Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1988-12-14
1991-07-16
Gruber, Felix D.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364489, 364488, G06F 1520, G06F 1560
Patent
active
050329910
ABSTRACT:
The present disclosure is directed to a technique for assigning each of a plurality of test points (34) on a first surface of a translator board (24) to an appropriate one of a set of grid points (36) on an opposed surface of the board. Such an assignment is accomplished by first mapping the grid points (36) and a successive one of the test points (34) into an array (49a) of uniformly spaced cells (49b). An initial group of cells (49b), surrounding the mapped test point (34), is then searched to locate the four grid points (36) closest to the test point. Among the four closest grid points (36), the one which satisfies a particular constraint is designated. A check is then made to determine whether the designated grid point (36) is appropriate for the test point (34). If so, the grid point (36) is assigned to the test point (34) and the grid point is removed from the array before mapping the next test point. Otherwise, the designated grid point is disqualified, and the area searched is expanded in the direction of the now-disqualified grid point until an edge of the array is reached.
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Davidson Scott
Hechtman Charles D.
Lewandowski James L.
Lu Daryl C.
AT&T Ball Laboratories
Gruber Felix D.
Levy Robert B.
Trans V. N.
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