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Kezia Marzan re: validated technology acceptance model (TAM) questionnaire items [I am not a specialist] but this may be of use:

First, you will likely have to perform / develop your own specific validation as ‘found’ items may not have cross-validity in a new setting or context.

Second, be diligent and track and cite all the sources that you use in finding, adapting, and developing your items. Give credit to those who developed items and tools, even if they are 'open-source.' In the future your items may be 'borrowed' or 'adapted,' and you will appreciate being acknowledged.

Cheers,

Leo

You do not need a RTOS for infotainment.

A bit late to this thread, but you should be able to use: "data<-read.csv2("https://osf.io/gdr4q/download", header=TRUE, na.strings="NA")"

Hello Mr. Alireza Ashrafnia. Did you find the answer to this problem? I facing similar problem.

Hi, I also need R code to run RFM Analysis. Could you send it to me, please?

Dear Maysam Toghraee

Related to distributed systems, you can also refer to my research paper "Cloud IoT as a Crucial Enabler: a Survey and Taxonomy" which can be reached by clicking at the following address:

Good day.

Has anybody found solution ? I need some application in Windows to provide NIST tests.

Hi Anwar,

I am facing the same problem with you, FIEGARCH model is still not available in R python or any software. Could you share your method by OxMetrics by which I can refer to it and build my own by python? Thank you, and looking forward to your reply.@ Muhamad Anwar Sanusi.

This is old, but since I have helped people with the same problem several times already I'm going to leave my answer here. Rohit's answer works because the problem is usually with the line endings and/or other unseen editing options in the file. Always edit such files in proper programming editing tools, such as Komodo Edit, and, with Micro-checker, beware when using other operational systems such as Linux or OSX to edit files, micro-checker only reads files with Windows line endings. So if you edited the files in linux or someone sent you files and you are using their files check in the file preferences whether the line endings are Unix line endings or the Windows line endings. I haven't encountered the same problem in other population genetics tools, however, similar effects can happen with the tab. Some input files have to have all tabs removed and replaced for spaces. Good luck to everyone reading this.

Nipype only gets you the interface to third-party software such as FSL and ANTS. You do not get the software when you install nipype. You can try to run N4BiasFieldCorrection on your prompt and it will give you the same message: command not found.

Please install ANTS in your local machine!!!

Hi Abdallah,

I think it will be very useful. Much of my manuscript writing activities and corresponding literature searches are performed away from my office. So, for me, the ability to peruse muliple collections through one access point would be convenient.

Have a great day!

-Adrian

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Just open the page in question, then type

javascript:alert(document.lastModified)

into your address bar.

Cheers!

Thank you everyone for the tips, however I solved my problem using https://lpdaacsvc.cr.usgs.gov/appeears

I hope that this can also help you.

Prashanth Kolaneru: Thank you very so much sir, now i am doing with only sound analysis. How to start initially. to decompose signals. Thanking you in advance

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As I have mentioned before, take a few seconds from your signal source stream and create a continuous DFT - a spectrogram. Identify "bright" sections within it. They will give you information about the base frequency, its mean amplitude and its duration. Make sure that you use a library that is capable of identifying resonant segments or signal components (in case of moving/sliding frequencies and harmonics in case of non-sine signals). Than, extract these sectors as structures described with duration, frequency, start time, total band width). You can also scale these values from 0 to 1 for simplicity. Time 0 to 1 will correspond to 0 to 10 seconds of the sound packet (0 to 100%), or to the maximum amplitude detectable by your microphone (also 0 to 100%) or 0 to 1 as in 0 to 100% of the total detectable sound frequency range in case of the band width (15Hz to 20KHz). I suggest applying a logarithmic transformation for this last value into 0 to 1 range and not linear. Now that you have these, you can write an algorithm to sort them by total volume within the spectrogram (multiply duration, mean amplitude and band width of the segment). Keep the start time aside for now, but keep sorted by its structure's volume value. When sorted, take N values with most volume and their start times included as well as the 4th value. Use these N*4 as inputs of your neural network. If there are less than N values in total even before sorting, make the rest all zeroes for inputs. Now, train the network with a data set you've prepared and see how it works. This is the simplest outline of the procedure you can do. Note that this is really the simplest possible solution and should be expanded when the time comes for a real-life application. There are many other kinds of signals you can take as inputs, but these are the easiest to extract from a sound signal stream.

ok i solved my problem by writing simple procedure for output files.

thanks for your valuable suggestions mr.Ahmad sajedi bidgoli and Mr.Siddhant Sahoo, i will use this.

It might help if you post your error message. a CVA and PCA are different analyses, so you should be sure to actually perform the analysis before trying to open a plot. Also, in MorphoJ you have to select the right data node in you project overview before choosing an option to do any type of analysis/plot. Another thing that comes to mind, for a CVA you need some kind of grouping variable (as, and this is where CVA differs from PCA, CVA maximizes the variation between groups rather than among individuals). So maybe you do not have group assignment for your measurements? On a more general note, MorphoJ is fantastic software for several types of analyses, but does not have the greatest graphical output. You can consider outputting the CVA scores (did you actually do a CVA and fail to produce the plot or not??) for your individuals and plotting them in a different program. Excel would work if you want a quick view of the data. I am big fan of R/ggplot2, but that is a bad bad recommendation if you have no experience with R ;)

Mostly distributed computing based platforms like Spark or Flink are considered as a big data platform. GPU's came under parallel processing and use high-cost infrastructure. Big data platforms are generally considered to use cheap commodity hardware. Therefore, I don't think GPU's are big data platforms.

The matter has been resolved with the kind support of the developer. Thank you all anyways!

If it still of interest:

RNA-Seq Data Analysis Workshop (09 - 12 October 2017 in Leipzig, Germany) and they have much more..

Good luck

Loub

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!

Dear Lester, 

Fortunately we sort it out this issue now. You right I know it is too generic but he said I will be happy to work on any title within this area. Best Regards 

You seem to have a clash between python 2 and 3. First, make sure, you actually run (only) python 2. Most systems have both installed these days. You can check with 'python --version'.

Also try to use pip to install future. You should use the suggested command with sudo: 'sudo pip install future'

Hi Charlie,

Cheers. Will do!

Ben

Hi Farzaneh,

Your problem is caused by the amount of information that reaches the target node, provoking a collapse in GeNIe. This problem is frequent when using large datsets to learn the probabilistic value of each node and the network structure (arcs dedendencies) is elicited by an expert. Expert elicitation sometimes tends to use an excess of arcs converging in the final node, which recives such a large amount of information that inference process becomes impossible.  

- You may try to reduce the number of arcs converging in the final node. Try first only those nodes you think are the most influential. Increase progessively the number of nodes until the program collapses. Reduce the problem domain.

- Expert elicitation when defining nodes dependencies can be inaccurate and/or redundant. Try some supervised learning algorithms in GeNIe. You may find that the nodes converging in the target node are now probably far less than expected. Moreover you could discover new causal dependencies among other nodes giving you a deeper insight about the disease problem under study. 

Regards

Khan,

It has the resolution in meter not cm.

Have you heard about Piksi Multi from Swift?

Regards,

--Kash

Thank you, Ms. Sahani. I will try your suggestion during the simulation.

Oh your problem is serious. I am sorry. There is no solution anymore. And I am not sure if you want to do a complicated hack.  :-)

I found that asked on many more portals with unfortunately no success:

As the error message states, there is a version mismatch between R and the package you tried to use. This can happen once in while - after many years now. But a quick search on google offered some other ways and packages you could include.

Source: https://quant.stackexchange.com/questions/8667/garchoxfit-in-r/8669

Good luck.

very good links:

Thank you for your reply. 

Hello, one solution could be to use the apache module mod_wsgi so you'll be able to host your python app to your apache web server. Another solution could be to use AMPPS instead of XAMPP.

Thanks for your answer.

It was the BGMN format I was looking for. I've managed to talk a software engineer in my group to just make one. Seems the source code for most of what needs to be done is fairly easy to come by, it's just about stitching it together and making it as bug-free as possible.

This will help you:

Dear Mr. Axel,

This question is already discussed on research gate as given on first link below.

In addition to this, if you are using python then a script to convert fastaq into fasta is given on github (Second link below).

Thanks a lot Jerome.

Hi Trinadh

You might want to think about textual analysis tools. You could start by running a simple word frequency count to get an idea of the frequency of words within the reports. You could use the linux command line to get you started. Simple tools such as head, tail, wc, grep, tr, sort, sed, cut, uniq and awk can get you a long way in a very short space of time. You could also write some simple Python scripts to carry out these tasks. Python will run on most O/S, is simple to programme and very fast in operation.

However, at the high end of the spectrum, you could use a tool like GATE (written by the University of Sheffield) to perform full textual analysis of any kind of text. You can apply your own list of keywords to the text, or you can use the tool to develop a keyword list based on the contents of the files. It provides you with a POS tagger and many analysis tools which can allow you to understand the sentience of the content of the file. This is a serious tool, and not recommended for amateurs, as there is a steep learning curve. You will also need a thorough understanding of Natural Language Processing to get the best out of it. I have added a link for the GATE software to let you see what it can do.

I hope that helps.

Regards

Bob

Start by calling it an opportunity (which conjures conveyance and adventure) instead of a job (which conjures baggage and drudgery).

Then find out from the source why the opportunity has been created.  The full answer to this question should include everything you need to describe the opportunity.

Once you have the reasons in hand, remember that you are writing an advertisement and not a design specification.  You want to entice people, not discourage and turn them away.

Avoid stating absolute requirements for the position, as the aggregate of more than 2 or 3 uncommon specialties is likely to exclude everyone on the planet and turn away many a qualified candidate.

Tell the candidate what they will be doing.  Start each bullet point with an action verb, e.g.

Use keywords in bullet points to attract the desired talent without adamantly requiring specific skills.  That makes for better ad copy and avoids turning away good candidates before you get a chance to interview them.  No matter how specific your needs, given a reasonably good fit with a person's education, the hard fact is that most of what employees need to know is learned on the job.  Given the right general background, a candidate can do just about anything you need them to do if they can read and listen, comprehend what they read, see and hear and act on that comprehension.

Many thanks to you Greta, I did what Santika suggested and it worked

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.

Mr. Jafari,

There is needed contact with the Company-distributor. 

Robert Wahlstedt@Thank you very much for your suggesion. Actually, I am using window 7.

Thanks Shawn.

I will have a look at it

Thanks Bruno.

I will check this tool.

Go to the 'project table' (CTRL+T) and select both the protein and the ligand. If you right click you will get an option to"merge" the structures. You need to save the merged structures in PDB format.

Any software you need to learn in practice.

If there is no time for this, it's easier to develop yourself.

You might like Image Processing in java with Webcam Capture, OpenIMAJ, JavaCV, etc. If you are interested High-Performance Object Detection might be a challenge with cameras.

I used the following to send emails:

Here's an example:

import java.util.Properties;

import javax.mail.Message;

import javax.mail.MessagingException;

import javax.mail.PasswordAuthentication;

import javax.mail.Session;

import javax.mail.Transport;

import javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress;

import javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage;

public class OperacionesCorreo {

public boolean enviarEmail(String para,String asunto,String mensaje){

boolean estado=false;

final String Username="your_mail@gmail.com";

final String PassWord="your_pass";

Properties properties = System.getProperties();

properties.put("mail.smtp.starttls.enable", "true");

properties.put("mail.smtp.host", "smtp.gmail.com");

properties.put("mail.smtp.user", Username); // User name

properties.put("mail.smtp.password", PassWord); // password

properties.put("mail.smtp.port", "587");

properties.put("mail.smtp.auth", "true");

try{

Session session = Session.getInstance(properties,

new javax.mail.Authenticator() {

@Override

protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() {

return new PasswordAuthentication(Username, PassWord);

}

});

MimeMessage message = new MimeMessage(session);

message.setFrom(new InternetAddress(Username));

message.addRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO,

new InternetAddress(para));

message.setSubject(asunto);

message.setText(mensaje);

Transport.send(message);

//Message sent

estado=true;

}catch (MessagingException mex) {

mex.printStackTrace();

estado=false;

}

return estado;

}

}

you will also need to do some image processing using opencv, etc., and matching images across time, to see changes in geolocations.

thanks very much Lakshmi Ma'am.

Depending on what you need the image for, I usually use GDAL to open and then read them as numpy array for processing.

if using just read.csv, no additional package has to be loaded.

## create file names and full paths

file_names <- c("file1.csv", "file2.csv", "file3.csv")

file_paths <- file.path("path/to/dir", file_names)

## read in the files, with each data frame as one element of list

df_list <- lapply(file_paths, FUN = read.csv, sep="\t", stringsAsFactors = FALSE)

## not obligatory: name the list elements (the data frames) using the file names

names(df_list) <- file_names

## when reading in csv-files, it is important to assure that the separator is correctly set - here "\t" - and that strings are NOT turned into factor types but read-in as strings - stringsAsFactors = FALSE)

## check the correct reading using the str(df_list) command.

You probably need to add the ORCA directory to your system path.  In case you are using linux: 

export ORCA_DIR=/directory/where/you/have/ORCA

export PATH=$PATH:$ORCA_DIR

In windows it is in Control Panel > System > Advanced system settings > Advanced > Environment Variables > System variables > Path  and then edit

Dear Mr. Taner Arslan and Mr. Joseph Crispell,

Thank you for the answers. I have the same thought with both of you. I had already searched the algorithm of Poretools to understand how it works before this question was created. But I did not get any desired result. Perhaps I will request the answer from the Poretools's authors.

Regards,

Thien Ha

Hi Daniel, thank you for answering, actually I meant the alignment program, I apologize for the confusion.

@Zaki Brahmi

I was asking in regards to the project "Discrete Event Simulation for health care management" that I began following. It is not a general question for ResearchGate. I asked what they were considering as a software simulation platform for DES in health care.

Best,

Dear Vikas, 

Can you please specify what problems you are facing during installation?

You can check the following links for a step by step guide for setting up Hadoop in windows

In case you still find problems let me know the errors you are encountering (screenshot of the errors will help me in investigating the issue)

You might have "gremlins" and/or unwanted spacing lurking in your TextWrangler text file. I think that this text editor has a "zap gremlins" feature. You can also find examples of code online for stripping out invalid characters or spaces from text files.

I would also suggest you to go with Meta-velvet, as suggested by Ms. Garima and Dr. Umashankar.

If you're interested in pure QM, there's really no need to make clusters (unless for the reason of using a queueing system, which helps in managment of jobs or for larger storage). The reason is that QM jobs usually scale pretty bad with the number of processors, and it rarely makes sense to run any jobs with more than 16 cores. Even if I use a cluster for QM calculations I usually limit my self to 8 or 16 cores and make sure that they are on the same node, to make the speed optimal.

There is currently a number of very fast and quite reasonably priced (well...) processors with 6/8/10/12 cores and you can build very officient double-processor machines using them, which should handle most of QM calculations.

Dear Juan Fernando, 

Definetly matplotlib. Instructions for different systems and a gallery can be found in 

I think that it will be possible to cooperate in the near future. I would be specially interested if you are interested in VLSI simulations and implementations using VHDL and Synopsis.

I would appreciate if you can tell me somethiing about your research interests and achievements.

Thanks for your reply

Bon jour Philippe.  Il a été un long temps puisque nous étions ensemble à Météo France.  There are a number of automated micromet station networks in the western states of the U.S. used predominantly for irrigation scheduling and management.  One of the major networks is the AgriMet network and it is administered by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Boise office.  The Bureau of Reclamation has a data quality protocol and all data are run through this protocol.  I do not know about data quality control for other networks in the western U.S.  

Do you want to develop a web application that can obtain details about the web browser? If you are using the Django web framework for Python, you can use the Django User Agents package from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-user_agents

The browser sends some information within an HTTP request, and you can write Javascript to obtain the other information and pass it back to the web server.

If you want to develop a desktop application, you can obtain Internet Explorer settings from the Windows registry, for which we have the winreg Python module. Firefox settings are stored in a prefs.js file. You can similarly find the location of the settings for other web browsers to read their settings.