I am looking at converting some existing CA ER-Win data models (.erwin [9.x file]) over to Aqua Data Studio.
Is there any direct way of doing this?
One can of course do a forward engineer into a DB and the reverse engineer. However, that kind of defeats the purpose given logical and physical model representations.
In Aqua Data Studio, it is possible to export an ER Model in ERX Format (with file extension .erx) for use in ERWin - you would need to navigate to Tools -> Export to ERX Format.
However, there is no direct import feature. Aqua Data Studio's ER Modeler only supports physical models.
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I'd like to preface this StackOverflow post by saying I have very little experience with mixed reality software development. However, as part of my Neurosurgery research, I have been tasked with using Microsoft's MRTK and HoloLens2 to simply extract hand position data in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate axis system as well as hand movement data (acceleration, jerk, etc.) into a readable and analyzable format such as MS Excel.
Any help with the Microsoft MRTK and HoloLens2 API would be immensely helpful (especially with laying out the code)
You can use the IMixedRealityHand interface to request the joint data from the device. And this code shows how to poll joint pose from the controller: Accessing a given hand controller
For analyzing and tabulating, there is no out-of-box API from MRTK to do that, it needs to implement it by your own code. You can refer to this link to learn how to export the data to a CSV file: Write Data From List To CSV File
I wrote a C++ program in Visual Studio for anomaly detection using OpenCV. I'm now able to capture images with Basler Ace camera and process the captured image in visual studio. Camera is connected to computer directly with USB 3.0.
My next step is to synchronize image capturing and processing with robot movement. I have IRB1440 ABB robot.
What are the possible solutions for this? Should I buy expensive Siemens PLCs ? Can the solution be found in any other way? What type of communication should I use?
This is a very specific question on a commercial product. I suggest you contact ABBs support and read the robot controllers manual. There you will find information on how to interface it in a safe manner.
It is not the robot you want to talk to, it is its controller!
According to the info I found on IRB 1440 (seem to be a sub-model of IRB1400) the controller is a S4Cplus.
The way we usually do it is a Windows PC based image processing system that is hooked up to a PLC (Siemens, Mitsubishi,...) which forwards our coordinates, angles and whatnot to the robot controller.
Of course the PLC can be omitted if your PC is the "boss" of the entire system.
S4Cplus Product Specifications
This controller comes with various interfacing options including RS232, RS422, Ethernet as well as a whole bunch of industry standards.
Having a separate PLC is not necessary as the controller may serve as a PLC itself, although you might have to upgrade the controller using so called I/O nodes.
But as I said, refer to the manuals and ABB support.
Obviously any non-realtime solution like a Windows PC is not an option for any safety features.
I am now developing an accounting web application to generate XBRL file then post to a government host web service. Now I have taxonomy prepared and user data ready. What I need is a software which can quickly map those data base on the taxonomy and generate XBRL files. Could anyone provide me some software which can achieve this? Open source is the best that I can implement into my project. Thanks in advance.
XBRL is a broad area, from detailed accounting data (XBRL GL) to summary reports to highly dimensional, data warehouse type content.
Commercially, products like Altova MapForce are really good for mapping from underlying data sources to XBRL taxonomies and creating content.
I assume you have already looked through SourceForge and found tools like Gepsio (https://gepsio.codeplex.com/). Arelle is a great start for people who know Python. (www.arelle.org). And there is a ton of Open Source and XBRL at xbrlwiki.info.
I want to extract patient data from Vista EHR CPRS tool in some standard HL7 format. But I am not able to get any option in it to download patient data in XML format.
So does CPRS doesn't support extracting of patient data in standard xml format? Is there a way in which I can download data in CCD fomat?
Any help much appreciated. Thanks
It is an EHR product, it may or may not have interfacing capabilities which for new starters is like extracting patient data and creating an HL7 message out of it. You really need first understand the EHR. You can contact the direct support for Vista EHR CPRS tool and ask.
EHR products vary differently some have this as a built in feature some do not and require another tool like Mirth for integration purpose that connects to the same database that this product is on and provide the capacity to interface.
I got this reference from wikipedia which clearly states the use of Mirth
"Tools for CCR/CCD support have been developed for VistA, allowing VistA to communicate with other EHRs using these standardized information exchange protocols.This includes the Mirth open source cross platform HL7 interface and NHIN Connect, the open source health information exchange adaptor."
I'm not talking about the "people tags" embeded in the XMP packets of JPEGs. I'm talking about the face database used to recognize new faces.
I want to add to my program the option to recognize faces using the already trained database of WLPG. I managed to use the API (a type library dll) to detect faces, but to recognize them it needs an Exemplar Cache object that is not available in the same API. I could create my own object, but i want to use the already existing one to avoid duplicate training for the user.
I know the database is in "%localappdata%\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Photo Gallery\" and that it is in SQL Server Compact Edition 3.1 format. I opened the database with Visual Studio 2010 but I would prefer to read it without accesing the database directly and I don't see a DLL that exports that functionality.
BTW, I'm using Delphi 2010.
Any ideas?
Cautionary Note: I have never written a line of Delphi in my life.
Since this is not supported by Microsoft, there is unlikely to be any sort of obvious API. Consequently, doing what you're talking about will probably break the moment a new version of Windows Live Photo Gallery comes out.
That being said, your best hope is to connect directly to the database. You will need to read up on how to create a SQL Server to Delphi connection. Then, create a connection string to connect to the Windows Live Photo Gallery database.