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Here is a list of ideas for Google Summer of code projects. Feel free to submit your ideas.
If you are interested by one of these subjects, send a mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To submit your proposal, use the Eclipse Vert.x organisation. Don't forget to read the tips at the end of this page. If you have questions, feel free to chat with us on IRC (freenode server, #vertx channel).
Eclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. Eclipse Paho is the umbrella project for all MQTT clients written in different languages. A Vert.x version should be developed as a wrapper around the Java based version, exposing all the main features of MQTT clients as defined by the MQTT 3.1.1 spec.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java (8), Maven, MQTT 3.1.1 spec is a plusEclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. Use any function as a vertx-web handler, then provide an API to compose these functions in a "RouterBuilder API" way. This should be a totally separated project, keeping vertx-web as is for now and targeting "pure JVM languages" (Java, Kotlin, Groovy, Scala), especially those who have "first-level" functions (and maybe annotations).
What should be achieved:For further reference and examples see the following google group post.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java (8), Gradle or Maven is a plusEclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. Vert.x Web Router is a general purpose router that matches paths to handlers. Although this is "good enough" for many applications it does not adhere properly to the HTTP protocol. The issue is more obvious since the API allows filtering on mime type but failure to match such a request does not respect the protocol.
Current inconsistent cases:The project should start with a review of the HTTP protocol including version 2 and identify faulty situations as described above. A proposal for a refactoring of the internal of the Router class while keeping the existing API is a must.
The code should be properly documented and easy to extend so later one can for example plug REST documentation generators, etc...
Knowledge prerequisite: Java (8), Jenkins, Gradle or Maven is a plusEclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. This topic is about implementing an extensible administration console.
The outcome should be able to be consumed as a Vert.x Web Handler, but also as guidelines to build such extensible dashboards.
What should be achieved (non exhaustive list):For further reference and examples see the following google group post.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java (8), CSS, JavaScript Gradle or Maven is a plusEclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. R is an open source programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics that is supported by the R Foundation for Statistical Computing. The R language is widely used among statisticians and data miners for developing statistical software and data analysis. Polls, surveys of data miners, and studies of scholarly literature databases show that R's popularity has increased substantially in recent years.
What should be achieved:Eclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications.
Certbot is an easy-to-use automatic client that fetches and deploys SSL/TLS certificates for your webserver. Certbot was developed by EFF and others as a client for Let’s Encrypt and was previously known as “the official Let’s Encrypt client” or “the Let’s Encrypt Python client.” Certbot will also work with any other CAs that support the ACME protocol.
Certbot has several plugins for common web servers and can be used in manual mode with Vert.x too. This project would be about coding a new plugin for Certbot that would make the use of SSL certificates even easier for the Vert.x user community. The Certbot project is very open to new plugins and there is plenty of documentation. The project would be to follow the intructions from the link above and implement a tighter integration with Vert.x.
What should be achieved:Eclipse Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. More and more Vert.x is getting used on IoT fields now that we offer support for MQTT and are lightweight when compared to other Java frameworks. It is important that Vert.x applications can run as expected under the embedded JDK using the compact profiles (JEP-161).
What should be achieved:Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. The idea of the project is to implement a set of applications using the Vert.x toolkit to illustrate how different classes of applications can be done. This project aims to provide guidelines to Vert.x users to implement various applications.
The project starts with an introduction to Vert.x and the implementation of small examples using the different modules available in the Vert.x ecosystem. Then, the first application is a web application to manage a todo list following the specifications of Todo Backend. The second application is a message-based application such as Kue. The third application is also message-based but illustrates the scalability of Vert.x. It provides a message processing system able to handle a large number of message per seconds. Finally, the last application is a micro-service application close to the Spring Micro Service example.
Live demo of the applications will run on OpenShift and OpenStack, to illustrate production deployment. All these applications will be available and documented on the Vert.x website.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java (8), Gradle or Maven is a plusVert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. The idea of the project is to implement a set of tools / guidelines to implement Vert.x using a “devops” approach. This cover continuous integration, continuous deployment, production settings and so on.
The project starts with an introduction to Vert.x and the implementation of small examples using the different modules available in the Vert.x ecosystem. In this project, you are going to:
Vert.x is a toolkit for the Java Virtual Machine enabling the implementation of reactive, highly concurrent, polyglot applications. Thanks to its eventbus, any application can interact with Vert.x applications. The idea of the project is to provide a set of libraries to ease the integration of Vert.x applications with applications developed in Go, Rust and C.
The project starts with an introduction to Vert.x and the implementation of small examples using the different modules available in the Vert.x ecosystem. A focus is made on the integration capabilities and the event bus bridges.
At least 3 languages are covered in this project: C, Objective-C and Rust. Proposals for other languages are definitely welcome. For each language, a library is developed in order to let an application developed with the language to interact with the Vert.x Event Bus. The communication is based on TCP and JSON.
Knowledge prerequisite: Java (8), some notion of C, Go and Rust


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- delta (float) – the additive delta


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Description of the task: Write a function that will break the keys of the dictionary into plug-ins while preserving the hierarchy of keys and the values of the original dictionary
Description of the task: Write a function that will find the difference between the data taken from two dictionaries, taking into account possible changes in the keys


BJP reprimands Pragya Thakur for callng Godse a patriot
by Sajith KumarBJP working president J P Nadda announced the disciplinary action against her and condemned the controversial Hindutva leader's remarks in a bid to defuse the political crisis triggered by her remarks in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. Nadda also said that Thakur will be removed from the consultative committee on defence, to which she was recently appointed.
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This method allows you to load the Virtual Earth API on demand, anytime after the initial page load. Click the button below to load the map.


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Welcome to OrchID, an orchid photo identifier. This web application allows you to identify a photo of an orchid up to the species level. Currently, only the slipper orchids (subfamily Cypripedioideae) can be recognized. Use the form below to upload your photo.
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Currently this library works for only secp256r1, secp256k1 and secp384r1 EC curves besides some other curves are pre-defined.
ECC related QUnit test pages: crypto.js | crypto.js Signature class for ECDSA | ecdsa-modified.js | ecparam.js |


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The Sailor
Housemade Pastrami, Binkert's Knackwurst, Pickled Summer Beans, Gruyere, Black Garlic Mustard with a side of Rosemary Garlic Fries
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Heirloom Yellow Lentil Wrap
Beemster XO, Green Harissa, with Rosemary Garlic Fries
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BBQ Duck Pita
Red Cabbage Slaw, Bread & Butter Shallots, Spicy Duck Fat Mayonnaise, served with Rosemary Garlic Fries
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Brewer's Art Cheeseburger
8 oz Fresh Ground Beef Cooked to Your Temperature with Vermont Sharp Cheddar, Tomato, Lettuce, Onion and Rosemary Garlic Fries. Add Bacon for 2
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AUSTRIAN STYLE CHEESE SPREAD
Hedgehog Mushroom Duxelle
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CRISPY RED THUMB POTATOES
Warm Keswick Creamery Tomme, Smoked Pear Butter, Walnut Streusel, Fig Gastrique
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SAFFRON CAVATELLI
Veal Ragu, Meyer Lemon Gremolata
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SUNCHOKE BISQUE
Poppy seed biscotti
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KASEKREINER SAUSAGE
Pumpernickel, Fried Farm Eggs, Honey Mustard Hollandaise, Green Chile Emulsion
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BAKED JAMES RIVER OYSTERS
Pancetta, Gouda, Harissa, Chives, Breadcrumbs
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STEAMED SEWANSECOTT CLAMS
Meyer Lemon, Aleppo Pepper, Green Onion, Crouton
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WAGON WHEEL RANCH GOAT GOULASH
Short Grain Rice, Cherry Glen Crottin
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VENISON TARTARE
Violet Mustard, Chervil, Farm Egg Yolk, Truffled Butter Crackers
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WHITE YAM GRATIN
Piquillo Pepper Soubise, Roasted Oyster Mushrooms, Bread and Butter Shallots, Baby Arugula, Hazelnut Oil
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SPECK WRAPPED BERKSHIRE PORK LOIN
Crispy Kale, Forest Mushroom Purée, Poached Cranberries, Sherry Reduction
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VEAL ROULADEN
Smoked Veal Sausage and Cornichon Stuffing, Dill Spätzle, Onion Gravy
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SEARED DIVER SCALLOPS
Red Lentil Purée, Duck Speck, Wilted Spinach, Cinnamon Vinaigrette
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ROASTED SKUNA BAY SALMON
Golden Beet Borscht, Dressed Red Cabbage, Salmon Roe, Green Onion
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HALF KCC FARMS CHICKEN
Sautéed Breast, Confit Leg, hen-of-the-woods Mushrooms, Caramelized Squash Purée, Spicy Kraut
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STEAK FRITES
Grilled Vintage Hanger Steak, Rosemary Garlic Fries, Red Wine Shallot Sauce
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CHEESECAKE
Vanilla Bean Goat Cheese, Housemade Peach Jam, Whipped Cream
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Semolina Custard, Apricots, and Cherries
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PUMPKIN CAKE
Pumpkin spice cake with candied ginger, rum caramel cream cheese frosting
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CHOCOLATE PROLETARY TORTE
Dark Chocolate Cake, a hint of Proletary Ale, Chocolate Ganache
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PECAN ALMOND TART
Brown Butter Filling, Almond Shortbread Crust, Drizzled with Chocolate
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PHYLLO APPLE TART
Crème Anglaise, Caramel, and Raspberry Sauce
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St. Festivus
Green Peppercorn Tripel (GPT)
Sangreal
Zodiac Ale
Proletary Ale
Reissdorf Kolsch
Maine Beer Co. Peeper
Sly Fox Pikeland Pils
Boulevard Double-Wide IPA
L'Anjub Lug
Lagunitas Daytime
Duvel
De Ranke Saison
Hopfenstark Station 7 Saison
Schneider Weisse
Allagash White
Pinkus Mueller Organic Hefe-Weizen
Schneider Aventinus
Union Balt Altbier
Monchshof Schwarzbier
Maine Beer Co. Mean Old Tom
Synebrochoff Porter
L'Anjub Juliett
Stillwater-Brewer's Art Debutante
Local Option Dampf Loc
Oude Beersel Oude Geuze Vielle
Monocacy Riot Rye
Terrapin Beer Co. So Fresh and So Green Green
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Camp Du Rouss 2008 Barbera D'Asti
Inman Family 2009 Pinot Noir
Cantina Zaccagnini 2010 Montepulciano
Peachy Canyon 2010 Zinfandel
Chateau Loudenne "B" 2009 Bordeaux
Foppiano 2010 Petite Syrah
Stolpman 2011 Organic Syrah
Cristom 2011 Pinot Noir "Mt. Jefferson Cuvee
Dry Creek 2008 "The Mariner"
Justin 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon
Speri 2010 Ripasso
G.D. Vajra 2007 Barolo
Lost Angel 2008 Mischief Blend
Gougenheim 2009 Cabernet
Garnacha de Fuego 2011
Angeline Pinot Noir
Santa Julia 2010 Malbec
Cline Ancient Vines 2010 Zinfandel
Domaine Wachau 2010 Riesling
Greywacke 2011 Sauvignon Blanc
A to Z 2012 Pinot Gris
Hnos. de Domingo Molina 2012 Torrontes "Hermanos"
Jorge Ordonez 2011 Moscatel Seco "Botani"
Wente 2012 Chardonnay "Riva Ranch"
Huber Obere Steigen 2010 Gruner Veltliner
Boekenoutskloof 2012 "Wolftrapp" White
Domaine des Herbauges 2012 Chardonnay
Essay 2012 Sauvignon Blanc
Villa Wolf Pinot Gris
Yalumba Christobel's 2011 Riesling
Gran Back Brut Reserve Cava
Whiskey
Glenmorangie 10 year
Oban 14 year
Auchentoshan 3 Wood
Macallen 12 year
The Glenlivit 12 year
Balvenie Doublewood 12 year
Balvenie Doublewood 17 year
Laphroaig 10 year
Kilchomen Machir Bay
Lagavulin 16 year
Bowmore 18 year
Lagavulin Distiller's Edition
Talisker 10 year
Belle Meade Sour Mash
Buffalo Trace
Bulleit
Woodford Reserve
Waitsburg Bourbon
George Dickel Barrel Select
Basil Hayden
Angel Envy
Black Maple Hill 8 year
Prichard's Double Chocolate
Booker Noe
Reservoir
Bulleit Rye
Pikesville
Hochstaders Rock & Rye
High West Rendezvous Rye
Breukelen 77
Templeton
Corsair Triple Smoke Malt
High West Campfire Whiskey
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We are open daily 4:00pm to 1:45am with our full dinner service starting at 5:00. We'll see you there!


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Hi. Ive been looking into this for a while and wondering if anyone has any advice.
I live in a shared house with 4 bedrooms, our electricity supply and bill is shared, we have very little electrical in common areas and heating is supplied by panel heaters connected to the mains in each room . Im personally not a very heat requiring person but two of my housemates seem to perpetually have uncomfortably warm rooms, they are also in the house most of the day as they work from home. I have no issue paying bills, but as somebody in the house less than 10 hours a day I am burdoned by paying a share of electricity I dont use.
I was looking into the emontx v3 and using the 4 CT clamps to monitor usage for the sockets in each of the bedrooms to divide up the bills in a fair manor.
Could this be done fairly easily (the house has a breaker for each rooms socket circuit , and the cables are easily accessible.
also can I use two emontx's with one base ? If I could do the common area and overall incomming supply to make the system auto calculate usage that would be great.
Re: Beginner Questions : Using Emon for bill sharing
Using two EmonTx's with a single base (via RF) is definitely supported. And if the circuits for each room are wired back to your distribution board to distinct breakers then clipping a CT sensor around each one should give you pretty accurate results for those rooms.
One thing to note is the 4th CT sensor on the EmonTx v3 is slightly different than the other 3 - check out the WIKI for more details.
Re: Beginner Questions : Using Emon for bill sharing
"One thing to note is the 4th CT sensor on the EmonTx v3 is slightly different than the other 3 - check out the WIKI for more details." But it can be made very nearly the same with the addition of one resistor.
You need the whole house to be on one phase for that to work with the default sketch, else you need to load the 3-phase approximation sketch.


Lectures
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:05AM-9:55AM MM 316.Literature
PRECALCULUS: CONCEPTS THROUGH FUNCTIONS. 2nd edition SULLIVAN & SULLIVAN.Prerrequisite
Minimum Math SAT score of 580 or ACT Math score of 25 or adequate score on the Mathematics Placement Exam or passing grade in MTH 101.Description
This course covers topics in algebra, providing students with the fundamentals of precalculus. This course is intended for students who will eventually take Calculus. Not open to students with credit in MTH 105.Topics
This course provides a concentration on functions and their applications, including function notation, finding the domain and range of functions, implicit functions, shifts of basic functions, operations on functions; graphs of linear functions, absolute value functions, polynomial functions, rational functions, exponential functions, and logarithmic functions; defining the inverse function and finding the inverse of one-to-one functions.Required course materials
Students will be required to use MyMathLab in this course. Homework and other graded assignments will be completed in MyMathLab. For your convenience a MyMathLab access code has been bundled with the textbook and is available at the UM Bookstore.Students will need to purchase one of the following:
- Text bundled with MyMathLab Access code: ISBN-10:0321704347
- MyMathLab Student Access Kit: ISBN-10: 032119991X
Your instructor will provide you with the course code for MyMathLab. Purchase of the textbook is optional since all of the textbook pages are included in the MyMathLab access.
Notebooks
Students are expected to keep an organized notebook for class notes and for homework. Although homework is submitted on-line and graded, it is extremely helpful to have the homework problems worked out in your notebook in order to refer to them when preparing for an exam.Calculators Policy
A basic scientific calculator may be used in this course and will be useful in certain chapters of the text. Calculators that are programmable or have graphing or alphanumeric capabilities will NOT be permitted.Examination and Grading
Final grades for the course will be based on a total of 750 points.Tests and Assignments
There will be four 50-minute exams during the semester. Each exam will be worth 100 points, contributing 400 points to the total.MTH 107 EXAM SCHEDULE - SPRING 2011
EXAM #1 - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11th
EXAM #2 - FRIDAY, MARCH 4th
EXAM #3 - FRIDAY, APRIL 1st
EXAM #4 - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th
Material to be covered on the exams will be announced in class.
Graded assignments will contribute 100 points to the total. These assignments will be posted in MyMathLab and are to be completed online.
Final
The final exam will be a comprehensive, open ended exam and will be worth 250 points. The final exam for MTH 107 has been scheduled Friday, MAY 6th, 2011 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM (location to be announced)Makeup Policy
Any student who cannot take an exam on the specified date for a legitimate and documented reason must make arrangements with their instructor to take the exam prior to that date. No exams will be given after the specified test date.Grading Scale
The grading scale is as follows:| Score | Grade |
|---|---|
| 690 - 750 | A |
| 670 - 689 | A- |
| 655 - 669 | B+ |
| 615 - 654 | B |
| 595 - 614 | B- |
| 580 - 594 | C+ |
| 540 - 579 | C |
| 520 - 539 | C- |
| 505 - 519 | D+ |
| 445 - 504 | D |
| 444 and below | F |
Bonus Points
Each student may earn up to 30 extra points by completing several assignments as determined by the individual instructor.Attendance Policy
Attendance is required and will be recorded daily. Students will be allowed a total of 5 absences. For each absence over these five, 5 points will be deducted from the student's total points. Excessive tardiness will be treated similarly.Honor Code
The Honor Code will appear on each exam. Students should consult the Undergraduate Bulletin for details of the Honor Code. Any infraction of the Honor Code will result in a grade of "F" for the course and a referral to the Dean of Students.Supplemental Instruction
The Math Lab is located in Room 304 of the Ungar Building. Tutoring is available to all students enrolled in this course. Tutors are available at the Math Lab on a walk-in basis.Individual tutoring for this course is also available through the Academic Resource Center’s Academic Support Program in room N-201 of the Whitten University Center.
Electronic Devices in the classroom
All electronic devices must be turned off in the classroom at all times. This includes cell phones, iPods, MP3 players, etc. The use of laptops may be allowed during certain classroom activities to be determined by the instructor.Course Contents
CHAPTER 0: FOUNDATIONS - A PRELUDE TO FUNCTIONS (sections 1 - 4)
The rectangular coordinate system, distance and midpoint formulas; graphs of equations; lines and circles.CHAPTER 1: FUNCTIONS AND THEIR GRAPHS (sections 1 - 7)
Definition of function; graphs of functions; graphing techniques; operations on functions; mathematical models using functionsCHAPTER 2: LINEAR AND QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS (sections 3 - 8)
Quadratic functions and models; equations and inequalities involving quadratic functions and the absolute value function.CHAPTER 3: POLYNOMIAL AND RATIONAL FUNCTIONS (sections 1 - 6)
Polynomial functions and models; polynomial and rational inequalities; graphs of polynomial functions; Fundamental Theorem of Algebra; rational functions and their graphsCHAPTER 4: EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS (sections 1 - 8)
Composition of functions; inverse functions; exponential function and its properties; logarithmic function and its properties; solving exponential and logarithmic equation; applicationsCHAPTER 10: SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES (sections 1, 6, and 7)
Systems of linear equations; systems of nonlinear equations,; systems of inequalitiesSchedule
This is an approximate schedule of the course:| Date | Section |
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| Wed 1/19 | 0.1 |
| Fri 1/21 | 0.2,0.3 |
| Mon 1/24 | 0.3,0.4 |
| Wed 1/26 | 1.1 |
| Fri 1/28 | 1.2 |
| Mon 1/31 | 1.3 |
| Wed 2/2 | 1.4 |
| Fri 2/4 | 1.5 |
| Mon 2/7 | 1.6 |
| Wed 2/9 | Catch-up and review |
| Fri 2/11 | EXAM #1: 0.1 - 0.4, 1.1 - 1.5 |
| Mon 2/14 | 1.7 |
| Wed 2/16 | 2.3 |
| Fri 2/18 | 2.4 |
| Mon 2/21 | 2.5 |
| Wed 2/23 | 2.6 |
| Fri 2/24 | 2.7,2.8 |
| Mon 2/28 | 3.1 |
| Wed 3/2 | Catch-up and review |
| Fri 3/4 | EXAM #2: 1.6 - 1.7, 2.1 - 2.8 |
| Mon 3/7 | 3.2 |
| Wed 3/9 | 3.2,3.3 |
| Fri 3/11 | 3.3 |
| Mon 3/21 | 3.4 |
| Wed 3/23 | 3.5 |
| Fri 3/25 | 3.6 |
| Mon 3/28 | 4.1 |
| Wed 3/30 | Catch-up and review |
| Fri 4/1 | EXAM #3: 3.1 - 3.6 |
| Mon 4/4 | 4.2 |
| Wed 4/6 | 4.3 |
| Fri 4/8 | 4.4 |
| Mon 4/11 | 4.5 |
| Wed 4/13 | 4.6 |
| Fri 4/15 | 4.7 |
| Mon 4/18 | 4.8 |
| Wed 4/20 | 10.1 |
| Fri 4/22 | Catch-up and review |
| Mon 4/25 | 10.6,10.7 |
| Wed 4/27 | EXAM #4: 4.1 - 4.8, 10.1 |
| Fri 4/29 | Review for the final |


OregsonDSP Equiripple Lowpass FIR filter design
Random timeseries plot
Blue: original, Red: filtered, Orange: time domain filtered, Green: filtered twice
FFT plot
Blue: original, Yellow: filtered, Green: time domain
FFT Ratio plot
FFT FIR plot
Zero gain vs FIR N


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Dynamically load plug-ins from a list of libraries.
Dynamically loads plug-in nodes from a list of libraries given by their file names or by the paths to the directories where they reside.
Plug-in nodes are stored in dynamic libraries, or library modules. The extension of these files is system-dependent:
- Windows: .dll
- Linux: .so / .sog
- OSX: .dylib (although the Linux-like form .so/.sog is also supported)
Library modules must define an entry-point function (the plug-in "hook") called NodeLoader()
. The Arnold API provides a handy wrapper for this hook called node_loader, which plug-in writers are encouraged to use.
A single library module can contain one or more Arnold nodes of any of the available node classes, such as shaders, cameras, drivers, etc.
- Note
- Using a .sog extension in Linux or Mac OS X will trigger the global export of the symbols from the plugin (whereas .so plugins will only expose symbols locally).
- Warning
- This function is not thread-safe. It is typically called before the scene is created and before actual rendering starts.
- Parameters
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| file_or_dir | a list of multiple entries (separated by ':' in Linux/OSX or ';' in Windows), where each entry can be a library file name or a directory, that will be searched for library files |