International Business Machines Corporation

Snap Inc.

Globalfoundries Inc.

Albert Alexander Chung

Corville O Allen

Andrew Ronald Freed

Venkata Vishwanath Gadepalli

Dorian B Miller

Binh C Truong

Kam Kan Yee

Richard Elwood Osowski, Jr

Dana Lea Price

Sorabh Murgai

Arthur L De Magalhaes

Donald Alexander Bourne

Christopher F Markes

Eric Woods

Roberto Delima

Ravi Krishnan Muthukrishnan

Richard A Salmon

Alexander Dalton Chung

A computer-implemented method, a computer program product, and a computer system for system monitoring. A computer system convert a time domain representation of first sound into a frequency domain representation, maps monitoring datasets of a monitored system to frequencies in the frequency domain representation, modifies the amplitudes of the respective frequencies according mapping rules defined by a user, convert the frequency domain representation into the time domain representation and generate a sound wave in a digital format which has modified amplitudes, converts the sound wave in the digital format to a sound wave in an analog format, and feeds the sound wave in the analog format to a sound system to play second sound. Performance of the monitored system is monitored by the user listening to the second sound and comparing the first and second sound.

System monitoring by playing sound

An embodiment of the present invention, a computer receives, on a first computer, a request to locate a topic. The computer determines a second computer to query for the topic. The computer queries the second computer for the topic. The computer receives identification information of participants of an instant messaging conversation corresponding to the topic. The computer stores, on the first computer, the identification information of the participants and indexing the stored identification information by the topic.

Searchable peer-to-peer system through instant messaging based topic indexes

A set of streams of time series data is mapped to a corresponding set of drawing coordinates of an image, wherein a first stream of time series data in the set of streams of time series data comprises data of a first executing application component, wherein a first drawing coordinate in the set of drawing coordinates represents a first state of the first executing application component at a first time. The set of drawing coordinates is drawn, wherein a line between the first drawing coordinate and a second drawing coordinate represents a dependency between the first executing application component and a second executing application component.

Single dynamic image based state monitoring

Mechanisms are provided for generating an answer to an input question. The mechanisms process a received input question to identify a temporal categorization of the input question indicating an intended time context for an answer to the input question. The input question does not specify a temporal categorization of the input question. The mechanisms perform analysis of a corpus of information based on the temporal categorization of the input question and temporal categorizations of sources of information in the corpus of information to determine, for each source of information, a degree of correspondence of the temporal categorization of the input question to a temporal categorization of the source of information. An answer to the input question is generated and output based on the degrees of correspondence of the sources of information.

Time-based optimization of answer generation in a question and answer system

Mechanisms are provided for processing sources of content in a corpus of information associated with a domain. The mechanisms ingest a plurality of sources of content in the corpus of information associated with the domain and determine at least one temporal category for the domain based on identification of frequently occurring references to at least one of temporal terms or time spans specified in the plurality of sources of content in the corpus of information associated with the domain. The mechanisms store the at least one temporal category for the domain in association with the domain and process queries applied to the plurality of sources of content in the corpus of information associated with the domain based on the stored at least one temporal category for the domain.

Determining temporal categories for a domain of content for natural language processing

A system comprises a processor configured to execute instructions to receive an indication of an occurrence of a human gesture and to perform an analysis of the indication of the occurrence of the human gesture to determine contextual criteria having a relationship to the occurrence of the human gesture. The processor may determine a meaning of the human gesture based at least in part on the contextual criteria and a plurality of possible intended meanings for the human gesture. The processor also may execute an instruction respective to determining the meaning of the human gesture, wherein at least a portion of the instruction is dependent upon the meaning of the human gesture.

Dynamic determination of human gestures based on context

A method, system and computer-usable medium are disclosed for adjusting fact-based answers provided by a question/answer (QA) system. A user submits a question to the QA system, where it is categorized into a question type. The QA system then processes the question to generate an answer. The QA system then generates an answer adjustment if it is determined that the question type and answer meet a predicted undesirable outcome. The answer adjustment may include a warning, a disclaimer, a recommendation, an alternative fact-based answer, a referral to an assistance service, or any combination thereof.

Adjusting fact-based answers to consider outcomes

Embodiments of the present invention address deficiencies of the art in respect to podcasting and provide a method, system and computer program product for speed podcasting. In an embodiment of the invention, a speed podcasting method can include speech recognizing an audio portion of a podcast, parsing the speech recognized audio portion to identify essential words, and playing back only audio segments and corresponding video segments of the podcast including the essential words while excluding from playback audio segments and corresponding video segments of the podcast including non-essential words.

Speed podcasting

An object of an in-memory object model created from markup language syntax is identified. The in-memory object model includes an element value that includes both a prefix part and a local value part. A determination is made that the element value, that includes both the prefix part and the local value part, does not have a corresponding data type definition within a schema specification used to define data types within the markup language syntax. A namespace resolver service is invoked using at least the prefix part of the element value. A valid namespace declaration of the prefix part is received from the namespace resolver service. The valid namespace declaration is associated with the prefix part as a namespace definition for the local value part of the element value.

Markup language namespace declaration resolution and preservation

An approach is provided to discover new portmanteau, such as when ingesting documents into a question answering (QA) system. The approach works by analyzing a words included in electronic documents and identifies words as being possible portmanteaus. To analyze a portmanteau found in a document, the approach identifies morphemes that are included in the identified portmanteau and candidate words that correspond to each of the identified morphemes. A meaning for the new portmanteau is then derived from the meanings of the candidate word meanings.

Dynamic portmanteau word semantic identification

Embodiments of the invention provide for the correlation of violating change sets during regression testing of a computer program. A method of the invention includes annotating a test case with a reference to logical operations of different programmatic objects of a computer program. Thereafter, change sets are applied to the program and the test case is executed by a development environment such as a debugger to a point of failure. It is then determined from the annotations change sets related to the logical operations and different ones of the determined change sets are sequentially replaced and the test case repeatedly re-executed. As such, the ones of the replaced change sets resulting in failure from re-execution of the test case are determined to be violating change sets.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Albert Alexander Chung