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Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

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Konica Minolta, Inc.

Japan Display Inc.

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Netherlands B.v.

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

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Hitachi, Ltd.

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Kao Corporation

Sony Group Corporation

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Hiroshi Ikeda

Nobuyasu Kanekawa

Yukio Nishimura

Hiroyuki Hamasaki

Hiroshi Matsumoto

Akihiro Yamamoto

Yoji Kawamoto

Hiromitsu Nakashima

Shigeru Matsuo

Yuzuru Hosoe

Tatsumi Ito

Toru Kimura

Yoichi Katsumoto

Tsutomu Shimokawa

Hiroyuki Ishii

Koji Noguchi

Toshio Miyazawa

Yoji Nishio

Koichi Abe

Yasushi Takahashi

Mitsuhiro Nakamura

Hiroshi Yamaguchi

Mitsuaki Katagiri

Hideaki Takahashi

Eiichi Kobayashi

Chihiro Tanaka

Masashi Saito

Nobukazu Suzuki

Junichi Takahashi

Hisashi Shiota

Tomoki Nagai

Wen Zheng Li

Yasuhito Miyata

Seiji Funaba

Masayoshi Kumagai

Tatsuya Hinoue

Manabu Sasamoto

Tatsuya Nagata

Shuichi Nakagawa

Yoshio Takahashi

Ichiro Tamai

Tomoo Yamamoto

Masahiro Yoshida

Isao Nishimura

Masafumi Watanabe

Daisuke Yamada

Makoto Danjyo

Fumiaki Ota

Masaru Setoguchi

Manabu Koike

Hideaki Kido

Kazuaki Terashima

Hiroki Nakagawa

Makoto Fujii

Takashi Chiba

Taizou Oonishi

Kazunori Nishinoue

Tomohiro Utaka

Miho Yamano

Naozumi Morino

Tetsuro Ochi

Hiroaki Nemoto

Gouji Wakamatsu

Nobuhiro Kinoshita

Takayuki Tsuji

Masanori Nagoshi

Kazuya Takahashi

Toru Hayashi

Toshikazu Ishikawa

Eiji Yoneda

Takao Ono

Yoshiki Kawaoka

Takashi Kikuchi

Shigeo Morimoto

Yoshihiro Kobayashi

Masafumi Yamamoto

Hiroya Shimizu

Tomohiko Sato

Yong Wang

Takayuki Ichihara

Motomasa Futagami

Toru Kaneko

Yutaka Okamoto

Yuji Kikuchi

Atsushi Noguchi

Naosuke Furutani

Takayuki Takimoto

Seiichiro Tsukui

Makoto Sugiura

Yohsuke Fukuchi

Yoshiko Shiimori

Sadayuki Okuma

Masahiro Toyama

Fumiko Akagi

Motoyuki Shima

Akira Utagawa

Osamu Ishige

Shinya Yoshida

Nobuji Matsumura

An electronic musical instrument includes: a plurality of keys that include at least first keys corresponding to a first pitch range and second keys corresponding to a second pitch range; and at least one processor, configured to perform the following: causing a syllable position in a phrase that is digitally synthesized for output not to be advanced no matter how the second keys in the second pitch range are operated while a key operation in the first pitch range is being continuously maintained; and causing the syllable position to advance every time a key operation in the second pitch range is performed while none of the first keys in the first pitch range is being operated.

Electronic musical instrument, method, and storage medium

To provide a microchip that is easily handled. Provided is a microchip having a plate shape and including: a sample liquid inlet into which a sample liquid is introduced; a main flow path through which the sample liquid introduced from the sample liquid inlet flows; and a sorting flow path into which a target sample is sorted from the sample liquid, in which the sample liquid inlet and a terminal end of the sorting flow path are formed on a same side surface. Furthermore, a sample sorting kit including the microchip is also provided. Moreover, a microparticle sorting device on which the microchip is mounted is also provided.

Microchip, sample sorting kit, and microparticle sorting device

A second memory has n banks accessible in parallel, and stores pixel data. An input DMA controller respectively transfers the pixel data stored in the second memory to n multiply-accumulate units by using n input channels. A sequence controller controls the input DMA controller so as to cause a first input channel to transfer the pixel data in a first pixel space of the input bank to a first multiply-accumulate unit and cause a second input channel to transfer the pixel data in a second pixel space of the same input bank to a second multiply-accumulate unit.

Semiconductor device

A system obtains a measured temperature of a fixing unit that fixes an applied agent applied on a print medium to the print medium by heat and identifies a print job whose temperature to be set associated with a type of print media to be used is closest to the measured temperature among a plurality of print jobs that are saved in a first saving unit and are yet to be identified. The temperature to be set is a temperature associated with each type of printing medium as the temperature to be set in the fixing unit when fixing. In addition, a printing control unit executes printing of the plurality of print jobs so that among the plurality of print jobs, an identified first print job or a print job for which a same type of print medium as the first print job is to be used is processed first.

Image output apparatus using a measured temperature, image output method, and storage medium

An electronic musical instrument includes: a plurality of keys that include at least first keys corresponding to a first pitch range and second keys corresponding to a second pitch range; and at least one processor, configured to perform the following: in accordance with a key operation in the first pitch range, determining a syllable position contained in a phrase; and in accordance with a key operation in the second pitch rang, instructing a sound production of a digitally synthesized sound corresponding to the determined syllable position.

A semiconductor device capable of preventing a sharp variation in current consumption in neural network processing is provided. A dummy circuit outputs dummy data to at least one or more of n number of MAC circuits and causes the at least one or more of n number of MAC circuits to perform a dummy calculation and to output dummy output data. An output-side DMA controller transfers pieces of normal output data from the n number of MAC circuits to a memory, by use of n number of channels, respectively, and does not transfer the dummy output data to the memory. In this semiconductor device, the at least one or more of n number of MAC circuits perform the dummy calculation in a period from a timing at which the output-side DMA controller ends data transfer to the memory to a timing at which the input-side DMA controller starts data transfer from the memory.

A semiconductor device capable of reducing power consumption is provided. A group controller detects a zero weight parameter having a zero value among 'n×m' weight parameters to be transferred to a weight parameter buffer. Then, when receiving the zero weight parameter as its input, the group controller exchanges the “n×m” weight parameters to be transferred to the weight parameter buffer so that all multiplication results of the “n” multipliers included in a target multiplier group that is one of the “m” multiplier groups are zero. The group controller controls the target multiplier group to be disabled, and exchanges the “n×m” pixel data to be transferred to the data input buffer, based on the exchange of the “n×m” weight parameters.

An electronic musical instrument outputs synthesized lyrics of a song based on lyric data in accordance with operations by a user. One or more processors in electronic musical instrument generate voice synthesis data for a lyric of the song based on the lyric data for the song at a timing at which said lyric is supposed to be outputted regardless of whether or not a user operation of the operating unit is detected at said timing; when the user operation of the operating unit is detected at said timing, cause voice sound synthesized based on the generated voice synthesis data to be outputted; and when the user operation of the operating unit is not detected at said timing, cause the voice sound synthesized based on the generated voice synthesis data not to be outputted.

Electronic musical instrument and control method for electronic musical instrument

Disposable kit for flow cytometer

In an electronic musical instrument that can output stored lyrics of a song in accordance with keyboard operations by a user, a processor determines whether a melody should be advanced or not while multiple keys of a keyboard are pressed by the user using prescribed criteria, if the processor determines that the melody should be advanced, the processor advances the lyric in response to the user's multiple key operation and if the processor determines that the melody should not be advanced, the processor does not advance the lyric in response to the user's multiple key operation.

Electronic musical instruments, method and storage media

An electronic musical instrument includes an operation unit that receives a user performance; and at least one processor. wherein the at least one processor performs the following: in accordance with a user operation specifying a chord on the operation unit, obtaining lyric data of a lyric and obtaining a plurality of pieces of waveform data respectively corresponding to a plurality of pitches indicated by the specified chord; inputting the obtained lyric data to a trained model that has been trained and learned singing voices of a singer so as to cause the trained model to output acoustic feature data in response thereto; synthesizing each of the plurality of pieces of waveform data with the acoustic feature data so as to generate a plurality of pieces of synthesized waveform data; and outputting a polyphonic synthesized singing voice based on the generated plurality of pieces of synthesized waveform data.

Electronic musical instrument, electronic musical instrument control method, and storage medium

In an electronic musical instrument that can output stored lyrics of a song in accordance with operations by a user, a processor determines whether a pedal is on or off, and if the pedal is off, the lyric is advanced in accordance with a user operation of a keyboard, and if the pedal is on, the lyric is not advanced in accordance with a user operation of a keyboard.

The semiconductor device includes an image signal processor, a scaler, and an ROI (Region of Interest) controller. The image signal processor executes image processing including demosaic processing and stores the image after the image processing in memory. The scaler reduces the capture image from the image sensor to generate a reduced entire image and causes the image signal processor to execute image processing on the reduced entire image. The ROI controller cuts out a partial region of the captured image from the image sensor to generate an ROI image and causes the image signal processor to execute image processing on the ROI image.

Semiconductor device and image processing system for processing regions of interest images

An electronic musical instrument includes at least one processor that, in accordance with a user operation on an operation unit, obtains lyric data and waveform data corresponding to a first tone color; inputs the obtained lyric data to a trained model so as to cause the trained model to output acoustic feature data in response thereto; generates waveform data corresponding to a singing voice of a singer and corresponding to a second tone color that is different from the first tone color, based on the acoustic feature data outputted from the trained model and the obtained waveform data corresponding to the first tone color; and outputs a singing voice based on the generated waveform data corresponding to the second tone color.

An electronic musical instrument includes: a memory that stores lyric data including lyrics for a plurality of timings, pitch data including pitches for said plurality of timings, and a trained model that has been trained and learned singing voice features of a singer; and at least one processor, wherein at each of said plurality of timings, the at least one processor: if the operation unit is not operated, obtains, from the trained model, a singing voice feature associated with a lyric indicated by the lyric data and a pitch indicated by the pitch data; if the operation unit is operated, obtains, from the trained model, a singing voice feature associated with the lyric indicated by the lyric data and a pitch indicated by the operation of the operation unit; and synthesizes and outputs singing voice data based on the obtained singing voice feature of the singer.

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