Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 4: How to Make Buildings Smarter with Smart Location -- Location data sources -- Indoor positioning -- Navigation, maps, and way-finders -- Asset location and tracking -- Asset-tracking technologies -- Real-time occupancy -- Occupancy sensing applications -- Occupancy-sensing technologies -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Tenant Services and Smart Building Amenities -- Work orders and tenant requests -- Space occupancy, utilization, and booking -- Financial interactions -- Data analytics -- Workforce applications -- Concierge services and the amenity marketplace -- Customized applications -- Gamification -- Custom experiences -- Summary -- Part 2: Smart Building Architecture -- Chapter 6: The Smart Building Ecosystem -- IoT sensors and devices -- Connectivity -- Transmission methods -- Traditional building communications protocols -- Common wireless IoT building communications protocols -- Three layers of computing -- Edge and fog computing -- Cloud computing -- Software and APIs -- Data management -- User interface and single pane of glass (SPOG) -- SPOG -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Smart Building Architecture and Use Cases -- Smart building architecture to pull components together -- Smart building architecture challenges -- IT/OT convergence -- Use case - IAQ monitoring -- Unexpected benefits -- Use case - smart IoT-connected restrooms -- Use case - PoE at the Sinclair Hotel -- How it works -- Solving for the smart building architecture -- Use case - energy reduction at an Australian shopping mall -- Cybersecurity for smart buildings -- NIST cybersecurity best practices -- Smart building IoT and privacy -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Digital Twins - a Virtual Representation -- Smart building digital twin defined -- History and use in smart buildings -- Monetization opportunities -- Types of digital twins -- Layers and components -- Creating a digital twin…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Understanding the Skype for Business Client -- Understanding Skype for Business Server 2015 -- Understanding the Voice Capabilities -- Understanding the Unified Communications Managed API Capabilities -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 2 Standards and Protocols -- Understanding SIP's Origins -- The Session Initiation Protocol in Depth -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 3 Security -- Securing External Access -- Understanding Core Security -- Providing Security Administratively -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 4 Desktop Clients -- User Clients -- Client Configuration -- Discovery and Connection -- Persistent Chat Client -- Conferencing Clients -- Virtualized Clients -- Legacy Clients -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 5 Mobile Devices -- Mobile Client Capability -- Managing Mobile Clients -- Deploying and Configuring Mobility on Skype for Business Server 2015 -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 6 Devices -- USB Devices -- IP Desk Phones -- Meeting Room Devices -- Video Endpoints -- Integrating with Hardware Video Conferencing Platforms -- The Bottom Line -- Part 2 Getting Skype for Business Up and Running -- Chapter 7 Planning Your Deployment -- Capturing the Requirements -- Understanding the Basics -- Using the Capacity Planning Toolset -- Installation Prerequisites -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 8 Installation -- Getting Up and Running with Skype for Business -- Completing Post-deployment Tasks -- Configuring External Access -- Executing Enterprise Deployments -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 9 Migration and Upgrades -- Understanding Migration…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Building a simple REST API server with libvirt and bottle -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Chapter 8: Kernel Tuning for KVM Performance -- Introduction -- Tuning the kernel for low I/O latency -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Memory tuning for KVM guests -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- CPU performance options -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- NUMA tuning with libvirt -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There is more... -- Tuning the kernel for network performance -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 12: Strategies for Automating Using the Customer Journey Builder -- Technical requirements -- The basics of automation and events -- Types of automation, journeys, and their logic -- Common use cases and recipes -- Audience/contact activity -- E-commerce activity -- Date-based events and data -- Marketing channel activity -- Integration and API events -- Setting up a Classic Automation or Customer Journey Builder -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 13: Setting Up a Mailchimp E-Commerce Store -- Technical requirements -- What is a commerce feature? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Web Access configuration parameters -- Updating the configuration file -- Debug option directive -- Data set name directives -- General control directives -- User ID and privilege class directives -- Directives that control the Information Management API -- UNIX System Services path and file reference directives -- Server side include (SSI) directives -- Business logic exit routine directives -- User profile directives -- Record type directives (used for all record types) -- Generic database search directives -- HTML generation directives -- S-words to left-zero pad and create hyperlinks -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- IBM Redbooks collections -- Index -- Back cover…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 8.1.2 Security Versus Performance -- 8.2 SQL Injection -- 8.2.1 Don't Use Magic Quotes -- 8.2.2 Filtering -- 8.2.3 Prepared Statements -- 8.3 XSS -- 8.3.1 Escaping for Markup -- 8.3.2 Escaping for URLs -- 8.4 CSRF -- 8.4.1 Check the Referer -- 8.4.2 Submit an Additional Header -- 8.4.3 Secondary, Random Tokens -- 8.5 Don't Trust the User -- 8.6 Don't Trust the Server -- Chapter 9 Documenting -- 9.1 Yes, You Need to Document -- 9.1.1 Jog Your Own Memory -- 9.1.2 Lessen the Learning Curve -- 9.1.3 Mind That Bus -- 9.2 API Documentation -- 9.2.1 phpDocumentor -- 9.2.2 JSDoc -- 9.3 Internal Developer Documentation -- 9.3.1 Coding Standards -- 9.3.2 Programming Guides -- 9.3.3 Style Guides -- Chapter 10 Game Development -- 10.1 A Different Kind of Security -- 10.1.1 Validation -- 10.1.2 Server-Side Logic -- 10.2 Single Player -- 10.2.1 Double Buffering with Canvas -- 10.3 "Real-Time" Multiplayer…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Exploiters -- A.1 The APIs -- A.2 Overview of the IBM exploiters -- A.2.1 z/OS Open Cryptographic Services Facility (OCSF) -- A.2.2 IBM HTTP Server for z/OS -- A.2.3 z/OS LDAP server and client…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cross-platform Development - Build Once, Deploy Anywhere -- The demo application - how the projects work together -- Backends -- LWJGL (Lightweight Java Game Library) -- Android -- WebGL -- Modules -- The application module -- Logging -- Shutting down gracefully -- Persisting data -- Querying the Android API Level -- Querying the platform type -- Querying memory usage -- Graphics module -- Querying delta time -- Querying display size -- Querying the FPS (frames per second) counter -- Audio module -- Sound playback -- Music streaming -- Input module -- Reading the keyboard/touch/mouse input -- Reading the accelerometer -- Starting and canceling vibrator -- Catching Android soft keys -- The files module -- Getting an internal file handle…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Unit tests are deterministic -- Assertions should be as simple as possible -- Unit tests are isolated -- Unit tests cover the code -- Refactoring the test -- Collections with wrong elements -- Handling exceptions -- Generics -- Test-Driven Development -- Implementing QuickSort -- The partitioning class -- Recursive sorting -- Non-recursive sorting -- Implementing the API class -- Creating modules -- Why modules are needed -- What is a Java module? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…A Short Story About Human-Level Performance -- Human-Level Performance on MNIST -- Bias -- Metric Analysis Diagram -- Training Set Overfitting -- Test Set -- How to Split Your Dataset -- Unbalanced Class Distribution: What Can Happen -- Datasets with Different Distributions -- k-fold Cross Validation -- Manual Metric Analysis: An Example -- Exercises -- References -- Chapter 11: Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) -- Introduction to GANs -- Training Algorithm for GANs -- A Practical Example with Keras and MNIST -- A Note on Training -- Conditional GANs -- Conclusion -- Appendix A: Introduction to Keras -- Some History -- Understanding the Sequential Model -- Understanding Keras Layers -- Setting the Activation Function -- Using Functional APIs -- Specifying Loss Functions and Metrics -- Putting It All Together and Training -- Modeling evaluate() and predict () -- Using Callback Functions -- Saving and Loading Models -- Saving Your Weights Manually -- Saving the Entire Model -- Conclusion -- Appendix B: Customizing Keras -- Customizing Callback Classes -- Example of a Custom Callback Class -- Custom Training Loops -- Calculating Gradients -- Custom Training Loop for a Neural Network -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Configuring guided selling in Salesforce CPQ -- Creating picklist values on the Process Input object -- Linking the API values to the Process Input object fields -- Creating dynamic process input -- Testing guided selling in QLE -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Creating Contracts, Amendments, and Renewals -- Contracts overview -- Creating a contract from an opportunity -- Creating a contract from an order -- Service Cloud for Salesforce CPQ -- Creating amendments -- When do customers need amendments? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating pipelines -- Debugging pipelines -- Pointfree style -- Chaining and fluent interfaces -- An example of fluent APIs -- Chaining method calls -- Composing -- Some examples of composition -- Composing with higher-order functions -- Transducing -- Composing reducers -- Generalizing for all reducers -- Testing connected functions -- Testing pipelined functions -- Testing composed functions -- Testing chained functions -- Testing transduced functions -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 9: Designing Functions - Recursion -- Using recursion -- Thinking recursively -- Higher-order functions revisited -- Searching and backtracking -- Mutual recursion -- Odds and evens -- Doing arithmetic -- Recursion techniques -- Tail call optimization -- Continuation-passing style -- Trampolines and thunks -- Recursion elimination -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 10: Ensuring Purity - Immutability -- Going the straightforward JavaScript way -- Mutator functions -- Constants -- Freezing -- Cloning and mutating -- Getters and setters -- Lenses -- Prisms -- Creating persistent data structures -- Working with lists -- Updating objects -- A final caveat -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 11: Implementing Design Patterns - The Functional Way -- Understanding design patterns -- Design pattern categories -- Do we need design patterns? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Remix app -- Understanding Remix's file and folder structure -- Exploring the client and server environments -- The two bundles of your Remix application -- Client and server code -- Troubleshooting Remix applications -- A Remix troubleshooting process -- Looking for answers -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Deployment Targets, Adapters, and Stacks -- Technical requirements -- Picking a deployment target -- Picking a JavaScript runtime -- Picking a hosting environment -- Making the final decision -- Switching between adapters -- Using Remix Stacks -- Working with Remix official stacks -- Working with custom templates -- Working with BeeRich -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Routing in Remix -- Technical requirements -- Working with Remix's route module API -- Route file-naming conventions -- Working with file-based routing -- Creating route modules -- Available route module exports -- Composing pages from nested routes -- Using route parameters for dynamic routing -- Parameterized route segments -- Sharing layouts -- Using parent layout routes -- Using pathless layout routes -- Handling navigations in Remix -- Navigating with Remix's link components -- Indicating page transitions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…3 Managing component state with the useReducer hook -- 3.1 Updating multiple state values in response to a single event -- 3.1.1 Taking users out of the movie with unpredictable state changes -- 3.1.2 Keeping users in the movie with predictable state changes -- 3.2 Managing more complicated state with useReducer -- 3.2.1 Updating state using a reducer with a predefined set of actions -- 3.2.2 Building a reducer for the BookablesList component -- 3.2.3 Accessing component state and dispatching actions with useReducer -- 3.3 Generating the initial state with a function -- 3.3.1 Introducing the WeekPicker component -- 3.3.2 Creating utility functions to work with dates and weeks -- 3.3.3 Building the reducer to manage dates for the component -- 3.3.4 Passing an initialization function to the useReducer hook -- 3.3.5 Updating BookingsPage to use WeekPicker -- 3.4 Reviewing some useReducer concepts -- Summary -- 4 Working with side effects -- 4.1 Exploring the useEffect API with simple examples -- 4.1.1 Running side effects after every render -- 4.1.2 Running an effect only when a component mounts -- 4.1.3 Cleaning up side effects by returning a function -- 4.1.4 Controlling when an effect runs by specifying dependencies -- 4.1.5 Summarizing the ways to call the useEffect hook -- 4.1.6 Calling useLayoutEffect to run an effect before the browser repaints -- 4.2 Fetching data -- 4.2.1 Creating the new db.json file -- 4.2.2 Setting up a JSON server -- 4.2.3 Fetching data within a useEffect hook -- 4.2.4 Working with async and await -- 4.3 Fetching data for the BookablesList component -- 4.3.1 Examining the data-loading process -- 4.3.2 Updating the reducer to manage loading and error states -- 4.3.3 Creating a helper function to load data -- 4.3.4 Loading the bookables -- Summary -- 5 Managing component state with the useRef hook…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…7.1 Jenseits des Sequential-Modells: die funktionale Keras-API -- 7.1.1 Einführung in die funktionale API -- 7.1.2 Modelle mit mehreren Eingaben -- 7.1.3 Modelle mit mehreren Ausgaben -- 7.1.4 Gerichtete azyklische Graphen von Layern -- 7.1.5 Gemeinsam genutzte Gewichte von Layern -- 7.1.6 Modelle als Layer -- 7.1.7 Zusammenfassung -- 7.2 Deep-Learning-Modelle mit Callbacks und TensorBoard untersuchen und überwachen -- 7.2.1 Beeinflussung eines Modells während des Trainings durch Callbacks -- 7.2.2 Einführung in das Visualisierungs-Framework TensorBoard -- 7.2.3 Zusammenfassung -- 7.3 Modelle richtig ausreizen -- 7.3.1 Erweiterte Architekturmuster -- 7.3.2 Hyperparameteroptimierung -- 7.3.3 Ensemblemodelle -- 7.3.4 Zusammenfassung -- 7.4 Zusammenfassung Kapitel 7 -- Kapitel 8: Generatives Deep Learning -- 8.1 Texterzeugung mit LSTM-Modellen -- 8.1.1 Eine kurze Geschichte generativer RNNs -- 8.1.2 Wie erzeugt man sequenzielle Daten? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….) -- 6.2.2 Aufgabe 2: Basiswissen Date-API (.....) -- 6.2.3 Aufgabe 3: Monatslänge (.....) -- 6.2.4 Aufgabe 4: Zeitzonen (.....) -- 6.2.5 Aufgabe 5: Zeitzonenberechnung (.....) -- 6.2.6 Aufgabe 6: Berechnungen mit LocalDate (.....) -- 6.2.7 Aufgabe 7: Kalenderausgabe (.....) -- 6.2.8 Aufgabe 8: Wochentage (.....) -- 6.2.9 Aufgabe 9: Sonntage und Schaltjahre (.....) -- 6.2.10 Aufgabe 10: TemporalAdjuster (.....) -- 6.2.11 Aufgabe 11: NthWeekdayAdjuster (.....) -- 6.2.12 Aufgabe 12: Payday-TemporalAdjuster (.....) -- 6.2.13 Aufgabe 13: Formatting and Parsing (.....) -- 6.2.14 Aufgabe 14: Fault Tolerant Parsing (.....) -- 6.3 Lösungen -- 6.3.1 Lösung 1: Schaltjahre (.....) -- 6.3.2 Lösung 2: Basiswissen Date-API (.....) -- 6.3.3 Lösung 3: Monatslänge (.....) -- 6.3.4 Lösung 4: Zeitzonenberechnung (.....) -- 6.3.5 Lösung 5: Zeitzonen (.....) -- 6.3.6 Lösung 6: Berechnungen mit LocalDate (.....) -- 6.3.7 Lösung 7: Kalenderausgabe (.....) -- 6.3.8 Lösung 8: Wochentage (.....) -- 6.3.9 Lösung 9: Sonntage und Schaltjahre (.....) -- 6.3.10 Lösung 10: TemporalAdjuster (.....) -- 6.3.11 Lösung 11: NthWeekdayAdjuster (.....) -- 6.3.12 Lösung 12: Payday-TemporalAdjuster (.....) -- 6.3.13 Lösung 13: Formatting and Parsing (.....) -- 6.3.14 Lösung 14: Fault Tolerant Parsing (.....)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating applications with EIP -- 6.1 Programming interface overview -- 6.2 Taking an API test drive -- 6.2.1 Setting up sample data -- 6.2.2 Using Content Manager connector -- 6.2.3 Using DB2 connector -- 6.2.4 Using federated connector to access DB2 -- 6.2.5 Using federated connector to search across content servers -- 6.2.6 Working with Information Mining Service -- 6.2.7 Working with controller servlet -- 6.2.8 Working with viewer toolkit -- Chapter 7. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Supported and unsupported objects, APIs -- APIs relating to IASPs -- QYASPOL -- QGYCLST -- QGYGTLE -- QHSMMOVL -- QHSMMOVF -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Referenced Web sites -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- IBM Redbooks collections -- Index -- Back cover…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Going beyond the Sequential model: the Keras functional API -- 7.1.1. Introduction to the functional API -- 7.1.2. …”

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