Abstract: To more efficiently acquire vital data which is less affected by noise. Provided is a learning device including a learning unit that performs learning related to an output of vital data indicating vital signs of a subject by using first sensor data acquired from the subject through a first method as learning data and using training data based on second sensor data acquired from the subject in the same period as a period of acquisition of the first sensor data through a second method which is less affected by noise than the first method, wherein the learning unit performs learning further on the basis of third sensor data which is acquired in the same period as the period of acquisition of the first sensor data and the second sensor data and available as an index indicating a magnitude of influence of the noise occurring in the first sensor data.

Abstract: A photosensitive green composition for a color filter of a solid-state imaging element, contains a colorant (A), a binder resin (B), a photopolymerization initiator (C), a photopolymerizable monomer (D), an ultraviolet absorber (E), and a monofunctional thiol (F), wherein the colorant (A) contains C.I. Pigment Green 36 and/or C.I. Pigment Green 58.

Abstract: There is provided a learning device, including a learning unit that learns output related to a target feature point to be observed in a repetition section observed periodically, with the use of the first sensor data being acquired by the first system and having a time length corresponding to the repetition section, as learning data, and of teacher data based on the second sensor data acquired by the second system at a time point when a specific period of time has elapsed since a start time point of the time length related to the first sensor data, the second system being less affected by noises than the first system, in which the specific period of time is set on the basis of a time length from a start time point of the repetition section to a time point at which the target feature point is expected to appear.

Abstract: The present invention provides a learning device including a learning unit that performs learning related to the output of vital data indicating life signs of a subject, with the use of first sensor data acquired from the subject by the first system as learning data and of teacher data based on second sensor data acquired from the subject by the second system in the same period as an acquisition period of the first sensor data, the second system being less affected by noises than the first system.

Abstract: A color composition including: an organic pigment (A); a dispersant (B); an epoxy compound (C); a solvent (D); and a coloring matter derivative (E), in which a content of the organic pigment (A) is at least 50 mass % with respect to a non-volatile content in the coloring composition, the dispersant (B) contains a dispersant (b1) having an acidic functional group and/or a dispersant (b2) having a basic functional group, and the epoxy compound (C) is at least one compound selected from the group consisting of glycerol polyglycidyl ether, bisphenol-type polyglycidyl ether, and hydrogenated bisphenol-type polyglycidyl ether.

Abstract: A photosensitive green composition for a color filter of a solid-state imaging element, contains a colorant (A), a binder resin (B), a photopolymerization initiator (C), a photopolymerizable monomer (D), an ultraviolet absorber (E), and a monofunctional thiol (F), wherein the colorant (A) contains C.I. Pigment Green 36 and/or C.I. Pigment Green 58.

Abstract: The present invention offers a method for recovering the paints suitable to an object that, in a booth for a spray coating used for coating a material, the oversprayed paints can be easily recovered and recycled as they are or after a simple adjustment as reusable paints and it also offers a receiver used for said recovery. A method for recovering paints, characterized in that, a receiver using an ultrafiltration membrane or a microfiltration membrane is placed in a spray coating booth and water or organic solvent is contacted the one side of said membrane so that the oversprayed paint are received on the other side of said membrane and recovered therefrom; and a receiver for recovering paints, characterized in that, said receiver has two or more hollow fiber membranes arranged on a plate where at least one end of the membranes is open, with a fixing material which fixes and holds the hollow fiber membranes on the plate and distributing pipes connecting to the open end of each of the hollow fiber membrane.

Abstract: A technique for detecting flaws in a metal product which uses a combined eddy current and magnetic flaw detection technique. A first magnetic field having flux lines parallel to the surface of the test object and a second field having flux lines perpendicular to the surface of the test object are generated. The resultant magnetic field is affected by faults in the metal test object. A magnetic field detector adjacent the test object detects the resultant magnetic field and produces an output signal which is processed by a circuit to provide a pair of component signals representing the portion of the output signal corresponding to the individual components of the resultant magnetic field, thus providing an indication of the type of faults that are present in the test object.

Abstract: A method for separating a starting fluid containing at least one component which is easy to adsorb and at least one component which is hard to adsorb into the respective components by the use of an adsorption separator which comprises a packed bed where an adsorbent for such components is packed and a fluid passage connecting the front and rear ends of said packed bed so that the fluid is able to be circulated, the method comprising the first step of feeding the starting fluid to an intermediate portion of the packed bed while withdrawing from the separator a fluid rich with either of the components in an amount equal to the feed of the starting fluid from a position downstream of the feed port, the second step of stopping the feed of the fluid to and the withdrawal of the fluid from the separator and moving the fluid remaining in the separator toward the downward direction, and the third step of feeding a desorbent fluid to the separator and simultaneously withdrawing from the separator a fluid rich with eit

Abstract: A method for separating a starting fluid containing at least one component which is easy to adsorb and at least one component which is hard to adsorb into the respective components by the use of an adsorption separator which comprises a packed bed where an adsorbent for such components is packed and a fluid passage connecting the front and rear ends of said packed bed so that the fluid is able to be circulated, the method comprising the first step of feeding the starting fluid to an intermediate portion of the packed bed while withdrawing from the separator a fluid rich with either of the components in an amount equal to the feed of the starting fluid from a position downstream of the feed port, the second step of stopping the feed of the fluid to and the withdrawal of the fluid from the separator and moving the fluid remaining in the separator toward the downward direction, and the third step of feeding a desorbent fluid to the separator and simultaneously withdrawing from the separator a fluid rich with eit

Abstract: A detector for magnetically detecting flaws on the inner surface of a pipe of magnetizable material comprising a magnetizing assembly having exciting magnets and movable longitudinally along the exterior of the pipe and a detecting assembly movable longitudinally along the interior of the pipe. The magnetizing and detecting assemblies are opposite and close to each other through the wall of the pipe and movable longitudinally of the pipe in a synchronized manner to ensure highly accurate flaw detection.

Abstract: The present invention is an automatic sensitivity adjustment apparatus for calibration of a nondestructive inspection instrument with a reference standard. Calibration is performed by setting the gain of a variable gain amplifier while a reference standard containing a standard flaw is passed before the sensing means of the instrument. A discriminator circuit connected to the sensing means detects when the output of the sensing means exceeds a predeterminedlevel. A hold time controller sends a sampling enable signal to a peak hold circuit which is also connected to the sensing means to cause the peak hold circuit to sample the sensing means output. The hold time controller senses the peak in the response of the sensing means and causes the peak hold circuit to hold that peak value. The output of the peak hold circuit is applied to the input of a variable gain amplifier. A comparator compares the output of the variable gain amplifier with a reference voltage produced by a reference voltage setting means.

Abstract: A detector for magnetically detecting flaws on the inner surface of a pipe of magnetizable material comprises a magnetizing assembly having exciting magnets and movable longitudinally along the interior of the pipe and a detecting assembly movable longitudinally along the exterior of the pipe. The magnetizing and detecting assemblies are opposite and close to each other through the wall of the pipe and movable longitudinally of the pipe in a synchronized manner to ensure highly accurate flaw detection.

Abstract: A method is provided for balancing the sensitivity of two channels comprising intermittently-appearing pulse waves, such as the signals generated by respective sensors in a detecting couple which is used in the so-called differential detection of flaws in materials. The balancing of the levels of the pulse signals is accomplished by the use of, essentially, a pair of sample and hold circuits, one or two variable gain amplifiers and the same number of comparison loops as variable gain amplifiers.

Abstract: A method for preservation of an aqueous glucose isomerase solution is disclosed in which an aqueous glucose isomerase solution is mixed with a an alkaline material to adjust its pH value within a range of from 9 to 12 whereby the aqueous solution can be stored at room temperature for a period not less than three days without microbial contamination, putrefaction, denaturation and deactivation of the glucose isomerase.