1. A device for controlling ignition timing of an internal combustion engine, comprising:
a knock sensor detecting for a plurality of times a magnitude of vibration occurring in said internal combustion engine; and
an operation unit connected to said knock sensor, wherein
said operation unit calculates a knock magnitude related to a magnitude of vibration due to knocking, in accordance with each said magnitude detected by said knock sensor,
said operation unit controls ignition timing of said internal combustion engine, based on a result of comparison between said knock magnitude and a predetermined first determination value,
said operation unit calculates a median value and a standard deviation of said magnitudes detected by said knock sensor, and
said operation unit corrects said first determination value so that degree of ignition timing being retarded becomes greater when a second determination value calculated by adding a product of said standard deviation and a predetermined coefficient to said median value is greater than said first determination value.
2. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 1, wherein
said operation unit further calculates a third determination value greater than said first determination value, based on said first determination value,
when said second determination value is greater than said first determination value since said second determination value is greater than said third determination value, said operation unit corrects said first determination value so that the degree of the ignition timing being retarded becomes greater.
3. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 2, wherein
said operation unit calculates said third determination value by multiplying said first determination value by a predetermined value.
4. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 2, wherein
said operation unit calculates said third determination value by adding a predetermined value to said first determination value.
5. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 1, wherein
said operation unit controls the ignition timing to be retarded when said knock magnitude is greater than said first determination value, and
said operation unit corrects said first determination value so that said first determination value becomes smaller.
6. A method of controlling ignition timing of an internal combustion engine, comprising the steps of:
detecting for a plurality of times a magnitude of vibration occurring in said internal combustion engine;
calculating a knock magnitude related to a magnitude of vibration due to knocking, in accordance with each said magnitude being detected;
controlling ignition timing of said internal combustion engine, based on a result of comparison between said knock magnitude and a predetermined first determination value;
calculating a median value and a standard deviation of said magnitudes being detected; and
correcting said first determination value so that degree of ignition timing being retarded becomes greater when a second determination value calculated by adding a product of said standard deviation and a predetermined coefficient to said median value is greater than said first determination value.
7. The method of controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 6, further comprising a step of
calculating a third determination value greater than said first determination value, based on said first determination value, wherein
said step of correcting said first determination value includes a step of, when said second determination value is greater than said first determination value since said second determination value is greater than said third determination value, correcting said first determination value so that the degree of the ignition timing being retarded becomes greater.
8. The method of controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 7, wherein
said step of calculating said third determination value includes a step of calculating said third determination value by multiplying said first determination value by a predetermined value.
9. The method of controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 7, wherein
said step of calculating said third determination value includes a step of calculating said third determination value by adding a predetermined value to said first determination value.
10. The method of controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 6, wherein
said step of controlling the ignition timing of said internal combustion engine includes a step of controlling the ignition timing to be retarded when said knock magnitude is greater than said first determination value, and
said step of correcting said first determination value includes a step of correcting said first determination value so that said first determination value becomes smaller.
11. A device for controlling ignition timing of an internal combustion engine, comprising:
detecting means for detecting for a plurality of times a magnitude of vibration occurring in said internal combustion engine;
first calculating means for calculating a knock magnitude related to a magnitude of vibration due to knocking, in accordance with each said magnitude detected by said detecting means;
controlling means for controlling ignition timing of said internal combustion engine, based on a result of comparison between said knock magnitude and a predetermined first determination value;
second calculating means for calculating a median value and a standard deviation of said magnitudes detected by said detecting means; and
correcting means for correcting said first determination value so that degree of ignition timing being retarded by said controlling means becomes greater when a second determination value calculated by adding a product of said standard deviation and a predetermined coefficient to said median value is greater than said first determination value.
12. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 11, further comprising
third calculating means for calculating a third determination value greater than said first determination value, based on said first determination value, wherein
said correcting means includes means for, when said second determination value is greater than said first determination value since said second determination value is greater than said third determination value, correcting said first determination value so that the degree of the ignition timing being retarded by said controlling means becomes greater.
13. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 12, wherein
said third calculating means includes means for calculating said third determination value by multiplying said first determination value by a predetermined value.
14. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 12, wherein
said third calculating means includes means for calculating said third determination value by adding a predetermined value to said first determination value.
15. The device for controlling ignition timing of the internal combustion engine according to claim 11, wherein
said controlling means includes means for controlling the ignition timing to be retarded when said knock magnitude is greater than said first determination value, and
said correcting means includes means for correcting said first determination value so that said first determination value becomes smaller.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A system for generating a computer application on a host system in an arbitrary object framework that separates a content of said computer application, a form of said computer application, and a functionality of said computer application, said system including a computer comprising a processor and a memory operably coupled to said processor, said memory being configured for storing a computer program executable by said processor, said computer program comprising:
a first set of executable instructions for creating arbitrary objects with corresponding arbitrary names of content objects used in generating said content of said computer application, form objects used in defining said form of said computer application, and function objects used in executing said functionality of said computer application, each arbitrary object being separate from each other arbitrary object;
a second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects in an arbitrary object library; and
a third set of executable instructions for deploying said arbitrary objects from said arbitrary object library into a design framework to create said computer application.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein said computer application is a web site.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said various object types include a type selected from the group consisting of: text file pointers; binary file pointers; compiled executables; shell commands; remote procedure calls; global variables; cached executables; cached database queries; local variables; and local objects and global parent objects, wherein said local objects are capable of overriding said global parent objects, and wherein said local objects are capable of inheriting data from said global parent objects.
4. The system of claim 1, wherein the third set of executable instructions are for deploying arbitrary objects locally.
5. The system of claim 1, wherein the second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects further comprises executable instructions for revision tracking.
6. The system of claim 1, wherein the second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects further comprises executable instructions for using rollback.
7. The system of claim 1, wherein the second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects further comprises executable instructions for using signoff.
8. The system of claim 1, wherein the third set of executable instructions include instructions to access and deploy arbitrary objects into said design framework using said corresponding arbitrary names.
9. The system of claim 1, further comprising executable instructions for swapping an arbitrary object of one type with an arbitrary object of another type.
10. The system of claim 1, further comprising executable instructions for caching objects.
11. The system of claim 10, wherein the executable instructions for caching objects further comprises executable instructions for specifying some elements of an arbitrary object to be dynamic elements and specifying some elements of said arbitrary object to be static elements.
12. The system of claim 1, further comprising executable instructions for generating arbitrary objects in a programming language that is compatible and supported by said host system.
13. A system for generating a web site on a host system in an arbitrary object framework that separates a content of said web site, a form of said web site, and a functionality of said web site, said system including a computer comprising a processor and a memory operably coupled to said processor, said memory being configured for storing a computer program executable by said processor, said computer program comprising:
a first set of executable instructions for creating arbitrary objects with corresponding arbitrary names of content objects used in generating said content of said web site, form objects used in defining said form of said web site, and function objects used in executing said functionality of said web site, each arbitrary object being separate from each other arbitrary object;
a second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects in an arbitrary object library; and
a third set of executable instructions for deploying said arbitrary objects from said arbitrary object library to a container page to create said web site.
14. The system of claim 13, wherein each of said various object types include a type selected from the group consisting of: text file pointers; binary file pointers; compiled executables; shell commands; remote procedure calls; global variables; cached executables; cached database queries; local variables; and local objects and global parent objects, wherein said local objects are capable of overriding said global parent objects, and wherein said local objects are capable of inheriting data from said global parent objects.
15. The system of claim 13, wherein the third set of executable instructions are for deploying arbitrary objects locally.
16. The system of claim 13, wherein the second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects further comprises executable instructions for revision tracking.
17. The system of claim 13, wherein the second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects further comprises executable instructions for using rollback.
18. The system of claim 13, wherein the third set of executable instructions include instructions to access and deploy arbitrary objects into said design framework using said corresponding arbitrary names.
19. The system of claim 18, wherein the third set of executable instructions is capable of accessing and deploying the arbitrary objects into said container page using said corresponding arbitrary names.
20. A system for generating a computer application on a host system in an arbitrary object framework that separates a content of said computer application, a form of said computer application, and a functionality of said computer application, said system including a computer comprising a processor and a memory operably coupled to said processor, said memory being configured for storing a computer program executable by said processor, said computer program comprising:
a first set of executable instructions for creating arbitrary objects with corresponding arbitrary names of content objects used in generating said content of said computer application, form objects used in defining said form of said computer application, and function objects used in executing said functionality of said computer application, each arbitrary object being callable by name only, each arbitrary object being independently modifiable without corresponding modifications being made to any other arbitrary object, and each arbitrary object further being interchangeable with other arbitrary objects;
a second set of executable instructions for managing said arbitrary objects in an arbitrary object library; and
a third set of executable instructions for deploying said arbitrary objects from said arbitrary object library into a design framework to create said computer application.