93 results about "Translation error" patented technology

Disclosed are a joint decoding apparatus and a joint decoding method that joins a tokenization process and a translation process. More particularly, the present disclosure can generate all available candidate tokens, reduce translation errors, and obtain an optimal translation result by jointly conducting a decoding by simultaneously conducting the tokenization process and the translation process for an input character sequence while decoding.

A numerical controller for controlling a multi-axis machine calculates an axis-dependent translation error amount and an axis-dependent rotation error amount based on a command axis position. Translation and rotation compensation amounts are calculated based on the axis dependent translation and rotation error amounts, respectively. The translation and rotation compensation amounts are added to command linear and rotary axis positions, respectively. Three linear axes and three rotary axes are driven to the added positions, individually. Thus, there is provided a numerical controller that enables even machining with a side face of a tool or boring to be in commanded tool position and posture (orientation) in the multi-axis machine.

Methods for analyzing, evaluating, and controlling risk of errors in language translation of medical device labeling are disclosed. The disclosed methods include identifying the risk level of the device; identifying the safety function(s) of the content that is translated; evaluating risks associated with the translation process; and analyzing this risk information and applying it in the selection of resources and in the design and execution of processes, to effectively mitigate the risk of safety related translation errors in labeling for medical devices.

A magnetic resonance imaging apparatus comprises object placing means for placing an object in an imaging space, translating means for translating the object in a given direction by translating the object placing means in the given direction continuously or step-wise, magnetic field generating means for exciting the desired region of the object by generating a static magnetic field, a gradient magnetic field in the imaging space, and a high-frequency magnetic field in the imaging space, signal detecting means for detecting a magnetic resonance signal from the object, and control unit for controlling the translating means, magnetic field generating means and the signal detecting means, and translating the object continuously or stepwise to a predetermined position at a predetermined speed so as to capture a magnetic resonance image of the object.The magnetic resonance imaging apparatus further comprises translation error detecting means for detecting an error of the position or the set value of the speed, and correcting means for correcting the error detected by the positional error detecting means.

Disclosed is a numeric control device for controlling a machine tool having a translational axis and a rotational axis in order to achieve high-precision processing by correcting effects of translation error and attitude error dependent on movement of the translational axis and translation error and attitude error dependent on movement of the rotational axis; said numeric control device comprising a translational axis dependent position correction amount calculation means (6) for calculating a position correction amount of a translational axis from the translation error and attitude error dependent on movement of the translational axis; a rotational axis dependent position correction amount calculation means (7) for calculating a position correction amount of a translational axis from the translation error and attitude error dependent on movement of the rotational axis; a rotational axis angle correction amount calculation means (8) for calculating an angle correction amount of a rotational axis from a portion of the attitude error dependent on movement of the translational axis and a portion of the attitude error dependent on movement of the rotational axis; and a position-added-correction-amount calculation means (9) for calculating a position correction amount of a translational axis corresponding to the rotational axis correction amount.