Learning Android App Programming Training Video

Project-based computer software/IT training videos

A Practical Android Training Course That Teaches Real World Skills

In this project-based Learning Android App Programming video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications.

Follow along with our expert instructor in this training course to get:

• Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Android App Programming training videos delivered to your desktop
• The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interface
• A quick grasp of even the most complex Android App Programming subjects because they're broken into simple, easy to follow tutorial videos

Practical working files further enhance the learning process and provide a degree of retention that is unmatched by any other form of Android App Programming tutorial, online or offline... so you'll know the exact steps for you

http://www.infiniteskills.com/training/learning-android-app-programming.html

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Creating GUI with GUI builder

Creating GUI is one of the important steps in our project. we found nice tutorial for creating GUI from the website Creating-GUI-with-GUI-Builder-Application from Equalis. The tutorial is for bit older version of Guibuilder. but it is ok. there is no much changes in the latest version of Guibuilder.

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Equalis for Scilab supports microchip, neural network and provides scilab tutorial

The Equalis partnership with Scilab changes the industry landscape by combining the world's most popular open source numerical computation platform from Scilab with Equalis' premier modules and end-to-end training, migration, support, consulting and development services to create the only industrial-grade open source solution on the market. Now customers can take advantage of our powerful open source software model without any of the risks.

Equalis Embedded Coder

Equalis Embedded Coder module generates portable C code from Xcos, as well as seamlessly targets Microchip devices.

With Equalis Embedded Coder users are able to quickly develop portable, readable C code directly from their Xcos models automatically without the time consuming task of manual coding. Users can then extend their workflow with specific blocks to efficiently target Microchip devices and boards.

Using this comprehensive solution, engineers experience huge productivity gains in developing both real-time and non-real time systems for simulation, rapid prototyping, and hardware-in-the-loop testing.

The module leverages Xcos as well as the Gen-Auto platform. Gen-Auto is an open-source toolset for converting models to executable program code which was developed as a result of an ITEA project by a European consortium of partners from France, Estonia, Belgium, and Israel.

Equalis Embedded Coder is provided as an optional add-on module to the Equalis Pro Plus solution and leverages our Equalis Advanced Signal Processing, Communication Systems, and Fixed Point premium modules.

Creating GUI with GUI Builder Application

Do you need to use algorithms that mimic the human brain to solve and visualize engineering and science problems? Gain insight from noisy data by leveraging the powerful learning paradigm. Create layered learning networks with complex interconnections.
Gain access to premium functions and palettes with our Pro Plus solution, including: Communication Systems, Control & Power Systems, Fixed Point, GetFEM, Neural Network, and Signal Processing.

http://www.equalis.com/

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PlanToys–children toys

The Homepage itself is very different and attractive. I have seen the toys are creative and would be interesting games for children. They have toys different age groups.
from their about page

ON THE FOURTH DECADE OF TOYS CREATION

For more than 30 years, PlanToys® has been consistently developing its products and activities with a strong commitment that a company could ever made to contribute positively to the world.


Creative child toys


http://www.plantoys.com

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I know how to eat that nasty frog

We have varieties of food. most eat for taste few eat for health and few eat what they get.

you know, the omitting food raw nasty frog that is taken from the pond. I eat that every day for time

not getting it

I read a book how to eat a frog written by brian tracy teaching how to manage the time. He made of dirty frog to the most hardest for the day.

IN your dinning if dirty frog is given for breakfast, would you eat that. no, you wont. same is what we do for hardest, complex works that is very important to us

how to do the initiate and complete the complete task without procrastination. how to manage our time so that we can complete important task on time and enjoy leisure time productively

Here is the list of time wasting tasks we do

- checking the email often. reading the emails as soon outlook informs you.

- facebook.

- too much socializing, on mobile, chat, colleagueswww

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Stamina Exercise

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MLDemos Visulalization tool open source

MLDemos is an open-source visualization tool for machine learning algorithms created to help studying and understanding how several algorithms function and how their parameters affect and modify the results in problems of classification, regression, clustering, dimensionality reduction, dynamical systems and reward maximization.

Created by Dr. Basilio Noris at the Learning Algorithms and Systems Laboratory, the development of this program has been aided, supported and sponsored by the following entities, organizations, and groups

Implemented Methods

Classification

• Support Vector Machine (SVM) (C, nu, Pegasos)
• Relevance Vector Machine (RVM)
• Gaussian Mixture Models (GMM)
• Multi-Layer Perceptron + BackPropagation
• Gentle AdaBoost + Naive Bayes
• Approximate K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
• Gaussian Process Classification (GP)
• Random Forests

Regression

• Support Vector Regression (SVR)
• Relevance Vector Regression (RVR)
• Gaussian Mixture Regression (GMR)
• MLP + BackProp
• Approximate KNN
• Gaussian Process Regression (GPR)
• Sparse Optimized Gaussian Processes (SOGP)
• Locally Weighed Scatterplot Smoothing (LOWESS)
• Locally Weighed Projection Regression (LWPR)

Dynamical Systems

• GMM+GMR
• LWPR
• SVR
• SEDS
• SOGP (Slow!)
• MLP
• KNN
• Augmented-SVM (ASVM)

Clustering

• K-Means
• Soft K-Means
• Kernel K-Means
• K-Means++
• GMM
• One Class SVM
• FLAME
• DBSCAN

Projections

• Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
• Kernel PCA
• Independent Component Analysis (ICA)
• Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA)
• Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA)
• Fisher Linear Discriminant
• EigenFaces to 2D (using PCA)

Reward Maximization (Reinforcement Learning)

• Random Search
• Random Walk
• PoWER
• Genetic Algorithms (GA)
• Particle Swarm Optimization
• Particle Filters
• Donut
• Gradient-Free Methods (nlopt)

http://mldemos.b4silio.com/

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Just a Bunch of Crazy Ideas–free book

I like the ideas proposed by the author in this book. It is usually sort of ideas which pops up to every one when we have group discussion and some immediate solution comes to our when we face problems in certain issues. nice book. good to read.

Please take this opportunity to check out this video testimonial for my book:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOxDqxusQII
This book is about thoughts and ideas on a wide range of subjects. The ideas range from how to modify the game of chess to pursuing space exploration in a way that captures the imagination of the public. New and innovative viewpoints on practical methods to building a space elevator, designing a method to cope with cat litter and some simple ways to conserve energy are presented. Economic themes about the federal debt and defecit are also examined.

http://www.free-ebooks.net/ebook/Just-a-Bunch-of-Crazy-Ideas

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Scilab script output to console

Screenshot explains how to output variable value to console after running the script

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picostrain–Strain gauge amplifier IC

The PICOSTRAIN - series

PICOSTRAIN stands for an innovative digital concept to measure strain gages. It sets new benchmarks in weighing technology. The ultra-low current consumption in the range of several µA, not only of the chip but of the sensor, opens up a wide range of new design options to the customer. Smaller batteries, solar cell, and wireless are the key-words that highlight the weighing applications which benefit from PICOSTRAIN.

Although similar, the chips have some distinct differences which are summarized in the following overview table:

http://www.acam.de/products/picostrain/ps09/ Read More