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We just came back from Albany, having visited our granddaughter who attends SUNY Albany. This place couldn't have been closer to the campus, which made it easy to spend time with her. The place was clean, the breakfast was good (hot and cold choices), internet in the room, nice grounds (check out the gazebo) and the staff was helpful and friendly. We ate at the restaurant the first night and my steak was delicious and generous, and my husband loved the special, ribs!! Only caution, avoid rooms 134 or 135. They are right on the parking lot and lots of comings and goings all night long. Would stay again, but not in Room 134!!
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After the Best Western on Wolf Road cut our stay short because of hot water problems, they offered us the Best Western SOVEREIGN hotel! Kinda sounds upscale, eh? Sovereign.......a King or Queen..........WOW, we're getting this for the same price as the other! What a deal! The outside was pretty nice (good start)............then, we got into the HANDICAPPED room with a shower. The bed in the small room was an old innerspring Queen (maybe THAT'S the Sovereign), AC worked OK.........TV was from the 60's.....every channel washed out..........BUT, worse of all (OK, liberals.........close your eyes) there was NO FOX NEWS!! Called the front desk and asked, because the printed channel list had FOX NEWS. They had no answer. OK, will live with a washed-out CNN. Shower time!! Ya gotta picture this: a handicapped OBLONG shower stall with about a quarter-inch lip and a CIRCULAR shower curtain. See any problem with that? Yup.........the moment the shower was turned on, the circular shower curtain, which extended about six inches BEYOND the shower, didn't hold back any water, which flowed like a river on the tile floor. Called front desk. They said........."there's a drain in the middle"! Well, there was a drain in the shower...........not in the middle (which wouldn't work, anyway), but towards the end closest to the wall. Soaked flood in bathroom with all available towels, packed up and went to another small room...........and, another totally washed-out TV............but, a king-size bed this time. This "renovated" Ramada Inn is certainly not ready for prime time.
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Dear Roy and Penny,I apologize for the bad experience you had encountered during your recent stay with us at the Best Western Sovereign Hotel. The room you had stayed in was our roll in shower that accommodates our guests in need. As far as the tv channel issue, we have gone through and re programmed the TV to be sure no channels are missing. We are in the process of updating all our sleeping rooms with Flat Screen TV's as well as updating many other features of our hotel. I do hope you give us the chance to show you the changes we've made and that your experience of your last stay was a one time issue that I apologize you had to endure.We look forward to your second chance, I know we will not disappoint.At your service,Jared DeMagistrisDirector of Hotel Operations
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2 reviews 2 helpful votes “Acceptable but needs updating.”
the staff at the hotel was very friendly and courteous. Beds are very comfortable but furniture needs updating. I couldn't believe there was no flat screen TV in the room. continental buffet breakfast in the restaurant was very nice and comfortable. We only stayed one night but I have no complaint.
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Gerry,Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with our friends at Trip Advisor! We appreciate all the feedback we get from our customers as it helps us enhance our property for our future guests. We are in the process of making some changes to our guest rooms that I know you will enjoy. I hope you stop by on your next visit into Albany and our team can show you what we have been working on.At your service,Jared DeMagistrisDirector of Hotel Operations
7 helpful votes “Acceptable, but could be better”
We have stayed here 4 times over the last two years for an overnight as we traveled. The hotel is undergoing some renovation, which makes the appearance a little worn out in spots. The most recent stay we were stuck on a floor with obvious renovation going on. It was 8:30 p.m. and there were two men using a vacuum in the hall. To their credit, they did not make too much noise and were done quickly. The pool is excellent for my kids. They love it. The water is warm and the pool area is clean. There are two elevators in the building, but one of them is extremely slow. This is problematic when you are on the far end of the building. Finally, the breakfast is really well done. They have a variety of items, both hot and cold.
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Derek,Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us from your recent stay at the Best Western Sovereign Hotel. I am glad to hear that your kids enjoyed our indoor heated pool during your visit as well as everyone enjoyed our full hot breakfast buffet. I hope our renovations did not cause any inconvenience, but I know when you return you will be pleased with our improvements. We look forward to serving you on your next trip through Albany. At your service,Jared DeMagistrisDirector of Hotel Operations
4 helpful votes “Don't depend on the airport shuttle”
We waited 1 and 1/2 hours at the airport, calling after 45 minutes and each 15 minutes after that before we were told to take a taxi at the hotel's expense.When we tried to take the only taxi, the driver refused to take us.Only after the front desk clerk called the cab company and had them call the cab driver,would he agree to drive us the fifteen minutes to the hotel.The restaurant was closed when we finally arrived at the hotel. When we returned by shuttle to the airport to pick up our rental car, we were dropped at the garage when we actually needed to be inside the airport to get our contract.
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Dear Sseago,I would like to offer my sincere apologies about your experience with our complimentary shuttle service. It is definitely not normal to encounter such wait times as you had to endure and for that I am sorry. I have made our desk associates aware of the issue as well as my shuttle drivers so that issues like this do not occur in the future. If you are in the area again I hope you stop by and see us again! At your service,Jared DeMagistrisDirector of Hotel Operations
95 helpful votes “Good value, good location”
We pre-booked here on line as the location, close to two good shopping malls, Crossgates, and Stuyvesant Plaza, is excellent for shopping Canadians en route to somewhere else, and were very happy with the price. Plus there is an excellent restaurant at the latter, Provence. Yes, the hotel is an older one, there have been some attempts at room makeovers, although as usual the bathroom shows where corners have been cut. Obviously in the case of our bathroom the buyer of the toilet did not talk to the builder of the shelf, so they had to leave the tank lid off in order to get it beneath the shelf! The free breakfast is perfectly adequate with my fave, the waffle maker. I do strongly suggest that if a hotel provides one of these it should provide at least two - waiting for someone else's waffle to cook can seem an age. Staff all friendly and pleasant and efficient.
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10 helpful votes “Not the best, but pretty good.”
I've stayed here a couple of times, and aside from minor nagging issues I'd say this is a very good hotel. The issues I've had are quite minor, bordering on nitpicking, but worth mentioning anyways. Their website claims to offer a "hot breakfast" with a picture of a plate with eggs, bacon, potatoes etc. The breakfast actually only has 3 hot items, and the hot items are clearly pre-made products simply reheated at the hotel and served. The breakfast is still decent, but not as advertised. Also, the wifi is unreliable in certain rooms. Get a room on the 1st floor if this is important to you.Otherwise, great value and a good location, close to shopping centers and downtown Albany at a reasonable price.
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We booked this beautiful apartment for a week long stay in Madrid (family of two adults & two teenagers) and it more than met our expectations. Even though we arrived a little early Angel (the owner) arrived to greet us and let us in which we greatly appreciated. Angel is such a nice person, extremely helpful,very easy to deal with and funny!The apartment itself is beautiful and spotlessy clean plus has everything you could possibly need during the stay. The location is FANTASTIC, right in the heart of Madrid with such sights as the Plaza Mayor just a few minutes away on foot. We felt safe at all times and being able to pop down to the famous 'La Mallorquina 'pasteleria for breakfast pastries, coffee etc was such a treat and just around the corner. This apartment is in the heart of Madrid so expect to hear it's heartbeat....bring some earplugs.We would recommend this apartment to anyone. There is a reason it's in the Tripadvisor Top Ten...it is superb and it is a richly deserved accolade.
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My husband and I stayed in this apartment for 4 nights last November and it was the perfect location for exploring Madrid. It's right off the Puerta del Sol, so there is a little bit of noise coming off the street, but if you're a sound sleeper then it won't bother you at all. It is very nicely furnished, and having two full bathrooms and a washing machine is very convenient. The high ceilings and three balconies made it feel very luxurious! We spent some time just lounging and watching TV and felt like we were at home. I would definitely stay here again if I returned to Madrid! The apartment was lovely and Angel was very easy to communicate with.
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Patent US20050021172 - Method and apparatus for preparing media - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsWork tools such as a printhead, platen, and/or cutting head are spaced normally with respect to a media path based on a location of one or more objects carried by the media, and the position of the media with respect to the work tool. Additionally or alternatively the work tools are selectively operated...http://www.google.com/patents/US20050021172?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20050021172 - Method and apparatus for preparing mediaAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20050021172 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/606,654Publication dateJan 27, 2005Filing dateJun 25, 2003Priority dateJun 25, 2003Also published asCN1833249A, CN100530228C, EP1644875A1, US7245227, WO2005004051A1Publication number10606654, 606654, US 2005/0021172 A1, US 2005/021172 A1, US 20050021172 A1, US 20050021172A1, US 2005021172 A1, US 2005021172A1, US-A1-20050021172, US-A1-2005021172, US2005/0021172A1, US2005/021172A1, US20050021172 A1, US20050021172A1, US2005021172 A1, US2005021172A1InventorsSteven Winter, Mike WillsOriginal AssigneeIntermec Ip Corp.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (14), Classifications (10), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod and apparatus for preparing mediaUS 20050021172 A1Abstract Work tools such as a printhead, platen, and/or cutting head are spaced normally with respect to a media path based on a location of one or more objects carried by the media, and the position of the media with respect to the work tool. Additionally or alternatively the work tools are selectively operated based on a location of one or more objects carried by the media, and the position of the media with respect to the work tool. The approaches are suitable for the manufacture and use of RFID tags and labels. Images(11) Claims(59)
Reference throughout this specification to �one embodiment� or �an embodiment� means that a particular feature, structure or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment is included in at least one embodiment of the present invention. Thus, the appearances of the phrases �in one embodiment� or �in an embodiment� in various places throughout this specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, or characteristics may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments. The headings provided herein are for convenience only and do not interpret the scope or meaning of the claimed invention. FIG. 1 shows media 10 formed as a roll 11 on a media carrier such as a core 12. The media 10 may take a variety of forms, and may include one or more layers. For example, the media 10 may include a face sheet 14, adhesive layer 16 and release liner 18 as illustrated in FIG. 1 in which the layers have been separated to better illustrate the structure of the media 10. The face sheet 14 typically employs one or more components or layers, such as paper, polyester, MYLAR�, TYVEK�, plastic, polyamide, poly-ether-ether-ketone, FR4, and/or other material. The face sheet 14 includes an outer surface 20, and an inner surface 22 opposed to the outer surface 20. The adhesive layer 16 typically takes the form of a pressure sensitive or self-adhesive. The release liner 18 typically takes the form of a waxed or treated material which is selectively releasable from the adhesive layer 16. Thus, in common use, a user may expose the adhesive layer 16 by removing the release liner 18, allowing the user to adhere the tag or label to any desired surface. In some instances, linerless media may be employed. Linerless media typically requires some action to activate the adhesive 16, for example the addition of heat and/or moisture. Linerless media typically omits the release liner 18. The media 10 may carry a variety of objects, for example RFID circuits 24. The RFID circuits 24 typically employ one or more semiconductor wafers or chips 26 and one or more electrical traces to form an antenna 28 electrically coupled to the semiconductor chip 26. While FIG. 1 illustrates a coil antenna 28, RFID circuits 24 may employ other antenna configurations, for example dipole antennas. The RFID circuits 24 may reside on, or in, any of the layers of the media 10. In most commercial embodiments, the RFID circuits 24 will underlie the face sheet 14, thereby providing some environmental protection to the RFID circuits 24. For example, the RFID circuits 24 may be carried between the face sheet 14 and adhesive 16, or between the adhesive 16 and the release liner 18. Additionally, or alternatively, the RFID circuits 24 may be carried on an additional independent layer (not shown). For example, the RFID circuits 24 may reside on separate substrates or tags, allowing the high speed insertion of RFID circuits 24 into the media 10 to create more complicated tags or labels. The RFID circuits 24 are typically distributed along the length of the media 10, and may or may not be evenly spaced therealong. While not illustrated, the RFID circuits 24 may additionally, or alternatively, be distributed laterally across the media 10, allowing the production of multiple sheets or rolls 11 of the media 10 from a supply of media stock 54 (FIG. 8). FIG. 2A shows a portion of the media 10 including a number of tags or labels 30 formed thereon according to one illustrated embodiment. As used herein, terms tags and labels are used interchangeably to refer to any media capable of being physically associated with a person, place or thing via any means, including but not limited to tying, hanging, adhering, attaching, stapling, riveting, and/or laminating. The tags or labels 30 may be formed, for example, by cutting, perforating and/or scoring the face sheet 14. In some embodiments, the release liner 18 may also be perforated or scored. An area of the tag or label 30, identified by broken line box 32, illustrates the position of the object, for example RFID circuit 24, carried by the tag or label 30. This area 32 is particularly sensitive to forces and pressures, for example those which may be asserted during manufacturer preparation of the media 10 and/or end user preparation of the tag or label. 30. Tags or labels 30 may include printed indicia, for example human-readable indicia 34 and/or machine-readable indicia 36. Printed machine-readable indicia 36 may, for example, take the form of symbols selected from barcodes symbologies, area code or matrix code symbologies, and/or stacked code symbologies. In the embodiment of FIG. 2A, a single location indicator 38 identifies a location of the areas 32 (e.g., RFID circuits 24) with respect to some reference point on the media 10. The reference point may, for example, be a starting end 40 of the media 10, or may be the location of the location indicator 38 itself or some other identifiable location or mark on the media 10. The location indicator 38 may be printed on the outer surface 20 of the face sheet 14, for example as a machine-readable symbol encoding a distance or time between the reference point and the areas 32. The machine-readable symbol may be selected from symbologies such as barcodes symbologies, area code or matrix code symbologies, and/or stacked code symbologies. As discussed in detail below, the printhead and/or platen are spaced from the media 10 when in registration with the area 32 to prevent damage to the RFID circuit 24 or other object carried by the media 10, and/or the to prevent wear or damage to the work tools (e.g., printhead and/or platen). Thus, as illustrated in FIG. 2A, the printed indicia 34, 36 does not overlap or overlie the area 32. Similarly, as will be discussed in detail below, other work tools (e.g., a cutting head and/or platen) are spaced from the media 10 when in registration with the area 32 to prevent damage to the RFID circuit 24 or other object carried by the media 10, and/or to prevent wear or damage to the work tools. Thus, as illustrated in FIG. 2A, the cuts, perforations and/or scores do not overlie or overlap the areas 32. FIG. 2B shows another illustrated embodiment of the media 10. This alternative embodiment, and those alternative embodiments and other alternatives described herein, are substantially similar to previously described embodiments, and common acts and structures are identified by the same reference numbers. Only significant differences in operation and structure are discussed below. In the embodiment of FIG. 2B, a number of location indicators 38 are spaced along the length of the media 10, each location indicator 38 indicating the location of a respective area 32 (e.g., RFID circuit 24) with respect to a reference point, for example a starting end of the media 10 or the location of the respective location indicator 38 itself. For example, the location indicator 38 may indicate a distance or time between the location of the location indicator 38 and the closest area 32 in a direction of travel of the media 10 along a media path in a machine such as a processor, converter and/or printer. FIG. 2C shows yet another illustrated embodiment of the media 10. In this embodiment, the media 10 includes a number of location indicators 38 in the form of machine-readable single marks printed on the outer surface 20 of the face sheet 14 along the length of the media 10. The location indicators 38 may indicate a predetermined distance or time between the location of the location indicator 38 and the closest area 32 in a direction of travel of the media 10 along a media path in a machine such as a processor, converter and/or printer. While omitted from the illustration, the tags or labels 30 may carry human-readable indicia 34 and/or other machine-readable indicia 36, which may encode information about the particular person, place and/or thing to which the tag or label 30 will be attached. FIG. 3A shows still another illustrated embodiment of the media 10. FIG. 3A illustrates an exemplary distribution of RFID circuits 24 along the inner surface 22 of the face sheet 14 of the media 10. In this embodiment, the face sheet 14 carries a single machine-readable location indicator 38 in the form of a magnetic strip. The magnetic strip encodes location information in the magnetic orientation of the magnetic particles forming the magnetic strip. The location information identifies the location of each of the RFID circuits 24 relative to some reference point on the media. The reference point may, for example, be a starting end 40 of the media 10, or may be the location of the location indicator 38 itself. FIG. 3B shows a further illustrated embodiment of the media 10. FIG. 3B illustrates an exemplary distribution of RFID circuits 24 along the inner surface 22 of the face sheet 14 of the media 10. In this embodiment, the face sheet 14 carries a number of machine-readable location indicators 38, in the form of magnetic strips distributed along the length of the media 10. The magnetic strips may alternatively, or additionally, be carried on the outer surface 20 of the face sheet 14, although placement on the inner surface 22 may provide environmental protection to the magnetic strip and may enhance security by visually obscuring the magnetic strip. Each of the magnetic strips encodes location information identifying the location of a respective one of the RFID circuits 24 with respect to a reference point on the media. The reference point may, for example, be a starting end 40 of the media 10, or may be the location of the respective location indicator 38 itself. FIG. 4A shows yet a further illustrated embodiment of the media 10. In the embodiment of FIG. 4A, the media 10 includes a single machine-readable location indicator 38 on a bottom or outer surface 40 of the release liner 18. The single machine-readable location indicator 38 may take the form of a machine-readable symbol encoding location of the areas 32 with respect to some reference point on the media 10. The reference point may, for example, be the starting end 40 of the media 10, or may be the location of the location indicator 38 itself. The machine-readable symbol may be selected from a symbology such as a barcode symbology, area or matrix code symbology or stacked code symbology. FIG. 4B shows still a further illustrated embodiment of the media 10. In the embodiment of FIG. 4B, the media 10 includes a number of machine-readable location indicators 38 printed on the outer surface 40 along the length of the release liner 18, each location indicator 38 indicating the location of a respective area 32 (e.g., RFID circuit 24) with respect to a reference point on the media 10. The reference point may, for example, be the starting end 40 of the media 10, or may be the location of the location indicator 38 itself. The location indicators 38 may take the form of a machine-readable symbols selected from a symbology such as a barcode symbology, area or matrix code symbology or stacked code symbology. FIG. 4C shows even a further illustrated embodiment of the media 10. In the embodiment of FIG. 4C, the media 10 includes a number of machine-readable location indicators 38 in the form of single marks printed on the bottom surface 40 of the release liner 18 along the length of the media 10. The location indicators 38 may, for example, indicate a predetermined distance or time between a reference point on the media 10 and a respective area 32 in a direction of travel of the media 10 along a media path in a machine such as a processor, converter and/or printer. The reference point may, for example, be the location of the respective location indicator 38 itself. FIG. 5A shows another illustrated embodiment of the media 10 according to another illustrated embodiment. FIG. 5A illustrates an exemplary positioning of a number of the RFID circuits 24 on a top or inner surface 42 along the length of the release liner 18. In this embodiment, a single location indicator 38 in the form of a magnetic strip is carried on the top surface 42. The magnetic strip encodes location information identifying the location of each of the RFID circuits 24 With respect to a reference point on the media. The reference point may, for example, be a starting end 40 of the media 10 or the location of the location indicator 38 itself. FIG. 5B shows event still another illustrated embodiment of the media 10. FIG. 5A illustrates an exemplary positioning a number of RFID circuits 24 on the inner surface 42 along the length of the release liner 18. In this embodiment, a number of location indicators 38 in the form of magnetic strips are carried on the inner surface 42, spaced along the length of the release liner 18. Each location indicator 38 encodes location information in the orientation of the particles forming the magnetic strip. The location information indicates the location of a respective area 32 (e.g., RFID circuit 24) with respect to a respective reference point on the media 10. For example, the location indicator 38 may indicate a distance or time between the location of the location indicator 38 and the closest area 32 in a direction of travel of the media 10 along a media path in a machine such as a processor, converter and/or printer. FIG. 6 shows even still a further illustrated embodiment of the media 10. In this embodiment, a location indicator 38, in the form of a printed machine-readable symbol, is carried on a media carrier such as the core 12 of the roll 11 of media 10. The location indicator 38 may include location information indicating the location of one or more objects, such as RFID circuits 24, carried by the media 10 with respect to one or more reference points on the media 10. The machine-readable symbols may be selected from a symbology such as a barcode symbology, area or matrix code symbology or stacked code symbology. FIG. 7 shows a sectional view of a media carrier such as the roll 12, and a location indicator 38 in the form of an RFID circuit 24 carried by the roll 12. The RFID circuit encodes location information indicating the position of one or more objects, such as RFID circuits 24 carried by the media 10 with respect to one or more reference points on the media 10. The core 12 may extend beyond the edges of the media 10 as illustrated in FIG. 6, or may be flush with those edges. FIG. 8 shows an apparatus for preparing media 10 in the form of an RFID tag or label forming apparatus 50, according to one illustrated embodiment. As discussed in detail below, the apparatus 50 applies location indicators 38 to the media 10, inserts objects such as RFID circuits 24 into the media 10, and converts the media 10 by cutting, perforating and/or scoring. The apparatus 50 includes a media supply 52 which typically includes a quantity of stock media 54, from which smaller units of media 10 (e.g., rolls 11) may be formed. The stock media 54 typically take the form of a continuous sheet or roll. The stock media 54 may rotate about an axis as indicated by arrow 55 to supply a continuous feed of the media 10 to the apparatus 50. The media 10 follows a media path 56 through the apparatus 50 defined by rollers (unnumbered), guides (not shown), and/or other elements of the apparatus 50. A device 58 applies one or more location indicators 38 to the media 10. In one embodiment, the device 58 takes the form of a printhead 59, for example a thermal printhead, and a platen such as platen roller 60 opposed from the printhead across the media path 56. In another embodiment, the device 58 includes an antenna (not shown) and transmitter (not shown) capable of encoding location information into a location indicator 38 in the form of an RFID circuit 24, such as that illustrated in FIG. 7. A strip or separator bar 62 temporarily separates the release liner 18 from the face sheet 14 and adhesive 16 to allow the placement of objects, such as RFID circuits 24, on the media 10 between the face sheet 14 and release liner 18. (Note, the adhesive layer 16 is omitted from the illustration for the sake of clarity.) The separator bar 62 is typically configured to provide a sharp turn in the path of the release liner 18, to strip the release liner 18 from the face sheet 14 and exposing the adhesive 16. An apparatus 64 inserts or applies objects, such as RFID circuits 24, on to the media 10. Insertion apparatus for inserting objects at high speed onto continuous substrates are well known in the art, so will not be discussed in detail in the interest of brevity. The RFID circuits 24 may be preformed on separate, individual substrates (not shown), with or without cover layers, to simplify the automatic insertion on the media 10. Thus, apparatus 64 may insert preformed RFID tags into the media 10 to create more complicated tags or labels 30 (FIGS. 2A-2C). For example, the apparatus 64 may adhere objects such as RFID circuits or preformed RFID tags containing RFID circuits 24 on the inner surface of the face sheet 14 via the adhesive 16. The apparatus 64 may operate under control of a controller such as a computing system 66 via wireless or wired connection 68. The computing system 66 may automatically, or manually, allow registration of the placement of the objects on the media 10 and/or positioning of the objects with respect to the one or more reference points or location indicators 38. In ensuring proper registration, the computing system 66 may rely on an optional reader 70 coupled to the computing system 66 by wireless or wired link 72 to supply location information read from the location indicator 38 carried by the media 10. The computing system 66 may also rely on position information identifying a position of the media 10 along the media path 56 of the apparatus 50. Readers and position sensors are discussed in detail below. A reader 74 may read the location indicator 38 and supply location information to the computing system 66 via a wireless or wired link 76. Where the location indicator 38 is an optical indicator such as a barcode symbol or single printed mark, the reader 74 takes the form of an optical reader, such as an optical scanner or imager with or without decoding circuitry and/or software. Where the location indicator 38 is a magnetic strip, the reader 74 takes the form of a magnetic strip reader with or without decoding circuitry and/or software. Where the location indicator 38 is an RFID circuit such as shown in FIG. 7, the reader 74 takes the form of an RFID interrogator, including a transmitter and receiver, or transceiver, and including at least one antenna, and may or may not include decoding circuitry and/or software. The computing system 66 may use the location information received via the reader 74 to control a work tool such as a cutting head 78. The cutting head may include a rotary cutter 80 such as a die cutter, to cut, perforate and/or score the media 10. The rotary cutter 80 rotates about an axis in a direction indicated by arrow 82. The rotary cutter 80 operates in conjunction with a platen 84 opposed to the rotary cutter 80 across the media 10. The rotary cutter 80 may be driven by an optional motor 86, or alternatively, the motor 86 may be coupled to drive the platen 84 to move the media 10 along the media path 56. Alternatively, neither the rotary cutter 80, nor the platen 84, may be driven, the apparatus 50 relying on some other drive mechanism for advancing the media 10 along the. media path 58. The computing system 66 may drive the motor 86 and/or other motors via a motor controller 88. A position sensor 85 senses the position of the media 10 as the media 10 moves along the media path 56. The position sensor 85 may take any of a large variety of forms. For example, the position sensor 85 may take the form of an optical rotational encoder that senses the passing of optical marks carried by the rotary cutter 80 and/or platen 84, or a magnetic Reed switch, to name just a few. Also for example, the he position sensor 85 may take the form of a gap sensor that senses a gap between individual tags or labels 30 on the media 10. The position sensor 85 may include a processor (not shown) configured to determine the position of the media 10 along the media path 56. Alternatively, the position sensor 85 may simply supply position information, such as pulses, from which the computing system 66 may determine the position of the media 10. The cutting head 78 may include an actuator 90 selectively actuatable to adjust a distance between the media 10 and at least one of the rotary cutter 80 and the platen 84, in a direction normal to the media path 56 as illustrated by double headed arrow 91. FIG. 8 shows the rotary cutter 80 (represented in broken line) in a first position proximate the media path 56, and the rotary cutter 80 (represented in solid line) in a second position spaced distally from the media path 56. The actuator 90 permits the computing system 66 to safely space either, or both, the rotary cutter 80 and the platen 84 from the media 10 as the portion of the media 10 carrying the object (e.g., RFID circuit 24) passes the cutting head 78. The actuator 90 can take any of -a variety of forms including a solenoid, hydraulic piston and cylinder, or mechanical linkage and motor, to name just a few. Additionally, or alternatively, the computing system 66 may employ the location and position information to actively drive the cutter 80 when the portion of the media 10 carrying the object (e.g., RFID circuit 24) is not in registration with the cutting head 78, and to stop driving the cutter 80 as the portion of the media 10 carrying the object is in registration with the cutting head 78. This approach may prevent damage to the object even where the cutting head 78 does not need to be selectively spaced from the media path 56. The apparatus 50 may optionally employ a matrix take-up device 94. The matrix take-up device 94 may include a spindle 96 that rotates in a direction indicated by arrow 98 to take up the matrix (i.e., waste material) from the cutting operation. The apparatus 50 may additionally, or alternatively, include rotary splitter cutters (not illustrated), that are oriented longitudinally with respect to the media path 56 to cut the stock media 54 into appropriate widths. Thus, the splitter cutters may split the media 10 longitudinally into two or more continuous sheets, each sheet having a number of objects distributed therealong to form separate rolls 11 of media 10. The apparatus 50 may optionally include a turret winder 100 or other high speed take-up apparatus. The turret winder 100 includes a rotating member 102 having a number of positions 104 for carrying cores 12. The rotating member 102 moves in a direction indicated by arrow 106, successively presenting cores 12 for taking up the media 10 during high speed operation. Where the apparatus 50 includes splitter cutters, the apparatus 50 may include a number of turret winders 100, and/or a number of rotating members 102, to take up respective continuous sheets formed by the splitter cutters. A lateral cutter (not shown) may laterally cut the media 10 into appropriate lengths to form rolls 11 suitable for the end user application. FIG. 9 shows a method 200 of operating the apparatus 50 of FIG. 8 according to one illustrated embodiment. In step 202, the stock media supply 52 supplies stock media 54 to the apparatus 50 along the media path 56 in a direction indicated by arrow 57. In step 204, the device 58 applies one or more location indicators 38 on stock media 54. In step 206, the reader 74 reads the location indicator 38. In step 208, a position detector 85 and/or computing system 66 determines a position of the stock media 54 as the stock media 54 moves along the media path 56. In step 210 the computing system 66 determines when the object (e.g., RFID circuit 24) will be positioned under the work tool (e.g., cutting head 78). When the object underlies the work tool, the apparatus 50 ensures that the work tool is in an inoperative position (i.e., spaced distally from the media path 56) in step 212. For example, ensuring that the rotary cutter 80 and/or platen 84 is spaced normally from the media path 56. This may require action where the rotary cutter 80 and/or platen 84 are in the operative position (i.e., spaced proximate the media path 56), or may require no action where the rotary cutter 80 and/or platen 84 are already in the inoperative position. The computing system 66 activates actuator 90 accordingly. When the object is not underlying the work tool, the apparatus 50 ensures that the work tool is in the operative position in step 214, and operates the work tool in step 216, for example die cutting the stock media 54. In step 218, the matrix take-up device 94 takes up the matrix (i.e., waste material), such as portions of the face layer 14 which have been cut away to form the individual tags or labels 30. In step 220, the apparatus 50 cuts the stock media 54 longitudinally to the desired width forming two or more continuous strips. In step 222, the apparatus 50 cuts the stock media 54 laterally to length, to form individual rolls 11 of an appropriate length or diameter. In step 224, the turret winder 100 takes up the cut media 10 to form rolls 11 suitable for use by the end user or other customer. FIG. 10A shows an apparatus for preparing media 10 in the form of a printer 300 for printing on the tags or labels 30 according to one illustrated embodiment. The printer 300 includes a printhead 302 and platen 304 for printing on the media 10. The printhead 302 may take a variety of forms including a thermal, laser, inkjet, or dot matrix printhead, although the disclosed embodiment is particularly suited to printers that exert force on the media 10, such as thermal printers. The printer 300 includes a motor 306 coupled to drive the platen 304 for moving the media 10 along a media path 308. An optional separator bar 307 separates the tags or labels 30 from the release liner 18. The printer 300 also includes a processor 310 such as a microprocessor, and memory 312 such as random access memory (RAM), read only memory (ROM), and/or other processor readable memory. The processor 310 executes instructions from memory 312 to control the printing operation, including sending print signals to the printhead 302 via a print driver 314, and/or sending motor control signals to the motor 305 to drive the platen 304 via a motor controller 316. The printer 300 further includes a reader 318 positioned to read location indicators 38 from the media 10. For example, the reader 318 may be positioned as illustrated in FIGS. 10A and 10B to read location indicators 38 from the outer surface 20 (FIGS. 2A-2C) or inner surface 22 (FIGS. 3A-3B) of the face sheet 14 of the media 10. The reader 318 can take a variety of forms based on the particular form of location indicator 38. For example, the reader 318 may take the form of an optical reader such as an optical scanner or imager, a magnetic reader such as a magnetic strip reader, and/or an RF reader such as an RFID interrogator. The reader 318 provides the location information read from the location indicators 38 to the processor 310. The printer 300 also includes a position sensor 320 to determine a position of the media 10 as the media 10 moves along the media path 308. The position sensor 320 may take any of a large variety of forms, for example an optical rotational encoder that senses the passing of optical marks carried by the shaft of the motor 305 or platen 304, or a magnetic Reed switch. The printer 300 includes an actuator 322 under control of the processor 310 and physically coupled to move the printhead 302 normally with respect to a media path 308. FIG. 10A shows the printhead 302 (illustrated in broken line) in an operative position (i.e., proximate the media path), and the printhead 302 (illustrated in solid line) in an inoperative position (i.e., distal to the media path). As discussed above, the actuator 322 may take a variety of forms including a solenoid, hydraulic cylinder and piston and/or motor and mechanical linkage to name a few. The processor 310 employs the location information and position information to determine when the object (e.g. RFID circuit 24) will underlie the printhead 302. The processor 310 causes the actuator 322 to move the printhead 302 to the inoperative position when the object underlies the printhead 302, and causes the actuator 322 to move the printhead to the operative position when the object is not underlying the printhead 302. Additionally, or alternatively, the processor 310 may employ the location and position information to actively drive the printhead 302 when the object (e.g., RFID circuit 24) is not underlying the printhead 302, and to stop driving the printhead 302 when the object is underlying the printhead 302. This approach may prevent damage to the object even where the printhead does not need to be selectively spaced from the media path 308. For example, this approach may prevent heat related damage caused by thermal printheads. FIG. 10B shows an alternative embodiment of the printer 300, similar in many respects to that of FIG. 10A. In the embodiment of FIG. 10B, the actuator 322 is coupled to move the platen normally with respect to the media path 308. As demonstrated by the various embodiments, the printer 300 may include one or more actuators to move either, or both, the printhead 302 and platen 304. FIG. 10C shows an alternative embodiment of the printer 300, similar in many respects to that of FIG. 10A. In the embodiment of FIG. 10C, the reader 318 is position to read location indicators 38 from the outer surface 40 (FIGS. 4A-4C) or inner surface 42 (FIGS. 5A-5B) of the release liner 18 of the media 10. FIG. 10D shows an alternative embodiment of the printer 300, similar in many respects to that of FIG. 10B. In the embodiment of FIG. 10D, the reader 318 is position to read location indicators 38 from the outer surface 40 (FIGS. 4A-4C) or inner surface 42 (FIGS. 5A-5B) of the release liner 18 of the media 10. FIG. 11 shows a method 400 of operating the printer 300 of FIGS. 10A-10D according to one illustrated embodiment. In step 402 the processor 310 supplies drive signals to the motor 306 via the motor controller 316 to drive the platen 304, causing the media 10 to move along the media path 308. In step 304, the reader 318 reads the location information from the location indicator 38 carried by the media 10 or media carrier 12. In step 308, the processor 310 and/or position sensor 320 determine the position of the media 10 along the media path 308. In step 310, the processor 310 determines when the area 32 (e.g., object such as RFID circuit 24) will underlie the work tool (e.g. printhead 302 and/or platen 304). In step, 410, the processor 310 provides signals to the actuator 322 that cause the actuator 322 to position the work tool 302, 304 in the inoperative position (i.e., spaced distally from the media path 308) when the area 32 will underlie the work tool 302, 304. In step 412, the processor 310 provides signals to the actuator 322 that cause the actuator 322 to position the work tool 302, 304 in the operative position (i.e., spaced proximate the media path 308) when the area 32 will not underlie the work tool 302, 304. In step 414, the processor 310 provides signals to the printhead 302 via the print driver 314 to cause the print head 302 to print on the media 10 when the work tool is in the operative position. In step 416, the processor 310 determines whether the printing is finished. If the processor 310 determines that the printing is not finished, the. processor 310 returns control to step 402. If the processor 310 determines that the printing is finished, the processor 310 causes the printer 300 to dispense the printed tag or label 30 in step 418, for example by advancing the media 10. Although specific embodiments of and examples are described herein for illustrative purposes, various equivalent modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, as will be recognized by those skilled in the relevant art. For example, the teachings provided herein of can be applied to other forms of media, not necessarily the exemplary RFID tag and label barcode preparation (i.e., converting and/or printing) apparatus generally described above. Also for example, the apparatus and methods may employ any machine-readable indicators, not just the printed visual, magnetic, and RFID machine-readable indicators discussed above, for example, commercially available touch memory devices and or optical memory devices. As another example, the apparatus may employ a variety of other commonly known structures for determining the position of the media along the media path. In some embodiments, one or more actuators may be coupled to move one or more rollers based on the location and position information, in order to move the media path while the position of the work tool remains fix, or while the position of the work tool is also adjusted. As a further example, one or more of the RFID circuits 24 may store location information indicating the RFID circuits' own location on the media 10. As used herein the term RFID is used broadly to include any type of electromagnetic resonant circuit, with or with discrete memory, with or Without discrete controller, and with or without discrete power source, and without regard to the specific portion of the electromagnetic spectrum employed for communications. The location information may provide a margin beyond the actual physical location of the object, for example, to account for the varying label thickness immediately surrounding the object and/or to account for slight errors in alignment or registration. Additionally, or alternatively, the apparatus may apply an appropriate margin to the location information read from the location indicator. The various embodiments described above can be combined to provide further embodiments. All of the U.S. patents, U.S. patent application publications, U.S. patent applications, foreign patents, foreign patent applications and non-patent publications referred to in this specification and/or listed in the Application Data Sheet, including but not limited to commonly assigned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/942,206, filed Aug. 28, 2001, and entitled �RF TAG APPLICATION SYSTEM�; U.S. Pat. No. 6,280,544, issued Aug. 28, 2001, and entitled �RF TAG APPLICATION SYSTEM�; U.S. Pat. No. 6,147,604, issued Nov. 14, 2000, and entitled �WIRELESS MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE�; U.S. Pat. No. 6,114,962, issued Sep. 5, 2000, and entitled �RF TAG HAVING STRAIN RELIEVED STIFF SUBSTRATE AND HYDROSTATIC PROTECTION FOR A CHIP MOUNTED THERETO�; U.S. Pat. No. 6,278,413, issued Aug. 21, 2001, and entitled �ANTENNA STRUCTURE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS DEVICE, SUCH AS RFID TAG�; and U.S. Pat. No. 6,286,763, issued Sep. 11, 2001, and entitled �METHOD AND APPARATUS TO AUTOMATICALLY SEARCH DATA CARRIERS, SUCH AS RFID TAGS AND MACHINE-READABLE SYMBOLS�; are incorporated herein by reference, in their entirety. Aspects of the invention can be modified, if necessary, to employ systems, circuits and concepts of the various patents, applications and publications to provide yet further embodiments of the invention. These and other changes can be made to the invention in light of the above-detailed description. In general, in the following claims, the terms used should not be construed to limit the invention to the specific embodiments disclosed in the specification and the claims, but should be construed to include all media, media preparation apparatus and/or printers that operated in accordance with the claims. Accordingly, the invention is not limited by the disclosure, but instead its scope is to be determined entirely by the following claims. 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How to make two matrices intersect with each other?
See http://www.mathworks.nl/help/matlab/matlab_prog/combine-cell-arrays.html for details on how to combine cells.
C = [A,B]';
matlab matlab-toolbox matlab-guide matlab-deployment answered yesterday
It looks like you're not creating the sparse matrix properly. You are taking the matrix A and converting it into a sparse matrix. I suspect that A is a connectivity matrix where a row denotes an edge between the two nodes. I'm also going to assume that the weights connected to each of your nodes is equal to 1. As such, you need to do this:
A=[2 1;3 1;4 ...
matlab matlab-toolbox shortest-path answered Sep 9 at 4:04
You could create a Matlab function. See: http://www.mathworks.co.uk/help/simulink/slref/matlabfunction.html
Or you can solve it in Simulink by for example a switch, indicating whether it is close to one of your standard numbers (u<11, u>0, abs(mod(u,1)) < 0.05), then round the value if true do whatever you like when not. Modulus is part of the Math ...
matlab block matlab-toolbox simulink answered Sep 8 at 11:41
m = 1:10;
plot(m,n, '-o') % plot a normal line and circles at marker points
the '-o' is a combination of: '-' defines a normal line 'o' that defines circles at marker points.
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How to call chi2pval from my code
chi2pval is a private function that's part of the Stats toolbox. This function does exist in MATLAB, but you aren't able to call it directly as it's located in a private folder that isn't accessible by you... at least not normally. What you can do is search for where the source file is located. You can do that typing in the following command into your ...
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fileID = fopen ('fileName.txt', 'w') ;
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This seems like a poor way of doing things, but seems to work for your examples:
value(value=='_')='&'
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Transfer function calculates the net weight, so you need to modify your code or calculation it need to be done before Transfer function. You can use various transfer function as suitable with you task.
Activation function: This is used for calculating threshold value ...
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In machine learning at least, they are used interchangeably by all professionals i know ("activation function" is used more frequently, while I think "transfer function" is more ...
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Functionality for converting a subset of the MATLAB language to C (N.B., not C++), such as the command coder, is included in MATLAB Coder, an add-on product to MATLAB. It's not part of core MATLAB.
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I don't have the econometrics toolbox to test this but what about:
bsxfun(@crosscorr, M, permute(M, [1,3,2]))
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2013 World Championships in Athletics – Women's triple jump
Women's triple jump medalists
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The women's triple jump at the 2013 World Championships in Athletics was held at the Luzhniki Stadium on 13–15 August.[1]
Defending champion Olha Saladuha was the leading qualifier, but it took her two attempts to get there. Irina Gumenyuk and world leader Caterine Ibargüen took care of business on their first attempts. Saladuha's former Ukrainian teammate Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenko, now competing for Israel, suffered through two fouls before popping the No. 3 qualifier on her last attempt.
In the final, Saladuha took the first round lead, with Knyazyeva-Minenko leading a crowd of four hovering around 14.30. In the second round, the event was decided. First the home team's Ekaterina Koneva put one out at 14.81 to take the lead. Two jumps later, Ibargüen improved on her world leading jump of the year by going 14.85, just 4 cm further. Two jumps after that, Saladuha improved out to 14.65. That turned out to be it, but nobody knew it. Ibargüen continued with a 14.83 in the fourth round, which turned out to be the second best of the competition and watched nervously as Koneva tickled her best with a 14.79 in the fifth. But the lead held up and Ibargüen took home Colombia's first World Championship gold medal to go along with the bronzes she and racewalker Luis Lopez earned in Daegu.[2][3]
Prior to the competition, the records were as follows:[4]
World record Inessa Kravets (UKR) 15.50 Göteborg, Sweden 10 August 1995
Championship record Inessa Kravets (UKR) 15.50 Göteborg, Sweden 10 August 1995
World leading Olha Saladuha (UKR) 14.85 Eugene, United States 1 June 2013
African record Françoise Mbango Etone (CMR) 15.39 Beijing, People's Republic of China 17 August 2008
Asian record Olga Rypakova (KAZ) 15.25 Split, Croatia 4 September 2010
North, Central American
and Caribbean record Yargeris Savigne (CUB) 15.28 Osaka, Japan 31 August 2007
South American record Caterine Ibargüen (COL) 14.99 Bogotá, Colombia 13 August 2011
European record Inessa Kravets (UKR) 15.50 Göteborg, Sweden 10 August 1995
Oceanian record Nicole Mladenis (AUS) 14.04 Hobart, Australia 9 March 2002
Perth, Australia 7 December 2003
13 August 2013 11:25 Qualification
15 August 2013 19:40 Final
Qualification: Qualifying Performance 14.30 (Q) or at least 12 best performers (q) advance to the final.[5]
1 A Olha Saladuha Ukraine (UKR) 13.95 14.69 14.69 Q
2 B Caterine Ibargüen Colombia (COL) 14.52 14.52 Q
3 A Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenko Israel (ISR) x x 14.46 14.46 Q
4 B Anna Pyatykh Russia (RUS) 13.80 x 14.34 14.34 Q
5 A Kimberly Williams Jamaica (JAM) 14.25 14.36 14.36 Q
6 B Ekaterina Koneva Russia (RUS) 13.32 14.30 14.30 Q
7 A Irina Gumenyuk Russia (RUS) 14.30 14.30 Q
8 A Mabel Gay Cuba (CUB) 13.99 13.95 14.17 14.17 q
9 B Snežana Rodić Slovenia (SVN) 13.73 x 14.17 14.17 q
10 B Anna Jagaciak Poland (POL) x 13.21 13.96 13.96 q
11 B Athanasia Perra Greece (GRE) x 13.85 13.92 13.92 q
12 A Dana Velďáková Slovakia (SVK) x 13.88 13.85 13.88 q
13 A Keila Costa Brazil (BRA) 13.82 13.80 13.67 13.82
14 B Simona La Mantia Italy (ITA) 13.57 x 13.80 13.80
15 A Niki Panetta Greece (GRE) 13.04 13.69 13.52 13.69
16 B Ruslana Tsykhotska Ukraine (UKR) 13.51 x x 13.51
17 B Baya Rahouli Algeria (ALG) x 13.41 x 13.41
18 A Irina Litvinenko Ektova Kazakhstan (KAZ) x 13.09 13.37 13.37
19 A Anastasiya Juravleva Uzbekistan (UZB) 13.03 13.32 x 13.32
20 A Sarah Nambawa Uganda (UGA) x x 13.31 13.31
21 B Natallia Viatkina Belarus (BLR) 13.19 x 13.02 13.19
Gold medalist Caterine Ibargüen.
The final was started at 19:40.[6]
01 ! Caterine Ibargüen Colombia (COL) x 14.85 14.69 14.83 x x 14.85 WL
02 ! Ekaterina Koneva Russia (RUS) 14.29 14.81 14.59 14.33 14.79 12.18 14.81
03 ! Olha Saladuha Ukraine (UKR) 14.42 14.65 14.33 14.51 14.60 14.49 14.65
04 !4 Kimberly Williams Jamaica (JAM) x 13.98 14.17 14.62 x x 14.62 PB
05 !5 Mabel Gay Cuba (CUB) 14.28 14.38 13.83 14.45 14.29 x 14.45 SB
06 !6 Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenko Israel (ISR) 14.33 14.19 x x 14.14 x 14.33
07 !7 Anna Pyatykh Russia (RUS) 14.29 11.68 14.08 14.21 14.22 14.20 14.29
08 !8 Irina Gumenyuk Russia (RUS) x x 14.15 x 13.98 x 14.15
09 !9 Snežana Rodić Slovenia (SVN) 13.75 x 14.13 14.13
10 Anna Jagaciak Poland (POL) 13.65 13.95 13.65 13.95
11 Dana Velďáková Slovakia (SVK) x 13.84 13.60 13.84
12 Athanasia Perra Greece (GRE) x 13.75 13.55 13.75
^ http://www.iaaf.org/competitions/iaaf-world-championships/14th-iaaf-world-championships-4873/news/feature/women/triple-jump
^ http://dt9guucc6nuua.cloudfront.net/competitiondocuments/pdf/4873/AT-TJ-W-f----.RS6.pdf?v=1448624753
^ "Records & Lists – triple jump". IAAF. Retrieved 8 August 2013.
Triple jump results at IAAF website
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2013_World_Championships_in_Athletics_–_Women%27s_triple_jump&oldid=802118702"
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I have UINavigationController controlling several views. One of the views is composed of 20 scrollable pages. Each page is a constructed on the fly from UIViews by adding buttons, labels, UIImageViews etc. When this UIView is popped off the stack, the memory usage remains the same. Hence it keeps rising if I keep pushing/popping that view.
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Q1: Do I need to traverse find each element and then do a release on that element ? Why can't I release a parent object and all objects contained by it would get released automatically ?
Q2: Is retainCount a reliable indicator ?
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Debugged it further. Here is what I found so far. I have a UIScrollView on which I add 20 UIViews objects. Same 20 UIViews are added to NSMutableArray. Instruments show me that when view is popped out each of the 20 UIView remain hanging around. Okay, I though I must have forgot to 'release' it from somewhere so retain count must be up. I found indeed there was one place. So right after the line
[self.scrollView addObject:page] ; //page being a UIView
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After NSZombieEnabled and I see this error
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Found NSStackLoggingNoCompact=1 would help somehow see the variable associated with address in the crash using 'info malloc-history 0x3ea6f00'
After doing this I see a stack trace which points to a line in my destination view where I allocate an NSMutableArray. I am passing this array to the view being popped. I thought may be I just need to 'retain' the array being passed but that didn't help. App continue to crash and point at the same line. I have never been stuck so bad:(
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Solved the problem. Here are pieces of the puzzles that baffled me for last whole week.
20 UIView objects were both referred by a UIScrollView and an array NSMutableArray. Releasing them from one wasn't releasing them fully since they were still referenced by the other.
Made sure that after adding them to UIScrollView I call release on each UIView so retain count remains 1.
Each of those 20 UIViews were internally using an array passed to them from previous view -- via a simple pointer. After using objects inside the passed array I was releasing them also. So after fixing the retain count above when I finally came to release the whole view (via popping back to previous view) the app started crashing with messages like * -[CFString release]: message sent to deallocated instance 0x3ea6f00
Tracing them via NSStackLoggingNoCompact=1 I was being told that the there is some issue around the array I passed to the view I pushed on the stack earlier and which I just popped again. But I couldn't trace where. I did try to increase the retain on the whole array but that didn't help since I wasn't doing retain on the objects inside the array.
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Are you sure that you are looking at net bytes? If you are accidentally looking at overall bytes, that will never go down. Net bytes is the current number of bytes allocated by your application.
When you release a parent object, it will need to dealloc everything it owns in dealloc:. If you release the main view there, that view will release all of its subviews if it is deallocated.
Also, retainCount is not usually a reliable indicator. Chasing down retain counts can be a daunting task due to the underlying nature of UIKit and Foundation. Many of Apple's classes will be retaining and releasing objects, and you will have no way to find out where and when this is happening. share|improve this answer answered Apr 17 '10 at 16:23
Indeed looking at net bytes. I do perform release right after pushing the view on navigationcontroller. When back button is pressed I do this
[self.navigationController popToViewController:[[self.navigationController viewControllers] objectAtIndex:[sender selectedSegmentIndex]] animated:YES];
could it be the popToViewController is somehow not releasing the current view ?
popToViewController will return an Array of the controllers that were popped. Try looping through that array and releasing all of those view controllers.
@rickharrison: doing that is a /very/ bad idea. Best to do the memory management properly upfront: c = [[UIController alloc] init...]; [navController pushViewController:c aanimated:YES]; [c release]; <-- release right after pushing
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returned array contains just one view which is itself, obviously can't do a release on it. What do you really do in dealloc ? If I try to explicitly release a container UIView the app crashes but if I don't those same views are held up in memory.
E.g there is a UIView object instruments say I had done a malloc in one place added it an array and also added it as subview to another object. Each time I do addsubview or addobject I do release upfront. Yet this object remains hanging. Releasing it explicitly result in crash. Seems very confusing.
Whenever you use addSubview: the view you are adding it to retains it. Then you release it so you don't have ownership over it anymore. Then, when you release the parent view, it will send a release message to all of its subviews. Similarly, when you release a view controller, you should release the parent view in dealloc: so that it can then release all of its subviews.


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