Lol, talk about a black and white world! Have you ever heard of Europe? In particular the UK, a democratic and economically powerful nation. Socialised health care works very well here, despite the utter bullcrap the Republicans were spouting. Death panels ffs!?!! What rot!. Trust me when I say the people of the UK were collectively furious to a level I've not seen in a long time.
I would assume he collects many hundreds of frames with a much shorter exposure time and then adjusts for the motion in the frame prior to "averageing" frames. A Bayesian statistical model that accounts for motion and various noise sources, any optical aberrations etc.. would be capable of extracting the level of information seen in these images.
Watch some of the screencasts in the video section of the Openshot website, it looks like it is fairly well featured with a not-too-steep learning curve.
I hate TCL..... urgh. Needed to write a gui for scilab in tcl. I don't think I've ever been so irritable while coding. A language designed by a bastard.
It would be more interesting to make a more complex game/simulator, however the problem with this is it rapidly raises the bar for entry into the competition. Amatures without the necessary computing power could end up being rather left out.
A game where the input space is larger and less predictable, which also has scope for live tactical and/or strategic decisions would be interesting. How about a 3D, fully Newtonian physics space combat simulator in a chaotic asteroid field. Basically robocode++. The agents will only have line of sight radar to work with ie the code only reports un-occluded asteroids/enemies (position, object dimensions - spheres for simplicity) each frame. A selection of weapons would mix it up bit (missiles, guns and mines). Hmm, maybe limited fuel.
Thats could be a challenge. I'd be damn cool anyway.:)
Actually you are quite wrong to say CUDA is irrelavent. Not all the AI techniques that could be applied to this problem require heavy branching. Neural networks, for example, can have minimal branching and will be considerably accelerated using CUDA/OpenCL.
Sorry, no. Genetic algorithms are optimisation algorithms that use a parallel, quasi-historical method to explore parameter space. They can not an artificial intelligence.
Have you tried installing Ubuntu? I've installed it on a ton of machines, including at least one RAID configuration and have never had a problem with GRUB not being set up correctly.
The digital broadcasts are currently running at reduced power to prevent interference with the analogue signals. Once the analogue signals are turned off the digital signal power will be increased. This should solve the reception problems experienced by a lot of people.
I reccomend you install and setup mythweb. It can be used to control mythtv, display the listings and recorded programs, etc.. It also has this wonderful little feature - if you set up a network share to the recordings directory you can click on the recording you want in mythweb and the appropriate file link is given to you. If you setup your browser correctly you can get it to open the file directly. No more faffing about.:)
How about the fact that mythfontend, stupidly doesn't have a "run-in-window" option. I'd like to watch TV in a small, movable window that I can put in the corner while working/reading. Mythfrontend doesn't do this nicely.
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What do you do that ends up killing XFCE out of interest? I've always found it to be fairly solid in both xubuntu 7.04 and xubuntu 7.10.
Well thats wonderful until you want to know whats going on in space and have to rely on Russia, China or the EU for information because you drove away anyone with a clue. That is going to cost you a LOT.
You seem to be under the assumption that the space scientists you drive away will want to stay in the US. Given that they could no longer research the thing they love in their own country, I think you'll find the EU, Russia and China will have quite an influx of people. The majority of scientists I work with work out of passion for the subject, not the money. Take that away the source of their passon and they'll inevitably leave to seek it out elsewhere.
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I take it you have never seen 2001?
How about bitching about it once they have it finished?
Lol, talk about a black and white world! Have you ever heard of Europe? In particular the UK, a democratic and economically powerful nation. Socialised health care works very well here, despite the utter bullcrap the Republicans were spouting. Death panels ffs!?!! What rot!. Trust me when I say the people of the UK were collectively furious to a level I've not seen in a long time.
I would assume he collects many hundreds of frames with a much shorter exposure time and then adjusts for the motion in the frame prior to "averageing" frames. A Bayesian statistical model that accounts for motion and various noise sources, any optical aberrations etc.. would be capable of extracting the level of information seen in these images.
Watch some of the screencasts in the video section of the Openshot website, it looks like it is fairly well featured with a not-too-steep learning curve.
Which packages are breaking out of interest?
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I hate TCL..... urgh. Needed to write a gui for scilab in tcl. I don't think I've ever been so irritable while coding. A language designed by a bastard.
It would be more interesting to make a more complex game/simulator, however the problem with this is it rapidly raises the bar for entry into the competition. Amatures without the necessary computing power could end up being rather left out.
A game where the input space is larger and less predictable, which also has scope for live tactical and/or strategic decisions would be interesting. How about a 3D, fully Newtonian physics space combat simulator in a chaotic asteroid field. Basically robocode++. The agents will only have line of sight radar to work with ie the code only reports un-occluded asteroids/enemies (position, object dimensions - spheres for simplicity) each frame. A selection of weapons would mix it up bit (missiles, guns and mines). Hmm, maybe limited fuel.
Thats could be a challenge. I'd be damn cool anyway. :)
Actually you are quite wrong to say CUDA is irrelavent. Not all the AI techniques that could be applied to this problem require heavy branching. Neural networks, for example, can have minimal branching and will be considerably accelerated using CUDA/OpenCL.
So pull one out of a TV....
It varies, depending on a variety of factors a lighting discharge on Earth has a peak power output between ~30-300TW.
I wonder how intelligent the search and collection algorithm will be.....
GENERATION 28: The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Then subtract 2.
I'd second the recommendation of Bishops book, it's superb if your interest is in using neural nets for pattern recognition.
Sorry, no. Genetic algorithms are optimisation algorithms that use a parallel, quasi-historical method to explore parameter space. They can not an artificial intelligence.
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Have you tried installing Ubuntu? I've installed it on a ton of machines, including at least one RAID configuration and have never had a problem with GRUB not being set up correctly.
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Whatever Bill.
The digital broadcasts are currently running at reduced power to prevent interference with the analogue signals. Once the analogue signals are turned off the digital signal power will be increased. This should solve the reception problems experienced by a lot of people.
I reccomend you install and setup mythweb. It can be used to control mythtv, display the listings and recorded programs, etc.. It also has this wonderful little feature - if you set up a network share to the recordings directory you can click on the recording you want in mythweb and the appropriate file link is given to you. If you setup your browser correctly you can get it to open the file directly. No more faffing about. :)
How about the fact that mythfontend, stupidly doesn't have a "run-in-window" option. I'd like to watch TV in a small, movable window that I can put in the corner while working/reading. Mythfrontend doesn't do this nicely.
What do you do that ends up killing XFCE out of interest? I've always found it to be fairly solid in both xubuntu 7.04 and xubuntu 7.10.
Well thats wonderful until you want to know whats going on in space and have to rely on Russia, China or the EU for information because you drove away anyone with a clue. That is going to cost you a LOT.
You seem to be under the assumption that the space scientists you drive away will want to stay in the US. Given that they could no longer research the thing they love in their own country, I think you'll find the EU, Russia and China will have quite an influx of people. The majority of scientists I work with work out of passion for the subject, not the money. Take that away the source of their passon and they'll inevitably leave to seek it out elsewhere.
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+1 for anal stupidity.