International Business Machines Corporation

Joseph Foti, Jr

Jeffrey E Bisti

Elisabeth R Stahl

Frank J De Gilio

Kevin David Galloway

James J Gallombardo

George S Chapman

Clarisse T Taafe-Hedglin

Raymond J Cadmus, Jr

Anthony Manno, Iii

Jovanna Marquez

An olfactory-based cognitive system is implemented by receiving a request from a user, the request including one or more attributes, wherein the one or more attributes include at least olfactory-sensed data and an identification of the olfactometer or electronic nose utilized to gather the olfactory-sensed data. A set of candidate recommendations is generated utilizing the one or more attributes from data sources. A confidence score is generated for each candidate recommendation in the set of candidate recommendations indicating a confidence that the corresponding candidate recommendation is valid to address the request. Each candidate recommendation in the set of candidate recommendations is ranked according to its respective confidence scores. The ranked listing of candidate recommendations is presented to the user for use in addressing the request.

Olfactory cognitive diagnosis

A method, system, and computer product for transmitting data generated from an airplane includes collecting a plurality of flight data generated from the airplane, analyzing the plurality of flight data, generating a feedback signal based on an analyzed result on the plurality of flight data, selecting a first group of flight data from the plurality of flight data based on the feedback signal, changing a respective data resolution of each of the first group of flight data based on the feedback signal, providing each of the first group of flight data with the changed data resolution to a transmitting device, and transmitting, using the transmitting device, the first group of flight data with the changed data resolution.

Method for prioritizing and transmitting data generated from an airplane during flight

Embodiments of the present invention relate to 'migration points' and an associated method and calculation tool. In general, a migration point is a number that represents an evaluation of the size and complexity of performing a migration, port, or refresh of an application from a legacy platform to a new target platform. When migration points are applied to applications across a portfolio, the migration points provide a relative measurement of the size and complexity necessary to perform the migration. Additionally, this measurement can be used to make a determination in calculating migration productivity (i.e., migration points divided by person-months, similar to how software productivity utilizes function points). In a typical embodiment, the migration point total is based on a set of qualitative migration points and a set of quantitative migration points, which are based on various technical aspects of the application, operating system, and hardware involved with the migration process.

Calculating migration points for application migration

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Joseph Foti, Jr