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View the full, free source code on GitHub. I'm trying to maintain code size and simplicity when creating a DSL of sorts. Slifis works just like an ordinary C++ library but with a defined interface (SlifListener) for you to subclass. This means that you can easily use it as your own library and write your own DSL. If you don't want this you can use the library standalone.
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Slifis is open-source, so you can safely modify or build your own version.You can view the full source code on GitHub. The source code is provided with this library. You can view the full header and source code for Slifis on GitHub.
The source code is released under the GPLv3 license. The source code is provided with this library. You can view the full header and source code for Slifis on GitHub.
Slifis supports different download formats, so you can download the source code in your preferred way.The documentation for all formats is available in the Documentation section below.
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Modeling for binary data is useful to implement fuzzy classification in many different fields (neural network, optimization, feature engineering). It might come as a surprise that it can easily be applied to learn even very basic rules, e.g. predicting whether a boolean expression is true or false.
My current interests are in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and the topics I teach, train, and research include fuzzy logic, genetic programming, neural networks, decision trees, and support vector machines. If you have any questions, suggestions, or have any issues with my approach, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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A freely available C++ library for learning linear fuzzy rules
The Slifis library is available on github, where you can find the source code for each version.
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Provides you with a simple C++ library designed to help developers implement fuzzy logic into their applications.
Slifis stands for Simple LInear Fuzzy Inference System and is capable of learning rules from analyzed data. It provides support for the Mamdani and Takagi-Sugeno inference systems and features I/O functions and plotting capabilities.When a battery is used as a secondary battery or a storage battery, a battery housing is provided with a sealing cover for sealing an opening formed at a central portion of a battery case having a rectangular parallelepiped shape.
In a battery having a conventional structure, the battery case is constituted of a lid member, the sealing cover is disposed on an upper portion of a portion which is partitioned by the lid member of the battery case, and peripheral portions of the lid member and the sealing cover are fitted and fixed to each other.
As an example of the seal structure, there is a structure in which a first sealing cover and a second sealing cover are fixed to a first case having a rectangular parallelepiped shape and a second case having a rectangular parallelepiped shape, respectively, and a surface on a side of one case is fitted and fixed to a surface on a side of the other case (for example, refer to Patent Literature 1).
Further, there is a seal structure in which a seal portion having a rectangular parallelepiped shape and a rectangular parallelepiped shape of a battery case are fitted and fixed to each other (for example, refer to Patent Literature 2).Q:
Show context menu on my menu item when I hold down on it?
I have an activity with an ImageView. I want to show a context menu when I hold on the image for a second and then dismiss the context menu when I release my finger.
I can get the hold to work in a workaround fashion, but I want to be able to quickly dismiss the context menu.
How do I get hold of an event on my image for as little time as possible?
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You need a relative layout to add a onLongClickListener to, then add the imageView to the layout. This can be added to a onCreate() method, and tested on the emulator for a quick and dirty demo.
Here is the code.
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