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It's amazing, it's one of the few MS software that I don't curse at.

It's very complete, bug-less, powerful, flexible, highly customizable, good looking, sleek, not bloated (full of unnecessary or superfluous things).

It has very few things that bother me (there are, but the program is so good that is not worth mentioning).

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Learning Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in JavaScript is crucial because it allows for the creation of modular, reusable code through the use of objects and classes. This approach helps in organizing code, improving code readability and reducing complexity. The main concepts of OOP, such as abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism, help developers to create applications which are easier to scale and maintain. Furthermore, OOP promotes code reusability, which improves development speed and prevent mistakes.

python django restframework is better for backend and front end JavaScript

I agree with James Garry. Indeed, learning programming languages will depend on what you intend to use them for... I can also say, that coding usually follows the same principle and only syntax and capabilities will differ. In other word, if you are a good programmer with FORTRAN, you can also be a good one in C with an extra effort, and much easier with Python, and so on...

Feel free to add more details on your perspective!

I am grateful for the advice you gave me, Harish Dangi. It helped me to feel more confident and capable

That's a good idea

It depends.

First of all i would say HTML and CSS are not programming languages per definition, you are not able to write programms with them, they only add a layer to display/structure data.

If for example a webapplication frontend comunicates with an API written in PHP as it's backend, then the API could be considert as part of the application. If you use an external service like Deepl for example than Deepl is not part of the application, it is an *external* service.

Hi Renata

Before graduating I made a list of terms I was interested in and searched the internet for the top people and labs that might cover these subjects. After closely examining their research, I then sent an email expressing interest in their work and asking if they had any positions available. I did not send that many emails and I had about an 80% reply rate and maybe 60-70% interview rate. If I remember correctly I had around 8 interviews and was accepted by one. Many of the top labs will have open positions for talented people. At this point my CV was not that outstanding. I had little teaching experience and maybe just one paper published. However, I chose subjects I was interested in, so I was super-keen to work with experts in the field. Potential employers also look for enthusiasm :)

It's also not too early to start building bridges to potential employers. I used study new publications in my field and sometimes ask the authors questions by email. This way you can build up a familiarity with the field and get a general feeling what potential employers may be like. Remember at this stage you also get to do the choosing. Good luck in your search :)

It's clear now. Thank you very much . Can you please give me an idea on another topic if you know about it ?

For the difficulty of getting images for specific seasons ( Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter), I decided to spilt the yearly time period into two. Is there any gradient according to literature extending the time period and splitting the year into two parts rather than four seasons? I thought on growing and non-growing seasons for Urban forest, it difficult for me as it varies among study areas in the different regions of the world.

Cindy Viviers Take a look https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/14/3/455/pdf

I think you're right, it's a legacy issue. In my view, research in computational linguistics, corpus linguistics, and NLP would be better off transitioning to JSON, but there are a lot of legacy resources tied up in XML.

For a promising JSON alternative, see the work of Daniel W. Hieber (@dwhieb) at Digital Linguistics (DLx): https://format.digitallinguistics.io/index.html.

Dear Eyob Messele Sefene

In Ansys Additive Manufacturing System there is no provision for setting laser power, the scan strategy also can not be controlled. The system adds material and heat all at once for each element layer i.e., instead of applying heat flux, the system sets the entire layer to the melt temperature.

For controlling the laser power and scan strategy you can use element death and birth technique in ansys workbench and apply heat flux on the elements for specific time depending on your scanning speed.

Thanks,

Ankit

There is a simple solution. Convert the arrays into String variables. This solution was created with the help of Morgan Taylor.

Search the Javascript code for the following lines:

$('#message').html(msg_end1+total+msg_end2).show();

$('#outcomes').show();

$('#NextButton').show();

Replace the code following the three lines above with:

var Holder1 = number_pumps.toString();

var Holder2 = exploded.toString();

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('number_pumps', Holder1);

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('exploded', Holder2);

Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('total_win',total);

Very interesting question. I had a job with MDA in Vancouver (the company that designed the robotic arm of the ISS), and in it we made use of GIS data of real estate properties in the US where we had a trigonometric formula to calculate distances between any two properties based on their geographic coordinates. That formula was as accurate as the coordinates, to within a metre. We used SAS, which you can try too if you have a license at hand. But it seems what you want here is slightly different anyway. Also, you could try MathCad, if it's an option, which was the main software used at MDA.

I know the answer to this question. High bioavailability is F>70%, medium to high bioavailability is 20-70%, and low bioavailability is <20%. Their corresponding caco-2 membrane permeability Peff is 10*10-6cm. /s, (1-10)%10-6cm/s and 1*10-6cm/s. The categories of the PAMPA assay comes from the caco-2 assay. If in the PAMPA assay, >20% of the compound is on the membrane, it will also be defined as a category of M2H

@Maharajan Duraisamy, why don't you try using MATLAB, or open source alternatives, Octave or sci-lab.

mIRC is a popular Internet Relay Chat client used by individuals and organizations to communicate, share, play and work with each other on IRC networks around the world.

Not clear your exact requirement.

I think you are trying to create a web app to manipulate EEG data?

hope you can do use a simple php web service for that.

if you trying to render your data. you can use react js (with charts)

Hi Harry A Alvarez , I'm not sure, but I think you just need to change point ground sensor to your point area interest.

thanks

Prasath Sivasubramanian Thank you for your answer, it seems like all Javascript tools listed on w3.org aren't maintained anymore though. Like Hercules last released was in 2009, OAT is not reachable anymore...

The Eye (https://github.com/josd/eye) engine looks quite interesting I wonder if it's comparable to https://github.com/ucbl/HyL ?

I use "Network" tab of Inspect element to find the json url. In most of cases, using requests.get () works correctly, but in some pages Cloud flare or csrf-token cookies prevent from my connections. Do you know how we can pass each of these cases?

Thanks

Hello Andrew,

I don't know if the following post is the solution to your problem, but I hope it can at least guide you into the right direction.

A snipped of the code above:

model1 = system1.GetContainer(ComponentName="Model")

# Read the DS_macro_file to get all the commands from Mechanical

DSscript = open("C:\MyFolders\M_script.py", "r")

DSscriptcommand=DSscript.read()

DSscript.close()

# Send the command

model1.SendCommand(Language='Python', Command = DSscriptcommand)

model1.Exit()

Here, a python script is read into the variable DSscriptcommand, which is later passed as argument to the SendCommand() function. Additionally, the programming language is informed. Again, this command is being sent to a Model component, not a Mesh Editor component. I haven't tested to see if this solution will work with the Mesh Editor.

Cheers,

Felipe

I would recommend Visual studio code as it is easy to use and also supports extensions related to React.

Very neat add-on!

Is there a specific reagion you need to generate a land use change chart?

Have a look at https://impillar.github.io/files/icse2018ui2code.pdf

https://smartbear.com/resources/ebooks/artificial-intelligence-for-faster-and-smarter-ui/

https://www.mockflow.com/

A chaincode typically handles business logic agreed to by members of the network, so it may be considered as a "smart contract".

Hyperledger initially was build using Go language, and Hyperledger team has aim to support as many languages as possible so that developers familiar with the language can start working on chaincode development rather than learning new language. Currently Hyperledger Fabric offers a number of APIs to support developing smart contracts (chaincode) in various programming languages.

Smart contract APIs are available for Go, Node.js, and Java. It is always big debate which language to choose to implement base features and better performance, here are things to consider:

1-Go being default language all the chaincode base features are made available in Go Language first then in other languages

2-Node.js chaincode uses npm install at the time of container building, which is slow and might fail due to network problems, while Golang just compiles the source code without fetching anything.

3-docker images size for chaincode are a lot bigger with nodejs than with go, in a 1:8 factor (180MB in Go vs 1.5GB in nodejs). If you need to test a network with several peers or several chaincodes interacting, you'll have to wait minutes and minutes between each network relaunch. A pain

4-Since the 1.0.0 release, Java chaincode support was disabled for the time being and enabled in 1.1.0 release

5-Since the key-value store writes byte arrays, using the Java API means that we’d need to either serialize stored objects or update byte arrays manually. Either way, this would mean a lot of boilerplate code. The Go API, on the other hand, has structs. This makes the whole process of retrieving or updating stored values trivial. Even in a general sense, in Go you will just have to write less code to do the same.

Selecting the language for chaincode language can be personal choice depends upon different factors, I will choose Go Language for the development being default language new features are available in this language.

It depends on your objective and data. Are you talking with classification or clustering? What is the task you are handling? Is it entity extraction? Is it ontology building, ontology alignment?

Mininet would be useful, plz check this https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://wiki.hyperledger.org/plugins/servlet/mobile%3FcontentId%3D6425154%23content/view/6425154&ved=2ahUKEwjozYyw0PfoAhWmzjgGHQf1AFwQFjAAegQIBRAC&usg=AOvVaw2dWvt_uESW8g3BcjS7R6IO

This isn't as hypothetical as you might think.

Our IDS examines each incoming query and, if it decides it's malicious, it then sends a report to the ISP owning that IP address, who either cancels the account of the hacker, or removes any malware which sent the query.

In your case, I'd do the same thing i.e report the website to the ISP.

It works. ISP's loathe hackers nearly as much as we do, and they're only too pleased to take them off the air. To date: 118,747, and counting.

Anastasia Kakouri,

Could this be what you're looking for?

Thanks for your answers. Our paper was accepted in an Embedded Systems journal, when published, I'll notify here.

Hi Federico,

I don't know about using GEE for generating DEMs from Sentinel-1 data.

But alternatively, a free solution for that is the Sentinel 1 Toolbox (STEP), part of the free open source software SNAP developed by the European Space Agency: http://step.esa.int/main/

In their website there are good tutorials for generating DEMs using SAR interferometry and a very active community that can help you with any problem that appears from trying to use the software.

Cheers!

See D. C. Montgomery, Design of Experiments under interaction plots. Then see this book: https://www.amazon.com/Analysis-Experiments-Chapman-Statistical-Science-ebook/dp/B00UVBRX2G/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=lawson+design+of+experiments+R&qid=1573618167&s=books&sr=1-1

It describes an R package that does all of this. Hope this helps, D. Booth

Hai,

Kindly Check this link:

Best Wishes..

The below link is represent connect and get the data from db..

see that link...you will get some answer

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/5089e0/database-connectivity-in-javascript/

in my opinion, you could implement your own JS class for that purpose by using built in functions check: MDN mozilla developer network as a reference . this will help you to reuse it again & contribute to open source community.

You are welcome dear Anastasiia Popelnukha

Which graph store do you use? If you are using Virtuoso you have to check this:http://vos.openlinksw.com/owiki/wiki/VOS/VirtTipsAndTricksCORsEnableSPARQLURLs

1) They do not provide in their API the same results as in Google Live.

2) The results are just an estimate of the total. If you navigate through the results pages you will see that for some queries there are actually less results than the number they show you.

3) Another point is that it is very difficult to compute NGD, you can check this thesis (chapter 4 (also 3)) as an alternative (method CBM): http://www.dbd.puc-rio.br/pergamum/tesesabertas/1012681_2014_completo.pdf

This isn't an answer to how to use a matlab in the browser, but it could be relevant. Have you heard of tensorflowjs? I don't know much about it but, apparently you can deploy and even train models in the browser using javascript.

I think that is getting to the right place. I'm not sure how robust it is, and was looking for more Publications or Research Findings about its attempt!

I will recommend the following:

he Java ScriptEngine API support many Scripting language like

JavaScript

an open-source implementation of JavaScript written entirely in Java

Best

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Collect the queries, label them (either bot or not). The tricky part will be to extract features.

As features you can use:

Train and test machine learning model.

As you know there are a huge range of applications. I would recommend you to search in your network for relatives, someone, some company or some no profit organization that needs some application to solve any need of their business.

Companies that use EXEL worksheets; and even have all your business supported by this application are excellent candidates to be your "client" in the project.

This approach will facilitate your elicitation of the requirements because you will take advantage of the customer's business knowledge (application domain).

Be careful only with the size of the project. Thus, you will not frustrate the customer or make project completion in the available course's dead end. Value for customer relationship, also.

Please, let me know the answer help you and your work anyway.

Good Luck! Enjoy the work!

1) You can use wireless technologies for the vehicle to sense its location.

-Satellite: GPS, Glonass and Galileo. Now available on chips, always cheaper, e.g. Sony GPS chip

-Cellular: Mobile telecom operators locate mobile phones or other mobile devices through triangulation between Base Stations. Sometimes, vehicles may travel out of the mobile network coverage area, then you have to use other techniques or extrapolate (anticipate, and later correct if needed)

-WiFi: in urban areas, you can sense the wifi networks around you and deduce your approximate location from these (fixed network operators know the precise location of the broadband access points they supply, and a wifi network needs fixed connectivity from a broadband connection point, unless it has a mobile feed ("Mi-Fi").

2) If you have none of the above, you may still use another innovative technique, which may be less precise.

Sense the received signals in the radio bands FM, AM or other from the vehicle. Sense the TV signals in the TV broadcasting bands. Then you can deduce an approximation of the current location of the vehicle.

3) None of the above is available.

You can still use the old-fashioned marine navigation techniques, looking at the star positions on a clear night, and at day time you can track the apparent movement of the sun, and use a compass from the vehicle.

Does it help?

This problem is normal when you are trying to open a file that was digitized in TPS Dig in MorphoJ and when you are creating the project, you DID NOT select the option TPS in filetype...

By default MorphoJ when you create a new dataset the filetype is text, change it for TPS and the problem should be solve!

You can manipulate an <img> through the same DOM API as you would any other html tag

Hi

this link is useful

List of AJAX Automated Testing and Debugging Tools

I think  OpenQA and Selenium are the popular testing tool that it is today. Selenium helps with functional testing of complex AJAX apps, but there isn’t an equivalent for load testing,  BrowserMob, a new type of load testing service.

Hi,

I'm not sure to fully understand your question, but it wonder if you are not mixing several concepts.

Indeed, unless a an application runs with root privileges, it cannot open or close a port itself. Ports can be opened or closed at the OS level, for instance using its firewall UI. In other words, MySQL (or any other app) doesn't need to run for its related ports being open or close. In fact, MySQL will not be able to run properly if the port(s) it uses are not open before it is launched. Thus, checking if ports are open or close will probably not be a solution for you. If I'm right (but again, I'm not sure to have fully understood your question), you need to check the traffic on the (open) ports. A right tool to do this is tcpdump. You'll find several examples around, for instance at http://superuser.com/questions/604998/monitor-tcp-traffic-on-specific-port

Hope this helps.

I suggest you have a look on NodeJS APIs and Electron Framework supporting by GitHub if you are thinking how to handle your requirements yet.

I found them very useful and currently, I'm developing a software based on Electron and if you need help, just contact me.

Once you have your Base64 encoded string audio file, you can decode it to a byte array using Base64 Java class as follows:

String content = new String(Files.readAllBytes(Paths.get("path_to_your_base64_encoded_audio")));

byte[] decoded = Base64.decode(content);

From now on your byte array stores all the required info to be played if you want so.

If you have a bunch of URLs and you have PHP, then a quick 10 line script will give a simple solution.

    - Use file_get_contents to read each webpage into a string (the scrape!)

    - Use preg_match_all to seek the tags within the string (pattern matching)  

This may need to more "stuff/tweaking" depending on the scale of the problem (how many URLs have you to got to check?)

You can also take a look at glMatrix and math.js.

As Youssfi Mohamed mentioned, you can use JConsole or even you can use the functions that JVMTI provides to monitor and manages the JVM directly.

Dear Mohammad,

I'm affraid you'll need to first resolve your Java problem if you want to use MorphoJ.  On the MorphoJ site, it is specified that " All you will need to run it is a recent Java Runtime Environment (minimum Version 6.0) for your operating system, which is available for free from http://www.java.com (Windows and Unix/Linux) or comes with your operating system (Mac; users of OS X 10.5 may have to upgrade to version 6.0)."

About your second question on Carangidae morphometry, I'm not sure to understand well your question and I suggest you to contact me privately as I have recently performed to (still unpublished) work of the mophology of juveniles of Carangidae.

Best regards

Dominique

Majority of the microcontrollers are programmed in embedded C (It is very similar to C). But you can't program a microcontoller in java.

Reason:

The difference between a language like java (or c#) and a lower level language like c or c++ is the fact that they have a virtual machine. This has many advantages, like making the application platform-independent. But it also means that each platform has to have the vm for it.

Now, microcontrollers are not uniform and vary in power, memory, and many other features. So adopting the JVM (java's virtual machine) for them is not easy even when possible. Most of the time its just impossible - most of the microcontrollers have very low memory capacity (part of what makes them cheap) - this would make fitting any general-purpose JVM there impossible, not to mention also with the application code.

I found the following tutorial:

I hope it helps.

All the best.

Hi Bhoj,

I vote Python as well, though I don't know anything about GDAL Java bindings. I'm not entirely won over by the Python bindings either, though. What I typically do is call the GDAL tool I want from the command line; I do that from within a Python script using the subprocess.call function (see https://docs.python.org/2/library/subprocess.html). A little example of doing it this way is in the screen capture.

Note: the question is tagged JavaScript, but that's a totally different language :)

Cheers,

P

Check the salinity and water contamination. It might be due to blocking some pore throats. There is always fracking by the way. It might not be due to pressure, but thermal fracking is mostly there due to contrast in temperature between formation and injected water. Did you increase the water temperature during the injection process? Also, like Dr. Hassan asked, are you injecting under fracturing conditions? If you are, then any decline in pumping pressure will result in closing these fractures and thus decline in rate and increase in bhp occurs. I am assuming you saw some decline in injection rate. If you do not, then it might worth it to check your instruments. I highly recommend you start using Hall Plots for your injection. Once you generate the Hall Plots for your wells, try to check if the issue is with one well or all wells (I am assuming you are using central facilities water injection), then at least you will start realizing if the issue is with the water or the well. Also, for each well decide if the decline is abrupt + skin or gradual + skin. If gradual for a well then you might want to check your well for scaling .. etc issues that result in decline in pressure and thus injection rate .. etc

Good luck

Hi John,

Subject to your case scenario and system dynamics the embedded Petri Net System may  be relevant.

Best regards 

check this one:

new_span.append('<a id="imglink" href="'+ new.link +'" target="_blank"><img src="' + new.url +'" height="" width="" /></a>');

$('#imglink').click(function() {

window.location = $.myURL("index", $(this).attr("href"));

})

hello,

here is my code: it has a header with 2 images and gradient (CSS3 multiple images are used not forget to change image sources) and right below there is a menu with transition effect on mouse over, home has a link, if you'd like to have other links just copy/paste the<a href="">...</a> inside the list, with appropriate links:

<html>

<head>

<style type="text/css">

#header {

width:100%;

height:300px;

background-image:url('sun.png'),-moz-linear-gradient(to right,rgba(255,0,0,0),rgba(255,0,0,0.7)),url('1.jpg');

background-image:url('sun.png'),linear-gradient(to right,rgba(255,0,0,0),rgba(255,0,0,0.7)),url('1.jpg');

background-repeat:no-repeat,no-repeat,repeat-x;

background-position:right,left,left;

}

#menu {margin-top:20px; width:100%; height:100px;}

ul li { display:inline-block; margin-right:10px;padding:10px; background-color:gray; border-radius:5px;float:right;

-moz-transition:all 0.5s ease-in-out;

transition:all 0.5s ease-in-out;}

ul li:hover {background-color:red; border-radius:15px;}

</style>

</head>

<body>

<div id="header">

</div>

<div id="menu">

<ul>

<li><a href="">HOME</a</li>

<li>ABOUT</li>

<li>GALLERY</li>

<li>NEWS</li>

<li>VISITS</li>

</ul>

</div>

</body>

</html>

if you mean mysql (by sql) y can do it using querries:

now in javascript you can't do that --> you need to use ajax

html and css are for web page creation and design only u must use php (<?php ..... ?>.

You can use pouchdb to use a database embedded in the user’s browser. It’s capable of synching with a CouchDB instance. It abstracts the differences between Web SQL and IndexedDB and wraps them in a single interface - so you can use it with any browser which supports either one of those. Beware of size limits and browser versions which support it: http://pouchdb.com/faq.html. 

Another and option without limits is to use Adobe Air to create native applications. By using it, you can create crossplatform javascript applications (online and/or offline) but with extended features (menus, access to local files within app's directory etc). That's probably the best option. Here is the reference: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AIR/1.5/devappsflex/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7d49.html

Try using this port of the javamail API:

Also make sure that you're sending emails in a separate thread.

Good luck, Tolu

If you suspect that someone can maliciously tamper an image, you may want to watermark it. Watermarking techniques allow one to modify the pixels of the image so that the changes are not visible to the naked eye, but at the same time they embed enough information to check if the image has been tampered. Plenty of techniques are described in literature (try searching "image watermarking tamper detection" on google scholar).

Do you really need to open a complete new window (browser window) or just a floating box containing this image, bust within the active page?

If you really need to open a new window which will contain this image, you can use just JavaScript like this:

window.open("http://www.your-site.com/images/picture.jpg", "Window Title", "width=500, height=450");

That will create a "popup" window with the picture.jpg image. The windows's size will be pre-set to 500x450px.

If, on the other hand, you need to open a "box" with that image within the same page, you can use this approach:

HTML:

<a href="#" onclick="showMyImage();">Click here to open this image</a>

. . .

<img id="image-holder" alt="">

CSS:

#image-holder {

  width: 500px;

  height: auto;

  position: absolute;

  left: 300px;

  top: 200px; /* Or perhaps different coordinates */

  display: none;

}

JavaScript:

function showMyImage() {

  var img = document.getElementById('image-holder');

  img.src = "http://www.your-site.com/images/picture.jpg";

  img.style.display = 'block';

}

This is the most basic it can be. Of course, you can make it more sophisticated and more generalized.

Hi,

There could be many reasons. one maybe because svm generally likes pre-processed data, same as ANN, like normalized in some way [-1,1], but RF can handle raw data better.

Check the guide to svm usage:

where they show poor usage can make a large difference (>20%) in performance