Computer-implemented methods
AssigneeROLLS-ROYCE plc
InventorsNigel T. HART, Raza SEKHA
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AssigneeROLLS-ROYCE plc
InventorsNigel T. HART, Raza SEKHA
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A computer-implemented method of creating a database of characterising codes, each characterising code being indicative of character of a respective example of a physical system. The method comprises the steps of performing for each example: (a) receiving data including respective values of a plurality of parameters associated with the system; (b) identifying, from a plurality of data clusters, a data cluster for each value, said data clusters each defining a range of possible values of the respective parameter; (c) assigning each parameter to its identified data cluster; (d) generating, from the assigned data clusters, a characterising code for that example including a unique label for each of the identified data clusters; and (e) storing the characterising code in a database of characterising codes.
A computer-implemented method of creating a database of characterising codes, each characterising code being indicative of character of a respective example of a physical system, the method comprising the steps of performing for each example:
A computer network comprising a processor, memory, and storage, wherein the memory contains machine executable instructions which, when run on the processor, cause the processor to:
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