search for: smear

Thanks for letting us try this. On my 1.5M DSL line in Pasadena CA USA, I get the 128k stream real good, output to Alesis M1 Active monitors. The fidelity is fine, as far as what I think the content probably sounds like. The 64K stream comes in fine as to throughput but sounds quite grainy, smeared and flangy high freqs. Well, you asked for reports. Keep up the good work. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ Ogg project homepage: http://www.xiph.org/ogg/ To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to 'vorbis-request@xiph.org' containing only the word ...

...ard@citrix.com> > thanks Perhaps in general looking at the libxl and xend .. and .. qemu-xen and qemu-xen-traditonal compatibility shoud be added too. Perhaps i''m a bit blunt .. but for users it''s quite a mess and PITA now for quite some time, the transition of both is now smeared out over quite some major and minor releases. With some features not working since .. some features are working again but have a gap of not working, since old features becoming usable again are (understandably) not backported. This seems to be at a level that it is even undocumentable ... you w...

...0" "720" "740" "760" "780" "800" [41] "820" "840" "860" "880" "900" "920" "940" "960" [49] "980" "1000" > which creates a "smear" of labels across the x axis. My problem is that I would like to only print five or 10 of the labels (i.e. 20,100,200,...,900) or something to make the labels readable and still plot all the boxes in each panel. Is there something I'm missing as a result conditioning on two factors. I fe...

Suppose you have server A and server B. Server B is running 60 seconds too fast, while server A is accurate. Is there a way to gradually move server B's time back into sync with server A, without making a drastic, immediate change to the clock? In other words, we would like to 'smear' the difference across several hours or days to ensure there are no drastic changes in timestamps, etc.

...;) text(x=2.5,y=44.3, "43.3%") text(x=4.5,y=51, "50.0%") text(x=5.5,y=54.3, "53.3%") box() axis(2, at=c(40, 45, 50, 55), labels=c("0", "45", "50", "55")) axis.break(2, 41) legend(1.5, 52.5, c("Mammograms", "Pap Smears"), bty="n", fill=(rainbow(2))) =================== END =================== [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...ormat which will let me examine this further. I tried dumping it to postscript: postscript("myfile.ps", height = 50, pointsize=5) plot(my_hc_object) dev.off() What happens is that since most of the items in the matrix have a distance of zero to something everything just becomes a black smear on the bottom where I cannot distinguish anything from anything else. I thus tried increasing the heigth and/or width and also downscaling the pointsize. None of these improved anything much. So, now I am wondering if any of you have any tips for how I can get something like I get in the x11() wi...

...n't find the past discssion: ssh is not a desktop program and predates the XDG specifications by two decades. Adding additional configuration paths is confusing and potentially risky for .ssh as, quite unlike usual "desktop" apps, it *grants system access* and having its configuration smeared across several possible paths makes managing this more confusing and brittle. -d

...'s really simple!". The second is "oh, that can't possibly work." The strange thing is that it does, and it doesn't even foul up psychoacoustics too badly. OK, enough hedging. We're all familiar with pre-echo; large dynamic changes in the middle of a block tend to smear and spread throughout the block when the MDCT coefficients are quantized, and the result is audible as the familiar pre-ehco. I won't go into implications and details here, I think you all know them. If not, speak up and several of us can explain in unison :-) In addition to just using short...

...ing to notice that there was a problem with users having errant email bounce account suspensions. Whatever has been done, if anything, isn't working effectively. At this point I'd like to see some response from the mailing list admin about any root-cause efforts, AFAIC this is starting to smear the Digium/Asterisk brand's ability to handle IT related issues... No response = no confidence vote. -Tim On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 7:04 AM, Patrick L Archibald (PLA) ? ? < patrick.archibald at gmail.com> wrote: > Me too. Also gmail. > R?ck on, PLA > > Patrick L Archibald &...

...ixes - Change coding style (I prefer my bike shed green) I don't have any big world-domination plans. I've got some ideas of where I want to go, but I don't want to make a mess for anyone. Ultimately, this is just me fiddling around with code I used to know very well, not an attempt to smear compiz 0.9-work or "steal" anything. If it turns out to be of interest to others, we'll just have to see what happens and deal with questions like "What do we call it?", "Is it a fork?" and "Do these pants make me look fat?" then. I wanted to hold off on...

Hi, I'd like to contribute to Vorbis and I think this may be of some interest for low bitrate coding. I have been experimenting with low bit-rate coding for the high-band (11 kHz to 22 kHz) and, though I haven't yet started quantizing my coefficients (a gain and an LPC filter), I expect to be able to approximate the whole 11-22 kHz band with around 1000 bits/s per channel (maybe even 500

...nk you don't > really want to compare moving averages but use some statistical test to > quantify if the separation between the set of points within the "earlier > window" are statistically significantly higher than the "later window"; all > moving averages do is smear out useful information which can be useful if > you've just got far too many data points, but otherwise it doesn't really > help. > When your data is explicitly grouped, I'd agree with you. But all I can see from my results are hardware and OS flukes in the millisecond range,...

As R is sophisticated enough to track leap seconds, ?.leap.seconds we'd need to update our codes real soon now again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second (and those of you who want second precision in R in 2017 need to start working with 'R patched' or 'R devel' ...)

...a desktop > > program and predates the XDG specifications by two decades. Adding > > additional configuration paths is confusing and potentially risky > > for .ssh as, quite unlike usual "desktop" apps, it *grants system > > access* and having its configuration smeared across several possible > > paths makes managing this more confusing and brittle. > > -d > I was afraid of this, but I understand that this is very much a sore point for the dev team and I won't try to press further with proper compliance in that case. At the very least, I...

Hi, I want to get random number which is uniformly distributed on the unit disc. How can I do that with R? Best wishes, WAN WAN [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...hart butterball concave chaplin dustbin trout plane pedestal cinquefoil ely indigene choir curvilinear scald zing bramble braid cobol composition tripartite bust torpedo transverse marvin crestfallen troika molybdate aflame righteous aden diffusive lenin wilcox downright pittsburgh inflammable smear cathy orinoco

...n particular omitted for obvious reasons). They want feedback of a credible comparison. I know there are people on this list who have received phone calls offering support and help, just because they emailed this list. It's time the world got to know about this. The company that is mounting a smear campaign about this subject need to realise that they just ticked off the wrong community - but we MUST be professional about it. If you feel that you have something to contribute and would like to be interviewed please email me direct. Thanks. - John T. -- John H Terpstra Email: jht@samba.org

Dear fellow R-users, I?m using the Glm function (gamma family of distributions) from the rms package to compare 2 groups on costs data. Although the summary function does provide the mean cost difference and standard errors, I believe these values were in the (natural) log ratio format. Is there a function to express these values into the original scale of the response variable (i.e., dollars)

...ing bitrate was 1.8Mb/s. Most parts of a movie encoded this way look fine, usually better than a DVD, and in daylight scenes, have no noticeable artifacts at all. But it seems that red surfaces are too much compressed; blocking artifacts are clearly visible on them. Also, white people have slightly smeared faces, especially in scenes with low motion. I guess I could pass a custom quantization matrix to th_encode_ctl<file:///home/wojownik/Pulpit/libtheora-1.1.1/doc/libtheora/html/group__encfuncs.html#g3a427f6514dfdc01ea72172c469d51d9>() but I got no idea how to affect only the red plane while...

...ode at. The option is called "impulse_trigger_profile" and can take on values of 0 to 6, where 0 to 4 are the default _psy_global_44 values while 5 and 6 are basically 3 and 4 from GT3b1. Basically using a higher number makes Vorbis switch to short blocks more often in order to reduce a smearing noise that occurs at mid q on microattack samples like the Originalsmall.flac sample at HA.org. Vorbis isn't switching to short blocks enough on these samples so 'upping' the global mapping helps reduce it. :) Best regards, Steve -------------- next part -------------- A non-text...