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Non-Subjective Valuing the computer aided calculation, appraisal and valuation of anything and anybody

Non-Subjective Valuing ©& is a computer-assisted valuing system for discovering both an entity's actual current societal monetary value and its contemporary monetary worth specifically to the inquiring individual person, group or corporation, providing a user with such target entity's retail and wholesale prices along with its true worth and specific value to the explorer, employing as yardstick the NORM, which is the hypothetical unit in any group that is accurately calculated to be both precisely average in every one of its collectively discoverable characteristics and its price, to which NORM yardstick the present invention compares any test unit in that group on a natural, quantified point basis to obtain such precise current monetary worth of any such test unit, employing a specially conceived, designed and explained organic application of inductive statistics, accurate sampling, central tendency, and statistical inference, for calculating; drawing scientifically valid conclusions about surveying a constantly and factually representative community (such as the United States, 1999, for example), combined with certain new discoveries and unique, novel processes, as set forth herein, enabling Non-Subjective Valuing ©& instantly and conclusively to empower a prospective trader objectively to compare the contemporary monetary values of any and all competing units in or out of any probed group, regardless of such competing units' respective current prices.
Owner:VIG TOMMY

System and device for multi-scale analysis and representation of physiological data

System comprised of a medical device and method for analyzing physiological and health data and representing the most significant parameters at different levels of detail which are understandable to a lay person and a medical professional. Low, intermediate and high-resolution scales can exchange information between each other for improving the analyses; the scales can be defined according to the corresponding software and hardware resources. A low-resolution Scale I represents a small number of primary elements such as intervals between the heart beats, duration of electrocardiographic PQ, QRS, and QT-intervals, amplitudes of P-, Q-, R-, S-, and T-waves. This real-time analysis is implemented in a portable device that requires minimum computational resources. The set of primary elements and their search criteria can be adjusted using intermediate or high-resolution levels. At the intermediate-resolution Scale II, serial changes in each of the said elements can be determined using a mathematical decomposition into series of basis functions and their coefficients. This scale can be implemented using a specialized processor or a computer organizer. At the high-resolution Scale III, combined serial changes in all primary elements can be determined to provide complete information about the dynamics of the signal. This scale can be implemented using a powerful processor, a network of computers or the Internet. The system can be used for personal or group self-evaluation, emergency or routine ECG analysis, or continuous event, stress-test or bed-side monitoring.
Owner:SHUSTERMAN VLADIMIR

Method of analyzing credit card transaction data

A method of analyzing debit and credit card transaction data to provide interpretations of customer purchasing patterns for use by third parties, such as financial services marketers, in providing offers and incentives to targeted groups of consumers. Bulk credit card or debit card transaction data that has been gathered for a large sample of cardholders is obtained, a multi-step process is applied to prepare the data for analysis, multiple categories of marketing “intelligence” or decisions are attached to each transaction contained in the bulk transaction data, a summation of all of the different intelligence categories for each cardholder and for the entire sample is performed to create comparative normalizations, and a score in vector form is generated for each customer based on differences or variations in the way in which that customer shops relative to the bulk-derived normalized data for each field or dimension within the comparative normalization.
Owner:ZOLLINO RICHARD +1

System for valuing multiple solutions in multiple value categories

A system is provided for evaluating the quantitative impact of multiple solutions for improving enterprise operations in multiple value categories. Spreadsheet workbooks controlled by a programmed computer are used to analyze the “many-to-many” relationships between the multiple solutions and the multiple value categories. The workbooks are initially populated with “as is” key parameters representing an existing model of the operations. The computer calculates “what if” key parameter values representing the model with use of a selected solution, populates the workbooks with the “what if” values and then calculates the economic benefit of the selected solution in each of the value categories. The workbooks are linked such that a change to a key parameter in one workbook is automatically repeated in the other workbooks.
Owner:THE BOEING CO

Method and apparatus of determining a radiation dose quality index in medical imaging

The present invention relates to a method and apparatus which quantifies radiation safety in medical imaging through the creation and analysis of objective data for each individual imaging procedure with respect to acquisition parameters, calculated radiation dose, and clinical data related to imaging examination selection and performance. The present invention also calculates a cumulative radiation dose based upon an individual patient's entire medical record, along with occupational and environmental exposures, to calculate a dynamic cumulative radiation-induced carcinogenesis risk. The present invention provides reforms to improve patient safety, quality and accountability, by creating a technology which simultaneously records and tracks objective data referable to radiation safety, medical imaging quality, and accountability among the various stakeholders and technologies in use. This quantifiable data is referred to as the Radiation Dose Quality Index (RDQI), and creates an objective, data-driven measure of quality and safety as it relates to medical practice.
Owner:REINER BRUCE

System and method for modeling and characterizing of photovoltaic power systems

InactiveUS20150012258A1Good information regarding projected performanceAccurately comparedPhotovoltaic monitoringAnalogue computers for nuclear physicsHigh energyCloud cover
A system and method of the invention adjusts an existing system model of a PV system to provide better information regarding projected performance of the PV system. The resulting model enables a user to more accurately compare actual versus expected performance, thereby quantifying performance degradation due to soiling, aging and component failures while also verifying the design assumptions. A method of the invention includes selecting days of historical data that will result in the highest quality results (e.g., high energy output, minimal clouds); determining key metrics and relationships between measured data and site characteristics to identify how to optimize model parameters; running simulations of the model over the key days to determine the best value for each model parameter that results in the closest match between the model and measured system output; and conducting iterations of the simulations to adjust various model parameters.
Owner:ALSO ENERGY

RPA robot intelligent element positioning and picking method and system

The invention discloses an RPA robot intelligent element positioning and picking method and system. According to the method, firstly a problem that a remote desktop, a virtual system and other elements cannot be positioned and operated is solved through employing a computer vision technology combining template matching, OCR and image retrieval, and a proposed new scheme can more accurately and stably locate and pick up the positions and contents of the elements on the picture; secondly, an element positioning scheme based on template matching is adopted, a large number of labeling samples arenot needed, and the scheme is more stable and controllable; thirdly, pixel point features, corner point features and convolution features of a deep neural network are fused, so that the template matching effect is more accurate and stable, and meanwhile, the OCR technology can further assist in positioning elements with text information; and finally, a template library retrieval engine is constructed by adopting an image retrieval technology, and which application the page picture to be processed belongs to can be accurately judged, so that the problem of low retrieval and matching speed caused by template library growth in multiple scenes is solved.
Owner:杭州实在智能科技有限公司
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