2 results about "Counting rule" patented technology

This application relates to a method, system, equipment, and medium for assessing adaptation and modification costs. The method identifies objects to be adapted through demand analysis and generates an object set. Based on adaptation point counting rules, the unadjusted scale is quantified, and after adjustment using demand change factors, the adapted scale is obtained. Subsequently, basic workload is calculated using productivity benchmark data, and the non-adapted construction workload is summarized to form the total basic workload. Then, the corrected workload is obtained through dynamic correction using preset adjustment factors. Finally, based on the corrected workload, labor costs, and allocation rules, the system calculates and summarizes various costs to arrive at the total cost. This process realizes a shift from subjective experience-based judgment to standardized assessment driven by rules and data, improving the objectivity, accuracy, and adaptability to project dynamics in cost assessment, and providing a reliable basis for budget control and resource allocation.

This invention discloses an automatic counting method and system for mine water exploration and drainage drill rods based on static geometric calibration, belonging to the field of computer vision technology. The method includes: S1: In the static calibration stage, extracting the position information of the drill rod and drilling rig from real-time images of the work site using a deep learning object detection algorithm; S2: Obtaining the drilling rig's operating direction vector based on the position information, obtaining the boundary direction vector of the work area based on the drilling rig's operating direction vector, and obtaining area determination rules based on the boundary direction vector of the work area; S3: Obtaining counting rules based on the work area dwell time mechanism, obtaining valid counting rules based on the counting rules and the area determination rules, and obtaining the number of drill rod operations based on the valid counting rules. This invention solves the technical problem that existing technologies struggle to improve counting accuracy, leading to low operational safety.