Method for editing data and associated data processing system or data processing system assembly
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsSebastian Dippl, Albert Eckert, Michael Jäger
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Abstract
An explanation is given of, inter alia, a method for editing data (BD), comprising: storing (26, 28) at least one rule (R1, R2) in which at least one data editing function is specified and/or which concerns at least one data editing function, transmitting at least one message (30) from a first data processing system (12) to a second data processing system (14), depending on the message (30) using the stored rule (R1, R2), determining (38) at least one data editing function, performing (46) the data editing function for at least one data set specified in the message (30) or for at least one data set determined when the data editing function is called.
Claims19
A method for editing data, the method comprising:
- storing at least one rule in which at least one data editing function is specified, at least one rule that relates to at least one data editing function, or at least one rule in which at least one data editing function is specified and that relates to at least one data editing function;
- transmitting at least one message from a first data processing system to a second data processing system;
- depending on the at least one message, using the at least one stored rule, determining at least one data editing function;
- and
- performing the data editing function for at least one dataset specified in the at least one message or for at least one dataset determined when the data editing function is performed.
A data processing system or data processing system assembly comprising:
- a data editing unit integrated into a picture archiving unit;
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- a controller configured to access at least one rule, in which a condition, under which at least one editing function is to be carried out depending on image data or measurement value data, is specified, or that specifies a data editing function depending on an identifier that has been defined for a dataset or for a data object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.