International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Samuel Kallner

Gal A Shachor

Victor S Moore

Thomas Edward Creamer

Glen R Walters

Idan Ben-Harrush

Pnina A Vortman

Nili Guy

Yoav Rubin

Aharon Abadi

Nir Naaman

Dmitri Pikus

Ira Rosen

Omer Tripp

Itzhack Goldberg

Lev Kozakov

Moria Abadi

Kenneth Nagin

Alexey Roytman

Dany Moshkovich

Uri Shani

Ariel Landau

Lior Turgeman

Yotam Medini

Andrei Kirshin

Alexander Dvinsky

Maya Barnea

Adar Amir

Tomer Bentov

Balunaini Prasad

Ravi Ray

Anat Berkman

An example system includes a processor to monitor system resources and performance preferences. The processor is to select model fragments based on the system resources and the performance preferences. The processor is to also construct a running artificial intelligence (AI) model from the selected model fragments. The processor is to further automatically modify the running AI model using the model fragments in response to detecting a change in the system resources or a change in the performance preferences.

Modifying artificial intelligence models using model fragments

Methods, systems and computer products for ensuring session correctness for subscribing clients connected to a publish-subscribe broker via a gateway having intermittent connectivity with the broker. The gateway is configured to: (1) subscribe to one or more topics of a publish-subscribe service controlled by the broker in response to one or more subscription sessions initiated by one or more subscribing clients connected to the gateway for subscribing to the topic(s), (2) identify session parameters indicative of activity state of each subscription session, (3) reconnecting to the broker following a disconnection period, (4) receiving from the broker one or more messages published on the topic(s) during the disconnection period, the broker correlates each message with message properties, and (5) publish each message to one or more of the subscribing clients based on compliance of the message properties of the respective message with the session parameters of the respective subscription session.

Enforcing session properties compliance for gateway connected publish-subscribe clients

A computerized method for converting a graphical representation of an activity flow to a structural text-based representation according to a plurality of human readability considerations, said computerized method comprising: converting a graphical representation of an activity flow to a structural text-based representation having a plurality of text elements which are related to one another in a hierarchical manner; identifying a subset of said plurality of text elements having an equal number of hierarchical degrees of separation from a root of said plurality of text elements; acquiring a plurality of human readability rules; ordering said subset of plurality of text elements by applying said plurality of human readability rules to said subset of plurality of text elements.

Readable structural text-based representation of activity flows

Obtaining a dynamic download policy for a mobile application being executed on the mobile computing device, wherein the dynamic download policy indicating a download policy for a data item, the download policy is defined by the dynamic download policy as enabled in a first device context of the mobile computing device. During execution of the mobile application, a current device context of the mobile application is being monitored. In response to the mobile application attempting to download the data item and in response to the current device context being the first device context, the download policy may be enforced.

Dynamic download policy for mobile applications

A method of determining code coverage of an application by test(s) (wherein code may include UI elements). The method comprises executing a code test on at least one portion of a tested code of an application in one or more iterations, wherein in each one of the plurality of iterations, selecting at least one of a plurality of atomic code elements of the tested code, applying the code test on a version of the code that does not include the at least one selected atomic element, and classifying the at least one selected atomic element as covered by the code test when the code test fails and as not covered in the code test when the code test passes.

Determining code coverage of an application by test(S)

A method of presenting hyperlink data. The method comprises identifying when a web browser running on a web browser client retrieves, in response to a web document data request submitted to a target server, a first web document data for displaying a first web document containing a hyperlink having a label for display and a target destination defining an address of a second web document, evaluating a risk from content of the second web document, generating by the web browser to a reference evaluation indication of the risk, and processing the web document data and the reference evaluation indication by the web browser for generating a presentation on the client terminal which combines the first web document data and the reference evaluation indication such that when the reference evaluation indication is presented when the label is presented by the web browser.

Hyperlink data presentation

According to some embodiments of the present invention, there is provided a method for revealing at least a portion of a disguised password on a display device. The method comprises receiving a plurality of password characters typed by a user, presenting a plurality of replacement symbols in a password field displayed by a display device of a terminal having a touch surface, each the replacement symbol being indicative of the reception of another of the plurality of password characters, detecting a fingertip which slides contiguously against the touch surface, and temporarily replacing the presentation of at least some of the plurality of replacement symbols with of the presentation of at least some of the plurality of password characters in a sequential manner correspondingly with a movement of the fingertip.

Password presentation management

A method for establishing a communication connection between a first communication device and a second communication device, the method comprising requesting contact information for a second communication device, during a first communication connection established between a first communication device and a third communication device; receiving the contact information from the third communication device, in response to a third party interacting with the third communication device during the first communication connection; and establishing a second communication connection between the first communication device and the second communication device based on the contact information received from the third communication device, wherein the second communication connection is established by way of the first communication device independently initiating communication with the second communication device.

Call connection system and method

A method of aiding report construction based on inference of implicit application level relationships is provided herein. The method may include the following steps: analyzing a model of a software application to yield data elements associated with base objects of the software application and relationships between the data elements; generating a list of reportable objects comprising the base objects and objects associated with the data elements and their relationships; ordering the reportable objects based on at least one of: content and usage of the reportable objects, to yield an ordered list; and presenting the ordered list in a form usable for building a report on the software application, wherein at least one of: the analyzing, the generating, the ordering, and the presenting, is carried out by at least one processor.

Aiding report construction based on inference of implicit application level relationships

A method for communication includes receiving a request from a first party, submitted via a first communication service provider to a telephony application, to place a call using the application to a second party. Responsive to a characteristic of the call placed by the first party, a second communication service provider is selected to carry the call between the application and the second party. The second party is then connected via the second communication service provider to communicate with the first party using the application.

Communication endpoint supporting multiple provider models

A service logic execution environment (SLEE) for telecommunications services. The SLEE can include a class loader for loading service components in the SLEE, and an event routing bus for receiving events from the protocol layer and other service components. The SLEE can register each loaded service component to receive events directed to particular registered service components. Subsequently, the event routing bus can route received events to the particular registered service components executing in the SLEE. The event routing bus can be further configured to receive events from application components which are external to the SLEE and the protocol layer. The SLEE also can include a thread pool; and, a thread pool management component for allocating threads in the thread pool for use by the loaded service components.

Service logic execution environment for telecommunications service components

An advanced intelligent network for use with a wireless service can include a service logic execution environment (SLEE), at least one service application executing in the SLEE, and at least one generic service component for use with a wireless service application communicatively linked to the service application. The generic service component can include an interface to the wireless service application which is external to the SLEE.

Generic service component for wireless services

An advanced intelligent network for use with a call model can include a service logic execution environment (SLEE), at least one service application executing in the SLEE, and at least one generic service component communicatively linked to the service application. The generic service component can include an interface to a second service application which is external to the SLEE.

Generic service component for telephony container server

An application execution environment for an intelligent network, having a protocol layer, application layer and service logic layer. The application execution environment includes a service logic execution environment (SLEE) in the service logic layer. Notably, the SLEE can be a JAIN-compliant SLEE. The SLEE can include an event routing bus for routing events between service components in the service logic layer and client components in the protocol layer and application layer. The application execution environment also can include at least one client component in the protocol layer, wherein the at least one client component is communicatively linked to the SLEE through a connector/wrapper interface. Finally, the application execution environment can include at least one telephony service component executing in the SLEE, wherein the telephony component can be configured to communicate with client components in the protocol layer and other service components in the service logic layer through the event routing bus in the SLEE.

Service application architecture for integrated network service providers

An application execution environment for an intelligent network which has been configured in accordance with the inventive arrangements can include a service logic execution environment (SLEE); at least one client component wrapper, the at least one client component wrapper providing an abstracted interface for a specific client component; and, at least one connector associated with the SLEE, the at least one connector corresponding to at least one client component wrapper, wherein the connector is configured to communicate with a client component through an abstracted interface provided by the corresponding at least one client component wrapper. Notably, the SLEE can be a JAIN-compliant SLEE.

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Samuel Kallner