International Business Machines Corporation

Beijing Zitiao Network Technology Co., Ltd.

Jing Xing

Da Li Liu

Yue Wang

Dong Jun Zong

Jian F Zhang

Qi Feng Huo

Xue Fei Duan

Jian Wang

Jonathan D Dunne

Tao Li

Yong Wang

Dale M Schultz

Juan Liu

Mark E Wallace

Yunfeng Shi

Hangjian Yuan

Zuo Peng Zhang

Yi X Liu

Techniques for improving computing efficiency of a processor by optimizing a computational size of each computing core in the processor are provided. The techniques include obtaining a configuration space for a target parameter; obtaining a computational time model of the processor, the computational time model is a function of the target parameter and a number of computing cores of the processor; traversing the target parameter in the configuration space, and calculating, based on the computational time model, a computational time corresponding to the target parameter that is selected; in response to the target parameter being a k-th parameter with a minimum computational time, determining the target parameter as the k-th parameter; and improving the computing efficiency of the processor by configuring the computational size of each computing core in the processor based on the k-th parameter.

Improving computing efficiency of a processor by optimizing a computational size of each computing core in the processor

Cognitive determination of whether a message is suitable for sending over a data communications network can include extracting tokens from the message prior to transmitting the message. One or more intended recipients of the message can be determined from the tokens. A machine learning classification model corresponding to the one or more recipients of the message can be selected. The machine learning classification model can be constructed based on tokens extracted from prior messages, which are combined to create a plurality of documents for training the machine learning classification model. The one or more tokens extracted from the message can be classified using the machine learning classification model. An alert message can be generated in response to determining based on the classifying that the message is unsuited for sending.

Cognitive determination of message suitability

Edge device task management by receiving an indicator corresponding to a first container running a task on a first edge device of a cluster of edge devices, wherein the indicator indicates an error status of the first container, and wherein task data of the task is stored in a first local storage of the first edge device, selecting a second edge device from the cluster of edge devices, wherein a second container on the second edge device is to run the task, instructing the first and second edge devices to transfer the task data from the first local storage of the first edge device to a second local storage of the second edge device, and in response to receiving a notification that indicates the task data has been transferred from the first local storage to the second local storage, sending the task to the second container.

Transferring task data between edge devices in edge computing

Providing cognitive responses with an electronic message system includes predicting an urgency level corresponding to an electronic message received by the system based on detecting pre-defined features within the message and assigning a classification to the message based on the detected features. The message and corresponding urgency level can be mapped to a response action based on the classification assigned to the message. A notification of the response action and corresponding urgency level can be generated.

Cognitive responses with electronic messaging

Embodiments generally enable a mobile device to display a window of a remote desktop on a mobile device with a native layout. In some embodiments, a method includes receiving a remote desktop display request from a mobile client device, wherein the remote desktop display request includes display information of the mobile client device. The method further includes generating a copy of a window process of a remote desktop computer. The method further includes generating a virtual display based at least in part on the copy of the window process of the remote desktop computer and on the display information of the mobile client device. The method further includes sending virtual display information to the mobile client device based at least in part on the virtual display.

Displaying a window of a remote desktop computer on a mobile device with a native layout

This disclosure relates to a method, system, and computer program product for accessing remote desktop applications. In one implementation, a computer-implement method is provided. According to the method, a split view of a window of an application running on a host device is determined at the host device, wherein the split view comprises a plurality of sub-windows, and each of the sub-windows provides a view of a portion of the window. Information about the sub-windows is sent to a client device in communication with the host device. Frame buffer data of at least one of the sub-windows is transmitted to the client device in response to receiving a selection of the at least one sub-window from the client device.

Accessing window of remote desktop application

The present invention relates to a messaging technique, and more specifically, relates to a method and system for messaging using information of predetermined message recipients. According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for messaging, comprising: obtaining message recipients designated by a to-be-sent message; obtaining predetermined message recipients corresponding to the to-be-sent message; and in response to inconsistency between the designated message recipients and the predetermined message recipients, unifying the designated message recipients and the predetermined message recipients. According to the method and system for messaging provided by the present invention, message recipients may be efficiently controlled and uniformed so as to avoid missing of recipients or to promptly update message recipient information. Further, the messaged content can be efficiently controlled and unified.

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