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问题 Exact duplicate of Is there a way to determine whether an e-mail reaches its destination? Hi all, I heard that it's possible to determine how many people opened a newsletter and analyze WHEN they opened the mail. I just wanted to know how that's possible... is it necessary to generate a "read confirmation" or is such an analysis possible without letting the recipient know? Thanks a lot for your input... 回答1: See also Is there a way to determine whether an e-mail reaches its destination?, my

问题 Is it true that Analysis Services ONLY supports windows authentication? 回答1: Yes, it does. Quote from MSDN "SQL Server Analysis Services supports only Windows Authentication" You'll need active directory, Refer to the following kb on how to set it up http://support.microsoft.com/kb/917409 回答2: Actually needing "Active Directory" isn't really true. You can trick OS's by logging into your PC in any domain with the same User and Password as the account on the other server that's running SSAS. I

问题 When analysing parallel algorithms, we tend to focus Work(T1), Span(T∞) or time. What I'm confused about is that if I was given an algorithm to analyse, what key hints would I need to look for, for Work, span and time? Suppose this algorithm: How do I analyse the above algorithm to find the Work, Time and span? 回答1: Origin: PRAM s have been introduced in early 70-ies last century, in a hope it may allow to jump ahead a performance in tackling computationally hard problems. Yet, the promises

问题 I am researching sparse adjacency matrices where most cells are zeros and some ones here-and-there, each relationship between two cells has a polynomial description that can be very long and their analysis manually time-consuming. My instructor is suggesting purely algebraic method in terms of Gröbner bases but before proceeding I would like to know from purely computer science and programming perspective about how to analyse sparse adjacency matrices? Does there exist some data mining tools

问题 We have recently started using BDD to write our requirements. It's been really helpful, it made the communication between analysts and developers a lot easier. (Combined with user interfaces, and old school requirements) Now we are thinking about writing our test cases with BDD. When I search online for the best practices I see a lot of different variations on how to write it. There are some examples like: Given > And(s) > When > And(s) > Then > And(s) Given > And(s) > When > Then > And(s)

问题 Does anyone knows for which reasons a SonarQube Scanner analysis could be skipped ? $ sonar-scanner -X -Dsonar.host.url=https://sonarqube.com -Dsonar.login=$SONAR_TOKEN 08:59:10.162 INFO: Scanner configuration file: /home/travis/.sonarscanner/sonar-scanner-2.8/conf/sonar-scanner.properties 08:59:10.166 INFO: Project root configuration file: /home/travis/build/armadito/glpi/plugins/armadito/sonar-project.properties 08:59:10.182 INFO: SonarQube Scanner analysis skipped The command "sonar

问题 How to find the following Maximum or supremum by computer software such as Mathematica and Matlab: $\sup\frac{(1+s)^{4}+(s+t)^{4}+t^{4}}{1+s^{4}+t^{4}}$ ? Instead of numerical approximation, what is the accurate maximum? Thanks. 回答1: Since the question seems a bit like homework, here's an answer that starts a bit like a lecture: ask yourself what happens to the function as s and t go to small and to large positive and negative values; this will help you to identify the range of values you

问题 I am somewhat confused with the running time analysis of a program here which has recursive calls which depend on a RNG. (Randomly Generated Number) Let's begin with the pseudo-code, and then I will go into what I have thought about so far related to this one. Func1(A, i, j) /* A is an array of at least j integers */ 1 if (i ≥ j) then return (0); 2 n ← j − i + 1 ; /* n = number of elements from i to j */ 3 k ← Random(n); 4 s ← 0; //Takes time of Arbitrary C 5 for r ← i to j do 6 A[r] ← A[r] −

问题 This question already has answers here : Opening A large JSON file in Python (3 answers) Closed 10 months ago . I have a very large JSON (11 gb) file that is too large to read into my memory. I would like to break it up into smaller files to analyze the data. I am currently using Python and Pandas for the analysis and I am wondering if there is some way to access chunks of the file so that it can be read into memory without crashing the program. Ideally, I would like to break the years worth

问题 Greetings, I'm trying to analyze the output of the zlib(gzip) algorithm compared to the input. Determine stuff like dictionary size, the substring run-length pairs and where they correspond in the original plaintext. I'm using zlib to exchange many very small chunks of data (under 1K each), and want to determine overhead from the dictionary, a percentage of substring matches vs. dictionary-encoded plaintext in the results, that sort of thing. After a quick googling didn't yield results, I'm