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System And Method For Interaction-Based Training Of Autonomous Agents, Eric Zavesky

Defensive Publications Series

A system and method for training autonomous agents through interaction-based validation is disclosed. The system includes a personality definition component that ingests behavioral specifications to synthesize personality parameters, and a training orchestration agent that conducts structured adversarial interactions with a trainee agent to validate behavioral alignment. An evaluation component detects systematic deviations through semantic analysis and pattern recognition across the interactions, distinguishing between isolated incidents and systematic misalignments. An interaction recording system captures the training exchanges for analysis, while a parameter refinement interface enables human oversight of behavioral modifications. The system addresses challenges in training agents to embody specific personality …

System And Method For Cryptographically Verifying Autonomous Agents In Merchant Transaction System, Sumit Kumar Roy, R V. Vighnesh, Apurba Pandey, Komaljot Kaur

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ABSTRACT

A system for cryptographically verifying autonomous agents in merchant transaction systems includes a verification server configured to receive a transaction request from a terminal agent in a multi-agent delegation chain. The verification server parses a delegation chain manifest from the transaction request, wherein the delegation chain manifest comprises a linked list of signed hop records, each hop record capturing a delegation event from a delegator to a delegate. The verification server verifies, for each hop record in the delegation chain manifest, a delegator signature against a public key retrieved from an agent registry. The verification server verifies a hash …

Gci Universal Wildfire Conversion Skid (Uwcs‑1 / Uwsm‑1) An Open‑Hardware Retrofit Architecture For Converting Existing Water‑Carrying Fleets Into Wildfire Suppression Assets, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

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This disclosure defines a builder‑ready, open‑hardware retrofit system that converts existing commercial, industrial, agricultural, mining, municipal, and military water‑carrying trucks into wildfire‑capable suppression units using a bolt‑on skid module.

The GCI Universal Wildfire Conversion Skid (UWCS‑1 / UWSM‑1) integrates:

• A vortex–thermoacoustic hybrid pump delivering 150–300 GPM at 250–400 PSI with pump‑and‑roll and dirty‑water drafting

• A VMR‑derived drafting and debris‑separation manifold for ponds, lakes, pools, canals, and reservoirs

• A fire‑rated discharge manifold with VETI‑3.0 vortex ejector nozzle integration for long‑range, coherent water jets

• Optional crew‑protection and monitoring modules based on CIWFRS, CORES, and GCI Vortex Sentinel (AV‑1)

• A power and control …

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Gci‑501 Tornado Resonance‑Detection & Early‑Action Module (Trd‑Eam) V1.0 Open‑Hardware Tornado Early‑Warning Device, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

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The Tornado Resonance‑Detection & Early‑Action Module (TRD‑EAM) is a standalone, open‑hardware tornado‑warning device that uses:

• ARPN infrasonic sensing

• pressure‑wave harmonics

• vorticity resonance detection

• temperature inversion sensing

• humidity‑wave detection

• EM field anomaly detection

• multi‑node coherence

• CICIS tornado logic

• ADEP tornado alert packets

to provide 10–30 minutes of tornado precursor warning.

TRD‑EAM is designed to be:

• printed on any 3D printer

• assembled with basic tools

• powered by TEHL (no batteries)

• flashed with open firmware

• deployed anywhere

• tested tomorrow

This module is the physical tornado‑warning device that completes GCI‑500.

Gci‑400 Arg‑Cm V1.0 — Atmospheric Resonance‑Guided Climate Modulation Network, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

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The Atmospheric Resonance‑Guided Climate Modulation Network (ARG‑CM) is a fully open‑hardware, distributed system that uses real‑time atmospheric resonance sensing (ARPN) to predict moisture waves, trigger uplift, seed clouds, and coordinate atmospheric‑water harvesting in order to cool local and regional climates and reduce heat‑wave intensity.

ARG‑CM integrates:

• GCI‑322 ARPN v1.1 — Atmospheric Resonance‑Prediction Network

• Phoenix‑Water Engine (GCI‑268) — Atmospheric water harvester

• VAR (GCI‑280) — Vortex Atmospheric Reclamator

• CIFRS‑N v4.0 — Food‑Water‑Energy Nexus

• OSM v4.0 — Omni‑Sentinel Mesh

• TEHL‑v1.0 — Thermal‑Energy Harvesting Loop

• Sanitized Block — Structural housing

• CICIS — Compute and control backbone

This disclosure provides everything needed for engineers to …

Gci‑322 Arpn V1.1 — Atmospheric Resonance‑Prediction Network, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

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The Atmospheric Resonance‑Prediction Network (ARPN) is a distributed, self‑powered, open‑hardware atmospheric sensing mesh designed to detect pre‑storm infrasonic resonance, pressure‑wave anomalies, and multi‑physics atmospheric signatures in real time. ARPN replaces numerical weather prediction (NWP) with direct physical sensing using a gyroid‑lattice resonant cavity, PVDF piezoelectric membranes, multi‑physics sensors, and a low‑power mesh network based on Ariadne’s Braid (GCI‑286) and CICIS.

Each ARPN node is battery‑less, powered by the Thermal‑Energy Harvesting Loop (TEHL‑v1.0), hardened using the Sanitized Block composite, and deployable via GCI‑320 Swarm Recovery & Pelletization. The system integrates seamlessly with CIFRS‑N, Phoenix‑Water, VAR, CIWFRS, and the broader Caldwell ecosystem. …

Technical Disclosure: Socio-Technical Governance & Prerequisite Safety Disciplines For Metric-Shift Propulsion Systems, Christopher L. Eckes

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This technical disclosure establishes a defensive, socio-technical regulatory framework designed to govern the development, testing, and deployment of High-Energy Metric-Shift Propulsion (Warp/FTL) technologies. Recognizing that space-time manipulation introduces existential risks—specifically causality violation, timeline paradoxes, and the generation of highly destructive directional kinetic shockwaves ("Space-Warp Waves")—this document outlines the explicit Type 1 Civilizational Prerequisite Disciplines that must be satisfied before any physical testing of space-time metrics may legally commence. [1, 2]

By defining these strict governance structures, multi-lateral oversight mechanisms, and non-weaponization protocols as public prior art, this architecture aims to prevent fragmented corporate or nationalist entities from prematurely initiating uncontained, …

Technical Disclosure: The Citadel-Concentric Transit Architecture, Christopher L. Eckes

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This technical disclosure presents a modular, non-linear, two-stage interplanetary spacecraft architecture designed to isolate human crew members from the severe thermal, mechanical, and radiological stresses of a high-field High-Temperature Superconducting (HTS) REBCO magnetic confinement fusion core.

Rather than relying on traditional linear truss layouts, this architecture introduces the Citadel-Concentric Topology. The design embeds an ultra-lightweight, spherical crew habitat inside a rigid, cylindrical, reusable boost and propulsion stage (The Transit Box). The interface between the two nested stages is bridged by an open-cell silicon-carbide ceramic foam matrix. This foam acts as a multi-functional isotropic shock absorber, high-temperature thermal barrier, and passive …

Deterministic, Model-Independent Grounding-Integrity Mechanisms For Retrieval-Augmented And Agentic Language-Model Systems, Roberto A. Wenzel

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Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and tool-using LLM agents routinely emit citations that purport to tie a claim to a retrieved source, but a well-known failure mode is the dangling or fabricated citation that resolves to nothing. Existing mitigations largely rely on the model policing itself or on probabilistic post-hoc fact-checking. This disclosure describes a family of deterministic, model-independent mechanisms that make citation and gap integrity an invariant of the system rather than a behavior to be hoped for: (A) a stable cross-tool evidence registry with primary/derived provenance and a detect-bounce-strip citation-lifecycle guard, including compound-citation surgery, carried across human-feedback revisions; (B) conversation …

Caldwell Global Humanitarian Open‑Hardware Portfolio Off‑Grid, No‑Power, Low‑Infrastructure Solutions For Water, Food, Energy, Health & Disaster Resilience, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

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This disclosure presents a complete, open‑hardware portfolio of 132+ inventions designed specifically for off‑grid, low‑power, low‑infrastructure, and resource‑limited nations. All systems are non‑patented, freely shareable, and engineered for village‑scale fabrication, basic tools, and local materials.

The portfolio covers the five essential pillars of national resilience:

Water, Food, Energy, Healthcare, and Disaster Protection.

Each invention is listed using its exact Technical Disclosure Commons title, ensuring easy discovery, download, and replication by any country—including those with limited electricity, limited industrial capacity, or limited access to global supply chains.

This document is intended for small, isolated, and developing nations, enabling them to adopt, …

Dynamically Constructing Geographically Optimized Routing Graphs From Unstructured Multi-Modal Media, Nikita Agarwal

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A geographically optimized routing graph is dynamically constructed from unstructured multi-modal media. A transcript is generated from audiovisual data of a media item. Words or phrases satisfying geographic spatial anchoring criteria are identified and associated with a first geographic location. Visual analysis operations are performed on corresponding video frames to identify a second geographic location. A modality conflict is detected based on differences between the first and second geographic locations. The conflict is resolved by applying deterministic weighting to generate resolved geographic locations. A routing graph is generated by sequencing the resolved geographic locations based on physical geographic proximity independent …

Mitigating Engagement Bias In Recommendation Architectures For Media Platforms, Acar Ary, Jason Sun, Ayush Patwari

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In media recommendation architectures, engagement metrics such as comment participation probabilities are utilized to rank content. A limitation exists where media items with intentionally disabled comments are unfairly demoted. In these instances, a lack of engagement is processed as a lack of user interest. To address this deficiency, a boolean feature indicating a disabled comment status is generated. This boolean feature is subsequently crossed with a comment participation probability feature. Through this mathematical cross operation, a separate weight is established for scenarios where comments are disabled. Zero-engagement values are thereby processed differently when comment functionalities are unavailable. Consequently, engagement bias …

Defensive Publication: Batch-Aware Cross-Iteration Cache Reuse Prediction For Ssd-Backed Embedding Training, Anonymous

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Systems and methods are described for reducing SSD read volume during embedding table training by performing batch-aware cross-iteration cache reuse prediction. For a next training batch, a controller tests batch indices against a probabilistic cached-index membership structure representing indices likely resident in an embedding cache based on one or more prior iterations. A differential prefetch set is formed from indices predicted to be uncached, and an SSD prefetch is issued for only that set while maintaining batch-structure metadata such as offsets. The system may compute overlap statistics between consecutive batches using GPU-accelerated operations, track moving averages over a sliding window, …

Defensive Publication: Closed-Loop Feedback-Driven Dynamic Tier Sizing For Multi-Level Embedding Cache Hierarchies, Anonymous

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Techniques are disclosed for closed-loop dynamic sizing of a multi-level embedding cache hierarchy. Runtime hit-rate statistics are monitored for multiple tiers including a GPU HBM cache, a host DRAM block cache for an SSD-backed database, and an SSD read-ahead buffer. A marginal-benefit estimator determines, for each tier, an estimated reduction in expected access latency per unit of additional memory, using smoothed measurements and optionally combining Zipf-model fitting with finite-difference probing. A feedback controller, including a PID control law, computes bounded tier size adjustments that reallocate a fixed total memory budget to reduce marginal-benefit imbalance across tiers. Phase transitions may be …

Hierarchical Tiered Storage For Variable-Size Per-User Inference State In Llm-Based Recommendation Systems, Anonymous

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A hierarchical tiered storage subsystem manages variable-size per-user inference state for LLM-based recommendation services. Per-user attention KV cache objects are persisted across sessions and placed across HBM, DRAM, and SSD. SSD storage uses a slab-class allocator with aligned chunks for variable-size objects. A tier placement engine assigns users to tiers based on an activity metric. Cache validity is controlled using version metadata including model and user-related versions, enabling profile-version-aware invalidation. A session-start pipeline asynchronously prefetches validated KV cache objects into HBM prior to a first recommendation request. Cold-tier objects are compressed using attention-head pruning and quantization. Cross-replica consistency is maintained …

Compression-Aware Asymmetric-Precision Pipeline For Ssd-Backed Embedding Tables, Anonymous

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Techniques are described for SSD-backed embedding tables using a compression-aware, asymmetric-precision pipeline. Embedding rows are stored on SSD in reduced-precision integer form (e.g., INT8 or INT4) together with per-row affine quantization parameters including a scale and a zero-point. Requested rows are transferred in compressed form into a GPU-accessible staging buffer, and a GPU kernel dequantizes the rows into a full-precision representation (e.g., FP16/FP32) within a high-bandwidth-memory cache. A double-buffer schedule overlaps SSD reads with GPU dequantization across iterations. When cached embeddings are modified and evicted, a GPU kernel re-quantizes the updated full-precision values, updates per-row quantization parameters, and writes the …

Distribution-Aware Fixed-Scale Quantization With Sigma-Delta Error Correction For Tiled Attention Computation, Anonymous

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Techniques are disclosed for tiled attention computation using reduced-precision quantization with fixed scaling and sigma-delta error feedback. A fixed quantization scale is determined from model configuration parameters and a bound on activation magnitude, enabling quantization of attention-score tiles without runtime per-tile maximum-magnitude reductions. During a tile loop, an error accumulator is maintained for an attention-score tile shape. For each tile, a corrected tile is formed by adding the accumulator to the tile, the corrected tile is quantized to a reduced-precision floating-point format such as FP8 using the fixed scale, the quantized tile is dequantized, and the accumulator is updated based …

Organizational Meta-Learning And Adaptive Escalation For Autonomous Multi-Agent Systems, Anonymous

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Techniques are disclosed for organizational meta-learning and adaptive escalation in autonomous multi-agent project execution. A project signature is generated from features such as scope, domain, team size, duration, parallelism, risk, and novelty. An organizational pattern, including team structure, channel structure, governance structure, and workflow sequence, is retrieved from a pattern library using signature similarity and an effectiveness score computed from prior outcomes. The project is configured and executed using the retrieved pattern. An adaptive escalation controller determines whether to escalate decision points to a human based on decision category, complexity, risk, project phase, agent confidence, and per-human calibration, and records …

Autonomous Infrastructure Provisioning And Adaptive Governance For Multi-Agent Collaboration Systems, Anonymous

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Techniques are described for autonomously provisioning and adapting organizational infrastructure for multi-agent project execution using external collaboration tools. An organizational requirements analyzer generates an organizational plan specifying channels with scopes, modalities, purposes, and governance levels. An infrastructure provisioner creates real-world artifacts (e.g., chat channels, documents, task boards, repository branches) via tool APIs and configures them for dual use by agents through APIs and by humans through native user interfaces, optionally adding humans as observers. A governance negotiation engine enables agents to establish and amend a self-referential governance constitution using proposals and resolution protocols, subject to human veto. A multi-modal router …

Closed-Loop Document Enhancement Using Retrieval Failure Signals, Anonymous

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A closed-loop pipeline improves retrieval of documents for natural-language queries by updating the documents rather than rewriting queries. Production retrieval executions are instrumented with a binary influence signal indicating whether a document influenced an outcome. An offline pressure test runs a bank of queries against a corpus, computes metrics such as Precision@1 and Recall@5, and flags misses where an expected document does not appear within a threshold rank. For each miss, a diagnosis identifies a failure class, including vocabulary mismatch between colloquial phrasing and document terminology. The corpus is enriched by rewriting along one or more axes: adding colloquial triggers …

Semantic Prompt Analysis And Intent-Preserving Reconstruction For Generative Ai Content Systems, Anonymous

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A pre-generation pipeline intercepts user text prompts for a generative image model and performs intellectual-property-aware prompt rewriting. Protected-entity spans are detected using an entity recognizer covering trademarks, copyrighted characters, trade dress, and celebrity likenesses. Detected spans are embedded and compared against a multi-modal IP vector registry to confirm matches and retrieve a visual attribute vector that encodes visual characteristics associated with the protected entity. The prompt is decomposed into a protected identity layer and a descriptive intent layer. Non-infringing descriptors derived from the retrieved visual attributes are injected into the descriptive intent layer, and a language model generates a rewritten …

Data-Driven Surface-Targeted Enforcement For Content Integrity Violations On Social Media Platforms, Umar Bakhsh

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Techniques are described for enforcing content integrity violations on a social media platform using engagement-driven, surface-targeted actions. Engagement telemetry for a violating entity is analyzed to determine a distribution of connected engagement versus unconnected engagement attributable to recommendation-based distribution. Unconnected engagement is further attributed across multiple platform surfaces (e.g., short-form video, news feed, stories). An enforcement strategy is selected based on the engagement distribution, including selection of a soft enforcement action that removes or reduces recommendation distribution on one or more surfaces prioritized by their contribution to unconnected engagement. Enforcement effectiveness is measured by comparing engagement before and after enforcement, …

Entity-Level Content Cloning Detection With Multi-Layered Eligibility Framework For Social Media Platforms, Anonymous

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Techniques are described for detecting content cloning at an entity level on a social media platform. Content similarity signals across items are aggregated to compute portfolio-level overlap between a first entity and a second entity. Candidate entity pairs are generated and evaluated against configurable cloning criteria, such as a threshold fraction of the second entity’s portfolio reused from a single first entity. A multi-layered eligibility framework applies configurable checks using entity relationships and attributes, including administrative relationships, entity classification/categorization, partnership or affiliation status, and intent signals, to exclude legitimate sharing scenarios. Eligible high-confidence pairs may be processed through automated continuous …

Instructional Strategies For Developing Mathematical Critical Thinking Skills In Secondary Education: A Pris-Ma-Based Systematic Review (2015-2025), Friska Ledina Situngkir, Mangaratua Simanjorang

Jurnal Pendidikan Sains

Mathematical critical thinking skills (MCTS) are essential 21st-century competencies that secondary students must develop. However, prior studies indicate these skills remain underdeveloped due to conventional teaching methods focused on procedural mastery. This systematic review, conducted in accordance with PRISMA 2020, synthesized empirical evidence on instructional strategies for fostering MCTS in secondary education. Searches were performed in Scopus, Web of Science, ERIC, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar for publications between 2015-2025. From 1,342 records initially retrieved, 28 empirical studies were selected for full analysis. The review identifies five principal strategies: Problem-Based Learning (PBL), Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL), STEM/STEAM, Project-Based Learning (PjBL), and ethnomathematics. …

Analisis Pengelolaan Persediaan Obat Menggunakan Integrasi Abc–Fsn Dan Economic Order Quantity (Eoq) Di Rsud Haji Provinsi Jawa Timur, Rina Kartika Sari, Irwan Syahrir, Musa Gufron

Jurnal Ekonomi Kesehatan Indonesia

This study aims to analyze the performance of pharmaceutical inventory at RSUD Haji, East Java Province using an integrated ABC–FSN and Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) approach. A quantitative descriptive method was employed using secondary data from 560 drug items during January–December 2025. ABC analysis was used to identify the concentration of investment value, while FSN analysis was applied to evaluate drug movement patterns. Furthermore, EOQ was utilized to determine the optimal order quantity to minimize total inventory costs. The results show that the majority of inventory value is concentrated in category A (70.08%) and is dominated by fast-moving items (89.15%). …

Crises In The Nigerian Defence Sector In The Post-Civil War Period, Hussaini Jibrin

Zamani: A Journal of African Historical Studies

History has it that post-war period in any country in the world appeared to be with many challenges of re-planning the defence system. It involves the reconstruction of pre-war institutions that are destroyed during the war for onward growth and development. Contrary to this tradition, this article explores that, in 1970 while Nigerians were celebrating about the end of the Nigerian civil war, fresh crises emerged in the country’s defence sector. Thus, General Yakubu Gowon’s government redirected its focus on addressing the crises. The crises are numerous, however, this article dwells on four only. These are demobilization exercise in the …

Historicising Nyerere’S Presidency In The Nyakyusa Mythical Narratives, Ignas Fedeo

Zamani: A Journal of African Historical Studies

Julius K Nyerere, the founding President of Tanzania, held office from 1962 to 1985. Much has been written about Nyerere's presidency, with the literature generally falling into two categories: strong advocacy for his decisions, actions, and ideas, and pointed criticism against him. Using narrative and new historicism theories, this article examines the recreation of the history of Nyerere’s presidency in local narratives, specifically Nyakyusa myths. The myths were collected using the oral history interviews from Kyela and Busokelo districts in Tanzania. The Nyakyusa believe that Nyerere was endowed with immense mystical powers, some of which embedded in his stick and …

Compound Role Of Using Advanced Materials And Design Procedures On Improving The Performance Of Baghdad Buildings Facades, Abeer Qasim Jbur

Al-Esraa University College Journal for Engineering Sciences

The research idea addresses improving the thermal performance of buildings in Baghdad by selecting and employing facade materials to reduce heat gain and energy consumption associated with cooling in a hot-dry climate. The study discusses the pivotal role of facade materials in interacting with solar radiation, heat transfer, and inward thermal transmittance, as well as their capacity to store and release heat in ways that maintain thermal comfort within architectural spaces and reduce reliance on mechanical cooling systems. A range of traditional materials such as stone, earth, and concrete is presented alongside modern materials like high-performance glass and thermal storage …

Current Condition Of The Holy Kadhimiya Shrine Surveying Using A Gpr, Israa Hatem

Al-Esraa University College Journal for Engineering Sciences

This study describes the extensive survey of the Holy Kadhimiya Shrine in Baghdad, Iraq, carried out with the use of a non-invasive geophysical instrument called Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to assess the conditions of subsurface and the condition of the infrastructure in the site. The total area of the shrine is 19,575 m² that was systematically studied with the help of internal measures, satellite imagery and radar profiling. The frequency antennas used for the GPR survey were the 250 MHz, 500 MHz, and 800 MHz which have a penetration depth of 1-15 m. Specialized software packages (Ground Vision, Reexplore …

Static Analysis-Based Android Malware Detection (2021–2026): A Systematic Survey And Taxonomy, Ali Hussein Mohammed Ali, Musaab Riyadh Abdulrazzaq

Al-Esraa University College Journal for Engineering Sciences

Android malware is not only increasing in size and sophistication but is also a challenge to be detected on a large scale. Static analysis is popular due to its ability to detect malware without running applications or tracing run-time events. However, features, datasets, labeling methods, and assessment methodology differ, which makes studying performance difficult. This is a systematic study of 78 peer reviewed articles written between 2021 and 2026 regarding the Android malware detection by static analysis. In each of the studies, the current survey cover the following feature source, feature representation and engineering, learning paradigms, datasets and labeling methods, …