Fujitsu Corporation

Hisayoshi Hayasaka

Misao Kikuchi

Yasushi Kitagawa

Tadayuki Tahara

Kiyotaka Yago

Yoshinori Saito

Kenji Suzuki

Yutaka Katsuyama

Kenji Noma

Masayuki Kimura

Yoshiyuki Sakurai

Kenji Kawasaki

Hirotomo Aso

Kunimasa Imasono

Makoto Urano

Shin'ichiro Ohmachi

Shuji Oba

Makiko Furuno

Masura Watanabe

A network service system capable of providing economical services comprises a plurality of host computers connected to a network for providing services through the network and an information processing terminal connected to the network. The information processing terminal identifies a service identifier, provided in a storage medium for network service, for identifying a type of a network service when the storage medium is attached, connects the line to the host computer which corresponds to the identified service identifier and receives the network service from the line-connected host computer.

Game machine having a communication terminal for playing games over a

After an opponent is determined by a search made in a communication character service, there may be effected transition to an action game service under control of the host computer, or a fight may be performed between terminal apparatuses that directly communicate with each other with temporary disconnection to the host computer. By preparing morphing intermediate moving images, the transition from communication character service to the action game service can be effected without causing an incongruous feeling.

Network game system having communication characters for conversation

This invention relates to a data conversion system utilizing a cell comprising: a shift register supplied with a plurality of data for sequentially shifting the data; a memory, supplied with data in a certain area of the shift register as addresses, storing data for outputting a predetermined value when data in the certain area are in a pattern to determine the value of the center dot of the area, or for outputting an instruction signal for determining the value of the center dot according to dot data outside of the certain area when data in the certain area are not in a pattern to determine the value of the center dot of the area; and an operation unit for selecting and outputting said predetermined value from said memory when no instruction signal is supplied from the memory and for outputting the value of the center dot by determining it from data outside the certain area per the instruction signal.

Data conversion system for line-narrowing a pattern

Network service system and communication unit for game machine and game

A data processing system including a normalizing unit for receiving a part of a plurality of pixels in a one-pixel column of image data in parallel and for magnifying or contracting the data in the vertical direction in the one pixel-column, and a transposing unit for transposing image data magnified or contracted in one direction obtained from the normalizing unit and for reprinting the transposed data to the normalizing unit. This invention is applicable to data processing by character recognition devices for reading characters of different sizes.

Data processing system

This invention pertains to a data processing system for pattern recognition by sorting the scores of the candidate patterns by their feature vectors per an associative matching method. It aims first at determining feature vectors at a high speed even if a recognition device obtains dictionary data in dot units, second at determining scores by an association conformance recognition device, and third at sorting inputted data from the highest score at a high speed. The feature of this invention resides in a data processing device that incorporates a first memory for memorizing stroke information for patterns supplied in dot units; a first address generator for generating first addresses for specifying the positions at which the stroke information is memorized; a second memory for memorizing weight data for the stroke information; a second address generator for generating second addresses for reading stroke information memorized in the first memory and third addresses for reading, from the second memory, the weight data corresponding to the stroke information read by the second addresses; accumulators of the number of the stroke directions supplied with weight data outputted from the second memory; and a decoder for decoding the stroke information memorized in the first memory and for accumulating weights for the respective stroke directions to enable the accumulators per the decoding result.

Pattern recognition data processing device using an associative matching

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Sendai, Japan

Hisayoshi Hayasaka