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Thanks for your advise.
But still no audio at channel 1, i try to change configuration selected to Y channel, i have sound at channel 1 and when back to selected Stereo/Dual Channel, channel 1 go back "No Sound".
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Got the 2 HWS and 5 Joeys installed on Friday. The system is bridged and seems to be working fine, all except the Pandora app and FB app. To be more clear: This is on the main HWS which is connected to the wifi giving me the trouble. The other "bridged" HWS and its joeys the Pandora app works fine. The Pandora app won't even get to the signon screen, it just sits in perpetual "Please Wait" mode. The FB app is not working either, likely related to FB not hopper. It gives you the code to activate, I've tried on several different computers and it just doesn't accept the code, it does nothing as you hit enter. This one totally perplexes me. Any ideas on how to make these features work? Thanks.
The FB activation issue is a problem with Facebook and you aren't the only person seeing that problem. Is the Hopper with the problem the only Hopper that is connected to the Internet? When you say the "bridged" Hopper, is that Hopper sharing the connection with the Wifi connected Hopper?
Hi thanks for your reply. Yes the problem is with the Hopper connected by wifi to the Internet, the other hopper and Joeys are sharing the Internet connection via bridging and pandora works fine on it. I think that's that proper term, being new I could be explaining it wrong. Another problem that came up: sound dropping for a second or so, every 1-2 minutes on recorded shows. Noticed this after watching the first recording. My connection is by HDMI directly, not using any amp or stereo receiver and I have no reason to suspect anything is wrong with the tv HDMI port since I've been using it successfully for years. This is very annoying, have you heard of this issue ? With the sound issue, along with the pandora app issue, I'm wondering if I may have a faulty HWS receiver.
I would try unplugging and reconnecting the HDMI cable, try rebooting the Hopper and even try another HDMI port on the TV or another HDMI cable just to be safe. Do any of the apps on the wifi Hopper work? Maybe the apps file didn't download on that box but did on the other one.
Will try another those things tonight, thanks. All the other apps work, except FB as mentioned but that's a FB problem.
Pandora is now working. I was advised it could take a few days for everything to work properly, it appears that is the case. However, the sound dropping for a second every 1-2 mins on recordings has not resolved.
Audio dropping when using a HDMI cable is a known issue and is currently being investigated. Resetting the receiver is the work around.
That would mean resetting the receiver often, not something I want to be doing. Does it solve the problem using component cables in lieu of the HDMI cable?


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US 6842645 B2 Abstract A cardiac therapy network architecture collects data output by an implantable cardiac therapy device, processes that data, and distributes it to various knowledge workers. The cardiac therapy network implements a presentation architecture that formats and encodes the data using different formats and protocols to facilitate distribution to and presentation on various computing devices that might be utilized by the knowledge workers.
Claims(14) 1. A system comprising:
an implantable cardiac therapy device;
a computing network configured to communicate with and receive data output by the implantable cardiac therapy device and to distribute the data to computing devices associated with knowledge workers who are interested in the data; and
a presentation architecture implemented by the computing network to distribute the data to the computing devices according to different formats and protocols supported by the computing devices, the presentation architecture comprising:
a processing layer to process the data received from the implantable cardiac therapy device; and
a presentation layer, separate from the processing layer, to format and encode the data according to the formats and protocols supported by the computing devices.
2. A system as recited in
one or more records that specify the computing devices used by the knowledge workers; and
a specification store to maintain user interface definitions and style sheets specifying how the data should be presented on a particular computing device.
3. A systerm as recited in
a content formatter to format the data in different formats for presentation on the computing devices; and
a protocol encoder to encode the date according to different protocols supported by the computing devices.
4. A system as recited in
5. A system as recited in
6. A presentation architecture for presenting data output by an implantable cardiac therapy device to various computing devices operated by knowledge workers who are interested in the data, the presentation architecture comprising:
an information source layar to collect the data from the implantable cardiac therapy device;
a processing layer to process the date collected by the information source layer; and
a presentation layer, separate from the processing layer, to format and encode the data according to the different formats and protocols supported by the computing devices.
7. A presentation architecture as recited in
one or more records that specify the computing devices operated by the knowledge workers; and
a specification store to maintain user interface definitions and style sheets specifying how the data should be presented on a particular computing device.
8. A system as recited in
a content formatter to format the data for presentation on the computing devices; and
a protocol encoder to encode the data according to different protocols supported by the computing devices.
9. In a network system for gathering data from an implantable cardiac therapy device and processing the data for distribution to various knowledge workers, a method comprising:
ascertaining capabilities of computing resources available to the knowledge workers, wherein different knowledge workers utilize different types of computing device with different capabilities; and
distributing the data to the computing devices in accordance with a presentation architecture, the presentation architecture comprising:
a processing layer to process the data received from the implantable cardiac therapy device; and
a presentation layer, separate from the processing layer, to format and encode the data according to the formats and protocols supported by the computing devices.
10. A method as recited in
11. A method as recited in
12. A method as recited in
specifying the computing devices used by the knowledge workers with one or more records; and
maintaining user interface definitions and style sheets in a specification store to specify how the data should be presented on a particular computing device.
13. A method as recited in
formatting the data in different formats for presentation on the computing devices; and
encoding the data according to different protocols supported by the computing devices.
14. A method as recited in
Description The present invention generally relates to implantable cardiac therapy devices and ways to present information obtained from the implantable therapy devices. Implantable cardiac therapy devices (ICTDs) are implanted within the body of a patient to monitor, regulate, and/or correct heart function. ICTDs include implantable cardiac stimulation devices (e.g., implantable cardiac pacemakers, implantable defibrillators) that apply stimulation therapy to the heart as well as implantable cardiac monitors that monitor heart activity. ICTDs typically include a control unit positioned within a casing that is implanted into the body and a set of leads that are positioned to impart stimulation and/or monitor cardiac activity. With improved processor and memory technologies, the control units have become increasingly more sophisticated, allowing them to monitor many types of conditions and apply tailored stimulation therapies in response to those conditions. ICTDs are typically capable of being programmed remotely by an external programming device, often called a �programmer�. Today, individual ICTDs are equipped with telemetry circuits that communicate with the programmer. One type of programmer utilizes an electromagnetic wand that is placed near the implanted cardiac device to communicate with the implanted device. When used in a sterile field, the wand may be enclosed in a sterile sheath. The wand contains a coil that forms a transformer coupling with the ICTD telemetry circuitry. The wand transmits low frequency signals by varying coil impedance. Early telemetry systems were passive, meaning that the communication was unidirectional from the programmer to the implanted device. Passive telemetry allowed a treating physician to download instructions to the implanted device following implantation. Due to power and size constraints, early commercial versions of the implanted devices were incapable of transmitting information back to the programmer. As power capabilities improved, active telemetry became feasible, allowing synchronous bi-directional communication between the implanted device and the programmer. Active telemetry utilizes a half-duplex communication mode in which the programmer sends instructions in a predefined frame format and, following termination of this transmission, the implanted device returns data using the frame format. With active telemetry, the treating physician is able to not only program the implanted device, but also retrieve information from the implanted device to evaluate heart activity and device performance. The treating physician may periodically want to review device performance or heart activity data for predefined periods of time to ensure that the device is providing therapy in desired manner. Consequently, current generation implantable cardiac therapy devices incorporate memories, and the processors periodically sample and record various performance parameter measurements in the memories. Data pertaining to a patient's cardiac condition is gathered and stored by the programmer during programming sessions of the ICTDs. Analysis of the cardiac condition is performed locally by the programming software. Programmers offer comprehensive diagnostic capabilities, high-speed processing, and easy operation, thereby facilitating efficient programming and timely patient follow-up. In addition to local analysis, TransTelephonic Monitoring (TTM) systems are employed to gather current cardiac data from patients who are remote from the healthcare provider. TTM systems are placed in patients' homes. They typically include a base unit that gathers information from the ICTD much like the programmer would. The base unit is connected to a telephone line so that data may be transmitted to the medical staff responsible for that patient. An example of an ICTD TTM system is a service from St. Jude Medical� and Raytel� Cardiac Services called �Housecall�.� This service provides current programmed parameters and episode diagnostic information for a plurality of events including stored electrograms (EGMs). Real-time EGMs with annotated status information can also be transmitted. Using a telephone and a transmitter, the TTM system provides both the medical staff and the patient the convenience of instant analysis of therapy without having the patient leave the comfort of home. Typically, real-time measurements are transmitted in just minutes. Patients may be closely monitored, and the medical staff has more control of their patient's treatment, thus administering better patient management. One challenge that still persists, however, is how to efficiently and effectively present patient information and cardiac data to medical personnel and other knowledge workers who might have an interest in the device data. People utilize different types of computing devices to receive and view data, such as computers, portable computers, personal digital assistants, facsimile machines, and so on. These computing devices have different user interface capabilities and features. Accordingly, there is a need for a system that delivers the data to a wide variety of computing devices. A cardiac therapy network architecture collects data output by one or more implantable cardiac therapy devices, processes that data, and distributes it to various knowledge workers. The cardiac therapy network implements a presentation architecture that formats and encodes the data using different formats and protocols to facilitate distribution to and presentation on various computing devices with different user interface capabilities. In the description that follows, like numerals or reference designators are used to reference like parts or elements. The following description sets forth a cardiac therapy network architecture in which data collected from an implantable cardiac therapy device is processed and distributed to various knowledge workers. It is anticipated that the knowledge workers will utilize different computing devices for receiving and viewing the data. These computing devices vary widely in terms of their user interface (UI) capabilities. Accordingly, the network architecture implements a presentation architecture that formats and distributes content to various computing devices with different user interface capabilities. Cardiac Therapy Network The ICTD 102 may communicate with a standalone or offline programmer 110 via short-range telemetry technology. The offline programmer 110 is equipped with a wand that, when positioned proximal to the ICTD 102, communicates with the ICTD 102 through a magnetic coupling. The ICTD 102 can alternatively, or additionally, communicate with a local transceiver 112. The local transceiver 112 may be a device that resides on or near the patient, such as an electronic communications device that is worn by the patient or is situated on a structure within the room or residence of the patient. The local transceiver 112 communicates with the ICTD 102 using short-range telemetry or longer-range high-frequency-based telemetry, such as RF (radio frequency) transmissions. Alternatively, the local transceiver 112 may be incorporated into the ICTD 102, as represented by dashed line 111. In this case, the ICTD includes a separate and isolated package area that accommodates high-frequency transmissions without disrupting operation of the monitoring and stimulation circuitry. Depending upon the implementation and transmission range, the local transceiver 112 can be in communication with various other devices of the network architecture 100. One possible implementation is for the local transceiver 112 to transmit information received from the ICTD 102 to a networked programmer 114, which is connected to network 120. The networked programmer 114 is similar in operation to standalone programmer 110, but differs in that it is connected to the network 120. The networked programmer 114 may be local to, or remote from, the local transceiver 112; or alternatively, the local transceiver 112 may be incorporated into the networked programmer 114, as represented by dashed line 116. Another possible implementation is for the local transceiver to be connected directly to the network 120 for communication with remote computing devices and/or programmers. Still another possibility is for the local transceiver 112 to communicate with the network 120 via wireless communication, such as via a satellite system 122. The network 120 may be implemented by one or more different types of networks (e.g., Internet, local area network, wide area network, telephone, cable, satellite, etc.), including wire-based technologies (e.g., telephone line, cable, fiber optics, etc.) and/or wireless technologies (e.g., RF, cellular, microwave, IR, wireless personal area network, etc.). The network 120 can be configured to support any number of different protocols, including HTTP (HyperText Transport Protocol), TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), Bluetooth, and so on. A number of knowledge workers are interested in data gathered from the implantable cardiac therapy device 102. Representative knowledge workers include healthcare providers 130, the device manufacturer 132, clinical groups 134, and regulatory agencies 136. The knowledge workers are interested in different portions of the data. For instance, the healthcare providers 130 are interested in information pertaining to a particular patient's condition. The manufacturer 132 cares about how the device is operating. The clinical groups 134 want certain data for inclusion in patient populations that can be studied and analyzed. The regulatory agencies 136 are concerned whether the devices, and various treatments administered by them, are safe or pose a health risk. The network architecture 100 facilitates distribution of the device data to the various knowledge workers. Information gathered from the device is integrated, processed, and distributed to the knowledge workers. Computer systems maintain and store the device data, and prepare the data for efficient presentation to the knowledge workers. The computer systems are represented pictorially in The network architecture 100 supports two-way communication. Not only is data collected from the ICTD 102 and distributed to the various computer systems of the knowledge workers, but also information can be returned from these computer systems to the networked programmer 114 and/or the local transceiver 112 for communication back to the ICTD 102. Information returned to the ICTD 102 may be used to adjust operation of the device, or modify therapies being applied by the device. Such information may be imparted to the ICTD 102 automatically, without the patient's knowledge. Additionally, information may be sent to a patient notification device 160 to notify the patient of some event or item. The patient notification device 160 can be implemented in a number of ways including, for example, as a telephone, a cellular phone, a pager, a PDA (personal digital assistant), a dedicated patient communication device, a computer, an alarm, and so on. Notifications may be as simple as an instruction to sound an alarm to inform the patient to call into the healthcare providers, or as complex as HTML-based pages with graphics and textual data to educate the patient. Notification messages sent to the patient notification device 160 can contain essentially any type of information related to cardiac medicinal purposes or device operation. Such information might include new studies released by clinical groups pertaining to device operation and patient activity (e.g., habits, diets, exercise, etc.), recall notices or operational data from the manufacturer, patient-specific instructions sent by the healthcare providers, or warnings published by regulatory groups. Notifications can be sent directly from the knowledge worker to the patient. Additionally, the network architecture 100 may include a notification system 170 that operates computer systems 172 designed to create and deliver notification messages 174 on behalf of the knowledge workers. The notification system 170 delivers the messages in formats supported by the various types of patient notification devices 160. For instance, if the patient carries a pager, a notification message might consist of a simple text statement in a pager protocol. For a more sophisticated wireless-enabled PDA or Internet-oriented cellular phone, messages might contain more than text data and be formatted using WAP formats. A data integrator 200 accumulates the data and stores it in a repository 202. A processing system 204 processes portions of the data according to various applications 206 that are specifically tailored to place the data into condition for various knowledge workers. For example, healthcare workers might be interested in certain portions of the data, such as the IEGM data and the patient information. Clinical scientists might be interested in the heart data, but do not wish to see any patient information. Manufacturers may be interested in the raw data stream itself as a tool to discern how the device is operating. Depending on the needs of the end worker, the processing system 204 takes the raw device data, evaluates its accuracy and completeness, and generates different packages of data for delivery to the various knowledge workers. The processed data packages are also stored in the repository 202. When the data is ready for delivery, a distribution/presentation system 208 distributes the different packages to the appropriate computer systems 140, 144, 148, 152, and 172. The distribution/presentation system 208 is configured to serve the packages according to the protocols and formats desired by the computer systems. In this manner, the network architecture 100 allows relevant portions of device data, collected from the ICTD, to be disseminated to the appropriate knowledge workers in a form they prefer. Once the ICTD data is delivered, the computer systems 140, 144, 148, 152, and 172 store the data and/or present the data to the knowledge worker. The computer systems may perform further processing specific to their use of the data. Through these processes, the knowledge workers create additional information that is useful to the patient, or other knowledge workers with interests in ICTDs. For example, from the ICTD data, the knowledge workers might devise improved therapies for a given patient, or create instructions to modify operation of a specific ICTD, or gain a better understanding of how implantable cardiac devices operate in general, or develop better technologies for future generations of ICTDs. Much of this created knowledge can be shared among the various knowledge workers. If the collective knowledge base produces information that may prove helpful to the patient, that information can be passed to the notification system 172 for delivery to one or more patients. Also, any one of the knowledge workers may wish to employ the notification system 172 to send messages to the patient(s). The patient feedback system 400 may be implemented In many ways. As one exemplary implementation, the patient feedback system 400 is implemented as a server that serves content back to the networked programmer 114, which then uses the information to program the ICTD 102 through a built in transceiver 116, local transceiver 112, or wand-based telemetry. As another possible implementation, the patient feedback system may be a cellular or RF transmission system that sends information back to the patient notification device 160. The network architecture 100 facilitates continuous care around the clock, regardless of where the patient is located. For instance, suppose the patient is driving in the car when a cardiac episode occurs. The ICTD 102 detects the condition and transmits an alert message about the condition to the local transceiver 112. The message is processed and delivered to a physician's computer or PDA via the network 120. The physician can make a diagnosis and send some instructions back to the patient's ICTD. The physician might also have a notification message that guides the patient to a nearest healthcare facility for further treatment sent via the notification system 170 to the patient's notification device 160. Concurrently, the physician can share the patient's records online with an attending physician at the healthcare facility so that the attending physician can review the records prior to the patient's arrival. Exemplary ICTD The ICTD 102 is also shown in electrical communication with the patient's heart 106 by way of an implantable right ventricular lead 108(3) having, in this implementation, a right ventricular tip electrode 510, a right ventricular ring electrode 512, a right ventricular (RV) coil electrode 514, and an SVC coil electrode 516. Typically, the right ventricular lead 108(3) is transvenously inserted into the heart 102 to place the right ventricular tip electrode 510 in the right ventricular apex so that the RV coil electrode 514 will be positioned in the right ventricle and the SVC coil electrode 516 will be positioned in the superior vena cava. Accordingly, the right ventricular lead 108(3) is capable of receiving cardiac signals, and delivering stimulation in the form of pacing and shock therapy to the right ventricle. The circuitry is housed in housing 600, which is often referred to as the �can�, �case�, �encasing�, or �case electrode�, and may be programmably selected to act as the return electrode for unipolar modes. Housing 600 may further be used as a return electrode alone or in combination with one or more of the coil electrodes for shocking purposes. Housing 600 further includes a connector (not shown) having a plurality of terminals 602, 604, 606, 608, 612, 614, 616, and 618 (shown schematically and, for convenience, the names of the electrodes to which they are connected are shown next to the terminals). To achieve right atrial sensing and pacing, the connector includes at least a right atrial tip terminal (AR TIP) 602 adapted for connection to the atrial tip electrode 502. To achieve left chamber sensing, pacing, and shocking, the connector includes at least a left ventricular tip terminal (VL TIP) 604, a left atrial ring terminal (AL RING) 606, and a left atrial shocking terminal (AL COIL) 608, which are adapted for connection to the left ventricular ring electrode 504, the left atrial ring electrode 506, and the left atrial coil electrode 508, respectively. To support right chamber sensing, pacing, and shocking, the connector includes a right ventricular tip terminal (VR TIP) 612, a right ventricular ring terminal (VR RING) 614, a right ventricular shocking terminal (RV COIL) 616, and an SVC shocking terminal (SVC COIL) 618, which are adapted for connection to the right ventricular tip electrode 510, right ventricular ring electrode 512, the RV coil electrode 514, and the SVC coil electrode 516, respectively. At the core of the ICTD 102 is a programmable microcontroller 620 that controls various operations of the ICTD, including cardiac monitoring and stimulation therapy. Microcontroller 620 includes a microprocessor (or equivalent control circuitry), RAM and/or ROM memory, logic and timing circuitry, state machine circuitry, and I/O circuitry. Microcontroller 620 includes the ability to process or monitor input signals (data) as controlled by a program code stored in a designated block of memory. Any suitable microcontroller 620 may be used. The use of microprocessor-based control circuits for performing timing and data analysis functions are well known in the art. For discussion purposes, microcontroller 620 is illustrated as including timing control circuitry 632 to control the timing of the stimulation pulses (e.g., pacing rate, atrio-ventricular (AV) delay, atrial interconduction (A�A) delay, or ventricular interconduction (V�V) delay, etc.) as well as to keep track of the timing of refractory periods, blanking intervals, noise detection windows, evoked response windows, alert intervals, marker channel timing, and so on. Microcontroller 220 may further include various types of cardiac condition detectors 634 (e.g., an arrhythmia detector, a morphology detector, etc.) and various types of compensators 636 (e.g., orthostatic compensator, syncope response module, etc.). These components can be utilized by the device 102 for determining desirable times to administer various therapies. The components 632-636 may be implemented in hardware as part of the microcontroller 620, or as software/firmware instructions programmed into the device and executed on the microcontroller 620 during certain modes of operation. The ICTD 102 further includes an atrial pulse generator 622 and a ventricular pulse generator 624 that generate pacing stimulation pulses for delivery by the right atrial lead 108(1), the coronary sinus lead 108(2), and/or the right ventricular lead 108(3) via an electrode configuration switch 626. It is understood that in order to provide stimulation therapy in each of the four chambers of the heart, the atrial and ventricular pulse generators, 622 and 624, may include dedicated, independent pulse generators, multiplexed pulse generators, or shared pulse generators. The pulse generators 622 and 624 are controlled by the microcontroller 620 via appropriate control signals 628 and 630, respectively, to trigger or inhibit the stimulation pulses. The electronic configuration switch 626 includes a plurality of switches for connecting the desired electrodes to the appropriate I/O circuits, thereby providing complete electrode programmability. Accordingly, switch 626, in response to a control signal 642 from the microcontroller 620, determines the polarity of the stimulation pulses (e.g., unipolar, bipolar, combipolar, etc.) by selectively closing the appropriate combination of switches (not shown). Atrial sensing circuits 644 and ventricular sensing circuits 646 may also be selectively coupled to the right atrial lead 108(1), coronary sinus lead 108(2), and the right ventricular lead 108(3), through the switch 626 to detect the presence of cardiac activity in each of the four chambers of the heart. Accordingly, the atrial (ATR. SENSE) and ventricular (VTR. SENSE) sensing circuits, 644 and 646, may include dedicated sense amplifiers, multiplexed amplifiers, or shared amplifiers. Each sensing circuit 644 and 646 may further employ one or more low power, precision amplifiers with programmable gain and/or automatic gain control, bandpass filtering, and a threshold detection circuit to selectively sense the cardiac signal of interest. The automatic gain control enables the ICTD 102 to deal effectively with the difficult problem of sensing the low amplitude signal characteristics of atrial or ventricular fibrillation. Switch 626 determines the �sensing polarity� of the cardiac signal by selectively closing the appropriate switches. In this way, the clinician may program the sensing polarity independent of the stimulation polarity. The outputs of the atrial and ventricular sensing circuits 644 and 646 are connected to the microcontroller 620 which, in turn, is able to trigger or inhibit the atrial and ventricular pulse generators 622 and 624, respectively, in a demand fashion in response to the absence or presence of cardiac activity in the appropriate chambers of the heart. The sensing circuits 644 and 646 receive control signals over signal lines 648 and 650 from the microcontroller 620 for purposes of controlling the gain, threshold, polarization charge removal circuitry (not shown), and the timing of any blocking circuitry (not shown) coupled to the inputs of the sensing circuits 644 and 646. Cardiac signals are also applied to inputs of an analog-to-digital (A/D) data acquisition system 652. The data acquisition system 652 is configured to acquire intracardiac electrogram signals, convert the raw analog data into a digital signal, and store the digital signals for later processing and/or telemetric transmission to an external device 654. The data acquisition system 652 is coupled to the right atrial lead 108(1), the coronary sinus lead 108(2), and the right ventricular lead 108(3) through the switch 626 to sample cardiac signals across any pair of desired electrodes. The data acquisition system 652 may be coupled to the microcontroller 620, or other detection circuitry, to detect an evoked response from the heart 106 in response to an applied stimulus, thereby aiding in the detection of �capture�. Capture occurs when an electrical stimulus applied to the heart is of sufficient energy to depolarize the cardiac tissue, thereby causing the heart muscle to contract. The microcontroller 620 detects a depolarization signal during a window following a stimulation pulse, the presence of which indicates that capture has occurred. The microcontroller 620 enables capture detection by triggering the ventricular pulse generator 624 to generate a stimulation pulse, starting a capture detection window using the timing control circuitry 632 within the microcontroller 620, and enabling the data acquisition system 652 via control signal 656 to sample the cardiac signal that falls in the capture detection window and, based on the amplitude, determines if capture has occurred. The microcontroller 620 is further coupled to a memory 660 by a suitable data/address bus 662, wherein the programmable operating parameters used by the microcontroller 620 are stored and modified, as required, in order to customize the operation of the implantable device 102 to suit the needs of a particular patient. Such operating parameters define, for example, pacing pulse amplitude, pulse duration, electrode polarity, rate, sensitivity, automatic features, arrhythmia detection criteria, and the amplitude, waveshape and vector of each shocking pulse to be delivered to the patient's heart 106 within each respective tier of therapy. With memory 660, the ICTD 102 is able to sense and store a relatively large amount of data (e.g., from the data acquisition system 652), which may transmitted to the external network of knowledge workers for subsequent analysis. Operating parameters of the ICTD 102 may be non-invasively programmed into the memory 660 through a telemetry circuit 664 in telemetric communication with an external device, such as a programmer 110 or local transceiver 112. The telemetry circuit 664 advantageously allows intracardiac electrograms and status information relating to the operation of the device 102 (as contained in the microcontroller 620 or memory 660) to be sent to the external devices. The ICTD 102 can further include one or more physiologic sensors 670, commonly referred to as �rate-responsive� sensors because they are typically used to adjust pacing stimulation rate according to the exercise state of the patient. However, the physiological sensor 670 may further be used to detect changes in cardiac output, changes in the physiological condition of the heart, or diurnal changes in activity (e.g., detecting sleep and wake states, detecting position or postural changes, etc.). Accordingly, the microcontroller 620 responds by adjusting the various pacing parameters (such as rate, AV Delay, V�V Delay, etc.) at which the atrial and ventricular pulse generators, 622 and 624, generate stimulation pulses. While shown as being included within the device 102, it is to be understood that the physiologic sensor 670 may also be external to the device 102, yet still be implanted within or carried by the patient. Examples of physiologic sensors that may be implemented in device 102 include known sensors that, for example, sense respiration rate and/or minute ventilation, pH of blood, ventricular gradient, and so forth. The ICTD 102 additionally includes a battery 676 that provides operating power to all of circuits shown in FIG. 2. If the device 102 is configured to deliver pacing or shocking therapy, the battery 676 is capable of operating at low current drains for long periods of time (e.g., preferably less than 10 μA), and is capable of providing high-current pulses (for capacitor charging) when the patient requires a shock pulse (e.g., preferably, in excess of 2 A, at voltages above 2 V, for periods of 10 seconds or more). The battery 676 also desirably has a predictable discharge characteristic so that elective replacement time can be detected. As one example, the device 102 employs lithium/silver vanadium oxide batteries. The ICTD 102 can further include magnet detection circuitry (not shown), coupled to the microcontroller 620, to detect when a magnet is placed over the device 102. A magnet may be used by a clinician to perform various test functions of the device 102 and/or to signal the microcontroller 620 that the external programmer is in place to receive or transmit data to the microcontroller 620 through the telemetry circuits 664. The ICTD 102 further includes an impedance measuring circuit 678 that is enabled by the microcontroller 620 via a control signal 680. Uses for an impedance measuring circuit 678 include, but are not limited to, lead impedance surveillance during the acute and chronic phases for proper lead positioning or dislodgement; detecting operable electrodes and automatically switching to an operable pair if dislodgement occurs; measuring respiration or minute ventilation; measuring thoracic impedance for determining shock thresholds; detecting when the device has been implanted; measuring stroke volume; and detecting the opening of heart valves, etc. The impedance measuring circuit 678 is advantageously coupled to the switch 626 so that any desired electrode may be used. In the case where the device 102 is intended to operate as an implantable cardioverter/defibrillator (ICD) device, it detects the occurrence of an arrhythmia, and automatically applies an appropriate electrical shock therapy to the heart aimed at terminating the detected arrhythmia. To this end, the microcontroller 620 further controls a shocking circuit 682 by way of a control signal 684. The shocking circuit 682 generates shocking pulses of low (up to 0.5 Joules), moderate (0.5-10 Joules), or high energy (11 to 40 Joules), as controlled by the microcontroller 620. Such shocking pulses are applied to the patient's heart 106 through at least two shocking electrodes, and as shown in this implementation, selected from the left atrial coil electrode 508, the RV coil electrode 514, and/or the SVC coil electrode 516. As noted above, the housing 600 may act as an active electrode in combination with the RV coil electrode 514, or as part of a split electrical vector using the SVC coil electrode 516 or the left atrial coil electrode 508 (i.e., using the RV electrode as a common electrode). Cardioversion shocks are generally considered to be of low to moderate energy level (so as to minimize pain felt by the patient), and/or synchronized with an R-wave and/or pertaining to the treatment of tachycardia. Defibrillation shocks are generally of moderate to high energy level (i.e., corresponding to thresholds in the range of 5-40 Joules), delivered asynchronously (since R-waves may be too disorganized), and pertaining exclusively to the treatment of fibrillation. Accordingly, the microcontroller 620 is capable of controlling the synchronous or asynchronous delivery of the shocking pulses. The ICTD 102 may further be designed with the ability to support high-frequency wireless communication, typically in the radro frequency (RF) range. As illustrated in Exemplary Computing Device The computing device 700 may further be equipped with a network I/O connection 720 to facilitate communication with a network. The network I/O 720 may be a wire-based connection (e.g., network card, modem, etc.) or a wireless connection (e.g., RF transceiver, Bluetooth device, etc.). The computing device 700 may also include a user input device 722 (e.g., keyboard, mouse, stylus, touch pad, touch screen, voice recognition system, etc.) and an output device 724 (e.g., monitor, LCD, speaker, printer, etc.). Various aspects of the methods and systems described throughout this disclosure may be implemented in computer software or firmware as computer-executable instructions. When executed, these instructions direct the computing device (alone, or in concert with other computing devices of the system) to perform various functions and tasks that enable the cardiac therapy network architecture 100. Presentation Architecture One feature of the network architecture is a presentation architecture that enables presentation of data obtained from the implantable cardiac therapy device to various knowledge workers. The presentation architecture places the data in a suitable format and protocol to accommodate different types of computing devices with different UI capabilities. The presentation architecture separates the processing and presentation functions so that decisions regarding how to present the content are made independently of the collection and processing of the data. The processing layer 804 performs the data handling and analytical processes. This layer contains the applications and methods that conform the data into content that will ultimately be presented to the knowledge workers. The processing layer 804 may include, for example, the processing system 204 and applications 206 that create the content desired by the knowledge workers. The presentation layer 806 is responsible for getting the content to the knowledge worker in a form they prefer. This layer 806 contains the applications and processes that determine which content to present to whom, the format of the content, and the protocol by which to send the content. The presentation layer 806 includes a content component store 902 to store snippets of content ready to be presented to the knowledge worker. The content may include raw data, processed data, additional information added during processing, and so on. Although the content store 902 is illustrated in The presentation layer 806 may further include a content selector 904 to choose the content components from store 902 for presentation to the various knowledge workers. For instance, the content selector 904 may select patient-related data (e.g., IEGM, therapy parameters, patient information, etc.) for presentation to healthcare workers. It might further choose device-related information (e.g., raw IEGM data) for presentation to the manufacturer. The content selector 904 maintains a set of knowledge worker records 906 in a database or other storage unit. The knowledge worker records 906 specify the worker's contact information, information preferences, and computing resources. The records 906 track, for example, the worker's email address, phone numbers, and pager numbers. The records 906 might further specify the type of information desired by the knowledge worker and the type(s) of computing devices 900 that the knowledge worker uses. As one example, a record 906 for a cardiac physician may specify the contact information, the doctor's preference to see IEGM data output by the ICTD, and that the primary computing device is a Palm Pilot� PDA 900(2) with wireless communication capabilities but limited UI features. A user interface (UI) specification store 910 maintains the rules that dictate how the content is to be presented on different computing devices and software platforms. The computing devices 900(1)-(7) have a wide variety of UI features and capabilities, ranging from high-resolution color monitors, to single-line LCD displays or audio alarms, to database structures and facsimile machines. The UI specification store 910 maintains one or more UI definitions 912 that specify device requirements for visual/audio output. The UI definitions 912 include such parameters of whether devices have a display and if so, the display type (e.g., LCD, CRT, LED, etc.), display size, whether the display is capable of showing graphics and/or color, whether audio is possible, and so on. These UI definitions 912 help the content selector 904 identify which snippets of information in the content store 902 should be selected for a given device specified in the knowledge worker record 906. The UI specification store 910 also includes one or more style sheets 914 that specify how the content is to be arranged for a given computing device. The style sheets 914 specify the format of the information, such as HTML, , SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), etc. The sheets also dictate the type of content that can be included, such as graphical components, text, audio, video, and so on. The presentation layer 806 might also include a content formatter 920 to place the content into the appropriate format specified by the UI specification store 910 for a target computing device. For instance, if a particular knowledge worker utilizes a laptop computer that is capable of receiving HTML documents, the content formatter 920 formats the content in HTML for effective presentation. If another knowledge worker has a cellular phone, the content formatter 920 may format the content text that can be readily depicted on a limited display. A delivery protocol encoder 922 encodes the formatted content according to the protocols supported by the computing devices and networks used by the knowledge worker. There are many possible protocols, including HTTP, TCP/IP, WAP, Bluetooth, etc. Depending upon the preferences specified in the knowledge worker records 906, the delivery protocol encoder 922 encodes the content to the appropriate delivery protocol for subsequent distribution to the devices operated by the knowledge workers. Separating the presentation and processing layers and implementing UI definitions and style sheets enables the architecture to distribute content produced by multiple applications to a wide assortment of computing devices without requiring unique U's for each computing device. Suppose there are three applications that produce content to be distributed to four different computing devices of the knowledge workers. If the presentation layer were integrated with the processing layer, the application developer would need to write a specific UI for each device, resulting in twelve different versions of UI code (i.e., the number of applications times the number of devices). By separating the presentation layer, however, independent UI definitions 912(1)-(3) can be developed to specify UI requirements imposed by individual applications. Style sheets 910(1)-(4) can be created to describe what features individual devices are able to support. Combining the UI definition with a style sheet dictates what content is presented and how it is presented for a given computing device. In this example, the architecture allows, at most, the creation of seven definitions/sheets to facilitate presentation of content from three applications on four devices (i.e., the number of applications plus the number of devices), down from twelve separate versions. This architecture is easily adopted to support new computing devices. A developer defines a new UI definition and/or a style sheet to enable presentation of content on the new device. This saves time and money in that developers are not forced to modify applications as UI capabilities of the end-user computing devices change. Presentation Operation At block 1002, the distribution/presentation system 208 determines what computing resources are available for the knowledge worker who is intended to receive the information. The system consults the knowledge worker records 906 to identify the types of computing devices specified by the knowledge worker. At block 1004, the system ascertains the features and capabilities of the computing resources of the intended knowledge worker. Such features may include display type, display size, graphical capabilities, color capabilities, etc. At block 1006, the content selector 904 selects the content to be delivered to the knowledge worker based, in part, on the capabilities of the computing resources. For instance, if the knowledge worker is carrying a PDA or phone of limited screen size, the content selector 904 extracts summary statements or phrases from the content component store 902 that can be presented on the device. For instance, the content selector might choose a statement �IEGM for Patient X is ready for viewing�. Such a message would inform the knowledge worker that pertinent patient data is ready for downloading next time the knowledge worker is at a device capable of viewing and analyzing IEGM charts. For devices of higher capabilities (e.g., portable or desktop computer), the content selector may choose full data graphs and/or commentary to present to the knowledge worker. 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I took her to the bar and boom. All of my past slump busters were there. Shes cool enough to know what that means and said she was afraid they'd eat her so we left.
My god this is going to ruin whatever Vegas left of our souls...
I may have to marry her. She is smarter than me and has a six figure job and doesn't want to have kids. All I have to be is a trophy husband.
Real reason I can't work: it's Tuesday. I get stoned and watch buck Rodgers in Tuesday.
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We invited our waitress tonight to come too.... we told her she had lightning in her veins and in return she taught us a Texas Roadhouse dance so the logical next step was invite her to a kegger.
You called it motorboating but you just snot rocketed into my tits.
he's the second guy to suck on my nipple in front of my friends that i haven't made out with.
I just want school to he over so we can build a big tent, do drugs inside it, and watch cartoons until the sun comes up.
That's all I've ever wanted.
eating chex mix on the couch when he walks in naked and asks how he looks. are you shitting me.
I am going to borrow your water/shock proof video camera for St. Pattys day so that if wake up next to the highway again I know why.
Ok but I hold the right to any footage of you getting slapped, puking, anything with body shots, and allowed to make a montage of it to put on youtube.
I will kill you in such a brutal way if you ever de-pants me again on the dance floor it will make the stock market ticker
The real reason I can't work: it's Tuesday. I get stoned and watch Buck Rodgers on Tuesday.
WAKE UP!!! We have 20 minutes to get to class. That means we only have 10 minutes to get drunk.
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SUNDAY MORNING MC: 10:50 Hand Picked Bluegrass 11:40 Split Shot Sinkers 12:30 Singleton Street
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Report abuseThe only member from 1 direction that smokes is zayn malik.. harry styles doesn't smoke
think zayns the only one who does smoke
harry does not smoke
Harry Style's is too slick to be smoking can't imagen him smoking but he does try to come across as the bad boy type of personality with the things he whispered into matt cardle's ears and now talking about kim kardashian in public shows his a person that doesn't lack confidence
No he does not smoke, its only Zayn Malik that smokes.
I dont think he smokes otherwise he would have been caught ages ago
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Please wait for other members to confirm this as it was quite some time ago that I did this and it is purely from memory that I am re-counting this with no truck in front of me to check, but I belive that the grills are a molded part of the rear panel, and so yes, do require the removal of the entire thing.
If memory serves though not as daunting as is sounds. Remove door sill screws, and then with your fingers gently pry from the bottom up SLOWLY along the edge of the door to gain access to the speakers. Depending on the stock audio option that the truck had they should either be 6 1/2 round or 5x7. Again this is all from memory, but I changed the speakers on a friend's 98 and on my 04. The only thing I can't remember is if there are any hidden screws in the panel so again please wait for someone else to confirm my memory on this. |
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Recognition of Visual Dynamical Processes: Theory, Kernels, and Experimental Evaluation
Title: | Recognition of Visual Dynamical Processes: Theory, Kernels, and Experimental Evaluation |
Author: | Vidal, René; Chaudhry, Rizwan |
Abstract: | Over the past few years, several papers have used Linear Dynamical Systems (LDS)s for modeling, registration, segmentation, and recognition of visual dynamical processes, such as human gaits, dynamic textures and lip articulations. The recognition framework involves identifying the parameters of the LDSs from features extracted from a training set of videos, using metrics on the space of dynamical systems to compare them, and combining these metrics with different classification methods. Usually, each paper makes an ad-hoc choice for every step, and tests the recognition framework on small data sets often involving only one application. We present a detailed evaluation of the LDS-based recognition pipeline; comparing identification methods, metrics, and classification techniques. We propose new metrics that have certain invariance properties and explore a number of variations to the existing metrics. We perform experimental evaluations on well-known data sets of human gaits, dynamic textures, and lip articulations and provide benchmark recognition results. We also analyze the robustness of the recognition pipeline with respect to changes in observation and experimental conditions. Overall, this work represents the most extensive to-date evaluation of the LDS-based recognition framework. |
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See, if you switch weapons after each hit, you can use the weapons faster-- each weapon has a cooldown (time after the damage is dealt until you can initiate an attack with the same weapon again) and a warm-up (time between the initiation of the attack and the time when damage is dealt). By switching weapons, you can get rid of the cooldown-- keep in mind that you don't get rid of the warm-up. In other words, the sickle and another weapon can be switched back and forth rapidly to attack often, but you can't use the lightsaber and another weapon, as the lightsaber has a long warm-up (and almost no warm-up). Since you can use the melee weapons as if they were ranged weapons, it is stupid to concern yourself with ammo conservation-- stick with the melee weapons. I easily beat the game with plenty of money to spare by using fully upgraded chainsaw/sickle combination for targeting tough oponents and using the lightsaber for large slow clusters of enemies.
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