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    November 02, 2019

    Careful when rounding: The Deadly Consequences of Rounding Errors Computer Science

    Careful when rounding: The Deadly Consequences of Rounding Errors

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 09:09 AM PDT

    Anyone have experience with Franklin U online MSCS?

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 08:32 PM PDT

    Does anyone have experience with this program? The local community college is partnered with Franklin U for bachelors degree options, so they seem legit and to my understanding are accredited.

    I'm considering an MS in CS after a B.S. in Psych. I've taken college math through pre-calc, statistics, physics, intro to programming (C++), about 4 hours of learning Python via youtube tutorials. I would like to focus on programming, potentially for VR tech applied to the mental healthcare. I'm mostly concerned about the lack of reviews of the Master's program for CS specifically.

    This program is appealing due to reasonable tuition and program prerequisites are labelled as 500 level so finaid will cover and the uni charges undergrad tuition for them, plus the program is all online.

    I appreciate any insight!

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    Graduation Project Frusturation!

    Posted: 02 Nov 2019 01:32 AM PDT

    Hi,

    I am currently in my fourth and final year, and we are asked to do graduation projects, a list of ideas was proposed 6 months ago and I (Without putting deep thought into it unfortunately) chose a web based "Movie Recommender System".

    However, I don't like the project or its goal, I feel like I can't introduce anything worthy of attention to the teachers when presenting my work, I want to change my project to something else but I have no idea what to choose.

    Do you guys have any ideas? A Web Application is prefered TBH

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    Thanks in advance

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    Top 8 Data Science Use Cases in Support

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 08:11 AM PDT

    GATE 2019 Computer Science Paper : 100000 of aspiring CS engineer in India give this exam for 300 masters seats in premier IIT

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 02:26 PM PDT

    Smaller Is Better: Lightweight Face Detection For Smartphones

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 12:16 PM PDT

    LCD Display

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 08:58 PM PDT

    data_input = open("input.txt") lines = [] for line in data_input: lines.append(line.strip().split(" ")) data_input.close() # Initialization stage counter = 0 # loop detector # '-' AT ANY PART start = "02356789" middle = "2345689" end = "0235689" # "|" , left only or right only. Lower Part only has_lower_both = "068" has_lower_left = "2" has_lower_right = "134579" # "|" , left only or right only. Upper Part only has_upper_both = "0489" has_upper_left = "56" has_upper_right = "1237" for line in lines: size = int(lines[counter][0]) number = lines[counter][1] row = 1 display = "" counter = counter + 1 if size == 0 and number == "0": break if size not in range(1, 11) or int(number) not in range(99999999): print() continue columns = size + 2 rows = (2 * size) + 3 mid = columns while True: if row > rows: break for digit in number: if row == 1 and digit in has_start: display += " " + ("-" * size) + " " elif (row > 1 and row < mid): if digit in has_upper_both: display += "|" + (" " * size) + "|" elif digit in has_upper_left: display += "|" + (" " * (size + 1)) elif digit in has_upper_right: display += (" " * (size + 1)) + "|" elif row == mid and digit in has_middle: display += " " + ("-" * size) + " " elif (row > mid and row < rows): if digit in has_lower_both: display += "|" + (" " * size) + "|" elif digit in has_lower_left: display += "|" + (" " * (size + 1)) elif digit in has_lower_right: display += (" " * (size + 1)) + "|" elif row == rows and digit in has_end: display += " " + ("-" * size) + " " else: display += (" " * columns) print(display) display = "" row = row + 1 print()

    Hello. Good day

    I just want to consult my code. This is a code which displays a certain series of number into an LCD type. Same manner with the calculator. There is something wrong in this code that makes it malfunctioned as i runned it. Input is consist of two parts, the first part is the size indicated by the numbers 1-9 and the second one is the number series itself. For ex.( 2 12345) Input. 2 correspond to the size and the 12345 corresponds to the number series to be projected in lcd. Thank you in advance for your help

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    Open Chat for Students taking Computer Networks course

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 01:22 PM PDT

    Hola amigos! I am taking computer networks course at my university this semester. I was wondering if there is someone taking a course related to computer networks, then we can come together and make a discussion group chat about it. I am not sure which platform would be better, all ideas are welcomed !!

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    Data Analysis on Graph Databases (Anyone with data science knowledge)

    Posted: 01 Nov 2019 09:02 AM PDT

    Hi everyone,

    I'm a final year student at UCL and my group and I are working on a project involving Machine Learning algorithms for analysis of graph-structured data. We'd love to know more about whether people in the compsci community would be interested in a software that made ML analysis of graph databased easy and accessible. Anyone that uses data analysis, not limited to the field of graphDB can take part in the survey!

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfKuUS5xkbl8oDE-EU4Vz4Rr1oyQpXjZfEKbArEvu-nFXG6Gw/viewform?usp=sf_link

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