Abstract: A hydro-static transmission travel system for a working machine enables the working machine to travel over a range from low speed to high speed with a simplified circuit arrangement. By referring to a machine traveling speed (vehicle speed) based on a detected signal from a rotation sensor, a controller computes respective target tilting amounts of hydraulic motors 10, 20 and controls the tilting amount for the hydraulic motors and a clutch. Depending on whether the traveling speed exceeds a setting speed as a reference boundary, the controller selectively switches over a drive mode between low-speed four-wheel drive, in which travel units 12, 22 are both driven, and high-speed two-wheel drive, in which the front-wheel side hydraulic motor 10 is controlled to zero displacement and only the rear-wheel side travel unit 22 is driven.

Abstract: A memory unit stores, as decision-criterion data for a brain wave to be examined, a mean vector A, a variance vector C and at least one critical value F.sub..alpha. at an appropriate significant level .alpha. obtained from F-distribution, the mean vector A being the mean value of autoregressive coefficient vectors calculated by a data operation and processor unit from respective brain waves of a standard brain wave group consisting of K number of standard brain waves, the variance vector being calculated from the mean vector and the autoregressive coefficients. An L-dimensional row vector X of the brain wave to be examined is calculated by the data operation and processor unit from the autoregressive coefficients of the brain wave to be examined. The distance F.sub.X between the row vector X and the mean vector A is also calculated. Further, the value of the distance F.sub.X is compared with the significant level F.sub..alpha.