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I would like to compare my poses obtained from a webcam to that of a pose obtained from an image. The base code for the pose estimation is from: https://github.com/opencv/opencv/blob/master/samples/dnn/openpose.py

How can I compare my own poses live-time with an image's pose, and return True if the two poses match within some threshold?

For instance, if I put my arms in a certain up to match an image of someone doing the same, how could I get a result of how close the match is?

What would be a way of doing this / where could I find more information on this?

I have this curl that I am trying to make work in python. My problem is, that there is a --data-binary $'{\"streamerId\":\"u75aa923027266ec9ec4f0857ef0e22d3\"}' \ which I don't know how to POST.

The curl which works is:

I'm trying to create a simple JMS ActiveMQ connection in WildFly 19, using IntelliJ. I've followed setup guidelines, but I'm hitting a connection error.

I'm running Wildfly as a local server, in standalone mode. I've updated the Startup Script environment variables in IntelliJ, to point to standalone-full.xml (apparently I need to use standalone-full.xml, in order to use JMS?)

I have just installed Rapidminer Server on my Windows 10 machine and I am not able to reach the web interface.

The service seems to run just fine.

Story: In a client-server system I use a long time connection(an http(s) request from client to server with a long time timeout) in order to use notify client to do some actions(Most of data transfer is from client to server but some commands send to client in response of this http(s) request).

Problem: If client cancel the connection server can understand that but if internet connection of client loses(e.g, unplug the LAN cable or it loses the WLAN/GPRS antenna) neither client nor server understand this. Connection still remains until (some time spends and) somebody writes something in it which is too late.

PS: 0) I googled with AKC/NACK, Keep-alive, ping-pong and heartbeat key words for http(s) request and could not find a protocol which it periodically check the status of request.

1) In this you can find an argument for curl command which sets a time interval to send a props(also I monitored this with wireshark). But if still if you unplug the cable neither curl command nor server can understand the connection lost.

curl -k --keepalive-time 5 https://exampel.com/v1/v/f9a64e73/notification

2) Also here explains that there is an http header which is used to use a connection multiple time.

I'm working on the frontend of a blockchain app using Hyperledger 1.1 and Chainhero SDK. After changing Hyperledger version from 1.4 to 1.1 (because of missing support of 1.4 from SDK) and changing the default database from levelDb to couchDb it will not initialize. Do you need to change ports when converting from levelDb to couchDb?

I have been working on a chaincode in Hyperledger (HL). I finished developing my back-end with the chaincode and is now working on front-end where I use the Chainhero SDK. Since this SDK is only supporting HL 1.1 I needed to change HL version. After this I forgot updating the version control, and now the network will not boot and comes with the following error output: Unable to initialize the Fabric SDK: failed to make admin join channel: join channel failed: SendProposal failed: Transaction processing for endorser [localhost:7051]: Endorser Client Status Code: (2) CONNECTION_FAILED. Description: dialing connection timed out [localhost:7051]

When changing from levelDb to couchDb I followed this guide. Which doesn't state anything about changing ports.

I expected it to initialize, but there seems to be a problem. And I not sure if it would help to increase the time, or it's a problem with the ports?

config.yaml

We have a piece of code which uploads multiple files to the server, interestingly this code is working fine on Chrome & Mozilla, but it's failing in Internet Explorer, receiving the following error

XMLHttpRequest: Network Error 0x2ee2, Could not complete the operation due to error 00002ee2

We tried solutions mentioned in SCRIPT7002: XMLHttpRequest: Network Error 0x2ef3, Could not complete the operation due to error 00002ef3 but still getting a similar issue

We changed timeout value for Internet Explorer using the following this guide but it's no use.

We find out the line of code which causes a problem

I am trying to make a connection with Oracle database, using j2ee application running on OC4J. My data-sources.xml always work to our production and UAT environment. I tried to setup on my local dextop and it is not working. The error message is --java.sql.SQLException: Connection Cache with this Cache Name is Disabled.

Oracle database version is:-

Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production database.

Oracle database is on virtual box, host is window 10 and guest machine is fedora 23.

Any ideas what might cause this?

thanks.

Subsystem in question is :