Abstract: An automated test mechanism includes: preparing test software capable of reading and processing a file in a general form, and making the test software support N kinds of communication interfaces, M kinds of communication protocols, and multiple commands of K kinds of instruments, wherein the general form includes an interface setting part, a communication protocol setting part, and a function list part; creating multiple general form files in the general form to support the K kinds of instruments, wherein the multiple general form files include a first file and a second file that are prepared for a first instrument and a second instrument of the multiple instruments respectively; and when performing a first test with the first instrument, choosing the first file for the first test, and when performing a second test with the second instrument, choosing the second file for the second test.

Abstract: A computer system is configured for performing audio matching. The computer system includes a client terminal and a server. The client terminal includes a classifier, a first landmark extraction module, a first encoder module and an integration module. The classifier is configured for estimating an identification difficulty. The first landmark extraction module is configured for determining the number of times for landmark extraction, and for extracting first landmarks. The first encoder module is configured for encoding the first landmarks. The server includes a second landmark extraction module, a second encoder module, a hash table, a table-lookup module, an analysis module and a decision module. The second landmark extraction module is configured for extracting second landmarks. The second encoder module is configured for encoding the second landmarks. The table-lookup module is configured for performing a table lookup. The decision module is configured for determining an audio matching result.

Abstract: A computer system is configured for performing audio matching. The computer system includes a client terminal and a server. The client terminal includes a classifier, a first landmark extraction module, a first encoder module and an integration module. The classifier is configured for estimating an identification difficulty. The first landmark extraction module is configured for determining the number of times for landmark extraction, and for extracting first landmarks. The first encoder module is configured for encoding the first landmarks. The server includes a second landmark extraction module, a second encoder module, a hash table, a table-lookup module, an analysis module and a decision module. The second landmark extraction module is configured for extracting second landmarks. The second encoder module is configured for encoding the second landmarks. The table-lookup module is configured for performing a table lookup. The decision module is configured for determining an audio matching result.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for recognition. The method includes inputting a melody and obtaining pitch tracking information of the melody; obtaining beat information of the melody; determining a clarity value according to the pitch tracking information; implementing a first comparison process first to filter a first set of candidate songs from a database and then implementing a second comparison process to filter a second set of candidate songs from the first set of candidate songs if the clarity value is larger than a predetermined threshold; and determining at least one final candidate song from the second set of candidate songs.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for recognition. The method includes inputting a melody and obtaining pitch tracking information of the melody; obtaining beat information of the melody; determining a clarity value according to the pitch tracking information; implementing a first comparison process first to filter a first set of candidate songs from a database and then implementing a second comparison process to filter a second set of candidate songs from the first set of candidate songs if the clarity value is larger than a predetermined threshold; and determining at least one final candidate song from the second set of candidate songs.

Abstract: A connecting structure for the handle of a pan is disclosed. The connecting structure has an element which can conduct heat energy and the top face of the connecting member is provided with a temperature sensing element, thereby the heat from the pan body is transferred via the edge of the pan body to the connecting member, so that the temperature sensing element of the connecting member can detect the temperature and a color change is obtained to provide an indication of temperature.

Abstract: A temperature-sensing device for a cooking pan is disclosed. The device is clipped or fastened onto the circumferential edge of a cooking pan, and the temperature of the cooking pan causes the temperature-sensing device to change to a specific color to indicate the temperature of the cooking pan. This allows user to determine the temperature of the cooking pan or the like.

Abstract: A cooking device includes a container, a collecting pan, a strainer member and a cover. The container and the collecting pan have base plates and surrounding walls that extend from the base plates. The surrounding wall of the container has an inwardly protruding middle section. The surrounding wall of the collecting pan includes a curved lower section that is connected to the base plate thereof and a top end formed with a horizontal outward extension which is provided with a plurality of vent holes and which is capable of resting on the inwardly protruding middle section when the collecting pan is disposed in the container. The strainer member has a base part capable of resting on the curved lower section when the strainer member is extended into the collecting pan. The cover is disposed removably on top of the container.

Abstract: A saucepan includes a pan with an annular top edge, and an elongated grip connected securely to the pan. The grip has an end portion with an opening formed therethrough for hanging of the saucepan on a hook when not in use. The grip further has a peak portion between the pan and the opening. The peak portion of the grip and the top edge of the pan are generally located in the same horizontal plane so as to support the spoon on the peak portion of the grip and the top edge of the pan in such a manner that the handle of the spoon is inserted into the opening of the grip and that the handle of the spoon is generally located in a horizontal position when the saucepan is in a cooking condition.