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I'm working on a research project where I need to process data from a pair of tactile gloves. After exporting the data, there are 4 rows containing date and time that I don't need when doing analysis after, and there are a lot of columns that I also don't need. Long story short, I needed to delete the first 4 rows and only keep columns [1,2,33,53,76,95,114,133,164,184,207,226,245]. I wrote a pretty simple R script to do it for me, but I'm wondering how can I apply this set of operations to all .csv files in the same directory? Manually typing each file name every time is pretty painful. Thank you in advance!

The activity said: Create a program using the tactile switches that can make the Green LED light up in the first press, the Orange or Yellow LED in the second press, and Red in the third press. After three presses the switch should reset to the Green LED.

This is my code in Tinkercad. We're using C++ language.

I have a website at tactiletimes.org and the below code does not center the resulting text.

Do let me know if you have any ideas why this is happening. I have already looked at similar questions and they do not solve my problem.

I typed in the following code into the inspector:

I have a sub-string that needs to checked against main-string , I had used FuzzyMatch Partial Ratio algorithm, but somehow, the score seems to be inappropriate

sub string :

Aspire 1 14

Main String: Acer Aspire 1 14 Inch Celeron 4GB 64GB Cloudbook - Red This sleek HD Acer Aspire 1 delivers an inviting tactile finish, featuring 4GB of RAM and an Intel Celeron Processor complete daily tasks and surf the internet seamlessly. Whilst 64GB of storage gives you enough space to easily store and share your important media and documents. #||#The classy look of the Aspire 1 is matched only by the convenience of its thin, easily portable design. #||#The Precision Touch-pad is more responsive than traditional touch-pads helping you work more effectively. #||#Model number: A114-32. #||#General features:#||#Size H1.79, W34.3, D24.5cm. #||#Weight 1.65kg. #||#Up to 10 hours battery life. #||#CPU, Memory and Operating System:#||#Intel Celeron N4000 processor. #||#Dual core processor. #||#1.1GHz processor speed with a burst speed of 2.6GHz. #||#4GB RAM DDR4. #||#64GB eMMC storage. #||#Microsoft Windows 10 S. #||#Display features:#||#14 inch screen. #||#High definition display. #||#Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels. #||#DVD optical drives:#||#Disc drive not included. #||#Graphics:#||#Intel UHD Graphics 600 graphics card. #||#Shared graphics card. #||#Interfaces and connectivity:#||#SD media card reader. #||#Secure Digital (SD), . #||#2 USB 2.0 ports. #||#1 USB 3.0 port. #||#1 Ethernet port. #||#1 HDMI port. #||#Bluetooth. #||#Wi-Fi enabled. #||#Multimedia features:#||#HD webcam. #||#Built-in mic. #||#Built-in audio sound system. #||#30 days Norton Security. #||#General information:#||#Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee. #||#EAN: 4710180446104. Size H1.79, W34.3, D24.5cm.#||#Weight 1.65kg.#||#Up to 10 hours battery life.#||#Intel Celeron N4000 processor.#||#Dual core processor.#||#1.1GHz processor speed with a burst speed of 2.6GHz.#||#4GB RAM DDR4.#||#64GB eMMC storage.#||#Microsoft Windows 10 S.#||#14 inch screen.#||#High definition display.#||#Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.#||#Disc drive not included.#||#Intel UHD Graphics 600 graphics card.#||#Shared graphics card.#||#SD media card reader.#||#Secure Digital (SD), .#||#2 USB 2.0 ports.#||#1 USB 3.0 port.#||#1 Ethernet port.#||#1 HDMI port.#||#Bluetooth.#||#Wi-Fi enabled.#||#HD webcam.#||#Built-in mic.#||#Built-in audio sound system.#||#30 days Norton Security.#||#Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.#||#EAN: 4710180446104.

Expected score is 100 but got only 55

Any suggestions are welcomed! Thanks in advance!

Essentially I am creating various arrays to elicit tactile stimulation (string of 0s with 1s when stimulation is delivered) for a random condition where the interval between the stimulation is drawn from a uniform distribution. I am using the following code to create the arrays (which all works fine):

When I use mechanize, selenium libraries to run a url ("www.maps.google.com" in this case),

Chrome opens with a note saying that "Chrome is being controlled by an automated testing software".

But when I try to inspect element, there is only one element: body. All other inputs and buttons are not showing.

I want to automate the process to find distance between two addresses, so how do I solve the above problem?

Writing some C code for USB mouse.

More specifically writing configuration and information to mouse like poll, sensitivity, button actions, colors (light), tactile alters, OLED etc.

Started out with this old article where libhid is recommended over libusb.

Looking at libhid it seems to since have died. Last commit on that project is from 2012, - and it is C++. But I found some links saying one should go over to hidapi.

However, hidapi also seems to be fairly dead. Last commit from 2016. Or perhaps it is simply stable?

It could look like one is better off using libusb after all. Starting out with a 15 year old article - it is not that much of a stretch.

Question is if I am missing something? Is libusb the way to go?

Have done some quick tests with libusb-1.0.0-dev

My error is : Warning: json_decode() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given.

I would like to save entities in my data base. I succeed only if I put one element in JSON file but I want to run through the JSON file and save all elements. I can not do a loop.

I have a JSON File like this :