International Business Machines Corporation

Jayashree Vaidyanathan

Bernadette Ann Pierson

Gregory J Boss

Cesar Augusto Rodriguez Bravo

Edgar Adolfo Zamora Duran

Christopher L Molloy

Rick A Hamilton, Ii

Charles Evan Beller

Ea-Ee Jan

Sarah White Eagle

A system and method for automated gift determination and delivery is provided, which include identifying a contact from an electronic contact list for receiving a gift, detecting from first data related to the contact a change in an emotional state of the contact, validating from second data the change in the emotional state of the contact, and automatically selecting the gift from a plurality of identified gifts that is determined to be commensurate with the change status and a current emotional state of the contact.

System, computer program product, and method for automated gift determination and delivery

Systems, methods, and computer program products relating to clustering unstructured data. A set of unstructured documents is tokenized to produce a plurality of tokens. A frequency at which terms appear in the plurality of tokens is analyzed, to generate a vocabulary of terms. A vocabulary indices matrix is generated based on the generated vocabulary of terms. The matrix relates to the set of unstructured documents. A plurality of rows in the vocabulary indices matrix are matched to generate a plurality of clusters for the set of unstructured documents.

Unstructured data clustering of information technology service delivery actions

Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: obtaining one or more data feed that includes data of individuals within a crowd, wherein the crowd comprises a plurality of individuals gathered within an area; examining data of the one or more data feed to return behavior parameter values for respective individuals of the plurality of individuals; identifying, using values of the behavior parameter values, a disrupted group of a plurality of the individuals of the crowd, wherein the identifying is in dependence on a first one or more criterion being satisfied; detecting, using values of the behavior parameter values, a disruptor individual within the disrupted group, the detecting in dependence on a second one or more criterion being satisfied; and providing, by machine logic, one more disruptor mitigation output to mitigate disruptive behavior of the disruptor individual.

Disruptor mitigation

A computer-implemented method includes: determining, by a computing device, a location of an individual in a building relative to the location of an exit of the building; determining, by the computing device, the location of obstacles or hazards within the building; determining, by the computing device, a path from the individual to the exit based on determining the location of the individual relative to the exit and the location of the obstacles or hazards; generating, by the computing device, signaling instructions based on the path; and outputting, by the computing device, the signaling instructions to one or more signaling devices, wherein the outputting the signaling instructions control operations of the one or more signaling devices to guide the individual to the exit based on the path.

Facilitating a search of individuals in a building during an emergency event

Devices and methods for accessing data on at least one proximate computing device in an emergency situation are disclosed. A method includes: determining that the emergency situation is occurring; in response to determining that the emergency situation is occurring: determining a location where the emergency situation is occurring and a location of the computing device; and determining the location where the emergency situation is occurring is within a first predetermined distance of the location of the computing device; and in response to determining that the location where the emergency situation is occurring is within the first predetermined distance of the location of the computing device: determining the at least one proximate computing device located within a second predetermined distance of the location of the computing device; and receiving access to at least part of the data on the at least one proximate computing device.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Jayashree Vaidyanathan