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Relative significance definition, relative significance meaning | English dictionary. relative. 6 (Grammar) denoting or belonging to a class of words that function as subordinating conjunctions in introducing relative clauses. n the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a standard substance under specified conditions.

Systems and methods for encoding knowledge for automated management of software application deployments

A method of encoding knowledge is disclosed, which can be used to automatically detect problems in software application deployments. The method includes accessing a source of knowledge describing a problem known to occur in deployments of a particular software application, and which identifies a plurality of conditions associated with the problem. An encoded representation of the knowledge source is generated according to a predefined knowledge encoding methodology. The encoded representation is adapted to be applied automatically by a computer to analyze data representing a current state of a monitored deployment of the software application to detect whether the conditions and the problem exist therein. In various implementations, the encoded representation of the knowledge can include queries for deployment information, information concerning the relative importance of the conditions to a detection of the problem, and/or logical constructs for computing a confidence value in the existence of the problem and for determining whether to report the problem if some of the conditions are not true. The knowledge source can comprise a text document (such as a knowledge base article), a flowchart of a diagnostic troubleshooting method, and the like. Also disclosed are methods of at least partially automating the encoding process.
Owner:CITRIX SYST INC

Design of computer based risk and safety management system of complex production and multifunctional process facilities-application to fpso's

InactiveUS20120317058A1Strong robust attributeStrong robust attributesDigital computer detailsFuzzy logic based systemsProcess systemsNerve network
A method for predicting risk and designing safety management systems of complex production and process systems which has been applied to an FPSO System operating in deep waters. The methods for the design were derived from the inclusion of a weight index in a fuzzy class belief variable in the risk model to assign the relative numerical value or importance a safety device or system has contain a risk hazards within the barrier. The weights index distributes the relative importance of risk events in series or parallel in several interactive risk and safety device systems. The fault tree, the FMECA and the Bow Tie now contains weights in fizzy belief class for implementing safety management programs critical to the process systems. The techniques uses the results of neural networks derived from fuzzy belief systems of weight index to implement the safety design systems thereby limiting use of experienced procedures and benchmarks. The weight index incorporate Safety Factors sets SFri {0, 0.1, 0.2 . . . 1}, and Markov Chain Network to allow the possibility of evaluating the impact of different risks or reliability of multifunctional systems in transient state process. The application of this technique and results of simulation to typical FPSO/Riser systems has been discussed in this invention.
Owner:ABHULIMEN KINGSLEY E

Database tuning advisor

An automated physical database design tool may provide an integrated physical design recommendation for horizontal partitioning, indexes and indexed views, all three features being tuned together (in concert). Manageability requirements may be specified when optimizing for performance. User-specified configuration may enable the specification of a partial physical design without materialization of the physical design. The tuning process may be performed for a production server but may be conducted substantially on a test server. Secondary indexes may be suggested for XML columns. Tuning of a database may be invoked by any owner of a database. Usage of objects may be evaluated and a recommendation for dropping unused objects may be issued. Reports may be provided concerning the count and percentage of queries in the workload that reference a particular database, and / or the count and percentage of queries in the workload that reference a particular table or column. A feature may be provided whereby a weight may be associated with each statement in the workload, enabling relative importance of particular statements to be specified. An in-row length for a column may be specified. If a value for the column exceeds the specified in-row length for that column, the portion of the value not exceeding the specified in-row length may be stored in the row while the portion of the value exceeding the specified in-row length may be stored in an overflow area. Rebuild and reorganization recommendations may be generated.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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