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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 16, 2025
Filed:
Sep. 14, 2022
Ian Wilkins, Boulder, CO (US);
Farnaz Hajiahmadifoomani, Boulder, CO (US);
Ian Wilkins, Boulder, CO (US);
Farnaz Hajiahmadifoomani, Boulder, CO (US);
Ricoh Company, Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
Systems and methods are provided for validating an autoencoder for a printing system. In one embodiment, a system stores values associated with individual features at a printing system and further stores times indicating when the values were determined at the printing system. The system also operates an autoencoder to perform time-compression upon the values and the times. Validating the autoencoder includes: determining predictive powers of the individual features prior to time-compression via partial F tests, determining predictive powers of the individual features after time-compression via partial F tests, and determining differences between the predictive powers of the individual features before time-compression and the predictive powers of the individual features after time-compression. Depending upon differences in the predictive powers, a report is generated indicating validity or invalidity of the autoencoder.