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for example, I'd want to get the text show at "www.google.com" just like open it in chrome and press ctrl+a & ctrl+c:

I want to understand the UPPAAL SMC example discussed in [1].

Here is the UPPAAL-SMC example:

The three timed automata should visualize the probability distribution in UPPAAL SMC. In the paper it is indicated that the END-locations of the three TAs can be reached within the time intervals [6,12], [4,12] and [0,+∞). I modeled the A1 TA in UPPAAL and there is no possibility to reach the END location because of the update X=0 and the guard x >= 2 in the edges. How the time-intervals are calculated in detail?

[1] http://people.cs.aau.dk/~kgl/SSFT2015/SMC%20tutorial.pdf

My oracle 12c (12.1.0.1) database stop working last night (actually It worked but very very slow) , and started throwing the following exception:

java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments:: [KGL-heap-size-exceeded], [0x07B292C58], [0], [524314616], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], []

Have not idea what is causing this problem, and I can't find any useful information. Does anyone knows about this "KGL heap size exceeded"? Thanks

I am trying to get a list of the domains from the first 100 results:

For example: abc.com/xxxx/dddd the domain should be: abc.com

I am using this following code:

After continuos use of application on Android Nougat 7.1.1 it started crashing in background, until started up manually. From Firebase I got following log:

How to unzip downloaded compressed files (compressed with Deflate method, ANSI encoded) with the following file characteristics :

• Dynamic extension (for example .23U or .23M)
• Compressed with Deflate method and ANSI encoded
• Can be opened by 7-Zip as an archive but still humanly unreadable when the extraction is opened.

And the following technical points :

• Using DeflateStream by any way is not working
• Using GZipStream is for .gz
• DotNetZip libray is often recommended but is too heavy to reference to the project (and not really documented)

In another c++ project (which I actually need to imitate the behavior of in C#), a dunzip.dll library is used and leads to readable characters. We can see online that there exists a dunzip32.dll libray for C#, but there is no documentation about how to use it.

EDIT :

Here are the first 100 bytes (in decimal) of the array of bytes that I get from the compressed file :

80 75 3 4 20 0 8 0 8 0 67 75 79 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 50 50 67 67 48 48 48 49 46 50 51 85 204 189 117 88 85 251 215 238 77 9 2 210 221 157 210 221 221 221 139 142 69 119 119 119 119 119 119 119 135 32 8 136 10 38 2 10 38 138 138 29 32 234 59 231 210 189 55 107 242 187 246 251 158 115 158 231 60 239 255

And here is a report I get of the 100 first bytes in hexa :

I have to do a random forest in a large train set but I can't use a variable with more of 53 levels.

The factor variable (train$tip) I need to reduce has 150 levels (KHC, KTF, KGL, ...). How can I (quickly) remove (or hold only 53 levels) levels that appear few times and hold ones with more numerosity?

Have I to write all names of levels I see there are few times or is there a faster method?