Oracle International Corporation

Dell Products Inc.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Mudit Gupta

Jeevan Selvan Job John

Sunil Kumar

Aswin Jose

Satya Kumar Vankayala

Russell Broom

Pramod Agrawal

Alwyn Simson D'souza

Seungil Yoon

Shinoj Parameswaran

Malinidevi Baskar

Veena Vasu

A system can facilitate first broadband cellular communications between a user equipment and core network equipment according to a first number of additional demodulation reference signal (DMRS) positions. The system can determine to modify the first number of additional DMRS positions. The system can, based on determining to modify the first number of additional DMRS positions, send, to the user equipment, physical downlink control channel downlink control information that indicates a second number of additional DMRS positions that are configured in the downlink control information. The system can facilitate second broadband cellular communications between the user equipment and the core network equipment according to the second number of additional DMRS positions, wherein a throughput of the second broadband cellular communications is determined as a function of a size of a transport block set based on the second number of additional DMRS positions.

Dynamic additional demodulation reference signal configuration

A system can configure a first number of demodulation reference signal positions in radio resource control information as part of a connection setup with a base station that is configured to facilitate first broadband cellular communications. The system can, after attaching to the base station, receive a medium access control control element message from the base station indicative of modifying the first number of demodulation reference signal positions to a second number of demodulation reference signal positions. The system can conduct second broadband cellular communications with the base station according to the second number of demodulation reference signal positions, wherein a throughput of the second broadband cellular communications is determined as a function of a size of a transport block set based on the second number of demodulation reference signal positions.

Disclosed herein is a method and a network for managing resources in a network. The method comprises determining a predefined number of repetitions of data packets for receiving the data packets from a user equipment (UE) associated with a network node. Further, a minimum number of repetitions, out of the predefined number of repetitions, required for successfully decoding the data packets received from the UE is estimated based on one or more network status parameters. Thereafter, the data packets are decoded within the minimum number of repetitions and one or more resources allocated for remaining number of repetitions are released, thereby optimally managing the resource utilization in the network.

Method and system for optimal resource management in a network

The present disclosure generally relates to systems and methods for efficiently and dynamically integrating a chatbot into an application service. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to systems and methods that dynamically build custom components that enable the chatbot to communicate and facilitate the use of the application service directly from the chatbot application. Accordingly, the systems and methods described herein provide the benefit of integrating the chatbot application into an application service without having the application developer write code for the integration, thereby enhancing the computational efficiency of the integration and the reliability of the application service when new services or service functionality are added or modified.

Systems and methods for a metadata driven integration of chatbot systems into back-end application services

Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with automatically controlling a zoom level are described. In one embodiment, a method includes accessing a database and retrieving a plurality of data records based on at least one match parameter, wherein each data record is assigned to an employee and includes a scheduled time range in a work day for the employee. The data records are parsed and a minimum time and a maximum time from the scheduled time ranges are determined. The method controls a zoom level for a display for displaying the scheduled time ranges from the plurality of data records by determining a screen area in a user interface for displaying the scheduled time ranges, and generating a graphical timeline to fit between the minimum time and the maximum time and adjust a size of the graphical timeline based at least in part on the determined screen area.

Automatic zoom control system for workforce timeline

Certain aspects and features of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for simultaneously providing two versions of an application's interface using a single codebase. More specifically, certain aspects and features of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for executing a single codebase to depict time-bound information in a calendar format and, at the same time, make the displayed time-bound information consumable by screen reader applications.

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Mudit Gupta