Thoelke
Andreas Thoelke, Berlin DE
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20130263079 | COMPUTER-AIDED METHOD FOR PRODUCING A SOFTWARE-BASED ANALYSIS MODULE - The invention relates to a computer-assisted method for generating a software-based analysis module for analysis of electronic raw data representing a detected stimulus response of a test subject in a test project. The method comprises the following steps: supplying logic data representing a user-defined calculation logic in an application software implemented on a computer unit, supplying project data representing a user-defined project definition with a structured order of project entities of the test project in the application software, generating product setup parameter data by assigning the user-defined calculation logic to the project entities in the assignment of the logic data to the project data, and the project setup parameters for the project entities of the test project are derived therefrom, the project setup parameter data for a data output are supplied via a user interface and the assigned user entries are detected for a portion of the project setup parameter data, and an analysis module is generated in accordance with the logic data, the project data and the project setup parameter data, which are configured to receive electronic raw data representing a detected stimulus response of a test subject and to process said electronic raw data for analyzing the response of the test subject. | 10-03-2013 |
Andreas Thoelke, Paderborn DE
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20140317247 | COMPUTER SYSTEM, METHOD FOR STARTING A SERVER COMPUTER, SERVER COMPUTER, MANAGEMENT STATION, AND USE - A computer system includes a server computer including a processor, a main memory and a system management chip, a management station that manages server profiles and selects a server profile from server profiles and associates it with the server computer, and at least one data network via which the server computer and the management station are coupled to interchange data, wherein the system management chip of the server computer is set so that, when the system management chip activates, it sends an inquiry regarding a server profile associated by the management station to the management station, so that, if a management connection can be set to the management station, it configures a component of the server computer by using a network identifier transmitted by the management station, and to otherwise prevent starting of the server computer with a network identifier transmitted by the management station previously. | 10-23-2014 |
Andrew Thoelke, Herts GB
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20090024825 | Real Time Paged Computing Device and Method of Operation - A component of a computing device, such as the kernel of an operating system, is arranged to identify real time processes running on the device and transparently lock the memory owned by such processes to avoid them being paged out. The kernel is also able to inspect all inter-process communications originated by the real time threads running in such processes, in order to ascertain what other processes they invoke, and, if they have the potential to block a real time operation, the kernel is arranged to lock the areas of memory these processes reference. This procedure operates recursively, and ensures that page faults which might affect the operation of any real time process do not occur. | 01-22-2009 |
20090100429 | Dual Mode Operating System For A Computing Device - A computing device which runs non-pageable real time and pageable non-real time processes is provided with non-pageable real time and pageable non-real time versions of operating system services where the necessity to page in memory would block a real-time thread of execution. In one embodiment, a real time operating system service has all its code and data locked, and only supports clients that similarly have their code and data locked. This ensures that such a service will not block due to a page fault caused by client memory being unavailable. A non-real time operating system service does not have its data locked and supports clients whose memory can be paged out. In a preferred embodiment servers which are required to provide real time behaviour are multithreaded and arrange for requests from real time and non-real time clients to be serviced in different threads. | 04-16-2009 |