Lg Electronics Inc.

Lg Information & Communications, Ltd.

The Catholic University of Korea Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation

Sung-Ah Kim

Hong-Gi Ko

Seong-Ju Ahn

Hae Young Park

Da Young Shin

Kyoung In Jung

Kyung Euy Hong

Hak-Jae Shin

Chan Kee Park

A glaucoma progression prediction system and method for predicting the progression of glaucoma are described. The glaucoma progression prediction system comprises: an examination module provided to derive examination images captured of deep vessels of the eye; a measurement module for measuring the deep vessel density in the examination images; an analysis module for deriving the amount of change in the deep vessel density measured in the plurality of the examination images derived at certain intervals of time; and a determination module for determining the progression of glaucoma according to the amount of change in the deep vessel density.

Glaucoma progression prediction system and method

A method for reporting an activation status of an feature service such as termination conversion or termination rejection to a subscriber comprising the steps of activating a certain feature service using a feature code, and reporting the activation status of the feature service if a mobile station requests a location registration or a call origination is capable of reporting the activation status of the feature service to the subscriber at the preferable time or periodically using the service control point (SCP).

Method for reporting activation status of feature service in mobile communication system

The present invention relates to a method of managing application processor in a mobile communication HLR system. Also, an object of the present invention is to provide a processor management method for a mobile communication HLR system that performs an appropriate process by analyzing a state of an application processor when there is no response from the application processor with respect to a health check message. Another object of the present invention is to provide a processor management for a mobile communication HLR system that minimizes a system malfunction time due to an overload, when a state of an application processor is determined to be an overload state, by analyzing the overload to thereby obtain detailed information and performing an overload recovering function corresponding to the obtained information. Still another object of the present invention is to provide a processor management for a mobile communication HLR system that enables another system engaged with the mobile communication HLR system to efficiently manage an overload thereof by transmitting an overload message including overload information.

Processor management method of mobile communication home location register (HLR) system

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Sung-Ah Kim