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ReactPhysics3D
0.6.0
Physics engine library
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This class will take care of the time in the physics engine. More...
#include <Timer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Timer (double timeStep) | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~Timer () |
| Destructor. | |
| double | getTimeStep () const |
| Return the timestep of the physics engine. | |
| void | setTimeStep (double timeStep) |
| Set the timestep of the physics engine. | |
| long double | getPhysicsTime () const |
| Return the current time of the physics engine. | |
| void | start () |
| Start the timer. | |
| void | stop () |
| Stop the timer. | |
| bool | getIsRunning () const |
| Return true if the timer is running. | |
| bool | isPossibleToTakeStep () const |
| True if it's possible to take a new step. | |
| void | update () |
| Compute the time since the last update() call and add it to the accumulator. | |
| void | nextStep () |
| Take a new step => update the timer by adding the timeStep value to the current time. | |
| decimal | computeInterpolationFactor () |
| Compute the interpolation factor. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static long double | getCurrentSystemTime () |
| Return the current time of the system in seconds. | |
This class will take care of the time in the physics engine.
It uses functions that depend on the current platform to get the current time.


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NumCpp
2.11.0
A Templatized Header Only C++ Implementation of the Python NumPy Library
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| file | AERtoECEF.hpp [code] |
| file | AERtoENU.hpp [code] |
| file | AERtoLLA.hpp [code] |
| file | AERtoNED.hpp [code] |
| file | ECEFEulerToENURollPitchYaw.hpp [code] |
| file | ECEFEulerToNEDRollPitchYaw.hpp [code] |
| file | ECEFtoAER.hpp [code] |
| file | ECEFtoENU.hpp [code] |
| file | ECEFtoLLA.hpp [code] |
| file | ECEFtoNED.hpp [code] |
| file | ENURollPitchYawToECEFEuler.hpp [code] |
| file | ENUtoAER.hpp [code] |
| file | ENUtoECEF.hpp [code] |
| file | ENUtoLLA.hpp [code] |
| file | ENUtoNED.hpp [code] |
| file | ENUUnitVecsInECEF.hpp [code] |
| file | geocentricRadius.hpp [code] |
| file | geocentricToLLA.hpp [code] |
| file | LLAtoAER.hpp [code] |
| file | LLAtoECEF.hpp [code] |
| file | LLAtoENU.hpp [code] |
| file | LLAtoGeocentric.hpp [code] |
| file | LLAtoNED.hpp [code] |
| file | NEDRollPitchYawToECEFEuler.hpp [code] |
| file | NEDtoAER.hpp [code] |
| file | NEDtoECEF.hpp [code] |
| file | NEDtoENU.hpp [code] |
| file | NEDtoLLA.hpp [code] |
| file | NEDUnitVecsInECEF.hpp [code] |


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HaHa
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| #define | CONTAINER_OF(ptr, type, field_name) ((type *)(((uint8_t *)ptr) - offsetof(type, field_name))) |
| Retrieve pointer to parent structure. More... | |
| #define | ARRAY_SIZE(a) (sizeof(a) / sizeof((a)[0])) |
| Retrieve array size. More... | |
| #define | COMPILER_PRAGMA(arg) _Pragma(#arg) |
| Emit the compiler pragma arg. More... | |
| #define | COMPILER_PACK_SET(alignment) COMPILER_PRAGMA(pack(alignment)) |
| Set maximum alignment for subsequent struct and union definitions to alignment. More... | |
| #define | COMPILER_PACK_RESET() COMPILER_PRAGMA(pack()) |
| Set default alignment for subsequent struct and union definitions. More... | |
| #define | LE_BYTE0(a) ((uint8_t)(a)) |
| #define | LE_BYTE1(a) ((uint8_t)((a) >> 8)) |
| #define | LE_BYTE2(a) ((uint8_t)((a) >> 16)) |
| #define | LE_BYTE3(a) ((uint8_t)((a) >> 24)) |
| #define | LE_2_U16(p) ((p)[0] + ((p)[1] << 8)) |
| #define | LE_2_U32(p) ((p)[0] + ((p)[1] << 8) + ((p)[2] << 16) + ((p)[3] << 24)) |
| #define | size_of_mask(mask) (32 - clz(mask) - ctz(mask)) |
| Counts the number of bits in a mask (no more than 32 bits) More... | |
| #define | pos_of_mask(mask) ctz(mask) |
| Retrieve the start position of bits mask (no more than 32 bits) More... | |
| #define | round_up(a, b) (((a)-1) / (b) + 1) |
| Return division result of a/b and Round up the result to the closest number divisible by "b". More... | |
| #define | min(x, y) ((x) > (y) ? (y) : (x)) |
| Get the minimal of x and y. More... | |
| #define | max(x, y) ((x) > (y) ? (x) : (y)) |
| Get maximum of x and y. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void(* | FUNC_PTR) (void) |
| Set aligned boundary. More... | |
Zero-Bit Counting | |
Under GCC, __builtin_clz and __builtin_ctz behave like macros when applied to constant expressions (values known at compile time), so they are more optimized than the use of the corresponding assembly instructions and they can be used as constant expressions e.g. to initialize objects having static storage duration, and like the corresponding assembly instructions when applied to non-constant expressions (values unknown at compile time), so they are more optimized than an assembly periphrasis. Hence, clz and ctz ensure a possible and optimized behavior for both constant and non-constant expressions. | |
| #define | clz(u) |
| Counts the leading zero bits of the given value considered as a 32-bit integer. More... | |
| #define | ctz(u) |
| Counts the trailing zero bits of the given value considered as a 32-bit integer. More... | |
| #define ARRAY_SIZE | ( | a | ) | (sizeof(a) / sizeof((a)[0])) |
Retrieve array size.
| #define clz | ( | u | ) |
Counts the leading zero bits of the given value considered as a 32-bit integer.
| [in] | u | Value of which to count the leading zero bits. |
| #define COMPILER_PACK_RESET | ( | ) | COMPILER_PRAGMA(pack()) |
Set default alignment for subsequent struct and union definitions.
| #define COMPILER_PACK_SET | ( | alignment | ) | COMPILER_PRAGMA(pack(alignment)) |
Set maximum alignment for subsequent struct and union definitions to alignment.
| #define COMPILER_PRAGMA | ( | arg | ) | _Pragma(#arg) |
Emit the compiler pragma arg.
| [in] | arg | The pragma directive as it would appear after #pragma (i.e. not stringified). |
| #define CONTAINER_OF | ( | ptr, | |
| type, | |||
| field_name | |||
| ) | ((type *)(((uint8_t *)ptr) - offsetof(type, field_name))) |
Retrieve pointer to parent structure.
| #define ctz | ( | u | ) |
Counts the trailing zero bits of the given value considered as a 32-bit integer.
| [in] | u | Value of which to count the trailing zero bits. |
| #define LE_2_U16 | ( | p | ) | ((p)[0] + ((p)[1] << 8)) |
| #define LE_2_U32 | ( | p | ) | ((p)[0] + ((p)[1] << 8) + ((p)[2] << 16) + ((p)[3] << 24)) |
| #define LE_BYTE0 | ( | a | ) | ((uint8_t)(a)) |
| #define LE_BYTE1 | ( | a | ) | ((uint8_t)((a) >> 8)) |
| #define LE_BYTE2 | ( | a | ) | ((uint8_t)((a) >> 16)) |
| #define LE_BYTE3 | ( | a | ) | ((uint8_t)((a) >> 24)) |
| #define max | ( | x, | |
| y | |||
| ) | ((x) > (y) ? (x) : (y)) |
Get maximum of x and y.
| #define min | ( | x, | |
| y | |||
| ) | ((x) > (y) ? (y) : (x)) |
Get the minimal of x and y.
| #define pos_of_mask | ( | mask | ) | ctz(mask) |
Retrieve the start position of bits mask (no more than 32 bits)
| [in] | mask | Mask of which to retrieve the start position. |
| #define round_up | ( | a, | |
| b | |||
| ) | (((a)-1) / (b) + 1) |
Return division result of a/b and Round up the result to the closest number divisible by "b".
Counts the number of bits in a mask (no more than 32 bits)
| [in] | mask | Mask of which to count the bits. |
| typedef void(* FUNC_PTR) (void) |
Set aligned boundary.
Flash located data macros Optimization RAM located function attribute No-init section. Place a data object or a function in a no-init section. Set user-defined section. Place a data object or a function in a user-defined section. Define WEAK attribute. Pointer to function


Coding Class
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ToHttpFieldValue
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Member Variables
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coding
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Coding Constructor
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First, the videos are decomposed into each image per frame;
Laplacian Pyramids
Second, each image is downsampled using Gaussian pyramids. Then Laplacian Pyramids are abtained by getting the difference between one Gaussian pyramid and the next upsampled Gaussian pyramid. The last level of gaussian pyramid becomes the last in Laplacian pyramid as well.
Band Pass Signals in the Frequency Domain
Next step is to bring one level of the pyramid to the frequency domain and getting each pixel's time series. The time frame would be the number of images in this video. The level chosen for this project is the last one in the Laplacian pyramid, which is the smallest one.
The band pass filter chosen is the ideal filter, which suppresses everything outside the signal range of interest to be zero.
Amplification
After getting the band passed signal, the signal is amplified by multiplying a chosen factor. This signal was then added back to the original one.
Reconstruction
Lastly, the pyramid is reconstructed to obtain the image with amplified frequency. This step involves upsampling from the last level of the Laplacian pyramid and adding it back one by one.
III. Results Demostration
The results of the amplified videos are displayed below:
Result of a single run using exhaustive aligning method:
Frequency Range (Band Pass Cutoffs): 50/60 ~ 60/60 Hz
Frequency Range (Band Pass Cutoffs): 140/60 ~ 160/60 Hz
Frequency Range (Band Pass Cutoffs): 75/60 ~ 95/60 Hz
Amplification Factor: 100
Amplification Factor: 500
Amplification Factor: 150
IV. Difficulties
The difficulties appeared to be on the choice of these factors:
Which level of pyramid to choose;
What amplification factor to apply for each video;
Which channel(s) to amplify;
What paremeters to pass in the band pass filter;
The fft result in the different form for even and odd number of inputs.
V. Bells and Whistles
For the video baby2, I used 6 levels in the Laplacian pyramid, and on the last level (the smallest one), a plot of power vs frequency after converting to the frequency domain and for the pixel at position (5,10) is shown below:
Using the same time series as above, the plot of power vs frequency after band-pass filtering the signal in the frequency domain is shown below (the frequency range of interest is 140/60 ~ 160/60 Hz):


Lightweight responsive image zoom component for Vue.js 2, that also works on touch devices. Perfect for zooming on product images on an ecommerce website.
<image-zoom regular="img/sky.jpg" zoom="img/sky-zoom.jpg" :zoom-amount="3" img-class="img-fluid" alt="Sky"> </image-zoom>
Here you can see it is not as sharp as using a zoom image
<image-zoom regular="img/sky.jpg" img-class="img-fluid" alt="Sky" close-pos="top-right" message-pos="top"> </image-zoom>
<image-zoom regular="img/grass.jpg" zoom="img/grass-zoom.jpg" :zoom-amount="3" :click-zoom="true" img-class="img-fluid" alt="Grass"> </image-zoom>
<image-zoom regular="img/balls.jpg" zoom="img/balls-zoom.jpg" hover-message="Custom hover message" touch-message="Custom touch message" img-class="img-fluid" alt="Ball pool"> </image-zoom>
Browser width 1200px or above will show black & white sky image, 992 and above will show sky inverted. Below 992px will be original sky image set.
Width order must start from highest min width.
<image-zoom regular="img/sky.jpg" zoom="img/sky-zoom.jpg" :zoom-amount="3" img-class="img-fluid" alt="Sky" :breakpoints="[ { width: 1200, regular: 'img/sky-bw.jpg', zoom: 'img/sky-zoom-bw.jpg' }, { width: 992, regular: 'img/sky-inverted.jpg', zoom: 'img/sky-zoom-inverted.jpg' } ] > </image-zoom>


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Francis has lost his/her favorite treasure chest in the great plains.
You must quest to retrieve it while fighting or avoiding baddies along the way!
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Features
- Randomly placed treasure to "win" each level
- Stamina system that can be recharged by standing still
- Health and Stamina increase with each level (for both the player and enemies)
Controls
- I / E: Access your Inventory
- Esc / P: Pause/Resume the game
- Mouse: Used to interact with menus
- Arrow Keys / WASD: Controls Movement
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: COM+ and wrong framework version author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 537 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2003/11/comandwrongframeworkversion date: '2003-11-03 19:34:12 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-11-03 19:34:12 +0000' categories: - Enterprise Services tags: [] comments: - id: 361 author: Bruce author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/bwill date: '2003-11-04 07:38:49 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-11-04 07:38:49 +0000' content: |
I believe Q330227 addresses this.
- id: 362 author: Greg Reinacker author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/weblog date: '2003-11-04 08:23:11 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-11-04 08:23:11 +0000' content: |Could this (http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/weblog/archive.aspx?post=637) be related?
- id: 363 author: Greg Reinacker author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/weblog date: '2003-11-04 08:24:07 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-11-04 08:24:07 +0000' content: |Oops, that link was broken (picked up the second parenthesis). It should be:
http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/weblog/archive.aspx?post=637
- id: 364 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog date: '2003-11-04 11:04:17 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-11-04 11:04:17 +0000' content: |Bruce,
Thanks, will check.
Greg, dunno if that's exactly the same case. I waws hoping to avoid using configuration files, but I have that one as a last resource to try :)
Has someone else run across this? We've been seeing on some of our developer's machines a case where a COM+ server application running .NET Serviced Components compiled with v1.0 of the framework loads version v1.1 if that's also installed on the machine as well, which is obviously the wrong thing to do, as it can cause a whole lot of trouble with object serialization, for example (most easily seen if you pass DataSets around).
There's a KB article discussing this problem with Win2k, which SP4 fixes, but we're seeing this on Windows XP machines, and I can't seem to find a corresponding article discussing XP.... (and yes, the machine seems to be fully patched, according to Windows Update, at least).
Unfortunate as it is, just switching to another framework version is not exactly an option here (we're talking 200.000+ lines of code, so switching ain't exactly as easy as just recompiling), and unfortunately, the dev has to work on another app that does require v1.1 :(
Any ideas?


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A fully fledged MERN stack E-commerce application.It uses Reactjs and hooks to build the complex UI.Express js for building the API and Mongodb for data storage.Firebase Authentication is used to authenticate users into the App
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'use strict';
/***
* @file Use Speech Recognition functionality in iOS 10
* @module ti.speech
* @author Hans Knöchel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* @author Brenton House<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* @requires Hyperloop
* @requires Speech
* @version 1.0.0
* @since 1.0.0
*/
var AVAudioEngine = require( 'AVFoundation/AVAudioEngine' );
var AVAudioSession = require( 'AVFoundation/AVAudioSession' );
var AVFoundation = require( 'AVFoundation' );
var NSBundle = require( 'Foundation/NSBundle' );
var NSError = require( 'Foundation/NSError' );
var NSLocale = require( 'Foundation/NSLocale' );
var NSURL = require( 'Foundation/NSURL' );
var SFSpeechAudioBufferRecognitionRequest = require( 'Speech/SFSpeechAudioBufferRecognitionRequest' );
var SFSpeechRecognitionRequest = require( 'Speech/SFSpeechRecognitionRequest' );
var SFSpeechRecognitionResult = require( 'Speech/SFSpeechRecognitionResult' );
var SFSpeechRecognitionTask = require( 'Speech/SFSpeechRecognitionTask' );
var SFSpeechRecognizer = require( 'Speech/SFSpeechRecognizer' );
var SFSpeechURLRecognitionRequest = require( 'Speech/SFSpeechURLRecognitionRequest' );
var Speech = require( 'Speech' );
var audioEngine;
var request;
var recognitionTask;
var speechRecognizer;
var SOURCE_TYPE_URL = 'url';
var SOURCE_TYPE_MICROPHONE = 'microphone';
/**
* @function initialize
* @summary Creates a speech recognizer for the specified locale, if supported.
* @param {string} locale - Locale to use for initializing speech recognizer
* @since 1.0.0
*/
exports.initialize = function ( locale ) {
if ( speechRecognizer ) {
speechRecognizer = null;
// Can't delete local variable in strict mode
// delete speechRecognizer;
}
if ( locale ) {
speechRecognizer = SFSpeechRecognizer.alloc().initWithLocale( NSLocale.alloc().initWithLocaleIdentifier( locale ) );
} else {
speechRecognizer = new SFSpeechRecognizer();
}
};
/**
* Callback used for reporting success of requesting permissions for features
* @callback permissionCallback
* @param {object} param - Object that contains info about the success of the request
* @param {string} param.message - Friendly message regarding the success or failure of request
* @param {number} param.status - Status of the permission request as returned from the OS
* @param {boolean} param.success - Value is true, if request was successful, otherwise false
*/
/**
* @function requestSpeechRecognizerAuthorization
* @summary Asks the user to grant your app permission to perform speech recognition.
* @param {permissionCallback} callback - A function that is called when the authorization request has been approved or denied.
* @since 1.0.0
*/
exports.requestSpeechRecognizerAuthorization = function ( callback ) {
SFSpeechRecognizer.requestAuthorization( function ( status ) {
var success = false;
var message = '';
switch ( status ) {
case Speech.SFSpeechRecognizerAuthorizationStatusAuthorized:
// User gave access to speech recognition
message = 'User gave access to speech recognition';
success = true;
break;
case Speech.SFSpeechRecognizerAuthorizationStatusDenied:
// User denied access to speech recognition
message = 'User denied access to speech recognition';
break;
case Speech.SFSpeechRecognizerAuthorizationStatusRestricted:
// Speech recognition restricted on this device
message = 'Speech recognition restricted on this device';
break;
case Speech.SFSpeechRecognizerAuthorizationStatusNotDetermined:
// Speech recognition not yet authorized
message = 'Speech recognition not yet authorized';
break;
default:
// Should not be here. Issue should be resolved in Hyperloop 2.0.2.
message = 'Something has gone wrong when determining Speech Recogniction authorization';
break;
}
//TODO: Temporarily setting success to true until Hyperloop 2.0.2, https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-23902
success = true;
callback( {
success: success,
message: message,
status: status,
} );
} );
};
/**
* @function requestMicrophoneAuthorization
* @summary Asks the user to grant your app permission to record audio using microphone.
* @param {permissionCallback} callback - A function that is called when the authorization request has been approved or denied.
* @since 1.0.0
*/
exports.requestMicrophoneAuthorization = function ( callback ) {
audioSession = new AVAudioSession();
audioSession.requestRecordPermission( function ( status ) {
var success = false;
var message = '';
switch ( status ) {
case AVFoundation.AVAudioSessionRecordPermissionGranted:
// Recording permission has been granted.
message = 'Recording permission has been granted.';
success = true;
break;
case AVFoundation.AVAudioSessionRecordPermissionDenied:
// Recording permission has been denied.
message = 'Recording permission has been denied.';
break;
case AVFoundation.SFSpeechRecognizerAuthorizationStatusRestricted:
// Recording permission has not been granted or denied. This typically means that permission has yet to be requested, or is in the process of being requested.
message = 'Recording permission has not been granted or denied. This typically means that permission has yet to be requested, or is in the process of being requested.';
break;
default:
// Should not be here. Issue should be resolved in Hyperloop 2.0.2.
message = 'Something has gone wrong when determining recording authorization';
break;
}
//TODO: Temporarily setting success to true until Hyperloop 2.0.2, https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-23902
success = true;
callback( {
success: success,
message: message,
status: status,
} );
} );
};
/**
* Indicates whether the speech recognizer is available.
* Even though a speech recognizer is supported for a specific locale,
* it might be unavailable for reasons such as a nonfunctioning Internet connection.
* @function isAvailable
* @summary Indicates whether the speech recognizer is available.
* @since 1.0.0
* @returns {boolean} - A Boolean value that indicates whether the speech recognizer is available.
*/
exports.isAvailable = function () {
return speechRecognizer && speechRecognizer.isAvailable();
};
/**
* This callback is used to report progress on speech Recognition
* @callback progressCallback
* @param {object} param - Object that contains info about the state of the speech recognition
* @param {string} param.value - Text transcription of speech recognition
* @param {object} param.error - Contains any error returned from the speech recognition engine
* @param {number} param.state - Represents the state of the speech recognition engine
* @param {boolean} param.finished - Value is true, if recognition is finished, otherwise false
*/
/**
* @function startRecognition
* @summary Starts the speech recogniztion engine and begins processing
* @param {object} args - Parameters used to start speech recognition
* @param {string} [args.type=SOURCE_TYPE_MICROPHONE] - Indicates source for speech recognition (microphone or url)
* @param {string} [args.url] - Url for audio file to apply speech recognition to.
* @param {progressCallback} args.progress - Callback function used to report progress of speech recognition
* @since 1.0.0
* @returns {boolean} - Returns true if started successfully, otherwise false.
*/
exports.startRecognition = function ( args ) {
var type = args.type;
if ( !type && args.url ) {
type = SOURCE_TYPE_URL;
} else if ( !type ) {
type = SOURCE_TYPE_MICROPHONE;
}
var progressCallback = args.progress || null;
if ( !progressCallback ) {
Ti.API.error( 'No "progress" callback supplied - You will not be notified about transcription updates' );
}
if ( recognitionTask ) {
recognitionTask.cancel();
recognitionTask = null;
// Can't delete local variable in strict mode
// delete recognitionTask;
}
if ( request ) {
request = null;
}
if ( type == SOURCE_TYPE_URL ) {
var url = args.url.split( '.' );
var ext = url.pop();
var soundPath = NSBundle.mainBundle.pathForResourceOfType( url.join( '.' ), ext );
var soundURL = NSURL.fileURLWithPath( soundPath );
request = SFSpeechURLRecognitionRequest.alloc().initWithURL( soundURL );
if ( !request ) {
console.error( 'Unable to created a SFSpeechURLRecognitionRequest object' );
return false;
}
request.shouldReportPartialResults = true;
if ( !speechRecognizer ) {
exports.initialize();
}
recognitionTask = speechRecognizer.recognitionTaskWithRequestResultHandler( request, function ( result, error ) {
if ( !recognitionTask ) {
// The recognitionTask has already been cancelled.
return;
}
if ( recognitionTask.state === Speech.SFSpeechRecognitionTaskStateCanceling ) {
// The recognitionTask is being cancelled so no progress should be reported after this.
console.info( 'The speech recognition task has been cancelled.' );
progressCallback &&
progressCallback( {
error: error,
value: result && result.bestTranscription.formattedString,
state: recognitionTask.state,
finished: true,
} );
progressCallback = null;
request = null;
recognitionTask = null;
return;
}
progressCallback &&
progressCallback( {
error: error,
value: result && result.bestTranscription.formattedString,
state: recognitionTask.state,
finished: result && result.isFinal(),
} );
if ( error || ( result && result.isFinal() ) ) {
recognitionTask = null;
request = null;
return;
}
} );
return true;
} else if ( type == SOURCE_TYPE_MICROPHONE ) {
if ( !audioEngine ) {
audioEngine = new AVAudioEngine();
}
if ( !audioEngine.inputNode ) {
console.error( 'Audio engine has no input node' );
return false;
}
request = new SFSpeechAudioBufferRecognitionRequest();
request.shouldReportPartialResults = true;
// Create recognition task that will listen to live speech and send progress to callback
recognitionTask = speechRecognizer.recognitionTaskWithRequestResultHandler( request, function ( result, error ) {
progressCallback( {
error: error,
value: result && result.bestTranscription.formattedString,
state: recognitionTask.state,
finished: result && result.isFinal(),
} );
if ( error || ( result && result.isFinal() ) ) {
if ( audioEngine.isRunning() ) {
audioEngine.stop();
}
if ( request ) {
request.endAudio();
}
audioEngine.inputNode.removeTapOnBus( 0 );
recognitionTask = null;
request = null;
return;
}
} );
audioEngine.inputNode.installTapOnBusBufferSizeFormatBlock( 0, 1024, audioEngine.inputNode.outputFormatForBus( 0 ), function ( buffer, when ) {
request && request.appendAudioPCMBuffer( buffer );
} );
audioEngine.prepare();
var audioEngineStartError = new NSError();
var audioEngineStartSuccess = audioEngine.startAndReturnError( audioEngineStartError );
if ( !audioEngineStartSuccess ) {
//TODO: Do something with audioEngineStartError
return false;
}
return true;
} else {
console.error( 'Unhandled type supplied:' + type );
return false;
}
};
/**
* @function stopRecognition
* @summary Forces speech recognition components to stop processing
* @since 1.0.0
*/
exports.stopRecognition = function () {
if ( audioEngine && audioEngine.isRunning() ) {
// if we are using the audioEngine for real-time audio, we need to stop components
audioEngine.stop();
request && request.endAudio();
audioEngine.inputNode.removeTapOnBus( 0 );
} else if ( recognitionTask ) {
// If are using a file for audio recoginition, we need to cancel the recognition task
recognitionTask.cancel();
}
};
exports.SOURCE_TYPE_URL = SOURCE_TYPE_URL;
exports.SOURCE_TYPE_MICROPHONE = SOURCE_TYPE_MICROPHONE;
exports.RECOGNITION_STATE_STARTING = Speech.SFSpeechRecognitionTaskStateStarting;
exports.RECOGNITION_STATE_RUNNING = Speech.SFSpeechRecognitionTaskStateRunning;
exports.RECOGNITION_STATE_FINISHING = Speech.SFSpeechRecognitionTaskStateFinishing;
exports.RECOGNITION_STATE_COMPLETED = Speech.SFSpeechRecognitionTaskStateCompleted;
exports.RECOGNITION_STATE_CANCELING = Speech.SFSpeechRecognitionTaskStateCanceling;


Tech Issues
Are Programmers going to be underrated in the future?
May 25,2015
Topics:
- How important will programmers be in the future?
- How far can tools for developing without coding go?
Programmers... Needed?
There has been notice a lot of information on the web of organizations and groups of people that are trying to biuld a platform that helps building applications trying to evade the coding or at least the most of it they can. Truth is that theese tools such as "AppGini" or "AppMakr" can be very useful to some certain groups that do not have the budget or dont want to give in the time to make their they just want to be as I say "In the comfort zone".
I can say this because building software is very detailed and of its kind. What I mean by this is that when software is built (if no code is copied) there are many ways to achieve the functionalities we want to reach and technology changes every day to be more efficient for the better performance of bringing software and hardware together so specific pattern is NEVER established to build software.
On the other hand there is a better and more straightforward reason that programmer will always be needed. Nobody ever wants to build the same thing then the definition of unique wouldn't be what moves masses? Again... How far would we go with customization? Wouldn't we like to build and customize our Apps until the last detail as we would like to?
Happy coding!
@devgmtech


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MyoBridge Library
1.0
A high-level Arduino library to work with MyoBridge Firmware for the HM-11 SoC.
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Implementation file of the MyoBridge class. More...
Variables | |
| const char * | myo_pose_strings [] |
| Supported poses. More... | |
| const char * | myo_connection_state_strings [] |
| Connection States. More... | |
Implementation file of the MyoBridge class.
This project is developed for research and educational purposes at Victoria University of Wellington, School of Engineering and Computer Science.
| const char* myo_connection_state_strings[] |
Connection States.
| const char* myo_pose_strings[] |
Supported poses.


Cong Leader Admits Maharashtra Government Formed By 'fast-movers', Calls It 'surreal'
by Yash SanghviPolitics
Cong leader Dr. Abhishek Singhvi took to Twitter to congratulate the coalition of NCP & BJP to form the government, calls the latest power twist 'surreal'.
Written By Yash Sanghvi | Mumbai | Updated On: November 23, 2019 09:32 IST
In a surprising turn of events, as BJP's Devendra Fadnavis took oath as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra for a second term and NCP's Ajit Pawar as the Deputy Chief Minister. Calling the latest power twist in Maharashtra "surreal", Congress leader Dr. Abhishek Singhvi took to Twitter to congratulate the coalition of NCP and BJP to have finally formed the government by acting fast. Dr. Singhvi further acknowledged that the "tripartite negotiations should not have gone on for more than 3 days."
READ | MASSIVE: Devendra Fadnavis Takes Oath As CM, Ajit Pawar As Deputy CM In Maharashtra
Dr. Abhishek Singhvi tweet:
Fadnavis thanks PM Modi and Amit Shah
The month-long political impasse ended dramatically with Fadnavis returning as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra for the second round, backed by the Sharad Pawar-led NCP. After taking an oath, CM Fadnavis said, "I wish to thank PM Modi and Amit Shah ji for giving me the opportunity to serve the state. When Shiv Sena started making efforts to make an alliance outside, it ended up in President's rule. It is not good for a state like Maharashtra to be under President's rule for so long. Hence, I wish to thank NCP's Ajit Pawar for taking the decision to provide a stable government in the state."
READ | PM Modi Exudes Confidence For The 'bright Future' Of Maharashtra, As BJP-NCP Form Govt


Percentage of residential land area covered by tree canopy
Tree canopy provides many benefits to communities: improving water quality, saving energy and reducing cooling costs, lowering summer temperatures, reducing air pollution, enhancing property values, providing wildlife habitat, facilitation of social and educational opportunities, and providing aesthetic benefits. Strategies for increasing tree canopy include neighborhood tree planting initiatives, street tree plantings and the Street Tree Replacement Program, plantings in medians and parking lots, and plantings along riparian buffers (vegetated areas near creeks and streams).
####How are we doing? As of 2013, 76,338 acres of residential land were covered by tree canopy, representing 55.4% of all residential land.
The City of Charlotte has an ambitious goal to reach 50% tree canopy by 2050. Due to loss of tree canopy through continued growth and development, and natural loss of canopy due to age and natural incidents, Trees Charlotte estimates that 100,000 trees must be planted every year to reach this goal.
####Related Variables
Impervious Surface
Tree Canopy
Number of acres of residential land covered by tree canopy divided by total residential land area. Residential land is identified and analyzed at the parcel level using the City of Charlotte Planning Department's Existing Land Use data.
Tree canopy is calculated at the parcel scale by the Spatial Analysis Laboratory at the University of Vermont using high-resolution imagery and LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology. This new technology provides a more precise and accurate accounting of tree canopy than that used in previous studies; therefore, percentage of tree canopy in 2013 is not comparable to the percentage of tree canopy calculated in the 2002 and 2008 urban ecosystem assessments completed by American Forests.
Source: University of Vermont; Mecklenburg County Land Use & Environmental Services Agency
| Learn More | |
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| Charlotte Tree Ordinance | Ordinances and best practices for planning trees in the City. |
| Project Funding Opportunity | See how the City's Neighborhood Matching Grant program can fund improvements. |
| 2012 Tree Canopy Report | View the full report which talks about tree canopy and its components (PDF Download). |
| Take Action | |
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| Trees Charlotte | Working to address the City's tree loss from development, protect its forests and native species, and create new green space. |
| Annual Tree Sapling Sale | Purchase tree seedlings from the County from $1-$2. |
| Keep Charlotte Beautiful | Working together to create a cleaner, greener and more sustainable Charlotte. |


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Storytellers celebrate month of telling stories
SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Smoky Mountain Storytelling Association was at the My People Senior Center Thursday morning.
November is a world wide celebration of storytelling, and people all over the area are sharing stories. It's called Tellabration!
Thursday was a special day as they shared the stories of the mountain heritage in Sevierville.
"We tell the stories of the mountains. We tell the stories of the rivers, we tell the stories from all over the world. But if you come here you're likely to tell the stories of the mountains," said Janice Brooks Headrick, Smoky Mountain Story Tellers.
The storytellers moved on to Barley's in Maryville.


Docoment Required At The Time Of Admission
- Three photograph of the Candidate (Front View)
- Three photograph of the Candidate along with his/her parents /Guardian
- Original Marks Sheet of Class V/VII passed from a recognized school
- Date Of Birth certificate in Original issued from the Municipal Corporation/Competent Authority/School Last Attended/Copy of Passport
- Transfer Certificate in oringinal , issued from the last school attended by the candidate.
- Two self Addressed Envelops with postal stamp of Rs 40/-
Fee Structure
| Class |
Annual Amount Of Fee (RS.) |
Fee Per Installment (RS.) |
| I-VII(Boys) |
4200.00 |
1050.00 |
| IX-X(Boys) |
6600.00 |
1650.00 |
| I-X(Boys) |
4200.00 |
1050.00 |


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I Just Wanna Be With You
2. Here We Go 3. For The Girl Who Has Everything 4.  You Got It 6. I Need Love 7. I Want You Back 8. Everything I Own 9. I Drive Myself Crazy 10. Crazy For You 11. Sailing 12. Giddy Up 13.


Analyses if() constructions that return boolean values based on conditions, which can be simplified to return the condition instead.
if (conditions) { return true; } return false; // can be replaced with return conditions;


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CS 107 - Introduction to
Scientific Computation
Course Information |
Course Overview
On the surface it appears that Computer Science is a very dynamic discipline.
However, there are certain principles that are basic to Computer Science.
These are the fundamentals that enable us to solve problems within the context
of a hardware environment. For that reason this course has a heavy emphasis
on the methodology of problem solving with the use of computing equipment,
algorithms, and the implementation of those algorithms in a specific programming
language. This course will be taught using the MATLAB scientific computing
environment.
Exercises drawn from Mathematics and the Natural Sciences will introduce the student to basic computing concepts, data types,
classes and methods, decisions, iteration, testing and debugging, arrays and vectors, and other selected topics.
The goal of these exercises is to illustrate good programming principles,
an understanding of programming and elementary
data structures, as well as some basic software engineering principles. Students
will have weekly homework exercises throughout the term that will provide
a solid foundation of experience for future problem-solving.
Learning Objectives
- Learn the syntax and semantics of a high-level programming language,
including basic computation, simple input/output, standard conditional and
iterative structures, and functions (a.k.a. methods).
- Gain the ability to design, implement, test, debug, analyze, and explain
the behavior of simple high-level computer programs.
- Develop a basic discipline of "computational thinking", whereby a
problem is approached by representing relevant information with simple data
structures, making using of appropriate control structures, methods, and
object-oriented abstraction, and applying relevant problem solving patterns
to compute a solution.
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Instructor
Section A - M,W,F 1:10-2:00PM, Glatfelter 112:
Todd Neller
Office: Glatfelter 209
Office Hours:
Office Hours: Mo-Fr 2-4PM or by appointment. (I finish teach at 2PM on MWF, so
office hours will start when I arrive back at my office.) Note: Generally,
feel free to drop in if my office door is open (i.e., most of the time
beyond class).
Phone: 337-6643
E-mail:
Student Assistants
In-class Assistant: Jiangfeng "Jane" Wang (wangji01); office hours: West
110, Tuesdays 7-9PM
Grader: Dan Rustico (rustda01); office hours: West 110, Mondays 7-9PM
Grading
75% Assignments
10% Fourth Hour Exercises
5% Exam(s)
5% Colloquium Attendance
5% Class Attendance / Participation
You are responsible to know the material from each lecture and reading
assignment before the start of the next class. Homework is due at
the beginning of lecture on the due date. Late homework will not
necessarily be accepted. Source code that does not compile may
not receive partial credit. You are required to attend 3 colloquia or
approved departmental events over the course of the semester. Class attendance and participation is
required. If you attend all classes and are willing to participate,
you'll get 100% for this part of your grade. Even if you know enough
to give a particular lecture, please consider the value of helping your peers
during in-class exercises.
Honor Code
Honesty, Integrity, Honor. These are more important than anything
we will teach in this class. Students can and are encouraged to help
each other understand course concepts, but all graded work must be done
independently unless otherwise specified (e.g. group work). Submitted work
should be created by those submitting it. Submission
of plagiarized code or design work is a violation of the Honor Code, which I
strictly enforce. For
detailed information about the Honor Code, see
http://www.gettysburg.edu/about/offices/provost/advising/honor_code/index.dot.
What is permitted:
- Discussing algorithms, syntax, and problem specifications with other
students
- Seeking assistance (as needed) from CS professors, students assistants,
and approved tutors
- Use of "starter code" supplied by your professor, or code you have
previously developed
What is not permitted:
- Sharing code: Verbal dictation of code, transference of code (e.g.
e-mail, file transfer, entry of printed output, etc.). An important
component of this experiential learning process is developing the ability to
independently devise algorithms and express them in program code.
- Viewing and/or using unauthorized code (e.g. solutions found online,
downloads from code repositories, etc.)
- Submitting work that implicitly takes credit for work that should be
credited to others
- Efforts to obscure the source of unauthorized work
- Outsourcing work
Put simply, students may discuss assignments at an abstract level (e.g.
specifications, algorithm pseudocode), but must actually implement solutions
independently or in permitted groups. Credit should be given where credit
is due. Let your conscience be your guide. Do not merely focus on
the result; learn from the process.


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5% women
1% men
lack of evidence to support routine screening in asymptomatic people
TSH = initial test
Hypothyroidism
suspicion
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high
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goitre
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delayed reflexes
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intermediate
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fatigue
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weight gain/difficulty losing weight
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cold intolerance
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dry, rough, pale skin
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consitpation
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facial swelling (oedema)
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hoarseness
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Low
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coarse dry hair
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hair loss
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muscle cramps/aches
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depression
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irritability
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memory loss
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abnormal menstrual cycles
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decreased libido
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risk factors
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autoimmune disease
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t1 DM
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addison’s disease
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coeliac disease
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genetic conditions
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Down
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Turner
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treatment with radioactive iodine therapy or surgery for hyperthyroidism
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radiotherapy to neck
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history of post partum thyroiditis
consider screening every 1-2 years or if symtoms/signs
Thyroid antibodies
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TPO-Ab
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anti-thyroglobulin antibodies
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risk factor for autoimmune throid disorders
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all with autoimmune hypothyroidism and up to 80% Graves disease have TPO antibodies
- usually at high levels
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Primary hypothyroidism
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increased TSH and decreased FT4
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untreated
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fatigue
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weight gain
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abnormal lipid profile
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heart failure
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children: retard growth and mental development
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myxodedema coma = rare complication
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autoimmune thyroid disease: Hashimoto’s throiditis/atrophic thyroiditis
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consider iodine deficiency
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Treatment
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Replacement for symptomatic with TSH >10
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lower threshold to treat young woman especially if may become pregnant
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2nd TSH to confirm diagnosis
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Levothyroxine
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1.6mck.kg.day
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young adults start full dose
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elderly start 12.5-25mcg/day and inc every 6 weeks
- long term bradycardia may mask coronary artery disease
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symptoms generally improve within 2–3 weeks
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months before patient feels bakc to N health after biochemical correction of TSH
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Once target reached - furtehr TSH in 3-4mo
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annual TSH once stable
- unless pregnant
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if dose change
- 6-8wks
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active ingredient same across all brands but absorption may be different
- if switch brand - repeat 6 weeks
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calcium, iron, aluminum hydroxide (antacids) and cholestyramine reduce absoprtion of levothyroine
- take 4 hours apart
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max absorption - take on empty stomach before breakfast
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long half life = 7d
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anticonvulsants and oestrogen therapy
- increase levothyroxine requirments
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TSH = most appropriate test for monitoring hypothyroidism
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Referal
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TSH persistently above normal range
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check compliance
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drug interactions
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coeliac disease
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symptoms don’t respond or woresen after treatment
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pregnant/postpartum
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children \<16yo
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patients with co-morbidities
- unstable ischaemic heart disease
Subclinical hypothyroidism
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increase TSH
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noraml FT4
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may develp hypothyroidism
Treatment
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TSH \<10
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may be considered if symptoms
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or rising TSH or those who have goitre
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treat for 3mo to assess symptomatic benefit
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if not treated then monitor q6-12mo or if symptoms
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autoimmune Hashimoto’s thyroiditis = common cause
- if TSH >7 and antiTPO + then consider treatment
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persistently >10
- consider treatment
Hyperthyroidism
suspicion
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high
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goitre
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thyroid bruit
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lid lag
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proptosis
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intermediate
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fatigue
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weight loss
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heat intolerance/sweating
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fine tremor
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increase bowel movements
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fast heart rate/palpitaitons
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staring gaze
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low
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nervousness
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insomnia
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breathlessness
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light/absent menstrual periods
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muscle weakness
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warm moist skin
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hair loss
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Overt hyperthryoidism
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decrease TSH
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fT4 and /or FT3 above normal range
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complications
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graves’ opthalmopathy
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thyrotoxic crisis
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AF
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loss of bone mass
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CHF
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causes:
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Graves’ disease
- 20-40yo
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toxic nodular goitre
- prevalence increase with age
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Thyroiditis
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post partum women
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viral - type symptoms + neck pain
- subacute thyroiditis
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Treatment
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Carbimazole (thionamide)
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first episode of Graves’
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not indicated for thyroiditis where no excessive production of thyroid hormone
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decrease thyroid hormone synthesis
- interferes with organification of iodine (oxidation and binding)
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can be started in primary care
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15-40mg od until euthyroid
- 4-8wks
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maintence = 5-15mg
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block and replace used where high doses are used in combination with levothyroxine
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prolonged use for 12-18mo provides best chance of sustained remission
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relapse approx 50%
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smokers
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large goitres
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suppressed TSH at end of therapy
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monitoring
- TSH q4wks using FT4 and TSH until TSH normal then q2mo
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Adverse effects
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rash, fever, GI 5%
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Bone marrow suppression = agranulocytosis = 0.1-0.5%
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stop and see doctor if fever, sore throat, other infections
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urgent FBC
- neutropenia
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routine monitoring not recommended
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affix to label:
- ”report fever, sore throat or infection to doctor
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Betablockers
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propranolol
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rapid relief of adrenergic symptoms
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tachycarida
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tremor
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heat intolerance
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anxiety
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radioactive iodine/surgery
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relapses
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may be appropriate first choice treatment for toxic nodular goitre
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Subclincial hyperthroidism
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TSH low
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FT4/3 normal
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causes
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excessive levothyroxine replacement
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autonomously functioning multi-nodular goitre
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subclinical Graves’ disease
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increased risk of AF
- possibly osteoporosis
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if undetectable TSH then consider treatment
Pregnancy
Hypothryoidism
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Screening not routinely recommeneded
- subclinical hypothyroidism associatedwith ovulatory dysfucntion and infertility
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Thryoid testing
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symptoms
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increase risk
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T1DM
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personal or FHx
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TSH temporarily decrease first trimester
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Thyriod stimulating effects of hCG
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FT4 tends to fall slowly in second half of pregnancy
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Aim
- normalise both TSH and FT4
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majority need dose increase
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usually during first 1/3
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proactive increase 30% once pregnancy confirmed
- double maintenece on 2 days/week
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Dose requirement stabilise by 20weeks then fall back to normal
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t4 above 10-14
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Hyperthyroidism
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increase risk of foetal loss, pre-eclampsia, heart failure, premature labour, low birth-weight infant
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Thionamides preferred treatment choice
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lowest possible dose to control symptoms
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last trimester cease anti-thryoid
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propylthiouracil (PTU) preferred
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carbimazole associated with rare teratogenic effects
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associated significant liver toxicity
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block and replace not suitable
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drugs
Amiodarone
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either hypo/hyper 14-18%
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high iodine content
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direct toxic effect on thyroid
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initial rise in TSH will return to nroaml within 3mo
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inbhibits peripheral conversion of T4-T3
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TSH best marker
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baseline then 6 monthly
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monitoring 12mo after cesastion may be required
Lithium
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hypothyroidism common
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appear abruptly even after long-term treatment
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Femalses and people with + TPO antibodies are at increase risk
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Lithium-associated hyperthyroidism rare
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TSH and FT4 @ baseline
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TSH @ 3 months
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then yearly


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Fourier’s Lines
问题描述 :
In one letter written to Bonard, Fourier asked a question: how to draw 17 lines on a plane to make exactly 101 crossings, where each crossing belongs to exactly two lines. Obviously, this is an easy problem, and Figure-1 is a solution that satisfies his requirement. Now the problem for you is a universal one. Can we draw N lines on a plane to make exactly M crossings, where each crossing belongs to exactly two lines? If we can, how many pieces, at most, can these lines cut the plane into?
输入:
输出:
Case i: N lines cannot make exactly M crossings.
if the drawing of these lines is impossible;
or:
Case i: N lines with exactly M crossings can cut the plane into K pieces at most.
Note: Even if N or M equals to one, you should use the words "lines" and "crossings" in your output.
样例输入:
4 3 4 6 4 2 5 11 17 101 0 0
样例输出:
Case 1: 4 lines with exactly 3 crossings can cut the plane into 8 pieces at most. Case 2: 4 lines with exactly 6 crossings can cut the plane into 11 pieces at most. Case 3: 4 lines cannot make exactly 2 crossings. Case 4: 5 lines cannot make exactly 11 crossings. Case 5: 17 lines with exactly 101 crossings can cut the plane into 119 pieces at most.
#include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; string a[105]; string b[105]; string c[105]; int dp[105][105]; int d[105][105]; //记录路径 int len1,len2; int main(){ while(cin>>a[1]){ len1 = 2; while(a[len1 - 1] != "#") cin>>a[len1++]; len1 -= 2; cin>>b[1]; len2 = 2; while(b[len2 - 1] != "#") cin>>b[len2++]; len2 -= 2; memset(dp,0,sizeof(dp)); memset(d,0,sizeof(d)); for(int i = 1; i <= len1; i++) for(int j = 1; j <= len2; j++){ if(a[i] == b[j]) dp[i][j] = dp[i - 1][j - 1] + 1,d[i][j] = 1; else{ if(dp[i -1][j] > dp[i][j - 1]) dp[i][j] = dp[i - 1][j],d[i][j] = 2; else dp[i][j] = dp[i][j - 1],d[i][j] = 3; } } int n = dp[len1][len2]; int i = len1; int j = len2; while(n){ while(d[i][j] != 1){ if(d[i][j] == 2) i--; else j--; } n--; c[n] = a[i]; i--; j--; } cout<<c[0]; for(int i =1; i < dp[len1][len2]; i++) cout<<" "<<c[i]; cout<<endl; } return 0; }
解题报告转自：http://blog.csdn.net/fengshiye948/article/details/8769400
程序只能输出一个子序列
for(int i=1; i<=m; i++){
for(int j=1; j<=n; j++){
dp = dp [j-1] + 1;
if(s1.charAt(i-1) == s3.charAt(i+j-1))
dp = dp[i-1] + 1;
if(s2.charAt(j-1) == s3.charAt(i+j-1))
dp = Math.max(dp [j - 1] + 1, dp );
}
}
这里的代码似乎有点问题？ dp(i)(j) = dp(i)(j-1) + 1;这个例子System.out.println(ils.isInterleave("aa","dbbca", "aadbbcb"));返回的应该是false
正在练习，很有帮助
和编译器有关吧，我用的g++正常。头文件可能还需要一个<string.h>
scanner改用StreamTokenizer就不超时了
这种二分还是比较经典！mark
1234百位上出现的次数应该是200吧。
大致看了下，算法的时间复杂度没有很本性的提升，算不上高效。
有两个重复的话结果是正确的，但解法不够严谨，后面重复的覆盖掉前面的，由于题目数据限制也比较严，所以能提交通过。已更新算法
真心不错，力顶作者
我觉得是D哎……
程序是错的吧，明显没有判断不和该节点相邻的其他节点是否相互相邻
刚开始学习，为啥会报错了
51行错了，改为：void Union(struct subset subsets[], int x, int y)