AT&T Intellectual Property I, LP

Sachin Lohe

David H Lu

Eshrat Huda

Rajan Anand

Nimish Buch

Mark Cottrell

Timothy Neville

Changchuan Yin

In one example, the present disclosure describes a device, computer-readable medium, and method for proactively adjusting the infrastructure of a communications network in response to reporting of real-time network performance. For instance, in one example, a method includes obtaining real-time network performance metrics directly from a user endpoint device operated by a customer of a telecommunication service provider network, correlating the real-time network performance metrics with data from another data source, wherein the data includes data other than network performance metrics, and adjusting an infrastructure of the telecommunication service provider network in response to an insight gleaned through the correlating.

Proactively adjusting network infrastructure in response to reporting of real-time network performance

An example method is provided for encoding text for language processing. The method may be executed by a processing system, and the method includes receiving text comprising a plurality of alphanumeric characters or symbols and converting the text into a numerical vector comprising a plurality of numerical values, by mapping each alphanumeric character or symbol of the text to a vertex coordinate of one of a plurality of vertices of a hypercube, wherein a number of the plurality of vertices is equal to or greater than a number of the plurality of alphanumeric characters or symbols, wherein the numerical vector consumes less space in memory than the text. An amount of time consumed by language processing of the numerical vector may be less than an amount of time consumed by language processing of the text.

Converting text to a numerical vector by mapping to a hypercube

Concepts and technologies are disclosed herein for providing a location sharing service. A server computer executing a location sharing service can identify a presenter for a location sharing session and a participant in the location sharing session. The server computer can receive location information from the presenter. The location information can identify a location accessed at a computing device associated with the presenter during a conference. The server computer can provide the location information to a user device associated with the participant during the conference. The server computer also can provide a log including the location information to the user device during or after the conference.

Sharing location information for locations accessed during a conference

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