Euclidean dynamics in electro-mechanical systems for synthesizing energy-based controllers System and method for synthesizing a controller for a dynamical system includes a feeder neural network trained to estimate an ordinary differential equation (ODE) from time series training data (X) of a trajectory having embedded angular data and configured to learn dynamics of a physical system by encoding a generalization of a Hamiltonian representation of the dynamics using a constant external control term (u). A neural ODE solver receives the estimate of the ODE from the feeder neural network and synthesizes a controller to control the system to track a reference configuration.
US11922131B2	Scalable, multi-precision, self-calibrated multiplier-accumulator architecture A method for performing vector-matrix multiplication may include converting a digital input vector comprising a plurality of binary-encoded values into a plurality of analog signals using a plurality of one-bit digital to analog converters (DACs); sequentially performing, using an analog vector matrix multiplier and based on bit-order, vector-matrix multiplication operations using a weighting matrix for the plurality of analog signals to generate analog outputs of the analog vector matrix multiplier; sequentially performing an analog-to-digital (ADC) operation on the analog outputs of the analog vector matrix multiplier to generate binary partial output vectors; and combining the binary partial output vectors to generate a result of the vector-matrix multiplication.
US11922129B2	Causal knowledge identification and extraction A computer-implemented method is provided that includes accessing candidate text and a candidate pair including first and second phrases, substituting the first and second phrases into cause-effect patterns to generate variant sentences. An artificial intelligence model is leveraged to determine respective probabilities that the variant sentences are inferred from the candidate text, calculate a statistical measure of the respective probabilities, and assess the calculated statistical measure to ascertain whether the first and second phrases possess a causal relationship or non-causal relationship to one another. A knowledge base including one or more pairs of cause-effect phrase pairs is populated with the first and second phrases possessing the causal relationship. A computer system and a computer program product are also provided.
US11922125B2	Ensemble learning for extracting semantics of data in building systems Described herein are systems and methods for utilizing ensemble learning methods to extract semantics of data in buildings by retrieving a plurality of data sets from a plurality of data sources associated with an automated environment; labeling a subset of the plurality of data sets by applying Natural Language Processing (NLP) on manufacturer specifications to generate a plurality of labels associated with the subset of the plurality of data sets, respectively; training a learning model on the subset of the plurality of data sets and the plurality of labels; and applying the learning model on remanding subset of the plurality of data sets to generate a semantic map indicative of semantic arrangement of the plurality of data sources associated with the automated environment.
US11922120B2	Method for more accurately performing an autocomplete function An autocomplete function for textual input uses situational parameters to predict the next words the user is intending to type. Situational and temporal parameters are based on textual input and sensor data of the user. A past time window is based on the situational and temporal parameters. Historical textual input and sensor data during the time window relating to the situational parameters are retrieved from a storage device and aggregated. A pre-existing model that relates the situational parameter to the time window is used to select a situational value based on the textual input and sensor data. Words relating to the situational parameter are listed that the user is likely to input next based on the selected situational value. The words are ranked by the probability that the user is intending to type each of the words. The highest ranked word is displayed to the user on a user interface.
US11922116B2	Annotations in a content model of a content management system A non-transitory computer-readable medium having program instructions embodied thereon, said program instructions configured to, when executed by at least one server computer, cause said at least one server computer to perform a method for activating editing functionality in a content management system (CMS), said method including the following operations: the CMS providing a content management application programming interface (CMA) enabling management of a content project, the content project having a content model defined by a plurality of content types, each content type defining one or more fields, said content types defining structures for content managed via the CMS; responsive to an application programming interface (API) call to the CMA, then assigning one or more annotations to one or more of the content types; wherein for the content types having annotations assigned thereto, the assigned annotations enable an editing functionality of an editing application interfaced with the CMS.
US11922115B1	Systems and methods for automatic generation of event materials Systems, apparatuses, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for generating one or more candidate event material sets. An example method includes receiving an event material generation request. The example method further includes generating one or more candidate event feature sets and one or more candidate event material sets based on the one or more candidate event feature sets. The method further includes providing the one or more candidate event material sets.
US11922112B2	Systems and methods for generating personalized content The system receives a message having a sender and a recipient. The system identifies entities associated with the message and associated with any content that is associated with the message. The system determines whether to, and how to, modify the message based on relationship information among the sender, the recipient, and any entities identified in the message or components of the message. A relationship between a sender and recipient may be determined using, for example, a database of relationship information. The system modifies, for example, text, images, or video of the message to generate the personalized message. The personalized message include the original message along with context information to help indicate the relevance of the message to the recipient. The context information can include text, images, video, or other information. To illustrate, the context information can include keywords or identifiers that indicate entities associated with the message.
US11922108B2	Method of forming a memory cell array circuit A memory cell array includes a first and a second column of memory cells, a first and a second bit line, a source line and a first set of vias. The first or second bit line includes a first conductive line located on a first metal layer, and a second conductive line located on a second metal layer. The first and second conductive lines overlap a source of a transistor of a memory cell of the first column or second column of memory cells. The source line is coupled to the first and second column of memory cells. The first set of vias is electrically coupled to the first and second conductive line. A pair of vias of the first set of vias is located above where the first conductive line overlaps each memory cell of the first or second column of memory cells.
US11922107B2	Quantum circuit mapping for multi-programmed quantum computers Systems and methods are disclosed that map quantum circuits to physical qubits of a quantum computer. Techniques are disclosed to generate a graph that characterizes the physical qubits of the quantum computer and to compute the resource requirements of each circuit of the quantum circuits. For each circuit, the graph is searched for a subgraph that matches the resource requirements of the circuit, based on a density matrix. Physical qubits, defined by the matching subgraph, are then allocated to the logical qubits of the circuit.
US11922103B2	Algorithm for optimal ICD configuration using a coupled wellbore-reservoir model The disclosed embodiments include a method, apparatus, and computer program product for improving production of an oil well. For example, one disclosed embodiment includes a system that includes at least one processor and at least one memory coupled to the at least one processor and storing instructions that when executed by the at least one processor performs operations for generating a model of a wellbore in a wellbore simulator. The at least one processor further executes an algorithm that determines optimal parameters for inflow control devices (ICD) along a horizontal portion of the wellbore. The determined optimal parameters of the inflow control devices would yield a substantially uniform approach of at least one of water and gas along the horizontal portion of the wellbore.
US11922101B2	Integrated circuits as a service Systems and methods are disclosed for automated generation of integrated circuit designs and associated data. These allow the design of processors and SoCs by a single, non-expert who understands high-level requirements; allow the en masse exploration of the design-space through the generation processors across the design-space via simulation, or emulation; allow the easy integration of IP cores from multiple third parties into an SoC; allow for delivery of a multi-tenant service for producing processors and SoCs that are customized while also being pre-verified and delivered with a complete set of developer tools, documentation and related outputs. Some embodiments, provide direct delivery, or delivery into a cloud hosting environment, of finished integrated circuits embodying the processors and SoCs.
US11922098B2	Computer vision systems and methods for modeling roofs of structures using two-dimensional and partial three-dimensional data A system for modeling a roof of a structure comprising a first database, a second database and a processor in communication with the first database and the second database. The processor selects one or more images and the respective metadata thereof from the first database based on a received a geospatial region of interest. The processor generates two-dimensional line segment geometries in pixel space based on two-dimensional outputs generated by a neural network in pixel space of at least one roof structure present in the selected one or more images. The processor classifies the generated two-dimensional line segment geometries into at least one contour graph based on three-dimensional data received from the second database and generates a three-dimensional representation of the at least one roof structure based on the at least one contour graph and the received three-dimensional data.
US11922089B2	Vehicle controller, vehicle display system, and vehicle display control method using a single display processing unit for displaying link images A vehicle controller is configured to control a plurality of display units disposed in a vehicle interior. The vehicle controller includes: a single display processing unit that is configured to perform preprocessing on a plurality of link images for the plurality of display units such that each of the plurality of link images is able to be output to a corresponding one of the plurality of display units, the plurality of link images being to be displayed in a linked manner across the plurality of display units; and a plurality of image output units each of which is configured to output a respective one of the plurality of link images to the corresponding one of the plurality of display units after the plurality of link images are subject to the preprocessing by the single display processing unit.
US11922086B2	Printing system including data processing server and printing device to transmit print job to the data processing server A printing system includes a printing device and a data processing server. The printing device includes a first controller. The data processing server includes a second controller. The first controller acquires a print job from an external device and transmits the print job to the server. The second controller receives the print job and stores the print job in a server memory. The first controller receives designation of the print job subject to printing and transmits a print request for printing the print job subject to printing to the server. After a fee payment approval to approve a payment for execution of the designated print job is transmitted, the second controller transmits to the printing device the print job. The first controller receives the print job and performs printing the print job on a print medium by controlling a printing member.
US11922084B2	Image printing apparatus having print setting values, printing system, control method, and storage medium An image forming apparatus includes a controller configured to receive, from an information processing apparatus, a set of print setting values, an identifier of the set, and a user identifier, register the received set of print setting values in association with the received identifier of the set and the received user identifier, and receive, from an information processing apparatus, a first request for obtaining the registered identifier of the set. The received first request includes the user identifier of a user that operates the information processing apparatus that has transmitted the first request. The controller also transmits, to the information processing apparatus that has transmitted the first request, the identifier of the set registered in association with the user identifier included in the first request, wherein the information processing apparatus that has received the identifier of the set displays a print setting screen using the received identifier of the set.
US11922081B2	Information processing apparatus, method, and program product comparing current and required driver version based on printer firmware update An information processing apparatus gives an update notification of a firmware of the image printing apparatus and an update notification of a printer driver necessary for the information processing apparatus. The information processing apparatus having a driver that causes the image printing apparatus to execute image printing, includes: a driver information obtaining unit configured to obtain information on firmware update of the image printing apparatus and information on a required version of the driver; an information analysis unit configured to compare a current version of the driver and the information on the required version obtained by the driver information obtaining unit; and a display controlling unit configured to display an update notification screen based on a result analyzed by the information analysis unit and the information on the firmware update obtained by the driver information obtaining unit.
US11922078B2	Printing device connectivity manager for a digital front end A printing system includes a digital front end (DFE) system connected to a plurality of printing devices. The DFE system manages printing operations to the plurality of printing devices. The DFE system also includes a printing device connectivity manager to manage connections with the printing devices. Printing connectivity modules are installed at the printing device connectivity manager using application programming interfaces (APIs) that are loaded at the creation of the printing connectivity modules. The DFE system also includes a display device connectivity manager to manage connections with display devices using display connectivity modules and display connectivity APIs. The DFE system also includes a storage connectivity manager to manage data storage and storage devices using storage connectivity modules and storage connectivity APIs.
US11922077B2	Image forming system, method for controlling the same, and storage medium An image forming system includes an image forming unit configured to form a print image to be printed on a recording medium, based on a raster image and print setting information, a printing unit configured to print an image on the recording medium based on the print image, an image reading unit configured to read the image printed on the recording medium to obtain a read image, and a determination unit configured to determine whether there is an error in the image printed on the recording medium, based on the read image and the raster image. In a case where there is a predetermined difference between the raster image and the read image and the predetermined difference is based on the print setting information, the determination unit does not determine that there is an error in the printed image.
US11922072B2	System supporting virtualization of SR-IOV capable devices An apparatus supports single root input/output virtualization (SR-IOV) capable devices. The apparatus includes input/output ports, and SR-IOV capable PCIe devices. Each SR-IOV capable PCIe device has one or more namespaces or controller memory buffers. The SR-IOV capable PCIe device provides one or more physical functions and virtual functions that can access the one or more namespaces or controller memory buffers. A PCIe switch controller communicates with host servers coupled to the input/output ports, and assigns one or more virtual functions to each host device, and enables the host devices to access one or more namespaces or controller memory buffers through the assigned virtual functions. The PCIe device is configured to attach one or more namespaces or one or more partitions of one or more controller memory buffers to each virtual function, set at least one namespace or controller memory buffer to a shared state and allow different host devices to access the same namespace or controller memory buffer using respective assigned virtual functions.
US11922071B2	Methods and systems for storing data in a distributed system using offload components and a GPU module A method for storing data, the method comprising receiving, by an offload component in a client application node, an augmented write request originating from an application executing in an application container on the client application node, wherein the augmented write request is associated with data and wherein the offload component is located in a hardware layer of the client application node, and processing, by the offload component, the augmented write request by a file system (FS) client and a memory hypervisor module executing in a modified client FS container on the offload component, wherein processing the request results in at least a portion of the data being written to a location in a storage pool.
US11922070B2	Granting access to a storage device based on reservations A method includes, responsive to receiving a modified first reservation command from a storage controller, identifying, by a storage drive, a first range of storage based on a first range identifier of the modified reservation command. The method also includes granting, by the storage drive, a reservation for access to the storage drive on behalf of a first host controller by associating the reservation for the first range with a second range of storage.
US11922069B2	Adaptive block mapping Methods, systems, and devices for adaptive block mapping are described. In some examples, a first superblock and a second superblock may be established across one or more dice of a memory device. The superblocks may each include one or more blocks from a plurality of planes of a memory die. In some examples, the second superblock may include at least one bad block (e.g., defective block) in addition to one or more good blocks (e.g., non-defective blocks). The memory device may receive a command for writing data in a first mode and may write a first subset of the data to the first superblock in the first mode, a second subset of the data to the second superblock in the first mode, and one or more blocks associated with the second superblock in a second mode. Additionally or alternatively, the memory device may receive a second command for writing data in the second mode and may write the data to the first superblock in the first mode.
US11922068B2	Near memory processing (NMP) dual in-line memory module (DIMM) A Near Memory Processing (NMP) Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM) is provided that includes random access memory (RAM), a Near-Memory-Processing (NMP) circuit and a first control port. The NMP circuit is for receiving a command from a host system, determining an operation to be performed on the RAM in response to the command, and a location of data within the RAM with respect to the determined operation. The first control port interacts with a second control port of the host system to enable the NMP circuit to exchange control information with the host system in response to the received command.
US11922067B2	Read-disturb-based logical storage read temperature information maintenance system A read-disturb-based logical storage read temperature information maintenance system includes a global read temperature identification subsystem coupled to storage device(s). Each storage device identifies, from a physical block in that storage device, current read disturb information associated with a row provided by the physical block in that storage device, and maps the current read disturb information to logical storage element(s) included in a logical-to-physical storage element mapping for that storage device along with previous read disturb information that was previously mapped to those logical storage element(s) included in the logical-to-physical storage element mapping for that storage device. Based on the current read disturb information and the previous read disturb information mapped to the logical storage element(s) included in the logical-to-physical storage element mapping for that storage device, each storage device generates a current local logical storage element read temperature map that it provides to the global read temperature identification subsystem.
US11922060B2	Internal communication interface management Apparatus and methods are disclosed, including enabling communication between a memory controller and multiple memory devices of a storage system using a storage-system interface, the multiple memory devices each comprising a device controller and a group of non-volatile memory cells, and compressing data using at least one of the device controllers prior to transfer over the storage-system interface to improve an effective internal data transmission speed of the storage system.
US11922058B2	Data buffering operation of three-dimensional memory device with static random-access memory Embodiments of a three-dimensional (3D) memory device and a method of operating the 3D memory device are provided. The 3D memory device includes an array of 3D NAND memory cells, an array of static random-access memory (SRAM) cells, and a peripheral circuit. The array of SRAM cells and the peripheral circuit arranged at one side are bonded with the array of 3D NAND memory cells at another side to form a chip. Data is received from a host through the peripheral circuit, buffered in the array of SRAM cells, and transmitted from the array of SRAM cells to the array of 3D NAND memory cells. The data is programmed into the array of 3D NAND memory cells.
US11922057B2	Computing system including host and storage system with preload buffer memory and method of operating the same A storage system may include a storage device configured to store data in a storage area corresponding to a physical address; a buffer memory configured to temporarily store data read from the storage device; and a storage controller configured to store first data having a first priority and second data having a second priority received by the storage system in the storage device, and load the first data into the buffer memory.
US11922055B2	Stack register having different ferroelectric memory element constructions Apparatus and method for managing data in a processing system, such as but not limited to a data storage device such as a solid-state drive (SSD). A ferroelectric stack register memory has a first arrangement of ferroelectric memory cells (FMEs) of a first construction and a second arrangement of FMEs of a different, second construction arranged to provide respective cache lines for use by a controller, such as a programmable processor. A pointer mechanism is configured to provide pointers to point to each of the respective cache lines based on a time sequence of operation of the processor. Data sets can be migrated to the different arrangements by the controller as required based on the different operational characteristics of the respective FME constructions. The FMEs may be non-volatile and read-destructive. Refresh circuitry can be selectively enacted under different operational modes.
US11922054B2	Techniques for temperature-based access operations Methods, systems, and devices for techniques for temperature-based access operations are described. A memory system may be configured to write temperature information to metadata during a write operation. The temperature information may indicate a temperature range within which the memory system may be during the write operation. The memory system may perform a corresponding read operation based on the temperature information written to the metadata and a temperature of the memory system during the read operation. A server may determine and indicate parameters associated with writing the temperature information to the metadata. Additionally, or alternatively, the server may indicate trim parameters for use in performing read operations based on temperature information received from the memory system. In some examples, the memory system may perform targeted refresh operations at locations based on temperature information stored associated with the locations.
US11922046B2	Erasure coded data within zoned drives A non-volatile solid-state storage is provided. The non-volatile solid state storage includes a non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM) addressable by a processor external to the non-volatile solid state storage. The NVRAM is configured to store user data and metadata relating to the user data. The non-volatile solid state storage includes a flash memory addressable by the processor. The flash memory is configured to store the user data responsive to the processor directing transfer of the user data from the NVRAM to the flash memory.
US11922041B2	Threshold voltage bin calibration at memory device power up An example method of threshold voltage offset calibration at memory device power up comprises: identifying a set of memory pages that have been programmed within a time window; determining, for each voltage offset bin of a plurality of voltage offset bins, a corresponding value of a data state metric produced by a memory access operation with respect to a memory page of the set of memory pages, wherein the memory access operation utilizes a voltage offset associated with the voltage offset bin; identifying a subset of the plurality of voltage offset bins, such that memory access operations performed using the corresponding voltage offsets produced respective values of the data state metric that satisfy a predefined quality criterion; selecting, among the subset of the plurality of voltage offset bins, a voltage offset bin that is associated with the lowest voltage offset; and associating the set of memory pages with the selected voltage offset bin.
US11922040B2	Extended super memory blocks in memory systems Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system and an operating method of the memory system. According to embodiments of the present disclosure, a memory system may divide and manage the plurality of memory dies into a plurality of memory die groups, may set a first super memory block including at least one of memory blocks included in a first memory die group, and a second super memory block including at least one of memory blocks included in a second memory die group, may determine whether to set an extended super memory block in which all or part of the first super memory block and all or part of the second super memory block are merged, and may write a write data to the extended super memory block in an interleaving manner when writing the write data requested by a host.
US11922037B2	Controller, storage device and operation method of storage device A storage device includes a plurality of nonvolatile memories, each including a plurality of memory blocks and a controller configured to control the plurality of nonvolatile memories, in which the controller is configured to buffer data chunks received along with write commands from a host, is configured to determine a size of continuous data based on a start logical address and a chunk size of the data chunks, is configured to determine a striping number indicating a number of nonvolatile memory which is for distributing and storing the data chunks in sub-page units based on the size of continuous data, and is configured to provide the data chunks to one or more nonvolatile memories selected from among the plurality of nonvolatile memories based on the determined striping number and the one or more selected nonvolatile memories are configured to perform a programming operation on the data chunks in parallel.
US11922034B2	Dual mode storage device A system is disclosed. The system may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor. A storage device may also be coupled to the processor. The storage device may include a first interface and a second interface. The storage device may be configured to extend the memory. A mode switch may select a selected interface of the first interface and the second interface for a command issued by the processor.
US11922031B1	Apparatus with directed refresh management mechanism Methods, apparatuses, and systems related to operations for controlling direct refresh management (DRFM) operations. A memory may process a DRFM sample command using bank logic located downstream from a command decoder. The bank logic may be configured to process the DRFM sample command according to an operating state of a targeted memory bank.
US11922029B2	Modified read counter incrementing scheme in a memory sub-system A system includes a memory device including multiple memory cells and a processing device operatively coupled to the memory device. The processing device is to receive a first read command at a first time. The first read command is with respect to a set of memory cells of the memory device. The processing device is further to receive a second read command at a second time. The second read command is with respect to the set of memory cells of the memory device. The processing device is further to increment a read counter for the memory device by a value reflecting a difference between the first time and the second time. The processing device is further to determine that a value of the read counter satisfies a threshold criterion. The processing device is further to perform a data integrity scan with respect to the set of memory cells.
US11922028B2	Information processing system for controlling storage device According to one embodiment, when it is determined that a first storage device of a plurality of storage devices is to be removed and an additional storage device is connected to a storage controller, the storage controller writes update data portions corresponding to data portions already written to the first storage device to any storage device selected from remaining one or more storage devices of the plurality of storage devices except for the first storage device and the additional storage device. Further, the storage controller writes update data portions corresponding to data portions already written to the remaining one or more storage devices to any storage device selected from the remaining one or more storage devices and the additional storage device.
US11922027B2	Memory access speed adjustment method, control device and memory module A memory access speed adjustment method, control device and memory module are provided. The method is for use in controlling a controller of a memory and includes steps of: obtaining a current temperature value of the memory; determining an access speed threshold of the memory according to a continuous variation relation with respect to a difference between the current temperature value and a target temperature value; and adjusting, by the controller, an access speed of the memory according to the access speed threshold.
US11922025B2	Memory device defect scanning A method includes determining that a criteria involving a memory device is met and performing a defect scan involving memory dice of the memory device in response to the criteria being met. The method further includes determining, as part of performing the defect scan, whether at least one memory die of the memory device has experienced degradation. The defect scan is performed as part of a quality and reliability assurance test or a reliability demonstration test, or both.
US11922023B2	Read/write method and memory device A read/write method includes: applying a read command to a memory device, the read command pointing to address information, reading to-be-read data from a storage cell corresponding to the address information to which the read command points, and if an error occurs in the to-be-read data, storing the address information to which the read command points in a preset storage space. The read/write operation is not performed on the address information stored in the preset storage space when the user executes the read or write operation on the memory device, which avoids a data error or data loss and greatly improves the reliability and prolongs the service life of the memory device.
US11922019B2	Storage device read-disturb-based block read temperature utilization system A storage device read-disturb-based block read temperature utilization system includes a storage device chassis housing a storage subsystem. A local read temperature utilization subsystem in the storage device chassis determines that data in a first block in the storage subsystem should be moved and, in response determines read disturb information for the first block and uses it to identify relative read temperatures for a plurality of rows in the first block in the storage subsystem. The local read temperature utilization system then moves the data from the first block in the storage subsystem to at least one second block in the storage subsystem based on the relative read temperatures identified for the plurality of rows in the first block in the storage subsystem.
US11922018B2	Storage system and storage control method including dimension setting information representing attribute for each of data dimensions of multidimensional dataset To generate an optimum compressor irrespective of the number of dimensions and a format of a multidimensional dataset. A storage system refers to dimension setting information, which is information representing an attribute for each of data dimensions of the multidimensional dataset, and generates a compressor based on the dimension setting information.
US11922016B2	Managing free space in a compressed memory system Disclosed is a compressed memory management method for a computer system having one or more processors (P1-PN), compressible main memory, secondary memory and an operating system. The compressible main memory has a compressed memory space comprising an active part directly accessible to said one or more processors (P1-PN), as well as an inactive part not directly accessible to said one or more processors (P1-PN) in the form of memory freed up by memory compression. The compressed memory management method comprises maintaining, in an auxiliary memory, a layout of the compressed memory space of the compressible main memory, the layout including size and location of individual memory pages as well as free memory regions in said compressed memory space; triggering the compression of a memory page in the compressible main memory; intercepting a page-in request from said operating system to said secondary memory, using the layout of the compressed memory space maintained by the auxiliary memory to locate, when available, in said auxiliary memory a page requested by the page-in request, and making the located requested page available in the active part of the compressed memory space; and intercepting a page-out request from said operating system to said secondary memory, using the layout of the compressed memory space maintained by the auxiliary memory to obtain a free region for a page requested by the page-out request, and accommodating the requested page in the obtained free region of the auxiliary memory.
US11922015B2	Generating recovered data in a storage network A storage network operates by: issuing a read threshold number of read slice requests to storage units of a set of storage units, where the read threshold number of read slice requests identifies a read threshold number of encoded slices of a set of encoded slices corresponding to a data segment; when one or more other encoded data slices of the read threshold number of encoded slices is not received within a time threshold, facilitating receiving a decode threshold number of encoded slices of the set of encoded slices; decoding the decode threshold number of encoded slices to produce recovered encoded data slices, wherein a number of the recovered encoded data slices corresponds to the read threshold number minus a number of the encoded slices received within the time threshold; and outputting the recovered encoded data slices and the encoded slices of the read threshold number of encoded slices received within the time threshold.
US11922013B2	Contention-reduced update of storage system parameters A method for contention reduced update of one or more storage system parameters, the method may include (i) concurrently monitoring the one or more storage system parameters (SSPs) by compute entities (CEs); wherein the concurrently monitoring comprises updating, by the CEs, local counters allocated to different SSPs; (ii) updating, by the CEs, sets of shared counter fields with values of the local counters, wherein different sets are allocated to different SSPs; wherein an updating of a set of a shared counter fields by an CE comprises selecting a shared counter field of the set by the CE; and (iii) calculating values of the different SSPs, wherein a calculating of a value of a SSP is based on at least one value of at least one shared counter field of a set that is allocated to the SSP.
US11922011B2	Virtual management unit scheme for two-pass programming in a memory sub-system A data item is programmed to a first set of management units (MUs) associated with a first portion of one or more memory devices. The first portion includes memory cells of a first type. The first set of MUs is associated with a first physical address. A mapping is generated in a virtual MU data structure that associates the first physical address with a set of virtual MUs associated with the one or more memory devices. An entry associated with the data item is added to a logical-to-physical (L2P) table associated with the one or more memory devices. The entry includes an identifier associated with the set of virtual MUs associated with the one or more memory devices. A detection is made that the data item is programmed to a second set of MUs associated with a second portion of the one or more memory devices. The second portion includes memory cells of a second type. The second set of MUs is associated with a second physical address. The mapping is updated to associate the set of virtual MUs with the second physical address.
US11922010B2	Providing contextual information with keyboard interface for messaging system Aspects of the present disclosure involve a device comprising a computer-readable storage medium storing a program and method for providing contextual information with a keyboard interface. The program and method provide for receiving a media content item provided by a second device; displaying, on a screen of the device, the media content item together with a reply element, the reply element being user-selectable to generate a reply message with respect to the media content item; receiving user selection of the reply element; and in response to receiving the user selection, displaying, in a first preset area of the screen, a keyboard interface for user selection of text to include in the reply message, and displaying, in a second preset area of the screen, a context information interface which is user-selectable to provide information corresponding to at least one type of context associated with the media content item.
US11922009B2	Using a stylus to input typed text into text boxes The technology relates to allowing a user to enter text into text boxes using a stylus. For instance, first user input identifying a text box displayed on a display of the computing device may be received. Based on the received first user input, a handwriting field may be generated on the display without visual impact on the display. A second user input within the handwriting field may be received. The second user input may be converted into typed text, and the typed text may be displayed in the text box.
US11922008B2	Electronic device processing input of stylus pen and method for operating the same According to various embodiments, an electronic device may comprise a touchscreen and a processor configured to identify a touch input generated by a stylus pen via the touchscreen, identify whether the touch input meets a first condition for generating a specific gesture, identify whether the touch input meets a second condition including at least one of a time condition, a length condition, and a space condition using a touch start point of the touch input or an end point of a prior touch input as a reference point, based on the touch input meeting the first condition, and execute a function corresponding to the specific gesture based on the touch input meeting the second condition.
US11922004B2	Weather user interface Reduced-size user interfaces for providing weather information are disclosed. At an electronic device with a touch-sensitive display, indications of a location and a temperature at the location may be displayed. In some examples, a user may provide input through a touch on the touch-sensitive display and/or through a rotation of a rotatable input mechanism to display additional weather information, such as weather information for another location, another temperature, another time, and so forth. In some examples, the device may obtain data representing an upcoming activity, determine whether the activity is to begin within a threshold amount of time, and display weather information based on the upcoming activity. In some examples, the device may display an affordance at a position to indicate the time of day for which a weather condition is provided.
US11922002B2	Notification display in message session Various embodiments of an apparatus, method(s), system(s) and computer program product(s) described herein are directed to a Reminder Engine. The Reminder Engine detects a selection, by a first user account, of one or more reminder attributes for a message received in an online chat session. The Reminder Engine generates a reminder object for the message according to the one or more selected reminder attributes. The Reminder Engine receives a reminder notification based on expiration of a duration attribute associated with the reminder object.
US11922000B2	Method and apparatus for generating a venue map from a digital image Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a method including generating a plurality of discrete polygons from a digital image of a location, modifying a boundary of a first discrete polygon of the plurality of discrete polygons based on a user input at a venue map graphical user interface, assigning, at the venue map graphical user interface, a first zone of a plurality of zones associated with a first venue of a plurality of venues to a second discrete polygon of the plurality of discrete polygons, and presenting a performance map graphical user interface for the first venue of the plurality of venues including the second discrete polygon of the plurality of discrete polygons overlaid onto the digital image of the location. Other embodiments are disclosed.
US11921995B2	Data sharing method, graphical user interface, related device, and system A data sharing method includes an electronic device that sends data such as a picture, a document, a link, and a chat record to a server contact in an instant messaging application, shares the data to a device bound with a user, such as a printer, a projector, or a display, and triggers the device to perform an operation such as printing, projection, or mirroring such that a process of printing data, projection, mirroring, and the like using the electronic device can be intuitive, simple, and effective for the user.
US11921993B2	Devices, methods, and graphical user interfaces for interacting with user interface objects corresponding to applications At a computer system, display a first user interface that includes a placement location that is configured to spatially accommodate a respective user interface object of a plurality of user interface objects corresponding to different applications. The plurality of user interface objects includes a first user interface object corresponding to a first application, and a second user interface object corresponding to a second application different from the first application. The first user interface object corresponding to the first application is displayed at the placement location. The computer system detects an occurrence of an event associated with a change in status of the second application corresponding to the second user interface object. In response, the first user interface object is ceased to be displayed at the placement location, and the first user interface with the second user interface object is displayed at the placement location.
US11921988B2	Identifying and controlling smart devices Methods, systems, and apparatus for controlling smart devices are described. In one aspect a method includes receiving image data for an image captured by a camera of a mobile device of a user and determining that the image depicts at least one of a smart device or a physical control for the smart device. In response to determining that that the image depicts a smart device or a physical control for the smart device, identifying one or more user interface controls for controlling the smart device, and generating and presenting, at a display of the mobile device, the one or more user interface controls for controlling the smart device. The method can further include detecting, at the display of the mobile device, user interaction with at least one of the one or more user interface controls, and controlling the smart device based on the detected user interaction.
US11921987B2	System navigation bar display method, system navigation bar control method, graphical user interface, and electronic device This application discloses a system navigation bar display method, a system navigation bar control method, a graphical user interface, and an electronic device. The method may include: when a foldable display screen of an electronic device changes from a folded state to an expanded state, changing a fixed system navigation bar on an interface displayed on the foldable display screen to a floating system navigation bar, where the floating system navigation bar can be dragged by a user to change a position of the floating system navigation bar relative to another interface element on the interface. When operating the electronic device with one hand, the user can drag the floating system navigation bar to an area in which an operation is conveniently performed with one hand, so that various functions of the system navigation bar can be conveniently used.
US11921984B1	Ephemeral digital content recommendations Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are configured to perform operations comprising determining a list of contacts of a user of an application; identifying a contact in the list of contacts that has posted a content item that is accessible to the user; and causing, through an interface of the application, presentation of the contact in the list of contacts with an indication that the content item is accessible to the user.
US11921975B2	Devices, methods, and graphical user interfaces for manipulating user interface objects with visual and/or haptic feedback An application launching user interface that includes a plurality of application icons for launching corresponding applications is displayed. A first touch input is detected on a first application icon of the plurality of application icons. The first application icon is for launching a first application that is associated with one or more corresponding quick actions. If the first touch input meets one or more application-launch criteria which require that the first touch input has ended without having met a first input threshold, the first application is launched in response to the first touch input. If the first touch input meets one or more quick-action-display criteria which require that the first touch input meets the first input threshold, one or more quick action objects associated with the first application are concurrently displayed along with the first application icon without launching the first application, in response to the first touch input.
US11921974B2	Icon display controlling device and icon display controlling program An icon display controlling device includes an area displaying unit for causing a display to display a first display area within which an icon can be placed; a deleting mode switching unit for switching to a deleting mode that enables deletion of a second icon that has already been placed in the first display area, in response to performance of a predetermined operation for placing a first icon in the first display area; and an icon positioning unit for placing the first icon in the first display area upon deletion of the second icon in the deleting mode.
US11921969B2	Portable electronic device, method, and graphical user interface for displaying structured electronic documents At an electronic device with a touch screen display, display a user interface, where the user interface includes at least two windows of an application, a first icon displayed in association with a first window of the at least two windows, and a second icon at a location different from the at least two windows. While displaying the at least two windows, detect a gesture on the touch screen display. In response to detecting the gesture: in accordance with detecting the gesture on the first icon associated with the first window on the touch screen display, remove from the display the first window of the at least two displayed windows corresponding to the gesture; and in accordance with detecting the gesture on the second icon at the location different from the at least two windows of the application, display a new window of the application on the touch screen display.
US11921967B2	Dynamic functionality based on window characteristics A system and method are described for changing window's functionality upon detecting resizing events. According to one example method, a plurality of size thresholds is defined that are associated with a plurality of functional states for a window. Upon detecting that a size of a window reaches a first size threshold, a first functional state is applied to a window. Then, upon detecting another size threshold as the window is being increased or decreased in size, another functional state associated with the detected threshold is applied to the window.
US11921965B2	Information processing system, position indicator, and method of controlling movement of display object on display screen of information processing apparatus An information processing system includes: an information processing apparatus; and a position indicator configured to input position information to the information processing apparatus. The position indicator includes: a first sensor configured to detect a movement amount of a fingertip of a user, a second sensor configured to detect a tilt of the position indicator, and a transmission section configured to transmit data indicative of the movement amount detected by the first sensor and of the tilt detected by the second sensor. The information processing apparatus includes: a reception section configured to receive the data transmitted from the position indicator, and a first processor configured to control a movement of a display object displayed on a display screen on the basis of the tilt and the movement amount indicated by the data received by the reception section.
US11921962B2	Sensor module and touch panel with first sensor array to detect non-contact touch and second sensor array to detect contacting touch A sensor module according to an embodiment includes a cover member, a first sensor array overlapping the cover member, the first sensor array including a plurality of first sensor electrodes, the first sensor array being a non-contact type, a control unit receiving a detection signal output from the first sensor array and generating coordinate information based on the detection signal, a drive unit receiving the coordinate information from the control unit and outputting a drive signal based on the coordinate information, and a drive electrode array overlapping the first sensor array, the drive electrode array being driven based on the drive signal.
US11921958B2	Haptic interface A haptic interface of the ‘mid-air’ type, including a control circuit, a plurality of ultrasonic transducers connected to the circuit, which includes a first set of transducers emitting at a first ultrasound carrier frequency and at least a second set of transducers emitting at a second ultrasound carrier frequency different from the first; the control circuit being configured for modulating the signals sent to the transducers in order to generate, with the ultrasound waves emitted by at least a part of the transducers of the first set, an acoustic pressure detectable by touch within at least a first focal region, and generate, with the ultrasound waves emitted by at least a part of the transducers of the second set, an acoustic pressure detectable by touch within at least a second focal region.
US11921956B2	Optical distance sensing using a target surface having a non-uniform design of regions of different reflectivity An apparatus, e.g. a proximity sensor module (10), for optical distance sensing includes a target surface (25) having a non-uniform design including a high-reflectivity region and a low-reflectivity region for light of a particular wavelength. The position of the target surface (25) is displaceable within the apparatus. The apparatus includes a light source (12) operable to emit light at the particular wavelength toward the target surface (25), and a photodetector (14) operable to sense at least some of the light emitted by the light source and subsequently reflected by the target surface (25). A processor is operable to correlate an output from the photodetector (14) with a distance to the target surface (25). A wall (22) may separate the light source (12) and photodetector (14) from one another, which can help reduce internal optical crosstalk. The light source (12) and photodetector (14) are mounted and electrically coupled to a substrate (16) that, in turn, can be mounted and electrically coupled to a printed circuit board (PCB) (18) of a host device. The light source (12) and photodetector (14) are surrounded laterally by a spacer or housing wall (20). The target surface (25) may be the backside of a touch interactive display screen (24) in the host device, e.g., a portable computing device such as a smartphone, tablet, wearable device, personal digital assistant (PDA), or personal computer. Circuitry (28) can be implemented, for example, as an integrated circuit chip or other processor and may include software and/or a look-up table stored in memory that allows the circuitry (28) to correlate the measured photodetector signal to a distance. When pressure is provided on the display screen (24) (e.g., by a person pressing her finger on the screen), the display screen is displaced slightly in the direction of the substrate (16) on which the light source (12) and photodetector (14) are mounted. As a result of the displacement, the intensity of light detected by the photodetector (24) changes. The signal measured by the photodetector (24) can be correlated to a distance value. If the distance value is within a specified range (or changes by at least a specified amount), for example, it can trigger some further action in the host device.
US11921955B2	Proximity sensitive display element A proximity sensitive display element (1) is provided that comprises a light guide (10), at least one light emitting element (30) and at least one infrared radiation sensor (40). The light guide (10) comprises a substrate (11) with a first and a second mutually opposite main sides (12, 14), respectively having a first and a second reflective layer (22, 24), with a reflective inner surface (222, 242) facing inside the light guide. At least one window (16) is defined in the first main side to allow optical radiation to enter and to leave the light guide. The at least one light emitting element (30) is typically embedded in the substrate at its second main side to generate optical radiation in said light guide. The at least one IR-sensor (40) is arranged at the second main side of the substrate and faces the first main side through a semi-transparent patch (240) in the second reflective layer (24).
US11921954B2	Electronic apparatus, imaging apparatus, operation method of electronic apparatus, and operation method of imaging apparatus An electronic apparatus and an operation method of an electronic apparatus that can avoid erroneous detection of a touch panel in a case where a touch panel display unit is closed with respect to a specific surface are provided. An electronic apparatus includes a touch panel display unit that includes a touch panel and is opened and closed with respect to a specific surface of an electronic apparatus main body by rotating in a direction of separating the touch panel from the specific surface and a direction of bringing the touch panel close to the specific surface, and restricts a sensitivity of the touch panel in a case where the touch panel display unit is positioned in the range on the side opposite to the specific surface with respect to the first position in a rotation range of the touch panel display unit.
US11921945B2	Touch display device Embodiments of the present disclosure are related to a touch display device. As a shape of a touch electrode adjacent to a boundary of an active area is implemented according to an arrangement structure of a light-emitting area of a subpixel, a touch sensing structure can be disposed to be suitable to an image display structure of a display panel.
US11921941B2	Mouse pad device A mouse pad device is provided. The mouse pad device includes a mouse pad body, a first mouse pad secondary resonant circuit, and a second mouse pad secondary resonant circuit. The first mouse pad secondary resonant circuit receives an external wireless power from a wireless power supply. The second mouse pad secondary resonant circuit receives a relay wireless power from the first mouse pad secondary resonant circuit. The first mouse pad secondary resonant circuit and the second mouse pad secondary resonant circuit are arranged in the mouse pad body. The first mouse pad secondary resonant circuit provides a first wireless power to the mouse device. The second mouse pad secondary resonant circuit provides a second wireless power to the keyboard device according to the relay wireless power.
US11921940B1	Optical navigation device capable of automatically switching between different tracking modes in response to different tracking surfaces A method of an optical navigation device having a plurality of different tracking modes includes: using an image sensor to sense and generate a plurality of image frames; and, controlling and changing a tracking mode of the optical navigation device from a first tracking mode into a second tracking mode in response to an event that the optical navigation device changes from a first surface operation condition into a second surface operation condition.
US11921939B2	Information processing system, controller, information processing method, and computer-readable non-transitory storage medium having stored therein information processing program This information processing system includes: a controller including an operation element to be displaced from an initial position by user's operation, a restoring force imparting section applying a restoring force for returning the displaced operation element to the initial position, a resistance section using a magnetorheological fluid whose viscosity changes with a magnetic-field intensity and which becomes resistance when the operation element is displaced from/to the initial position, and a magnetic field generation section which provides the magnetic field to the magnetorheological fluid; and a circuit capable of controlling the magnetic field generation section. The circuit controls a magnetic-field intensity so that the viscosity of the magnetorheological fluid periodically changes at least between a first viscosity state and a second viscosity state in which the viscosity is lower than in the first viscosity state so that the operation element returns to the initial position by the restoring force.
US11921938B2	Active stylus with multiple sensors for receiving signals from a touch sensor A stylus includes a first sensor configured to receive a first receive signal from a touch sensor of a device, and a second sensor configured to receive a second receive signal from the touch sensor of the device. The stylus includes an amplifier coupled to the first and second sensors and configured to produce a third signal by amplifying the difference between the first receive signal and the second receive signal. The stylus includes a controller configured to decode information encoded in the first receive signal and the second receive signal by processing the third signal.
US11921931B2	Methods and systems for multi-precision discrete control of a user interface control element of a gesture-controlled device Methods and systems for discrete control of user interface elements such as graphical widgets are described. A first plurality of video frames are captured and processed to recognize hand gestures therein. A dragging mode is activated in response to a dragging mode activation hand gesture in the first plurality of frames. A second plurality of video frames are captured and processed to allow recognition of hand gestures therein. Dragging, an element of a user interface control, in response to recognition of a discrete control hand gesture in the second plurality of frames. The discrete control of a user interface control using mid-air hand gestures allows precise setting of system parameters associated with the user interface control.
US11921930B1	Systems and methods for adjustable haptic damping positioning An input device for an information handling system ay detect an adjustment to a position of a damping medium of a linear magnetic ram of the input device. The input device may generate haptic feedback based on the detected adjustment to the position of the damping medium of the linear magnetic ram of the input device.
US11921929B2	Stereoscopic surface display device and operation method of the same Provided is a stereoscopic surface display device including a stereoscopic display unit having a cell area, wherein the stereoscopic display unit includes a first flexible layer, a first optical waveguide and a first optical output unit in the first flexible layer, wherein the first optical output unit are disposed in the cell area, a first light source disposed on a side of the stereoscopic display unit, wherein the first optical waveguide connects the first light source and the first optical output unit, a first photothermal response layer on the first flexible layer, wherein the first photothermal response layer is configured to receive output light emitted from the first optical output unit and emit thermal energy, and a shape deformation layer on the first photothermal response layer, wherein the shape deformation layer is configured to generate bending deformation by receiving the thermal energy from the first photothermal response layer.
US11921922B2	Neural menu navigator and navigation methods A system for brain-based digital menu selection includes an acquisition device to obtain one or more electrical signals corresponding to an operator's brain response, a stimulation generation device to generate a first stimulus with one or more target options based on the operator triggering the system, a first database including a first classification model, and processor. The processor receives a first response from the acquisition device corresponding to an operator's brain response to the first stimulus with the one or more target options, determines a probability of intended target, when the probability of intended target option is higher than a predefined confidence threshold value, selecting the intended target option and presenting a second stimulus, or executing a final action, according to the selected target option, and storing the first response and the selected target option in the first database with a classification identifier identifying the operator.
US11921906B2	Security device with programmable systolic-matrix cryptographic module and programmable input/output interface A system includes programmable systolic cryptographic modules for security processing of packets from a data source. A first programmable input/output interface routes each incoming packet to one of the systolic cryptographic modules for encryption processing. A second programmable input/output interface routes the encrypted packets from the one systolic cryptographic module to a common data storage. In one embodiment, the first programmable input/output interface is coupled to an interchangeable physical interface that receives the incoming packets from the data source. In another embodiment, each cryptographic module includes a programmable systolic packet input engine, a programmable cryptographic engine, and a programmable systolic packet output engine, each configured as a systolic array (e.g., using FPGAs) for data processing.
US11921903B1	Machine learning model fingerprinting Data is received that characterizes artefacts associated with each of a plurality of layers of a first machine learning model. Fingerprints are then generated for each of the artefacts in the layers of the first machine learning model. These generated fingerprints collectively form a model indicator for the first machine learning model. It is then determined whether the first machine learning model is derived from another machine learning model by performing a similarity analysis between the model indicator for the first machine learning model and model indicators generated for each of a plurality of reference machine learning models each comprising a respective set of fingerprints. Data characterizing the determination can be provided to a consuming application or process. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.
US11921901B2	Delegated document sending and management A system receives a request associated with a first account to delegate, to a second account, authority to send documents on behalf of the first account. The request identifies requirements that must be satisfied before the second account can send documents on behalf of the first account. Responsive to receiving a request to send a first document to a first entity from the second account and on behalf of the second account, the system sends the first document to the first entity. Responsive to receiving a request to send a second document to a second entity from the second account and on behalf of the first account, the system determines whether the request to send the second document satisfies the requirements. Responsive to the request satisfying the requirements, the system sends the second document to the second entity on behalf of the first account.
US11921899B2	System and method for improving security of personally identifiable information A system and for improving security of personally identifiable information stored in a computer database. The system and method enable a user's location information to be maintained in a data storage and retrieval system in such a way that it prohibits a user from being uniquely identified by the location information stored in the data storage and the retrieval system.
US11921898B2	Identity resolution and data enrichment framework Provided herein are systems and methods for identity resolution and data enrichment. An example method performed by at least one hardware processor includes detecting at an account of a data provider, an update to personally identifiable information (PII). The PII is stored in a source table managed by an account of a data consumer. An identity resolution process is performed based on detecting the update. The identity resolution process includes generating a secure identifier of a user associated with the PII. The method further includes generating at the account of the data provider, a result table including the secure identifier. The result table is shared with the account of the data consumer.
US11921897B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method and program An information processing apparatus which anonymizes data composed of records including one or more items through statistical processing, includes a memory and a processor to execute classifying respective records constituting the data into one or more sets based on masking target items indicating items to be masked among the items, a dictionary which expresses categories of item values in a tree structure for each of the masking target items, a selected hierarchy level indicating a hierarchy level selected in the tree structure for each of the masking target items, and the number of records included in the data, and calculating the number of records N of each set and a ratio of records belonging to a set including N records, and dividing the data into one or more pieces of data in a case where the ratio of the records belonging to the set including N records satisfies a predetermined condition.
US11921896B2	Systems and methods for anonymizing a dataset of biometric data while retaining data utility A global partitioning-based method for anonymizing a dataset of biometric data may include an anonymization computer program: (1) receiving a value k representing a number of records to hide a biometric datum among, a value t that represents a t-closeness parameter for a t-close distribution, a weight parameter, and a first number of features to retain for determining an attribute of interest; (2) receiving the attribute of interest; (3) calculating a distribution of the attribute of interest in a biometric dataset; (4) splitting the biometric dataset into a plurality of k-sized clusters that satisfy the t-close distribution; (5) anonymizing each biometric datum in the plurality of k-sized clusters using a weighted average of landmarks for the biometric datums in k-sized clusters using the weight parameter; (6) adding each anonymized biometric datum into an anonymized biometric dataset; and (7) persisting the anonymized biometric dataset.
US11921893B2	Connected device adapted to measure at least a physical quantity A connected device with at least one sensor adapted to measure at least a physical quantity and to report a measure of this physical quantity to a remote device, the at least one sensor system providing an output Z which is then digitized in order to provide an output signal Y having a first and a second component, the first component being representative of the measured physical quantity X and the second component being representative of the structural noise R introduced by the at least one sensor. The connected device also has a noise generator configured to generate using as an input at least one parameter representative of the structural noise R a blurring noise V which is uncorrelated with said structural noise R; combine the digital output signal Y with the blurring noise V in order to generate a signal Y′; transmit signal Y′ to the remote device.
US11921891B2	Method for restricting access to a data owner's data A computer-implemented method of restricting access to a data owner's data comprising the steps of storing a record associated with a data owner; receiving a request to protect data from the data owner; protecting the data by way of encryption, tokenization or other data protection mechanism; returning the data in a protected format to the data owner; receiving a request from the data owner to change the accessibility of the data owner's data; and changing the accessibility of the data owner's data.
US11921890B2	Method and apparatus for trajectory anonymization based on a trajectory exchange twist An approach is provided for data-preserving trajectory anonymization. The approach involves, for example, processing a plurality of location trajectories to determine one or more exchange twists. The plurality of location trajectories are respectively a sequence of locations points determined by a location sensor of a device, and the one or more exchange twists are one or more locations at which at least two trajectories of the plurality of location trajectories match based on a matching criterion. The approach also involves initiating a swapping of one or more trajectory identifiers among the plurality of location trajectories based on the one or more exchange twists to generate anonymized trajectory data. The approach further involves providing the anonymized trajectory data as an output to a location-based service.
US11921889B2	Selective display of sensitive data Selectively presenting information by generating a dictionary including information categorized as sensitive according to a participant's characteristic, generating a display matrix including display rules according to the participant's characteristics, detecting sensitive data in a presentation stream, determining display coordinates for the sensitive data, determining a presentation status for the sensitive data according to the participant's characteristics, the dictionary, the decision tree and the display matrix, and masking the presentation of the sensitive information according to the presentation status and the display coordinates.
US11921884B2	Techniques for preventing collusion using simultaneous key release Described herein are a system and techniques for enabling user control over usage of their information by data consumers, even when untrusted parties are involved, while also preventing collusion between the untrusted party and a data consumer. A user's information may be collected by a client device and provided to a host server. An encrypted version of the user's information may be stored at the host server so that it is processed on a private enclave of the host server. When the data is to be provided to multiple data consumers, the data may be encrypted for each of the data consumers and may be released to each of those data consumers simultaneously once confirmation has been received that the data has been made available to each of the data consumers.
US11921882B2	Safecase process Described is a secure, electronic, submission process providing and enabling applicants to initiate requests to desirous requestors seeking such submissions based on authenticated and trusted identities and/or credentials or which could be authenticated securely through other defined processes. SafeCase is an innovative process for convenience, ease and security in application submissions for anyone and everyone through an electronic interface that has been built innovatively on the strong foundations of Identity Management, giving irrevocable and irrefutable trust on the Identity and/or credentials and/or the purpose that an applicant is applying for or wishes to achieve. SafeCase is an end-to-end secure and transparent interface, wherein the applicant (i.e. the Candidate) utilizes his/her Authenticated Credential(s) or Identity(ies) to submit an application. The applicant remains updated in real time on the status of the submitted application till its final disposal. On the other hand, the Requestor securely receives the said application and gets further updated if and when there is any change to the said submitted identity or credentials thereof.
US11921877B2	Efficient random tokenization in the cloud Systems and methods for providing decentralized tokenization with mapping data devoid of sensitive data. A node receives a set of index-key pairs generated by a randomization service external to the node. Each index-key pair in the set of index-key pairs defines a particular index value mapped to a particular random key value. The node creates a mapping structure using the set of index-key pairs. Data-in-transit comprising sensitive data is received. A tokenization service of the node generates a token for the sensitive data using the mapping structure.
US11921876B1	Organization-level global data object on data platform Provided herein are systems and methods for global data objects on a data platform where the global data objects are accessible at an organization level. In particular, an organization-level global data object provided by various embodiments can be used as a generic organization object that is owned by a specific organization, and can be managed (e.g., created, deleted, or modified) by use of a leader-based model.
US11921872B2	Access control for a data object including data with different access requirements A computer system controls access to data. A request is received from an entity to access data comprising a primary data object corresponding to a physical item. One or more secondary data objects included in the primary data object are identified, wherein the one or more secondary data objects correspond to physical components of the physical item. Access requirements for the primary data object and the one or more secondary data objects are determined. In response to determining that the access requirements are satisfied by the entity, the entity is granted access to the data comprising the primary data object and the one or more secondary data objects. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and program product for controlling access to data in substantially the same manner described above.
US11921871B2	Unlocking electronic notepads for writing Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for detecting an identifier communication from a writing implement and transitioning a previously modified interior page of an electronic notepad from a locked state to an unlocked state if the identifier communication corresponds to one or more stored identifiers. Moreover, a plurality of additional interior pages of the electronic notepad may be maintained in the locked state while the previously modified interior page is in the unlocked state.
US11921867B2	Digital data comparison filter, system and method, and applications therefor Described are various embodiments of a digital data comparison filter, system and method, and applications therefor. In one embodiment, a digital data comparator system comprises two or more transformation engines each having securely stored in association therewith a common key, a common designated comparator threshold number, and a respective identifier; and a reconstitution engine operable to access partial encryption information from each transformation engine and, only upon relating to identical digital data, process each partial encryption information to successfully release the identical digital data.
US11921861B2	Providing the status of model extraction in the presence of colluding users Methods, systems, and computer program products for providing the status of model extraction in the presence of colluding users are provided herein. A computer-implemented method includes generating, for each of multiple users, a summary of user input to a machine learning model; comparing the generated summaries to boundaries of multiple feature classes within an input space of the machine learning model; computing correspondence metrics based at least in part on the comparisons; identifying, based at least in part on the computed metrics, one or more of the multiple users as candidates for extracting portions of the machine learning model in an adversarial manner; and generating and outputting an alert, based on the identified users, to an entity related to the machine learning model.
US11921858B2	System and method for protecting against alterations in chain of trust sequences A system for protecting an information handling system from alterations in chain sequencing uses a root of trust to secure transition points between entities in a sequence according to a chain of trust stored in a chain of trust database. Before transitioning control from a first entity transferring control to a second entity receiving control, the root of trust validates the transferring entity and the receiving entity. Failure to validate both entities results in the root of trust stopping the boot process to prevent malicious code from interfering with the BIOS executing the correct steps in the process.
US11921855B2	Anti-malware adaptor for removable storage devices An adaptor includes non-volatile memory that stores a scan engine. A removable storage device is connected to the adaptor, which in turn is connected to a host computer. Files being copied between the removable storage device and the host computer through the adaptor are scanned for malware using the scan engine.
US11921854B2	Malware detection quality control A method of continuous development of an internal threat scan engine based on an iterative quality assessment includes iteratively performing a dynamic assessment of a quality of a threat detection with a frequency defined for each of objects in an object collection, wherein a result of the dynamic assessment includes internal and external scan results of the objects and a consistency verdict of the internal and external scan results of the objects, changing a frequency of scanning iteration of the objects based on the consistency verdict of the external and internal scan results of the objects, classifying the objects based on the result of the dynamic assessment, and creating a development task including the internal and external scan results of the objects, meta-data of the objects, and automated test results to provide details for developing a software to fix inconsistency of the internal and external scan results.
US11921849B2	Reuse-trap: re-purposing cache reuse distance to defend against side channel leakage A system for defending against a side channel attack. The system includes a reuse distance buffer configured to measure one or more reuse distances for a microarchitecture block according to information of marker candidates and information of target events of a microarchitecture block; and a defense actuator configured to determine existence of a side channel attack in the microarchitecture block according to the one or more reuse distances for the microarchitecture block.
US11921847B1	Detection of abnormal application programming interface (API) sessions including a sequence of API requests using space partitioning data structures A computer-implemented method includes receiving training data that includes a plurality of API requests from a plurality of client devices. The method includes generating a plurality of permissible API sessions based on the training data. Each of the permissible API sessions is associated with a corresponding client device of the plurality of client devices and includes a sequence of API requests originating from the corresponding client device. The method includes applying a sequence embedding technique to the plurality of permissible API sessions to generate a plurality of embeddings and applying a dimensionality reduction technique to the plurality of embedding to generate a plurality of compact embeddings. The method includes storing each of the compact embeddings in a space partitioning data structure at storage locations within the space partitioning data structure that are determined based on similarities between the compact embeddings.
US11921845B2	Risk evaluation and countermeasure planning system, and risk evaluation and countermeasure planning method The present invention is provided with a threat analysis processing unit that, on the basis of an analysis result from the vulnerability analysis unit, analyzes a threat to the system and outputs a threat analysis result; a countermeasure planning unit that, on the basis of the threat analysis result and vulnerability information, plans the countermeasure plan which reduces the impact of the vulnerability; a security test planning unit that plans the security test on the basis of the countermeasure plan; an evaluation calculation unit that performs an evaluation on the basis of the security test, and outputs an evaluation result; and a result processing unit that processes the evaluation result and generates a security countermeasure.
US11921844B2	Forensic data collection and analysis utilizing function call stacks A novel compiler is described. The compiler is able to view source code of the application in its entirety and can do so from the inside. Unlike other tools which examine the forensic data from an application crash after the fact, from the outside, the compiler of the present invention can provide novel data on function call stacks and function profiles during runtime. The application may be stopped immediately during runtime to prevent further or potential damage, but the forensic data that is collected is focused and can be used to show where vulnerabilities exists in the application and how they were exploited. Hashes are taken of function call stacks and used as unique identifiers or thumbprints which can be used to reduce the volume of forensic data that needs to be analyzed after an attack.
US11921843B2	Multi-threaded secure processor with control flow attack detection A fault detecting multi-thread pipeline processor with fault detection is operative with a single pipeline stage which generates branch status comprising at least one of branch taken/not_taken, branch direction, and branch target. A first thread has control and data instructions, the control instructions comprising loop instructions including unconditional and conditional branch instructions, loop initialization instructions, loop arithmetic instructions, and no operation (NOP) instructions. A second thread has only control instructions and either has the non-control instructions replaced with NOP instructions, or removed entirely. A fault detector compares the branch status of the first thread and second thread and asserts a fault output when they do not match.
US11921842B2	Multifactor authorization on accessing hardware resources In an approach for multifactor authorization on hardware calls of resources, a processor receives a request for a hardware resource from a plurality of hardware resources being monitored. A processor calculates a risk level associated with the hardware resource of the request based on a respective risk level data repository. A processor, in response to a determination the risk level requires multifactor authorization, determines that a user associated with the request is logged in. A processor identifies a mechanism used by the user to log in. A processor determines whether a challenge associated with the multifactor authorization based on the mechanism is successful. A processor, in response to a determination the challenge associated with the multifactor authorization is successful, enables access to the hardware resource of the request.
US11921839B2	Multiple device credential sharing Techniques are disclosed relating to sharing a user credential between computing devices. In some embodiments, a first computing device stores a set of user credentials usable to authenticate a user and receives, from a second computing device, a request for a user credential to be provided responsive to an authentication prompt associated with the second computing device. In such an embodiment, the request includes an indication of a service for which the authentication prompt is being presented. Based on the indication, the first computing device determines whether the stored set of user credentials includes a user credential relevant to the authentication prompt and presents a selection prompt asking a user of the first computing device to select a one of the stored set of user credentials to provide to the second computing device for authentication to the service, the relevant user credential being identified in the selection prompt.
US11921837B2	Dynamic security seal Features are disclosed for a dynamic security seal indicating a security of an application. A computing device can receive a request to implement a dynamic security seal for an application. The computing device can validate a relationship between an entity and the application and between an image and the application. Based on validating these relationships, the computing device can generate a dynamic security seal. When implemented, the dynamic security seal may display a plurality of faces. A face of the plurality of faces may be the image. The dynamic security seal can sequentially display the plurality of faces based on various criteria.
US11921835B2	MLU-based magnetic device having an authentication and physical unclonable function and authentication method using said MLU device A MLU-based magnetic device including a plurality of MLU-based magnetic cells, each MLU cell including a first ferromagnetic layer having a first magnetization, a second ferromagnetic layer having a second magnetization, and a spacing layer between the first and second ferromagnetic layers. An input device is configured for generating an input signal adapted for changing the orientation of the first magnetization relative to the second magnetization and vary a resistance of the MLU device. A bit line is configured for passing a sense signal adapted for measuring the resistance. A processing unit is configured for computing an electrical variation from the sense signal and outputting an electrical variation signature. The present disclosure further pertains to an authentication method for reading the MLU device.
US11921832B2	Authentication by a facial biometric In some implementations, a terminal device may receive, from a mobile device associated with a user, first information identifying a first facial depth map of the user generated by the mobile device. The terminal device may generate a second facial depth map of the user. The first facial depth map may be generated before the second facial depth map. The terminal device may determine whether the user is authenticated to perform an exchange based on whether the first information identifying the first facial depth map corresponds to second information identifying the second facial depth map. The terminal device may transmit, to the mobile device and based on determining that the user is authenticated, a message indicating that the user is authenticated. The terminal device may receive, from the mobile device, exchange information identifying a credential for performing the exchange.
US11921831B2	Enrollment system with continuous learning and confirmation Person or object authentication can be performed using artificial intelligence-enabled systems. Reference information, such as for use in comparisons or assessments for authentication, can be updated over time to accommodate changes in an individual's appearance, voice, or behavior. In an example, reference information can be updated automatically with test data, or reference information can be updated conditionally, based on instructions from a system administrator. Various types of media can be used for authentication, including image information, audio information, or biometric information. In an example, authentication can be performed wholly or partially at an edge device such as a security panel in an installed security system.
US11921827B2	Dynamic monitoring and authorization of an optimization device Disclosed is a system and method for the monitoring and authorization of an optimization device in a network. In exemplary embodiments, an optimization device transmits an authorization request message to a portal to receive authorization to operate. The portal transmits an authorization response message to the optimization device with capability parameters for operation of the device, including at least one expiration parameter for the authorization. The optimization device sends updated authorization request messages to the portal with its device usage information, such that the portal can dynamically monitor the optimization device and continue to authorize its operation.
US11921815B2	Techniques for the automated customization and deployment of a machine learning application A server system can receive an input identifying a problem to generate a solution using a machine-learning application. The method selects a machine-learning model template from a plurality of templates based at least in part on the input. The method analyzes one or more formats of the customer data to generate a customer data schema based at least in part a data ontology that applies to the identified problem. The method determines whether the customer data schema is misaligned with one or more key features of the selected machine-learning model template. Based on this determination, the method analyzes the metadata for the selected machine-learning model template to determine what additional information is required to re-align the customer data with the data expectations. The method can include gathering the addition information required to re-align the customer data with the data expectations of the selected machine-learning model template.
US11921812B2	Content creative web browser The present disclosure is directed toward systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for providing a creativity web browser for content creation that integrates features of a content management system with internet browsing capabilities. Specifically, the disclosed systems provide a creativity web browser that includes specialized interface elements for restructuring web browsing to focus on content-related context, including a digital canvas, a content collection pane, an x-ray pane, and other elements. The disclosed systems can provide access to browsing across multiple systems or platforms, such as internet locations and/or locations within a content management system, within an integrated web browsing environment.
US11921811B2	Adaptive data platforms An experimentation platform controls testing of features by an application server. Based on a user identifier, the experimentation platform determines which feature should be provided, and the application server provides the corresponding version of a user interface. If the user behavior data shows that using a tested feature results in an improvement, the tested feature will be adopted. To determine whether or not an improvement is observed, a statistically significant amount of data is gathered. The experimentation platform gathers data regarding user behavior for the feature versions and, in response, adjusts the frequency at which each version is served. Providing the proposed version to an increased percentage of users decreases the total number of page serves required to gather statistically significant data. The experimentation platform may provide an updated projected time to completion of testing based on the changed percentage of users receiving the proposed version.
US11921804B2	Data visualization implementation Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media with instructions for methods here may be used to create and render interactive charts using large amounts of data, by efficiently dividing up the storage and processing of the data between a networked side and a local application side. In certain example embodiments, these two sides work in conjunction with one another, alternatively or additionally, in certain example embodiments, they may act independently and/or alone. The resulting charts may then be used by being embedded in external web pages.
US11921801B2	Electronic apparatus and keyword management method thereof Provided is a keyword management method of an electronic apparatus. The keyword management method may include confirming a landing page type corresponding to a keyword associated with a search service of another apparatus, checking whether the keyword corresponds to a keyword set, changing the landing page type corresponding to the keyword when the keyword corresponds to the keyword set and the confirmed landing page type is not a landing page type related to the keyword set, and providing information on the changed landing page type to the other apparatus.
US11921800B2	System and method for segmenting mobile entities based on mobile device signals The present disclosure provides novel techniques to segment mobile entities based on signals from mobile devices associated with these mobile entities. In certain embodiments, a data file is built for each mobile entity to transform originally extremely high dimensional raw data derived from mobile devices communicating with a network into structured data characterizing associated mobile entities. The data files are structured for filtering and searching with respect to features associated with the signals from mobile devices, including location and non-location features. The data files are used to determine feature gains corresponding respectively to features related to a mobile segment. The features include first features of a first type and second features of a second type. The feature gains are used, among other things, to rank mobile entities for the mobile segment, with feature gains corresponding to the first features given a larger weight than feature gains corresponding to the second features.
US11921799B1	Generating and using alert definitions Operational machine components of an information technology (IT) or other microprocessor- or microcontroller-permeated environment generate disparate forms of machine data. Network connections are established between these components and processors of an automatic data intake and query system (DIQS). The DIQS conducts network transactions on a periodic and/or continuous basis with the machine components to receive the disparate data and ingest certain of the data as measurement entries of a DIQS metrics datastore that is searchable for DIQS query processing. The DIQS may receive search queries to process against the received and ingested data via an exposed network interface. In one example embodiment, a query building component conducts a user interface using a network attached client device. The query building component may elicit search criteria via the user interface using a natural language interface, construct a proper query therefrom, and present new information based on results returned from the DIQS.
US11921797B2	Computer service for indexing threaded comments with pagination support Embodiments include a computer-implemented method for storing comments received at a collaboration page of a content collaboration system in a hierarchical relationship that corresponds to the comments position in a comments field. The method can include receiving a comment at a user interface displaying the collaboration page and creating a thread identification string for the comment having a set of string portions. The method can also include obtaining a comment index file comprising an ordered list of previously-entered comments having respective thread identification strings, adding the comment and thread identification string to the ordered list of previously-entered comments at a location indicated by the thread identification string, designating a pagination of the ordered list of previously-entered comments in the comment index file in accordance with a fixed number of simultaneously viewable lines, and displaying a subset of the ordered list of previously-entered comments in the comment field.
US11921789B2	Search engine training apparatus and method and search engine trained using the apparatus and method An apparatus and method for training a search engine generates synthetic search arguments and target information that are provided to the search engine as training. A search argument simulator ingests product information and historical interaction data, determines relevant descriptors, creates compound descriptors, and creates candidate search arguments. A trainer checks the candidates against historical search arguments, identifies similar search arguments and determines likely search arguments that are used for training. An evaluator monitors search engine responses and triggers retraining of the search engine.
US11921788B2	Registration for system level search user interface A system level search module receives system level search user interface registration information for an application of the computing device. The registration information includes an indication of how the system level search module can launch the application. The registration information is added to a registration store, and the application is included as one of one or more applications that can be searched using the system level search user interface.
US11921785B2	Inline graph algorithm execution with a relational SQL engine Techniques described herein allow a user of an RDBMS to specify a graph algorithm function (GAF) declaration, which defines a graph algorithm that takes a graph object as input and returns a logical graph object as output. A database dictionary stores the GAF declaration, which allows addition of GAFs without changing the RDBMS kernel. GAFs are used within graph queries to compute output properties of property graph objects. Output properties are accessible in the enclosing graph pattern matching query, and are live for the duration of the query cursor execution. According to various embodiments, the declaration of a GAF includes a DESCRIBE function, used for semantic analysis of the GAF, and an EXECUTE function, which defines the operations performed by the GAF. Furthermore, composition of GAFs in a graph query is done by supplying, as the input graph argument of an outer GAF, the result of an inner GAF.
US11921784B2	Flexible, scalable graph-processing accelerator An accelerator device includes a first processing unit to access a structure of a graph dataset, and a second processing unit coupled with the first processing unit to perform computations based on data values in the graph dataset.
US11921783B1	Systems and methods for extracting and combining XML files of an XFA document Described herein are systems and methods for extracting and combining XML files of an XFA document. The systems include processors and memory for efficient processing and data storage. The systems can identify XFA documents and generate XML files by parsing the XFA documents. The systems can identify XML nodes within XML files, with each node corresponding to a particular node type, and generate web forms including web nodes, with each web node mapped to a corresponding XML node. The systems can receive input corresponding to the respective node type and store an association between the input received for the web node and the node type and an identifier of an XML node to which the web node is mapped. The systems can update the XML files using the association and generate the populated XFA document by combining the updated XML files according to the schema of the XFA document.
US11921782B2	VideoChat The present disclosure provides a technical solution of multi-modal chatting, which may provide response to user query by using multi-modal response in the interaction between chatbot and human beings, so that the expressing ways and the expressed content by the chatbot could be richer by using such response in a multi-modal way.
US11921780B2	Systems and methods for modifying spelling of a list of names based on a score associated with a first name Systems and methods are disclosed herein for modifying the spelling of a list of names based on a score associated with a first name. The systems and methods may receive a media asset, determine a first source of data corresponding to the media asset, and receive, from the first source of data, a list of names, each name in the list of names being associated with a respective copy of the media asset. The systems and methods may generate a reduced list of names, retrieve a criterion from storage, determine a set of scores corresponding to each name from the reduced list of names based on the criterion, select a first name from the reduced list of names based on the set of scores, and modify the spelling of a second name in the list of names based on the first name.
US11921779B2	Generating and distributing a replacement playlist An embodiment may involve a server device transmitting, over a wide area network, a first playlist with a first duration to a client device. Possibly while the client device is playing out a current audio file of a first plurality of audio files in the playlist, the server device may receive an instruction from the client device and generate a second playlist. The second playlist may include references to a second plurality of audio files, where playout of the second plurality of audio files may have a duration that is less than the duration of the playout of the first plurality of audio files. The server device may transmit, over the wide area network, the second playlist to the client device. Reception of the second playlist at the client device may cause the audio player application to retrieve and play out the second plurality of audio files.
US11921777B2	Machine learning for digital image selection across object variations Digital image selection techniques are described that employ machine learning to select a digital image of an object from a plurality of digital images of the object. The plurality of digital images each capture the object for inclusion as part of generating digital content, e.g., a webpage, a thumbnail to represent a digital video, and so on. In one example, digital image selection techniques are described that employ machine learning to select a digital image of an object from a plurality of digital images of the object. As a result, the service provider system may select a digital image of an object from a plurality of digital images of the object that has an increased likelihood of achieving a desired outcome and may address the multitude of different ways in which an object may be presented to a user.
US11921774B2	Method for selecting image of interest to construct retrieval database and image control system performing the same Exemplary embodiments relate to a method for selecting an image of interest to construct a retrieval database including receiving an image captured by an imaging device, detecting an object of interest in the received image, selecting an image of interest based on at least one of complexity of the image in which the object of interest is detected and image quality of the object of interest, and storing information related to the image of interest in the retrieval database, and an image control system performing the same.
US11921766B2	Generating electronic summary documents for landing pages Described herein are technologies related to constructing supplemental content items that summarize electronic landing pages. A sequence to sequence model that is configured to construct supplemental content items is trained based upon a corpus of electronic landing pages and supplemental content items that have been constructed by domain experts, wherein each landing page has a respective supplemental content item assigned thereto. The sequence to sequence model is additionally trained using self critical sequence training, where estimated click through rates of supplemental content items generated by the sequence to sequence model are employed to train the sequence to sequence model.
US11921764B2	Utilizing artificial intelligence models to manage and extract knowledge for an application or a system A device may receive, in near-real time, unstructured data associated with an application or a system, and may extract textual data from the unstructured data. The device may parse the textual data to generate parsed textual data, and may perform natural language processing on the parsed textual data to generate processed textual data. The device may process the processed textual data, with a clustering model, to identify topical data associated with the processed textual data, and may process the topical data, with a classification model, to group the topical data into categories. The device may generate a knowledge graph based on the categories, and may store the knowledge graph in a data structure. The knowledge graph may enable the device to provide answers to questions associated with the application or the system.
US11921763B2	Methods and systems to parse a software component search query to enable multi entity search Systems and methods for parsing a software component search query to enable multi entity searches are provided. An exemplary method includes filtering a search query for unwanted characters, correcting a spelling of the search query, applying a first machine learning model to remove filter terms from the search query, parsing the query to extract entities, categorizing the entities as natural language, programming language, or keyword text, applying a second machine learning model to enhance search characteristics of the entities characterized as natural language, applying a third machine learning model to enhance search characteristics of the entities characterized as programming language, applying a fourth machine learning model to enhance search characteristics of the entities categorized as keyword text, consolidating the enhanced entities into an enhanced search query, applying a fifth machine learning model to determine intended sources for the search query, and searching the intended sources for results.
US11921762B2	Domain assistant system and method A method, computer program product, and computer system identifying an intent relating to a query associated with an object. A plurality of informational items associated with the object may be identified. At least a first informational item associated with the object for which a first portion of information is already known may be identified. At least a second informational item associated with the object for which a second portion of information is unknown may be identified. A question may be generated to determine the second portion of information based upon the second portion of information being unknown. An answer may be received to determine the second portion of information. A response to the intent relating to the query may be provided based upon the first informational item for which the first portion of information is already known and the answer for the question generated to determine the second portion of information.
US11921761B2	Method, apparatus and computer program product for improving deep question-answering (QA) applications using feedback from retrieval QA applications Methods, apparatus, systems, computing devices, computing entities, and/or the like for a hybrid question-answering (QA) application are provided. The hybrid QA application includes both a retrieval QA application and a deep QA application, and uses feedback from the retrieval QA application to improve the deep QA application.
US11921756B2	Automated database operation classification using artificial intelligence techniques Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for automated database operation classification using artificial intelligence techniques are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes obtaining at least one query related to one or more database operations; obtaining information pertaining to a set of multiple storage resources; classifying the at least one query as associated with at least one of multiple subsets of storage resources among the set of multiple storage resources by processing at least a portion of the query and at least a portion of the information pertaining to the set of multiple storage resources using one or more artificial intelligence techniques; and performing one or more automated actions based at least in part on the classifying of the at least one query.
US11921755B2	Data clustering using analysis of multiple encoding techniques An embodiment includes building a hierarchical data structure using a hybrid hierarchical clustering process. The hybrid hierarchical clustering process comprises one or more iterations of a level-building process. An embodiment of the level-building process comprises building, by a classical processor, a first parent level of a current uppermost level of the hierarchical data structure by clustering classically-encoded clusters of the current uppermost level. The embodiment of the level-building process also comprises identifying, by a quantum processor, a set of candidate clustering options for clustering quantum-encoded clusters of the current uppermost level for a second parent level, including forming each of the set of candidate clustering options in parallel using respective different quantum encoding spaces. The embodiment of the level-building process also comprises building, by the classical processor, the second parent level based on a subset of the candidate clustering options.
US11921754B2	Systems and methods for categorization of ingested database entries to determine topic frequency A categorization system can include a computing device that is configured to obtain a plurality of data items over a threshold analysis period from an incoming data database in response to a threshold analysis interval elapsing. The computing device can also be configured to select a categorization model from a model database. The computing device can also be configured to, for each data item of the plurality of data items, apply the categorization model to the data item to identify at least one topic associated with the corresponding data item. The computing device can also be configured to generate a categorization visualization indicating a frequency of data items corresponding to each topic. The computing device can also be configured to transmit the categorization visualization to at least one of: (i) a user interface of an analyst device and (ii) a categorized database.
US11921753B2	System and method for preauthorizing database transaction commits A system and method for committing preauthorized database transactions generates a preauthorized database transactions based on a received parameter and a parameter value. The method further includes storing the generated preauthorized database transaction in a temporary storage; accessing a reference database to determine a current value of the received parameter; determining that a current value of the received parameter matches the received parameter value; and committing the preauthorized database transaction to a database.
US11921747B2	Self healing fast sync any point in time replication systems using augmented Merkle trees Replication operations of replicating data from a production site to a replica site. The replication is performed using independent Merkle trees. The Merkle trees are updated asynchronously using Merkle trees that have been augmented with a time-based value. The synchronization is verified by comprising root hashes of the independent Merkle trees at certain points in time. The replication and Merkle trees are self-healing and trigger a resynchronization when a discrepancy is discovered.
US11921744B2	Systems and methods for detecting performance degradation in distributed database deployments Systems and methods are configured to identify and resolve user-based issues, architecture issues, and data model issues that are introduced into distributed database deployments. Even in the context of a pre-built distributed database system, “bad” user behavior can have huge impacts on database performance. Various embodiments provide for analysis and resolution of architecture issues, as well schema issues, and can be configured to identify and resolve such problems in the context of dynamic schema database systems. Unlike relational database counterparts, dynamic schema databases do not enforce static database architecture or defined schemas. In such environments, database data and database formatting can be mostly unconstrained. If used properly, this flexibility enables easy configuration and execution. However, when improperly designed, small flaws magnify in significance as the database grows. Various embodiments identify anti-patterns indicative of non-optimal configuration or bad performance, and generate options for resolving them.
US11921743B2	Dynamic profile reconciliation in group-based communication systems Techniques for performing dynamic profile reconciliation in a communication system. A server computing system may identify two or more user profiles corresponding to a same user that is associated with the communication system. The server computing system may integrate historical data associated with the two or more user profiles into a single user profile (e.g., a destination user profile). The historical data may include messages sent and/or received via the two or more user profiles, files associated with the messages, metadata corresponding to each message, and the like. Responsive to combining the two or more user profiles into the single user profile, the server computing system may delete at least one of the two or more user profiles, storing the combined data in association with the single user profile.
US11921731B2	Pipeline for document scoring One or more techniques and/or systems are provided for implementing a pipeline used to generate, train, test, and implement a document scoring model for assigning document scores to documents. Features from various sources are combined to create a joined page level feature set, a joined domain level feature set, and a host level feature set. Numerical features and content features are extracted from ground truth documents and random documents. The numerical features are joined with the joined feature sets to create a set of joined features. The document scoring model is trained using the set of joined features and a training technique. A document is scored with a document score using the document scoring model based upon the content features and the set of joined features with document scores obtained during training.
US11921729B1	Context-aware recommendations in a health management platform user interface A technique for generating and presenting context-aware recommendations to assist a patient in managing a chronic health condition. A health management platform provides various services that are accessible to a patient via a graphical user interface (GUI). Input data are received from various services and processed to generate contextual data associated with the patient such as a health state of the patient. Using the contextual data, a recommendation to access a particular service is generated and presented to the patient via the GUI. For example, in response to determining a health state of a patient, a recommendation to access a service to improve the health state of the patient can be automatically presented via the GUI to encourage the patient to access the service.
US11921711B2	Trained sequence-to-sequence conversion of database queries Methods and systems are provided for sequence-to-sequence conversion from unstructured search queries to structured database queries, so that lay persons may retrieve information from relational databases without specialized knowledge of database query languages. An encoder module and a decoder module of a learning model are trained to convert an unstructured search query to an intermediate feature vector by computing co-attention and self-attention based on a context string and a database schema, encoding the database schema in the context string by application of self-attention between the context string containing tokens of the database schema with learned structural attention heads which relate the token to logic of the database. Training is performed using labeled training datasets which include structured database queries which are normalized by parsing into a semantic representation thereof, followed by linearization.
US11921707B2	Automatically recommending database access patterns for transactions in microservices Recommending database access patterns for transactions in microservices is provided. A recommendation of a particular database access pattern to improve access by transactions to data in fields of tables in a database corresponding to a microservice is generated based on analysis of field access graphs for the tables accessed by the transactions. The recommendation of the particular database access pattern is output. The particular database access pattern is implemented to improve access by the transactions to the data in the fields of the tables in the database corresponding to the microservice to improve performance of the microservice based on user input and read view implementation guidance.
US11921705B2	Information storage and retrieval using an off-chain isomorphic database and a distributed ledger A processor-implemented method for the ownership transfer and tracking of tangible assets using a blockchain is described. In an embodiment, the method includes generating a root node associated with a tangible asset via a processor. The root node has a first hash value that represents a storage location of the root node, data associated with a tangible asset, and a second hash value that represents a storage location of the subsidiary node. The method also includes storing a hierarchical hash-linked tree structure in a non-transitory, processor-readable memory. The hierarchical hash-linked tree structure can include multiple nodes. The multiple nodes include the root node and the subsidiary node. The subsidiary node has the second hash value, and data associated with a tangible sub-asset of the tangible asset.
US11921702B2	Issue rank management in an issue tracking system Described herein is a computer implemented method for balancing a set of issues maintained by an issue tracking system, each issue in the set of issues having an original rank value. The method comprises determining a set of new rank values for the issue in the set of issues; selecting a first issue from the set of issues, the first issue being an issue from set of issues that is neither a lowest ranked issue or highest ranked issue; determining whether the first issue can be safely re-ranked based on the new rank value calculated for the first issue and original rank values of issues adjacent to the first issue; and in response to determining that the first issue can safely be re-ranked, re-ranking the first issue by assigning the new rank value determined for the first issue to the first issue.
US11921701B2	Global distributed transactions across microservices A global transaction system receives a transaction request for a plurality of database services of microservices. The global transaction system receives a plurality of local commit decisions of local commit requests from local transaction managers of the database services of the microservices. The local commit request corresponds to the transaction request for each database. The global transaction system generates a physical commit request to each of the local transaction managers based on the local commit decisions and a global commit decision. Each local transaction manager submits the physical commit request to each database server of the database services corresponding to the transaction request.
US11921699B1	Lease-based consistency management for handling failover in a database Lease-based consistency may be implemented for databases to handle failovers. A database node may obtain a consistency lease that describes a point in time determined from a time-to-live amount added to a consistent point in time for database data. While the consistency lease is valid, Multi-version Concurrency Control (MVCC) snapshots assigned by the database node can be used to handle requests to access the database data. Once expired, the database node may have to renew the consistency lease in order to continue to handle write and read requests.
US11921697B2	Methods and systems for detecting spurious data patterns Disclosed are implementations that include a method for detecting anomalous data, including converting a set of data values representative of a multi-dimensional item into a nodes-and-edges graph representation of the item, applying a graph convolution process to the graph representation to generate a transformed graph representation for the item comprising a resultant transformed configuration of the nodes and edges representing the item, and determining, based on the transformed configuration, a probability that the item is anomalous. Another example method includes receiving input data at a neural network circuit comprising a plurality of node layers, with each of the plurality of node layers comprising respective one or more nodes, with the neural network circuit further comprising adjustable weighted connections connecting at least some nodes in different layers of the plurality of node layers. The method further includes removing one or more of the weighted connections at one or more time instances.
US11921696B1	Automatic feedback loop for incremental data set processing A method of updating a data set using event-based conditions includes adding a first data point to the data set and triggering a first event indicating that the data set has changed. Adding the first data point to the data set triggers the first event. The method also includes, in response to the first event, updating conditions for completing the data set. The conditions are associated with action pathways for receiving or verifying missing data points in the data set. The method further includes triggering a second event indicating that the conditions for completing the data set have changed and, in response to the second event, distributing the conditions to a plurality of distributed services. Each of the plurality of distributed services is configured to execute one or more of the action pathways for receiving or verifying the missing data points in the data set.
US11921695B2	Techniques for recording metadata changes In a dual node system, each node can store metadata updates in a volatile memory metadata log. Metadata pages can be used to access data stored on a volume. A node designated as preferred or affined for a volume can be expected to receive I/Os directed to the volume. A preferred node for a volume can record, in its volatile memory metadata log, the metadata changes for the metadata pages used to access data stored on the volume. A non-preferred or non-affined node for the volume can infrequently receive I/Os directed to the volume. A non-preferred node for a volume can record, in its volatile memory metadata log, pointers or references to the metadata changes for the metadata pages used to access data stored on the volume, where the pointers or references map to persisted copies of the meta changes as stored in a persisted metadata log.
US11921694B2	Techniques for collapsing views of content items in a graphical user interface The present disclosure is directed toward systems and methods that provide users with efficient and effective user experiences when browsing, selecting, or inspecting content items. More specifically, systems and methods described herein provide users the ability to easily and effectively select multiple content items via a single touch gesture (e.g., swipe gesture). Additionally, systems and methods disclosed herein can allow users to select various content items in a selection interface, preview a content item, and return to the selection interface with the previous selections remaining intact. Still further, systems and methods described herein allow users to transition between a content graphical user interface and a selection interface based on touch gestures with content items. Embodiments of the present invention further provide improved navigability by collapsing views of content items.
US11921692B1	Computer-based systems configured for automatically updating a database based on an initiation of a dynamic machine-learning verification and methods of use thereof In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides an exemplary method that may include steps of receiving input data from at least one external data aggregator; utilizing a trained machine learning algorithm to generate a database of known queries; receiving subsequent input data from the at least one external aggregator; automatically updating the database of known queries associated with the plurality of users; utilizing the trained machine learning algorithm to perform a cross-reference analysis to determine a presence of a data record within the database of known queries; dynamically removing the data record from the database of known queries; utilizing the trained machine learning algorithm to predict a trigger associated with the presence of the at least one data record; and instructing a computing device to initiate a verification of the presence of the at least one data record.
US11921691B2	Low latency demultiplexer for propagating ordered data to multiple sinks A method includes receiving a series of writes that each requests respective data to be stored at a database. For each respective write, the method includes storing the respective data in a first buffer associated with a first data streaming application and a second buffer associated with a second data streaming application. The method includes transmitting the respective data to the database. The method includes receiving, from the database, confirmation that the respective data of the respective write has been committed to the database. The confirmation includes an order indicator indicating an order the respective data of the respective write was committed to the database relative to other writes in the series of writes. In response to receiving the confirmation, the method includes sending the respective data from the first buffer to the first data streaming application and from the second buffer to the second data streaming application.
US11921687B2	Similarity analysis using enhanced MinHash A first set and a second set are identified as operands for a set operation of a similarity analysis task iteration. Using respective minimum hash information arrays and contributor count arrays of the two sets, a minimum hash information array and contributor count array of a derived set resulting from the set operation is generated. An entry in the contributor count array of the derived set indicates the number of child sets of the derived set that meet a criterion with respect to a corresponding entry in the minimum hash information array of the derived set. The generated minimum hash information array and the contributor count array are stored as part of input for a subsequent iteration. After a termination criterion of the task is met, output of the task is stored.
US11921686B1	Systems and methods for performing data analytics on sensitive data in remote network environments without exposing content of the sensitive data Systems and methods for performing data analytics on sensitive data, such as deduplication are disclosed herein. A first request to perform a first data analytics operation for a set of sensitive data instances may be received. A first set of image representations for the set of sensitive data instances may be retrieved. A first sensitive data instance and a second sensitive data instance may be clustered into a first cluster. The first data analytics operation may be performed on the first cluster.
US11921680B2	Speedup containers in production by ignoring sync to file system A method includes receiving, an operation from a container to synchronize container data from memory to a file system mounted by the container and determining whether the file system indicates that the operation is to be ignored. The method further includes, in response to determining that the file system indicates that the operation is to be ignored, preventing, by the operating system kernel executing on the processing device, performance of the operation.
US11921679B2	Synchronizing configuration of partner objects across distributed storage systems using transformations A configuration for a component of a primary node is synchronized with a configuration for a component of a partner node in a different cluster by replicating the primary node configuration with the partner node. A baseline configuration replication comprises a snapshot of a component configuration on the primary. The baseline configuration can be generated by traversing through the configuration objects, capturing their attributes and encapsulating them in a package. The baseline package can then be transferred to the partner node. The configuration objects can be applied on the partner node in the order in which they were captured on the primary node. Attributes of the configuration objects are identified that are to be transformed. Values for the identified attributes are transformed from a name space in the primary node to a name space in the partner node.
US11921675B2	Accessing a file system using tiered deduplication An illustrative pseudo-file-system driver uses deduplication functionality and resources in a storage management system to provide an application and/or a virtual machine with access to a locally-stored file system. From the perspective of the application/virtual machine, the file system appears to be of virtually unlimited capacity. The pseudo-file-system driver instantiates the file system in primary storage, e.g., configured on a local disk. The application/virtual machine requires no configured settings or limits for the file system's storage capacity and may thus treat the file system as “infinite.” The pseudo-file-system driver intercepts write requests and may use the deduplication infrastructure in the storage management system to offload excess data from local primary storage to deduplicated secondary storage, based on a deduplication database. The pseudo-file-system driver also intercepts read requests and in response may restore data from deduplicated secondary storage to primary storage, also based on the deduplication database.
US11921667B2	Reconfigurable computing chip A reconfigurable computing chip, a method for configuring the reconfigurable computing chip, a method for convolution process, a device for convolution process, a computer readable storage medium and a computer program product are provided. The reconfigurable computing chip comprises a processing module including multiple processing cores sharing a first cache, wherein each of the plurality of processing cores includes multiple processing elements sharing a second cache, each of the plurality of processing elements monopolizes a third cache corresponding to said processing element, wherein the reconfigurable computing chip is dynamically configured to perform convolution process on an input feature map and a convolution kernel to obtain an output feature map, and each of the multiple processing elements is dynamically configured to perform a multiplication-plus-addition process on a part of the input feature map and a part of the convolution kernel to obtain a part of the output feature map.
US11921666B2	Method for MIPI RFFE address assignment and MIPI RFFE device A method includes detecting a voltage at a configuration terminal of a mobile industry processor interface (MIPI) radio frequency front end (RFFE) device with a timing based on a MIPI RFFE signal received by the MIPI RFFE device, and setting an address for the MIPI RFFE device based on the detected voltage.
US11921664B2	Storage device and retraining method thereof A storage device includes NVM package and a controller connected to the NVM package through a channel and controlling operation of the NVM package. The NVM package includes an interface chip, first NVM devices connected to the interface chip through a first internal channel and second NVM devices connected to the interface chip through a second internal channel. The interface chip selects the first internal channel in response to an operation request received from the controller and connects the first internal channel to the channel. The interface chip also determines whether retraining is necessary in relation to the second internal channel and transmits a retraining request to the controller when retraining is necessary.
US11921663B2	Electronic apparatus and USB interface switching method An electronic apparatus and a USB interface switching method. The electronic apparatus includes: a first control component corresponding to a first operating system, a second control component corresponding to a second operating system, a USB interface, and a USB interface switching circuit. The first control component is used to detect the data transmission state between the USB interface and the first control component. The second control component is used to detect the data transmission state between the USB interface and the second control component.
US11921657B2	Peripheral component interconnect express (PCIE) device for supporting separate reference clock(s) operating between host and direct memory access (DMA) controller A Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) interface device may include a PCIe layer, a link training module, a PCIe register, and a PCIe controller. The PCIe layer may perform communication between a host and a Direct Memory Access (DMA) device. The link training module may perform a link training for the host. The PCIe register may store data information on the PCIe layer. The PCIe controller may switch an operating clock from a PCIe clock, generated based on a reference clock, to an internal clock, process data of the PCIe layer on the basis of the internal clock, and control the link training module to recover a link for the host, when a reset signal received from the host is asserted or the reference clock is off.
US11921656B2	Heterogeneous accelerator for highly efficient learning systems An apparatus may include a heterogeneous computing environment that may be controlled, at least in part, by a task scheduler in which the heterogeneous computing environment may include a processing unit having fixed logical circuits configured to execute instructions; a reprogrammable processing unit having reprogrammable logical circuits configured to execute instructions that include instructions to control processing-in-memory functionality; and a stack of high-bandwidth memory dies in which each may be configured to store data and to provide processing-in-memory functionality controllable by the reprogrammable processing unit such that the reprogrammable processing unit is at least partially stacked with the high-bandwidth memory dies. The task scheduler may be configured to schedule computational tasks between the processing unit, and the reprogrammable processing unit.
US11921655B2	Dynamic memory protection device system and method A microcontroller includes a memory, direct memory access (DMA) controllers and a microprocessor. The microprocessor maintains one or more memory protection (MP) configurations to control access to protected memory areas of the microcontroller. In response to a secure service call of an unsecure user-application, the microprocessor executes a state machine which disables interrupt requests, determining whether DMA controller configurations and MP configurations satisfy secure-service criteria. When the secure-service criteria are satisfied, at least one secure operation associated with the secure service call is performed, and memory areas accessed during the execution of the at least one secure operation are cleaned. The interrupt requests are re-enabled and a response to the secure service call is generated.
US11921653B2	Data storage device and method for lane detection and configuration A data storage device and method for lane detection and configuration are provided. In one embodiment, a data storage device is provided comprising a memory, an interface, and a controller. The controller is configured to detect whether a cable coupled with the interface is providing a first channel configuration signal that indicates that the cable is in a first cable orientation or a second channel configuration signal that indicates that the cable is in a second cable orientation. In response to detecting that the cable is not providing either the first or the second channel configuration signal, the controller uses a default lane configuration to communicate with the host via the cable. Other embodiments are possible, and each of the embodiments can be used alone or together in combination.
US11921651B2	Interface module with low-latency communication of electrical signals between power domains An integrated circuit is described. This integrated circuit may include: an interface module with a first power domain and a second power domain. The first power domain may include a digital controller, and the second power domain may include a first analog front end (AFE) circuit. Moreover, the interface module may include up/down level shifters that communicate electrical signals that include a DC component from the first power domain to the second power domain. In some embodiments, the integrated circuit may provide a fully on-chip solution to handle level shifting between the AFE circuit and a digital controller in Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 during communication of electrical signals in a full-speed mode and/or a high-speed mode.
US11921648B1	Statistic-based adaptive polling driver A processor having kernel space and user space and a method is provided. The method includes receiving in the user space at least one interface statistic about each hardware interface of one or more hardware interfaces receiving packets, wherein the at least one interface statistic is provided from the hardware interface. The method further includes dynamically adjusting, from within the user space, a priority at which each of the one or more hardware interfaces is polled as a function of the at least one interface statistic.
US11921644B2	Optimizing huge page management Various processes for efficiently and effectively managing huge pages include a process for optimizing memory deduplication of huge pages, optimizing the promotion of one or more base pages to one or more huge pages and optimizing memory compaction of a memory space associated with a huge page.
US11921643B2	Method and apparatus for dual multiplication units in a data path A processor is provided that includes a first multiplication unit in a first data path of the processor, the first multiplication unit configured to perform single issue multiply instructions, and a second multiplication unit in the first data path, the second multiplication unit configured to perform single issue multiply instructions, wherein the first multiplication unit and the second multiplication unit are configured to execute respective single issue multiply instructions in parallel.
US11921631B2	Dedicated bound information register file for protecting against out-of-bounds memory references A method, system and apparatus for protecting against out-of-bounds references, including storing an address of a buffer in a general register and storing bounds information (BI) for the buffer in a bounds information register, and when a content of the general register is used as an address in a load or store operation, using a content of the bounds information register to determine if the load or store is out of bounds.
US11921630B2	Memory system and operating method thereof A memory system may comprise: a memory device including a plurality of memory dies; and a controller including a first memory, Wherein the controller may store data segments of user data, corresponding to a plurality of commands received from a host, in the first memory, controls the memory device to sequentially store the data segments in the memory dies through interleaving, may update map segments of map data corresponding to storage of the data segments in the memory dies, may store the map segments in the first memory, controls the memory device to store the map segments stored in the first memory in the memory dies, and may assist the host in storing the map segments, stored in the first memory, in a second memory in the host.
US11921629B1	Method and device for data storage A method for data storage includes determining an expected expiration time of a new data file based on attribute information of the new data file and recorded attribute information of data files, in response to creation of the new data file in a level of a Log-Structured Merge Tree (LSM-Tree). Additionally, a block set corresponding to the expected expiration time is allocated for the new data file in a storage device. The recorded attribute information of the data files indicates a level where each of the data files is located, key information of each of the data files, and lifetime information of each of the data files. The data files that have been created comprise unexpired data files or both unexpired data files, and expired data files that expired within a preset period before creation time of the new data file.
US11921628B2	Data storage device for determining a write address using a neural network A data storage device includes one or more nonvolatile memory devices each including a plurality of unit storage spaces; and an address recommending circuit configured to recommend a unit storage space among the plurality of unit storage spaces to process a write request, wherein the address recommending circuit applies feature data to a neural network to recommend the unit storage space, and wherein the feature data is generated based on request information for the write request, a target address corresponding to the write request, an address of data stored in the plurality of unit storage spaces.
US11921624B2	Dynamic templated data test generation and execution Dynamically generating data tests includes: receiving test templates and metadata for a plurality of data objects and, on a trigger condition: based on at least the metadata and the test templates, determining a current set of templated data tests, wherein determining the current set of templated data tests comprises: determining at least one templated data test, from a prior set of templated data tests, to cease using; determining at least one templated data test to add to the current set of templated data tests; and determining, within the current set of templated data tests, at least one templated data tests to regenerate; generating the at least one templated data test to add to the current set of templated data tests; regenerating the least one templated data test to regenerate; and executing templated data tests, within the set of current templated data tests, on the plurality of data objects.
US11921622B2	Generating fault conditions using a fault-enabled software development kit Systems and methods are provided for automatically generating a fault-enabled software development kit (SDK) to test an application. The generating includes determining one or more faults based on codes associated with the SDK and a frequency of occurrences of faults while executing the SDK. A fault injector automatically injects the determined faults in select layers of code in the SDK and generates fault configuration data associated with the automatically injected faults in the SDK. The fault configuration data describes faults that have been injected in the fault-enabled SDK to test an application. The fault-enabled SDK tests the application without needs for modifying the application code for testing purposes. The fault-enabled SDK further provides types of faults that may be common in using the SDK without requiring application developers to have detailed understanding of internals of the SDK to test the application with simulated faults.
US11921613B2	Automatic performance telemetry The disclosed techniques assist in diagnosing performance problems of a software application. A profiling module dynamically instruments the application at runtime by intercepting a request to compile one of the application's functions and augmenting the function with performance measuring code. This way, instrumentation is installed without recompiling the application. The execution time of a synchronous function is tracked by adding a local variable that stores function entry time, and by inserting code at each function exit point that computes the elapsed time. The execution time of an async function that executes across multiple threads is measured by repurposing a state machine value to also store the initial function entry time. Instrumented functions that are executed at a rate exceeding a threshold are un-instrumented to avoid self-inflicted performance problems. Function invocations associated with a particular activity, such as responding to a particular web request, may be correlated.
US11921612B2	Identification of computer performance anomalies based on computer key performance indicators In exemplary embodiments, a computer system detects performance anomalies for user computer services. Physical databases convert physical database KPIs into logical database KPI vectors for individual user services and individual time intervals. Physical application servers convert physical application server KPIs into logical application server KPI vectors for the individual user services and time intervals. Physical web servers convert physical web server KPIs into logical web server KPI vectors for the individual user services and time intervals. A KPI server combines the logical database KPI vectors, the logical application server KPI vectors, and the logical web server KPI vectors for individual time intervals into user service KPI vectors for the individual user services during the time intervals. The KPI server detects outlier user service KPI vectors as compared to normal user service KPI vectors and indicates corresponding computer performance anomalies for the user services.
US11921607B2	Executing targeted workloads in virtual desktop environments using input encoded into digital images Techniques are described providing improved ways to benchmark and validate virtual desktop deployments where targeted workloads are delivered to virtual desktops based on parameters such as the desktop type and origin, and where workload operations can be triggered from the client device. Client instructions for performing workload operations can be encoded into a digital image such as a Quick Response (QR) code on the virtual desktop and inserted into the virtual desktop graphical user interface (GUI). The client decodes the digital image in the received GUI to obtain the instructions and actuate the operations. Completion of operations can be tracked to benchmark desktop performance.
US11921605B2	Managing applications in a cluster Approaches for managing applications in a cluster are described. In an example, a first agent may be executing on a first programmable network adapter card installed within a first computing node within a cluster. The first agent may isolate an application executing on the first computing node. Thereafter, the application may be managed by the second computing node.
US11921604B2	Evaluating system recovery using emulated production systems The technology disclosed herein can be used to evaluate system recovery using emulated production systems. In accordance with one example, the technology can involve accessing state data of a target computing device that is in a production environment, the state data can include a performance measurement of a target computing device; updating a configuration of a computing device to adjust a performance of the computing device to correspond to the performance measurement of the target computing device; introduce, by the processing device, a disturbance to the computing device; determining, by the processing device, a performance of the computing device at a time after the introducing the disturbance; and generating performance data indicating an effect the disturbance has on the computing device.
US11921603B2	Automated interoperational tracking in computing systems Techniques of automated interoperation tracking in computing systems are disclosed herein. One example technique includes tokenizing a first event log from a first software component and a second event log from the second software component by calculating frequencies of appearance corresponding to strings in the first and second event logs and selecting, as tokens, a first subset of the strings in the first event log and a second subset of the strings in the second event log individually having calculated frequencies of appearance above a preset frequency threshold. The example technique can also include generating an overall event log for a task executed by both the first and second software components by matching one of the strings in the first subset to another of the strings in the second subset.
US11921602B2	Edge-based data collection system for an observability pipeline system In some aspects, an edge-based data collection system discovers, collects, processes, and forwards data in an observability pipeline system. In some implementations, an edge agent of the observability pipeline system runs on a computer node. The edge agent identifies processes running on the computer node; identifies files on the computer node that the processes have opened for writing; accesses log discovery parameters of the observability pipeline system; selects a plurality of files from the identified files according to the log discovery parameters; generates a list of discovered log files that includes a path and a name for each of the plurality of files; adds the list of discovered log files to a list of monitored log files to be monitored by the observability pipeline system; and then monitors the plurality of files to generate input for the observability pipeline system.
US11921601B1	Device configuration using sensitivity analysis Device configurations for a machine-learned model. A device analytics system includes an electronic processor configured to determine, for a machine-learned model configured to detect a plurality of features, a prioritization ranking for a plurality of input parameters provided to the machine-learned model and receive, for each device, a confidence value for each feature included in the plurality of features. The electronic processor is configured to determine, for each device included in the plurality of devices, a performance value for each feature included in the plurality of features based on the prioritization ranking for the plurality of input parameters and the confidence value for each feature for the respective device. The electronic processor is configured to select, based on the performance value for each device included in the plurality of devices for a feature, a device configuration for the machine-learned model, and implement the selected device configuration.
US11921597B2	Cross-platform replication One or more techniques and/or computing devices are provided for cross-platform replication. For example, a replication relationship may be established between a first storage endpoint and a second storage endpoint, where at least one of the storage endpoints, such as the first storage endpoint, lacks or has incompatible functionality to perform and manage replication because the storage endpoints have different storage platforms that store data differently, use different control operations and interfaces, etc. Accordingly, replication destination workflow, replication source workflow, and/or a proxy representing the first storage endpoint may be implemented at the second storage endpoint comprising the replication functionality. In this way, replication, such as snapshot replication, may be implemented between the storage endpoints by the second storage endpoint using the replication destination workflow, the replication source workflow, and/or the proxy that either locally executes tasks or routes tasks to the first storage endpoint such as for data access.
US11921593B2	Multi-phase file recovery from cloud environments A method for recovering files from a filesystem stored across sparse files in a cloud environment is described. According to the method, a data management system may receive a request to read the files. The data management system may identify one or more target address ranges corresponding to the files indicated via the request. The data management system may read index information for the sparse files in the cloud environment. The index information may indicate respective address ranges for data blocks within the sparse files. The data management system may identify one or more data blocks within one or more sparse files as corresponding to address ranges that overlap with the one or more target address ranges based on the index information. The data management system may transmit, to the cloud environment, one or more read requests for the identified one or more data blocks.
US11921591B2	Synthesizing a restore image from one or more secondary copies to facilitate data restore operations to a file server An illustrative media agent (MA) in a data storage management system instructs a NAS file server (filer) to restore an MA-created synthesized-copy instead of larger filer-created backup copies. The synthesized-copy is designed only for the particular files to be restored and mimics, and is typically much smaller than, a filer-created backup copy. The synthesized-copy is fed to the filer on restore as a “restore data image.” When receiving a restore request for certain backed-up data files, the MA synthesizes the synthesized-copy on the fly. The MA generates a header mimicking a filer-created backup header; extracts files from filer-created backup copies arranging them within the synthesized-copy as if in filer-created backups; and instructs filer to perform a full-volume restore from the synthesized-copy. The MA serves the synthesized-copy piecemeal as available, rather than waiting to synthesize the entire synthesized-copy. The synthesized-copy is not stored at the MA.
US11921590B2	Application consistent network backup using three phase full quorum A three-phase full quorum commit method enabling backing up of network devices that do not offer direct hooks in order to have application consistent protection. Devices are verified to be ready to perform a backup, and a condition of reaching and maintaining a full quorum of devices within a maximum time period is required before the system can be backed up. The three phase backup process reduces the chance of changes to network devices from corrupting consistency among the saved states of the different and disparate network devices. Multiple devices of different makes and models participate together as a unified backup as a network partition and all devices are verified as being in a ready state. The device configuration data is moved from device memory to local disk, and can then be tiered to secondary storage.
US11921584B2	System and method for instant access and management of data in file based backups in a backup storage system using temporary storage devices A method for managing file based backups (FBBs) includes obtaining, by a FBB metadata file manager and by an application, a file request for a file stored in a FBB, wherein the FBB is stored in a backup storage system, identifying, using a FBB metadata file of the FBB, a storage location of the file, initiating generation of a temporary storage device, storing a copy of the file in the temporary storage device using the storage location and the FBB, and initiating, after the storing, access to the copy of the file for the application.
US11921583B2	Managing a hierarchy of resources in an SDDC Some embodiments provide a hierarchical data service (HDS) that manages many resource clusters that are in a resource cluster hierarchy. In some embodiments, each resource cluster has its own cluster manager, and the cluster managers are in a cluster manager hierarchy that mimics the hierarchy of the resource clusters. In some embodiments, both the resource cluster hierarchy and the cluster manager hierarchy are tree structures, e.g., a directed acyclic graph (DAG) structure that has one root node with multiple other nodes in a hierarchy, with each other node having only one parent node and one or more possible child nodes.
US11921582B2	Out of band method to change boot firmware configuration A computer system is configured to manage a value of a variable via firmware. Managing the value of the variable includes detecting a system management interrupt (SMI), causing the computer system to enter a system management mode, in which a request associated with the SMI is handled by the firmware. In response to determining that the SMI is generated by a baseboard management controller (BMC) and that a cause thereof is associated with reading or writing a value of a variable, one or more parameters associated with the variable are obtained from the BMC. Based on the cause of the request and the one or more parameters, the value of the variable is read or overwritten with a new value. The value or the new value is then sent to the BMC, which in turn passes the value or new value to a second computer system over a network.
US11921570B2	Device failure prediction using filter-based feature selection and a conformal prediction framework An apparatus comprises a processing device configured to obtain monitoring data for devices comprising a plurality of features, determining two or more rankings of the features using two or more filter-based feature selection algorithms, and selecting a subset of the features based at least in part on the two or more rankings. The processing device is also configured to generate a failure prediction for a given one of the devices using at least one classifier that takes as input the selected subset of features, and applying a conformal prediction framework to the generated failure prediction to obtain a confidence measure indicating a quality of the generated failure prediction and a credibility measure indicating a quality of the monitoring data. The processing device is further configured to initiate one or more remedial actions based at least in part on the generated failure prediction, the confidence measure, and the credibility measure.
US11921566B2	Abnormality detection system, abnormality detection method, abnormality detection program, and method for generating learned model A method and system that efficiently selects sensors without requiring advanced expertise or extensive experience even in a case of new machines and unknown failures. An abnormality detection system includes a storage unit for storing a latent variable model and a joint probability model, an acquisition unit for acquiring sensor data that is output by a sensor, a measurement unit for measuring the probability of the sensor data acquired by the acquisition unit based on the latent variable model and the joint probability model stored by the storage unit, a determination unit for determining whether the sensor data is normal or abnormal based on the probability of the sensor data measured by the measurement unit, and a learning unit for learning the latent variable model and the joint probability model based on the sensor data output by the sensor.
US11921563B1	Operating device of cross-power domain multiprocessor and communication method thereof An operating device of a cross-power domain multiprocessor and a communication method thereof. The device includes: at least two processors, wherein each is connected with a processor channel connected with a memory, and the processor channel includes read and write channels; the memory and an interface parsing unit for controlling the processor channels; the memory includes a shared memory unit and a dedicated memory of each processor; a memory allocation unit for allocating the shared memory and a detection wake-up unit for detecting a processor state and receiving a data transmission command. When the processor with a receiving end in a dormant mode is awoken, information can be saved in the shared memory and processed according to the information priority after the processor is completely awake. The shared memory performs dynamic allocation according to the quantity of the wake-up processors, which improves the communication efficiency between the memory and processors.
US11921559B2	Power grid distribution for tensor streaming processors Embodiments are directed to a power grid distribution for a deterministic processor. The deterministic processor includes a plurality of functional slices, a plurality of data transport lanes for transporting data across the functional slices along a first spatial dimension, and a plurality of instruction control units (ICUs). An instruction in each subset of the ICUs includes a functional slice specific operation code and is transported to a corresponding functional slice along a second spatial dimension orthogonal to the first spatial dimension. A power supply grid of metal traces is spread across the first and second spatial dimensions for supplying power to the functional slices and the ICUs. At least a portion of the metal traces are routed as discontinuous stubs along the first spatial dimension or the second spatial dimension.
US11921557B2	Data processing system, operation method thereof, and storage device therefor A data processing system may include a storage device configured to: transmit, to an exterior, prediction information, for each power mode, that indicates a predicted time for performing a background operation for managing a memory device; and perform the background operation in an idle state of the storage device by switching to a corresponding power mode in response to a power mode control signal that is received in the idle state; and a control device configured to: determine a power mode of the storage device and an idle time for the idle state during which the background operation is performed based on the prediction information; transmit the power mode control signal to the storage device; and suspend, during the idle time, execution of a command processing request transmitted to the storage device.

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