PROVIDING CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES

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DATRON NEXT DATRON AG In den Gänsäckern 5 64367 Mühltal-Traisa Germany Providing continuing education classes, seminars, and training in the use of CNC machines, CAD/CAM software, and milling and engraving machines;Milling, engraving, metalwork on mechanical parts, casing, including back and front panels by means of drilling, milling, grinding, sawing, engraving work for third parties, milling and engraving works in prosthetic dentistry for third parties;Electric and electronic as well as programmable controllers and programmable logic controllers for numerically controlled machines; computers; computer monitors; software for data and measuring value acquisition and evaluation; software for CNC production technology, namely, CNC geometric, technological programming and simulation software; software for designing milling and engraving applications, alsoin the area of medical engineering and prosthetic dentistry milling and engraving; CNC machine interface software; CAD/CAM software for the use of CNC machines;IT services, namely, development, programming and implementation of computer software, as well as development of computer hardware, all relating to use for numerically controlled (CNC) machines; monitoring of computer systems in numerically controlled machines by remote access to ensure proper function; scientific and technological authentication in the field of milling and engraving equipment; quality control for others in the field of the use of CNC machines; rental and leasing of computer hardware and software relating to numerically controlled (CNC) machines; providing information and counselling related to the aforementioned services;
GTS THERAPEUTICS GTS Therapeutics 20964 Rootstown Terrace Ashburn VA 20147 Providing continuing education classes in the field of massage therapy;Pre-recorded DVDs featuring massage instruction;Massage therapy services;THERAPEUTICS;
N SEQUENCE CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY NATIONAL DENTEX 11601 Kew Gardens Avenue, Suite 200 Palm Beach Gardens FL 33410 Providing continuing education classes for dental professionals;Full service dental laboratory fabricating fixed and removable prosthetics;The mark consists of a blue globe with dark blue land forms on the globe fading from dark blue to light blue from top to bottom. Behind the globe in the background is a black rectangle outlined in light blue. To the right of the globe the wording CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY in blue lettering. To the left of the globe is the letter n in white and a blue vertical line to the right of the n. To the right of the line is the wording SEQUENCE in white which starts to overlap the globe starting with the 2nd letter E in SEQUENCE.;IN SEQUENCE CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY;The color(s) black, white, blue, dark blue and light blue is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY;
N SEQUENCE CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY Llop, Daniel R. 5420 Kietzke Ln, Ste. 205 Reno NV 89511 Providing continuing education classes for dental professionals;Full service dental laboratory fabricating fixed and removable prosthetics;The mark consists of a blue globe with dark blue land forms on the globe fading from dark blue to light blue from top to bottom. Behind the globe in the background is a black rectangle outlined in light blue. To the right of the globe the wording CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY in blue lettering. To the left of the globe is the letter n in white and a blue vertical line to the right of the n. To the right of the line is the wording SEQUENCE in white which starts to overlap the globe starting with the 2nd letter E in SEQUENCE.;IN SEQUENCE CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY;The color(s) black, white, blue, dark blue and light blue is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;CENTER FOR ADVANCED DENTISTRY;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention recites a method and computer program product for identifying one or more new pattern classes and incorporating the classes into a pattern recognition classifier as output classes. A plurality of input patterns determined not to be associated with any of a set of at least one represented output class by a pattern recognition classifier are rejected. The rejected pattern samples are then grouped into clusters according to the similarities between the pattern samples. Clusters that represent new pattern classes are identified via independent review. The classifier is then retrained to include the new pattern classes as output classes.