Fully scalable encryption for scalable multimedia
    1.
    发明授权
    Fully scalable encryption for scalable multimedia 有权
    用于可扩展多媒体的完全可扩展的加密

    公开(公告)号:US07406176B2

    公开(公告)日:2008-07-29

    申请号:US10405970

    申请日:2003-04-01

    IPC分类号: H04N7/167

    摘要: Subject matter includes exemplary systems and related methods for fully scalable encryption of scalable multimedia. A scalable bitstream encrypted using the subject matter maintains full functionality of scalable features in the encrypted form. The exemplary scalable encryption allows transcoding, rate shaping, and other operations directly on the ciphertext without degradation of scalable compression efficiency and error resiliency.

    摘要翻译: 主题包括用于可扩展多媒体的完全可扩展加密的示例性系统和相关方法。 使用主题加密的可扩展比特率保持加密形式的可扩展特征的完整功能。 示例性的可扩展加密允许直接在密文上进行代码转换,速率整形和其他操作,而不降低可伸缩的压缩效率和错误弹性。

    Scalable, error resilient DRM for scalable media
    2.
    发明授权
    Scalable, error resilient DRM for scalable media 有权
    可伸缩的,具有弹性的DRM可扩展媒体

    公开(公告)号:US07313814B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-12-25

    申请号:US10405973

    申请日:2003-04-01

    摘要: An exemplary digital rights management engine and related methods divides multimedia content into service level layers, encrypts at least some of the layers, and offers access to the encrypted layers by permission. The multimedia content may be layered using multiple different layering approaches simultaneously, and access to the different types of layers may be offered simultaneously. One of the layers may be left unencrypted to allow free browsing of a low quality service level. An exemplary system of key management for digital rights management is also disclosed.

    摘要翻译: 示例性数字版权管理引擎和相关方法将多媒体内容划分为服务级别层,至少对某些层进行加密,并且通过许可提供对加密层的访问。 多媒体内容可以使用多个不同的分层方法同时分层,并且可以同时提供对不同类型的层的访问。 其中一层可能未加密,以允许免费浏览低质量的服务级别。 还公开了一种用于数字版权管理的示例性密钥管理系统。

    Interleaved black and bright blood dynamic contrast enhanced (DCE) MRI
    3.
    发明授权
    Interleaved black and bright blood dynamic contrast enhanced (DCE) MRI 有权
    交错黑色和明亮的血液动态对比度增强(DCE)MRI

    公开(公告)号:US09529065B2

    公开(公告)日:2016-12-27

    申请号:US14112135

    申请日:2012-04-12

    IPC分类号: G01V3/00 G01R33/48 G01R33/563

    摘要: Interleaved black/bright imaging (IBBI) is performed using a magnetic resonance (MR) scanner wherein the black blood module of the IBBI includes: applying a first flow sensitization gradient; applying a spoiler gradient after applying the first flow sensitization gradient; applying a second flow sensitization gradient after applying the spoiler gradient wherein the second flow sensitization gradient has area equal to the first flow sensitization gradient but of opposite polarity; applying a slice selective radio frequency excitation pulse after applying the spoiler gradient; and performing a MR readout after applying the second flow sensitization gradient and after applying the slice selective radio frequency excitation wherein the readout acquires MR imaging data having blood signal suppression in the region excited by the slice selective radio frequency excitation pulse. The MR imaging data having blood signal suppression is reconstructed to generate black blood images, and MR imaging data generated by bright blood modules of the IBBI is reconstructed to generate bright blood images.

    摘要翻译: 使用磁共振(MR)扫描器进行交错黑/亮成像(IBBI),其中IBBI的黑血模块包括:施加第一流感敏化梯度; 在应用第一流感敏化梯度后应用扰流板梯度; 在施加扰流板梯度之后施加第二流动增感梯度,其中第二流动增感梯度具有等于第一流动增感梯度但具有相反极性的面积; 应用扰流板梯度后应用切片选择性射频激励脉冲; 以及在应用所述第二流敏增强梯度之后并且在施加所述切片选择性射频激发之后执行MR读出,其中所述读出器获取在由所述切片选择性射频激励脉冲激发的区域中具有血液信号抑制的MR成像数据。 重建具有血液信号抑制的MR成像数据以产生黑血图像,并且重建由IBBI的亮血模块产生的MR成像数据以产生明亮的血液图像。

    REORDERING DEVICE AND METHOD FOR ETHERNET TRANSMISSION
    4.
    发明申请
    REORDERING DEVICE AND METHOD FOR ETHERNET TRANSMISSION 审中-公开
    用于以太网传输的后续设备和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20140010237A1

    公开(公告)日:2014-01-09

    申请号:US14005728

    申请日:2012-02-03

    IPC分类号: H04L12/801

    CPC分类号: H04L47/34 H04L5/1423

    摘要: The disclosure discloses a reordering device and method for Ethernet transmission configured to solve a technical problem of large resource consumption and an the operating frequency failing to meet the requirement of a high-speed system in an existing reordering method. The reordering device provided by the disclosure includes a line sequence detecting module and a line sequence locking module, wherein the line sequence detecting module is configured to detect a line sequence corresponding to each channel, acquire a serial number of the channel and encode the serial number, and send the coded serial number to the line sequence locking module; and the line sequence locking module reorders input data according to the coded serial number received to obtain a reordered data stream, then sends out the reordered data stream, and at the same time, locks a sequence of the reordered data stream. By reordering and locking, the device and method provided by the disclosure can properly recover the sequence of data as soon as possible, thereby enhancing the operating frequency and lowering occupied resources.

    摘要翻译: 本发明公开了一种用于以太网传输的重新排序装置和方法,其被配置为解决大量资源消耗的技术问题,并且操作频率不能满足现有重新排序方法中的高速系统的要求。 由本公开提供的重新排序装置包括线路序列检测模块和线路序列锁定模块,其中线路序列检测模块被配置为检测与每个频道相对应的线路序列,获取频道的序列号并对序列号进行编码 并将编码序列号发送到行序锁定模块; 线路序列锁定模块根据接收到的编码序列号重新排序输入数据,以获得重新排序的数据流,然后发出重新排序的数据流,同时锁定重新排序的数据流的序列。 通过重新排序和锁定,本公开提供的设备和方法可以尽可能地适当地恢复数据序列,从而增强操作频率并降低占用的资源。

    METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR COLLECTING INFORMATION FROM COMPUTER SYSTEMS BASED ON A TRUSTED RELATIONSHIP
    5.
    发明申请
    METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR COLLECTING INFORMATION FROM COMPUTER SYSTEMS BASED ON A TRUSTED RELATIONSHIP 失效
    基于信任关系从计算机系统收集信息的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:US20080201337A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-08-21

    申请号:US12044760

    申请日:2008-03-07

    IPC分类号: G06F17/30

    CPC分类号: H04L41/0853

    摘要: A method and system for retrieving data from devices in a way that seeks to preserve privacy and ensure the integrity of the retrieved data is provided. A retrieval system is implemented on a network of devices that communicate with each other via a secure communications link. Each device is directly connected to one or more “friend” devices that it trusts. The retrieval system operates by forwarding a request for data from one friend device to another friend device. Each friend device may optionally add data to the request until all the requested data is added. The request with the retrieved data is returned to the device that initiated the request.

    摘要翻译: 提供了以寻求保护隐私并确保检索的数据的完整性的方式从设备检索数据的方法和系统。 在通过安全通信链路彼此通信的设备网络上实现检索系统。 每个设备直接连接到它信任的一个或多个“朋友”设备。 检索系统通过将数据的请求从一个朋友设备转发到另一个朋友设备来操作。 每个朋友设备可以选择性地向请求中添加数据,直到添加所有请求的数据。 具有检索到的数据的请求将返回给发起请求的设备。

    Method and system for atherosclerosis risk scoring
    6.
    发明申请
    Method and system for atherosclerosis risk scoring 有权
    动脉粥样硬化风险评分方法与系统

    公开(公告)号:US20070003116A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-01-04

    申请号:US11172415

    申请日:2005-06-29

    IPC分类号: G06K9/00

    摘要: A method for characterizing the risk associated with atherosclerosis is disclosed. The method uses one or more images of cross-sections of the artery or other vessel of interest to identify and locate components of the atherosclerotic deposit, including any hemorrhage, necrotic core, and calcification, and to determine the status and composition of the fibrous cap. In one embodiment, high resolution MRI images are utilized, although other imaging modalities may alternatively be used. A simple scoring system is applied that accounts for the presence of these components and more heavily weights the presence of these components in the juxtaluminal portion of the deposit. The status of the fibrous cap (intact or ruptured) and the composition of the fibrous cap (collagen or mixed tissue) are also incorporated into a final atherosclerosis risk score.

    摘要翻译: 公开了描述与动脉粥样硬化相关的风险的方法。 该方法使用动脉或其他所需血管的横截面的一个或多个图像来识别和定位动脉粥样硬化沉积物的组分,包括任何出血,坏死核心和钙化,并确定纤维帽的状态和组成 。 在一个实施例中,利用了高分辨率MRI图像,但是也可以使用其它成像模式。 应用一个简单的评分系统来解释这些组件的存在,并且更重地将这些组件的存在权重存放在存款的两个部分中。 纤维帽(完整或破裂)的状态和纤维帽(胶原蛋白或混合组织)的组成也被纳入最终的动脉粥样硬化风险评分。

    Computation of wall thickness
    8.
    发明授权
    Computation of wall thickness 有权
    计算壁厚

    公开(公告)号:US07353117B2

    公开(公告)日:2008-04-01

    申请号:US10804460

    申请日:2004-03-19

    IPC分类号: G06F19/00 G06K9/34

    摘要: A method for automatic vessel wall thickness measurement at any point along the perimeter of either luminal or outer vessel wall boundaries. The method employs both Delaunay triangulation and multiresolution tiling. The MaxMin angle property of the Delaunay triangulation is used to define the minimum energy function to calculate thickness. Multiresolution tiling is employed to enable the MaxMin angle lemma to be determined. The triangulation MaxMin angle lemma enables a minimal energy function to be defined based on triangulation angles, providing a stable and consistent geometrical computation. Additional morphological indexes can be assessed to achieve comprehensive quantification of vascular morphology. For example, based on the wall thickness, a set of vascular shape descriptors can be developed to distinguish different types of plaque morphology at different parts of a vessel wall.

    摘要翻译: 一种在管腔或外血管壁边界沿周边的任意点进行血管壁厚测量的方法。 该方法采用Delaunay三角测量和多分辨率平铺。 Delaunay三角测量的MaxMin角度属性用于定义计算厚度的最小能量函数。 采用多分辨率平铺来确定MaxMin角度引理。 三角测量MaxMin角度引理使得能够基于三角测量角度定义最小能量函数,从而提供稳定和一致的几何计算。 可以评估其他形态指标,以实现血管形态的全面定量。 例如,基于壁厚,可以开发一组血管形状描述符,以区分血管壁不同部位的不同类型的斑块形态。

    Event-Based Automated Diagnosis of Known Problems
    9.
    发明申请
    Event-Based Automated Diagnosis of Known Problems 有权
    基于事件的自动诊断已知问题

    公开(公告)号:US20070061623A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-03-15

    申请号:US11556638

    申请日:2006-11-03

    IPC分类号: G06F11/00

    CPC分类号: G06F11/079 G06F11/0715

    摘要: System events preceding occurrence of a problem are likely to be similar to events preceding occurrence of the same problem at other times or on other systems. Thus, the cause of a problem may be identified by comparing a trace of events preceding occurrence of the problem with previously diagnosed traces. Traces of events preceding occurrences of a problem arising from a known cause are reduced to a series of descriptive elements. These elements are aligned to correlate differently timed but otherwise similar traces of events, converted into symbolic representations, and archived. A trace of events leading to an undiagnosed a problem similarly is converted to a symbolic representation. The representation of the undiagnosed trace is then compared to the archived representations to identify a similar archived representation. The cause of the similar archived representation is presented as a diagnosis of the problem.

    摘要翻译: 发生问题之前的系统事件可能类似于在其他时间或其他系统上出现相同问题的事件。 因此,可以通过将问题发生之前的事件跟踪与先前诊断的迹线进行比较来识别问题的原因。 在已知原因引起的问题发生之前的事件跟踪被简化为一系列描述性元素。 这些元素被对齐以将不同的定时但相似的事件轨迹相关联,转换成符号表示和归档。 类似地导致未定义的问题的事件的轨迹被转换为符号表示。 然后将未确定的跟踪的表示与归档表示进行比较,以识别类似的归档表示。 类似归档表示的原因被提出作为问题的诊断。

    Event-based automated diagnosis of known problems
    10.
    发明授权
    Event-based automated diagnosis of known problems 有权
    基于事件的自动诊断已知问题

    公开(公告)号:US07171337B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-01-30

    申请号:US11157712

    申请日:2005-06-21

    IPC分类号: G01R31/00

    CPC分类号: G06F11/079 G06F11/0715

    摘要: System events preceding occurrence of a problem are likely to be similar to events preceding occurrence of the same problem at other times or on other systems. Thus, the cause of a problem may be identified by comparing a trace of events preceding occurrence of the problem with previously diagnosed traces. Traces of events preceding occurrences of a problem arising from a known cause are reduced to a series of descriptive elements. These elements are aligned to correlate differently timed but otherwise similar traces of events, converted into symbolic representations, and archived. A trace of events leading to an undiagnosed a problem similarly is converted to a symbolic representation. The representation of the undiagnosed trace is then compared to the archived representations to identify a similar archived representation. The cause of the similar archived representation is presented as a diagnosis of the problem.

    摘要翻译: 发生问题之前的系统事件可能类似于在其他时间或其他系统上出现相同问题的事件。 因此,可以通过将问题发生之前的事件的跟踪与先前诊断的痕迹进行比较来识别问题的原因。 在已知原因引起的问题发生之前的事件跟踪被简化为一系列描述性元素。 这些元素被对齐以将不同的定时但相似的事件轨迹相关联,转换成符号表示和归档。 类似地导致未定义的问题的事件的轨迹被转换为符号表示。 然后将未确定的跟踪的表示与归档表示进行比较,以识别类似的归档表示。 类似归档表示的原因被提出作为问题的诊断。