Intel Corporation

Jinkui Ren

Shu Xu

Tianyou Li

Weiliang Lin

Tingqian Li

Zidong Jiang

Chaobo Zhu

Yong Hu

Yao Zu Dong

Fai Yeung

Ke Han

Xun Wang

Tong Chen

Lili Ma

Gregory Meunier

Zhiqiang Liang

Dongxiao Xu

Xiantao Zhang

Xiaokang Qin

Zhaohui Meng

In one example, a system for executing applications can include a main processor to initialize a virtual machine to execute an application. The main processor can also determine a main utilization indicator of the main processor is above a threshold and an auxiliary utilization indicator of an auxiliary processor is below a threshold, wherein the auxiliary processor is based on an auxiliary instruction set architecture. Additionally, the main processor can transmit an instruction from the application to the auxiliary processor for execution and update context data for the application in response to receiving an execution result from the auxiliary processor.

Executing an application with multiple processors

Embodiments of a system and method for heart rate monitoring are generally described herein. A method may include receiving, at a device, a spectrogram including a plurality of bins of represented frequencies corresponding to potential heart rate measurements, selecting a bin of frequencies from the plurality of bins of represented frequencies with an average power that exceeds average powers of remaining bins of frequencies of the plurality of bins of represented frequencies, determining whether a frequency of the bin of frequencies represents a valid heart rate based on the average power and a past valid heart rate, and in response to determining that the frequency represents a valid heart rate, outputting a heart rate corresponding to the frequency.

HMM-based adaptive spectrogram track method

Systems and techniques for dynamic code execution location in heterogeneous memory are described herein. In an system having a first class of memory and second class of memory that are both byte-addressable, an interpreter may be initialized to execute a program from the first class of memory. The initialization may include locating an Interpreter Routine Address Table (IRIT) in the second class of memory and creating counters for routines in the IRIT. A counter for a routine may be modified as it is referenced from the IRIT during execution. The routine may be moved from the first class of memory to the second class of memory in response to the counter passing a threshold. An entry in the IRIT for the routine may be updated with an address in the second class of memory corresponding to the routine.

Dynamic code execution location in heterogeneous memory

Systems and methods for recognizing a gesture in a wearable device are disclosed. The system may sense a plurality of sensor measurements during a gesture sensing session, and down-sample the measurements using an adaptive down-sampling interval. The adaptive down-sampling interval may be determined based at least on a fractional part of a ratio of a frame length of the sensor measurements to a specified target length shorter than the frame length. The magnitude of the down-sampled measurements is normalized, and a feature vector may be generated using the normalized measurements. A gesture recognizer module may associate a gesture with the feature vector using gesture classification.

Time domain feature transform for user gestures

Technologies for detecting micro-motion based input gestures include a wrist-wearable computing device that includes sensors from which values for micro-motion states can be determined. Each micro-motion state is indicative of a motion-related characteristic of the wrist-wearable computing device that is used to determine whether a sequence of detected gesture steps matches an input gesture model associated with an input gesture. The input gesture model defines a required sequence of required gesture steps from which an input gesture may be determined.

Technologies for micro-motion-based input gesture control of wearable computing devices

Embodiments are directed to gesture recognition in a computing device. Touch-based input by the user is monitored based on an output from a touch sensor. Gestures are directed from among the touch-based input. The detected gestures are analyzed to assign gesture characteristic profiles to the detected gestures according to profiling criteria. A sequential event log is tabulated representing counts of series of gestures based on assigned characteristic profiles and on temporal sequencing of the gestures. Circumstances for invocation of gesture detection re-calibration are assessed based on the tabulated series of gestures.

Touch gesture detection assessment

Multiple operating systems are supported on a computing device by disk virtualization technologies that allow switching between a native operating system and a virtualized guest operating system without performing a format conversion of the native operating system image, which is stored in a partition of a physical data storage device. The disk virtualization technologies establish a virtual storage device in a manner that allows the guest operating system to directly access the partition of the physical storage device that contains the native operating system image.

Supporting multiple operating system environments in computing device without contents conversion

Apparatuses, methods, and computer-readable media for buffer provision application ('BFA') are described. The BPA may facilitate display of a guest application executing in a host operating system ('host OS'). The host OS may provide for execution of a guest application, such as through use of an emulator configured to emulate a guest OS environment. The BFA may provide a drawing buffer for use by the guest application. The drawing buffer may be caused to be allocated within the host OS by the BFA. The BFA may then cause the allocated buffer to be provided to the guest application so that the guest application may draw frame data directly to the drawing buffer. The BFA may then facilitate access to the drawing buffer by the host OS when compositing drawing buffer data with other drawing data of the host OS. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

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