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How to kill a SCRIPT running on my computer
Whenever a SCRIPT is running on any computer the speed of the computer comes down DRASTICALLY.What is script running?How to kill the process?
Some programs warn the user about running a script and asks them to close it down.
Re: How to kill a SCRIPT running on my computer
yeah..it happens on my computer too...
i m using amibroker...and every few seconds theres a click sound as if something is getting update..also the cursor shifts to different browser..
dont know wt is it..
Re: How to kill a SCRIPT running on my computer
A script is a snippet of code. A batch file on Windows, for example. You need to know the name of the process (the program's name). Then go to task manager, right click on the errant program and select kill (first option) and voila!
As for harsh, I think that's a virus you have on your comp. Did you install a crack for Ami? If you did, check your comp for virus ASAP. Clean it. Otherwise you risk a lot of your data, personal details etc that resides on your comp.
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Re: How to kill a SCRIPT running on my computer
Hi Columbus,
Please find attached image giving details of how to end script (temporary).
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Dear columbus,
killing a process through task manager is a good suggestion,but u need to take care of the process,meaning u need to understand what this particular process is upto...for this try to do a system scan/virus scan and delete it through ur antivirus....
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If it's not the 60s with their fabulous mod fashion, or the 40s with their military influences that read severe silhouettes, than it must be the 80s, keen on emphasizing power dressing and the exaggerated shapes, one of the three most thoroughly explored decades during this fashion week season and the key inspiration for Krizia's fall / winter 2013 collection.
The modern take on the early eighties resulted in a line up that would make any of Mariuccia Mandelli's lady clients, admirers or long-time devotees proud and eager to put on the armour-like garments, designed as to come one with high-levels of confidence and a tough attitude. Slim leather pants, biker jackets with oversized shoulders and coats featuring lady-like silhouettes and clean lines, were the clothes that the designer herself envisioned as to fit ""a proud, feisty woman who is prepared to defend the fragility hidden beneath her symbolic armor."
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Placido Domingo says in good health after surgery
By Regan E. Doherty
DOHA (Reuters Life!) - Spanish tenor Placido Domingo, who underwent colon cancer surgery in March, said he was feeling well and in good health after giving a performance of traditional Spanish music in Doha, Qatar last week.
"I'm lucky that the voice is there, so as long as I'm felling well, I'll use it. My health is good," he told Reuters in a recent interview.
The singer, one of the opera world's biggest names, performed "Antologia de la Zarzuela," a selection of traditional Spanish music he grew up with, for an enthusiastic audience of nearly 4,000 in Qatar, accompanied by musicians from the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra.
It was the second time he has performed in the Gulf state.
"For me, this music is my life. It's the first music I ever heard in my life. Wherever I go in the world, I always bring the Zarzuela repertoire in my concerts. When I can do a program like this of just Zarzuela, it is even more special."
The 69-year-old, who is also general director of the Los Angeles Opera, was back at work within weeks of surgery in New York to remove a malignant polyp from his colon.
Renowned for his prodigious work rate and living by the tenet "when I rest, I rust", Domingo returned to the operatic stage a month ago in the baritone role of Simon Boccanegra at Milan's La Scala.
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Aurora, N.Y. – College of Mount Saint Vincent sophomore Rowan Frederick (Brooklyn, N.Y.) finished with six assists and seven points as the Dolphins edged Wells on Sunday afternoon 11-8. Four Mount Saint Vincent players finished with multiple points in the contest with three players posting two goals.
The Dolphins jumped out to an early 4-1 lead after one quarter on Sunday. After the score was knotted at a goal a piece Cavan Valance (Glen Cove, N.Y.) netted two straight goals and Frederick found the back of the cage to send the Dolphins to the early edge after 15 minutes of play.
Wells would respond with a strong defensive frame in the second quarter in which it outscored the Mount 5-0 to take a 6-4 lead into the intermission. Dan Hunt scored twice in the period for the Express.
The Dolphins would regroup in the second half and tighten its defense to allow just two more Wells goals the rest of the afternoon. After the two teams traded tallies to open the third quarter, the Dolphins ran off five straight goals and six of the final seven of the game to pick up their second road win of the season.
Frederick paced the Dolphins with his seven points and is now the team leader in helpers on the season with 15. Dan Cohen (Ardsley, N.Y.) and Ahmed Ajao (Brooklyn, N.Y.) continued their strong rookie campaigns for the Mount with a pair of goals each, with Cohen also adding a pair of assists in the contest. Ajao picked up 10 groundballs in the tilt, while Derek Valance (Glen Cove, N.Y.) led the Dolphins in that category with 11.
Senior captain Mike Nuzzi (Westbury, N.Y.) earned the win in goal for the Dolphins after making 10 saves on the afternoon. Fellow captain Chris Guastamacchia (Goshen, N.Y.) won 14 of the 22 face-offs taken in the contest for the Dolphins.
The Express was paced by Kylan Hallett who totaled four points on three goals and an assists, while net minder Kyle Brimm made 18 saves, including seven in the second period.
The Dolphins held a sizeable advantage in shots for the game, outshooting Wells 60-25. The Mount also picked up 61 groundballs to 31 for Wells. The Dolphins converted one of their five extra man opportunities, with the Express going 3-for-6 on the day.
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Voyeuristic Webcams Only Broadcast When The Performers Are Out Of View
New site calls attention to social media and digital exhibitionism through empty sex cam feeds.
The newly launched brbxoxo scans through and broadcasts camera feeds from online sex cam sites, but only once their performers have stepped away.
None of the settings are particularly sexy. Rather, the video clips (which refresh automatically on the site) portray small corners of living spaces to reveal poignant personal details of their inhabitants — a brown couch, a picture on a wall, an empty bed whose comforter has been disturbed — and evoke a surprising loneliness despite their blatantly ordinary qualities. They offer a brief and somehow intrusive view into another person's life.
The project was conceived by artist Addie Wagenknecht and art professor Pablo Garcia, with code by Brannon Dorsey. Wagenknecht explains how the "cam spaces" themselves layer a secondary narrative for the viewer:
There seems to be this lack of awareness of personal space or how the camera frames it. There is no curation, the cam spaces can often tell you so much about a person—what they eat, what they wear, their taste in art, music, location.
We've seen social media redefine boundaries of public and private, encouraging us to share details about ourselves that might formerly have been reserved for close friends, family, or no one else. In any given afternoon we might catch a glimpse of a high school acquaintance's bathroom sink, seeing which brand of lotion and hairspray she uses, or a co-worker's nephew's macaroni art through the newsfeeds on our phones, tablets, and laptops. More and more, people are revealing their lives online.
We're also able to share only the best versions of ourselves with our audiences — the best camera angles and the best moments of our social lives — to paint the most favorable picture we can. Social media is much less documentary than aspirational. Brbxoxo's purpose, then, is twofold: to illuminate the banal everyday spaces not worthy of posting to social media, and to suggest we question whether our own digital exhibitionism is so different from sex-cam performers'.
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|Jian Wang, Liyon Chen, Yihua Xu, Yingnong Dang, Zhouchen Lin
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1. Field of the Invention
Aspects of the present invention relate to modifying a captured image. More particularly, aspects of the invention relate to modifying a captured image to extract information from the image.
2. Description of Related Art
Computer users are accustomed to using a mouse and keyboard as a way of interacting with a personal computer. While personal computers provide a number of advantages over written documents, most users continue to perform certain functions using printed paper. Some of these functions include reading and annotating written documents. In the case of annotations, the printed document assumes a greater significance because of the annotations placed on it by the user.
One technology that can help users is an image-capturing pen, where the pen attempts to determine the location of the pen's tip based on a captured image. Conventional image processing system poorly address image skewing based on non-perpendicular pen capturing angles. An improved system and method for transforming images to allow easier extraction of embedded codes is needed.
Aspects of the invention address one or more problems described above, thereby providing improved image analysis for code extraction.
Aspects of the present invention are illustrated by way of example and not limited in the accompanying figures in which like reference numerals indicate similar elements.
Aspects of the present invention relate to analyzing an image to obtain embedded codes.
It is noted that various connections are set forth between elements in the following description. It is noted that these connections in general and, unless specified otherwise, may be direct or indirect and that this specification is not intended to be limiting in this respect.
The following description is divided into sections to assist the reader. The following sections include: terms; general-purpose computing environment; image capturing pen; overview of image analysis for obtaining codes embedded interaction code feature extraction; and embedded interaction code symbol segmentation.
The invention is operational with numerous other general purpose or special purpose computing system environments or configurations. Examples of well known computing systems, environments, and/or configurations that may be suitable for use with the invention include, but are not limited to, personal computers, server computers, hand-held or laptop devices, multiprocessor systems, microprocessor-based systems, set top boxes, programmable consumer electronics, network PCs, minicomputers, mainframe computers, distributed computing environments that include any of the above systems or devices, and the like.
The invention may be described in the general context of computer-executable instructions, such as program modules, being executed by a computer. Generally, program modules include routines, programs, objects, components, data structures, etc., that perform particular tasks or implement particular abstract data types. The invention may also be practiced in distributed computing environments where tasks are performed by remote processing devices that are linked through a communications network. In a distributed computing environment, program modules may be located in both local and remote computer storage media including memory storage devices.
With reference to
Computer 110 typically includes a variety of computer readable media. Computer readable media can be any available media that can be accessed by computer 110 and includes both volatile and nonvolatile media, removable and non-removable media. By way of example, and not limitation, computer readable media may comprise computer storage media and communication media. Computer storage media includes both volatile and nonvolatile, and removable and non-removable media implemented in any method or technology for storage of information such as computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data. Computer storage media includes, but is not limited to, RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flash memory or other memory technology, CD-ROM, digital versatile disks (DVD) or other optical disk storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage devices, or any other medium which can be used to store the desired information and which can accessed by computer 110. Communication media typically embodies computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data in a modulated data signal such as a carrier wave or other transport mechanism and includes any information delivery media. The term "modulated data signal" means a signal that has one or more of its characteristics set or changed in such a manner as to encode information in the signal. By way of example, and not limitation, communication media includes wired media such as a wired network or direct-wired connection, and wireless media such as acoustic, RF, infrared and other wireless media. Combinations of the any of the above should also be included within the scope of computer readable media.
The system memory 130 includes computer storage media in the form of volatile and/or nonvolatile memory such as read only memory (ROM) 131 and random access memory (RAM) 132. A basic input/output system 133 (BIOS), containing the basic routines that help to transfer information between elements within computer 110, such as during start-up, is typically stored in ROM 131. RAM 132 typically contains data and/or program modules that are immediately accessible to and/or presently being operated on by processing unit 120. By way of example, and not limitation,
The computer 110 may also include other removable/non-removable, volatile/nonvolatile computer storage media. By way of example only,
The drives and their associated computer storage media discussed above and illustrated in
The computer 110 may operate in a networked environment using logical connections to one or more remote computers, such as a remote computer 180. The remote computer 180 may be a personal computer, a server, a router, a network PC, a peer device or other common network node, and typically includes many or all of the elements described above relative to the computer 110, although only a memory storage device 181 has been illustrated in
When used in a LAN networking environment, the computer 110 is connected to the LAN 171 through a network interface or adapter 170. When used in a WAN networking environment, the computer 110 typically includes a modem 172 or other means for establishing communications over the WAN 173, such as the Internet. The modem 172, which may be internal or external, may be connected to the system bus 121 via the user input interface 160, or other appropriate mechanism. In a networked environment, program modules depicted relative to the computer 110, or portions thereof, may be stored in the remote memory storage device. By way of example, and not limitation,
In some aspects, a pen digitizer 165 and accompanying pen or stylus 166 are provided in order to digitally capture freehand input. Although a direct connection between the pen digitizer 165 and the user input interface 160 is shown, in practice, the pen digitizer 165 may be coupled to the processing unit 110 directly, parallel port or other interface and the system bus 130 by any technique including wirelessly. Also, the pen 166 may have a camera associated with it and a transceiver for wirelessly transmitting image information captured by the camera to an interface interacting with bus 130. Further, the pen may have other sensing systems in addition to or in place of the camera for determining strokes of electronic ink including accelerometers, magnetometers, and gyroscopes.
It will be appreciated that the network connections shown are illustrative and other techniques for establishing a communications link between the computers can be used. The existence of any of various well-known protocols such as TCP/IP, Ethernet, FTP, HTTP and the like is presumed, and the system can be operated in a client-server configuration to permit a user to retrieve web pages from a web-based server. Any of various conventional web browsers can be used to display and manipulate data on web pages.
Image Capturing Pen
Aspects of the present invention include placing an encoded data stream in a displayed form. The displayed form may be printed paper (or other physical medium) or may be a display projecting the encoded data stream in conjunction with another image or set of images. For example, the encoded data stream may be represented as a physical encoded image on the paper or an encoded image overlying the displayed image or may be a physical encoded image on a display screen (so any image portion captured by a pen is locatable on the display screen).
This determination of the location of a captured image may be used to determine the location of a user's interaction with the paper, medium, or display screen. In some aspects of the present invention, the pen may be an ink pen writing on paper. In other aspects, the pen may be a stylus with the user writing on the surface of a computer display. Any interaction may be provided back to the system with knowledge of the encoded image on the document or supporting the document displayed on the computer screen. By repeatedly capturing the location of the camera, the system can track movement of the stylus being controlled by the user.
The input to the pen 201 from the camera 203 may be defined as a sequence of image frames {Ii}, i=1, 2, . . . , A, where Ii is captured by the pen 201 at sampling time ti. The selection of sampling rate is due to the maximum motion frequency of pen tip, which may be the same as the frequency of the hand when one writes. The frequency is known as to be from 0 up to 20 Hz. By the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, the minimum sampling rate should be 40 Hz, typically 100 Hz. In one example, the sampling rate is 110 Hz. The size of the captured image frame may be large or small, depending on the size of the document and the degree of exactness required. Also, the camera image size may be determined based on the size of the document to be searched.
The image captured by camera 203 may be used directly by the processing system or may undergo pre-filtering. This pre-filtering may occur in pen 201 or may occur outside of pen 201 (for example, in a personal computer).
The image size of
The image sensor 211 may be large enough to capture the image 210. Alternatively, the image sensor 211 may be large enough to capture an image of the pen tip 202 at location 212. For reference, the image at location 212 is referred to as the virtual pen tip. It is noted that the virtual pen tip location with respect to image sensor 211 is fixed because of the constant relationship between the pen tip, the lens 208, and the image sensor 211. Because the transformation from the location of the virtual pen tip 212 (represented by Lvirtual-pentip) to the location of the real pen tip 202 (represented by Lpentip), one can determine the location of the real pen tip in relation to a captured image 210.
The following transformation FS→P transforms the image captured by camera to the real image on the paper:
L paper =F S→P(L Sensor)
During writing, the pen tip and the paper are on the same plane. Accordingly, the transformation from the virtual pen tip to the real pen tip is also FS→P:
L pentip =F S→P(L virtual-pentip)
The transformation FS→P, may be referred to as a perspective transformation. This simplifies as:
as the estimation of FS→P, in which θ, sx, and sy are the rotation and scale of two orientations of the pattern captured at location 204. Further, one can refine F′S→P to FS→P by matching the captured image with the corresponding background image on paper. "Refine" means to get a more precise perspective matrix FS→P (8 parameters) by a kind of optimization algorithm referred to as a recursive method. The recursive method treats the matrix F′S→P as the initial value. FS→P describes the transformation between S and P more precisely than F′S→P.
Next, one can determine the location of virtual pen tip by calibration.
One places the pen tip 202 on a known location Lpentip on paper. Next, one tilts the pen, allowing the camera 203 to capture a series of images with different pen poses. For each image captured, one may receive the transform FS→P. From this transform, one can obtain the location of the virtual image of pen tip Lvirtual-pentip:
L virtual-pentip =F P→S(L pentip)
By averaging the Lvirtual-pentip received from every image, an accurate location of the virtual pen tip Lvirtual-pentip may be determined.
The location of the virtual pen tip Lvirtual-pentip is now known. One can also obtain the transformation FS→P from image captured. Finally, one can use this information to determine the location of the real pen tip Lpentip:
L pentip =F S→P(L virtual-pentip)
Overview of Image Analysis for Obtaining Codes
Most pens use ink. Some pens also include a camera to capture an image. The image may be used to determine the location of the pen tip. In accordance with aspects of the present invention, some systems can determine the location of the pen tip based on embedded codes that are captured by the camera.
Different embedded codes may be used. For instance, codes comprising a combination of dots arranged along a grid may be used. Alternatively, a maze of perpendicular lines may form the embedded interaction codes. As shown in
In the illustrative examples shown herein, the EIC elements lie on grid lines in EIC symbol array.
An m-array may be used to represent X, Y position in an array and multiple m-arrays may be used to represent metadata. These multiple m-arrays may be encoded in EIC symbols. In each EIC symbol, one bit from each m-array may be encoded. EIC symbols in place of the bits of the m-array representing X, Y position form an EIC symbol array (visually, the tiling of EIC symbols forms the EIC pattern).
EIC pattern analysis includes two main steps. First, images may be processed to improve contrast or other preprocessing. Next, features of an effective EIC pattern in the image are analyzed. A digital pen as shown in
The above process is referred to as an EIC pattern analysis.
Next, in step 506, input data 507 (namely features 505) is processed by EIC symbol segmentation. Data output 508 from EIC symbol segmentation 506 results in an effective EIC symbol 511 and homography matrix (having a perspective transformation) 512 as shown in
Embedded Interaction Code Feature Extraction
EIC pattern feature extraction obtains an affine transform to convert a grid to an image by analyzing an effective EIC pattern in a captured image. An affine transform keeps evenly spaced parallel lines evenly spaced and parallel, but perpendicular lines may not be perpendicular anymore. This step obtains the rotation, scale (distance between parallel lines) and translation (distance between the origins) of the affine transform. Output of this step is a homography matrix that describes the affine transform.
First, the system finds two main directions of EIC symbols. This step looks at all the directions formed by pairs of connected effective EIC pattern regions and finds two directions that occur the most often.
First, given effective EIC pattern mask, regions Rt, where t=1, 2, . . . , T, of pixels (xi,yi) are identified:
R t={(x i ,y i)|EIC Pattern Mask(x i ,y i)=1, (x i ,y i) are neighbors}.
Two pixels are neighbors if they are directly below, above or next to each other.
Next, gray-level centroids of the regions are identified. For each region Rt, where t=1, 2, . . . , T, gray-level centroid (
where (xi,yi) is a pixel in region Rt, G(xi,yi) is the gray-level of the pixel, and Nt is the total number of pixels in region Rt.
Third, for each pair of regions, Ru and Rv, a direction of the pair is obtained:
where 0≦θu,v<180.
Once all the directions are obtained, a histogram of directions can be created. The X axis is 74 . The Y axis is the frequency count of θ.
Next, as shown in
mod(x, y) is a function that returns the positive remainder of x divided by y. For example, mod(3,2)=1 mod(−3,2)=1.
Next, as shown in
From the 4 candidates, 2 pairs of near perpendicular directions are identified. That is, for a candidate xi, select another candidate xj, such that abs(90−abs(xi−xj)) is minimized. abs(x) is a function that returns the absolute value of x. For example, abs(1.8)=1.8, abs(−1.8)=1.8.
Now, select (xi,xj) such that Y(xi)+Y(xj) is maximized.
Given the pair selected, (xi,xj), centroid of a small area near xi and xj is calculated:
The two centroids are the two main directions. That is, suppose
Next, the system determines the scale and translation for the EIC symbols.
In the step, one looks for the scale and translation of the affine transform. Scale is the distance between two adjacent parallel lines. Translation is the distance between the image center and the origin of the coordinate system formed by the grid lines. Both scale and translation are measured in pixels.
Note that the H, V coordinate system shown in
The X, Y coordinate system shown in
To obtain the two scales Sh, Sv, the image may be rotated counterclockwise with θh, θv respectively.
In the middle region of the rotated image (shown as the shadowed area in
For every pixel (x, y), where x=0,1, . . . , 127, y=0,1, . . . , 99, coordinates of the pixel in the new coordinate system X′, Y′ are:
x′=int((x−x C)�cos θ+(y−y C)�sin θ+width�0.3)
y′=int(−(x−x C)�sin θ+(y−y C)�cos θ+width�0.3)
where (xC,yC) are coordinates of the image center in the pixel index coordinate system depicted in
where width is the width of the image sensor, height is the height of the image sensor. This is because in the pixel index coordinate system depicted in
In one implementation, width=128, height=100, xC=63.5, yC=49.5. Of course other, values may be used as well.
Let Rotate Mask (x′, y′)=EIC Pattern Mask (x, y).
Now, effective EIC pattern in the middle region are projected to the Y′ axis to create a histogram. See
Next, one attempts to obtain scale and translation information from the histogram.
First, one finds all the Y values that are local maximums. That is, find all the Y values that satisfy Y(x)>Y(x−1) and Y(x)>Y(x+1), where x=1,2, . . . , 74 The Y values are kept and other Y values are set to 0. Next, the process then sets Y(0)=0 and Y(75)=0. If two local maximums are too close, for example, if both Y(x1) and Y(x2) are local maximums, and abs(x1−x2)<5, then the system keeps the larger Y value, i.e. if Y(x1)>Y(x2), then the system keeps the value of Y(xi) and set Y(x2)=0.
Next, the system finds the global maximum (xmax,ymax) in the histogram. If ymax=0, EIC pattern analysis fails for this image. If ymax≠0, the local maximums are compared with the global maximum. If the local maximum is less than ⅓ of the global maximum, the local maximum is set to 0.
Suppose the system has found a total of n local maximums, and xi, where i=0, 1, . . . , n−1, are the X values of the local maximums. Let di, where i=0,1, . . . , n−2, be the distance between xi and xi+1, i.e. di=xi+1−xi. The system obtains the first estimate of scale S by averaging all the distances, i.e.
Next, the system finds the distance di, where di≠0, i=0, 1, . . . , n−2, that differs from S the most, i.e.
If dj is not that different from S. i.e. if
then S is the best scale. If dj is too much bigger than S, for example, if
then dj may be multiples of the actual scale and will affect calculating the average of the distances. Therefore the system sets dj=0. If dj is too much smaller than S, for example, if
the system combines dj with the next distance dj+1, if dj+1>0; if dj+1=0, the system sets dj=0. The system calculates S again by averaging the non-zero di's, and goes back to the beginning (where distance di is found). The output is a best scale S.
With the best scale S obtained, the system finds the X value, which is an integer multiples of S away from xmax, i.e. xstart=mod(xmax, S). Translation Δ is: Δ=S−mod((xcenter−xstart),S). Here, since the size of the middle region is width�0.6=76.8,
Next, the system obtains an initial homography matrix. This step obtains a homography matrix, H, that describes the affine transform. The homography matrix transforms a point in the coordinate system of the grid, i.e. the H, V coordinate system, to a point in the coordinate system of the image, i.e. the X, Y coordinate system (see
Given the rotation, scale and translation obtained, the homography matrix describing the affine transform is:
In the next step, the system uses H as an initial value to obtain a homography matrix that describes a perspective transform from grid to image. That is, grid lines drawn in image may not be evenly spaced or parallel anymore. Instead, they may appear to converge to a vanishing point.
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The next step refines the initial homography matrix by fitting effective EIC pattern to the affine transformed grid lines. The output is a homography matrix that describes a perspective transform from grid to image.
Next, the system obtains a homography matrix that transforms a line from H, V to X, Y. The homography matrix H obtained from previous step transforms a point from H, V to X, Y. For calculation convenience, one now obtains a homography matrix H that transforms a line from H, V to X, Y. H can be obtained from H.
In X, Y coordinate system, a line L can be represented as:
x cos θ+y sin θ+R=0
where θ is the angle between the normal line of L and the X axis, −R is the distance from the origin to line L. See
Given this representation, the distance from any point (x1,y1) to line L is: D=x1 cos θ+y1 sin θ+R.
In other words, a line can be represented as:
When c2+s2=1, distance of any point (x1, y1) to the line is:
The system uses these representations to represent grid lines in image. Suppose a grid line in the H, V coordinate system is
In X, Y coordinate system, the same line is
this leaves,
[c hv s hv R hv ]�H −1 =[c xy s xy R xy]
(H−1)t transforms a line from H, V to X, Y.
Let H=(H31 1)t.
The system then attempts to refine H by the least squares regression. First, the system uses H to represent the grid lines in image. In H, V coordinate system, the grid lines can be represented as:
h�0+v�1+k i h=0
h�1+v�0+k i v=0
where ki h and ki v are indexes of the grid lines along the H and V directions respectively (one can refer to these as H and V lines, respectively), and are positive or negative integers.
From the previous step, one determines H. Suppose
Therefore, in X, Y coordinate system, the H and V lines are:
c i h �x+s i h �y+R i h=0
c i v �x+x i v �y+R i v=0
where λi h and λi v are parameters that make (ci h)2+(si h)2=1 and (ci v)2+(si v)2=1.
Now, given the grid lines represented in the X, Y coordinate system, the system looks for all effective EIC pattern pixels close enough to each line. These effective EIC pattern pixels can be used to refine the lines.
If an effective EIC pattern pixel is within a distance of D to a line, it is considered associated with the line. See
That is, for every pixel (x, y), where x=0, 1, 2, . . . , 127, y=0, 1, 2, . . . , 99,
EIC Pattern Mask(x,y)=1
abs((c i h�(x−x C)+s i h�(y−y C)+R i v)<D,
then, (x, y) is considered associated with the i-th H line. If
EIC Pattern Mask(x, y)=1
abs((c i v�(x−x C)+s i v�(y−y C)+R i v)<D,
Again, (xC,yC) are coordinates of the image center in the pixel index coordinate system, and xC=63.5, yC=49.5.
Suppose one has identified that effective EIC pattern pixels (xij h, yij h) are associated with the i-th H line, where i=1, 2, . . . , mh, j=1, 2, . . . , mi h. mh is the total number of H lines in the image and mi h is the total number of effective EIC pattern pixels associated with the i-th H line. Effective EIC pattern pixels (xij v, yij v) are associated with the i-th V line, where i=1, 2, . . . , mv, j=1, 2, . . . , m1 v. mv is the total number of V lines in the image and mi v is the total number of effective EIC pattern pixels associated with the i-th V line.
Next, one wants to find the optimal homography matrix H, such that it minimizes the distance between the effective EIC pattern pixels and their associated lines, i.e. one wants to minimize
i.e. N is the total number of effective EIC pattern pixels associated with all the lines, γij h and γij v are weights. In one implementation, γij h=1 and γij v=1.
The homography matrix obtained from EIC pattern feature extraction gives an initial value of H, i.e.
One can now use regression to get more accurate estimates of H.
one has,
Suppose one has obtained an estimate of H, and one wants to update it by δH, such that g(H+δH) is minimized.
g ij h(H+δH)≈g ij h(H)+(∇g ij h)t δH, g ij v(H+δH)≈g ij v(H)+(g ij v)tδH,
one has,
After solving for δH, if g(H+δH)<g(H),update H, i.e. H=H+δH. If g(H+δH)≧g(H), stop and the last H is the final H.
Given the new H, one can repeat the process outlined in this section, "obtain a homography matrix that transforms a line from H, V to X, Y". This process can continue indefinitely or until a number of iterations has been performed. For instance, the process may end at 30 times.
Convert homography matrix for line transform (H) to homography matrix for point transform (H).
Once one obtains H, one can obtain H,
H=(H t)−1
This is referred to as the homography matrix HGrid→Image, which is the final output of EIC pattern analysis.
The present invention has been described in terms of preferred and exemplary embodiments thereof. Numerous other embodiments, modifications and variations within the scope and spirit of the appended claims will occur to persons of ordinary skill in the art from a review of this disclosure.
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Kuether's impressive appearances in these Circuit events are just the beginning of his already stellar 2012 poker resume. He is fresh off not one, but two victories, in the Wynn Classic series that just took place in Las Vegas in addition to four cashes, including one final table, at the L.A. Poker Classic.
Kuether was among the leaders since early in Day 2 through heads up play and was never at serious risk of being eliminated. Arguably his most important hand of the tournament came against none other than Freddy Deeb. Kuether held on a flop and was able to get paid on all three streets to vault himself into the chip lead mid-way through the final table.
Deeb, who finished fourth, might as well have charged the WSOP an entertainment fee for keeping everyone involved thoroughly amused. Not a hand went by without him joking around with either a player at the table, the dealer, the tournament staff or a PokerNews reporter. Unforunately, he became short stacked when play reached four handed and his was unable to catch up to the of Kuether.
Chris Cronin headed into heads up play with a lot of momentum. He eliminated our third place finisher, Ryan Gentry, after the two got it all in on a board. Cronin held against the of Gentry but when the turn and river came the and respectively, Gentry was eliminated.
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If you shot interlaced, then it'll look interlaced no matter how you capture it... unless you deinterlace it in post, which unless I'm reading you incorrectly, you're not doing.You must deinterlace.One of the best pieces of software I found for deinterlacing is the free VirtualDub (or VDub MPEG2 when working with HDV).Are you seeing these same artifacts on an interlaced HDTV, or just on your progressive computer monitor? Interlaced footage played on a progressive monitor will always look like this, but it will look fine on an interlaced monitor. You actually have no problem if that's an accurate assessment of the situation.If you do see these jaggies on an interlaced display, then that's different. Either your field order has gotten reversed, or your footage is all shifted over on the timeline by 1/60 of a second, or something like that.I know in premiere you have to select de-interlace to make the footage look like it's really progressive. Selecting progressive still looks like interlaced when exporting.
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Checking Cable line
Is it possible to check a cable line with an ohm "multi" meter to see if there is a signal? I have four lines coming in my family room, and I want to see which is "live" without hooking it to a TV. Any help would be great. thanks.
hook a 9V battery to one end and then test with ohm meter to see which is live.
I think you would be better off with using a DMM (Digital Multi Meter) with the DC voltage setting. An ohm meter is used to measure resistance not voltage.
Not really. Unless you are using a RF meter, you cannot do it with a Ohm meter, or Volt Meter.
If you know which cable it is on the outside of the house, or basement or where ever and can disconnect that end. You can then short from the center pin to the shield. At the other end use an ohm meter to check for continuity between pin and shield. The one that has it is the cable you are seeking.
That will not work, due to if the line goes into a splitter, you could end up reading the wrong line. Plus, it is not the true method of testing the line.
If it goes to a splitter it will still work. Yea an RF meter but how many have those lying around. You can find them online for about $100. You can also get the line type testers for about $65 that will do this. Also a phone cable tracer would also work. Lots of ways. The ohm meter is just one way and doesn't involve any cost if the OP has one which I assume they do since asking about multimeters.
The easiest solution for what you are doing is to use a tv. I know you mentioned doing this without a tv, but its really the easiest solution.
i dont understand, people will sit here and post/respond for days trying to shortcut, when they could have just picked up a tv from another room, and tested it in 10 minutes....
oh, and you should use an o-scope :)
Because, not everyone is going to have a small portable T.V. set to drag off to another room. Could you imagine someone trying to haul a 60" HD set from one room to another by themself.
If you don't have access to the other ends of the cable then a 9 volt battery (voltage meter) or shorting the cable (Ohm meter) won't do you much good. If you do, both will work fine.
Two things you can try if you don't have access to the other end and don't want to drag a set into the room...
First off, if you have a cable modem, bring it in and hook it up see if it gets a connection. Lot more portable than a TV.
Second thing to try is if you have a cable box, hook it in and see if you can change channels. Again, more portable than a TV.
Thanks for the laugh, but that will not work. The only real way to find out, is to either have the CATV company show up with the proper equipment to check everything out, or just hook up the line to a splitter, and see if you get a pic. The only problem is, if the input is not marked, it can be hard to find out, without touching the tip and shield to feel the tingle, or use a meter to be safe, due to lines can carry a electrical charge, that can cause problems if found to be an ungrounded CATV system (ie TV's blow, etc.).
Sure it will work, I've been doing HT installs for 27 years and I've used both methods successfully. Using a cable modem will work fine if they already have existing cable modem service in the house. I did this on an install a few months back on a theater I designed in SLC Utah. There were 5 input lines on a basement floor equipment closet where the prewire crew forgot to mark the input drop in that part of the house. We grabbed their cable modem from the upstairs and started plugging...the hot line got the connection. Many digital cable boxes also need to register at the head end to get any information, so again...many will only work if you have a signal present. The one that gets the clock display or allows you to change channels is probably hot. Plug the box in without any cable attached to see if it brings up a clock display or changes channels...chances are it won't.
One other thing not mentioned is to use a long length of cable and an inline coupler and hook the long cable to a set in another room then swap connections until you get the signal. This assumes you have a long length of RG6/RG59 and an F to F.
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There are numerous travel agents in Angeles City and also travel desks (often operated by travel agencies) located in many hotels. Airlines also have ticket offices or ticketing agents in Angeles City as well as at the nearby Clark airport (DMIA).
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LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Dodgers edged St. Louis 1-0 on Thursday in the first clash this season between the two teams that fought out last year's National League championship, with pinch-hitter Justin Turner coming up with the winning hit in the eighth inning.
The win moved the Dodgers within two games of faltering NL West division leader San Francisco, which was beaten 3-1 at home by Cincinnati, while the Cardinals dropped 5-1/2 games behind NL Central leader Milwaukee, which defeated Colorado.
Among other games, Toronto had a shutout win over the Chicago White Sox and the Los Angeles Angels notched a sixth-straight win by downing Minnesota.
The Dodgers-Cardinals clash was a classic pitchers' duel between LA's Josh Beckett and St. Louis' Adam Wainwright and it was Wainwright (10-4) who ended up an undeserving loser despite holding the Dodgers hitless for the first five innings and pitching the complete game.
The decisive moment came in the eighth. Juan Uribe, back after missing 34 games with a hamstring strain, led off the inning with a single and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Drew Butera before rookie Miguel Rojas' infield single put runners at the corners.
Turner, batting in place of the pitcher, came through with his 20th RBI of the season.
Cincinnati's Brandon Phillips homered among his three hits and scored twice in his return to the lineup, leading the Reds to a 3-1 win over San Francisco.
Jay Bruce and Todd Frazier each added two hits for the Reds, who have won five of six. Bruce doubled in the seventh and has an extra-base hit in each of his last seven games; the longest streak by a Reds player since 1986.
Cincinnati starter Mike Leake (6-6) allowed one run and one walk in eight innings, with a career-high 12 strikeouts.
Milwaukee's Rickie Weeks had three hits, including a leadoff home run, to power the Brewers to a 7-4 win over Colorado.
Weeks homered on the first pitch from Christian Friedrich (0-2). Aramis Ramirez added a two-run shot later in the inning.
Brewers' starter Wily Peralta (9-5) won his fifth consecutive start despite giving up a grand slam in the fourth inning.
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Hull 2-1 Cardiff
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Substitute Nicky Barmby scored the winner as Hull leapt above Cardiff in the Championship following victory at the KC Stadium.
The 37-year-old applied the simplest of touches from Robbie Brady's cross only a minute after coming onto the field.
Matty Fryatt had found the target from from six yards to give the home side the lead on 39 minutes.
Cardiff drew level when league debutant Joe Ralls scored with a volley on 61 minutes before Barmby's winner.
Hull handed a league debut to Austrian winger Martin Pusic while Cardiff kept faith with the side which had started the win against Southampton in midweek.
Among the Cardiff substitutes was 17-year-old striker Ralls, who had only signed his first professional contract with the club 48 hours earlier.
Only two points separated the sides in the Championship table prior to the match with Cardiff sixth and Hull one place behind them in seventh.
The visitors forced the game's first corner after only 40 seconds, but it was Hull who had the early chances to take the lead.
On loan Manchester United winger Robbie Brady forced goalkeeper David Marshall into a save with a thumping 25-yard free-kick before Corry Evans volleyed just over the bar.
Cardiff's injury woes continued when Kenny Miller was forced off with an injury after nine minutes with Ralls coming on to make his Championship debut.
Without Miller, the Bluebirds looking lightweight up front and although Filip Kiss and Peter Whittingham had efforts they had to wait until the 30th minute for their first real effort on goal when Anthony Gerrard headed wide from Whittingham's corner.
Hull were taking control of the game and Waghorn went close with a header following Liam Rosenior's cross before they went ahead six minutes before half-time.
Pusic played the ball into the penalty area from the left and Fryatt wriggled clear of his marker to squeeze a low shot between Marshall and the inside post for his second goal of the season.
Having gone ahead, Hull were again on the attack two minutes later with Waghorn fending off Darcy Blake and Kevin McNaughton before firing over the crossbar.
Slovenian midfielder Robert Koren flashed a 25-yard volley wide after the break and Fryatt saw his shot from inside the area well saved by Marshall.
But against the run of play Cardiff were back in the game on 62 minutes and it was debutant Ralls who scored with a spectacular strike.
Kevin McNaughton found Ralls with a pass from his own half and the youngster carried the ball into space towards the edge of the area before unleashing an unstoppable shot.
Within a minute Brady went close to restoring Hull's lead with Cardiff's Whittingham also trying his luck from long range.
Cardiff thought they had been awarded a penalty only for the referee to deem Filip Kiss had strayed into an offside position.
The home side made a change on 70 minutes with Barmby replacing Pusic, and the former England striker made an immediate impact.
A minute later, from Brady's cross from the right, Barmby despatched a left-footed finish into the bottom corner to score what would prove to be the winner.
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- 02 Rosenior
- 05 Chester
- 06 Hobbs Booked
- 19 Dudgeon
- 08 Evans
- 10 Koren Booked
- 17 Brady
- 27 Pusic Booked (Barmby - 70' )
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- 24 Gulacsi
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Full Time The final whistle goes and the game is over.90:00 +4:18
Corner taken right-footed by Don Cowie, clearance by Aaron Mclean.90:00 +3:58
Peter Whittingham takes a shot. Clearance made by Jack Hobbs.90:00 +3:01 Substitution
Substitution Peter Gulacsi on for Adriano Basso.90:00 +2:03
Nick Barmby concedes a free kick for a foul on Don Cowie. David Marshall restarts play with the free kick.89:28
Don Cowie restarts play with the free kick.89:28 Booking
Booking Robert Koren shown a yellow card.89:22
Robert Koren gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Joe Mason.86:41
Unfair challenge on James Chester by Peter Whittingham results in a free kick. Indirect free kick taken by Adriano Basso.83:51 Substitution
Substitution Ben Turner comes on in place of Filip Kiss.82:23
Robbie Brady takes the inswinging corner, Headed effort from close range by Aaron Mclean goes wide left of the goal.80:41
Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Peter Whittingham, save by Adriano Basso.80:41 Booking
Booking Jack Hobbs is given a yellow card.80:37
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joe Mason by Jack Hobbs.79:03 Substitution
Substitution Aaron Mclean is brought on as a substitute for Martyn Waghorn.77:27
The ball is sent over by Martyn Waghorn.77:13
Aron Gunnarsson crosses the ball.74:18
The assistant referee signals for offside against Joe Mason. Direct free kick taken by Adriano Basso.73:21
Peter Whittingham sends in a cross, Header by Don Cowie from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the target.71:52
Corry Evans concedes a free kick for a foul on Aron Gunnarsson. David Marshall takes the indirect free kick.
The assist for the goal came from Robbie Brady.70:26 Goal scored
Goal! - Nick Barmby - Hull 2 - 1 Cardiff Nick Barmby finds the net with a goal from close in low into the middle of the goal. Hull 2-1 Cardiff.70:10
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kevin McNaughton on Robert Koren. Nick Barmby takes the indirect free kick.69:16 Substitution
Substitution Nick Barmby is brought on as a substitute for Martin Pusic.67:48
Joe Mason takes a shot. Save by Adriano Basso.66:23
The ball is swung over by Aron Gunnarsson, clearance made by Liam Rosenior.65:44
The assistant referee signals for offside against Joe Mason. Adriano Basso restarts play with the free kick.64:43
Don Cowie takes the inswinging corner, clearance by Martyn Waghorn.64:28
Peter Whittingham takes a shot. Jack Hobbs gets a block in.64:02
Kevin McNaughton fouled by Martin Pusic, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Kevin McNaughton.63:15
Robbie Brady produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide left of the goal.62:31
Free kick awarded for a foul by Filip Kiss on Corry Evans. Free kick taken by Liam Rosenior.61:29
Assist by Kevin McNaughton.61:29 Goal scored
Goal! - Joe Ralls - Hull 1 - 1 Cardiff A goal is scored by Joe Ralls from just outside the area to the top right corner of the goal. Hull 1-1 Cardiff.60:27
Centre by Martin Pusic, clearance by Mark Hudson.60:01
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Robbie Brady, Filip Kiss manages to make a clearance.59:47
Robert Koren takes a shot. Save by David Marshall.59:05
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Corry Evans by Filip Kiss. Indirect free kick taken by James Chester.58:34
The ball is sent over by Robbie Brady, Mark Hudson manages to make a clearance.58:21
Matt Fryatt takes a shot. David Marshall makes a save.55:07
Shot from just outside the area by Robert Koren goes over the bar.54:00
The ball is sent over by Peter Whittingham, save by Adriano Basso.52:33
Shot by Robert Koren from outside the box goes high over the target.52:28
Liam Rosenior delivers the ball, Mark Hudson manages to make a clearance.49:57
Foul by Anthony Gerrard on Martyn Waghorn, free kick awarded. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Robbie Brady from right wing.49:13
The ball is crossed by Robbie Brady, Kevin McNaughton makes a clearance.48:45
Aron Gunnarsson fouled by Martin Pusic, the ref awards a free kick. Peter Whittingham restarts play with the free kick.46:15
The offside flag is raised against Joe Mason. James Chester takes the free kick.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:00 +2:20 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to signal half-time.45:00 +1:47
Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by Mark Hudson misses to the right of the target.45:00 +1:10
Unfair challenge on Peter Whittingham by Corry Evans results in a free kick. David Marshall restarts play with the free kick.43:10
Corry Evans crosses the ball, Martin Pusic has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the left of the target.40:34
Joe Mason gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jack Hobbs. Free kick taken by Adriano Basso.40:02
Shot on goal by Martyn Waghorn from just inside the area clears the crossbar.39:19
Matt Fryatt handles the ball and concedes a free kick. Kevin McNaughton takes the free kick.38:08
Assist on the goal came from Martin Pusic.38:08 Goal scored
Goal! - Matt Fryatt - Hull 1 - 0 Cardiff Matt Fryatt fires in a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Hull 1-0 Cardiff.36:37
Centre by Martyn Waghorn, save by David Marshall.35:59
The ball is swung over by Darcy Blake, clearance made by Jack Hobbs.34:52
The ball is sent over by Liam Rosenior, Headed effort from inside the area by Martyn Waghorn misses to the left of the target.34:46
A cross is delivered by Robbie Brady, Anthony Gerrard makes a clearance.34:16
Kevin McNaughton fouled by Joe Dudgeon, the ref awards a free kick. David Marshall takes the indirect free kick.30:58
Corner taken by Robert Koren from the left by-line played to the near post, Anthony Gerrard manages to make a clearance.30:39
The ball is delivered by Peter Whittingham, save by Adriano Basso.29:03
Inswinging corner taken by Peter Whittingham, Header by Anthony Gerrard from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the target.28:25
The ball is swung over by Don Cowie, Jack Hobbs makes a clearance.27:23
The ball is delivered by Peter Whittingham, save made by Adriano Basso.24:47
Robbie Brady sends in a cross.24:26
Centre by Robbie Brady, Kevin McNaughton makes a clearance.24:10
The ball is delivered by Jack Hobbs, Aron Gunnarsson makes a clearance.23:22
Inswinging corner taken by Robbie Brady.23:15
The ball is swung over by Liam Rosenior, blocked by Joe Ralls.22:13
The assistant referee signals for offside against Joe Mason. Adriano Basso takes the direct free kick.21:20
Shot from a long way out by Filip Kiss goes wide of the left-hand post.21:02
Short corner worked by Peter Whittingham, clearance by Jack Hobbs.16:53
Short corner taken by Don Cowie.16:28
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Peter Whittingham, clearance made by Adriano Basso.16:18
Centre by Joe Mason, blocked by Robert Koren.15:15
Corner taken right-footed by Robert Koren from the left by-line, Shot from just outside the box by Corry Evans goes over the crossbar.14:54
Robbie Brady takes a shot. Save made by David Marshall.12:20
Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Peter Whittingham, save by Adriano Basso.12:20 Booking
Booking Martin Pusic is given a yellow card.12:08
Foul by Martin Pusic on Kevin McNaughton, free kick awarded.10:59
Liam Rosenior delivers the ball, Martyn Waghorn takes a shot. Comfortable save by David Marshall.10:09
The referee blows for offside against Joe Mason. Direct free kick taken by Adriano Basso.9:23 Substitution
Substitution Joe Ralls on for Kenny Miller.9:23
Martyn Waghorn is flagged offside by the assistant referee. David Marshall takes the free kick.5:24
Peter Whittingham sends in a cross, James Chester makes a clearance.2:14
The assistant referee flags for offside against Kenny Miller. Jack Hobbs takes the direct free kick.0:58
The ball is crossed by Peter Whittingham.0:38
Peter Whittingham takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, clearance by Corry Evans.0:00
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Date: 1931-07-04
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Date: 1928
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Crews investigate possible chemical spill
Police and firefighters are still trying to find the source of a suspected ammonia leak at a business on the northern Gold Coast.
They say a strong smell of ammonia was noticed near freezer units at Fuel Logistics at Ormeau about 6:45am AEST and the site was evacuated.
Ambulance officers examined staff and one man was taken to the Logan Hospital as a precaution.
Police say there are no immediate concerns for surrounding businesses and all roads in the area are open.
Topics: emergency-incidents, disasters-and-accidents, southport-4215, qld, broadbeach-4218, ormeau-4208