Sas Institute Inc.

Aaron Samuel Mays

Michael Stephen Whitcher

Andrew William Henrick

Stacey Michelle Christian

Ryan Richard Albert

Marc David Kessler

Gerald Lee Haden

Raghavendra Rao Kurada

A computing device receives a request to generate computing operations to effectuate a response for a function to an input set. The device generates a hashmap data structure. The hashmap data structure indexes respective data storage associated with a respective key of one or more keys. The device generates a first set of computing instructions to solve a first component for the function, executes the first set of computing instructions, and generates a first hash key. The first hash key represents multiple executions of the first set of computing instructions. The device stores the first hash key in the hashmap data structure to index a storage location in the hashmap data structure, generates a second set of computing instructions to solve a second component for the function, and executes the second set of computing instructions by using the first hash key to retrieve data indexed by the first hash key.

Computing systems and devices for hashmap control of computing operations

A connection request is received from a debug UI by a middle tier instance through a first predefined computer port. A connection data request is received from the debug UI by the middle tier instance. Connection data for a debug engine is sent from the middle tier instance to the debug UI and provided to the debug engine from the debug UI. The connection data includes a second predefined computer port of the first computing device. An initial packet is received by the middle tier instance from the debug engine through the second predefined computer port. A unique engine identifier is defined for the debug engine by the middle tier instance and an engine connection confirmation is sent from the middle tier instance to the debug UI indicating that a connection with the debug engine has been established and including the unique engine identifier for the debug engine.

Distributed software debugging system

A computing device identifies and eliminates unneeded computations from an analytic computation. A symmetric matrix includes a row and a column for each of a set of partial derivative equations where each cell includes an indicator of whether or not a direct dependency exists and is updated to include an indicator of whether or not an indirect dependency exists. A solution row is identified from the symmetric matrix that includes a requested partial derivative. A cell is identified of the identified solution row that does not include the indicator that the direct or indirect dependency exists. The column is identified from the symmetric matrix that includes the identified cell. The partial derivative equation associated with the identified column is removed from the defined set of partial derivative equations to reduce a computer processing time to compute a derivative value for the requested partial derivative.

Analytic system that eliminates unneeded computations

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Aaron Samuel Mays