The package includes 3 Matlab-interfaces to the c-code:
1. inference.m
An interface to the full inference package, includes several methods for
approximate inference: Loopy Belief Propagation, Generalized Belief
Propagation, Mean-Field approximation, and 4 monte-carlo sampling methods
(Metropolis, Gibbs, Wolff, Swendsen-Wang).
Use "help inference" from Matlab to see all options for usage.
2. gbp_preprocess.m and gbp.m
These 2 interfaces split Generalized Belief Propagation into the pre-process
stage (gbp_preprocess.m) and the inference stage (gbp.m), so the user may use
only one of them, or changing some parameters in between.
Use "help gbp_preprocess" and "help gbp" from Matlab.
3. simulatedAnnealing.m
An interface to the simulated-annealing c-code. This code uses Metropolis
sampling method, the same one used for inference.
Use "help simulatedAnnealing" from Matlab.
The goal of SPID is to provide the user with tools capable to simulate, preprocess, process and classify in vivo and ex vivo MRS signals. These tools are embedded in a matlab graphical user interface (GUI). (Pre)processing and classification methods can also be automatically run in a row using the matlab command line
Export a vertices/faces patch to an STL triangular mesh.This is based heavily on Bill McDonald s previous work, simply enabling his output functions for a different form of input.
NeC4.5 is a variant of C4.5 decision tree, which could generate decision trees more accurate than standard C4.5 decision trees, through regarding a neural network ensemble as a pre-process of C4.5 decision tree.
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Example of using HTC sensor api to get Light sensor value and set backlight level in modern HTC phones. This app will replace original autobacklight level regulator and add more customizable options.
