Nt1310 Unit 3 Assignment 1 Check Digit

Self-checkout is one of the quickest and efficient machines invented. They are getting more popular in stores as the days go on. These machines may seem like a good investment but in reality they are not. Automation in stores are costing people their jobs.

It would effect everything on the planet, plants would be less able to produce the suns energy and living organisms would be in big trouble. A short term effect would be decreasing plant populations and a long term effect would be a decreasing population of every organism on the planet.

Two vitamins that I do not meet the guidelines for daily consumption from the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans are vitamins A and D, which are both fat-soluble vitamins. The primary function of vitamin A is maintaining the function of the cells that line the lungs, stomach, urinary tract and bladder, intestines, vagina, vision, skin and immune function. Having a low intake of vitamin A could increase my risk of vision problems such as age related macular degeneration due an inadequate amount of carotenoids such as lutein, zeaxanthin, and beta-carotenes. The recommended amount for me according the Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) for Vitamin A-RAE is 700 mcg and for my weekly average I consumed 279.2. If this vitamin is taken in excess it can have harmful effects such as liver toxicity and birth defects. Food sources that are rich with this vitamin are beef liver,

Baxter, a year three Aboriginal student who at age three developed a sensorineural hearing impairment after repeated exposure to Otitis Media. Baxter uses a cochlear implant on one ear, as the other was not viable. Unfortunately, due to bullying in previous years Baxter has limited confidence in his communication skills and will rarely speak aloud, except with the teacher privately, close friends, and family. Baxter often communicates using basic sign language, but relies heavily on gestures. He is currently working with a speech therapist to increase his speech and language skills and to increase his confidence. Being located in the western suburbs allowed Baxter to remain close to his family, but lives with his working single mother and grandfather who are present in his life, but not so in the classroom. Baxter interest lie in technology and robotics but has a gift for sports, a number of which he plays

As a result of {\it Step 3}, there is a case where all the bits of the matching pattern

#include #include #include #include #include #define _MAX 100 #define _SIZE 26 int id=0; struct node { char data; unsigned int freq; struct node *next; }*input,*input1; struct hfnode { char info; unsigned int prob; struct hfnode *l, *r; }; struct min_tree { unsigned int length; unsigned int hfm_cp; struct hfnode **nodes; }; void min_tree_construct(struct min_tree* min_tree, int node_id) { int minimum = node_id,l,r; struct hfnode* t; l = 2 * node_id + 1; r = 2 * node_id + 2; if (l < min_tree->length && min_tree->nodes[l]->prob < min_tree->nodes[minimum]->prob) minimum = l; if (r < min_tree->length && min_tree->nodes[r]->prob < min_tree->nodes[minimum]->prob) minimum = r; if (minimum != node_id) { t = min_tree->nodes[minimum]; min_tree->nodes[minimum]=min_tree->nodes[node_id]; min_tree->nodes[node_id]=t; min_tree_construct(min_tree, minimum); } } struct hfnode* min_take(struct min_tree* min_tree) { struct hfnode* tmp = min_tree->nodes[0]; min_tree->nodes[0] = min_tree->nodes[min_tree->length - 1]; --min_tree->length; min_tree_construct(min_tree, 0); return tmp; } void insertmin_tree(struct min_tree* min_tree, struct hfnode* hfnode) { ++min_tree->length; int a = min_tree->length - 1; while (a && hfnode->prob < min_tree->nodes[(a - 1)/2]->prob) { min_tree->nodes[a] = min_tree->nodes[(a - (struct hfnode**)malloc(min_tree->hfm_cp * sizeof(struct hfnode*)); int i; struct node *temp2; temp2 = input; i=0; while(temp2!=NULL) { info[i]=temp2->data; freq[i]=temp2->freq; temp2=temp2->next; i++; } for(i=0;inodes[i] = new_node(info[i],freq[i]); min_tree->length = length; int sz,count; sz = min_tree->length - 1; for (count = (sz - 1) / 2; count >= 0; --count) min_tree_construct(min_tree, count); while (!(min_tree->length == 1)) { l1 = min_take(min_tree); r1 = min_take(min_tree); tmp = new_node(' ', l1->prob + r1->prob); tmp->l = l1; tmp->r = r1; insertmin_tree(min_tree, tmp); } rt = min_take(min_tree); codes_hfm(rt, arr, t); } void display() { struct node *traverse; traverse=input; if(traverse==NULL) { printf(" "); } else { while(traverse!=NULL) { printf(" %c: %d\t ",traverse->data,traverse->freq); traverse=traverse->next; } } } void insert(char ch,int freq) { struct node* temp,*temp_2; temp=input; temp_2=input; input1=(struct node*)malloc(sizeof (struct

Back in 2013, our organization decided to purchase and implement the latest software that was available which was promised to better serve our types of industry. It was one of the biggest financial investment that our company made anticipating reasonable production and performance returns within a year of implementation the new system. It has been nearly three years that we have not yet utilized 50 % of the performances that was promised. In fact this upgrading took us back by requiring us to do some manual work because we can 't do what we were able do with our old system.

My identity is wrapped up in my love of music because I have been surrounded by it since I was little. When I was a toddler, I would sit for long periods of time and watch videos of kids singing songs. As I grew older I participated in my church's children's choir and even held solos in my elementary school chorus. When I reached middle school I joined my school's middle school chorus in 7th grade as an alto and 8th grade as a soprano. The transition between 8th and 9th grade was important for me because I took up voice lesson in 8th grade and went to my first music camp the summer before 9th grade.

Web server scripting is simply where a script is executed on the web server before a webpage is sent to the user. This means that the files that the user can customised rather the layout or information shown on the webpage once they load it up, an example of this would be, on Facebook once you login you will get a news feed, which is for you alone and no one else. This makes webpages dynamic; they can change depending on circumstances of the user instead of being a simple static page which can’t change rather the layout, information and so forth. This is different from client side scripting however, since to be a server side script the data must be executed on the web server side, compared to the Client side scripts which are executed by the user’s browser.

Yes I believe that this is an infringement on someone’s rights. The police department has the means to track criminals in the appropriate ways. Yes, it probably would be quicker to catch the criminal in their tracks but it is still wrong. For the Katzin case, the police already had a suspect and they knew what type of vehicle he was driving. The police officers may have had to do a little more extensive search for the vehicle but I believe they could have done so without a warrant.

Prior to this week’s assigned reading my understanding of nature was one that is ever expanding, with atoms at the core. Being science and mathematics nearly always come hand in hand, I related math to be an essential matter as well. Through our reading I found connections through Heraclitus, as he understood our world as one of fire “meaning there is always” change and flux. Condensing the entire world into one substance is quite brave as the world as we know and understand is composed of many elements and substances. I also found relations to Democritus, as he was a pluralist, believing in the world being made of more then one part. He understood the world to be created by atoms. My relation of science and math could not help but relate to Pythagoras. His understanding of the world is rooted in numbers; numbers being the nature of all things.

User’s authentication request is redirected to selected identity provider and user receives authentication challenge from Identity Provider.

Our lab results on all three data table experiments had a percent error less than 5 percent. When examining these results I can be almost certain it was not systematic error due to the fact that a major percent error was not detected on every trial that was run in each of the three tables. With there being some percent error there is the possibility for random error which are from unknown factors, which could come from impact of outside forces like the air track interfering with the acceleration of the cart. Beings that this was the first lab for my lab partners and I were working there was room for slight personal errors with our use of the computer program as well as the lab equipment.

5.2 GABOR-KPCA Results: Using Mahalanobis Cosine (MAHCOS) Distance Identification experiments: The rank one recognition rate of the experiments equals (in %): 80.00% Verification/authentication experiments on the evaluation data: The equal error rate on the evaluation set equals (in %): 4.17% The minimal half total error rate on the evaluation set equals (in %): 2.68% The verification rate at 1% FAR on the evaluation set equals (in %): 95.00% The verification rate at 0.1% FAR on the evaluation set equals (in %): 92.50% The verification rate at 0.01% FAR on the evaluation set equals (in %): 0.83% Verification/authentication experiments on the test data (preset thresholds on evaluation data): The verification rate at 1% FAR on the test set

The enhancement of the image depends upon the quality of the input image to ensure the identification and verification system.