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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable a document management system for managing a file of a special format requiring a plug-in program to distribute an appropriate container document that matches the format of the file to clients. SOLUTION: Based on a file format database 34, a determination is made as to whether or not there is a script program that corresponds to the format of the file required from a Web browser 42. If there is the corresponding script program, the container document 34 for executing the plug-in program 46 that corresponds to the script program is created and sent to the Web browser 42. COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently retrieve and browse scientific information answering a purpose. SOLUTION: A computer 1 for supply, a host computer 2, and a computer 3 for browsing are connected to one another through a communication line 4. Software information when inputted from the computer 1 for supply is stored in a software information memory part 12 hierarchically by fields, categories, and software products. According to retrieval information from the computer 3 for browsing, the software information is retrieved in the order of the fields, categories, and software products, so the software information as the retrieval result can be displayed immediately on the computer 3 for browsing and browsed with efficiency.
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PURPOSE: To enable the quantitative analysis of a component with an unseparated peak without changing an analytical condition, by sampling a plurality of detection signals obtained by plural kinds of detection means with respect to the fluid flowed out from the column of a liquid chromatograph at an arbitrary time interval. CONSTITUTION: A plurality of detection signals obtained by plural kinds of detection means 2 of a liquid chromatograph are sampled at an arbitrary time interval by a sampling means 1. These sampling signals are stored in a memory means 3 and a necessary sampling signal selected from said stored signals is transmitted through a chromatogram output means 4. The difference of two different signals outputted from the means 3 are operated as a chromatogram in an operation means 5 and the peak area of the obtained chromatogram is operated. A plurality of sampling signals at an arbitrary time from the means 3 are displayed and outputted from a display means 6 as spectra. As mentioned above, because the absorptions of plural wavelengths can be measured at the same time, the quantitative analysis of a component with an unseparated peak is enabled without changing an analytical condition. COPYRIGHT: (C)1986,JPO&Japio
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PURPOSE:To facilitate reading of various types of information through recording of a change in vector, by a method wherein each 2 pairs of sampling data of detecting outputs from a plural number of detectors are two-dimentionally recorded in each dimentional direction. CONSTITUTION:A photo diode array 7 is scanned through a control circuit Cp through flowing of only a carrier fluid to a flow cell 3, and a current data is written in a memory M1. Then, through flowing of a column flow fluid to the cell 3, the control circuit Cp renews a content of a memory M2 into an up-to- date data. A memory content of a set, corresponding to different wavelengths of the memories M1 and M2, is flowed through the control part Cp, a computing part Cu decides an absorbance in 2 sets of wavelengths, and if the absorbance of each wavelength is two-dimentionally recorded in an x- and a y-coordinate direction, a vector change record is recorded in an x y recorder. The recording in the direction of a change in vector, showing concentration classified by a type and a length of a sample, facilitates recognition of a chromatograph pattern based on reading of various types of information.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve accuracy of purity decision processing of a peak on a chromatogram without performing complicated condition setting. SOLUTION: When a start point ts and an end point te of an object peak are designated, a data extraction unit 71 reads out three-dimensional data in a time range of ts-te from a data memory 8. A main component analysis unit 72 generates a matrix using the extracted data as elements, executes main component analysis to the matrix, and calculates each variance of the first main component to the n-th main component. A contribution rate calculation unit 73 determines a contribution rate of the first main component or an accumulated contribution rate up to the main component of the second or after, and a component number decision unit 74 estimates the number of components by comparing the contribution rate or the accumulated contribution rate with a threshold. A graph display processing unit 75 generates a graph showing a relation between the main component # and the variance, and displays it on a display unit 12. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
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PURPOSE:To achieve a higher reliability of identification by using not only holding time but also other characteristic values to identify a peak component of a chromatography. CONSTITUTION:Two kinds of solvents 12 and 14 are used as eluent to be set for two kinds of mixing ratios. A capacity factor (k) of a desired component is calculated in individual eluents. Then, a characteristic logk and S of the desired peak component are calculated in assumption that logk=logk0-SPHI (PHI: concentration of one solvent) holds between the capacity factor (k) and an eluent composition PHI and the results are used as identifying means.
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PURPOSE:To determine an objective component and an unknown component by separating both components only by data processing even when the peak of the objective component and that of the unknown component are overlapped with each other by calculating the chromatogram of the objective component by predetermined operation. CONSTITUTION:The spectrum data S(lambda) and peak wavelength lambda0 of an objective component in quantitative analysis and the retention time t0 thereof in a chromatograph are preliminarily measured. With respect to an actual sample, the data A0(t,lambda) of the change of the spectrum of a chromatograph outflow fluid with the elapse of time is measured. Next, the time differentiation value S'(lambda) of A0(t,lambda) is calculated and a wavelength lambda' wherein the wavelength differentiation of S'(lambda) becomes 0, the wavelength differentiation value of A0(t,lambda) at the wavelength lambda',sigmaA0(t,lambda')/sigmalambda and the differentiation value ds(lambda')/dlambda at the wavelength lambda' are calculated and the chromatogram A(t) of the objective component is determined according to formula -1. Next, the chromatogram of an unknown component overlapped with the objective component is determined from the actually measured data A0(t,lambda') corresponding to the wavelength lambda', known spectrum data S(lambda') and a chromatogram A(t) according to formula-2.
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PURPOSE:To determine the true spectrum of an elution component by determining the base line spectra over the entire wavelength at the peak point by computation and subtracting the same from the spectrum of the peak to be observed. CONSTITUTION:Light from a lamp 8 is converted by a concave mirror 10 and is made incident on a flow cell 6. The transmitted light from the flow cell 6 is reflected by a concave mirror 12 and after the light is divided by a grating 14, the light is reflected by a concave mirror 16 by which the reflected light is made incident on a photodiode array 18. The UV and visible spectra of 500 wavelengths are subjected to simultaneous multi-wavelength measurement in the array 18. 500 pieces of the data I (i) (i=1-500) on the light intensity are fed to a computer system 20. The computer differentiates the detected output per wavelength and determines the differentiated value as the base line when said value is within the specified fluctuation value; otherwise, the value is determined as the peak time. The true spectrum of the elution component is obtd. by subtracting the base line spectrum from the spectrum of the next peak.