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... * 60 + nUntilMinutes // Calculate duration in minutes LOCAL nDurationInMinutes := nEndMinutes - nStartMinutes // Determine the number of 15-minute intervals LOCAL nQuarterHourUnits := INT(nDurationInMinutes / 15) ? "Duration: " + STR(nQuarterHourUnits) + " quarter-hour units" ...

... replies is a bit more complicated ( as noted in my previous post ). There response is to add in a service which queries their service on fixed intervals, and obtain the messages that way. I haven't tried that yet but am working on understanding what data actually is returned, and then I can ...

... season with code 01 Low Season with code 02 Mid season with code 03 Then I have an archive with the periods (aperiodi) where I determine the date intervals relative to the seasons (aListini) from 17/05 / to 31/05 / with code 02 (low season) from 01/06 / to 30/06 / with code 02 (low season) from ...

... --ignorelength : omit length of data in WAV header --sub-format <text> : set format of subtitles --sub-fit : increase speed to fit time intervals in subtitles --sub-max <integer> : set max speed of speech for subtitles --deletefile : delete text file when job is done -enc <encoding> ...

... & Schmidhuber (1997) Long short-term memory (LSTM) is a recurrent neural network (RNN) architecture that remembers values over arbitrary intervals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_short-term_memory https://medium.com/towards-data-science/lstm-by-example-using-tensorflow-feb0c1968537

My update system runs every 3 hours. In Windows, I use this to control the intervals without a lot of CPU demand: DEFINE TIMER oTmr INTERVAL 900000 OF oWnd ; ACTION IF( ElapTime( cStart, Time()) >= "03:00:00", RunUpdater(), ) ACTIVATE TIMER oTmr ...

... years. But that is a Time-Series chart. You cannot specify the X value, only the Y value. So, X is always 1,2,3,4...and they are at equally spaced intervals. These are basically bar charts, using points and lines instead of bars. I need to be able to plot user specified x and y points. E.G.: X, ...

... data from serial ports (or maybe dump that data to file first the frequently read). Exploit HB_BackGround functions to send data in your defined intervals. Then you can create whatever reports from the central pc database from your workstation. If I would be on your case, I use ADS. Just me 2 ...

... are not the same interval (they could be 5 times in one day, and zero in the next). However, yours are one data point per second and thus all the intervals are the same so it should work fine for you. I don't know about labeling the increments in time format though. That could be a physical space ...

xProgrammer, Yes, as you have pointed out, there are all kinds of ways to find date intervals. Years ago I did a lot of interest caculations for various banks and each bank did them differently. Often it was very difficult to find someone at the bank that even knew ...

... you would need to add the extra day. As you state if the dates are exclusive you would need to subtract a day. I haven't run across a case of day intervals with exclusive dates in any practical application I have been involved in. My experience to date has mainly dealt with cases of inclusive ...

... is also compiled into pcode. Normally, you purchase FWH and (x)Harbour at the same time so you don't have compatibility problems. At some variable intervals Harbour and xHarbour are recompiled using a new Pcode version (presumably to take advantages of new features). Understandably, you cannot ...

... on the primary ( server ) machine. It will interact with several offsite servers to transfer data ( FTP to and from those servers ) after defined intervals. It will automatically download updates to the program(s) and provide notifications. It will have no interaction with the user, only via the ...

You have 21600 intervals of 4 seconds, you can fill a DBF like that: Static procedure NewDay(dDate) Local nSec Default dDate := Date() For nSec := 1 to 21600 DbAppend() Replace Time with tString(nSec*4) ...

... It is an appointment scheduler for vehicle services. It includes the following: + Scheduling an appointment for any day and/or time and varied intervals + Attaching a vehicle, and client to the appointment + Creating and Attaching an estimate, which includes parts and labor ( in detail ) to ...