2 results about "Repeated events" patented technology

A method (1000) for determining the variability of repetitions of a given measurement process to be carried out on a test object (1), comprising the steps of preparing (100) at least one test object (1), determining (200) at least one measurement parameter (2) of the measurement process, the result of which is additionally dependent on the characteristic to be measured of the test object (1) given by the measurand (3) under consideration, determining a variation range (21) for the at least one measurement parameter (2), and determining different values ​​of the at least one measurement parameter (2) within the respective variation range (21). A method (1000) for determining the variability of a repetition of a given measurement process to be performed on a test object (1), comprising: a step (300) of performing a plurality of measurements on a test object (1) relating to (210, 211, 212) and thereby obtaining at least one distribution (310, 311, 312) of measured values ​​of a measurand (3) having at least one degree of variability (310a, 311a, 312a), in particular a range of variability; and a step of evaluating the variability of a desired repetition from the at least one degree of variability (310a, 311a, 312a) of the at least one distribution (310, 311, 312) of the obtained measured values.

A computer implemented method, system, and computer program product for handling target event status, the method comprising: determining at a target, a condition; analysing, by the target, the condition to determine a first event status associated with the condition; in response to receiving, at the target, a first command of a set of commands from an initiator, providing, by the target, the first event status to the initiator; monitoring, by the target, the condition; in response to determining that the condition is not resolved, determining, by the target, a second event status; in response to receiving, at the target, a second command of a subset of the set of commands from the initiator, providing, by the target, the second event status to the initiator.