Abstract: The present invention relates to the technical field of printer consumables, and particularly relates to a consumable chip, a consumable and a consumable communication method. A session key for communication authentication is determined based on a communication session chip count which is selected by the consumable chip and stored in a storage device. The calculation process of the communication session chip count is avoided, thereby increasing the response speed of the consumable chip for a read request of an imaging device, and reducing the error rate.

Abstract: A real-time system and method for displaying video on a display are disclosed. Received compressed video data is decoded to produce an uncompressed first video frame, a first frame syntax element, an uncompressed second video frame, and a second frame syntax element. A computationally intensive process is applied to the uncompressed first video frame to produce an enhanced first video frame. A block having a portion of the enhanced first video frame from the enhanced first video frame is adaptively transferred to the uncompressed second video frame to produce an enhanced second video frame without applying the computationally intensive process to the uncompressed second video frame. The transferring is guided by the first frame syntax element and the second frame syntax element. The enhanced first video frame and the enhanced second video frame are displayed.

Abstract: A three-dimensional display device and a controlling method for the same are disclosed. The three-dimensional display device includes: a display panel including a plurality of pixels arranged as an array, wherein the plurality of pixels includes left eye pixels and right eye pixels alternately arranged in each row or each column; a light-splitting device disposed as being parallel to the display panel and configured for projecting lights emitted by the left eye pixels and right eye pixels to different view areas, wherein there is a distance h between the light-splitting device and the display panel along a light emission direction of the display device; and a distance adjusting device configured for adjusting the distance h between the light-splitting device and the display panel along the light emission direction of the display panel.

Abstract: An array substrate and a method for manufacturing the same, a display panel and a display device are provided. The array substrate includes a gate layer, a gate insulation layer, a source-drain layer, a first passivation layer and an ITO layer successively formed on a base substrate, a first through hole in the first passivation layer and a second through hole in the gate insulation layer, and a second passivation layer; and a part of the second passivation layer is arranged in the first and second through holes to cover a part of the ITO layer in the first through hole and the second through hole.

Abstract: An array substrate, a method for manufacturing an array substrate and a display device are provided. The array substrate includes: a base substrate, and an insulating layer, a gate line, a source electrode, a drain electrode, and a data line on the base substrate. The insulating layer includes a light transmission portion and a light shielding portion, and orthographic projections of the gate line, the source electrode, the drain electrode, and the data line on the base substrate are all within an orthographic projection of the light shielding portion on the base substrate.

Abstract: The application provides an ink cartridge chip, an ink cartridge and an operation method for giving response to printing work, and belongs to the technical field of printing. The ink cartridge chip comprises a storage module at least provided with a first ink quantity data block and a second ink quantity data block which share data with a printer and make the printer have one printing mode, wherein the first ink quantity data block is fixed in the printing mode, and the second ink quantity data block is variable in the printing mode. The ink cartridge comprises the ink cartridge chip. The application with a printing system is easy, convenient and fast, universality is high, printing at a high ink utilization rate is achieved in one printing mode, and the problems of resource waste, consumable loss, high cost and the like are solved.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a touch substrate and a touch liquid crystal display panel. The touch substrate has an active display region. The touch substrate includes: a base substrate; a plurality of touch electrodes formed on the base substrate and positioned in the active display region; and a conductive layer formed on the base substrate and positioned in the active display region, wherein the conductive layer is configured to generate heat in a state of being applied with a voltage, wherein the conductive layer is electrically insulated from any of the touch electrodes, and in a direction perpendicular to the base substrate, the conductive layer is not overlapped with any of the touch electrodes.

Abstract: A user accesses a recommendation website and selects an item from the website. A recommendation application searches for associated items, selects a set of items, and transmits the set to the layout application. A layout application identifies the images by category, creates a virtual presentation space, and positions the images within component sections of the virtual presentation space. The layout application modifies the position of, proportionally resizes, and rotates the component sections based on categorical constraints. To rotate each component section, neighboring component sections are detected, the component sections are grouped, the leading edges are detected between images, the neighboring component sections are positioned so that leading edges of the images are parallel, overlapping empty space is occluded, and the component section pair is jointly rotated. The virtual presentation space is scored and subsequent virtual presentation spaces are created.

Abstract: The invention belongs to the field of ink-jet printing, and particularly relates to a printer chip, an ink cartridge and a printer chip memory allocation method. According to the technical scheme, the printer chip comprises a chip control circuit, a data memory unit used for storing data, and a communication unit used for communication with a printer, wherein the data memory unit and the communication unit are electrically connected with the chip control circuit, and the data memory unit comprises an authorization flat bit making the data memory unit in a non-authorized state and an authorized state respectively according to different numerical values. By additionally arranging the authorization flat bit and conducting matched authorization verification, on the basis of guaranteeing data stability and reliability, chip data can be covered and rewritten, normal use is ensured, and the service life of the printer chip is prolonged.

Abstract: The application provides an ink cartridge chip, an ink cartridge and an operation method for giving response to printing work, and belongs to the technical field of printing. The ink cartridge chip comprises a storage module at least provided with a first ink quantity data block and a second ink quantity data block which share data with a printer and make the printer have one printing mode, wherein the first ink quantity data block is fixed in the printing mode, and the second ink quantity data block is variable in the printing mode. The ink cartridge comprises the ink cartridge chip. The application with a printing system is easy, convenient and fast, universality is high, printing at a high ink utilization rate is achieved in one printing mode, and the problems of resource waste, consumable loss, high cost and the like are solved.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a touch substrate and a touch liquid crystal display panel. The touch substrate has an active display region. The touch substrate includes: a base substrate; a plurality of touch electrodes formed on the base substrate and positioned in the active display region; and a conductive layer formed on the base substrate and positioned in the active display region, wherein the conductive layer is configured to generate heat in a state of being applied with a voltage, wherein the conductive layer is electrically insulated from any of the touch electrodes, and in a direction perpendicular to the base substrate, the conductive layer is not overlapped with any of the touch electrodes.

Abstract: A real-time system and method for displaying video on a display are disclosed. Received compressed video data is decoded to produce an uncompressed first video frame, a first frame syntax element, an uncompressed second video frame, and a second frame syntax element. A computationally intensive process is applied to the uncompressed first video frame to produce an enhanced first video frame. A block having a portion of the enhanced first video frame from the enhanced first video frame is adaptively transferred to the uncompressed second video frame to produce an enhanced second video frame without applying the computationally intensive process to the uncompressed second video frame. The transferring is guided by the first frame syntax element and the second frame syntax element. The enhanced first video frame and the enhanced second video frame are displayed.

Abstract: The embodiments of the present invention provide a touch control substrate, manufacturing method thereof and a display device, eliminating the shadow phenomenon in the prior art caused by the reflected light on the edge of the ITO layer. The touch control substrate comprises a wiring region and a touch control region. The wiring region comprises a shadow elimination layer with a plurality of first zigzag slits; the touch control region comprises a touch control electrode with a plurality of second zigzag slits. The first zigzag slit is not parallel to the second zigzag slit.

Abstract: A three-dimensional display device and a controlling method for the same are disclosed. The three-dimensional display device includes: a display panel including a plurality of pixels arranged as an array, wherein the plurality of pixels includes left eye pixels and right eye pixels alternately arranged in each row or each column; a light-splitting device disposed as being parallel to the display panel and configured for projecting lights emitted by the left eye pixels and right eye pixels to different view areas, wherein there is a distance h between the light-splitting device and the display panel along a light emission direction of the display device; and a distance adjusting device configured for adjusting the distance h between the light-splitting device and the display panel along the light emission direction of the display panel.

Abstract: Selecting which sub-sequences in a database of nucleic acid such as 16S rRNA are highly characteristic of particular groupings of bacteria, microorganisms, fungi, etc. on a substantially phylogenetic tree. Also applicable to viruses comprising viral genomic RNA or DNA. A catalogue of highly characteristic sequences identified by this method is assembled to establish the genetic identity of an unknown organism. The characteristic sequences are used to design nucleic acid hybridization probes that include the characteristic sequence or its complement, or are derived from one or more characteristic sequences. A plurality of these characteristic sequences is used in hybridization to determine the phylogenetic tree position of the organism(s) in a sample. Those target organisms represented in the original sequence database and sufficient characteristic sequences can identify to the species or subspecies level. Oligonucleotide arrays of many probes are especially preferred.

Abstract: A “Camera Calibrator” provides various techniques for recovering intrinsic camera parameters and distortion characteristics by processing a set of one or more input images. These techniques are based on extracting “Transform Invariant Low-Rank Textures” (TILT) from input images using high-dimensional convex optimization tools for matrix rank minimization and sparse signal recovery. The Camera Calibrator provides a simple, accurate, and flexible method to calibrate intrinsic parameters of a camera even with significant lens distortion, noise, errors, partial occlusions, illumination and viewpoint change, etc. Distortions caused by the camera can then be automatically corrected or removed from images. Calibration is achieved under a wide range of practical scenarios, including using multiple images of a known pattern, multiple images of an unknown pattern, single or multiple images of multiple patterns, etc.

Abstract: A “Text Rectifier” provides various techniques for processing selected regions of an image containing text or characters by treating those images as matrices of low-rank textures and using a rank minimization technique that recovers and removes image deformations (e.g., affine and projective transforms as well as general classes of nonlinear transforms) while rectifying the text or characters in the image region. Once distortions have been removed and the text or characters rectified, the resulting text is made available for a variety of uses or further processing such as optical character recognition (OCR). In various embodiments, binarization and/or inversion techniques are applied to the selected image regions during the rank minimization process to both improve text rectification and to present the resulting images of text to an OCR engine in a form that enhances the accuracy of the OCR results.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for detection of short circuit conditions in an LED array having one or more LED strings, each of which includes one or more LED devices. The method includes determining a minimum voltage that is the lowest of voltages associated with cathode terminals of the one or more LED strings. The method also includes determining if said minimum voltage is between a lower limit voltage and an upper voltage limit. If said minimum voltage is between the lower limit voltage and the upper voltage limit, then a result of a short circuit testing can be considered valid. Here, the short circuit testing includes comparing a sampled voltage associated with a cathode voltage of one of the LED strings with a short-circuit reference voltage.

Abstract: A “Transform Invariant Low-Rank Texture” (TILT) Extractor, referred to as a “TILT Extractor” accurately extracts both textural and geometric information defining regions of low-rank planar patterns from 2D images of a scene, thereby enabling a large range of image processing applications. Unlike conventional feature extraction techniques that rely on point-based features, the TILT Extractor extracts texture regions from an image and derives global correlations or transformations of those regions in 3D (e.g., transformations including translation, rotation, reflection, skew, scale, etc.). These image domain transformations inherently provide information relative to an automatically determinable camera viewing direction. In other words, the TILT Extractor extracts low-rank regions and geometric correlations describing domain transforms of those regions relative to arbitrary camera viewpoints.

Abstract: Selecting which sub-sequences in a database of nucleic acid such as 16S rRNA are highly characteristic of particular groupings of bacteria, microorganisms, fungi, etc. on a substantially phylogenetic tree. Also applicable to viruses comprising viral genomic RNA or DNA. A catalogue of highly characteristic sequences identified by this method is assembled to establish the genetic identity of an unknown organism. The characteristic sequences are used to design nucleic acid hybridization probes that include the characteristic sequence or its complement, or are derived from one or more characteristic sequences. A plurality of these characteristic sequences is used in hybridization to determine the phylogenetic tree position of the organism(s) in a sample. Those target organisms represented in the original sequence database and sufficient characteristic sequences can identify to the species or subspecies level. Oligonucleotide arrays of many probes are especially preferred.