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In engineering, a design choice is a possible solution to a problem. Given a design task and a governing set of criteria (design specifications), several conceptual designs may be drafted. Each of these preliminary concepts is a potential design choice. Many never advance beyond the preliminary phase; those that are developed to the point at which they could be applied become the pool from which the final selection is made. This process stems from the principle that there is usually no uniquely right way of accomplishing any task. The final selection is often made on a financial basis; i.e., the least expensive design is chosen in a bid process.

Systems and methods for fast and repeatable embedding of high-dimensional data objects using deep learning with power efficient GPU and FPGA-based processing platforms

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to providing new systems and methods for using deep learning techniques to generate embeddings for high dimensional data objects that can both simulate prior art embedding algorithms and also provide superior performance compared to the prior art methods. Deep learning techniques used by embodiments of the present invention to embed high dimensional data objects may comprise the following steps: (1) generating an initial formal embedding of selected high-dimensional data objects using any of the traditional formal embedding techniques; (2a) designing a deep embedding architecture, which includes choosing the types and numbers of inputs and outputs, types and number of layers, types of units/nonlinearities, and types of pooling, for example, among other design choices, typically in a convolutional neural network; (2b) designing a training strategy; (2c) tuning the parameters of a deep embedding architecture to reproduce, as reliably as possible, the generated embedding for each training sample; (3) optionally deploying the trained deep embedding architecture to convert new high dimensional data objects into approximately the same embedded space as found in step (1); and optionally (4) feeding the computed embeddings of high dimensional objects to an application in a deployed embodiment.
Owner:GENERAL DYNAMICS MISSION SYST INC

Automated inhalation toxicology exposure system and method

In one embodiment, a method includes but is not limited to: conditioning an inhalent environment; exposing a first organism to the inhalent environment for a first-organism duration of time; and exposing a second organism to the inhalent environment for a second-organism duration of time. In one embodiment, a method includes but is not limited to: conditioning an inhalent environment; exposing a first organism to the inhalent environment until a calculated first-organism delivered dosage meets or exceeds a predefined first-organism target dosage; and exposing a second organism to the inhalent environment until a calculated second-organism delivered dosage meets or exceeds a predefined second-organism target dosage. In one embodiment, a method includes but is not limited to: detecting a first organism via a first-organism biochip device implanted in the first organism; and controlling a first-organism dosage in response to the first-organism biochip device. In addition to the foregoing, other method embodiments are described in the claims, drawings, and text forming a part of the present application. In one or more various embodiments, related systems include but are not limited to circuitry and / or programming for effecting the foregoing-referenced method embodiments; the circuitry and / or programming can be virtually any combination of hardware, software, and / or firmware configured to effect the foregoing-referenced method embodiments depending upon the design choices of the system designer. In one embodiment, a system includes but is not limited to: an inhalent manifold; a first independently-controllable exposure unit coupled to said inhalent manifold; a second independently-controllable exposure unit coupled to said inhalent manifold; and an exposure control system operably coupled to either or both said first independently-controllable exposure unit and said second independently-controllable exposure unit.
Owner:ARMY GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES THE AS REPRESENTED BY THE SEC OF THE THE

Automated inhalation toxicology exposure system

In one embodiment, a method includes but is not limited to exposing an animal to an inhalant; acquiring near real time measurement of at least respiration during said exposing; and calculating a received dose of the inhalant in response to the near real time measurement of the at least respiration during said exposing. In one embodiment, a method includes but is not limited to automatically controlling an environment of an inhalant chamber; and automatically controlling a concentration of an inhalant in the inhalant chamber. In one embodiment, a method includes but is not limited to displaying near real time measurement data related to an animal in an inhalant chamber. In addition to the foregoing, other method embodiments are described in the claims, drawings, and text forming a part of the present application. In one or more various embodiments, related systems include but are not limited to circuitry and/or programming for effecting the foregoing-described method embodiments; the circuitry and/or programming can be virtually any combination of hardware, software, and/or firmware configured to effect the foregoing-described method embodiments depending upon the design choices of the system designer. In one embodiment, a system includes but is not limited to at least one inhalant chamber; and at least one animal respiration sensor integral with the at least one inhalant chamber.
Owner:UNITED STATES ARMY U S ARMY MEDICAL RES & MATERIEL COMMAND

Chiral Fiber Apparatus and Method for Controllable Light Extraction from Optical Waveguides

The system and method of the present invention advantageously enable controllable light extraction from optical fiber waveguides and offer highly configurable light signal guidance and control capabilities, as well as additional advantageous features associated with waveguides, by providing, in various exemplary embodiments thereof, a multitude of novel techniques by which the parameters relating to utilization of various light signals (such as direction of their emission, magnitude of the emission, physical surface area of the emission, etc.), can be readily controlled and configured as a matter of design choice. Additionally, the inventive system and method, in various exemplary embodiments thereof, also enable and facilitate selective configuration of, and / or control over, various characteristics of the light signals guided / controlled / extracted thereby, such as the signals' wavelength, polarization, intensity, amplitude, etc. To achieve the above-noted beneficial functions, the system and method of the present invention utilize a physical property of a standard, or a specialty, chiral optical fiber to scatter light signals entering the fiber in directions away from the fiber core (through the fiber cladding), to thereby advantageously enable selective and controllable extraction of light signals of a desired predetermined wavelength (or, optionally of a predetermined range of wavelengths) therefrom.
Owner:CHIRAL PHOTONICS

System, method, and computer program product for network-based part management system

The present invention provides a part management system that facilitates an automated process for the design or electronic components such as printed circuit boards. Manufacturing rules can be stored with part data to ensure that the manufacturing rules are considered throughout all aspects of the design process. A part research engine is provided that performs various functions to aid a designer in selecting parts to be included in the design of a component. The part research engine performs a global part number search. Entering a full or partial part number results in list of part numbers from which selections can be made. The part research engine also can perform a comparative part search. This function is used for finding an equivalent device within and across different manufacturers based on top-level parameters such as the density, package type, I/O requirements, and other factors. Users can select multiple components from the competitive part list for comparing them side-by-side using a direct compare feature of part research engine. A unified part file, part repository and database solve the problems of fragmented part libraries, use of generic part data, and lack of manufacturing rules. A unified part file is used to store part data required to support a suite of design and validation activities throughout the design cycle including the schematic (logical) design, PCB design and layout, thermal analysis, signal integrity and BMI analysis, and manufacturing analysis. The part data represent a manufacturer specific part identified by the manufacturer part number (MPN) instead of a generic part. Upon selection of a part for the schematic design, engineers of various disciplines can start investigating or preparing for the effect of the part selection on various aspects of the design while purchasing people can check pricing and availability of the part.
Owner:JIN MYOUNG

Method and apparatus for enabling live selection of content for print on demand output

A system is provided for allowing collaborative, web-enabled design of content for print on demand output. Categories of standardized products are provided, and upon selection of any particular product type a designer's choice will be utilized as a default which incorporates design selection categories including backgrounds, graphics, products, text boxes, headlines, logos, and text elements capable of manipulation. Previews are displayed in live, real time images incorporate low resolution equivalents of the final images. These low resolution images suffice for design decision, and allow such decisions to be communicated over the Internet(™) by any number of authorized users. At each element selection, as the preview is displayed so are selection thumbnails. Selection of alternate elements cause the preview to become interactive with the user, allowing true live manipulation of the active element(s). Position, content, and display elements can all be made active parameters. As this layered menu system is navigated, a final low resolution design can be completed and be available on-line for approval and selection. Once selected, the low-resolution equivalent is used to construct a full size, high resolution electronic document distribution format and, eventually, to a print ready design for transfer to print-on-demand production through conversion to a standard print format output.
Owner:INTEGRATED MARKETING TECH
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