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PURPOSE:To provide an elevator control device which does not occur large number of alternations of service elevator and turbulence of waiting guests.
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PURPOSE:To provide a service water controlling method which is extremely useful for proper operation of the service water system and allows rational water distribution among distributing reservoirs in the event of occurence of abnormality in any reservoir or reservoirs.
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PURPOSE:To allow on-line recognition independent of inclination of a graphic a stroke order and the number of strokes and to enhance operability of a machine by dividing graphic automatically and limiting a stroke order, the number of strokes and inclination of a graphic in one graphic. CONSTITUTION:A distance between coordinate points is set to a threshold value, and a coordinate point string D1 from a tablet 100 is stored in a memory 300 as coordinate point data D2 by sampling. A range of coordinate point data D2' from pendown to penup stored in the memory 300 are converted into line segment data D3 which are converted into straight line or curve data D4 according to an angle change in ranging two line segments. Angles at starting and end points of each line segment of the data D4 are qunatized by 32 direction code CD, thereby obtaining data D5. Then connecting relation between respective line segments in said converted data D4 is investigated. A direction code string D6 is made which is arranged in the one direction from the line segment quantized data D5 and a list 1. By comparing the direction code string D6 with a reference figure GST, similarity degree F is calculated. The similarity degree obtained in such a way is compared with a threshold F0(=10) set beforehand. When F
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PURPOSE:To avoid the wrong recognition due to the tilt of a pattern which is caused by the individual difference by calculating the relative direction code of other strokes based on the 1st stroke. CONSTITUTION:When the sample coordinates are fed, the direction codes are generated from two sample points through detection 100 of the direction code (b). The sample coordinates include the start/end information of strokes. With the end of strokes, the direction code 100 leaves the processing to the segment connection detection 200. It is decided through the detection 200 whether two strokes are connected to each other to produce a connection list. At the same time, the relative direction code is produced 300 when a connection state is secured with all connection lists. The relative direction code is sent to a pattern recognizing part 6. The part 6 recognizes an input pattern from matching of the relative direction code and a dictionary 7 and delivers the graphic information that has matched to the generation 8 of the graphic code information.
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PURPOSE:To facilitate microprogramming for even vector arithmetic dealing with many variables, by supporting the storage and fetch of a write address with a first-in first-out (FIFO) buffer. CONSTITUTION:A vector arithmetic processor consists of an address arithmetic unit 100, memory units 200 and 300, and arithmetic unit 400. When data read out of a memory 310 is processed and returned to its original address every time vector arithmetic is carried out, read addresses are inputted successively to the FIFO buffer 370 and every time one arithmetic result is outputted, corresponding addresses are read out of the FIFO buffer 30 synchronously and set in an address register 350 for memory writing.
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PURPOSE:To improve the capability of error detection for undefined length instructions, by detecting errors on a basis of contents of the end flag, which is added to an operand designator, and the number of operands. CONSTITUTION:When an end flag E of an operand inputted to a decode processing end byte number detector 65 is (1), an output gate 301 is opened, and the number of bytes OSB of the operand designator on a bus 215 is outputted to a bus 214. In this case, unless a stop bit S of the operand designator is (1), it means that the number of operand designator is larger than the number of operands, and this is detected as an error. Then, an AND gate 304 is turned on to output a signal 105-3, and the error occurrence is transmitted to an address calculating unit of a CPU. Thus, the capability of error detection for undefined length instructions where the operand designator is used commonly for plural operands to be processed is improved.