“…Window Functions are used in detail throughout the course to solve problems dealing with finding the first order or the Nth instance of an event, computing the timing between events, and new and repeat purchase behaviors among customers. You'll run through the workflow from SQL to a localhost connection in Tableau and also analysis, all of which you'll need in your professional life. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- JavaScript is a huge topic -- How this book is different -- Learn JavaScript as it's used -- Understand similarities between the most popular libraries -- Adapt to new technologies -- Conventions Used in This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Book 1 JavaScript Fundamentals -- Chapter 1 Jumping into JavaScript -- JavaScript, the Basics -- JavaScript is a programming language -- A look at programming language levels -- Machine code is processor-specific -- High-level languages are abstractions -- Compilation makes programs portable -- A short and epic history of JavaScript -- The two superpowers -- The early battles -- Eich is back with a brand-new invention -- Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery -- The long road to standardization -- How JavaScript changes -- Reading and Copying JavaScript Code -- How the web works -- Front end and back end -- The front end is open, the back end is closed -- The value of a service -- JavaScript on the server -- Starting Your Development Environment -- Installing Visual Studio Code -- Learning to use Visual Studio Code -- Creating a new project -- Learning the one essential command -- Writing Your First JavaScript Program -- JavaScript is made of statements -- JavaScript is case-sensitive -- JavaScript ignores white space -- JavaScript programmers use camelCase and underscores -- camelCase -- Underscore -- Dashes -- Running Code in the Console -- Rerunning Commands in the Console -- Running Code in a Browser Window -- Running JavaScript from HTML event attributes -- Running HTML inside script elements -- Including JavaScript files in your HTML -- Chapter 2 Filling Your JavaScript Toolbox -- Installing Node.js -- Configuring Visual Studio Code…”

“…You will log events in PyTorch–for example, scalar, image, audio, histogram, text, embedding, and back-propagation. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using database and chart tools to present data from your home -- Installing and creating databases using InfluxDB -- Installing and presenting data using Grafana -- Managing your network of Tasmota devices using TasmoAdmin -- Accessing Home Assistant remotely -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Installing and Setting Up Home Assistant Container -- Technical requirements -- Creating backups in Home Assistant -- Creating and retrieving manual backups using Home Assistant -- Creating an automation to back up your system -- Understanding the architecture of IOTstack -- Installation of IOTstack -- Configuring the IOTstack -- Raspberry Pi static IP configuration -- Accessing and configuring the container software applications -- MQTT server configuration in Tasmota devices -- Configuring Home Assistant in IOTstack -- Running and managing the applications in IOTstack -- Maintaining the software used by IOTstack -- Summary -- Part 5: Learn by Doing and Future Trends -- Chapter 9: Hands-On Project 2 - Creating an LED Strip Controller and Adding It to Home Assistant -- Technical requirements -- How an LED strip controller works -- Grouping the materials and connecting the parts -- Materials required to build the LED strip controller -- Connecting the parts to build the LED strip controller -- Deploying the controller software -- Configuring the LED strip controller using the WLED software application -- Configuring the Wifi network in the WLED application -- Configuring the main parameters of the WLED application -- Integrating the LED strip controller into Home Assistant -- Creating an automation using the LED strip controller -- Installing the LED strip controller in your home -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Hands-On Project 3 - Creating a Five-Zone Temperature Logger for Your Home -- Technical requirements…”

“…The book: Covers MySQL NDB Cluster concepts and architecture Takes you through the MySQL NDB Cluster lifecycle from installation to upgrades Guides you through DBA and Developer decisions when working with MySQL NDB Cluster What You'll Learn: Understand the shared-nothing architecture behind MySQL NDB Cluster Plan, install, and configure a MySQL NDB Cluster environment Perform everyday tasks such as backing up, restoring, and upgrading Develop applications from Java, memcached, C++, and SQL Troubleshoot and resolve application performance problems Master enterprise-level features such the MySQL NDB Cluster Manager…”

“…Run PowerShell scripts from the SharePoint 2013 Management Shell console Perform unattended SharePoint installations Configure new farms, add servers, and manage sites Create new site collections and sub-sites Review and set Farm Configuration Values and SharePoint Designer Settings Display, get, create, remove, configure, and extend web applications Create, manage, remove, back up, and restore SharePoint databases Work with SharePoint solutions and features Automatically publish and manage content Establish and change external data connections via Business Data Connectivity Service Control the new versions of Excel, Access, Visio, and Word Services Script Office Web Apps to deliver more robust web/mobile solutions Manage PerformancePoint business intelligence via cmdlets Administer Enterprise Search, InfoPath Form Services, profiles, metadata, and Secure Store Streamline Work Management Services to help users track tasks more efficiently…”

“…The Swift HLM project addresses this challenge. Running OpenStack Swift on top of HLM storage allows you to cheaply store and efficiently access large amounts of infrequently used object data. …”

“…The concluding chapters will show you how to implement TDD in real-world use cases and scenarios and develop a modern REST microservice backed by a Postgres database in Java 17. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; Section 1D: Wars and Rumors of War; The Last Supper; The Beam That Broke the Camel's Back; Bioterrorism and the Case for Higher P/E Ratios?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Packt Upsell -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Quick Look Back at Data Services for Simple Apps -- Model-View-Controller - the pattern we all know -- Cohesion and coupling - establishing a common language -- Explaining the components of MVC -- The model -- The view -- The controller -- Interactions - the behavior between the components -- MVC summary -- An MVC flow in Angular -- The model -- The component - a controller and a building block -- First responder to a route -- Used as a building block -- Components from an architectural standpoint -- NgModule - our new facade (and some other bits) -- Using ES2015 modules -- Consuming a module -- An Angular example -- Multiple exports -- The default import/export -- Renaming imports -- The service -- Service without dependencies -- Service with dependencies -- Dependency Injection -- Dependency Injection in Angular using providers -- Overriding an existing construct -- Overriding at runtime -- Overriding constants -- Resolving your dependencies with @Injectable -- Fetching and persisting data with HTTP - introducing services with Observables -- Fetching data with the HTTP service -- Summary -- Chapter 2: 1.21 Gigawatt - Flux Pattern Explained -- Core concepts overview -- A uniform data flow -- Action - capture the intent -- Dispatcher - the spider in the web -- Listening to the dispatcher -- The store - managing state, data retrieval, and callbacks -- The view -- Demoing a uniform data flow -- Creating a selection view -- Adding the dispatcher -- Adding the store -- Adding a selected view -- Running the demo -- Adding more actions to our flow -- Cleaning up the view -- Cleaning up the store -- Adding EventEmitter -- Adding to and cleaning up the register method -- Further improvements -- Adding immutability…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Connecting Blue Prism to ML Models -- Chapter 1: Machine Learning as a Service: the Digital Exchange and Web APIs -- Technical requirements -- Using the DX -- Accessing the DX -- Machine learning web API fundamentals -- An overview of MLaaS on the DX -- Vendor selection -- Examples -- Example 1 - AWS Comprehend for text entity extraction, key phrase extraction, and sentiment analysis -- Example 2 - Azure Form Recognizer for invoice extraction -- Example 3 - GCP Cloud Vision batch OCR processing -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Predicting from Command Prompt and PowerShell -- Technical requirements -- Command-line basics -- Output streams -- Output redirection -- Blocking versus non-blocking execution -- Predicting from the command line using Utility - Environment -- Example 1 - Running a program using the Start Process -- Example 2 - Running a program using Run Process Until Ended -- Getting prediction results back into BP -- Example 3 - Saving STDOUT and STDERR as Data Items -- Example 4 - Redirecting an internal command (dir) to files -- Timing out long-running predictions -- Example 5 - PS script timeout -- DX VBOs - Utility - PowerShell and Script Execution VBO -- Utility - PowerShell -- Script Execution VBO -- Example 7 - Calling a Python program -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Code Stages -- Technical requirements -- Setting up ML.NET in BP -- Adding references and namespaces to BP -- Example 1 - preparation work before BP -- Porting ML.NET C# into a Code Stage -- Global Code -- Example 2 - porting the source code into BP -- Improving BP integration -- Example 3 - refactoring -- Summary -- Part 2: Designing IA Solutions -- Chapter 4: Reviewing Predictions and Human in the Loop -- Technical requirements -- Why should we review predictions?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Structure of a Function -- Where Do You Put a Function? -- Calling a Function -- Calling a function when the &lt -- script&gt -- tag is parsed -- Calling a function after the page is loaded -- Calling a function in response to an event -- Passing Values to Functions -- Passing a single value to a function -- Passing multiple values to a function -- Making an argument optional -- Returning a Value from a Function -- Getting Your Head around Anonymous Functions -- Assigning an anonymous function to a variable -- Replacing a function call with an anonymous function -- Moving to Arrow Functions -- Running Functions in the Future -- Using a timeout to perform a future action once -- Using an interval to perform a future action repeatedly…”