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20110159514 | BIOMARKER FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS AND/OR OTHER AGEING-RELATED DISEASES, AND USE THEREOF - The invention relates to the identification of a biomarker whose abundance in biological sample is changed in subjects with osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases. The biomarker has applications in the diagnosis of osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases, in determining the prognosis for an individual diagnosed with osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases, and in monitoring the efficacy of treatment for osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases. | 06-30-2011 |
20110159607 | BIOMARKER FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS AND/OR OTHER AGEING-RELATED DISEASES, AND USE THEREOF - The invention relates to the identification of a biomarker whose abundance in biological samples is changed in subjects with osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases. The biomarker has applications in the diagnosis of osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases, in determining the prognosis for an individual diagnosed with osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases, and in monitoring the efficacy of treatment for osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases. | 06-30-2011 |
20150037823 | BIOMARKER FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS AND/OR OTHER AGEING-RELATED DISEASES, AND USE THEREOF - The invention relates to the identification of a biomarker whose abundance in biological sample is changed in subjects with osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases. The biomarker has applications in the diagnosis of osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases, in determining the prognosis for an individual diagnosed with osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases, and in monitoring the efficacy of treatment for osteoarthritis and/or other ageing-related diseases. | 02-05-2015 |
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20080288558 | Method and Apparatus for Non-Deterministic Incremental Program Replay Using Checkpoints and Syndrome Tracking - Methods and apparatus are provided for non-deterministic incremental program replay using checkpoints and syndrome tracking. Replay of a program proceeds by, for a given execution of the program, recording one or more checkpoints of the program, the one or more checkpoints containing program state information; and a recorded list of values for one or more identified variables executing in one or more threads of the program. Thereafter, during a replay execution of the program, the process continues by commencing execution from a particular one of the recorded checkpoints; restoring the program state information associated with the particular one of the recorded checkpoints; comparing an observed list of values to the recorded list of values for the one or more identified variables executing in each of the one or more threads; and identifying a difference between the observed list of values and the recorded list of values A perturbation or suspend statement can optionally be introduced into the replay execution of the program. | 11-20-2008 |
20080301136 | Semantic Correlation for Flow Analysis in Messaging Systems - Improved techniques for flow analysis in messaging systems are disclosed. For example, a method for finding correlations between messages of a system based on content includes the following steps. For one or more executions of the system, obtaining the messages of the system, wherein each message has a schema associated therewith. The messages are categorized into groups, wherein each group has a common schema. Pairs of messages from disparate groups are found wherein, for the messages of a pair, there is a feature in common in their contents. | 12-04-2008 |
20080307104 | Methods and Apparatus for Functional Model-Based Data Provenance in Stream Processing Environments - Techniques for deriving a provenance of one or more of a plurality of output data elements generated from a given output port of a PC are provided. At least one dependency function is created that relates the one or more output data elements to a set of one or more input ports of the PC and a corresponding plurality of input data elements. The dependency function comprises an encoding of at least one of one or more temporal filters and one or more sequence filters relating to the plurality of input data elements. The at least one dependency function is stored. A history of stream-level bindings of one or more input streams to one or more input ports of the processing component and one or more output streams from one or more output ports of the processing component is stored. The plurality of input data elements belonging to the one or more input streams and the plurality of output data elements belonging to the one or more output streams are stored. The set of one or more input data elements from the plurality of input data elements are determined that relate to the one or more output data elements in accordance with at least one dependency function and the history of stream-level bindings. | 12-11-2008 |
20090006615 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR EXTRACTING AND VISUALIZING EXECUTION PATTERNS FROM WEB SERVICES - One embodiment of the present method and apparatus for extracting and visualizing execution patterns from Web Services collects data relating to one or more transactions executed in accordance with one or more Web Services-based applications (e.g., messaging systems or other services). One or more patterns is then extracted from the collected data, where the patterns are representative transactions commonly executed in accordance with the Web Services configuration under analysis. | 01-01-2009 |
20110084967 | Visualization of Datasets - Methods and apparatus for visualizing a dataset are presented. For example, a method for visualizing a dataset includes identifying a first portion and at least a second portion of the dataset, forming a summary of the second portion of the dataset, and visualizing, on a display device, the first portion of the dataset and the summary of the second portion of the dataset. The summary is represented by one or more spatial shapes different from a spatial shape representative of the second portion before the formation of the summary. The identification of the first portion and the second portion, the formation of the summary, and the visualization of the first portion and the summary are implemented in accordance with a processor device associated with the display device. | 04-14-2011 |
20110106944 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR EXTRACTING AND VISUALIZING EXECUTION PATTERNS FROM WEB SERVICES - One embodiment of the present method and apparatus for extracting and visualizing execution patterns from Web Services collects data relating to one or more transactions executed in accordance with one or more Web Services-based applications (e.g., messaging systems or other services). One or more patterns is then extracted from the collected data, where the patterns are representative transactions commonly executed in accordance with the Web Services configuration under analysis. | 05-05-2011 |
20110227925 | DISPLAYING A VISUALIZATION OF EVENT INSTANCES AND COMMON EVENT SEQUENCES - A method, system and computer readable article of manufacture for displaying visualization from an event log. According to the method, sequences are extracted from the event log. The event log is a record of a plurality of events that occurred. A sequence graph is generated from the sequences. The sequence graph includes nodes representing the events of the event log and the events of each node have a common property. A sequence graph visualization is displayed from the sequence graph. The sequence graph visualization includes (i) node icons representing the nodes of the sequence graph, (ii) node transition icons representing relationships between nodes, and (iii) an event icon for each of the one or more events of a corresponding node. | 09-22-2011 |
20110289301 | Tracing Flow of Data in a Distributed Computing Application - A method is provided for tracing dataflow in a distributed computing application. For example, the method includes incrementally advancing a dataflow in a dataflow path of one or more dataflow paths according to two or more directives encoded in two or more data messages. The method further includes performing the two or more directives. The dataflow path includes one or more operators including at least one merge operator operative to merge the two or more data messages and merge the two or more directives. One or more of the incrementally advancing of the dataflow and the performing of the two or more directives are implemented as instruction code performed on a processor device. | 11-24-2011 |
20120030344 | NETWORK MONITORING SYSTEM - A system to monitor an overlay network may include a plurality of publishers, a plurality of subscribers, and a plurality of brokers. The system may also include an overlay network linking the publishers, the subscribers, and the brokers. The overlay network includes a first computer network having a first network protocol carried by a second computer network having a second network protocol. The system may further include an inspection unit to monitor message topics sent over the overlay network amongst the publishers, the subscribers, and the brokers. | 02-02-2012 |
20120030572 | NETWORK VISUALIZATION SYSTEM - A system to visually represent a network may include a publisher, a subscriber, and a communication network linking the publisher and the subscriber. The system may also include a broker to visually represent on the communications network a relationship between the publisher and the subscriber based upon a topic associated with at least one of the publisher, the subscriber, a path flow that the topic travels, and the communications links between the publisher and subscriber. | 02-02-2012 |
20130106860 | VISUALIZATION OF VIRTUAL IMAGE RELATIONSHIPS AND ATTRIBUTES | 05-02-2013 |
20130106896 | VISUALIZATION OF VIRTUAL IMAGE RELATIONSHIPS AND ATTRIBUTES | 05-02-2013 |
20130117676 | VISUALLY ANALYZING, CLUSTERING, TRANSFORMING AND CONSOLIDATING REAL AND VIRTUAL MACHINE IMAGES IN A COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT - System, method and computer program product for generating a GUI that facilitates the management of real and/or virtual images on computing machines in a computing environment. The system and method provides for an interactive visualization of virtual images (machines) and the software components included in each virtual image or real image. According to a consolidating and clustering processes, the images are bundled and displayed in a dendogram to show a hierarchy of the similarity between images. Further, software components are represented by small coded cells and organized into logical groupings. The system and method provides for user interactive functionality that facilitates the gathering of details on certain aspects of the images and/or components. The end result is a software program that facilitates user's ability to consolidate and manage real and virtual images. | 05-09-2013 |
20140033173 | Generating Layouts for Graphs of Data Flow Applications - An embodiment of the invention provides a method of displaying a data flow, wherein a description of a data flow application to be displayed is received. The data flow application includes nodes and edges connecting the nodes, wherein the nodes represent operators and the edges represent data connections for data flowing between the operations. A reason that a user is to view the data flow and/or a user constraint on a complexity of the data flow application to be displayed is determined with a processor; and, the time required to render a display of the data flow application is estimated. A transformed representation of the data flow application is created with the processor. The transformed representation is created based upon the user reason, the user constraint, the estimated time of rendering, and/or a layout strategy. The transformed representation is displayed on a graphical user interface. | 01-30-2014 |
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20140028680 | VISUALIZING JOBS IN A DISTRIBUTED ENVIRONMENT WITH LIMITED RESOURCES - Visualization used to show resource usage over time by different entities or jobs allows a user to see the resource usage of entities over time. Entities or jobs may be shown as horizontal bundles, possibly expanding or contracting within the constraints of the capacity of the system. Bundles can expand or contract but maintain continuity in a direction, for example, a horizontal continuity. The visualization or layout in one embodiment is updated not only for new incoming events, but also retroactively for past events, thus achieving smooth horizontal bundles as much as possible. | 01-30-2014 |
20140032170 | VISUALIZING JOBS IN A DISTRIBUTED ENVIRONMENT WITH LIMITED RESOURCES - Visualization used to show resource usage over time by different entities or jobs allows a user to see the resource usage of entities over time. Entities or jobs may be shown as horizontal bundles, possibly expanding or contracting within the constraints of the capacity of the system. Bundles can expand or contract but maintain continuity in a direction, for example, a horizontal continuity. The visualization or layout in one embodiment is updated not only for new incoming events, but also retroactively for past events, thus achieving smooth horizontal bundles as much as possible. | 01-30-2014 |
20140267293 | VISUALIZING DATA TRANSFERS IN DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEM - Data transfers within and between nodes in a distributed computing environment are visualized. In one aspect, the nodes are represented as geometrical shapes. The first part of the geometrical shape represents logic of the corresponding node. The second part of the geometrical shape represents storage of the corresponding node. A line connecting the first part and the second part represents data transfer between logic of a node and storage of a node. Both inter-node and intra-node transfers may be shown. | 09-18-2014 |
20140280399 | VISUALIZING DATA TRANSFERS IN DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEM - Data transfers within and between nodes in a distributed computing environment are visualized. In one aspect, the nodes are represented as geometrical shapes. The first part of the geometrical shape represents logic of the corresponding node. The second part of the geometrical shape represents storage of the corresponding node. A line connecting the first part and the second part represents data transfer between logic of a node and storage of a node. Both inter-node and intra-node transfers may be shown. | 09-18-2014 |