International Business Machines Corporation

Kanayo Okonji

Chanchal Saha

Thomas Ward

Rajaram B Krishnamurthy

Marc Henri Coq

Eric Allen Stegner

Richard Burton Finch

Rahul Nahar

Jayapreetha Natesan

Sreekanth Ramakrishnan

Michael Lapointe

Brad Hoover

Jeffrey Willoughby

Rogelio Fernando Gutierrez Valdes

Christopher Thomas Foltz

Christian Nugraha

Anthony George Gorey

Bhanwar Gupta

Mark C Booth

Oscar Alejandro De La Torre

Neeraj Madan

Eduardo M Koster Abad

Gersain Mesa

Teik Seng Poh

Richard Laviano

Chanchai Saha

Steven Holbrooks

Robert Edge, Jr

Restricting use of a selected input in recovery from system failures. A testing system obtains, based on failure of a system, an indication of one or more tasks to be performed. The testing system automatically determines whether a user is to perform one or more actions to alter execution of the one or more tasks. The automatically determining is based on an indication of whether a knowledge transfer score of the user meets at least one predefined criterion. Based on knowledge transfer score meeting the at least one predefined criterion, the one or more actions are performed.

Restricting use of selected input in recovery from system failures

A cognitive test advisor facility is provided to identify repair action recommendations. The facility receives a user input regarding a test failure, and generates an expanded search input by identifying additional, alternative words for the user input. A database(s) is searched for test failure records relevant to keywords of the expanded search input, and relevant test failure records are prioritized using a relationship strength score based, at least in part, on relationship of the test failure records to the expanded search input. The facility detects test failure records from the searching having a relationship strength score higher than a threshold value, and analyzes the detected test failure records to identify potential test repair actions. Based on the analyzing, the facility generates a solution priority list including one or more suggested test repair actions for the test failure, and provides the solution priority list to the user.

Cognitive test advisor facility for identifying test repair actions

Methods, systems, and computer program products for identifying and evaluating risk alerts are provided. Aspects include receiving risk alert data comprising risk alerts from data sources, obtaining, by the processor, client geographical data comprising one or more locations of interest, wherein the one or more locations of interest comprise infrastructure resource for the client, determining one or more trusted data sources that are most relevant to define an impact of one or more risk events from the risk alert data affecting one or more locations of interest for the client based on the risk alert data and the client geographical data, determining impactful risk events that affect locations of interest for the client based on trusted risk alert data from the trusted data sources and the client geographical data, and displaying the trusted data sources, the one or more impactful risk events, and the one or more locations.

Identifying and evaluating risks across risk alert sources

Embodiments of the present invention provide a computer-implemented method for generating test plans based on test failure root causes or symptoms. The method generates a heat map of manufacturing process test failures based at least in part on historical test failures and prior repair actions. A database is searched for test failure records that are relevant to user input. Relevant test failure records are prioritized via an index score that is assigned based at least in part on proximity of the relevant test failure records to the user input. Failure records that have an index score that is higher than a threshold value are detected. Unstructured text data of each of the detected failure records is analyzed to identify relevant keywords and relevancy rates. A test solution priority list is displayed, via a GUI, in a window or view that is separate from the heat map.

Cognitive manufacturing systems test repair action

An embodiment of the invention provides a method for storing a cable, including receiving one or more cables on an adjustable central coil. An RFID chip connected to the cable is read via a RFID reader proximate the central coil. The cable is routed from the central coil to one or more adjustable middle coils, and routed from the middle coil to an adjustable outer coil. The cable is dispensed from the outer coil; and, the RFID chip is read via a RFID reader proximate the outer coil. The method modifies the distance between the central coil and the middle coil, the central coil and the outer coil, and/or the middle coil and the outer coil. Specifically, the diameter of the central coil, the middle coil, and/or the outer coil is adjusted. The modification accommodates for the arc limit and/or head size of the cable.

Cable storage and dispensing system

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Kanayo Okonji