International Business Machines Corporation

Bernard John Grainger

Nicholas Michael O'Rourke

Sivan Tal

Christopher Canto

Ian David Judd

Maria Elena Smith

Gordon J Cockburn

Vinay V Shah

Gerhard Backfried

Hubert Cr&eacute;py

Martin Herzog

Managing a networked storage system having a host operable to connect through a network fabric to storage apparatus comprises: a configuration component for inputting a configuration change into the networked storage system responsive to change instructions; a monitoring component operable in communication with the host and the network fabric to monitor I/O activity associated with elements of the networked storage system; an activity data storage component responsive to the monitoring component for storing a record of a monitored I/O activity; an analysis component, responsive to the configuration component for inputting configuration changes, for analyzing the record of a monitored I/O activity for a recent activity; and an alert component, responsive to the analysis component detecting a recent activity, for alerting the configuration component.

Managing a networked storage configuration

Managing a networked storage system having a host operable to connect through a network fabric to storage apparatus comprises: a configuration component for inputting a configuration change into the networked storage system responsive to change instructions; a monitoring component operable in communication with the host and the network fabric to monitor I/O activity associated with elements of the networked storage system; an activity data storage component responsive to the monitoring component for storing a record of a monitored I/O activity; an analysis component, responsive to the configuration component for inputting configuration changes, for analysing the record of a monitored I/O activity for a recent activity; and an alert component, responsive to the analysis component detecting a recent activity, for alerting the configuration component.

A method for supporting customized tokenization of domain-specific text acomprises the steps of: loading domain-specific tokenization rules corresponding to the customized tokenization of the domain-specific text; tokenizing the domain-specific text using the loaded domain-specific tokenization rules; and, further tokenizing the domain-specific text using general purpose tokenization rules. The loading step of the inventive method can comprise: loading a speech recognition vocabulary; and, loading domain-specific tokenization rules corresponding to the speech recognition vocabulary. In addition, the tokenizing step can comprise identifying each substring in the domain-specific text matching a regular expression having a corresponding replacement pattern in the loaded domain-specific tokenization rules, and replacing each substring identified in the identifying step with the replacement pattern corresponding to the matched regular expression. Alternatively, the tokenizing step can comprise identifying substrings in the domain-specific text matching a regular expression having a corresponding replacement pattern in the second loaded domain-specific tokenization rules; excluding from further processing the identified substrings having a do-not-replace marker associated with the identified substring; and, replacing each non-excluded identified substring with the replacement pattern corresponding to the matched regular expression.

Customized tokenization of domain specific text via rules corresponding to a speech recognition vocabulary

Method of error recovery in a data communication system

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Hampshire, United Kingdom

Bernard John Grainger