International Business Machines Corporation

Ramratan Vennam

Dana Lea Price

Belinda M Vennam

James Lee Lentz

Spencer Thomas Reynolds

Trenton J Johnson

Matthew R Claycomb

Charmant K Tan

James C Riordan

Patrick W Wolf

Michael T Peters

Saikrishna Vennam

Jack W Szeto

Matthew Cardinal

An approach is provided in which the approach displays, on a user interface during a first user session, a set of objects with a first level of detail based on a prioritization model. The approach adjusts the prioritization model based on a set of user selections to the set of objects captured during the first user session that indicates a second level of detail of at least one object in the set of objects. The approach displays the set of objects to the user on the user interface during a second user session based on the adjusted prioritization model.

Dynamic data density display

A method includes logging, at a processor, user-performed actions in a computer-generated interactive environment. The method also includes determining statistics of the user-performed actions. The statistics indicate at least a frequency of each particular type of user-performed action and a sequential order of the user-performed actions. The method further includes accessing a data structure that includes a plurality of nodes. Each node of the plurality of nodes corresponds to a choice presented within the computer-generated interactive environment. The method also includes linking different nodes of the plurality of nodes based on the statistics to generate sequential action data and applying a set of rules to at least a portion of the statistics to generate character profile data. The method further includes generating a recap of the user-performed actions based on the sequential action data and the character profile data.

User-specific recap for computer-generated interactive environments

A user's travel is securely monitored using user-configured secure travel monitoring constraints within a secure travel profile. The user-configured secure travel monitoring constraints granularly specify controls related to user travel privacy and authorized release of travel information to a user-specified trusted third party in association with the user's travel, in addition to specifying a planned travel route and a planned travel time frame. A route deviation by the user relative to the planned travel route or planned travel time frame is detected during the secure monitoring of the user's travel. A user-configured level of travel information authorized by the user to be released to the user-specified trusted third party within a traveler safety alert responsive to the route deviation is determined based upon the user-configured secure travel monitoring constraints. The traveler safety alert with the user-configured level of travel information is sent to the user-specified trusted third party.

Confidential route monitoring with traveler-configured traveler safety alerts

A system, method and program product for categorizing, analyzing, and continually aggregating unstructured communication data in the form of a query and responses. The method initially categorizes the conversation thread as a query and then uses natural language understanding technologies to start analyzing and extracting entities, sentiment and keywords. It then categorizes and aggregates those responses accordingly, providing the user with a continuously updated summary. The method groups the responses into Positive/Affirmative and Negative. The system can also determine conversations that need further action or response from the organizer by categorizing more complex individual responses that contain questions or action items. The method further analyzes an e-mail thread to identify a certain type of conversation, e.g., an RSVP/Poll, collect multiple responses, analyze the responses and tally up the results to create a summary that may be communicated back to the group thread originator according to a preferred messaging modality.

Automated summary of digital group conversations

Embodiments of the present invention provides a systems and methods for conserving liquids. The system detects, via sensors, if an object is interrupting the liquid flowing between a faucet and a drain. If the system detects an object is interrupting the flowing liquid, then the system routes the flowing liquid to a first destination using a diverter valve associated with the drain. The diverter valve is controlled by a microprocessor and connected to the sensors. However, if there are no object interrupting the flowing liquid, then the system routes the flowing liquid to a second destination.

Optimizing a water recovery system

A method, apparatus, system, and computer program product for managing windows in a computer system. The computer system tracks a directional movement of information displayed for a set of applications within a group of display devices to form historical movement information, wherein the directional movement is in response to a user input from a user. Characteristics are identified by the computer system for a current group of display devices. The computer system displays a group of the windows for the set of applications within the current group of display devices based on the historical movement information and the characteristics detected.

Optimal window placement system

Dynamic display of hierarchical data in the form of a treemap. A first instance of an object representation is selected in a first visualization of a hierarchy encoded by containment. A second instance of the object representation is designated, wherein each instance is a tier for object occupation. An object within the hierarchy is displayed as a shape comprising at least two opposing surfaces, and the object is selected through the opposing surfaces. The hierarchy is dynamically re-ordered in response to the selection and designation, and the second representation of the hierarchy is displayed based on the dynamic re-ordering.

Treemap perspective manipulation

A method for representing and controlling an impact and scope of a widget value includes displaying at least one widget on a user interface. The widget includes a value. The value includes an inherited value. The method also includes displaying information of a scope of inheritance of the value before user interaction with the widget. The information of the scope of inheritance of the value includes a number of inheritance levels of the value and a number of objects impacted by a change to the value. The method also includes receiving a user input changing the value of the widget. The method also includes changing the value of the widget and the objects in response to receiving the user input.

Representation and control of the scope of impact in inherited settings

A value inheritance widget system includes a display device including a user interface, and a value impact engine coupled to the display device. The value impact engine is configured to display at least one widget on a user interface. The widget includes a value. The value comprises an inherited value. The value impact engine is further configured to display information of a scope of inheritance of the value before user interaction with the widget. The information of the scope of inheritance of the value includes a number of inheritance levels of the value and a number of objects impacted by a change to the value. The value impact engine is further configured to receive a user input changing the value of the widget and change the value of the widget and the objects in response to receiving the user input.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, system and computer program product for heap dump object identification in a heap dump analysis tool. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for heap dump object identification in a heap dump analysis tool can be provided. The method can include instrumenting an object with a uniquely identifiable marker, instantiating the instrumented object in a virtual machine executing in memory by a processor of a host computer and triggering a heap dump in the virtual machine. The method also can include parsing a heap dump file resulting from the triggered heap dump to locate a reference to the uniquely identifiable marker. Finally, the method can include displaying an association between the object and the heap dump file in a heap dump analysis tool executing in the memory by the processor of the host computer.

Heap dump object identification in a heap dump analysis tool

Methods, systems, and computer program products relate to recommending sites including identifying a location associated with a computing device, analyzing metadata of geotagged image data, the image data including blocked image data, and suggesting sites near the identified location based on the results of the metadata analysis.

Recommending sites through metadata analysis

A method, system or computer usable program product for automatically removing sensitive content from a display responsive to removal of user physical proximity from a computer peripheral including utilizing a predefined policy stored in persistent memory for monitoring user interaction with a computer peripheral for a criterion, wherein the criterion is a removal of user contact with the computer peripheral, and responsive to detecting the criterion with a processor, performing a removal action related to displaying sensitive content according to the predefined policy.

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Colfax, NC, United States of America

Ramratan Vennam