Mismatch violation

This test bench prints all mismatch violations that occur. 

Motivational campaigns are one way of dealing with routine violations (see Section 2.5.1.1). They are not directly applicable to those human errors which are caused by design errors and mismatches between the human and the task. These categories of errors will be discussed in more detail in later sections. 

Silent Deviations is a term used by several companies in the oil and gas industry to describe the mismatch between procedures and actual work practices (Tinmannsvik 2008). It points to a constant conflict between getting the job done and compliance with procedures and is an expression of how routine violations of written procedures tacitly become accepted practice. Reason (1997) uses the term necessary violations , where operators find a balance between procedures and knowledge based problem solving in order to minimize workload. 

In general, DC assumes a connection class of default for all ports. ASIC vendors sometimes provide a connection class attribute on the clock pins of flip flops. DC, during compile, ensures that if the output of a cell is connected to the clock pin of a flop which has a specific connection class attached to it, the tool requires that the output pin of the cell have the same connection class. It is possible that in this case, the clock pin does have a specific connection class and the port connected to it has a default connection class. Hence, class violations are reported. This error can also occur if you have instantiated your clock buffers with connection class mismatches and placed a donMouch network on the clock. 

The incorrect depth estimates have various sources. The largest errors in monocular reconstruction are induced by pitching and rolling of the vehicle. Additionally, uneven surfaces violate the flat world assumption and induce further mismatches. Smaller but perceivable errors are induced by the simplification of plane vehicle structures (see Fig. 8). 

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