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Ting Liu

Homan Bernard Yuen

Pranob Misra

Ferran Suarez

Rebecca Elizabeth Jones-Albertus

Thomas Shimko

Jordan Grossman

Jacob Bank

Jeroen Daniel Jillissen

Zhengzhu Feng

Michael J Sheldon

Mayank Singhal

Vijit A Sabnis

Jian Qiao

Deanna Carey

Aymeric Maros

Om Prakash Pitta

Rebecca Elizabeth Jones

Zhongyi Lin

Zhongchao Yu

Comest Allen

Yunjuan Feng

Omry Pruzan

Henry Allan Rowley

Charles Joseph Rosenberg

Oren Eli Zamir

Ilya Fushman

Shankar R Ponnekanti

Hery Djie

Bohyung Han

Michael West Wiemer

Sabeur Siala

Daniel Derkacs

Gautam Prasad

Xiaonan Zhang

Arsen Sukiasyan

Jordan Lang

Radek Roucka

Phuc Xuan Nguyen

Xing Li

Sen Yang

Matthew L Cooper

Jun Li

Eleanor Rieffel

Abinash Mahapatra

Ching Law

Choon-mun Hooi

Oliver Huy Doan

Onur Fidaner

Jonathan Michael Krafcik

Alfred Ying Fai Lui

Jeffrey John Easter

Michael Sheldon

Yita Lee

Evan Pickett

Ivan Hernandez

Micahel West Wiemer

Jonathan B Assayag

Yanina Potashnik

Ouning Zhang

David Taner Bilir

Anuj Saluja

Xinyu Miao

Jacob Thorp

Zicheng Wang

A firewall processing card from a plurality of firewall processing cards coupled to a chassis, is selected by a load balancing engine (or other mechanism) and receives the data packet over the fabric channel. First, if the session match exists to management-type data packets the data packet is returned to the I/O board and if a match exists to user data packets the data packet is sent to a firewall service of the firewall processing card. If no session match exists, the firewall processing card checks for a policy match to the data packet for creating a new session or drops the data packet. The I/O board receives the data packet returned from the processing blade over the base channel and checks for a session matching to the data packet. If a session match exists and the data packet is a management data packet, the data packet is sent to a management service at a user level of the I/O board and if not a management data packet the data packet is dropped. If no session match exists, the I/O board creates a new session or drops the data packet.

Chassis system management through data paths

A semiconductor layer structure may include a substrate, a blocking layer disposed over the substrate, and one or more epitaxial layers disposed over the blocking layer. The blocking layer may have a thickness of between 50 nanometers (nm) and 4000 nm. The blocking layer may be configured to suppress defects from the substrate propagating to the one or more epitaxial layers. The one or more epitaxial layers may include a quantum-well layer that includes a quantum-well intermixing region formed using a high temperature treatment.

Semiconductor layer structure with a thin blocking layer

A processing blade is assigned from the plurality of processing blades to a session of data packets. The load balancing engine manages a session table and an IPsec routing table by updating the session table with a particular security engine card assigned to the session and by updating the IPsec routing table for storing a remote IP address for a particular session. Outbound raw data packets of a particular session are parsed for matching cleartext tuple information prior to IPsec encryption, and inbound encrypted data packets of the particular session are parsed for matching cipher tuple information prior to IPsec decryption. Inbound data packets assigned to the processing blade from the session table are parsed and forwarded to the station.

IPsec load balancing in a session-aware load balanced cluster (SLBC) network device

Systems and methods for a weakly supervised action localization model are provided. Example models according to example aspects of the present disclosure can localize and/or classify actions in untrimmed videos using machine-learned models, such as convolutional neural networks. The example models can predict temporal intervals of human actions given video-level class labels with no requirement of temporal localization information of actions. The example models can recognize actions and identify a sparse set of keyframes associated with actions through adaptive temporal pooling of video frames, wherein the loss function of the model is composed of a classification error and a sparsity of frame selection. Following action recognition with sparse keyframe attention, temporal proposals for action can be extracted using temporal class activation mappings, and final time intervals can be estimated corresponding to target actions.

Weakly-supervised action localization by sparse temporal pooling network

Systems and methods for providing online content include evaluating a custom selection rule specified by a content provider. The custom selection rule may be used to control whether content from the provider is eligible for selection by a content selection service. The content selection rule may include one or more logical operators, a selected interest category and/or a selected list of one or more client identifiers.

Providing online content

A device, such as a head-mounted wearable device (HMWD), provides audible notifications to a user with a voice user interface (VUI). A filtered subset of notifications addressed to the user, such as notifications from contacts associated with specified applications, are processed by a text to speech system that generates audio output for presentation to the user. The audio output may be presented using the HMWD. For example, the audio output generated from a text message received from a contact may be played on the device. The user may provide an input to play the notification again, initiate a reply, or take another action. The input may comprise a gesture on a touch sensor, activation of a button, verbal input acquired by a microphone, and so forth.

System for selective presentation of notifications

Semiconductor optoelectronic devices having a dilute nitride active layer are disclosed. In particular, the semiconductor devices have a dilute nitride active layer with a bandgap within a range from 0.7 eV and 1 eV. Photodetectors comprising a dilute nitride active layer have a responsivity of greater than 0.6 A/W at a wavelength of 1.3 &#x3bc;m.

Short wavelength infrared optoelectronic devices having a dilute nitride layer

Semiconductor devices and methods of fabricating semiconductor devices having a dilute nitride active layer and at least one semiconductor material overlying the dilute nitride active layer are disclosed. Hybrid epitaxial growth and the use of hydrogen diffusion barrier layers to minimize hydrogen diffusion into the dilute nitride active layer are used to fabricate high-efficiency multijunction solar cells and photonic devices. Hydrogen diffusion barriers can be formed through the use of layer thickness, composition, doping and/or strain.

Hydrogen diffusion barrier for hybrid semiconductor growth

Semiconductor devices and methods of fabricating semiconductor devices having a dilute nitride layer and at least one semiconductor material overlying the dilute nitride layer are disclosed. Hybrid epitaxial growth and the use of aluminum barrier layers to minimize hydrogen diffusion into the dilute nitride layer are used to fabricate high-efficiency multijunction solar cells.

Hybrid MOCVD/MBE epitaxial growth of high-efficiency lattice-matched multijunction solar cells

Multijunction photovoltaic cells having at least three subcells are disclosed, in which at least one of the subcells comprises a base layer formed of GaInNAsSb. The GaInNAsSb subcells exhibit high internal quantum efficiencies over a broad range of irradiance energies.

High efficiency multijunction photovoltaic cells

Systems and methods for predicting content performance with interest data include receiving a content selection request that includes a client identifier. One or more topical interest categories associated with the client identifier may be used as inputs to a prediction model to predict the likelihood of an online action occurring as a result of third-party content being selected. The predicted likelihood may be used to select third-party content.

Network based content transmission based on client device parameters

Display screen or portion thereof with transitional graphical user interface

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