Abstract:
An ink feeder for a felt-tip ink pen and communicable with an ink reservoir defined in the ink pen includes a main body made of a rigid material to internally define a feeding bore; a plurality of micro raised portions radially inward protruded from and circumferentially spaced along an inner wall surface of the main body for clamping a felt tip of the ink pen in place; and a plurality of ink feeding clearances each being formed between two adjacent ones of the micro raised portions and communicable with the feeding bore, so that ink stored in the ink reservoir of the ink pen is fed to the felt tip via the ink feeding clearances. The rigid main body and other ink pen components can be assembled to form the ink pen in an automated manner, and the ink feeding clearances ensure smooth ink feeding without the risk of leakage.
Abstract:
The raw data for a plurality of numerical reports (distributions or histograms) concerning malware infection in a computer network are stored in a data source. The data source is queried to produce any number of reports. Each report's content comes from a distribution of data within a time interval, and a baseline distribution is formed for comparison by the corresponding historical data. The shape change for the distributions is determined by using Kullback-Leibler divergence. The change of volume (i.e., total sample count) for the distributions is determined using the L1 norm ratio. A cutoff threshold is determined for the K-L divergence and the volume ratio threshold is determined for the count change. A measure value for each report is determined by multiplying the shape change by the volume change (modified by raising it to a particular power). The reports are ranked based upon their measure values. A report is determined to be important if its shape change is greater than the cutoff threshold, if it's volume change is greater than the count ratio threshold, or if the measure value is greater than a measure threshold. The invention can be applied to all kinds of reports suitable for a distribution or histogram, and also provides one approach to detect anomalous behaviors.
Abstract:
An exemplary misting umbrella includes an umbrella having an umbrella shank having a middle-empty structure, a plurality of umbrella ribs having an irradiation shape that disposed at a top end of the umbrella shank, an umbrella canopy covered the umbrella ribs, a pipe disposed in the umbrella shank, a nozzle disposed at an export of the pipe, and a joint disposed at one end of the umbrella shank that far away from the nozzle; an hydraulic pressure unit that using high pressure to transport gas or mist to the pipe of the umbrella and to spray out of the nozzle; and a switching valve for controlling the transporting of the gas or mist.
Abstract:
A system and a method are disclosed for establishing a baseline and the corresponding bands of data for alarming, etc. Historical raw data are aggregated and grouped. For example, the data may be and hourly grouped as 168 groups of data in a weekly frame. Clusters of the groups of data are then formed based on dynamic data window by analyzing statistical similarity among the 168 groups of data. Data in each cluster of groups, originated from the raw data at specific hour(s) of day on specific day(s) of week, are used as historical data to predict a baseline and the envelopes at these associated hour(s) and day(s). Generating a baseline includes determining a mapping function, which transforms data in a cluster to become normal or nearly normal. A mean and standard deviation of the transformed data are calculated. Envelopes are determined using the mean and the standard deviation. An inverse transformation function is uniquely derived. The mean and the envelopes are inversely transformed using the inverse function. This operationally decides a baseline and the corresponding bands for every weekly time frame hour.
Abstract:
An ink feeder for a felt-tip ink pen and communicable with an ink reservoir defined in the ink pen includes a main body made of a rigid material to internally define a feeding bore; a plurality of micro raised portions radially inward protruded from and circumferentially spaced along an inner wall surface of the main body for clamping a felt tip of the ink pen in place; and a plurality of ink feeding clearances each being formed between two adjacent ones of the micro raised portions and communicable with the feeding bore, so that ink stored in the ink reservoir of the ink pen is fed to the felt tip via the ink feeding clearances. The rigid main body and other ink pen components can be assembled to form the ink pen in an automated manner, and the ink feeding clearances ensure smooth ink feeding without the risk of leakage.