12B. ROS Telemetry and SE Standards 060616
... Each TSP and QSE shall provide telemetry, as described in this subsection, to ERCOT on the status of all breakers and switches used to switch any Transmission Element or load modeled by ERCOT. Each TSP and QSE is not required to install telemetry on individual breakers and switches, where the teleme ...
... Each TSP and QSE shall provide telemetry, as described in this subsection, to ERCOT on the status of all breakers and switches used to switch any Transmission Element or load modeled by ERCOT. Each TSP and QSE is not required to install telemetry on individual breakers and switches, where the teleme ...
SB4200 Series Cable Modem Installation Manual
... This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respects toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada. FCC Declaration of Conformity According to 47CFR, Parts 2 and 15 fo ...
... This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respects toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada. FCC Declaration of Conformity According to 47CFR, Parts 2 and 15 fo ...
Optimal Feedback Communication Via Posterior Matching
... implies achievability but not vice versa. Accordingly, a rate is called (pointwise) achievable over a channel within an if there exist a transmission scheme and a input constraint decoding rule (pointwise) achieving it. The capacity (with feedof the channel under the input constraint back) is the su ...
... implies achievability but not vice versa. Accordingly, a rate is called (pointwise) achievable over a channel within an if there exist a transmission scheme and a input constraint decoding rule (pointwise) achieving it. The capacity (with feedof the channel under the input constraint back) is the su ...
Error location in Python: where the mutants hide
... Finally, UnnaturalCode.py reports to the user the sequence that has the highest cross-entropy, along with its line number, file name, and the usual Python diagnostics and error messages. The entire UnnaturalCode.py process usually takes less than 1 second and 300-500MB of RAM on a modern 64-bit PC f ...
... Finally, UnnaturalCode.py reports to the user the sequence that has the highest cross-entropy, along with its line number, file name, and the usual Python diagnostics and error messages. The entire UnnaturalCode.py process usually takes less than 1 second and 300-500MB of RAM on a modern 64-bit PC f ...
Explanatory Variable/Error Term Independence Premise
... Estimation Procedures: Small and Large Sample Properties Explanatory variable/error term correlation creates a problem for the ordinary least squares (OLS) estimation procedure. Positive correlation causes upward bias and negative correlation causes downward bias. What can we do in these cases? Econ ...
... Estimation Procedures: Small and Large Sample Properties Explanatory variable/error term correlation creates a problem for the ordinary least squares (OLS) estimation procedure. Positive correlation causes upward bias and negative correlation causes downward bias. What can we do in these cases? Econ ...
for Sublinear Time Maximum Inner Product Search (MIPS)
... having a single hash function h. The classical LSH algorithms use the same hash function h for both the preprocessing step and the query step. One assigns buckets in the hash table to all the candidates x ∈ S using h, then uses the same h on the query q to identify relevant buckets. The only require ...
... having a single hash function h. The classical LSH algorithms use the same hash function h for both the preprocessing step and the query step. One assigns buckets in the hash table to all the candidates x ∈ S using h, then uses the same h on the query q to identify relevant buckets. The only require ...
Adaptive Computations Using Material Forces and
... The mapping illustrated in Fig. 10 from a convex polygon to a square with multi-nodes renders the determinant of the Jacobian to be zero at the hanging nodes. Therefore, the inverse of the Jacobian blows-up at the hanging nodes, which leads to singular shape function derivatives at these points. In ...
... The mapping illustrated in Fig. 10 from a convex polygon to a square with multi-nodes renders the determinant of the Jacobian to be zero at the hanging nodes. Therefore, the inverse of the Jacobian blows-up at the hanging nodes, which leads to singular shape function derivatives at these points. In ...
COS240Lec37_CSEH - To Parent Directory
... • Just because your program reports no syntax errors does not necessarily mean it is running correctly • Sometimes program stops during execution. • Other times, output is produced, but the output might not be correct. • Sometimes program works properly with some data, but crash when a certain value ...
... • Just because your program reports no syntax errors does not necessarily mean it is running correctly • Sometimes program stops during execution. • Other times, output is produced, but the output might not be correct. • Sometimes program works properly with some data, but crash when a certain value ...
2 nR , n
... The description of an arbitrary real number requires an infinite number of bits, so a finite representation of a continuous random variable can never be perfect. Define the “goodness” of a representation of a source: distortion measure which is a measure of distance between the random variable and i ...
... The description of an arbitrary real number requires an infinite number of bits, so a finite representation of a continuous random variable can never be perfect. Define the “goodness” of a representation of a source: distortion measure which is a measure of distance between the random variable and i ...
Pareto Optimal Solutions Visualization Techniques for Multiobjective
... for each variable δi/ and request that those errors larger than this threshold be detected by the network with a certain statistical confidence level. (c) Gross Error Resilience. When a gross error of a certain magnitude in any variable occurs and is not detected, a smearing of the corrupted data ta ...
... for each variable δi/ and request that those errors larger than this threshold be detected by the network with a certain statistical confidence level. (c) Gross Error Resilience. When a gross error of a certain magnitude in any variable occurs and is not detected, a smearing of the corrupted data ta ...
THE TAXONOMY OF BUGS 1. SYNOPSIS What are the possible
... expressed by each nightmare. Don’t go too deep because most bugs are easy. This is a bug design process. If you can “design” the bug by a one-character or one statement change, then it’s a good target. If it takes hours of sneaky thinking to characterize the bug, then either it’s an unlikely bug or ...
... expressed by each nightmare. Don’t go too deep because most bugs are easy. This is a bug design process. If you can “design” the bug by a one-character or one statement change, then it’s a good target. If it takes hours of sneaky thinking to characterize the bug, then either it’s an unlikely bug or ...
4on1 - FSU Computer Science
... return statement appears in the protected try-block A handler of an exception also handles exceptions that are descendents of that exception class After an exception is handled in a catch-block, execution continues with the statements after the try-catch construct and all dynamic variables allocated ...
... return statement appears in the protected try-block A handler of an exception also handles exceptions that are descendents of that exception class After an exception is handled in a catch-block, execution continues with the statements after the try-catch construct and all dynamic variables allocated ...
9. Exception Handling - FSU Computer Science
... return statement appears in the protected try-block A handler of an exception also handles exceptions that are descendents of that exception class After an exception is handled in a catch-block, execution continues with the statements after the try-catch construct and all dynamic variables allocated ...
... return statement appears in the protected try-block A handler of an exception also handles exceptions that are descendents of that exception class After an exception is handled in a catch-block, execution continues with the statements after the try-catch construct and all dynamic variables allocated ...
Challenges and Potential Solutions in EM Segmentation
... • Do we need more domain experience? – might take some time Fly medulla reconstruction [PNAS ’15] ~30,000 cubic microns (state-of-art reconstruction but only small fraction of fly brain) very small training datasets does not contain relevant biology Typical evaluation dataset size (1/30th size) ...
... • Do we need more domain experience? – might take some time Fly medulla reconstruction [PNAS ’15] ~30,000 cubic microns (state-of-art reconstruction but only small fraction of fly brain) very small training datasets does not contain relevant biology Typical evaluation dataset size (1/30th size) ...
Sparse Subspace Clustering - The Center for Imaging Science
... deal with missing or corrupted data in motion segmentation. [20] uses sparse representation for restoration of color images. [27] uses !1 minimization for recognizing human faces from frontal views with varying expression and illumination as well as occlusion. [19] uses a sparse representation to le ...
... deal with missing or corrupted data in motion segmentation. [20] uses sparse representation for restoration of color images. [27] uses !1 minimization for recognizing human faces from frontal views with varying expression and illumination as well as occlusion. [19] uses a sparse representation to le ...
System Calls for Elementary TCP Sockets
... int accept (int sockfd, struct sockaddr *cliaddr, socklen_t *addrlen); accept is called by the TCP server to return the next completed connection from the front of the completed connection queue. sockfd: this is the same socket descriptor as in listen call. *cliaddr: used to return the protocol addr ...
... int accept (int sockfd, struct sockaddr *cliaddr, socklen_t *addrlen); accept is called by the TCP server to return the next completed connection from the front of the completed connection queue. sockfd: this is the same socket descriptor as in listen call. *cliaddr: used to return the protocol addr ...
slides
... draws from standard Gaussian distribution Quantitative evaluation: the recovery error is defined as the relative difference in 2-norm between the estimated sparse coefficient and the ground truth ...
... draws from standard Gaussian distribution Quantitative evaluation: the recovery error is defined as the relative difference in 2-norm between the estimated sparse coefficient and the ground truth ...
ppt - kaist
... NUMERIC_ERROR - numeric operation cannot return a correct value (overflow, division by zero, etc.) PROGRAM_ERROR - call to a subprogram whose body has not been elaborated STORAGE_ERROR - system runs out of heap TASKING_ERROR - an error associated with tasks ...
... NUMERIC_ERROR - numeric operation cannot return a correct value (overflow, division by zero, etc.) PROGRAM_ERROR - call to a subprogram whose body has not been elaborated STORAGE_ERROR - system runs out of heap TASKING_ERROR - an error associated with tasks ...
Graphs - Images
... would be from 2 – 22 and you want the scale to fit the graph. • The best interval would be to go by 5’s. ...
... would be from 2 – 22 and you want the scale to fit the graph. • The best interval would be to go by 5’s. ...
Allinea Tools - Computational Information Systems Laboratory
... • Improved coding standards – unit tests, assertions – Good practice – but coverage is rarely perfect • Random/system issues – often missed ...
... • Improved coding standards – unit tests, assertions – Good practice – but coverage is rarely perfect • Random/system issues – often missed ...
Outline I
... – Customers may receive service before the they are entered in the billing system they get months worth of service for free – Bad provisioning leads to wasted resources (lines allocated to no one) and to allocation of the same lines to multiple customers – The same company cannot tell which wireli ...
... – Customers may receive service before the they are entered in the billing system they get months worth of service for free – Bad provisioning leads to wasted resources (lines allocated to no one) and to allocation of the same lines to multiple customers – The same company cannot tell which wireli ...
Exceptions
... You code one or more ON-ERROR operations within the monitor group, but after the statement you are monitoring. Each ON-ERROR op-code specifies a colon-separated list of status codes in free-form factor two, for which it is responsible. If an error happens during execution of any of the monitored sta ...
... You code one or more ON-ERROR operations within the monitor group, but after the statement you are monitoring. Each ON-ERROR op-code specifies a colon-separated list of status codes in free-form factor two, for which it is responsible. If an error happens during execution of any of the monitored sta ...
lin - Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science
... Placing a very conservative lower bound on the size of this set, we calculate that we would need 5 beat indices per second. So given a k second signal, we would continually add beat indices until we have at least 5*k beat indices. We also placed an upper bound of 8 beat indices per second, just so w ...
... Placing a very conservative lower bound on the size of this set, we calculate that we would need 5 beat indices per second. So given a k second signal, we would continually add beat indices until we have at least 5*k beat indices. We also placed an upper bound of 8 beat indices per second, just so w ...