17876355. TEMPORAL METRIC DRIVEN MEDIA MANAGEMENT SCHEME simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)
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TEMPORAL METRIC DRIVEN MEDIA MANAGEMENT SCHEME
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TEMPORAL METRIC DRIVEN MEDIA MANAGEMENT SCHEME - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17876355 titled 'TEMPORAL METRIC DRIVEN MEDIA MANAGEMENT SCHEME
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a victim management unit (MU) that performs a media management operation. The MU stores valid data and maintains an ordered set of cursors. It identifies a source cursor and a target cursor within the set. The target cursor follows the source cursor and references one or more available MUs. The valid data is associated with the identified target cursor.
- The patent application describes a victim management unit (MU) used for media management operations.
- The MU stores valid data and maintains an ordered set of cursors.
- A source cursor is identified within the set, representing the current position.
- A target cursor is identified as the cursor following the source cursor in the set.
- The target cursor references one or more available MUs.
- The identified target cursor is associated with the valid data.
Potential Applications:
- Media management systems
- Data storage and retrieval systems
- Content distribution platforms
Problems Solved:
- Efficient organization and management of media data
- Seamless retrieval and referencing of data within the ordered set
- Optimized utilization of available MUs
Benefits:
- Improved media management efficiency
- Enhanced data retrieval and referencing capabilities
- Streamlined storage and distribution of media content
Original Abstract Submitted
A victim management unit (MU) for performing a media management operation is identified. The victim MU stores valid data. An ordered set cursors is maintained. A source cursor of the ordered set of cursors associated with the victim MU is identified. A target cursor of the ordered set of cursors referencing one or more available MUs is identified as the cursor following the source cursor in the ordered set of cursors. The valid data is associated with the identified target cursor.
