Work identification system and signature management system
AssigneeAsahi Garou Kabushikigaisya
InventorYoshimitsu Takayama
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Abstract
A work identification system comprises a work storage configured to store digital data representing at least one of a shape, area, and color of an only one work, a collation section configured to calculate a degree of deviation between digital data representing at least one of a shape, area, and color of a target work to be identified and the digital data stored in the work storage, and a test section configured to perform a test of hypothesis based on a predetermined hypothesis using the degree of deviation.
Claims20
A work identification system comprising:
- a work storage configured to store digital data representing at least one of a shape, area, and color of an only one work;
- a collation section configured to calculate a degree of deviation between digital data representing at least one of a shape, area, and color of a target work to be identified and the digital data stored in the work storage;
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- a test section configured to perform a test of hypothesis based on a predetermined hypothesis using the degree of deviation.
A signature management system comprising:
- a signature storage configured to store signature data representing signatures;
- a work storage configured to store work data representing works;
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- a signature inserting section configured to insert one of the signature data into one of the work data in response to a request received through a network from a requester and distribute the work data into which the signature data is inserted to the requester through, the network.
A signature management system comprising:
- a signature storage configured to store signature data representing signatures;
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- a signature identifying section configured to collate an object signature data transmitted from a requester through a network and the signature data stored in said signature storage and return a result of collation to the requester through the network.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.