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Intelligence and ‘Inspection Time’
1982In recent years it has been widely believed that IQ tests are intrinsically ‘arbitrary’: in so far as IQ tests reflect any real differences between people at all, these differences are said to consist merely in particular types of ‘academic’ ability that should properly interest only narrow minded educational elitists; and if such differences endure ...
C. R. Brand, I. J. Deary
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Use of RFID for Intelligent Pre-shipment Inspection [PDF]
International Journal of Digital Content Technology and its Applications, 2010 Pre-shipment inspection is usually undertaken by customs administrations and standards bureaus to address security, smuggling, tax evasion and counterfeit goods challenges of imports. The process has predominantly been undertaken using manual based methods which have had considerable shortcomings.
Joseph K. Siror +4 more
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An intelligent assistant for building inspection
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 1998This paper describes the aims, contents, and technological features of an intelligent system prototype for helping building inspectors working in local government planning departments of small-sized towns in Apulia, Italy. The inspector's task is to assess the compliance, adequacy and eligibility of proposed projects with the laws and regulations in ...
Angela Barbanente, Nicola Maiellaro
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An intelligent approach to inspection qualification
NDT & E International, 2005In safety critical components, the capability of an inspection may need to be demonstrated by an independent process of inspection qualification (IQ). Due to the skill level of the manpower involved, IQ is both costly and time consuming. Therefore, an approach that can aid the production of the required documentation would be beneficial.
McNab, D. +4 more
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Intelligent Visual Inspection Machines
SPIE Proceedings, 1985Visual inspection is a common feature of manufacturing for which machines are currently ill- suited.A major problem has been in bringing enough knowledge to bear on the camera input, fast enough, tobe of practical value. This paper describes a machine architecture for such expert vision research inthe domain of pattern inspection: in particular, the ...
Robert Thibadeau, John Gabrick
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Artificially intelligent 3D industrial inspection system for metal inspection
Proceedings of the IEEE Southwest Symposium on Image Analysis and Interpretation, 2002Industrial inspection systems have been in use for some time now. However to-date these systems have been built specifically for the application in which it will function. This has lead to such systems becoming obsolete if the manufacturing process changes.
S. Panayiotou, A. Soper
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Intelligent web crawler for file safety inspection
2015 IEEE International Conference on Signal and Image Processing Applications (ICSIPA), 2015The Internet has always been growing with all the contents and information added by different types of users. Without proper storage and indexing, these contents can easily be lost in the sea of information housed by the Internet. Hence, an automated program, known as the web crawler is used to index all the contents added to the Internet.
Ling Cong Xiang +2 more
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Intelligent inspection robotics: an open innovation project
AI & SOCIETY, 2021According to the World Bank review, National Oil Companies (NOCs) control approximately 90% of the world’s oil reserves and 75% of production (similar numbers apply to gas) and many major oil and gas infrastructure systems. However, NOCs fall behind many smaller companies in terms of innovation.
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Auditory inspection time and intelligence
Personality and Individual Differences, 2005Abstract The relationship of intelligence to auditory inspection time (AIT) was investigated using tasks derived from the spatial-location method reported by Parker, Crawford, and Stephen (1999). Stereo tone bursts were phase-shifted to create lateralized auditory stimuli, and a high-efficiency staircase was used to systematically vary the duration ...
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Intelligent road surface autonomous inspection
Evolutionary Intelligence, 2023Hector Tovanche-Picon +3 more
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