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...olynomials will not fit the data well. The compression algorithm you use should really be tailored to the application for which you need it, but any input will work. I checked this on a pdf file: flac --force-raw-format --endian=little --channels=2 --bps=24 --sample-rate=24000 --sign=unsigned Arsene\ Lupin\ contre\ Herlock\ Sholmes.pdf The values you choose for channels etc are purely arbitrary, but will affect the compression (I got a ratio of 1.004, only slightly larger than the input). To decompress: flac -d --force-raw-format --endian=little --sign=unsigned Arsene\ Lupin\ contre\ Her...

...d: displayName: = QXJzw6huZSBMdXBpbg== INFO:root:Attribute found: name: = QXJzw6huZSBMdXBpbg== INFO:root:Attribute found: objectGUID = c20847ee-963b-4d70-9c5c-a4e5458745f4 INFO:root:Attribute found: objectSid = S-1-5-21-1504766521-268068577-265870750-1120 INFO:root:Attribute found: sAMAccountName = arsene.lupin When using regular characters, everything is fine. Any help would be welcome... Fabien Toune

Hi, If I do a standard svm regression with e1071 x <- seq(0.1, 5, by = 0.05) y <- log(x) + rnorm(x, sd = 0.2) m <- svm(x, y) we can do predict(m,x) to get the fitted values. But what if I wan tho get them by hand? Seem to me like it should be w = t(m$coefs)%*%m$SV x.scaled = scale(x, m$x.scale[[1]], m$x.scale[[2]]) t(w %*% t(as.matrix(x.scaled))) - m$rho but this is wrong If i

hi can the flac encoder be used to compress non-wave data? So suppose I rename a data file to *.wav, can i compress it then using the flac encoder to make it smaller? just wondering if this is possible -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/flac/attachments/20070903/b3091c47/attachment.html

...NFO:root:Attribute found: name: = QXJzw6huZSBMdXBpbg== > > INFO:root:Attribute found: objectGUID = c20847ee-963b-4d70-9c5c-a4e5458745f4 > > INFO:root:Attribute found: objectSid = > > S-1-5-21-1504766521-268068577-265870750-1120 > > INFO:root:Attribute found: sAMAccountName = arsene.lupin > > > > When using regular characters, everything is fine > > there is nothing weird > > php > echo base64_decode('QXJzw6huZSBMdXBpbg=='); > Arsène Lupin This is correct. The :: in the LDIF indicates that the value is base- 64 encoded, possibly over...

...te found: name: = QXJzw6huZSBMdXBpbg== > > INFO:root:Attribute found: objectGUID = c20847ee-963b-4d70-9c5c-a4e5458745f4 > > INFO:root:Attribute found: objectSid = > > S-1-5-21-1504766521-268068577-265870750-1120 > > INFO:root:Attribute found: sAMAccountName = arsene.lupin > > > > When using regular characters, everything is fine > > there is nothing weird > > php > echo base64_decode('QXJzw6huZSBMdXBpbg=='); > Arsène Lupin

Hello everyone, I'm relatively new to LLVM and I would like to implement a feature, so I want your advice on its feasibility and difficulty. I want the code generator to support such code : %1 = ; <4 x float> vector %2 = ; <4 x float> vector %3 = fcmp ogt <4 x float> %1, %2 %4 = bitcast <4 x i1> %3 to i4 %5 = zext i4 %4 to i32 and generate a movmskps instruction

Hi, I'm trying to migrate some VMs from KVM to oVirt using virt-v2v and I cannot get it to work. Where do I have to install virt-v2v on the oVirt management host? I've setup a RHEL 7.1 VM with the libguestfs preview for RHEL 7.2, will this work that way. My VM are located on FC LUNs on the KVM server, I'm able to access libvirt using qemu+ssh but the it returns an error that it