Patent classifications
H04L69/04
Radiographic image capturing system
A radiographic image capturing system is described. If a hardware processor determines that an image processor and an image analyzing unit are capable of sharing image data via an identical memory, the image processor stores image data in the memory and the image analyzing unit analyzes the image data with reference to the memory. If the hardware processor determines that the image processor and the image analyzing unit can send and receive the data via a wired network, the image processor transfers the data to the image analyzing unit, and the image analyzing unit analyzes the data. If the hardware processor determines that the image processor and the image analyzing unit can send and receive the data via a wireless network, the image processor compresses the data or decimates partial data and transfers the data to the image analyzing unit, and the image analyzing unit decompresses and analyzes the data.
Computing system with gateway data transfer based upon device data flow characteristics and related methods
A computing system may include a server, client computing devices, a gateway device in communication between the server and the client computing devices, and a local device to be coupled to a given client computing device and to be operable in a given virtual desktop instance associated with the given client computing device, thereby generating client initialization packets. The gateway device may be configured to when the local device is coupled to the given client computing device, determine whether a client packet from a plurality of client initialization packets is within a client mapping table, replace the client packet with a client mapping ID number to define compressed client initialization packets, and send the compressed client initialization packets to the server. The server may be configured to replace the client mapping ID number with the client packet in the compressed client initialization packets based upon a server mapping table.
Writing Data To Compressed And Encrypted Volumes
A method of volume compressed header identification includes reading, by a processing device of a host, compressible data on a sector of a storage volume of a storage array. The method further includes compressing the compressible data to generate compressed data for the sector. The method further includes adding, by the processing device of the host, metadata associated with the storage volume to the compressed data. The method further includes writing the compressed data, including the added metadata, to the sector of the storage volume of the storage array.
Writing Data To Compressed And Encrypted Volumes
A method of volume compressed header identification includes reading, by a processing device of a host, compressible data on a sector of a storage volume of a storage array. The method further includes compressing the compressible data to generate compressed data for the sector. The method further includes adding, by the processing device of the host, metadata associated with the storage volume to the compressed data. The method further includes writing the compressed data, including the added metadata, to the sector of the storage volume of the storage array.
REDUCING OVERHEAD OF POSITIONING STATE INFORMATION (PSI) FOR LOWER LAYER TRANSMISSION
A user equipment (UE) generates a positioning state information (PSI) report that is transmitted to a network entity in a lower layer channel container, e.g., in the Physical channel or Medium Access Control channel, to reduce latency. The PSI report may be generated based on a plurality of PSI report elements determined from positioning measurements performed by the UE. Each PSI report element includes information related to positioning measurements performed by the UE. One or more of the PSI report elements may be compressed based on a compression configuration, in order to reduce overhead. If the size of the PSI report elements, after one or more PSI report elements are compressed, is larger than the lower layer channel container, one or more of the PSI reports may be omitted from the PSI report. A network entity may receive and process the PSI report based on the compression configuration.
REDUCING OVERHEAD OF POSITIONING STATE INFORMATION (PSI) FOR LOWER LAYER TRANSMISSION
A user equipment (UE) generates a positioning state information (PSI) report that is transmitted to a network entity in a lower layer channel container, e.g., in the Physical channel or Medium Access Control channel, to reduce latency. The PSI report may be generated based on a plurality of PSI report elements determined from positioning measurements performed by the UE. Each PSI report element includes information related to positioning measurements performed by the UE. One or more of the PSI report elements may be compressed based on a compression configuration, in order to reduce overhead. If the size of the PSI report elements, after one or more PSI report elements are compressed, is larger than the lower layer channel container, one or more of the PSI reports may be omitted from the PSI report. A network entity may receive and process the PSI report based on the compression configuration.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING A NETWORK DEVICE
In general, embodiments described herein relate to methods and systems for automating the configuration of network devices. More specifically, embodiments of the invention relate to using configuration commands that specify protocol-specified relationships in order to generate granular (or specific) filtering rules (also referred to as rules). The rules are subsequently programmed into the network device.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING A NETWORK DEVICE
In general, embodiments described herein relate to methods and systems for automating the configuration of network devices. More specifically, embodiments of the invention relate to using configuration commands that specify protocol-specified relationships in order to generate granular (or specific) filtering rules (also referred to as rules). The rules are subsequently programmed into the network device.
CROSS-PLATFORM MESSAGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Systems, methods, and computer program products for organizing messages received through different channels and from multiple sources. In response to receiving a message at a user system from a first communication channel, the user is prompted to identify a bucket to which the message should be added. In response to receiving input identifying the bucket, the message is stored and indexed to the identified bucket. Messages are thereby organized so that messages pertaining to the same matter are indexed to the same bucket. In cases where a query is received from a message application requesting instructions for processing the message, the user system transmits a reply to the message application instructing the message application to forward the message to a network address where the message is received from a second communication channel different than the first communication channel.
METHOD, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR DATA COMPRESSION
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method, an electronic device, and a computer program product for data compression. The method includes: comparing the size of a first data packet to be compressed with a first threshold size; if the size of the first data packet is greater than the first threshold size, determining at least two second data packets from the first data packet, wherein the size of each second data packet is less than a second threshold size; and respectively compressing the at least two second data packets. In this way, the delay of data compression can be shortened.