Dell Products L.P. patent applications on July 18th, 2024
Patent Applications by Dell Products L.P. on July 18th, 2024
Dell Products L.P.: 41 patent applications
Dell Products L.P. has applied for patents in the areas of G06F21/32 (6), G06F21/62 (3), G06V40/16 (3), G06F3/06 (3), G06V20/52 (3) G06F21/32 (3), G06V40/161 (2), G06F1/3231 (1), G10L15/063 (1), G06T11/206 (1)
With keywords such as: data, user, based, systems, storage, within, methods, device, information, and ihs in patent application abstracts.
Patent Applications by Dell Products L.P.
Inventor(s): Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p., Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F1/3231, G06V20/52, G06V40/16
CPC Code(s): G06F1/3231
Abstract: systems and methods are provided for collecting, distributing and managing notifications of user presence. more specifically, systems and methods are provided for collecting notifications of user presence that are generated by a first ihs and distributing the notifications of user presence to a second ihs for notification, aggregation and/or analysis of user presence events. in some embodiments, notifications of user presence may be collected from the first ihs and distributed to the second ihs to provide notification of user presence events to the second ihs (or a user of the second ihs). in other embodiments, the notifications of user presence generated by the first ihs may be aggregated and/or analyzed by the second ihs to generate various metrics for the user presence events that occur at the first ihs. in doing so, the disclosed embodiments enable security (and other policies) to be set in a data-based, empirically driven way.
Inventor(s): Rimpesh Patel of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Amit Pundalik Anchi of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Vinay G. Rao of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F3/06
CPC Code(s): G06F3/0604
Abstract: an apparatus in one embodiment includes at least one processing device comprising a processor coupled to a memory. the at least one processing device is configured to obtain in a host device asymmetric access state information for one or more logical storage devices each accessible in at least first and second storage systems, and to determine, based at least in part on the asymmetric access state information obtained for the one or more logical storage devices, local-remote designations of respective ones of the first and second storage systems. the asymmetric access state information for a given one of the logical storage devices illustratively comprises, for each of two or more storage controllers of each of the first and second storage systems, information indicating whether a corresponding set of paths is in an active-optimized (ao) state or an active-non-optimized (ano) state.
Inventor(s): Sheng Wang of Beijing (CN) for dell products l.p., Dapeng Chi of Beijing (CN) for dell products l.p., Huan Chen of Beijing (CN) for dell products l.p., Chen Gong of Beijing (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F3/06
CPC Code(s): G06F3/0631
Abstract: techniques for data storage involve selecting a target redundant array of independent disks (raid) from a plurality of raids in a storage resource pool. such techniques further involve determining a local neighbor matrix of the target raid based on the target raid, wherein the local neighbor matrix indicates distribution of a plurality of storage extents of a plurality of raid extents of the target raid on the storage resource pool. such techniques further involve performing a resource reallocating operation on the storage resource pool based on the local neighbor matrix. accordingly, a local neighbor matrix can be calculated at the granularity of an individual raid, and the local neighbor matrix can be applied to balance a local neighboring relationship, so as to ensure overall balance of the neighbor matrix of the entire storage resource pool and improve io performance.
Inventor(s): Amitai Alkalay of Kadima (IL) for dell products l.p., Boris Glimcher of Brooklyn NY (US) for dell products l.p., Aric Hadav of Tel Aviv (IL) for dell products l.p., Lior Kamran of Richon LeZion (IL) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F3/06
CPC Code(s): G06F3/0658
Abstract: techniques provide communication between storage processors (sps) of a storage array. the techniques involve electrically coupling the sps with an interconnect of the storage array. the techniques further involve electrically coupling a storage device having dual on-device controllers with the interconnect. the techniques further involve establishing a communications pathway between the sps through the interconnect and the storage device having the dual on-device controllers while the sps are electrically coupled with the interconnect and while the storage device is electrically coupled with the interconnect.
Inventor(s): Alexander Shknevsky of Fair Lawn NJ (US) for dell products l.p., Oran Baruch of Tel Aviv (IL) for dell products l.p., Maor Rahamim of Ramla (IL) for dell products l.p., Vamsi K. Vankamamidi of Hopkinton MA (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F12/1009
CPC Code(s): G06F12/1009
Abstract: techniques of the present disclosure can include: identifying blocks of storage available for allocation; generating a list denoting an allocation order of storage chunks of the blocks; receiving a write i/o operation that writes data to a first logical address; allocating a storage chunk in accordance with the allocation order of the list, wherein a first block includes the storage chunk and a second storage chunk; storing the first data in the storage chunk of the first block; removing the second storage chunk from the list; and creating a mapping between the first logical address and the first block indicating the second storage chunk is reserved for storing content written to a logical address included in a volume logical address range comprising the first logical address. the allocation order can spread allocation distance between blocks and chunks of the same block to avoid contention during flushes.
Inventor(s): Boris Shpilyuck of Ashdod (IL) for dell products l.p., Nisan Haimov of Be'er-Sheva (IL) for dell products l.p., Igor Dubrovsky of Be'er-Sheva (IL) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F8/71, G06F8/65, H04L41/082, H04W12/08
CPC Code(s): G06F8/71
Abstract: a system can receive a changeset for an updated microservice and an identifier of a user account that is configured to access the updated microservice, wherein the updated microservice represents an updated version relative to a current version of a microservice. the system can, in response to determining that the current version of the microservice is configured to access a first instance of a data store, provision a second instance of the data store. the system can instantiate the updated microservice. the system can update routing rules for the service mesh. the system can, in response to receiving traffic determined to be associated with the user account and directed to the current version of the microservice, route the traffic to the updated microservice instead of routing the traffic to the current version of the microservice.
Inventor(s): Tomasz Podsiadlik of Dublin (IE) for dell products l.p., Joel Christner of El Dorado Hills CA (US) for dell products l.p., John Power of Kinsale (IE) for dell products l.p., Patricia Quill of Ballincollig (IE) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F9/4401
CPC Code(s): G06F9/4401
Abstract: shared function execution mitigates cold start penalties for execution units. when a serverless platform receives a request, the request is performed when the serverless platform has a warm execution unit for the request. if a warm execution unit is not available or running, the serverless platform may send the request to another serverless platform rather than cold start an execution unit. the cold start is performed when the warm execution unit is not available at other platforms.
20240241748. ASYNCHRONOUS CLIENT TO CLIENT TASK MANAGEMENT_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Lee E. Ballard of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p., Deepaganesh Paulraj of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Michael Raineri of Westborough MA (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F9/48, G06F21/62
CPC Code(s): G06F9/4881
Abstract: a system generates a task object and a task updater object upon receipt of a request from an out-of-band client to execute a task on a processing unit via an in-band client, receives a status update from the in-band client upon execution of the task on the processing unit, and maps the task updater object to the task object associated with the task. the system may also update a state of the task object based on the status update of the task updater object, and transmit the state of the task object to the out-of-band client.
20240241753. COMMAND ORCHESTRATION FOR DIGITAL TWIN MODELS_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Jaumir Valença da Silveira Junior of Rio de Janeiro (BR) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F9/50
CPC Code(s): G06F9/5027
Abstract: command orchestration for digital twin models. command dependencies can be expressed in definition documents using a schema. the schema pay point to a command manager digital twin configured to perform command related construction operations, command related execution operations, and command related logging operations. the command manager digital twin may also be configured to generate code from definition documents.
Inventor(s): Parminder Singh Sethi of Punjab (IN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F9/50, G06F9/455, H04L43/16
CPC Code(s): G06F9/5077
Abstract: a method for managing a production environment includes obtaining a notification for an alert event for the production environment, in response to the notification: making a determination that a resource limitation is exceeded by the alert event, based on the determination, performing a resource elasticity process based on a priority list to increase the resource limitation to a new resource limitation such that the alert event does not exceed the new resource limitation, wherein the resource limitation is based on available computing resources in the production environment, and resolving the alert event after the increase of the resource limitation.
Inventor(s): Yina Huang of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Sean Liu of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Piers Yu of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Yunfei Chen of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Jianhua Shao of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F11/14
CPC Code(s): G06F11/1469
Abstract: technique for determining a data recovery duration involve determining a plurality of phases of data recovery. such techniques further involve determining, based on a metadata metric set of a phase in the plurality of phases, a recovery duration of the phase, the recovery duration of the phase representing a duration required for recovery of the phase. such techniques further involve determining the data recovery duration based on the recovery duration of the phase. accordingly, a data recovery duration can be accurately predicted, and a user can know in advance how long data unavailability will last, which helps the user make a decision to schedule the data recovery in an appropriate time period, thereby being more effective and efficient for the user.
Inventor(s): Parminder Singh Sethi of Punjab (IN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F11/16, G06F11/07, G06F11/34
CPC Code(s): G06F11/1658
Abstract: a method for managing a production environment includes obtaining telemetry information for a set of logical devices in the production environment, in response to the obtaining, perform a preprocessing of the telemetry information to obtain pre-processed data, perform a condition analysis on the pre-processed data to obtain a set of condition indicators, generating a downtime prediction model using the set of condition indicators and the telemetry information, and based on the downtime prediction model, initiating generation of a replacement logical device.
Inventor(s): Chaojun Zhao of Chengdu (CN) for dell products l.p., Weilan Pu of Chengdu (CN) for dell products l.p., Shuangshuang Liang of Zunyi City (CN) for dell products l.p., Yang Zhang of Chengdu (CN) for dell products l.p., Jingyi Wang of Chengdu (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F11/36
CPC Code(s): G06F11/3676
Abstract: methods, system, and non-transitory processor-readable storage medium for a test selection system are provided herein. an example method includes selecting, by a test selection system, a regression test case from a plurality of regression test cases in a software testing lifecycle system. the test selection system determines a product release weight associated with the regression test case, where the product release weight incorporates new features associated with a product release. the test selection system obtains a regression test case value for the regression test case by applying the product release weight. the test selection system selects the regression test case for use in regression testing for the product release, based on the regression test case value and executes the regression test case on a system.
Inventor(s): Xiaowei SHEN of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Qin ZHANG of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Celine Ling XU of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Jin QIN of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F11/36, G06F8/71
CPC Code(s): G06F11/3684
Abstract: disclosed methods for selecting test cases determine differences between first and second versions of firmware. the first version may correspond to a version currently in use while the second version represent an update to the first version, including one or more bug fixes and/or additional features. based at least in part on the differences between the two versions, one or more functions most likely to be impacted by the update are identified. disclosed methods and system may then modify binary code for the second firmware version to cause the one or more impacted functions, when called, to return unconditionally a predetermined error value. with the firmware thus modified, a plurality of test cases are executed one time. any test cases failing with the appropriate error value are identified as selected test cases and included within a group of target test cases for performing regression testing of the second version.
Inventor(s): Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p., Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/32
CPC Code(s): G06F21/32
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided for provisioning a database of trusted users stored locally within an information handling system (ihs) based on location. the systems and methods disclosed herein may be used to identify a location of the ihs, and provision a database of trusted users (e.g., a tmu database) stored locally with the ihs based on the identified location. the tmu database is initially provisioned with a set of trusted users (and associated tmu information) expected for the identified location. if the ihs moves to a different location, the systems and methods disclosed herein may automatically reprovision the tmu database with a set of trusted users (and associated tmu information) expected for the new location. this reduces re-enrollment and enables the systems and methods disclosed herein to intelligently manage the tmu database stored locally with the ihs.
Inventor(s): Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p., Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/32
CPC Code(s): G06F21/32
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided for managing and operating a user presence detection (upd) capable information handling system (ihs) within a multi-user environment. the systems and methods disclosed herein improve system security and reduce power loss in a upd-capable ihs operated within a multi-user environment by continuously: (a) monitoring user presence within a field of view (fov) of the upd-capable ihs, (b) determining the identity of the user(s) present within the fov by comparing biometric data obtained from the user(s) present within the fov with biometric data contained within a database of trusted users, and (c) performing various actions, such as waking the ihs from a low power state or locking an active system session of the ihs, based on the identity of the user(s) present with fov.
Inventor(s): Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p., Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/32, H04L67/54
CPC Code(s): G06F21/32
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided for enrolling new users within a database of trusted users during an active system session. the disclosed systems and methods automate and streamline the process of enrolling new trusted users within a database of trusted users (otherwise referred to as a trusted multi-user database, or tmu database). in some embodiments, the systems and methods disclosed herein may initiate enrollment of a new user within a tmu database upon: (a) receiving confirmation from an authenticated user verifying acceptance of the new user as a trusted user, and (b) detecting a passive enrollment response from the new user. this enables the disclosed systems and methods to securely and efficiently enroll new trusted users within a tmu database, with limited user interaction.
Inventor(s): Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p., Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/53, G06F1/3231, G06F21/32
CPC Code(s): G06F21/53
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided for managing system wake events within an information handling system (ihs) located in a multi-user environment. in some embodiments, the systems and methods disclosed herein improve system security within an ihs located within a multi-user environment by: (a) monitoring user presence of one or more users present within a field of view (fov) of the ihs during a system wake event, and (b) waking the ihs in a secure operating mode or a non-secured operating mode, based on the user(s) present with the fov during the system wake event.
Inventor(s): Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/60, G06F21/32, G06F21/62
CPC Code(s): G06F21/604
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided for provisioning a database of trusted users stored locally on one or more information handling systems. the systems and methods disclosed herein may utilize a database of trusted users (otherwise referred to as a trusted multi-user database, or tmu database), a database template and/or policy stored within a remote system (e.g., a cloud or backend server) to remotely manage and provision a tmu database stored locally within one or more information handling systems. in doing so, the systems and methods disclosed herein may be used to securely back-up and restore a tmu database stored locally with an ihs, remotely manage enrollment and provisioning of a tmu database stored locally within one or more information handling systems based on policy, and apply tmu configuration settings globally to the tmu databases stored locally within a plurality of information handling systems.
Inventor(s): Shelesh Chopra of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Gururaj Kulkarni of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Mahantesh Ambaljeri of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/62
CPC Code(s): G06F21/6218
Abstract: a method for managing a data protection module (dpm) includes: obtaining resource utilization data of a first microservice (fm) and a second microservice (sm); deriving, based on the resource utilization data and for the fm and the sm, resource utilization values (ruvs) for each resource; identifying, based on the ruvs, health of the fm and the sm; tagging, based on the identified health of the fm and the sm, the fm and the sm; obtaining a first confidence score (cs) associated with the tag of the fm and a second cs associated with the tag of the sm; generating a ranked list (rl) based on the first cs and the second cs, in which the rl comprises the fm and the sm ordered based on their respective css; and sending, based on the rl, a recommendation to the dpm to manage the health of the fm and the sm.
20240241995. SECURITY LOCK SOLUTION USING THE USB-C OPENING_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Jason Scott MORRISON of Chadron NE (US) for dell products l.p., Nicholas D. GROBELNY of Evergreen CO (US) for dell products l.p., Mark Andrew SCHWAGER of Cedar Park TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06F21/86, G06F1/16, G06F21/82
CPC Code(s): G06F21/86
Abstract: methods and systems for securing data processing systems are disclosed. a data processing system may be operably connected to other devices via ports. when operably connected, some devices connected via the ports may cause undesired actions to be performed. to limit physical access to the ports, a security apparatus may be used to lock the ports. the security apparatus may transition between states where it may be inserted into openings for the ports and may be locked to the openings for the ports. when so locked, physical access to the ports may be limited.
Inventor(s): Paulo Abelha Ferreira of Rio de Janeiro (BR) for dell products l.p., Pablo Nascimento da Silva of Niterói (BR) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06N20/00, G06F17/11
CPC Code(s): G06N20/00
Abstract: federating batch normalization layers in federated learning is disclosed. statistics including a sum of inputs to a batch normalization layer, a sum of squares of inputs to the batch normalization layer, and a sum of a number of inputs to a local model are tracked and aggregated with similar sums from other nodes. a global mean and a global variance are generated from the aggregated sums and synchronized back to local models such that the bath normalization layers of the local models are federated.
20240242155. WORKLOAD HEALTH STATE MONITORING_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Gabriel D. Stern of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Stephanos S. Heracleous of Leander TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06Q10/0637, G06F11/07
CPC Code(s): G06Q10/06375
Abstract: technology described herein relates to managing hardware device health related to a workload that is executable at an operation system. a system can comprise a processor, and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising tagging a hardware device of an operation system relative to a workload executable at the operation system, wherein the hardware device is employable to execute the workload at the operation system, and based on a performance indicator that corresponds to a change in status of the hardware device, generating business impact data representative of a business impact corresponding to an effect of the change in the status of the hardware device on the execution of the workload.
Inventor(s): Zijia Wang of Weifang (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhisong Liu of Shenzhen (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhen Jia of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06T9/00
CPC Code(s): G06T9/001
Abstract: methods, electronic devices and computer program products for model processing are disclosed in embodiments herein. a method in an illustrative embodiment includes encoding first data of a point cloud model to obtain a first matrix, and encoding second data of the point cloud model to obtain a second matrix, where the first data and the second data are data of the point cloud model acquired from different angles. the method further includes respectively decomposing, by an equivariant encoder, the first matrix and the second matrix into a first equivariant matrix and a second equivariant matrix, and respectively decomposing, by an invariant encoder, the first matrix and the second matrix into a first invariant matrix and a second invariant matrix. the method further includes training the equivariant encoder and the invariant encoder based on the first equivariant matrix, the second equivariant matrix, the first invariant matrix, and the second invariant matrix.
Inventor(s): Zijia Wang of Weifang (CN) for dell products l.p., Jiacheng Ni of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Jinpeng Liu of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhen Jia of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06T11/20, G06T7/73, H04R1/40, H04R3/00
CPC Code(s): G06T11/206
Abstract: a method, an electronic device, and a computer program product for image processing are disclosed herein. the method in an illustrative embodiment comprises collecting a plurality of audio signals from a plurality of sensors, and combining the plurality of audio signals to generate synthetic audio, wherein the plurality of sensors are located at different locations in the same space, and the plurality of audio signals each have a location identifier. the method further comprises analyzing the synthetic audio to find an audio subset in the plurality of audio signals, and extracting first image features of a first image of the space. the method further comprises modifying the first image features based on the location identifiers of the audio signals in the audio subset to generate second image features, and generating a second image of the space based on the second image features.
Inventor(s): Zijia Wang of Weifang (CN) for dell products l.p., Jiacheng Ni of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhen Jia of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06T17/10
CPC Code(s): G06T17/10
Abstract: embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, a device, and a computer program product for rendering. the method comprises modeling a three-dimensional (3d) scene as a four-dimensional (4d) tensor, wherein a first dimension, a second dimension, and a third dimension in the 4d tensor correspond to an x-y-z coordinate axis in the 3d scene, a fourth dimension represents a channel dimension corresponding to an encoded feature, and the encoded feature is obtained by encoding the 3d scene with an encoder corresponding to a decoder. the method further comprises performing interpolation on the 4d tensor to obtain streaming scene information associated with the 3d scene. the method further comprises rendering the 3d scene on the basis of the streaming scene information. according to the method, a unified and flexible architecture can be provided for edge-cloud 3d collaboration, and a 3d scene representation can be processed effectively and efficiently.
20240242469. DETAILED PERTURBATIVE HEATMAP EXPLANATIONS_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Iam Palatnik de Sousa of Rio de Janeiro (BR) for dell products l.p., Adriana Bechara Prado of Niterói (BR) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06V10/46, G06V10/764
CPC Code(s): G06V10/462
Abstract: saliency heatmap generation is disclosed. a mask that corresponds to an image is iteratively passed through a model. at each iteration, the output mask is optimized via gradient descent to gradually turn off one or more pixels. the output mask is iteratively passed in order to minimize contributions of pixels and to maximize a class prediction. after generating a final output mask, a saliency heatmap is generated.
Inventor(s): Zijia Wang of Weifang (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhisong Liu of Shenzhen (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhen Jia of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06V10/774, G06V10/26, G06V10/776
CPC Code(s): G06V10/774
Abstract: embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, an electronic device, and a computer program product for generating segmented images. the method includes inputting a to-be-processed image to a first generator, where the first generator is obtained from training by using a first discriminator for the first generator, a second generator, and a second discriminator for the second generator, and the first generator, the first discriminator, the second generator, and the second discriminator form a cycle generative adversarial network. the method further includes acquiring segmented images of the to-be-processed image that are generated by the first generator. by means of the method, segmented images with improved accuracy can be obtained, and training resources required in a process of training a generator can be greatly reduced, thereby improving the training speed and saving training resources.
Inventor(s): Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p., Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06V40/16, G06V20/52
CPC Code(s): G06V40/161
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided to monitor user presence, and manage various actions in response to user presence, within a system comprising multiple upd-capable devices. in some embodiments, the systems and methods disclosed herein may collect user presence data from a plurality of upd-capable devices, monitor the user presence data collected from the plurality of upd-capable devices to accurately identify a user's presence, attention and/or engagement with a particular upd-capable device, and manage various actions performed within the particular upd-capable device based on said monitoring. in doing so, the systems and methods disclosed herein may reduce or eliminate problems that may otherwise occur when multiple upd-capable devices are used within a system to monitor user presence.
Inventor(s): Karun P. Reddy of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Daniel L. Hamlin of Round Rock TX (US) for dell products l.p., Mandy C. Phelps of Georgetown TX (US) for dell products l.p., Banu Alpay Waldman of Austin TX (US) for dell products l.p., Keith M. Alfano of Manor TX (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G06V40/16, G06F21/32, G06V20/52
CPC Code(s): G06V40/161
Abstract: embodiments of systems and methods are provided for controlling the enrollment status of trusted users included within a tmu database. more specifically, embodiments of systems and methods are disclosed to control the enrollment status of a trusted user enrolled within a tmu database based on time. in doing so, the disclosed systems and methods improve system security in an information handling system operated within a multi-user environment by: controlling how long a trusted user is given access to an active system session when the authenticated user walks away, and providing a way to continue or revoke the enrollment status of a trusted user for a subsequent system session based on time.
Inventor(s): Zijia Wang of Weifang (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhisong Liu of Shenzhen (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhen Jia of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G10L13/047, G10L13/033, G10L13/10, G10L25/18
CPC Code(s): G10L13/047
Abstract: a method in an illustrative embodiment includes determining a first loss function for a first sub-model of a speech generation model based on a plurality of feature vectors associated with training image information, training audio information, and training text information used to train the speech generation model. the method may further include determining a second loss function for a second sub-model and a third loss function for a third sub-model of the speech generation model based on the plurality of feature vectors that have been processed. in addition, the method may further include determining a fourth loss function for a fourth sub-model of the speech generation model based on the processed plurality of feature vectors. the method may further include updating parameters of the speech generation model based on the first loss function, the second loss function, the third loss function, and the fourth loss function.
Inventor(s): Zijia Wang of Weifang (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhisong Liu of Shenzhen (CN) for dell products l.p., Zhen Jia of Shanghai (CN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): G10L15/06, G10L25/27, G10L25/51
CPC Code(s): G10L15/063
Abstract: a method in an illustrative embodiment includes generating, based on a group of utterances in a dialog, multiple representations corresponding to the group of utterances, the multiple representations including a first representation associated with the group of utterances, a second representation associated with the group of utterances and a group of utterances following the group of utterances, and a third representation associated with the group of utterances and at least two groups of utterances in a context of the group of utterances. the method also includes obtaining, based on the multiple representations, multiple reference recognition results corresponding to the group of utterances, each of the multiple reference recognition results indicating whether the dialog needs to be transferred to a target object. the method further includes determining, based on the multiple reference recognition results, a target recognition result indicating whether the dialog needs to be transferred to the target object.
Inventor(s): John Bradley Deforge of Chelsea (CA) for dell products l.p., Tommy Ivarsson of Ottawa (CA) for dell products l.p., Sewvanda Don of Ottawa (CA) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04B1/04, H04B7/26
CPC Code(s): H04B1/04
Abstract: a system can comprise a radio unit comprising a digital front end, wherein the digital front end comprises a group of tap points that are configured to receive a first custom signal. the system can also comprise a first component that is configured to originate the first custom signal. the system can also comprise a second component that is configured to select a first tap point of the group of tap points, and inject the first custom signal into the first tap point.
Inventor(s): Ankit Singh of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Deepaganesh Paulraj of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04L9/08, H04L9/40
CPC Code(s): H04L9/0822
Abstract: embodiments for a secure data migration service across on-premise and multi-cloud environment(s). are presented herein. a first service encrypts data using a first encryption key to obtain a first version of encrypted data; sends the first version of encrypted data to a second service; and receives, from the second service, a second version of encrypted data—the second version of encrypted data comprising the first version of encrypted data having been further encrypted with a second encryption key corresponding to the second service. the first service further decrypts the second version of encrypted data using the first encryption key to obtain a third version of encrypted data being encrypted with the second encryption key; and sends the third version of encrypted data to the second service to facilitate decryption, using the second encryption key, of the third version of encrypted data to obtain the data.
Inventor(s): Marcio Barbosa Monteiro of Mallow (IE) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04L41/0873, H04L69/08
CPC Code(s): H04L41/0873
Abstract: an apparatus comprises a processing device configured to receive a request to perform validation of a compatibility of a gateway device, the request specifying one of a plurality of different communication protocols for use in communicating with the gateway device as part of the validation. the processing device is also configured to select, from a database, a dataset for use in validating the compatibility of the gateway device, to convert the selected dataset to the specified communication protocol, and to operate the gateway device utilizing the selected dataset converted to the specified communication protocol. the processing device is further configured to validate the compatibility of the gateway device based at least in part on monitoring operation of the gateway device utilizing the selected dataset converted to the specified communication protocol.
20240244019. AUTOMATED MESSAGE BROKER DISCOVERY_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Parmeshwr Prasad of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Rushyendra Velamuri of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p., Raveendra Babu Madala of Bangalore (IN) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04L51/21
CPC Code(s): H04L51/21
Abstract: architectures and techniques are described that, in the context of a microservice platform, can provide automated discovery and configuration of message brokers on behalf of resident microservices. as a result, microservices no longer need to be tightly bound to a particular message broker. hence, significant coding changes for microservices developers can be avoided over the lifetime of a particular microservice.
20240244077. INFECTION DETECTION IN A STORAGE ARRAY_simplified_abstract_(dell products l.p.)
Inventor(s): Lior Benisty of Beer Sheva (IL) for dell products l.p., Efi Levi of Beer Sheva (IL) for dell products l.p., Arieh Don of Newton MA (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04L9/40
CPC Code(s): H04L63/145
Abstract: a network storage array may detect a malware infection and report the detected infection to a monitoring system, which may monitor more than one storage array at one or more data centers via one or more array management host computing systems. storage arrays may report to the monitoring system replication information regarding data replication operations among the arrays. the monitoring system may receive access information regarding access of the storage arrays by server host computing systems. based on the access and replication information the monitoring system may determine, or infer, an infection of an array, or a volume of an array, which array or volume may not be capable of self-determining an infection. the monitoring system may cause a mitigation action with respect to an infected array or with respect to a server host computing system that may have accessed an infected array.
Inventor(s): Herberth Birck Fröhlich of Florianópolis (BR) for dell products l.p., Paulo Abelha Ferreira of Rio de Janeiro (BR) for dell products l.p., Vinicius Michel Gottin of Rio de Janeiro (BR) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04W4/029, H04L41/16
CPC Code(s): H04W4/029
Abstract: one example method includes collecting trajectories from each edge device in a group of edge devices, extracting a respective latent space vector from each trajectory, evaluating the latent space vectors to identify a respective set of one or more transitional intervals corresponding to each of the latent space vectors, and labeling the transitional intervals. the trajectories include information about the movement of the edge devices within a domain, and the labels on the transitional intervals indicate whether, and to what extent, the movement of the edge devices conforms to expected movements.
Inventor(s): Ahmad Farhoodi of Kanata (CA) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04W52/02
CPC Code(s): H04W52/0261
Abstract: parsing of c-plane messages is described using transmission blanking, e.g., c-plane messages that are communicated from an open ran distributed unit (o-du) to an open ran radio unit (o-ru) to determine whether a particular symbol that is to be subsequently communicated via u-plane messages is blank (e.g., no physical resource blocks (prb)) or not blank (e.g., at least one prb). a bitmap can be constructed by the o-ru having a bit length equal to the number of symbols to be communicated, where each bit of the bitmap corresponds to one of the symbols and indicates whether the corresponding symbol is blank. such can be determined from counters that can count the number of blank prbs within a given symbol. during blank symbols, some devices can be powered down to conserve power on a symbol-by-symbol basis in a manner that is compliant with open ran specifications and does not presume the same vendor for o-ru and o-du.
Inventor(s): Ilya Portnik of Ashton (CA) for dell products l.p., Eran Goldstein of Montreal (CA) for dell products l.p., Jayaram Venguduswamy Srinivasan of Nepean (CA) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H04W56/00, H04W72/1268
CPC Code(s): H04W56/005
Abstract: the technology described herein is directed towards aligning the downlink symbol timing boundaries of coordinated multi-point (comp) transmitting radio units, so that a user equipment receives transmitted signals from each cell at generally the same time. in a comp scenario, synchronized downlink transmissions from a connected cell and a cooperating cell are generally not received at the same time by a target user equipment because of different propagation distances from the transmitting radio units; such misalignment leads to performance degradation. by offsetting the downlink symbol timing boundaries relative to each other, a targeted user equipment receives symbols at the desired time boundary, resulting in constructive interference that improves and a cell's downlink throughput and/or coverage. time alignment via offset symbol timing boundaries also eliminates inter-symbol interference. modified scheduling can be used to ensure that downlink and uplink transmissions from the coordinated radio units do not interfere with one another.
Inventor(s): Jason Staph of Altoona PA (US) for dell products l.p., Gabrielle Sweda of Berkley MI (US) for dell products l.p., John Hogenmiller of Bedford PA (US) for dell products l.p., Neil Marini of Marietta GA (US) for dell products l.p.
IPC Code(s): H05K5/02, G06K7/10, G06K7/14, H05K7/14
CPC Code(s): H05K5/0252
Abstract: in one aspect, an example system implementing the disclosed techniques includes a data center rack having a left vertical flange and a right vertical flange, the data center rack divided into a plurality of u positions, wherein each u position is spaced in groups of three holes provided in the left vertical flange and the right vertical flange, and wherein the holes enable mounting of electronic devices in the data center rack. the system also includes an optically readable label provided at a u position of the plurality of u positions in the data center rack, wherein the optically readable label encodes location identifying information that can be accessed by an optical reader.
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- G06V40/16
- CPC G06F1/3231
- Dell products l.p.
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- CPC G06F3/0604
- CPC G06F3/0631
- CPC G06F3/0658
- G06F12/1009
- CPC G06F12/1009
- G06F8/71
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- H04L41/082
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- CPC G06F8/71
- G06F9/4401
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- CPC G06F9/4881
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- G06F9/455
- H04L43/16
- CPC G06F9/5077
- G06F11/14
- CPC G06F11/1469
- G06F11/16
- G06F11/07
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- CPC G06F11/1658
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- CPC G06F11/3676
- CPC G06F11/3684
- G06F21/32
- CPC G06F21/32
- H04L67/54
- G06F21/53
- CPC G06F21/53
- G06F21/60
- CPC G06F21/604
- CPC G06F21/6218
- G06F21/86
- G06F1/16
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- CPC G06F21/86
- G06N20/00
- G06F17/11
- CPC G06N20/00
- G06Q10/0637
- CPC G06Q10/06375
- G06T9/00
- CPC G06T9/001
- G06T11/20
- G06T7/73
- H04R1/40
- H04R3/00
- CPC G06T11/206
- G06T17/10
- CPC G06T17/10
- G06V10/46
- G06V10/764
- CPC G06V10/462
- G06V10/774
- G06V10/26
- G06V10/776
- CPC G06V10/774
- CPC G06V40/161
- G10L13/047
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- G10L13/10
- G10L25/18
- CPC G10L13/047
- G10L15/06
- G10L25/27
- G10L25/51
- CPC G10L15/063
- H04B1/04
- H04B7/26
- CPC H04B1/04
- H04L9/08
- H04L9/40
- CPC H04L9/0822
- H04L41/0873
- H04L69/08
- CPC H04L41/0873
- H04L51/21
- CPC H04L51/21
- CPC H04L63/145
- H04W4/029
- H04L41/16
- CPC H04W4/029
- H04W52/02
- CPC H04W52/0261
- H04W56/00
- H04W72/1268
- CPC H04W56/005
- H05K5/02
- G06K7/10
- G06K7/14
- H05K7/14
- CPC H05K5/0252
