PDFBox - PDF Highlighting
Highlighting text in a PDF
There are cases when you might want to highlight text in a PDF document. For example, if the PDF is the result of a search request you might want to highlight the word in the resulting PDF document. There are several ways this can be achieved, each method varying in complexity and flexibility.
1. Use the 'search' open parameter
Acrobat supports passing is various parameters that tell it what to do once the PDF is open.
See PDF Open Parameters for
documentation on all the open parameters. One of the parameters is the 'search' parameter, this will automatically run the search
functionality inside of Acrobat once the PDF is open. For example: http://www.pdfbox.org/userguide/text_extraction.pdf#search="check"
2. Generate a highlight XML document
Acrobat also allows you to tell it to highlight specific words in the PDF document. It does this by passing an XML document to
Acrobat when opening the PDF.
See the PDF Highlight File Format
for more detailed documentation.
Basically the document allows you to tell it the characters to highlight in the PDF by using character
offsets on a page. As this is just an XML document, there are many ways you could create it but PDFBox does have a utility to make it
easier. Take a look at the javadoc for the PDFHighlighter class. This will
allow you specify a set of words that you want have highlighted and generate the XML document for you.
PDFBox also ships with a complete
web application example of using this class, take a look at the pdfbox.war directory in your PDFBox installation.
You pass the xml to acrobat through a URL (or command line) parameter like this:
http://www.pdfbox.org/userguide/text_extraction.pdf#xml=http://www.pdfbox.org/highlight.xml
http://www.pdfbox.org/userguide/text_extraction.pdf#xml=highlight.xml will not work
http://www.pdfbox.org/userguide/text_extraction.pdf#xml=http://www.pdfbox.org/highlight.xml is correct!
The one drawback to this solution is that you must parse the PDF and then generate an XML document, which is a time consuming operation.
3. Alter pdf contents to highlight specific text
Using PDFBox it is possible to regenerate the appearance stream to add highlighting to specific areas. While this is possible,
it will require recreating a new PDF for every search request. There is nothing prebuilt in PDFBox to do this automatically for you
and will require a significant coding effort.
You would need to
- Find all locations of the text, determine x/y coordinates, width/height
- Regenerate the PDF appearance stream and draw a highlighted box behind the text. Yellow would be easiest, if you want an inverted black/white, then you would need to change the color of the text to be white and draw a black box.
- Stream the PDF back to the user


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Looking to transfer your child from where he is currently schooling or looking for a new school? ESM offers a list of high performing schools that meet the excellence standards for success for your child. The following list of schools has been verified by our team of counselors and academic experts and found to be suitable for your educational needs. There are contact details that you can use in contacting the schools’ administrators.


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Adaptive Techniques for Multiuser
OFDM
PhD. Exit Seminar
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Eric Lawrey |
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Supervisor: A Prof C. J. Kikkert |
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Presented 26th June 2001 |
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At James Cook University, |
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Townsville, Australia |
Overview
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Future of wireless communications |
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Overview of OFDM |
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Radio Propagation |
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Summary |
Topics Covered in Thesis
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Overview of OFDM |
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Future of communication systems |
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OFDM generation |
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Effect of bandlimiting |
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Effect of AWGN |
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Effect of Distortion |
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Time Synchronisation |
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Frequency Synchronisation |
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Radio Propagation |
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Frequency Space Fading measurements |
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Rate of change of Radio Channels |
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Multiuser OFDM |
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Adaptive Bandwidth |
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Tracking Rate Analysis |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Crest Factor Minimisation |
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Minimisation of Data OFDM symbols |
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Minimisation of pilot symbols, using
Genetic Algorithms |
Future of Communications
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Third Generation Systems |
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Large Scale Roll Out in 2003 |
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144 kbps - 2 Mbps |
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Uses Direct Sequence Code Division
Multiple Access (DS-CDMA) |
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Fourth Generation Systems |
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Introduced around 2010-2012 |
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2 Mbps – 20 Mbps |
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Likely to use OFDM modulation, and
smart antennas |
Current OFDM systems
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Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) |
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In service 1996 |
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Transmits 6-10 CD quality audio
channels |
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1.5 MHz bandwidth |
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192 - 1536 carriers depending on
frequency |
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Operates from 0.1-3 GHz |
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Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) |
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Introduced in Europe and Australia |
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Transmits MPEG-2 compressed video (same
format as used for DVD players) |
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Handles up to 31 Mbps |
OFDM systems, Hiperlan/2
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Wireless Local Area Network standard |
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Standard finalised Jan 2001, products
available Early 2002 |
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Operates at 5.2 GHz |
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Allows up to 54 Mbps in a 20 MHz
channel |
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Uses 48 data carriers |
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Allows bit rate adaptation based of
channel conditions |
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Uses BPSK, QPSK, 16 QAM and 64 QAM |
OFDM
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Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing |
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Data is transmitted over many narrow
bandwidth carriers |
5 carrier OFDM signal
OFDM Transceiver
Inverse Fourier Transform
Subcarrier Modulation
Function of Guard Period
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Subcarrier amplitude and phase is
constant over the symbol period |
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If not the orthogonality of the signal
degrades |
Multipath Propagation
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The reflected signal travels an extra
distance and arrives later |
Function Guard Period
Properties of OFDM
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Advantages |
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Strong multipath tolerance |
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Each sub-carrier is independent |
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Spectrally Efficient |
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Square spectrum |
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Allows QAM and PSK subcarrier
modulation |
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Disadvantages |
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Sensitive to frequency errors
(ferror<1% of sub carrier spacing) |
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Requires linear amplification |
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Has a high peak to average power ratio
(9-12dB) |
Overview
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Future of wireless communications |
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Overview of OFDM |
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Radio Propagation |
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Summary |
Short Term Fading
Frequency Selective Fading
Experimental Setup
Measurement Locations
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Measurements were taken on 2nd
floor of ECE building at JCU |
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Frequency Response measured every 1 cm
over 2.4 m track |
Some of the Results
Some of the Results
Overview
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Future of wireless communications |
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Overview of OFDM |
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Radio Propagation |
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Summary |
Performance of Modulation
Schemes
Adaptive Modulation
Simulated Channel SNR for –8
dBm Tx. Power
Adaptive Modulation
Bit errors for Adaptive
Modulation
Location of bit errors for
fixed QPSK
Adaptive Modulation
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Advantages |
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Ensures optimal matching loading of
data |
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Greatly reduces BER (2,000 x) |
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Reduces need for Forward Error
Correction |
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Reduces the required link margin by
12-16 dB |
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Disadvantages |
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Requires tracking of the radio channel
(200-1000 times/sec) (This is achievable) |
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Requires low delay two-way
communications |
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Mistakes in reallocation could cause
problems |
Overview
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Future of wireless communications |
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Overview of OFDM |
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Radio Propagation |
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Summary |
Every user has a different
multipath response
Fixed Frequency Allocation
Fixed Frequency Allocation
Modulation at each frequency
Problems with fixed
modulation
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Some users have insufficient power to
support full bandwidth |
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Doesn’t utilise peaks in the frequency
response |
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Allocates nulls |
Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Clashes in frequency
allocation
Adaptive User Allocation
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Measure the channel response to each
user. |
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Allocate a bandwidth for each based on
the channel path loss. |
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Weak users can only support a small
bandwidth |
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Allocate worst path loss users first. |
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Allocate them subcarriers with the
highest SNR for that user. |
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Avoids the nulls in the spectrum |
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Continue until all users are allocated |
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Adaptive User Allocation
Modulation at each frequency
Adaptive User Allocation
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Advantages |
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Utilises Frequency Selective Fading to
increase received power |
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Average received signal power is
improved by 3-5 dB |
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Avoids nulls in the spectrum |
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Disadvantages |
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Requires complete knowledge of entire
system bandwidth to every user |
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Large information overhead, more than
adaptive modulation |
Overview
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Future of wireless communications |
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Overview of OFDM |
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Radio Propagation |
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Summary |
How can we overcome
shadowing?
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Increase transmission power |
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Use cellular system |
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Uses multiple frequencies |
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Requires handover |
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Increases complexity |
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Use Access Point Repeaters |
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Transmit and receive from multiple
locations, using simple repeaters. |
Access Point
Repeater
Configuration
Experimental Setup
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Access Point Repeaters simulated using
signal generators |
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Assuming no detrimental effects from
increased delay spread. |
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Compared the received signal power for
a single transmitter, and for two transmitters. |
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Performed in the Electrical and
Computer Engineering (ECE) Building
at James Cook University |
Measurement Locations
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Pathloss was measured at 235 locations. |
Measured Results
Pathloss Probability
Distribution Over Area of Building
Simulated path loss
distribution for multiple transmitters
Interference rejection with
APRs
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Effect of a moving interferer was
tested |
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Used shadow simulator developed,
implemented in Matlab® |
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Have two buildings |
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Top building is the test building |
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Interferer passes through bottom
building |
Signal to Interference with
1 APR
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The performance of a single antenna
base station was simulated |
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Average Spectral Efficiency of 3
bits/s/Hz |
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Average area of top building not
covered: 25% |
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Signal to Interference with
8 APRs
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8 APR spreads the energy evenly |
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Average Spectral Efficiency is doubled |
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Area of the building not covered is
close to 0% |
Spectral Efficiency of WLAN
with mobile interferer
Coverage of the WLAN
building, with mobile interferer of equal power
Summary
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Adaptive Modulation |
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Lowers the BER, and improves signal by
12-16 dB |
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Adaptive User Allocation |
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Improves signal quality by 3-5 dB in
multiuser system |
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Access Point Repeaters |
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Decreases path loss by 7-20 dB. |
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Improves interference tolerance |
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Overall Improvement: 20-40 dB, or
100-10,000 times transmission power efficiency |
Publications
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E. Lawrey, C. J. Kikkert, "Adaptive
Frequency Hopping for Multiuser OFDM", ICICS’99, Singapore, 1999. |
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E. Lawrey, C. J. Kikkert, "Peak to
average power ratio reduction of OFDM signals using peak reduction
carriers", ISSPA99, Brisbane, 1999. |
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E. Lawrey, "Multiuser OFDM", ISSPA99,
Brisbane, Aug. 1999, |
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E. Lawrey, C. J. Kikkert, "Maximising
Signal Strength inside Buildings for wireless LAN Systems using OFDM",
APMC 2000, Sydney, 2000. |
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E. Lawrey, C. J. Kikkert, "Maximising
Signal Strength for OFDM inside buildings", IEEE Transactions on
Microwave Theory and Techniques, Special Mini-issue from APMC 2000. |


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The cat (Felis catus) is a domestic species of small carnivorous mammal. It is the only domesticated species in the family Felidae and is often referred to as the domestic cat to distinguish it from the wild members of the family. A cat can either be a house cat, a farm cat or a feral cat; the latter ranges freely and avoids human contact. Domestic cats are valued by humans for companionship and their ability to hunt rodents. About 60 cat breeds are recognized by various cat registries.
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Like method, but indicates that the method is a static method.
New in version 0.4.
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Run a module as a script.
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Describes a Python bytecode instruction.
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Default values for optional arguments can be given (but if they contain commas, they will confuse the signature parser). Python 3-style argument annotations can also be given as well as return type annotations:
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Format the exception with a traceback.
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Format the exception with a traceback.
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JavaScript engine. A program or interpreter that understands and executes JavaScript code. Synonyms: JavaScript interpreter, JavaScript implementation. As examples we have: V8 in Chrome SpiderMonkey in Firefox and, Chakra in Edge


I am currently employed at Culver's and have been working there for about 3 months and this is my very first job. It is my very first job and I have been told many times throughout the little time that I have been working there, that I am a very good worker and that I am a very enjoyable person to talk to and work with.
I have a little bit of experience in programming before I got into Intro to Web Development at the career center I mainly have experience in HTML and CSS and now that I know some of that it is coming back to me during class and now I can begin to work on and perfect the way I code and perfect the way that it is used in the real world. Making my code easier to read and way more efficient.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 10-20
Of all our gammon recipes, this is a festive classic. The Hairy Bikers know this is a must-have for a Christmas party!
Place the gammon joint into a large lidded saucepan, cover with cold water and bring to the boil over a high heat. Drain the water from the saucepan, add fresh cold water, add the onions, carrots, celery, bay leaves and peppercorns and bring to the boil once more. Reduce the heat, cover with a lid and simmer the gammon and vegetables gently for 20 minutes per 500g/1lb 2oz. (If your pan is not quite large enough to cover the joint completely, turn the gammon over halfway through the cooking time.)
Remove the gammon from the water and set aside to cool for fifteen minutes. (The cooking liquid can be strained and reserved for making soup for another time.)
Pre-heat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6 and line a large roasting tin with aluminium foil.
 Score the fat in a diamond pattern, and push a clove into the centre of each 'X'.
Place the gammon into the foil-lined roasting tray, ensuring that the sides of the foil come half way up the joint to contain any roasting juices.
For the glaze, mix the honey and mustard together and brush half of it evenly over the gammon, including one side of the joint. Roast in the centre of the oven for ten minutes, then take the joint out and brush the top and remaining side with the rest of the glaze. Return the gammon to the oven for a further 10-15 minutes, rotating the roasting tin so that the opposite side of the gammon faces the back of the oven.
The gammon is ready when the fat on top is glossy and golden brown. Cover loosely with foil if the top begins to look too brown. Remove the gammon from the oven and set aside to rest for 15 minutes before carving.
Pour any juices that have collected in the aluminium foil into a small pan, and warm through gently.
Carve the gammon, serve on a large platter and spoon over the warmed juices .


On Aug. 19, almost every high school football team across the state will gear up for the first game of the 2022 season. For some, it will be their first on the high school field. For others, it will be one of their last.
However, every player and team has the same goal: dominate the conference and win a state championship. Athens High School is no different.
After a disappointing 3-7 finish last season, the Bulldogs are looking to turn a new page, although it will be difficult due to the similarity of their schedule to last season. The Bulldogs will play all the same opponents, just in different locations.
However, with a fresh, dedicated team, Athens may be able to kickstart its own “revenge tour.”
First stop on the tour is Philo in Duncan Falls, Ohio. When Athens played Philo at home in the season opener last year, it hoped for a sweet victory. Instead, Athens got a smack in the face and a 41-0 loss.
The Bulldogs had some decent offensive production against Philo last year, but weren’t able to put points on the board. With the help of returning offensive stars Luke Brandes and Landon Wheatley this year, they may have better luck.
After Philo, Athens will travel to Gallia Academy on Aug. 26. Athens also didn’t score against Gallia in 2021, losing 34-0.
The Bulldogs will play their first home game of the season on Sept. 2 against Marietta. However, they won’t be home for long. The Bulldogs will travel to Alexander High School on Sept. 9 for their first conference game of the season.
Playing against Alexander may be a confidence booster for the Bulldogs heading into conference play. Last season, they beat the Spartans 41-14. If they produce similar results, the win may help propel the Bulldogs through the rest of TVC-Ohio play.
Athens will play two consecutive home games against Vinton County on Sept. 16 and Logan on Sept. 23. Vinton County may be a challenge, as it has been strong contenders in the TVC-Ohio for the past few years.
Athens will play at Meigs on Sept. 30, before playing two more games at home against Wellston on Oct. 7 and River Valley on Oct. 14.
The Bulldogs final game of the regular season will take place against rival Nelsonville-York on Oct. 21. Last season, they took a tough 41-6 loss against the Buckeyes.
Although the Bulldogs will be focusing on each individual game, it's no doubt they’ll be thinking about this one all season. The rivalry is one that gets the players excited and it's a game they especially look forward to competing in.
Despite a very similar schedule to last year, this season will be about redemption for Athens.
Even though it had its struggles last season, Athens is hoping to only go up.


My Story
It was downtown Helena and Diane Ducello was our instructor. . Once Sue opened her own shop, Sue's Sewing Palace, I continued to shop there and .
http://www.pricklypearquilts.com/My-Story.html
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Sewing Palace Bernina in Helena, MT | 124 E Lyndale Ave, Helena ...
Sewing Palace Bernina in Helena, MT -- Map, Phone Number, Reviews, Photos and Video Profile for Helena Sewing Palace Bernina. Sewing Palace Bernina .
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Dealer Locator
Abbey Lane Vacuum & Sewing . Above & Beyond Sewing and Vacuum. 3987 East 120th Ave Thornton, CO 80241<PHONE_NUMBER>. Ace Sewing Center .
http://www.graceframe.com/site/dealer-locator
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Sewing and Crafts classes in your home in my local area, plus free sewing/crafts related projects, clipart,links, . Helena--Sue's Sewing Palace,Serging Classes .
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/sewclass/stuvw.html
Shop Hop - Eureka Montana Quilt Show
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Helena, MT: Sue's Sewing Palace Bernina. 1103 Helena Ave. Helena, MT 59601.<PHONE_NUMBER>. thePalace@SuesSewingPalace. com .
http://www.eurekaquiltshow.com/shophop.html
Art Supplies in Helena, MT - Yellow Pages Directory Inc.
Yellow Pages for Helena, mt. Art Supplies listings in Helena, Montana. . Business Listing Sue's Sewing Palace Bernina - Helena, MT - Phone: (406) 443- 5724 .
http://www.yellowpagesgoesgreen.org/Helena-MT/Art+Supplies
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The Sewing Palace Bernina
The Sewing Palace is located in the heart of Helena Montana. We are a full service quilting, sewing and fabric store. The Sewing Palace offers a full line swiss .
http://www.thesewingpalacebernina.com/
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Contact Us - The Sewing Palace Bernina
Contact Us. Please feel free to contact us with any questions, comments, or special requests you may have. Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>. Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>. Email .
http://www.thesewingpalacebernina.com/contact-us.htmClasses & Events - The Sewing Palace Bernina
Join us for our 1st Annual "Stuff My Stocking" Event. This is a 12 day gift giving promotion from December 3-14, 2012. We will have a new sewing gadget every .
http://www.thesewingpalacebernina.com/classes--events.htm
Shops | Vanilla House Designs
Lakeside Quilt Co. in Lakeside, Montana<PHONE_NUMBER>; Sue's Sewing Palace in Helena, Montana<PHONE_NUMBER>; Wonder Woman Quilts in Kalispell, .
http://www.vanillahousedesigns.com/shops/
Retailers in Montana - Classic Cottons
HAVRE, MT, 59501<PHONE_NUMBER>. SUE'S SEWING PALACE. 1103 HELENA AVENUE HELENA, MT, 59601<PHONE_NUMBER> www.suessewingpalace.com .
http://www.classiccottons.com/shoplocator.aspx?thestate=MT&name=Montana
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
United States Retail Stores | Favorite Things Pattern Designs
Alaska - Florida; Georgia - Kentucky; Louisianna - Montana; Nebraska - Ohio . More - Sidney; Silver Thimble - Bozeman; Sue's Sewing Palace - Helena .
http://www.favoritethings.net/order/retail_stores/usa
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Quilt Qua. Helping to Expand Your Creative Expression .
http://www.quiltqua.com/shops/MT/
Craft Supplies in Helena, MT - Yellow Pages Directory Inc.
Craft Supplies listings in Helena, Montana. Yellow Pages Directory Inc . Business Listing Sue's Sewing Palace Bernina - Helena, MT - Phone: (406) 443- 5724 .
http://www.yellowpagesgoesgreen.org/Helena-MT/Craft+Supplies
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414 Chestnut, Mt Shasta, CA 96067,<PHONE_NUMBER> . Kings Village Shopping Center - Retail, Judys Sewing Center 230 Mount Hermon Rd Ste . Ben Franklin 1111 Main St, Saint Helena, CA 94574,<PHONE_NUMBER> . Sues Sewing Palace .
http://www.a2zyp.com/Quilting+Materials+&+Supplies/
Olde City Quilts' Daily Blog
We encourage everyone to come out and see Sue's quilts. Especially . We also spent some time with my friends from The Sewing Palace in Helena Montana.
http://www.oldecityquilts.com/olde-city-qronicle.htm


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(profile, particle, p, t, y, fig)[source]¶ Create the basic plots to interrogate the solution for the particle path
Plots the basic state space variables for a solution of the particle trajectory.
- Parameters
- profileambient.Profile object
Ambient CTD data for the model simulation
- particleLagrangianParticle object
Object describing the properties and behavior of the particle.
- pModelParams object
Collection of model parameters passed to derivs.
- tndarray
Times (s) associated with the state space for the trajectory of the particle
- yndarray
State space along the trajectory of the particle. The state space includes the location (m), masses (kg) of the particle components, and the particle heat content (J). Each variable is contained in a separate column of y.
- figint
Figure number to place the first of the plots.
Notes
Creates three figure windows:
State space variables versus time
Particle diameter, shape, density, and temperature
Solubility, mass transfer, and surface area


Dinero Digital Concepts strives to set itself about from other firms by keep up with new design trends and give a cutting-edge look that will make your company stand out. With a wide arrange of looks and style we can design something for everyone. As the world is moving to mobile first applications, this site will fallow case and have mobile responsiveness for phones or tablets.
With the main splash page there will be the logo, background pic, short video, and mission statement about the company. All these elements will fade in with CSS animation. The video will be a 30 second video going over the mission statement and vision of my company. There will be written a written version the mission statement underneath the video along with the title of the section. At the bottom of this section there will be photo examples that are clickable and will blow up to bigger version of the image.
In the services section there will be a description off all the types of services we offer. From Graphic Design for print and digital use, Web Development and Design, Motion Graphics, and Video Mapping. Under the descriptions be photo examples that are clickable and will blow up to bigger version of the image. All of this fill fade-in with CSS on scroll
Next will be the past work section where I’ll have photos of my most recent work laid out in a grid that the user can click on to make image blow them bigger. All this fill fade-in with CSS on scroll.
After the past work gallery there will be a testimonial section. This section will fade in on scroll and feature some past clients and a comment about the company
My last section is a contact form, contact info and links to the company’s social media links. The form will allow user to send me a message regarding future project inquires, pricing and specific info need for them to make the decision to choose us for their digital art needs.
With this site we want to increase leads and market relations by focusing on content that highlights the design work that makes us stand out. I believe that with a left and right side of the brain page design, the user will enjoy the visit and get them to contact the company and use us for future projects.


DJ Paul Grabs Yelawolf, Seed Of 6ix & DJ Ease For "I'm So Juiced Up"
DJ Paul is back with some heat.
by Aron A.I'm So Juiced Up
DJ Paul Feat. Yelawolf, Seed Of 6ix & DJ Ease
Editor Rating: VERY HOTTTTT
User Rating: meh - 50% (2)
Whether or not we ever see a Three 6 Mafia reunion remains to be a mystery but in the meantime, the members are still dishing out a ton of solo music. DJ Paul has continued to flood the streets with new music while contributing as a producer for some of the biggest artists in the name. This weekend, he came through with a brand new single titled, "I'm So Juiced Up." DJ Paul calls on Yelawolf, Seed Of 6ix, and DJ Ease for some assistance on the track. With a heavy instrumental that's bound to electrify the clubs and the streets alike, he brings along Seed Of 6ix and Yelawolf on the track to deliver that muddy Southern sound.
Check out DJ Paul's new song below.
Quotable Lyrics
Brown bottle my true vice
Drunk drive on my way home
Dodgin' the police preyin' eyes
Let the sunshine on my blue chrome


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- Import Source
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Package redaxo\core
Packages summary
| redaxo\core\backend |
| redaxo\core\form |
| redaxo\core\login |
| redaxo\core\packages |
| redaxo\core\sql |
Classes summary
| rex | REX base class for core properties etc. |
| rex_api_function | This is a base class for all functions which a component may provide for public use. Those function will be called automatically by the core. Inside an api function you might check the preconditions which have to be met (permissions, etc.) and forward the call to an underlying service which does the actual job. |
| rex_api_result | Class representing the result of a api function call. |
| rex_autoload | REDAXO Autoloader. |
| rex_clang | Clang class. |
| rex_clang_perm | |
| rex_clang_service | |
| rex_config | Class for handling configurations. The configuration is persisted between requests. |
| rex_console_application | |
| rex_console_command | |
| rex_context | A generic implementiation of rex_context_provider. |
| rex_csrf_token | Class for generating and validating csrf tokens. |
| rex_dir | Class for handling directories. |
| rex_editor | |
| rex_error_handler | |
| rex_extension | Klasse die Einsprungpunkte zur Erweiterung der Kernfunktionalitaetet bietet. |
| rex_extension_point | Extension Point Class. |
| rex_file | Class for handling files. |
| rex_finder | Finder. |
| rex_formatter | String formatter class. |
| rex_fragment | |
| rex_i18n | Class for internationalization. |
| rex_list | Klasse zum erstellen von Listen. |
| rex_log_entry | Log entry class. |
| rex_log_file | Log file class. |
| rex_logger | Simple Logger class. |
| rex_markdown | Markdown parser. |
| rex_pager | The rex_pager-class implements all the logic which is necessary to implement some sort of pagination. |
| rex_path | Utility class to generate absolute paths. |
| rex_path_default_provider | Utility class to generate absolute paths. |
| rex_request | Class for getting the superglobals. |
| rex_response | HTTP1.1 Client Cache Features. |
| rex_select | |
| rex_socket | Class for sockets. |
| rex_socket_proxy | Class for sockets over a proxy. |
| rex_socket_response | Class for rex_socket responses. |
| rex_sortable_iterator | Sortable iterator. |
| rex_stream | Stream wrapper to include variables like files (php code will be evaluated). |
| rex_string | String utility class. |
| rex_system_report | |
| rex_system_setting | This class can be used to add settings to the system settings page. |
| rex_timer | Class to stop the script time. |
| rex_type | Class for var casting. |
| rex_url | Utility class to generate relative URLs. |
| rex_validator | Validator class. |
| rex_var | Abstract baseclass for REX_VARS. |
| rex_var_clang | REX_CLANG[id=x field=xzy]. |
| rex_var_config | REX_CONFIG[key=xzy]. |
| rex_var_dumper | |
| rex_var_property | REX_PROPERTY[key=xzy]. |
| rex_view |
Interfaces summary
| rex_context_provider_interface | Generic interface for classes which provide a complete rex-context. A rex-context consists of a set of parameters which may get passed using urls (via parameter) or forms (via hidden input fields). |
| rex_url_provider_interface | Generic interface for classes which provide urls. |
Traits summary
| rex_factory_trait | Factory trait. |
| rex_instance_list_pool_trait | Instance List Pool Trait. |
| rex_instance_pool_trait | Instance Pool Trait. |
| rex_singleton_trait | Trait for singletons. |
Exceptions summary
| rex_api_exception | Exception-Type to indicate exceptions in an api function. The messages of this exception will be displayed to the end-user. |
| rex_exception | |
| rex_functional_exception | Exception class for user-friendly error messages. |
| rex_http_exception | Exception class for http-status code handling. |
| rex_socket_exception | Socket exception. |
| rex_sql_exception | |
| rex_yaml_parse_exception | Exception class for yaml parse errors. |
Functions summary
| rex_cookie | |
| rex_delete_cache | Deletes the cache. |
| rex_env | |
| rex_escape | Escapes a variable. |
| rex_files | |
| rex_get | |
| rex_ini_get | |
| rex_post | |
| rex_request | |
| rex_request_method | |
| rex_server | |
| rex_session | |
| rex_set_session | |
| rex_unset_session |


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Hi, Buddy.
This is Kenny, a software engineer.
Want to be my friend?
Hi, Buddy, welcome. I'm Kenny Lv.
I'm a Freelance Web & UI Designer based in Louisville, KY. I also have major skills in branding, motion graphics, video, and print design.
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JS 30 Day 2
Live Demo
Day 2! Going strong. This one was fun and pretty straight forward to get up and running. I hope this does NOT become a running theme but again there were somethings that bothered me when I pushed for functionality. I tried my best to figure out a way to resolve the issues, in the end I was satisfied by finding an alternative approach.
The Task:
Day 2 was all about making a ticking clock. 1 Circle clock face, 3 hands, mix well and bake in the javascript oven for 10 minutes.
Thoughts:
Tricky things that happened in this episode (and was mentioned by Wes Bos in the video) was the second hand transition. When it approaches 12 to roll over and start again it sorta spasms out. I tried to remove the class and set a setTimeout in order to try and remedy this but it was still not performing the intended result. I finally found a site that had a different tutorial about making this with more so going on in the CSS department than javascript. Definitely worth checking out: CSSanimations.rocks This used something new to me called a Keyframe and set up really nicely some fluid animations for all 3 hands. If I were to do this all again in a pinch I would probably use the cssAnimations.rocks method. CSS always suprises me of how much it is actually capable of handling.
Some other features I added was a ticking sound if you click anywhere in the window. Which can be turned off with an additional click. I added some numbers to the clock face that I am not too crazy about. I was going to figure out how to add some points to the end of each hadn to give it an arrow or something. If I come back to this project I will probably do that. I did change all of the hand's dimenions to be more readable. I guess I should also mention that all of the background images I am using are from a lovely site called unsplash.com. Great free to use HD photos. Anyway, here is the javascript portion of the assignemnt.
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const secHand = document.querySelector('.secHand');
const minHand = document.querySelector('.minHand');
const hourHand = document.querySelector('.hourHand');
const tick = new Audio('resources/sounds/tick.wav');
let soundOn = false;
function soundToggle(){
if(soundOn){
soundOn = false;
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soundOn = true;
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}
function playTick(){
tick.currentTime = 0;
tick.play()
}
function toDegrees(time){
return((time / 60) * 360 + 90)
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function calcHours(hours){
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function setDate(){
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const seconds = now.getSeconds();
const minutes = now.getMinutes();
const hours = now.getHours();
secHand.style.transform = `rotate(${toDegrees(seconds)}deg)`;
minHand.style.transform = `rotate(${toDegrees(minutes)}deg)`;
hourHand.style.transform = `rotate(${calcHours(hours)}deg)`;
if(soundOn){
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}
}
setInterval(setDate, 1000);
window.addEventListener('click', soundToggle);
Finishing this one felt a lot better than day 1 in terms of a not so hacky solution. It was a fun project and I am looking forward to the next one. Here is the source to what I am rambling on about. day 2.


WeR4U is the major player offering single-point 'Land to Production' solutions for industrial start-ups and expansions.Going beyind turnkey, the all-inclusive array of our offerings includes everything right from conducting feasibility studies, acquiring a strategic industrial site everywhere in Maharastra or India, constructing units compliant to the required norms & standards, legalconsultancy and developing the required vendor base.
WeR4U boasts of its fleet of expert business associates creating an experience pool of 50+ years,strong networking and expertise in workable solutions.WeR4U can be your trusted partner to deliver a 'ready possession factory'!
WeR4U Industrial is the brainchild of Assent Group, a bussiness conglomerate with multiple cross-sectoral ventures since 2003 and the 'only offical information partner' for MIDC, Govt. of Maharastra for making the industrial directories of the state.
Mr.Rahul Amrutkar / WeR4U Industrial (Founder&CEO)


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Often referred to as the sales funnel, or buyer’s journey, the customer’s life cycle describes the successful pathway our customers take towards becoming satisfied, paying, long-term customers.
Using the customer life-cycle as a marketing framework gives us a unique edge in planning & assessing our marketing performance – we can identify friction points in which customers tend to churn, define the goals our marketing campaigns aim to accomplish, establish effective persona concerns and more.
Each of our campaigns and endeavors in social media, email, content marketing and ad-buying are part of the customer lifecycle and serve a specific purpose in pushing prospects further down the funnel.
We’re going to review three different frameworks for describing the customer lifecycle.
This framework describes how a potential customer, otherwise known as a lead or a prospect, might view us among our competition as well as all other content they consume.
At first, they become aware that we exist through our brand publicity efforts, such as ad-buying, posts on social media, advancing our position on search engines, and creating articles, images and videos.
At times you’ll see a stage called Familiarity as the next stage in which the lead will become familiar with our brand and product and recognize it from across the rest of the content that is directed at them.
Once they are aware of our solutions, they might consider us as a provider for solving their problem or requirement. This, of course, includes beta testing & free-trials.
In the next stage, the lead would purchase and use our product for the very first time.
After which they’ll come back & keep using it, hopefully, on a regular basis, leading to customer retention.
The now satisfied customer, would then recommend our product to acquaintances, bringing us fresh leads. This is the final stage which triggers a repeat of the previously mentioned customer retention process.
This is of course a funnel, as we progress down this funnel throughout the different stages– awareness, consideration, purchase, retention and advocacy, we’ll have less and less leads or customers than we had in the previous stage, In other words, each stage contains a percentage of its predecessor.
The inbound methodology describes, how we as digital marketers attempt to impact strangers into becoming paying customers.
Attracting strangers to visit our brand presence through social media, search engines, email and cold calls Converting visitors into giving us their details e.g full name, email, phone number; and turning them into leads Closing Leads into paying customers And delighting our customer-base into staying as well as referring more traffic to our service
So, an office chat regarding the customer lifecycle might look something like this:
“In the awareness stage we have an overall 23% click-through-rate (CTR) on our social and search presences. However, we’re noticing a lot of friction at the consideration stage. There’s a 75% bounce rate. Only 3% of our visitors are converting into leads but 67% of these leads end up purchasing our product.”
“So we’re bringing in a lot of prospects, most of which find our product immaterial. But those that do take interest are choosing us instead of our competitors two thirds of the time.”
“We need to refine our approach. It could be that the scope of our product or branding is too narrow and we should revise our marketing language or develop a larger features-set.”
“It might also be that our organic content is broader than our offering and people are mistaking our value for something else.”
“We should A/B test different solutions via email, social media, and on our website to find exactly what is causing our conversion problem.”
This is just an example of how the customer lifecycle is incorporated into the daily conversation of digital marketers. Don’t worry if you didn’t get all that, by the time you finish this course everything will be crystal clear.
So, the last two frameworks gave us a way to describe our efforts and our results at each stage of the customer lifecycle in a very broad manner. With pirate metrics, the data concerning each parameter is consistently tracked in order to intuitively identify points of friction, where potential customers will no longer be interested in our product.
Pirate metrics focuses on AARRR metrics
Acquisition: How do we get strangers to find us?
Activation: How do our visitors get to have a great first experience?
Retention: How do we get our users & visitors to keep coming back?
Referral: How do we get our users to tell others about us?
Revenue: How do we make money?
This is great for executives and analytics professionals to get the entire team to work together towards the same goals in an empiric or measurable way.
Acquisition includes metrics such as visits to homepage and landing-pages, bounce rate, visitor-session-time, number-pages-viewed-during-session and of course conversion rate.
Activation is measured by metrics such as registrations, feature usage, user session time, purchases and so on.
Retention metrics include number of sessions per user per day/week/month, interactions with our brand on social media, email open rate, feature adoption and more, Measured separately for Users and Visitors.
Revenue includes metrics such as customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, acquisitions per week or month, and more.
Referral is generally done via cohort analysis of users who referred registered users to our website, with the cohorts being how many users they referred, 1, 2, above 3, etc.
The chart below gives out an example of the AARRR framework at work:
| Stage | Metrics | Conversion Rate | Sample Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition | Visits (Homepage, Landing pages), Bounce Rate, Visitor-Session-Duration, Visitor-Pages-per-Session | 70% | 1013 Visitors |
| Activation | Signup, Feedback, Usage | 20% | 709 Visitors |
| Retention | Visits per day/week/month, email open rate, CTR | 45% | 141 Users / 432 Visitors |
| Revenue | CAC, LTV, New customers per day/week/month | 20% | 141 Users |
| Referral | Number of referring customers, average number of referrals per customer, number of customers who made 1 referrals, 2 referrals, 3, 4, 5, etc. | 63 Users |


Bonus Olympians
The canonical number of Olympian gods was twelve, but besides the (thirteen) principal Olympians listed above, there were many other residents of Olympus, who thus might be considered to be Olympians.
Heracles became a resident of Olympus after his apotheosis and married another Olympian resident Hebe.
According to Hesiod, the children of Styx: Zelus (Envy), Nike (Victory), Cratos (Power), and Bia (Force), "have no house apart from Zeus, nor any dwelling nor path except that wherein God leads them, but they dwell always with Zeus."
Some others who might be considered Olympians, include the Muses, the Graces, Iris, Dione, Eileithyia, the Horae, and Ganymede.


19-year-old bicyclist hit by impaired driver in pickup truck in Dartmouth
by EndPlayDARTMOUTH, Mass. - A 19-year-old was hit by a pickup truck while riding his bike Saturday night in Dartmouth. He was brought to St. Luke's Hospital in New Bedford for his injuries.
Just before 11 p.m., Dartmouth Police and other emergency personnel went to the area of State Road at Cross Road and found the male with non-life threatening injuries. Dartmouth Fire officials assisted in treating him at the scene.

He said that the driver of the truck got out and asked if he was OK. When he said he wasn't, the driver told him he'd call police.
Police then searched the area for the truck and found Russell Nichols, 39, while conducting a traffic stop. While investigating, police learned that Nichols, from West Bridgewater, was responsible for the accident and also showed signs of impairment.
After performing field sobriety tests, Nichols was arrested and charged with four counts:
- Operating under the influence of liquor (his second offense)
- Leaving the scene of a crash resulting in personal injury
- Operating after revocation of registration
- Operating an uninsured motor vehicle


fox-progress
- base class
fox-progress__persent
- persent counter
fox-progress__bar
- progress bar
color
(string
) - bar color. Used bootstrap color classes: success
,info
, warning
, danger
, primary
max
(number
) - max bar value
striped
(boolean
) - strip bar
showPersent
(string
) - show persent counter
animated
(boolean
) - is bar animated
value
(number
) - current progress value


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Edit build.sbt to set up your own app
build.sbt contains the build configuration; you'll
want to change the project name and version, to start.
- Run sbt from root directory to enter the interactive mode.
- Start the server by using "run".
- Go to http://localhost:8080/actor


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| (void) | - changeEyeState:forEye: |
| | Change eye state to imitate winking/blinking Values are open and closed. More...
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| (void) | - changeEyeDirection:forEye: |
| | Change direction Conscience is looking by moving iris Values are center, down, up, left, right, cross, crazy. More...
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| | Change brow expression Values are angry, confused, excited, normal. More...
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| | Change lid expression Values are angry, normal, sleepy, under. More...
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◆ changeBrowExpressions:forEye:
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expression |
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Change brow expression Values are angry, confused, excited, normal.
- Parameters
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| expression | NSString layerName of brow ConscienceLayer to be selected |
| eyeNumber | int eye designation to affect (left, right, both, random) |
◆ changeEyeDirection:forEye:
Change direction Conscience is looking by moving iris Values are center, down, up, left, right, cross, crazy.
- Parameters
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| expressionIndex | int direction eye can look |
| eyeNumber | int eye designation to affect (left, right, both, random) |
- See also
- expressionLookEnum
◆ changeEyeState:forEye:
Change eye state to imitate winking/blinking Values are open and closed.
- Parameters
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| eyeState | int whether eye is open or closed |
| eyeNumber | int eye designation to affect (left, right, both, random) |
◆ changeLidExpressions:forEye:
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expression |
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eyeNumber |
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Change lid expression Values are angry, normal, sleepy, under.
- Parameters
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| expression | NSString layerName of lid ConscienceLayer to be selected |
| eyeNumber | int eye designation to affect (left, right, both, random) |
◆ accessoryBottomView
◆ accessoryPrimaryView
Conscience left hand (right-most on screen)
◆ accessorySecondaryView
Conscience right hand/back (left-most on screen)
◆ accessoryTopView
◆ animatedBubbleView
External animated bubble.
◆ blinkTimer
controls blink/wink interval
◆ browExpressions
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◆ conscienceEyeLeftView
Conscience left eye (right-most eye on screen)
◆ conscienceEyeRightView
Conscience right eye (left-most eye on screen)
◆ conscienceMouthView
◆ conscienceSymbolView
◆ dimplesExpressions
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◆ eyeLeftPositions
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◆ eyeRightPositions
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◆ eyeTimer
controls eye state interval
◆ lidExpressions
| - (NSArray*) lidExpressions |
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◆ lipsExpressions
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◆ mouthTimer
controls expression interval
◆ teethExpressions
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protected |
◆ tongueExpressions
| - (NSArray*) tongueExpressions |
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protected |
The documentation for this category was generated from the following file:
- /Users/adamaxe/Workspace/projects/teamaxe/code/moralife/Classes/View/ConscienceView.m


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Before Change
// the number of boundary samples increases.
if weights is not None:
error *= weights
loss = tf.reduce_mean(input_tensor=error)
with tf.name_scope("Losses/"):
tf.compat.v2.summary.scalar(
name="loss", data=loss, step=self.train_step_counter)
if self._summarize_grads_and_vars:
with tf.name_scope("Variables/"):
for var in self._cloning_network.trainable_weights:
tf.compat.v2.summary.histogram(
After Change
// their contribution in the loss. Think about what would happen as
// the number of boundary samples increases.
agg_loss = common.aggregate_losses(
per_example_loss=error,
sample_weight=weights,
regularization_loss=self._cloning_network.losses)
total_loss = agg_loss.total_loss
dict_losses = {"loss": agg_loss.weighted,
"reg_loss": agg_loss.regularization,
"total_loss": total_loss}
common.summarize_scalar_dict(dict_losses,
step=self.train_step_counter,
name_scope="Losses/")
if self._summarize_grads_and_vars:
with tf.name_scope("Variables/"):
for var in self._cloning_network.trainable_weights:


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java.lang.Object rsg.mailchimp.api.campaigns.CampaignListFilters
public class CampaignListFilters
Helper class to build the options up for the campaigns API call. All methods return an instance of this class, so
filters can be chained together.
See: http://www.mailchimp.com/api/rtfm/campaigns.func.php
Example usage:
Get 10 results:
CampaignListFilters filters = new CampaignListFilters().setLimit(10);
Get only sent results:
CampaignListFilters filters = new CampaignListFilters().setStatus(MailChimpCampaignApi.CampaignStatus.sent);
Get only sent RSS campaigns:
CampaignListFilters filters = new CampaignListFilters().setStatus(MailChimpCampaignApi.CampaignStatus.sent).setType(MailChimpCampaignApi.CampaignType.rss);
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
CampaignListFilters()
Default constructor |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
CampaignListFilters |
setCampaignId(java.lang.String campaignId)
Set the campaignId to limit the results on, only this single campaign will be returned |
CampaignListFilters |
setExact(boolean isExactSearch)
By default, the searching done with the options set in this class are exact, using this method you can disable that so the API will search within content for the filtered values |
CampaignListFilters |
setFolderId(java.lang.String folderId)
Set the folder id to limit the results on |
CampaignListFilters |
setFromEmail(java.lang.String email)
Set the from email to limit the results on |
CampaignListFilters |
setLimit(int limit)
Set the limit for this search |
CampaignListFilters |
setListId(java.lang.String listId)
Set the list id to limit the results on, only campains assigned to the list id in question will be returned |
CampaignListFilters |
setSendtimeEnd(java.util.Date time)
Send the end time (IN GMT) to limit the results on, will only return campaigns that have been sent before this datetime |
CampaignListFilters |
setSendtimeStart(java.util.Date time)
Set the start time (IN GMT) to limit the results on, will only return cammpaigns that have been sent since this datetime |
CampaignListFilters |
setStart(int startVal)
Set the start of this search |
CampaignListFilters |
setStatus(Constants.CampaignStatus status)
Set the status to limit the results on |
CampaignListFilters |
setSubject(java.lang.String subject)
Set the subject to limit the results on |
CampaignListFilters |
setTitle(java.lang.String title)
Set the title to limit the results on |
CampaignListFilters |
setType(Constants.CampaignType type)
Set the type to limit the results on |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public CampaignListFilters()
| Method Detail |
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public CampaignListFilters setStart(int startVal)
startVal
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public CampaignListFilters setLimit(int limit)
limit
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public CampaignListFilters setCampaignId(java.lang.String campaignId)
campaignId
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public CampaignListFilters setListId(java.lang.String listId)
listId
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public CampaignListFilters setFolderId(java.lang.String folderId)
folderId
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CampaignMethods.listFolders
public CampaignListFilters setStatus(Constants.CampaignStatus status)
status
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public CampaignListFilters setType(Constants.CampaignType type)
type
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public CampaignListFilters setFromEmail(java.lang.String email)
email
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public CampaignListFilters setTitle(java.lang.String title)
title
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public CampaignListFilters setSubject(java.lang.String subject)
subject
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public CampaignListFilters setSendtimeStart(java.util.Date time)
time
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public CampaignListFilters setSendtimeEnd(java.util.Date time)
time
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public CampaignListFilters setExact(boolean isExactSearch)
isExactSearch
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"Socket.io enables real-time bidirectional event-based communications."
"It works on every platform, browser or device, focusing equally on reliability and speed"
"my definition"
"Websocket is a bi-directional and assynchronus communications protocol that does so without the need for opening multiple HTTP connections (e.g., using XMLHttpRequest or iframes and long polling)."
HTTP Handshake HTTP Upgrade Header added in spec 1.1 It allows the client to specify additional protocols
Frames Once the handshake is over websocket takes over allowing for true bi-directional communication using tcp frames. Client or server can send a frame at anytime, can be shared over same port as http, but does not have to be
Stability many issues if you watch the repository, lots of emails
io.use() You can give a Socket.io server arbitrary functions via io.use() that are run when a socket is created.
engine.IO -If WebSocket is the only transport you want to support moving forward, Engine.IO (with all its browser hacks and workarounds) can be seamlessly removed.
Binary support - Socket.IO now supports emitting Buffer (from Node.JS), Blob, ArrayBuffer and even File, as part of any datastructure
automated testing- Every commit to the Socket.IO codebase now triggers a testing matrix totaling to 25 browsers, including Android and iOS.
Scalability- Instead of storing and/or replicating data across nodes, Socket.IO is now only concerned with passing events around. We have deprecated the Socket#set and Socket#get APIs. Packets now simply get encoded and distributed to other nodes whenever you broadcast, and we don’t deal with storage.
Integration -the socket.io-emitter project which hooks into socket.io-redis to easily allow you to emit events to browsers from anywhere: var io = require('socket.io-emitter')();setInterval(function(){io.emit('time', new Date);}, 5000);
Debugging -Socket.IO is now completely instrumented in debug by TJ Holowaychuk.In the past, the Socket.IO server would default to logging everything out to the console. Now suppressed but you can opt into seeing messages by supplying the DEBUG env variable (Node.JS) or the localStorage.debug property (Browsers). Or verbose it by DEBUG=* node app
CDN Delivery -(thanks to Google’s zopfli and proper support for caching, you can now use our CDN. It’s free, forever, and has built-in SSL support: script src="https://cdn.socket.io/socket.io-1.0.0.js">/script>
Socket.IO v1.0 -endepth information on V1.0 and the vision of socket.io
Sugar
Abstraction
Complexity
Less Code
nodeOnly
nodeExpress
areYouDeaf -using events on the server and client side to communicate server side rendering
shutupAlready -using events to stretch functions across endpoints
realtimeUpdate -demonstrates realtime interaction between clients of the server
nameSpace -using name spacing to separate communications
bievents - using builtin events
Connection Proccess -excluding transport negotiation as most browsers now support web sockets
error -on an error parameter {error data}
connect -on client connect, fires
connection -server side after connected
message -not sure but need to use it so chat works correctly
disconnected - others not discussed 'open''close''retry''reconnect'
Custom Events


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Linzer cookies are synonymous with Christmas for me! The combination of the almond flavor in the cookies with the sweet jam in the middle is just incredible.
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This recipe is inspired by this Linzer Cookie video on YouTube.
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An empty base class intended to emulate PEAR connection
functionality in applications that supply their own database abstraction mechanisms. See Auth_OpenID_SQLStore for more information. You should subclass this class if you need to create an SQL store that needs to access its database using an application's database abstraction layer instead of a PEAR database connection. Any subclass of Auth_OpenID_DatabaseConnection MUST adhere to the interface specified here.
Located in /Auth/OpenID/DatabaseConnection.php (line 25)
Sets auto-commit mode on this database connection.
Starts a transaction on this connection, if supported.
Commits a transaction on this connection, if supported.
Run an SQL query with the specified parameters, if any.
Run an SQL query and return the first column of the first row of the result set, if any.
Run an SQL query and return the first row of the result set, if any.
Run an SQL query with the specified parameters, if any.
Performs a rollback on this connection, if supported.
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After implementation of a new medium model, it should be tested. A basic test is already provided with model Modelica.Media.Examples.Utilities.PartialTestModel which might be used in the following way:
model TestOfMyMedium extends Modelica.Media.Examples.Utilities.PartialTestModel( redeclare package Medium = MyMedium); end TestOfMyMedium;
It might be necessary to adapt or change initial values depending on the validity range of the medium. The model above should translate and simulate. If the medium model is written according to the suggestions given in the previous sections (and the Modelica translator has appropriate algorithms implemented), there should be only static state selection everywhere and no non-linear system of equations, provided h is an independent medium variable or is only a function of T. If h is a function of, say h=h(p,T), one non-linear system of equations occurs that cannot be avoided.
The test model above can be used to test the most basic properties. Of course, more tests should be performed.


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prtClusterKmeans Kmeans clustering object
CLUSTER = prtClusterKmeans returns a Kmeans clustering object.
CLUSTER = prtClusterKmeans(PROPERTY1, VALUE1, ...) constructs a
prtClassFld object CLASSIFIER with properties as specified by
PROPERTY/VALUE pairs.
A prtClusterKmeans object inherits all properties from the abstract
class prtCluster. In addition is has the following properties:
nClusters - Number of cluster centers to learn
kmeansHandleEmptyClusters - Speficies operation when degerate clusters found
occur during training. Allowed values are 'remove'
and 'random'. 'remove' eliminates the
empty cluster. 'random' sets the
cluster mean to a random vector.
For information on the K-Means algorithm, please
refer to the following URL:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-means_clustering
A prtClusterKmeans object inherits the TRAIN, RUN, CROSSVALIDATE and
KFOLDS methods from prtAction. It also inherits the PLOT method from
prtCluster.
Invoking the RUN method on a prtClusterKmeans object classifies
the input data by assigning each observation a label according to
the cluster center it is closest to. The cluster centers are found
during training.
Example:
ds = prtDataGenMary % Load a prtDataSet
clusterAlgo = prtClusterKmeans; % Create a prtClusterKmeans object
clusterAlgo.nClusters = 3; % Set the number of desired clusters
% Set the internal decision rule to be MAP. Not required for
% clustering, but necessary to plot the results.
clusterAlgo.internalDecider = prtDecisionMap;
clusterAlgo = clusterAlgo.train(ds); % Train the cluster algorithm
plot(clusterAlgo); % Plot the results


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Part 2 of 3: Django REST Framework
Web Sites vs Web Services
Web sites have pages and forms
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(Application Programming Interface)
Why to use a Web Service
- Allows for multiple frontends.
- JavaScript (AngularJS)
- Android
- iOS
- Provide access to other developers (clients).
- Views only access data, not concerned with presentation.
- Greater separation of concerns.
Intro to REST
Representational State Transfer
REST is a technique to guide the design of APIs one the web. REST has these basic principles:
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- Stateless
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REST uses a variety of HTTP verbs. Most web sites only use GET and POST, while services use many more.
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- HEAD - like GET, only read metadata
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- DELETE - Remove a resource.
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Extensions to Django to make writing REST APIs in Django simple and effective.
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anonymous
is it possible to not require an internet connection to display album artwork? synergy just showed me a 'michael buble' cover while 'the band' was playing...why can't synergy just use the artwork already in itunes' database?
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Greg Hurrell
There are actually a couple issues here:
- one is that there's a bug in versions of iTunes since 7.6.1 which often prevents the artwork from coming through (see bug #668 for more details); so under these circumstances Synergy will fall back to looking on the Internet and as you've seen it sometimes gets undesirable results.
- the other issue is that once Synergy has downloaded art for a particular track it prefers the downloaded art over the art in iTunes — this was originally for efficiency reasons because it is much quicker to read a file off the disk than it is to retrieve artwork from iTunes — but there is a ticket open for this (see feature request #54) which proposes changing that prioritization.
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, I've now removed the slider. This change will become available in the next release in the 3.5 series (just released 3.5a7 today, so we're talking 3.5a8 or 3.5b).
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Greg Hurrell
Marking as CLOSED.
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Version control is a way programmers can track changes in a program. Programs are often complex pieces of code with a lot of moving parts. It's easy to make mistakes and not always easy to find them. By using version control, programmers can get a better sense of where they went wrong when there is a bug, and they can also preserve a working, bug-free model to go back to. Git is a form of version-control software. By using commits, it allows "save points" in the code that you can fall back to if you make a mistake. It also allows branches, which can be worked on without affecting the main code, and then merged with the main ("master") branch of code when they are complete.
GitHub is an online platform for git version control. Storing code on GitHub's servers backs it up and allows it to be edited by multiple people, who can make their own branches and then request to have them added back to the main code. By hosting code on servers, instead of on individual computers, the creation and editing process is made more collaborative.


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Guidelines for panning
Windows.UI.Input Classes
GestureRecognizer.ManipulationStarted (manipulationstarted event)
Touch Interaction Design
EdgeGestureEventArgs class
EdgeGesture class
EdgeGestureEventArgs class
EdgeGesture class
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HoldingEventArgs class
GestureRecognizer.Holding (holding event)
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CrossSlidingEventArgs class
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