Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1991-04-22
1996-04-30
Kriess, Kevin A.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3649722, 3649744, 3649482, 3649723, 364DIG2, 3642219, 3642267, 364DIG1, 364468, 395650, G06F 1516, G06F 1900
Patent
active
055133568
ABSTRACT:
In an information processing systems a procedure to be processed is divided into a plurality of basic processing units and those basic processing units are stored in the system. The system further creates and stores processing unit information for each of the stored basic processing units, the processing unit information including a name of processing executed in each processing unit, an input table required by the processing unit, and an output table outputted by the processing unit. When an operator inputs data about a desired output table format, the information processing system selects the most suitable processing unit information (knowledge) compatible with the desired output table format. From the selected processing unit information, the other relevant processing unit information is selected. By repeating a similar flow, the system traces back the flow of the processing from the output table for searching the processing unit information group. Then, the system connects the processing units related to the searched processing unit information group in the sequence of the processing flow for the purpose of building a desired procedure. The searching and building process is indicated to the operator so that the operator can change a parameter and/or re-build the procedure, if necessary.
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Oguruma Wakako
Onari Hisashi
Sugino Kazuhiro
Takahashi Tsutomu
Hitachi , Ltd.
Kriess Kevin A.
Richey Michael T.
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