METHODS AND DEVICES FOR ANALYSIS OF CLUSTERED DATA, IN PARTICULAR ACTION POTENTIALS (I.E. NEURON FIRING SIGNALS IN THE BRAIN)
    1.
    发明申请
    METHODS AND DEVICES FOR ANALYSIS OF CLUSTERED DATA, IN PARTICULAR ACTION POTENTIALS (I.E. NEURON FIRING SIGNALS IN THE BRAIN) 有权
    用于分析数据,特别是动作电位的方法和装置(I.E.NEONON在大脑中发出的信号)

    公开(公告)号:US20090043220A1

    公开(公告)日:2009-02-12

    申请号:US11722229

    申请日:2005-12-22

    IPC分类号: A61B5/04

    CPC分类号: G06K9/0057

    摘要: Methods for clustering of multi-dimensional data allow unsupervised grouping of multi-dimensional data points into clusters having like characteristics. The methods may be usefully applied to extracellular action potentials (neuronal spikes) measured from the brain, whereby spike data may be grouped in accordance with dimensions such as spike period, spike shape, etc., to assist in identification and location of individual neurons and/or regions of the brain.

    摘要翻译: 用于多维数据聚类的方法允许多维数据点的无监督分组成为具有相似特征的簇。 这些方法可能有用地应用于从脑测量的细胞外动作电位(神经元峰值),由此尖峰数据可以根据诸如尖峰周期,尖峰形状等的尺寸进行分组,以帮助识别和定位个体神经元, /或大脑的区域。

    Methods and devices for analysis of clustered data, in particular action potentials (i.e. neuron firing signals in the brain)
    2.
    发明授权
    Methods and devices for analysis of clustered data, in particular action potentials (i.e. neuron firing signals in the brain) 有权
    用于分析聚类数据的方法和装置,特别是动作电位(即脑中的神经元激发信号)

    公开(公告)号:US08150795B2

    公开(公告)日:2012-04-03

    申请号:US11722229

    申请日:2005-12-22

    IPC分类号: G06F15/00 G06F15/18

    CPC分类号: G06K9/0057

    摘要: Methods for clustering of multi-dimensional data allow unsupervised grouping of multi-dimensional data points into clusters having like characteristics. The methods may be usefully applied to extracellular action potentials (neuronal spikes) measured from the brain, whereby spike data may be grouped in accordance with dimensions such as spike period, spike shape, etc., to assist in identification and location of individual neurons and/or regions of the brain.

    摘要翻译: 用于多维数据聚类的方法允许多维数据点的无监督分组成为具有相似特征的簇。 这些方法可能有用地应用于从脑测量的细胞外动作电位(神经元峰值),由此尖峰数据可以根据诸如尖峰周期,尖峰形状等的尺寸进行分组,以帮助识别和定位个体神经元, /或大脑的区域。

    Methods for identifying neuronal spikes
    3.
    发明授权
    Methods for identifying neuronal spikes 有权
    识别神经元尖峰的方法

    公开(公告)号:US07957793B2

    公开(公告)日:2011-06-07

    申请号:US11315808

    申请日:2005-12-22

    IPC分类号: A61B5/04

    CPC分类号: A61B5/04001 A61B5/7217

    摘要: A method for identifying neuronal spikes (extracellular action potentials) is described wherein measured microelectrode readings from tissue are reviewed to identify spikes (successive readings having prolonged rises and/or falls). The frequency of such spikes as a function of their amplitude assumes a bimodal distribution wherein higher amplitude spikes represent neuronal spikes (signal) and lower amplitude spikes represent noise, and thus the higher amplitude spikes can be assumed to be neuronal spikes. Neuronal spikes from the same neuron can then be assumed to have substantially the same waveform shape and period, with the only significant difference between them being the scaling of their amplitudes (i.e., the amplitudes of spikes from the same neuron tend to be proportionate at any given time along their period). Thus, by testing identified neuronal spikes for matching timing and for proportional amplitudes, the neuronal spikes may further be identified as coming from the same or different neurons.

    摘要翻译: 描述了用于鉴定神经元尖峰(细胞外动作电位)的方法,其中检查来自组织的测量的微电极读数以识别尖峰(具有延长的上升和/或下降的连续读数)。 作为其幅度的函数的这种尖峰的频率呈现双峰分布,其中较高幅度尖峰表示神经元尖峰(信号),较低幅度尖峰表示噪声,因此较高幅度尖峰可以被假设为神经元尖峰。 然后可以假设来自相同神经元的神经元峰值具有基本上相同的波形形状和周期,它们之间的唯一显着差异是其幅度的缩放(即,来自相同神经元的尖峰的幅度倾向于在任何 给定的时间沿他们的时期)。 因此,通过测试用于匹配定时和比例幅度的识别的神经元峰值,神经元尖峰可进一步被鉴定为来自相同或不同的神经元。

    Allocation method and apparatus of moderate memory
    4.
    发明授权
    Allocation method and apparatus of moderate memory 有权
    中度记忆的分配方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US09047186B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-06-02

    申请号:US13341256

    申请日:2011-12-30

    摘要: An allocation method comprises: partitioning moderate memory into a plurality of physical memory pages having predetermined page size according to the predetermined page size; scanning the moderate memory using the predetermined page size and recording the physical address and damage degree of each physical memory page; obtaining the allocation information of the physical memory pages when a memory request is received and allocating physical memory to the request based on the recorded physical address and damage degree of each physical memory page and the obtained allocation information. A moderate memory is scanned and the physical address and damage degree of each physical memory page are recorded, then the physical memory is allocated based on the recorded physical address and damage degree of each physical memory page and the obtained allocation information.

    摘要翻译: 分配方法包括:根据预定页面大小将中等存储器分配成具有预定页面大小的多个物理存储器页面; 使用预定页面尺寸扫描中等记忆体并记录每个物理存储器页面的物理地址和损坏程度; 在接收到存储器请求时获取物理存储器页的分配信息,并且基于所记录的物理地址和每个物理存储器页面的损坏程度以及所获得的分配信息,为该请求分配物理存储器。 扫描中等存储器并记录每个物理存储器页面的物理地址和损坏程度,然后基于所记录的物理地址和每个物理存储器页面的损坏程度以及所获得的分配信息来分配物理存储器。

    Methods for managing blocks in flash memories
    6.
    发明授权
    Methods for managing blocks in flash memories 有权
    用于管理闪存中的块的方法

    公开(公告)号:US08122184B2

    公开(公告)日:2012-02-21

    申请号:US12497368

    申请日:2009-07-02

    申请人: He Huang

    发明人: He Huang

    IPC分类号: G06F12/10 G06F12/16

    摘要: A method for managing blocks in a flash memory is provided, which includes dynamic and static block managing methods. In the dynamic block managing method, a blank block is selected as a swap block for write operation. During each write operation, new data and/or original data in an object block to be operated are written into the swap block, and the object block is erased. Then, a logical address of the object block is changed to be a logical address of the swap block, so that the object block served as the swap block for a next write operation. In the static block managing method, a variable seed parameter is set. Different values of the seed parameter are each associated with a logical address of a respective flash memory block. When the value of the seed parameter varies, data in the flash memory block and the swap block associated to the value of the seed parameter are exchanged, so that the flash memory block associated to the value of the seed parameter becomes the swap block for the next write operation.

    摘要翻译: 提供了一种用于管理闪存中的块的方法,其包括动态和静态块管理方法。 在动态块管理方法中,选择空白块作为写操作的交换块。 在每个写入操作期间,将要操作的对象块中的新数据和/或原始数据写入交换块,并且擦除对象块。 然后,将对象块的逻辑地址改变为交换块的逻辑地址,使得对象块用作下一个写入操作的交换块。 在静态块管理方法中,设置变量种子参数。 种子参数的不同值各自与相应闪存块的逻辑地址相关联。 当种子参数的值变化时,交换闪存块和与种子参数的值相关联的交换块中的数据,使得与种子参数的值相关联的闪存块成为用于 下一个写操作。

    METHOD FOR INDICATING MODULATION MODE IN HIGH SPEED DOWNLINK PACKET ACCESSING
    8.
    发明申请
    METHOD FOR INDICATING MODULATION MODE IN HIGH SPEED DOWNLINK PACKET ACCESSING 有权
    用于指示高速下行链路分组接入调制模式的方法

    公开(公告)号:US20100254315A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-10-07

    申请号:US12734759

    申请日:2007-11-30

    申请人: Jing Zhao He Huang

    发明人: Jing Zhao He Huang

    IPC分类号: H04W8/00

    摘要: The present invention discloses a method for indicating a modulation mode in HSDPA, comprising the following steps: a NodeB receiving capability information reported by a terminal, if determining that the terminal supports 64QAM modulation mode, determining a transmission block size, a modulation mode and code channel resource to be indicated based on an capability constraint condition and the capability information, and if the determined modulation mode is the same as a basic modulation mode satisfying requirement of the transmission block size, setting modulation mode information of a HS-SCCH as 0, otherwise setting the modulation mode information of the HS-SCCH as 1, and then sending the HS-SCCH to the terminal. Application of the present invention is compatible with a UE device which supports or does not support 64QAM high order modulation, without changing the current frame structure of the HS-SCCH, thereby achieving functional support of the 64QAM modulation mode.

    摘要翻译: 本发明公开了一种用于指示HSDPA中的调制方式的方法,包括以下步骤:终端报告的节点B接收能力信息,如果确定终端支持64QAM调制模式,确定传输块大小,调制模式和代码 基于能力约束条件和能力信息指示的信道资源,并且如果所确定的调制模式与满足发送块大小的要求的基本调制模式相同,则将HS-SCCH的调制模式信息设置为0, 否则将HS-SCCH的调制模式信息设置为1,然后将HS-SCCH发送到终端。 本发明的应用与支持或不支持64QAM高阶调制的UE设备兼容,而不改变HS-SCCH的当前帧结构,从而实现64QAM调制模式的功能支持。

    POWER-FAILURE PROTECTION CIRCUIT FOR NON-VOLATILE SEMICONDUCTOR STORAGE DEVICES AND METHOD FOR PREVENTING UNEXPECTED POWER-FAILURE USING THE SAME
    10.
    发明申请
    POWER-FAILURE PROTECTION CIRCUIT FOR NON-VOLATILE SEMICONDUCTOR STORAGE DEVICES AND METHOD FOR PREVENTING UNEXPECTED POWER-FAILURE USING THE SAME 有权
    用于非易失性半导体存储装置的电源故障保护电路及使用该方法防止未预期的电源故障的方法

    公开(公告)号:US20100226194A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-09-09

    申请号:US12690176

    申请日:2010-01-20

    申请人: He Huang

    发明人: He Huang

    IPC分类号: G11C5/14

    CPC分类号: G11C16/22 Y10T307/625

    摘要: A power failure protection circuit (10) for a non-volatile semiconductor storage device includes at least an energy storage unit (C1) that serves as a backup power supply for providing backup electrical energy when a power failure occurs. During normal operation of the device, a main control unit (12) is responsible for controlling an external power input to charge the energy storage unit, for dynamically detecting the status of the energy storage unit and for using information about the status to ensure sufficient backup electrical energy for the energy storage unit. During an abnormal operation of the power supply, the main control unit (12) is responsible for discharging the energy storage unit.

    摘要翻译: 用于非易失性半导体存储装置的停电保护电路(10)至少包括作为备用电源的能量存储单元(C1),用于在发生电源故障时提供备用电能。 在设备的正常操作期间,主控制单元(12)负责控制外部电力输入以对能量存储单元充电,用于动态地检测能量存储单元的状态并使用关于状态的信息来确保足够的备份 储能单元的电能。 在电源异常操作期间,主控制单元(12)负责排出能量存储单元。