Other

Xamarin Inc.

University of Colorado

Level 3 Communications, LLC

US Government as Represented by the Secretary of the Army

Sap Se

Givaudan S.a.

University Technology Corporation

The University of Salford

Runbeck Election Services Inc.

Cancer Research Campaign Tech (London)

David R Siegel

Jason Adam Smith

Vinicius Scopel Depizzol

Nathaniel Dourif Friedman

Karl Krukow

Jonas Maturana Larsen

David B Ross

Richard S Siegel

John Kane

Philip Reigan

Jonathan Callahan

Christopher J Moody

Wenchang Guo

Mark Taylor

Julian Gosper

Lawrence Wayne Gowin

John Butler

Ricky Lynn Nooner

Michael Emmett Thompson

Joshua Andrew Hagen

Canh Ly

Kevin John Royer

Alexander Sorin

Chris Schiffhauer

Stephen Fenimore

William O'Neill

Marie A Colucci

Robert H Hargreaves

Howard D Beall

Daniel L Gustafson

Christopher S P McErlean

Barbara Smith

Wei He

Don Ingels

John Elder

Steve Prussing

Jon Miller

Joshua Bonebrake

Aloysius Lambertus Doorn

Michael Chaney

Natalia Nikolova

Troy Lau

William D Hairston

Donna Dehn

Marcellus Nixon

Erik Sear

David Ross

Christopher Sp Mcerlean

A system for election document processing is disclosed. Image data representative of a scanned election document is matched with a template for processing and consideration of a new elections record. The template defines areas of interest and rules for processing the image data. Data associated with picture elements defining the areas of interest is applied to predetermined validation functions to validate whether the image data includes sufficient information for populating predefined fields and accepting the scanned election document. Additional functions are applied to the image data to compare the image data with information of a voter registration database in order to verify a voter associated with the election document. The scanned election document is further processed for validation sampling.

Computer-implemented system for image processing of documents associated with elections and methods thereof

An active-containing microparticle adapted to release the active in a desired end-use, comprising

Barrier layer capsules

A method for improving the signal to noise ratio of an EEG signal in which a wavelet packet decomposition having a plurality of levels is first applied to a time slice of the EEG signal. A default signal is set to the first wavelet packet and a default peak response is then calculated for the first wavelet node. An update signal is set to the default signal combined with another of the wavelet nodes and an update peak response signal is then calculated of the update signal. If the update peak response signal exceeds the default peak response, the default peak response is set equal to the update peak response and the default signal is set equal to the update signal. Otherwise, the value of the current node is set to zero which effectively eliminates the signal data of the current wavelet node. These steps are reiterated for all of the wavelet nodes and, thereafter, a composite waveform of the EEG signal is reconstructed from the non-zero wavelet nodes.

Method for improving the signal to noise ratio of a wave form

The invention provides indole-4,7-dione derivatives useful for the treatment of diseases in a mammal, pharmaceutical compositions containing the same and methods of using the same in the treatment of cancer and neoplastic diseases including human solid tumors and other mammalian tumors.

Indole derivatives and methods of using the same

At least one analytical operation from a set of different analytical operations may be determined based on at least one input. The input(s) may comprise contextual information of working content being displayed to a user on a device and comprising numerical data. Supplemental information for the working content may be generated using the determined analytical operation(s), may comprise a numerical-based analysis of the numerical data, and may be caused to be displayed to the user concurrently with the working content. The contextual information may comprise structured data. The input(s) may further comprise at least one of a history of the user's interactions with the working content, a history of the user's interactions with recommendations of supplemental information for the working content, a history of other users' interactions with the working content, and a history of other users' interactions with recommendations of supplemental information for the working content.

Methods and systems of providing supplemental informaton

A device and method for handling fluids released during a procedure employs a floormat with opposing surfaces. The floormat is formed, at least in part, of compressible and resilient material. An absorbent sheet is attached to one of the opposing surfaces of the floormat. At least part of the absorbent sheet is stacked to extend peripherally beyond the floormat. The floormat and absorbent sheet are placed where a user is expected to stand during the procedure, and are stacked with at least part of the absorbent sheet extending beyond the floormat. A user stands atop the floormat and absorbent sheet during at least part of the procedure. During the procedure, fluids that fall onto the absorbent sheet are absorbed into it. The floormat and absorbent sheet are vacated and discarded before starting another procedure.

Fluid handling device and method

A floor aspirator is provided. This aspirator features a suction head, having a perimeter, a top surface, a bottom surface, at least one drain between the top surface and the bottom surface, where the at least one drain spans the top surface and the bottom surface, a suction port, which is made up of a suction hole, and a fluid conduit, and a filter, disposed on the suction hole. There exist embodiments where multiple suction ports are featured, as well as embodiments where the top surface is graded towards the at least one drain.

Floor aspirator

Implementations described and claimed herein provide systems and methods for balancing network loads across distinct provider networks using enriched network traffic flow data. In one implementation, network traffic flow data representative of network traffic exchanged between a first provider network and a second provider network is generated. The network traffic flow data is enriched using at least one enrichment feed. A network load indication for the first provider network is calculated using the enriched network traffic flow data. The network load indication is a function of a bandwidth measurement and a distance measurement.

Systems and methods for identifying and remedying traffic imbalances and inequities between networks

Implementations described and claimed herein providing systems and methods for modeling and visualizing interconnection relationships between a first provider network and a partner. In one implementation, a partner of a provider network is defined by at least one interconnection point where network traffic may be exchanged between the provider network and the partner. An interconnection relationship is generated based on the at least one interconnection point. The interconnection relationship is modeled.

System and methods for identifying and remedying traffic imbalances and inequities between networks

Fluids are handled with a discardable floormat stacked with an absorbent sheet that extends beyond the floormat. The floormat is compressible and resilient, and may be a single or multiple sections. Atop the floormat are trip-avoiding channels feeding a gutter on a side whose height equals or exceeds the opposite side. The floormat has a border region, and a greater central region that is flat except for the channels. The border region has a height not exceeding that of the gutter, which has a draining outlet. In some cases the gutter is mostly free to fill fully and form a single exposed stream. In other cases, tubing occupies most of the gutter length, and has some intake apertures. Fluid entering the tubing can be sucked out, while fluid arriving at the absorbent sheet will be absorbed.

Embodiments are directed towards generating application models based on discovery based machine learning. A mobile application may be uploaded to a computer that may be part of a testing platform. A reference mobile computer may be selected and the mobile application maybe installed onto the reference mobile computer. Also, the testing platform may generate an initial application model based on the mobile application. The current active window of the mobile application may be determined and the application model may be updated accordingly. Screenshots may be generated that correspond to each current active window of the mobile application. Also, each user-interface control in the active window may be activated. The results of activating each control may be observed and added to the model. If the activation causes navigation, another active window may be determined. The application model may be used for testing other mobile computers.

Generating application models based on discovery based machine learning

Embodiments are directed towards testing a responsiveness of a graphical user interface (GUI) for an application executing on a computer. During execution of each portion of a test, stimuli may be provided to the application. The stimuli may be provided to the application thread that is associated with rendering graphics for the GUI. Responses from the application to the stimuli may be monitored to determine a responsiveness of the application for at least one portion of the test. The responsiveness may be determined based on a wait time between providing a request and receiving a reply to the request, which may indicate that the application is in a state to accept input through the GUI. Responsiveness may be determined separately for each portion of the test. A displayable report may be generated to include the responsiveness of the application for each portion of the test.

Testing user interface responsiveness for mobile applications

Embodiments are directed towards testing mobile applications for a plurality of mobile computers. A server computer may be provided a mobile application, a test script, and mobile computer criteria. One or more mobile computers may be filtered from a larger set on the mobile computer criteria. The server computer may install the mobile application on each determined mobile computer. Next, each portion of the test script for the mobile application may be performed and/or executed on each determined mobile computer, wherein a result for each performed portion may be stored. During the test run at least one screenshot may be generated based on at least one performed portion of the test script, wherein the screenshots may be stored. The server computer may generate a displayable report that may include each screenshot and a result for each performed portion of the test script.

Mobile application testing platform

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Warren, NJ, United States of America

David R Siegel