59 results about "Data entry error" patented technology

Personalized agent services are provided in a personal messaging device, such as a cellular telephone or personal digital assistant, through services of a speech recognizer that converts speech into text and a text-to-speech synthesizer that converts text to speech. Both recognizer and synthesizer may be server-based or locally deployed within the device. The user dictates an e-mail message which is converted to text and stored. The stored text is sent back to the user as text or as synthesized speech, to allow the user to edit the message and correct transcription errors before sending as e-mail. The system includes a summarization module that prepares short summaries of incoming e-mail and voice mail. The user may access these summaries, and retrieve and organize email and voice mail using speech commands.

A launch monitor that includes substantially all of its functional components on or within a housing is disclosed. In one embodiment, the launch monitor is capable of being transported and used in any desired location. One or more camera's, flashes, and triggers may be used to acquire images of a golf club and golf ball. The launch monitor is preferably capable of receiving and transmitting data over a wireless network. Acquired images and other data may be analyzed by a processor, and then displayed using an LED, LCD or other type of display or printer. The launch monitor may “recognize” a plurality of golf clubs and golf balls based on an optical fingerprint. The optical fingerprints, which are preferably stored in a memory, allow the launch monitor to identify a golf club and/or ball substantially soon after they are placed in the field of view of the monitor Optical fingerprinting enables automatic record keeping, and storing performance data and equipment used simultaneously. This feature eliminates tedious record keeping, eliminates data entry errors, and enables rapid equipment optimization.

An organization's data records are often noisy: because of transcription errors, incomplete information, and lack of standard formats for textual data. A fundamental task during data cleansing and integration is matching strings—perhaps across multiple relations—that refer to the same entity (e.g., organization name or address). Furthermore, it is desirable to perform this matching within an RDBMS, which is where the data is likely to reside. In this paper, We adapt the widely used and established cosine similarity metric from the information retrieval field to the relational database context in order to identify potential string matches across relations. We then use this similarity metric to characterize this key aspect of data cleansing and integration as a join between relations on textual attributes, where the similarity of matches exceeds a specified threshold. Computing an exact answer to the text join can be expensive. For query processing efficiency, we propose an approximate, sampling-based approach to the join problem that can be easily and efficiently executed in a standard, unmodified RDBMS. Therefore the present invention includes a system for string matching across multiple relations in a relational database management system comprising generating a set of strings from a set of characters, decomposing each string into a subset of tokens, establishing at least two relations within the strings, establishing a similarity threshold for the relations, sampling the at least two relations, correlating the relations for the similarity threshold and returning all of the tokens which meet the criteria of the similarity threshold.

A launch monitor that includes substantially all of its functional components on or within a housing is disclosed. In one embodiment, the launch monitor is capable of being transported and used in any desired location. One or more camera's, flashes, and triggers may be used to acquire images of a golf club and golf ball. The launch monitor is preferably capable of receiving and transmitting data over a wireless network. Acquired images and other data may be analyzed by a processor, and then displayed using an LED, LCD or other type of display or printer. The launch monitor may “recognize” a plurality of golf clubs and golf balls based on an optical fingerprint. The optical fingerprints, which are preferably stored in a memory, allow the launch monitor to identify a golf club and/or ball substantially soon after they are placed in the field of view of the monitor Optical fingerprinting enables automatic record keeping, and storing performance data and equipment used simultaneously. This feature eliminates tedious record keeping, eliminates data entry errors, and enables rapid equipment optimization.

An improved method and system for verifying the correctness of data entered from document images. Images are sorted according to their entered values, and are then presented to an adjudication operator, who verifies that the values shown in the images are correctly ordered. Images violating the sorted order are marked for correction. The marking of images is ergonomically advantageous in requiring only a simple pointing device used infrequently. Input can be by voice command. In one preferred embodiment, images are presented in rows and columns upon a video screen, and the operator uses controls similar to the "forward" and "back" buttons of a web browser to navigate through a set of images. In another preferred embodiment, images scroll automatically upwards through an attention zone, within which the operator verifies correct pairwise ordering. The adjudication method can operate with or without information used in previous systems, such as target values, recognition confidence, balancing information, and the like. Variants are described using such information to disambiguate mis-ordered pairs of images; to select images to participate in amount order adjudication; to determine when to accept a second-choice recognition result; and to bypass initial data entry altogether. The method provides for non-intrusive monitoring of its own performance and of the accuracy of the initial data entry module, by measuring results on items whose ordering has been intentionally manipulated.

A launch monitor that includes substantially all of its functional components on or within a housing is disclosed. In one embodiment, the launch monitor is capable of being transported and used in any desired location. One or more camera's, flashes, and triggers may be used to acquire images of a golf club and golf ball. The launch monitor is preferably capable of receiving and transmitting data over a wireless network. Acquired images and other data may be analyzed by a processor, and then displayed using an LED, LCD or other type of display or printer. The launch monitor may “recognize” a plurality of golf clubs and golf balls based on an optical fingerprint. The optical fingerprints, which are preferably stored in a memory, allow the launch monitor to identify a golf club and/or ball substantially soon after they are placed in the field of view of the monitor Optical fingerprinting enables automatic record keeping, and storing performance data and equipment used simultaneously. This feature eliminates tedious record keeping, eliminates data entry errors, and enables rapid equipment optimization.

A launch monitor that includes substantially all of its functional components on or within a housing is disclosed. In one embodiment, the launch monitor is capable of being transported and used in any desired location. One or more camera's, flashes, and triggers may be used to acquire images of a golf club and golf ball. The launch monitor is preferably capable of receiving and transmitting data over a wireless network. Acquired images and other data may be analyzed by a processor, and then displayed using an LED, LCD or other type of display or printer. The launch monitor may “recognize” a plurality of golf clubs and golf balls based on an optical fingerprint. The optical fingerprints, which are preferably stored in a memory, allow the launch monitor to identify a golf club and/or ball substantially soon after they are placed in the field of view of the monitor Optical fingerprinting enables automatic record keeping, and storing performance data and equipment used simultaneously. This feature eliminates tedious record keeping, eliminates data entry errors, and enables rapid equipment optimization.

The invention provides a patent management device for applicants. The device comprises a data receiving unit, a data analyzing unit and a match writing unit. The data receiving unit is used for receiving original data from a firm through a predetermined data path, and the original data at least includes parts of data consistent with electronic application interface specification. The data analyzing unit is used for analyzing the original data according to the electronic application interface specification and acquiring at least one item of patent attribute information from the original information, and the patent attribute information includes at least one predetermined patent application identifier. The match writing unit is used for finding corresponding patent table entries in a database according to the patent application identifier, and storing the patent attribute information into the patent table entries. The invention further provides a corresponding patent management device for firms. The patent management devices for applicants and firms are matched to realize that data can be stored in an enterprise database automatically, procedure labor investment is reduced greatly, and meanwhile, the problem that manual data entry error probability is high is avoided.

This invention provides a graphical tool by which a designer or engineer may quickly, accurately and efficiently check the relational information between elements of a computer model. By way of example, in one embodiment, the invention may be used to quickly validate the design rules, like minimum spacing requirements for instance, between the connections (or nets) in a schematic that exists in a computer aided design package. Since a designer must enter such design rules for each net, the invention first imports these design rules from the computer model. The invention then imports a standard set of design rules. After comparing the standard set of design rules to the standard set of design rules, the invention presents a graphical display to a user indicating where the model rules matched the standard set and, correspondingly, where they did not match. In one embodiment, a matrix grid is displayed with the model elements listed in an index row and column. Matches are then displayed as coefficients within the matrix, while mismatches are displayed as an alternate coefficient. The invention allows a designer to quickly identify data entry errors that may have occurred in the creation of the model.

An efficient system for entry of patient information for use by a medical office, the system including a patient data entry system and an administration system for converting the patient information for use in medical office management systems. Patient data entry may also be performed remotely over the Internet. By accepting direct electronic data input from patients through an in-office data entry system or through a web-based data entry system, transcription errors are prevented and office staff efficiency is increased.

A method for matching remittances to transactions is disclosed. The method for matching remittances to transactions uses a processing paradigm based on weighted scoring and fuzzy logic that is easy to maintain and fosters the use of logic based on the summarization of payments. The system and method also matches remittances to particular transactions with relaxed sensitivity to where identifying markers may be placed on a remittance and is resistant to typographical data entry errors. Further, the system and method is flexible with regards to handling various kinds of information that can result in accurate, precise matching without discarding or overlooking such information.

The present invention relates generally to an automated manufacturing system and method for manufacturing photomasks wherein information provided by a customer at a remote location is interfaced, via a network, to a photomask manufacturer's computer system and automatically processes data for manufacturing a photomask and automatically formats and routes data to processing equipment. The present invention reduces the need for manual intervention, thereby avoiding costly delays and transcription errors associated therewith. The software of the present invention provides for automatic generation of data arrays, which can be used to process and monitor the status of a photomask during manufacture. Further, the software is capable of automatically modifying design data provided by a photomask user. Additionally, the software of the present invention includes an automatic messaging system which can notify users of the system, of status and errors in manufacture of photomasks. The present invention also includes a real time monitoring system capable of notifying users of the status and errors in the processing of the photomask during manufacture.

A system and method may provide standardized application programming interfaces that enable global entity-to-entity communications, such as to enable a process associated with one entity to access multiple systems at another entity. Some benefits of a global, standardized API-based entity-to-entity data exchange and integration platform include reduced cycle times by accelerating service delivery through automated and streamed data collection processes and an improved overall interface experience by embedding data collection processes into existing tools and improving accuracy by reducing manual data entry errors. For example, the standardized APIs may be used to generate a service request sent from a first service provider to a second service provider to ask the second service provider to provision a service to a customer of the first service provider.

The embodiment of the invention provides a method for training a grouping model for voice grouping, and a voice noise reduction method. The voice noise reduction method comprises the steps: B1, obtaining an input audio, and extracting the grouping features of the input audio; B2, inputting the grouping features of the input audio into a grouping model, and predictively outputting the label of theinput audio; and B3, according to the label of the input audio, taking the transcription text obtained by the audio processed by the optimal noise reduction strategy of the group corresponding to thelabel as the transcription text of the input audio. According to the technical scheme provided by the embodiment of the invention, the group to which the input audio belongs can be predicted accordingto the anti-disturbance of the input audio, and the noise reduction strategy suitable for the group is selected for noise reduction, so that the transcription error rate can be reduced, and the transcription quality of a clean sample cannot be influenced while the anti-transcription is recovered to the original transcription.

The invention relates to a natural language processing technology, in particular to an identification method and system for intelligent quality inspection of service forbidden words, and the method comprises: performing text transcription and text preprocessing, i.e., carrying out the letter capital and lower-case conversion and part-of-speech tagging of text data of customer service; performing keyword retrieval; performing text transcription error identification, i.e., judging whether text transcription is reasonable or wrong according to historical customer service session text data; performing text semantic analysis, i.e., analyzing semanteme of the text in the customer service session content hitting the service forbidden word keyword to obtain an identification result of whether thesupport staff uses forbidden words or not ; and filtering an identification result that the support staff does not use forbidden words to obtain a final inspection result. The context of the keywordsin the text and historical session text data are combined in the text analysis process, and the accuracy of quality inspection is improved through rule matching.