The robot, one of at least three stationed in the store, can also conduct automatic market research, said Kaname Hayashi, deputy director of SoftBank's business development and management department, because it is able to accumulate data about what kind of products and content make people happy.
The NCR Corporation, the world's biggest maker of automated cash machines, raised its forecast for the year to as much as $1.15 a share because of an increase in demand for automatic tellers and research software.
Lerner notes that one of the most important government initiatives to encourage innovation was the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, which gave universities automatic title to research paid by the federal government.
EDUSCA was specially designed for automatic control education, research and operator training purposes.
Generating an unlimited number of questions should not be the only objective of the automatic question generation research.
The system may be used in the automatic assessment of research performance in public or private institutions.
Evaluation is an indispensable process in automatic question generation research so as to verify the quality of generated questions and to make them usable for real tests.
In the automatic personality recognition research literature, the datasets and features pointing at personalities show a large amount of diversity in terms of their data domains.
For any number of scientists and philosophers so-called out-of-body experiences (such as the now famous reports of a near-death experience) are considered off-limits, with automatic denigration of research that might validate them.
In describing automatic word correction research, Kukich enumerated three problem areas: (1) non-word error detection; (2) isolated-word error correction; and (3) context-dependent word correction [ 8].
However, this has not led to the automatic translation of research evidence into policy-making [ 4, 12- 14]; often these interventions are not implemented or are discarded in favour of unproven interventions.
