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: “…Communication and Stakeholder Management -- Measuring and Tracking Progress -- Adjusting the Roadmap as Needed -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Integrating Quantum Computing into an Existing System -- Introduction to Integrating Quantum Computing -- Analyzing Existing Systems -- Data Preparation for Quantum Computing -- Quantum Computing Software Development -- Integration Strategies -- Choosing the Right Quantum Computing Provider -- Debugging and Error Correction in Quantum Computing -- Testing and Validating Quantum Computing Systems -- Maintenance and Upkeep of Quantum Computing Systems -- Security Considerations for Quantum Computing Integration -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Releasing Quantum Computing Products -- How to Monetize the Product -- Working on Activation -- Understanding Your Acquisition Channels -- Positioning the Product -- Preparing for Market Release and Launch Strategies -- Managing Customer Expectations -- Post-Launch Monitoring and Feedback -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Challenges and Risks in Productizing Quantum Computing -- Identifying Challenges in Productizing Quantum Computing -- Hardware Limitations -- Cold Environments: The Quantum Refrigerator -- Software Challenges: Speaking the Quantum Language -- Quantum-to-Classical Transition -- Mitigating Technical Risks -- Researching and Investing in Error Correction Methods -- Continuous R&amp -- D on More Stable Qubits -- Hybrid Systems: Bridging Quantum and Classical -- Collaboration with Experts and Institutions at the Forefront of Quantum Research -- Managing Business Risks -- Conduct Thorough Market Analysis to Identify Genuine Use Cases -- Educate Stakeholders About Quantum's Realistic Potential -- Diversify Quantum Applications Across Sectors -- Continuously Monitor Technological Advancements to Pivot If Necessary -- Addressing Ethical and Social Implications…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Regression Models -- 4.1 Scatter Diagrams -- 4.2 Simple Linear Regression -- 4.3 Measuring the Fit of the Regression Model -- Coefficient of Determination -- Correlation Coefficient -- 4.4 Assumptions of the Regression Model -- Estimating the Variance -- 4.5 Testing the Model for Significance -- Triple A Construction Example -- The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) Table -- Triple A Construction ANOVA Example -- 4.6 Using Computer Software for Regression -- Excel -- Excel QM -- QM for Windows -- 4.7 Multiple Regression Analysis -- Evaluating the Multiple Regression Model -- Jenny Wilson Realty Example -- 4.8 Binary or Dummy Variables -- 4.9 Model Building -- Stepwise Regression -- Multicollinearity -- 4.10 Nonlinear Regression -- 4.11 Cautions and Pitfalls in Regression Analysis -- Summary -- Glossary -- Key Equations -- Solved Problems -- Self-Test -- Discussion Questions and Problems -- Case Study: Brobeson Technologies -- Case Study: North-South Airline -- Case Study: Mostashari Food Distribution LLP -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Appendix 4.1: Formulas for Regression Calculations -- Chapter 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- Foreword -- About the Author -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introducing Cloud Native Architecture and Microservices -- Introduction to cloud computing -- Software as a Service -- Platform as a Service -- Infrastructure as a Service -- The cloud native concepts -- Cloud native - what it means and why it matters? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Types of Computers -- Storage, Input, and Output Technology -- Contemporary Hardware Trends -- Interactive Session: Technology Wearable Computers Change How We Work -- Interactive Session: Organizations Glory Finds Solutions in the Cloud -- 5-3 What are the major types of computer software used in business and the major software trends? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Statistical Intervals -- Contents -- Preface to Second Edition -- Overview -- Elaboration on New Methods -- New Technical Appendices -- Computer Software -- More on Book's Webpage -- Summary of Changes from First Edition -- Preface to First Edition -- Acknowledgments -- About the Companion Website -- Chapter 1 Introduction, Basic Concepts, and Assumptions -- Objectives and Overview -- 1.1 Statistical Inference -- 1.2 Different Types of Statistical Intervals: An Overview -- 1.3 The Assumption of Sample Data -- 1.4 The Central Role of Practical Assumptions Concerning Representative Data -- 1.5 Enumerative versus Analytic Studies -- 1.5.1 Differentiating between Enumerative and Analytic Studies -- 1.5.2 Statistical Inference for Analytic Studies -- 1.5.3 Inferential versus Predictive Analyses -- 1.6 Basic Assumptions for Inferences from Enumerative Studies -- 1.6.1 Definition of the Target Population and Frame -- 1.6.2 The Assumption of a Random Sample -- 1.6.3 More Complicated Random Sampling Schemes -- 1.7 Considerations in the Conduct of Analytic Studies -- 1.7.1 Analytic Studies -- 1.7.2 The Concept of Statistical Control -- 1.7.3 Other Analytic Studies -- 1.7.4 How to Proceed -- 1.7.5 Planning and Conducting an Analytic Study -- 1.8 Convenience and Judgment Samples -- 1.9 Sampling People -- 1.10 Infinite Population Assumptions -- 1.11 Practical Assumptions: Overview -- 1.12 Practical Assumptions: Further Example -- 1.13 Planning the Study -- 1.14 The Role of Statistical Distributions -- 1.15 The Interpretation of Statistical Intervals -- 1.16 Statistical Intervals and Big Data -- 1.17 Comment Concerning Subsequent Discussion -- BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTES -- Chapter 2 Overview of Different Types of Statistical Intervals -- Objectives and Overview -- 2.1 Choice of a Statistical Interval -- 2.1.1 Purpose of the Interval…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating a Self-Driving Car Using ROS -- Getting started with self-driving cars -- History of autonomous vehicles -- Levels of autonomy -- Functional block diagram of a typical self-driving car -- GPS, IMU, and wheel encoders -- Xsens MTi IMU -- Camera -- Ultrasonic sensors -- LIDAR and RADAR -- Velodyne HDL-64 LIDAR -- SICK LMS 5xx/1xx and Hokuyo LIDAR -- Continental ARS 300 radar (ARS) -- Delphi radar -- On-board computer -- Software block diagram of self-driving cars -- Simulating the Velodyne LIDAR -- Interfacing Velodyne sensors with ROS -- Simulating a laser scanner -- Explaining the simulation code -- Interfacing laser scanners with ROS -- Simulating stereo and mono cameras in Gazebo -- Interfacing cameras with ROS -- Simulating GPS in Gazebo -- Interfacing GPS with ROS -- Simulating IMU on Gazebo -- Interfacing IMUs with ROS -- Simulating an ultrasonic sensor in Gazebo -- Low-cost LIDAR sensors -- Sweep LIDAR -- RPLIDAR -- Simulating a self-driving car with sensors in Gazebo -- Installing prerequisites -- Visualizing robotic car sensor data -- Moving a self-driving car in Gazebo -- Running hector SLAM using a robotic car -- Interfacing a DBW car with ROS -- Installing packages -- Visualizing the self-driving car and sensor data -- Communicating with DBW from ROS -- Introducing the Udacity open source self-driving car project -- MATLAB ADAS toolbox -- Questions -- Summary -- 11. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Loading TurtleBot 3 simulation software -- Launching TurtleBot 3 simulation in rviz -- Launching TurtleBot 3 simulation in Gazebo -- Hardware assembly and testing -- Loading TurtleBot 3 software -- Installing remote computer software -- Installing SBC software -- Loading Ubuntu MATE -- Loading ROS packages -- Loading TurtleBot 3 packages -- Setting up udev rules for TurtleBot 3 -- Networking TurtleBot 3 and the remote computer -- Remote computer network setup -- TurtleBot 3 network setup -- SSH connection -- Testing the SSH communication -- Troubleshooting your network connection -- Moving the real TurtleBot 3 -- Using keyboard teleoperation to move TurtleBot 3 -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Navigating the World with TurtleBot -- 3D vision systems for TurtleBot -- How these 3D vision sensors work -- Comparison of 3D sensors -- Microsoft Kinect -- ASUS -- PrimeSense Carmine -- Intel RealSense -- Hitachi-LG LDS -- Obstacle avoidance drawbacks -- Configuring TurtleBot and installing the 3D sensor software -- Kinect -- ASUS and PrimeSense -- Intel RealSense -- Camera software structure -- Defining terms -- Testing the 3D sensor in standalone mode -- Running ROS nodes for visualization -- Visual data using Image Viewer -- Visual data using rviz -- Navigating with TurtleBot -- Mapping a room with TurtleBot 2 -- Defining terms -- Building a map -- How does TurtleBot accomplish this mapping task? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…IT Infrastructure: Hardware and Software -- Chapter-Opening Case: Southeast Asia's Grab Leverages Information Technology to Enhance Its Services -- 5-1 Identify the components of IT infrastructure -- IT Infrastructure Components -- 5-2 Describe the major computer hardware, data storage, input, and output technologies used in business and major hardware trends -- Types of Computers -- Storage, Input, and Output Technology -- Contemporary Hardware Trends -- Spotlight On: People: The Mobile Platform Visits Disney Theme Parks -- Spotlight On: Technology: "Smart" Cities Become Smarter with Edge Computing -- 5-3 Describe the major types of computer software used in business and major software trends -- Operating System Software -- Application Software and Desktop Productivity Tools -- HTML and HTML5 -- Web Services -- Software Trends -- 5-4 Identify the principal issues in managing hardware and software technology -- Capacity Planning and Scalability…”

“…Onshore Structural Design Calculations: Energy Processing Facilities provides structural engineers and designers with the necessary calculations and advanced computer software program instruction for creating effective design solutions using structural steel and concrete, also helping users comply with the myriad of international codes and standards for designing structures that is required to house or transport the material being processed. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Joining clients to the domain -- Wrapping Things Up -- Chapter 6 Managing DNS and DHCP with IP Address Management -- Installing IP Address Management -- Configuring IP Address Management -- Using IP Address Management -- Overview -- Server Inventory -- IP Address Space -- Monitor and Manage -- Event Catalog -- Access Control -- Book 3 Administering Windows Server 2019 -- Chapter 1 An Overview of the Tools Menu in Server Manager -- Accessing the Server Manager Tools Menu -- Working with Common Administrative Tools -- Computer Management -- Defragment and Optimize Drives -- Disk Cleanup -- Event Viewer -- Local Security Policy -- Registry Editor -- Services -- System Configuration -- Task Scheduler -- Installing and Using Remote Server Administration Tools -- Installing Remote Server Administration Tools -- Using Remote Server Administration Tools -- Chapter 2 Setting Group Policy -- Understanding How Group Policy Works -- Starting the Group Policy Editor -- Performing Computer Management -- Modifying computer software settings -- Modifying computer settings -- Using Administrative Templates -- Performing User Configuration -- Modifying user software settings -- Modifying a user's Windows Settings -- Using user Administrative Templates -- Viewing Resultant Set of Policy -- Chapter 3 Configuring the Registry -- Starting Registry Editor -- Importing and Exporting Registry Elements -- Exporting Registry elements -- Importing Registry elements -- Finding Registry Elements -- Understanding Registry Data Types -- Understanding the Hives -- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT -- HKEY_CURRENT_USER -- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -- HKEY_USERS -- HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG -- Loading and Unloading Hives -- Connecting to Network Registries -- Setting Registry Security -- Setting permissions in the Windows Registry -- Disabling Remote Registry access -- Securing remote administration…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Parallel System Support Program 3.5 enhancements -- 4.1 64-bit compatibility -- 4.2 New software packaging -- 4.2.1 Two install images -- 4.2.2 Reliable Scalable Cluster Technology -- 4.3 Eprimary modifications -- 4.4 Supper user (supman) password management -- 4.5 HMC-attached performance improvements -- 4.6 Virtual Shared Disk and Recoverable Virtual Shared Disk 3.5 -- 4.6.1 64-bit compatibility -- 4.6.2 Recoverable Virtual Shared Disk integration -- 4.6.3 Expanded Concurrent Virtual Shared Disk support -- 4.6.4 New command: updatevsdvg -- 4.6.5 Large and dynamic buddy buffer enhancement -- 4.6.6 IP flow control -- 4.6.7 FAStT support in RVSD -- 4.6.8 AIX trace hooks -- 4.7 Low-Level Application Programming Interface changes -- 4.8 General Parallel File System 2.1 -- 4.9 High Performance Computing software stack -- 4.9.1 LoadLeveler -- 4.9.2 Parallel Environment -- 4.9.3 Engineering and Scientific Subroutine Library and Parallel ESSL -- 4.10 New hardware -- Chapter 5. …”

“…The journal publishes research papers in areas such as computer architecture and advanced digital circuitry, interface devices, computer networks, computer theory, formal languages, signal and image processing, optical computing, software engineering, information security, and biomedical applications of computers…”

“…This book customizes and tests Life Sciences workloads with a combination of an IBM Platform Computing software solution stack, Open Stack, and third party applications. …”

“…With the involvement of computers, software tools, and internet services in scientific disciplines comprising biology and chemistry, new terms, technologies, and methodologies appeared and established. …”

“…This IBM® Redbooks® publication documents and addresses topics to provide step-by-step programming concepts to tune the applications to use IBM POWER8® hardware architecture with the technical computing software stack. This publication explores, tests, and documents how to implement an IBM high-performance computing (HPC) solution on POWER8 by using IBM technical innovations to help solve challenging scientific, technical, and business problems. …”

“…This latest edition offers expanded coverage of the newest technology, including electronic features that simplify the use of view cameras for conventional photography and digital view cameras that eliminate the need for film and make it possible to modify the digital images with image-processing computer software programs…”

“…Elementary applications are given to simulation, numerical methods, symbolic computing, software and system design The second volume offers a complete introduction to the field of seminumerical algorithms, with separate chapters on random numbers and arithmetic. …”

“…Working files are included to assist you as you work through this computer software training course…”

“…Because the subject is inherently complex, especially in cloud computing's software defined networking (SDN) architecture. …”