Azure Web App on Linux @ Global Azure Bootcamp 2017 TaiwanWill Huang
本文介绍了 Azure Web App on Linux 的新功能和特点,包括容器支持、应用程序架构以及部署方式。文档还提供了基本限制和使用注意事项,以及有关 Kudu 功能和环境变量的详细信息。用户可以通过 Azure 门户创建和管理 Linux Web 应用程序,从而享受跨平台的 PaaS 体验。
此文档分享了Angular 4在网站开发的最佳实践,包括使用Visual Studio Code与Angular CLI、推荐的扩展以及如何优化Angular应用绩效。探讨了变更检测策略、模块化应用及延迟加载等主题,并提供了具体代码示例和指令。此外,强调了遵循Angular风格指南和使用工具如source-map-explorer来提高开发效率与代码质量。
Semantic video classification based on subtitles and domain terminologiesTing Wen Su
This document proposes an unsupervised approach to semantically classify videos based on analyzing their subtitles. It extracts keywords from subtitles using text ranking, disambiguates word senses with WordNet, identifies relevant WordNet domains, defines correspondences between domains and category labels, and assigns categories to videos by comparing their domains to label domains. An experiment on classifying documentaries based on their subtitles achieved 69.4% accuracy, outperforming a decision tree classifier. The approach is part of developing automatic video annotation techniques for a TV metadata platform.
Azure Web App on Linux @ Global Azure Bootcamp 2017 TaiwanWill Huang
本文介绍了 Azure Web App on Linux 的新功能和特点,包括容器支持、应用程序架构以及部署方式。文档还提供了基本限制和使用注意事项,以及有关 Kudu 功能和环境变量的详细信息。用户可以通过 Azure 门户创建和管理 Linux Web 应用程序,从而享受跨平台的 PaaS 体验。
此文档分享了Angular 4在网站开发的最佳实践,包括使用Visual Studio Code与Angular CLI、推荐的扩展以及如何优化Angular应用绩效。探讨了变更检测策略、模块化应用及延迟加载等主题,并提供了具体代码示例和指令。此外,强调了遵循Angular风格指南和使用工具如source-map-explorer来提高开发效率与代码质量。
Semantic video classification based on subtitles and domain terminologiesTing Wen Su
This document proposes an unsupervised approach to semantically classify videos based on analyzing their subtitles. It extracts keywords from subtitles using text ranking, disambiguates word senses with WordNet, identifies relevant WordNet domains, defines correspondences between domains and category labels, and assigns categories to videos by comparing their domains to label domains. An experiment on classifying documentaries based on their subtitles achieved 69.4% accuracy, outperforming a decision tree classifier. The approach is part of developing automatic video annotation techniques for a TV metadata platform.
Rachel enjoys many activities including horseback riding, basketball, hip hop dancing, traveling, and visiting zoos. She has a large family with two sisters and eight grandparents total. Rachel owns two pets, a golden retriever named Lucy and a male fighting fish named Francesco. Her favorite foods are pepperoni and cheese pizza. In her free time, she likes watching the Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show on TV.
El documento habla sobre los diferentes conceptos relacionados con los aportes que realizan los empleados y empleadores al Fondo de Solidaridad Pensional, incluyendo devengos, deducciones, apropiaciones y aportes para pensiones, salud y parafiscales.
Dokumen ini menjelaskan etimologi dan konsep multimedia sebagai penggunaan komputer untuk menggabungkan teks, suara, gambar, dan video untuk komunikasi interaktif. Multimedia diterapkan dalam berbagai bidang, termasuk hiburan, pendidikan, dan bisnis, dengan keunggulan dan kelemahan yang diuraikan. Keunggulan multimedia termasuk menarik perhatian dan meningkatkan kualitas informasi, namun terdapat kelemahan seperti desain yang buruk dan kebutuhan spesifikasi komputer yang tinggi.
The document discusses Dore Dore, a manufacturer of knitted products. It had two divisions: hosiery and knitwear. The hosiery division faced problems with uncertain forecasts leading to high inventory costs and unsold items. It wanted to implement a cellular design process to improve production. Testing this in the knitwear division showed lower WIP inventory and fewer bins per worker. In the hosiery division, designing the process layout as per work tasks identified two work stations needed. However, the factory machine utilization was only 58%, indicating heavy depreciation costs due to idle machines. Alternatives were needed to improve efficiency.
This document discusses the growing seasons of various fruits and vegetables. It notes that some vegetables like beets can be harvested from July through September, while others like peas have a shorter June through July season. The author also chooses tomatoes and broccoli as their two favorite vegetables, noting their respective growing regions in British Columbia and months of harvest. Pears and apples are discussed as well, with apples harvested from August through October in Nechako and pears grown on Vancouver Island and in Nechako from August through September.
This document summarizes the processes and operations of a laundry service. It details:
1) The laundry collects clothes from hostels daily, transports them via cycle trolleys, and aggregates them at their workplace.
2) The clothes are then segregated and transported to dhobi ghats for washing using an auto-rickshaw.
3) After washing and drying, the clothes are returned to the workplace and segregated again before ironing begins. Finished clothes are delivered back to hostels.
This document summarizes key aspects of designing global supply chain networks discussed in Chapter 6 of the textbook "Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning, and Operation". It discusses factors to consider in total cost for global sourcing decisions, uncertainties in global supply chains, and strategies for mitigating risk. Methods for evaluating supply chain design options under uncertainty are also covered, including decision trees and discounted cash flow analysis. The document provides examples to illustrate these concepts.
The document discusses network design in supply chain management. It covers factors that influence network design decisions such as facility location and capacity allocation. These factors include strategic, technological, economic, political, infrastructure and competitive considerations. Optimization models can be used to make location and capacity decisions that minimize costs while meeting demand. The document provides examples of capacitated plant location and gravity location models to illustrate how these decisions are modeled.
This document discusses sales and operations planning (SOP) for managing supply and demand in supply chains. It describes how SOP can be used to synchronize supply with predictable demand variability through managing both supply (e.g. capacity, inventory) and demand (e.g. promotions). Effective SOP requires coordinating planning across the supply chain while accounting for factors like product margins, costs and demand elasticity to determine optimal timing for promotions.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document discusses aggregate planning in supply chain management. It provides an overview of aggregate planning, including that it determines optimal levels of production, inventory, capacity, and other factors over time horizons of 3-18 months. The document also gives examples of aggregate planning problems and strategies, including using linear programming to minimize costs subject to capacity, inventory, and other constraints. It provides details on applying these concepts to a case study company called Red Tomato Tools.
This document discusses key drivers and metrics for supply chain performance. It begins by describing financial measures like return on equity and return on assets that are used to measure firm performance. It then identifies major supply chain drivers like facilities, inventory, transportation, information, and sourcing. For each driver, it discusses the driver's role in the supply chain and competitive strategy. It also defines relevant metrics to measure performance for each driver. Finally, it discusses the overall trade-off between responsiveness and efficiency for each driver.
The document discusses factors to consider when designing distribution networks. It describes different distribution network design options including manufacturer storage with direct shipping, in-transit merging, and distributor storage with carrier or last-mile delivery. For each design, it evaluates the impact on costs, customer service, and key performance metrics like response time, product variety, and returnability. The document also includes figures illustrating how costs like inventory, transportation, and facilities are affected by the number of distribution centers.
The document discusses key concepts about supply chain management including:
1) A supply chain includes all stages involved in fulfilling a customer request from raw materials to delivery, and it aims to maximize overall value by balancing customer value and supply chain costs.
2) Supply chain decisions can be classified into three phases: strategy, planning, and operations, with each having a different time horizon and level of uncertainty.
3) Supply chain processes can be viewed through the cycle view which looks at interfaces between stages or the push/pull view which categorizes processes as reactive to customer demand or speculative.
The document discusses coordination in supply chains and the obstacles that can arise from a lack of coordination. Some key points:
- A lack of coordination between supply chain stages can result in conflicting objectives and distorted information sharing, leading to the bullwhip effect where demand fluctuations increase up the supply chain.
- The bullwhip effect distorts demand information and reduces total profits. It increases costs like inventory and manufacturing.
- Obstacles to coordination include misaligned incentives, lack of information sharing, operational inefficiencies, pricing issues, and behavioral problems between partners.
- Managers can improve coordination by aligning goals, improving information visibility, optimizing operations, stabilizing pricing, and building strategic partnerships