cleanroom | A tool for visualizing EEG brainwaves from Muse headsets | Data Visualization library
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kandi X-RAY | cleanroom Summary
Cleanroom allows you to visualize your brainwaves in a webapp in real-time. Unlike most tools, this avoids lsl. This means fewer dependencies and things that can break. In particular, it's helpful on Raspberry Pi where lsl support (as of August 2018) is iffy. The trade-off is that, unlike lsl, this not battle-tested and should not be used in a production setting.
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- Create a background worker
- Return the message queue
- Enqueue a message
- Extract waves from raw data
- Compute the feature vector of the data
- Update buffer with new data
- Next pow2
- Handle an Eg channel
- Unpack an Eg channel
- Connect to a queue
- Connect to the emulator
- Find a MUSE device
- Subscribe to Eg
- Start the stream
- Disconnect from the device
- Get items from the queue
- Flushes the message queues
- Flush the message queue
- The set of listener listeners
- Remove the listener
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QUESTION
I have built a button wrapper around the User Control (FFU), so the object is clickable trough the main window. When the FFU object is clicked, I want to open another User Control: Popup FFU to be opened.
Main window XAML
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 16:57This is what I would change in your code.
UC_FFU.xaml: Put this before your closing
QUESTION
I am creating a simple, single page site (mostly to learn Angular), and cant seem to figure out how to use a single animation to affect different DOM elements. I could define the animation for each element, but that seems extremely ineffective.
Is there a way to animate the image within the clicked button without defining a separate animation block for each element?
Thank you, Terry
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 23:42yes it is possible to use a single animation block
here the issue is you are using single isOpen variable and single finishedChore() function that affects this variable so when one of the buttons is clicked it will change for all of them so my suggestion would be look like this
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I need to pass multiple filled values to a hidden form field using javascript/jquery. The fields must have a value or don't pass. I can pass the regular text fields with no problem but the checkbox and radio fields always seem to get me. Javascript is not my expertise so I'm willing to learn. Thanks in advance.
The values we are wanting to capture are:
- Questions/comments
- Product Interests (this can be multiple values)
- Industry
- Number of Employees
- Multiple Locations if "true".
Each item will be separated by a pipe character.
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Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 18:09Here's one way. You can just put a change event listener on the form tag - any changes to the form will trigger the script. The string that gets written into the hidden field is JSON and it can be easily decoded on the back end.
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I don't use Javascript a lot and this has me stumped on where to start.
Goal is to create JS that sets the Sales Channel Hidden field value based on other field values per the order of operations as follows:
Order of operations
- If Industry = Cleanroom, Sales Channel = ABC
- If Industry = Healthcare, Sales Channel = DEF
- If # of Employees = 250+, Sales Channel = GHI
- If Multiple Location is True, Sales Channel = GHI
- All others, Sales Channel = JK
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 23:28Added a description of what each part does within the code. Try it and then analyze it to understand how it is working.
QUESTION
I am trying to solve the Leetcode question 489. Robot Room Cleaner using backtracking. Specifically, I try to move the robot in each of 4 directions and backtrack if all four directions are blocked or cleaned.
The code below doesn't work and I am trying to debug it with this simple example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 20:37The problem was that the Robot class interface doesn't put the robot back automatically when backtracking (Robot object is passed by reference and keeps its position). Adding a specific function to move the robot back after backtracking fixed the problem:
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in one of youtube tutorial videos about promises I found following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-05 at 10:07The purpose of using a fulfillment handler (the functions passed to then in your example) is to wait for the promise to be fulfilled and then, at that point, do something else.
The goal of that code (apparently) is to wait until the cleanRoom promise is fulfilled, then start the removeGarbage process, and then when that is fulfilled, start the winIcecream process. It's also worth noting that if cleanRoom's promise was rejected instead of being fulfilled, removeGarbage wouldn't happen at all, because it's in a fulfillment handler, not a rejection handler.
If you did this instead:
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Install cleanroom
Clone this repo: git clone git@github.com:ysimonson/cleanroom.git.
Setup virtualenv: virtualenv -p python3 venv.
Install dependencies pip install -r requirements.txt.
Start the server: python web.py.
Wait for the server to connect to your Muse headset.
Navigate to http://localhost:8888.
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