Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

International Business Machines Corporation

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Chinese Academy of Sciences

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Boe Technology Group Co., Ltd.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Guangzhou China Star Optoelectronics Semiconductor Display Technology Co., Ltd.

Wanhua Chemical Group Co., Ltd.

Mianyang Boe Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.

Wanhua Chemical (ningbo) Co., Ltd.

Wanhua Chemical (beijing) Co., Ltd.

Jun Hong Zhao

Ang Yi

Edward Ding-Bong Un

Kai Wang

Zeyong Xu

Hailong Mu

Wenwu Zhu

Zihua Guo

Hai Cheng Wang

Qian Zhang

Lei Zhang

Jing Li

Dong Li

Rajesh M Desai

Hui Huang

Lu Huang

Xue Lan Zhang

Yun Cheng

Yang Zhong Li

Ya Juan Tong

Ruihe Yu

Kaiyan Tian

Lei Wang

Juncheng Xiao

Hua Li

Fan Li

Bin Zhao

Yongguang Zhang

Jing Chen

Yi Zhao

Kun Tan

Haitao Wu

Jun Yang

Ye Qing Chen

Yibo Zhang

Richard Yuqi Yao

Jin Shi

Wei Wu

Chunshui Zhao

Chen Shen

Kang Chung Liu

Xia Zhou

Hui Cao

Zhifeng Wang

Xin Pei Lang

Edward Un

Hui Luo

Xue Xu

Shan Li

Xue Mei Deng

Peng Wei

Wen Zhou

Xiao Jian Lian

Wanzhou Zhao

Xue Mei D Deng

Xiao Ji Tian

Shizhu He

Xiaoqiang Tian

Jun Jie J Jiang

Liu Xin Peng

Zhantang Xu

Xiu Cheng Wu

Yuezhong Yang

Cai Li

Henric Mattias Beermann

Hai Peng Fan

Kai Zeng

Huan Ding

Wenxi Cao

Zhiyang Su

Wan Zhou Zhao

Yunliu Fan

Shilei Kang

Ganghao Fan

A computer-implemented method for text block segmentation includes determining a first text block segmentation pattern utilized to generate a segmented text block based, at least in part, on a comparison of semantic information associated with the segmented text block and a plurality of predefined types of text block segmentation patterns indicated by a graph; calculating a first degree of confidence in a size of the segmented text block based, at least in part, on comparing semantic entities associated with the segmented text block with semantic entities indicated by leaf nodes stemming from a first non-leaf node included in the graph and representative of the first type of text block segmentation pattern; and determining that the size of the segmented text block is non-optimal based on the calculated degree of confidence in the size of the segmented text block being below a predetermined threshold.

Text block segmentation

Disclosed embodiments provide techniques for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of key value pairs (KVPs) used in a document processing system. In embodiments, KVPs are obtained from multiple extractors of a document processing system. A score is computed for the KVPs by computing an effectiveness metric for each KVP from the multiple KVPs. In response to the computed score being below a predetermined threshold, a model retraining process is performed to generate a new set of KVP extractors, and provide the new set of KVPs to the document processing system.

Dynamic optimization of key value pair extractors for document data extraction

An array substrate and a display panel are provided. The array substrate includes a substrate, a gate, a gate insulating layer, an oxide semiconductor layer, and a source-drain metal layer. Material of at least a portion of the gate insulating layer in contact with the oxide semiconductor layer and material of the oxide semiconductor layer include an oxide of the first metal element. Thus, a transition interface between the gate insulating layer and the oxide semiconductor layer has a lower density of defect states, which is beneficial to improve mobility and stability.

Array substrate and display panel

A flexible substrate is provided, and the flexible substrate includes a second organic layer, a first inorganic layer, a first organic layer, and a second inorganic layer, which are sequentially stacked. A surface, which is in contact with the first organic layer, of the first inorganic layer has a first groove. A surface, which is in contact with the first inorganic layer, of the second organic layer has a second groove. A surface, which is in contact with the second inorganic layer, of the first organic layer has a third groove. In a direction perpendicular to the first inorganic layer, any two of the first groove, the second groove and the third groove at least partially are not aligned with each other. A manufacturing method of the flexible substrate, a panel including the flexible substrate, and an electronic device including the flexible substrate are also provided.

Flexible substrate and manufacturing method thereof, panel and electronic device

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, system, and computer program product for webpage customization. In some embodiments, a method is disclosed. According to the method, a webpage to be provided to a user is obtained. The webpage comprises at least a first element having a first set of style attributes. A second element matching the first element is determined from a set of elements customized for the user. The second element has a second set of style attributes. The webpage is customized for the user by applying at least part of the second set of style attributes to the first element. The customized webpage is provided to the user. In other embodiments, a system and a computer program product are disclosed.

Webpage customization

A computer transforms content of a composite table into structured data objects. The computer receives a composite table and identifying a data zone characterized by data columns, and a header zone. The computer identifies first header cells arranged coextensive with a single data column and second header cells arranged coextensive with a set of data columns. The computer generates a hierarchical representation of said header cells, based at least in part, on the header cell arrangements. The computer generates a revised table based on the hierarchical representation, with the first header cells identifying a data column and the second header cells identify a first header cell. The computer generates structured data objects representing the zones and being arranged based, at least in part, on the revised table and where the structured data objects are keyed to the first header cells.

Transformation of composite tables into structured database content

In an approach, data of a plurality of points is sampled in a target area, wherein the data of each point of the plurality of points comprises position information and a height value. A first area of a target area is determined, wherein the height value of each point of the plurality of points in the first area complies with a first range. A second area of the target area is determined, wherein the height value of each point of the plurality of points in the second area complies with a second range. A third area of the target area is determined, wherein the height value of each point of the plurality of points in the third area complies with a third range. A first pattern is generated, wherein the first pattern is a combination of the first area and the third area.

Recognition for overlapped patterns

A device for measuring a reflectivity of an object at the seabottom, includes a spectral probe, a first white board, a second white board, a distance meter, and a shaft; the first white board and the second white board respectively have a known reflectivity; the first white board and the second white board are connected to the shaft, wherein the first white board and the second white board are spaced along an axial direction of the shaft and staggered from each other along a radial direction of the shaft; the spectral probe is configured to collect spectral data of the first white board, the second white board and the object at the seabottom; the distance meter is configured to collect distance data between the spectral probe and the object at the seabottom.

Apparatus and method for measuring reflectivity of seabed sediments

A method for replaying operations on a widget in a graphical user interface (GUI) includes acquiring, from an operation record, operation information related to the widget and a first unique identification (UID) of the widget. A widget having a second UID is determined, wherein the second UID is generated based on a call stack for creating the widget in the GUI. The second UID is the same as the first UID. It may be determined whether the widget on the GUI is operable. An operation is executed on the widget according to the operation information related to the widget.

Replaying operations on widgets in a graphical user interface

A method for parsing a question in a knowledge base includes: receiving a question entered by a user; performing phrase detection on the question to determine candidate phrases; mapping the candidate phrases to resource items in the knowledge base; further determining values of observed predicates and possible question parse spaces; performing uncertain inference on each proposition set in the possible question parse spaces according to the values of the observed predicates and values of hidden predicates, and calculating confidence; acquiring a combination of true propositions in a proposition set whose confidence satisfies a preset condition; generating a formal query statement according to the combination of true propositions.

Method and device for parsing question in knowledge base

In an example, a VTEP device may store first routing information acquired by the VTEP device, wherein the first routing information may be routing information of a host device connected with the VTEP device. The VTEP stores second routing information sent from other VTEP devices in a VXLAN, wherein the second routing information may be routing information of a host device connected with the other VTEP devices. The VTEP receives an address resolution request from a source host device, wherein the address resolution request comprises an IP address of a target host device, and a VXLAN identifier of a VXLAN to which the target host device belongs. and in response to a determination that routing information of the target host device may be stored locally, the VTEP sends an address resolution response comprising a MAC address of the target host device to the source host device.

Address resolution

Identifying a location of a mobile device is disclosed (e.g., presuming user consent to the same). One or more received signal strengths (RSSs), comprising a first RSS, may be received by a first access point (AP) from the mobile device. The RSSs may be used to identify a grid area, comprising a first grid space. A signal distance between the first grid space and the first AP may be identified using the first RSS, and combined with a first grid space distance, comprising a known distance between the first grid space and the first AP, to determine a first grid space likelihood score for the first grid space. A second grid space likelihood score may be determined for a second grid space (e.g., and a third, etc.), and the grid space comprising a desired grid space likelihood score (e.g., highest) may be selected as the mobile device location.

Locating a mobile device

The present invention discloses a viscoelastic sound-absorbing polyurethane foam and a method for preparing the same, the foam being prepared by reacting a polyisocyanate composition and an isocyanate reactive component. The isocyanate reactive component comprises, based on the weight of mixed polyethers, 30-80 wt % of (bii) a copolyol of epoxypropane-epoxyethane, or a conjugate thereof, wherein the content of oxy-ethylidene unit is 5-35 wt %; 2-20 wt % of (biii) a copolyol of epoxypropane-epoxyethane, or a conjugate thereof, wherein the content of oxy-ethylidene unit is 70-100 wt %; and 20-70 wt % of (biv) a copolyol of epoxypropane-epoxyethane, or a conjugate thereof, wherein the content of oxy-ethylidene unit is 0-20 wt %. The sound-absorbing foam of the present invention has a ball rebound rate of 15-30% and good sound absorption performance.

Viscoelastic sound-absorbing polyurethane foam and preparation method thereof

Embodiments of adjustment of a task execution plan at runtime by a task execution engine configured to receive a plan compilation task, the plan compilation task comprising a task execution plan, are provided. An aspect includes receiving a first plan compilation task by the task execution engine through a plan compilation interface. Another aspect includes modifying a task execution plan of the first plan compilation task in response to receiving a second plan compilation task by the task execution engine, the second plan compilation task comprising a task execution plan for modifying the task execution plan of the first plan compilation task. Yet another aspect includes reading a next task in the task execution plan of the first plan compilation task and initiating the next task by the task execution engine.

Adjustment of a task execution plan at runtime

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