International Business Machines Corporation

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Nanjing University of Technology

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Nanjing Universty of Technology

Beijing Building Materials and Geological Engineering Co.ltd.

Beijing City Construction Technology Promotion Association

Sinoma Geological Engineering Exploration and Research Institute Co.

He Huang

Ning Duan

Jin Hong Fu

Shi Chong Ma

Jian Wang

Zhi Hu Wang

Xiao Xi Liu

Haidong Zhang

Jia Yu

Bao Zhang

Liya Fan

Dongmei Zhang

Jun Zhu

Qian Ma

Yin Xia

Lin Chen

Yan Zhu

Pingkai Ouyang

Guan Zhang

Zhenjiang Li

Bin Wang

Peng Hui Jiang

Ashish Kundu

Nataraj Nagaratnam

Dimitrios Pendarakis

Sreekanth Ramakrishna Iyer

Min Li

Paul Anthony Ashley

Ronald B Williams

Hua Fang Tan

Xiao Bi Liang

Jia Tian Zhong

Xing Xing Shen

Tian Cheng Liu

Stefan Berger

Qi Hu

Bryan Dove

Zhitao Hou

Shih-Gong Li

Liu Jian

Chen Feng

Jian Xu

Li Li

Ke Zhang

Jing Min Xu

Wei Zhao

Peng Gao

Kai Lin Li

Zhong Xian Li

Wen Sun

Bin Zhu

Jun Li Wang

Zhe Yan

Yong Hu

Shi Kun Li

Hui Chen

Yong Yin

Rui Xiong Tian

Zhi Gao

Naijie Li

Paula K Austel

JingChang Huang

Song Ge

Daniel M Cheung

Jian-Guang Lou

Michael G McIntosh

Yucheng Zhou

Chen Tian

Guanfeng Li

Yu Mao

Xiang Zu

Jiang Li

Wenwu Zhang

Yongsheng Geng

Bei Chen

Jiangtao Hao

Yun Wang

Weiwei Cui

Lujing Ren

Shiming He

Xinfeng Huang

Shenglan Chen

Hekun Yu

Dangsheng Guo

Lingjun Geng

Fengchen Yang

Chenghua Liang

Xiaojun Ji

Yuanyuan Tang

Xuechao Hu

Ishita Gupta

Implementations of the subject matter described herein relate to generating animated infographics from static infographics. A computer-implemented method comprises: extracting visual elements of a static infographic; determining, based on the visual elements, a structure of the static infographic at least indicating a layout of the visual elements in the static infographic; and applying a dynamic effect to the visual elements based on the structure of the static infographic to generate an animated infographic.

Generating animated infographics from static infographics

Various implementations of the present disclosure relate to text to visualization. In a method, information items are extracted from a natural language sentence. Visual elements associated with the information items are determined. A visual representation of the natural language sentence based on the visual elements is determined, the visual representation indicating information expressed by the natural language sentence.

Text to visualization

A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computer system are provided. A processor receives an indication of sensitive data in one or more files. A processor updates at least one bit in the virtual address space for the one or more files indicated to have sensitive data. A processor, in response to a program accessing the one or more files, evaluates a respective virtual address for the one or more files. A processor, in response to the at least one bit in the respective virtual address for the one or more files, marks intermediate data generated by the program as sensitive data.

Runtime protection of sensitive data

According to implementations of the subject matter described herein, there is provided a solution for data embedding and data extraction in images. To perform data embedding, a target region for data embedding is determined from a source image, such as a chart image. Target data to be embedded is converted into a sequence of logical values represented in a predetermined format. Based on the sequence of logical values, image values of one or more image elements in the target region are changed such that the changed image values in the target region can be used to convey the sequence of logical values corresponding to the target data. The variations in image values are within a predetermined range such that no significant data distortion of perception distortion is caused by the data embedding. In a subsequent process, the embedded data can also be easily extracted from the image for use.

Data embedding and data extraction in image

Disclosed is a pumping method of a large-diameter horizontal pressurized long dewatering well for inexhaustible pumping strata. Clay layers and sand soil layers are determined according to construction positions of foundation pits, horizontal holes are drilled in the sand soil layers with a drill rig with simultaneous casing, and after the designed depth is reached, horizontal wells are placed, the horizontal wells are located above the junction of the clay layers and the sand soil layers, and the horizontal wells comprise drain pipes and air ducts, the drain pipes and the air ducts are located at the same elevation, each air duct is located between the two drain pipes, and the air duct is connected with the air pipe of the air compressor to deliver and pressurize, so as to facilitate water in the strata of aquifer to gather into the drain pipes.

Pumping method of large-diameter horizontal pressurized long dewatering well for inexhaustible pumping strata

Determination and provision of improved representations of program flow control are provided by a method that monitors execution of binary code of a program on a computer system. The monitoring includes monitoring manipulation(s) of call stack(s) maintained by the computer system for the execution of the binary code. The method, based on the monitoring, determines function call pattern(s) and branch pattern(s) exhibited by the execution of the binary code. The method identifies, from the binary code and using the determined function call pattern(s) and branch pattern(s), function calls and branches, relations between the function calls and branches, and function and variable names. The method also provides a representation of program flow control of the program using the identified function calls and branches, relations, and function and variable names.

Determining and providing representations of program flow control

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, system, and computer program product for dynamic update of a computer program in memory. According to the method, one or more processors obtain incremental information, the incremental information specifying an incremental update to at least one section of at least one target function in a computer program. One or more processors identify, based on the incremental information, the at least one target function to be updated from the computer program. One or more processors generate at least one updated copy of the at least one target function by updating the at least one section of the at least one target function based on the incremental information. One or more processors update the computer program based on the at least one updated copy of the at least one target function while the computer program is running.

Dynamic update of a computer program in memory

Aspects of the invention include includes detecting a change in a code section of a source code in relation to a reference code section. An incremental section is created in object code, the incremental section includes an object code section describing the change in the code section and a symbol section describing a change to a symbol associated with the changed code section. The incremental section is attached to a software update. The software update to a target computer system.

Reducing a delivery size of a software update

Aspects of the invention include computer-implemented method that includes generating a preliminary control flow graph from memory dump data and compiler listing data in response to an exception event at a computing program. Code segments associated with each block of the preliminary control flow graph are translated to Boolean statements. Each Boolean statement is determined to be either satisfied or unsatisfied based on input values retrieved from the memory dump data. An edge property value of a first edge and a second edge of a plurality of edges of the preliminary control flow graph based are calculated based on a satisfaction of the Boolean statements. The edge property value of the first edge is compared to the edge property value of the second edge. The preliminary control flow graph is refined by deleting the first edge of the plurality of edges based at least in part on the comparison.

Control flow graph refining via execution data

Provided is astrain, a building method therefor and an application thereof. The strain disclosed is classified and named assp. HX-RS, and the preservation number is CCTCC NO: M2017046. An acyltransferase functional domain originating fromPKS enzyme is adopted instead of an acyltransferase functional domain originating fromsp. PKS enzyme, and the strain is obtained by performing flat panel screening and acclimation screening with a high rotation seed and a low temperature.

Schizochytrium limacinum strain, building method therefor and application thereof

A method including sending, by a first network device, to a second network device, a first objective locally stored in the first network device to a second network device, wherein an autonomic networking integrated model and approach (ANIMA) protocol is run on both the first network device and the second network device, determining, by the first network device, whether the first objective locally stored in the first network device is changed, and sending, by the first network device, a first objective change packet to the second network device in response to the first network device determining that the first objective locally stored in the first network device is changed, the first objective change packet instructing the second network device to change the first objective locally stored in the second network device.

System and method for propagating anima network objective changes

Implementations of the present disclosure relate to methods, systems, and computer program products for security management. In one implementation, a computer-implemented method is disclosed. In the method, a message sequence associated with a user may be obtained from a list of historical messages that are logged in a data system. A candidate operation may be determined based on the obtained message sequence and an association model, where the association model indicates associations between message sequences and operations that are supported in the data system. A security level of the candidate operation may be evaluated based on at least one historical operation that has been performed by the user in the data system. In other implementations, a computer-implemented system and a computer program product for security management are disclosed.

Security management for data systems

Implementations are described related to users directly manipulating visual depictions of aspects of a data set displayed in a user interface to generate or modify visual representations of the data set, such as a chart. The direct manipulation may be either through a computer input device, (e.g., a keyboard or mouse), or based on other input data, such as a touch input. Aspects of a data set include dimensions, which may be used to filter the data set, and metrics, which are quantifiable elements within the data set. In various implementations, input such as drag-and-drop operations corresponding to visual depictions of aspects of a data set may be interpreted in generating or modifying charts.

Direct manipulation interface for data analysis

A method for evaluating fraudulent data in a Usage Based Insurance (UBI) system, includes retrieving trip data for a driver from a database. A processor on a computer determines tough context incidents in the trip data. Driving behavior of the driver during said tough context incidents is compared with driving behavior of other drivers during similar tough context incidents. The trip data is identified as potentially fraudulent if the driver's driving behavior is better by a predetermined amount compared to the other drivers' driving behavior.

Method and system to determine auto insurance risk

The present disclosure provides a computer-implemented method, computer system and computer program product for user authentication. According to the method, identity information can be received from a user, and a plurality of questions can be presented to the user, the plurality of questions comprising one or more valid questions generated based on a password related to the identity information and one or more invalid questions. Then, an input can be received from the user, and in response to the input corresponding to the one or more valid questions, the user can be authenticated based on the input.

Authentication without inputting passwords

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