Calibration
public class Calibration : ObservableObject
The calibration class provides Publisher
and functions to perform a calibration of Skyle.
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A reference to the current client, which represents the gRPC connection. This is automatically updated by
ET
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Swift
internal var client: Skyle_SkyleClient?
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Internal empty constructor
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internal init()
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internal init(_ client: Skyle_SkyleClient?)
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
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public struct Points
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The
type
property exposes aPublisher
which indicates the type of calibration. Currently not actively used. Should be set to either value inET.Calibration.Points
Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var type: [Int] { get set }
-
The
state
property exposes aPublisher
which indicates the state of the calibration.Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var state: States { get set }
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The
control
property exposes aPublisher
which holds the control messages fot the calibration. This can be used to send a control message to the calibration to abort the calibration for example. SeeCalibration.stop()
.Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var control: Skyle_calibControlMessages? { get set }
-
The
point
property exposes aPublisher
which indicates the calibration point as coordinates on the screen.Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var point: Point { get set }
-
The
currentPoint
property exposes aPublisher
which indicates the calibration point count (0, 1, 2, 3, …).Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var currentPoint: Int { get set }
-
The
quality
property exposes aPublisher
which indicates the overall quality of the calibration.Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var quality: Double { get set }
-
The
qualities
property exposes aPublisher
which indicates the quality of each point of the calibration.Declaration
Swift
@Published private(set) public var qualities: [Double] { get set }
-
Simple cleanup by killing the calibration gRPC call.
Declaration
Swift
deinit
-
Starts a calibration asyncronously, updating the
state
,point
,currentPoint
,quality
andqualities
properties.Declaration
Parameters
points
Amount of calibration points. Pass one of
ET.Calibration.Points
.stopHID
Tells Skyle to stop HID (Mouse positioning updates) during the calibration. Resets after the calibration has finished.
recalibrate
Tells the calibration to keep the connection open after the calibration has finished to perform a possible recalibration of certain points.
width
Screen width in pixels.
height
Screen height in pixels.
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The width in pixels of the iPad Pro 12,9
Declaration
Swift
public static let width: Int32
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The height in pixels of the iPad Pro 12,9
Declaration
Swift
public static let height: Int32
-
Calculates the x position in pixel of a calibration point by providing a value from
Points.<Value>
and the width of the screen in pixel.Declaration
Swift
public static func calcX(_ id: Int, _ width: Float) -> Float
-
Calculates the y position in pixel of a calibration point by providing a value from
Points.<Value>
and the width and height of the screen in pixel.Declaration
Swift
public static func calcY(_ id: Int, width: Float, height: Float) -> Float
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func fakeCalibration(points: [Int] = Points.Nine)


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The Citrus County Chronicle reports people are cancelling trips to Citrus County and the repercussions are being felt as far abroad as London, England.
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Today I spoke with Todd Bishop, a reporter from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer ("the Seattle PI"). He was interested in my spout entries about my initial experiences with Microsoft, specifically the BillG ThinkWeek stuff. He called last week, but I didn't call him back right away. Instead, I asked my grandboss (my boss was out on vacation) what I should do. I remember during NEO that MS has very clear instructions about when to talk to the press, i.e. never. Of course, some folks at MS talk with the press, but unless it's specifically part of your job, you're supposed to refer the press to other folks more trained in the ways of the wily reporter trying to get the dirt on MS.
So, when Todd called and I hadn't yet made my millions on MS stock options (any day now... : ), I thought I'd ask around first before making any career limiting moves. That was early last week. It wasn't 'til today that I got the approval to give the interview. In fact, I'm pretty the MS marketing guy checking on what Todd was up to had a longer conversation than I did. Here's pretty much the entire conversation (paraphrased from imperfect human memory):
Todd: "Thanks for getting back to me, Chris. I'm glad you went though official channels. That tends to make things go easier."
I thought that was strange. If I was a reporter, I'd want to track down the defenseless MS employee when they were least expecting it. That's what I figured Todd was up to when he called my direct MS line w/o any introductions. Luckily, I work from home in PDX. Bwa ha ha ha ha!
Chris: "No problem, Todd. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. They were clear my first day at MS not to talk to the press unless explicitly instructed and I'm new."
Todd: "Did you get the list of things I'm after? I've already written the story; I just want to check some facts."
Oh sure, I thought. This is Todd buttering Chris like toast...
Chris: "Yes. What can I tell you?"
Todd: "You spell your last name S-E-L-L-S?"
Chris: "Yes."
Todd: "What's your position at Microsoft?"
Chris: detailed explanation of MSDN, DevCenters (including their need in the world) and how I'm doing the Longhorn DevCenter.
Todd: "Can I just say you're an MSDN Content Strategist?"
Chris: "Sure."
So now the reporter's got me giving him more info than he actually wants. I'm in trouble...
Todd: "And your blog is http://www.sellsbrothers.com/spout?"
Chris: long explanation about how I organize my site, how the Spout is just the editorial section and that I announce everything from all sections on my home page.
Todd: "Oh. So your blog is just http://www.sellsbrothers.com. I'll correct that. Thanks. That's all I need."
Chris: "Really? I expected to be grilled."
Todd: "Well, you're lucky you waited. If you'd have called last week, I'd have really hammered you."
Aha! He's just lulling me into a false sense of security for next time! : )
[ed: Apparently Robert Scoble took the brunt...]


--- title: The mean and the median weight: 4 ---
The arithmetic mean, in other words the average, is the most commonly used measure of central tendency. Even without realising it we often calculate the mean, for example we use the mean to calculate how much energy we are using per month.
We all know how to calculate the mean, by diving the sum of all observations by the total number of observations. Let’s try to do that in R. First, we need to calculate the sum of all observations. We can do that in R by using the sum()
function:
load("EVS_UK.RData")
sum(EVS_UK$v198,na.rm=TRUE) # na.rm deletes all cases with missing values before calculating the variance
## [1] 11643
the next step will be to divide by the total number of all observation. We do so by using the length()
function:
length(EVS_UK$v198)
## [1] 1788
Since our overall goal is to calculate the mean we could do so by dividing the sum of all observations by the total number of observations:
sum(EVS_UK$v198,na.rm=TRUE) / length(EVS_UK$v198)
## [1] 6.511745
As you may already know by now R has some build-in (base) functions that are there to make everything easier for us. In this case, when you want to calculate the mean you simply use the mean()
function. Additionally, you may calculate the median by using the median()
function.
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.NET Standard 1.3 implementation of the Noise Protocol Framework (revision 33 of the spec). It features:
- AESGCM and ChaChaPoly ciphers
- Curve25519 Diffie-Hellman function
- SHA256, SHA512, BLAKE2s, and BLAKE2b hash functions
- Support for multiple pre-shared symmetric keys
- All known one-way and interactive patterns from the specification
- XXfallback handshake pattern
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- Include the Noise namespace.
using Noise;
- Choose the handshake pattern and cryptographic functions.
var protocol = new Protocol(
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HashFunction.Blake2s,
PatternModifiers.Psk2
);
- Start the handshake by instantiating the protocol with the necessary parameters.
// s is communicated out-of-band
// psk is a 32-byte pre-shared symmetric key
var initiator = protocol.Create(
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rs: rs,
psks: new byte[][] { psk }
);
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initiator: false,
s: s,
psks: new byte[][] { psk }
);
- Send and receive messages.
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问题描述 :
A plane partition is a two-dimensional array of nonnegative integers ai,j (0<=i<n, 0<=j<m) that satisfies
1. 0<=ai,j<=p
2. ai,j>=ai,j+1
3. ai,j>=ai+1,j
1. 0<=ai,j<=p
2. ai,j>=ai,j+1
3. ai,j>=ai+1,j
In this problem, we add some additional constrains in the following form:
Given x, y, z, there exists some integer k (may be negative) such that ax+k,y+k=z+k.
Note: For i and j do not satisfy 0<=i<n and 0<=j<m, ai,j does not exist.
Count how many valid plane partitions are there.
输入:
First line, number of test cases, T.
Following are T test cases. For each test case, the first line contains four integers, n, m, p, t, where the last one is the number of additional constraints.
Following are t lines, each line contains three integers, x, y, z.
Following are T test cases. For each test case, the first line contains four integers, n, m, p, t, where the last one is the number of additional constraints.
Following are t lines, each line contains three integers, x, y, z.
T<=200
1<=n,m,p<=7
0<=x,y,z<=7
It’s possible that there is no valid plane partitions.
输出:
First line, number of test cases, T.
Following are T test cases. For each test case, the first line contains four integers, n, m, p, t, where the last one is the number of additional constraints.
Following are t lines, each line contains three integers, x, y, z.
Following are T test cases. For each test case, the first line contains four integers, n, m, p, t, where the last one is the number of additional constraints.
Following are t lines, each line contains three integers, x, y, z.
T<=200
1<=n,m,p<=7
0<=x,y,z<=7
It’s possible that there is no valid plane partitions.

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#include<cstdio> #include<cstring> #include<cmath> #include<algorithm> using namespace std; const int N = 60; int n, p, q, x[N], y[N]; double dist[N][N]; double cal(double dx,double dy){ return sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy); } bool done[N]; double d[N]; double solve(){ memset(done,0,sizeof(done)); double res = dist[p][q]; done[p]=done[q]=1; for(int i=1; i<=n; i++){ d[i] = min(dist[p][i], dist[q][i]); } for(int i=3; i<=n; i++){ int j=-1; for(int k=1; k<=n; k++){ if(done[k]) continue; if(j==-1 || d[k]<d[j]) j=k; } done[j]=1; res += d[j]; for(int k=1; k<=n; k++){ if(!done[k]) d[k] = min(d[k], dist[j][k]); } } return res; } int main(){ while(~scanf("%d", &n) && n){ scanf("%d %d", &p, &q); for(int i=1; i<=n; i++){ scanf("%d %d", x+i, y+i); for(int j=1; j<i; j++){ dist[i][j] = dist[j][i] = cal(x[i]-x[j], y[i]-y[j]); } dist[i][i]=0.0; } printf("%.2lf\n", solve()); } return 0; }
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by Steve WrightWith "new game reveals, release date announcements" and more.
The last PlayStation State of Play livestream for 2019 will air early Wednesday morning in Australia, PlayStation has confirmed.
The livestream will take place at 1am AEDT on Wednesday, 11 December and can be viewed on Twitch, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.
Sony has said the livestream will run for approximately 20 minutes and feature “new game reveals, release date announcements, new gameplay footage, PlayStation Worldwide Studios updates, and more. It was also confirmed we will not be getting any news about the PS5 during the last State of Play for the year.
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I was working for an aerospace company in the 1970s when someone got a copy of the original Adventure game (a simulated world the player explores, at that time purely text-based, with natural language) and installed it on our mainframe computer. For the next month my lunch hours, evenings and weekends, as well as normal work hours, were consumed with fighting the fierce green dragon and escaping from the twisty little passages. Finally, with a few hints about the plover's egg and dynamite, I had proudly earned all the points in the game.
My elation turned to terror as I realized it was time for my performance review. My boss was a stern man, who was more comfortable with machines than with people. He opened up a large computer printout containing a log of the hours each of his programmers spent on the mainframe computer. He said he noticed that recently I had been working evenings and weekends and that he admired that type of dedication in his employees. He gave me the maximum raise and told me to keep up the good work.
Ever since I've had a warm spot in my heart for adventure games. Years later, when I got my first home computer, I immediately started to write my own adventure game in 'C'. First came the tools, a simple dynamic database to keep track of the game state and pattern matching functions to search that database. Then came a natural language parser for the front end. Functions implemented the various rules of the game.
At around the same time I joined the Boston Computer Society and attended a lecture of the newly formed Artificial Intelligence group. The lecture was about Prolog. I was amazed--here was a language that included all of the tools needed for building adventure games and more.
It had a much richer dynamic database and more powerful pattern matcher than the one I had written, plus its syntax was rules, which are much more natural for coding the specification of the game. It had a built-in search engine and, to top it all off, had tools for natural language processing.
I learned Prolog from the classic Clocksin and Mellish text and started writing adventure games anew.
I went on to use Prolog for a number of expert system applications at my then current job, including a mainframe database performance tuning system and installation expert. This got others interested in the language and I began teaching it as well.
While the applications we were using Prolog for were serious and performed a key role in improving technical support for the growing company, I still found the adventure game to be an excellent showcase for teaching the language.
This book is the result of that work. It takes a pragmatic, rather than theoretical, approach to the language and is designed for programmers interested in adding this powerful language to their bag of tools.
I offer my thanks to Will Crowther and Don Woods for writing the first
(and in my opinion still the best) adventure game and to the Boston Computer
Society for testing the ideas in the book. Thanks also to Ray Reeves, who
speaks fluent Prolog, and Nancy Wilson, who speaks fluent English, for
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I am a connector, and I have connected many systems using these technologies...
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