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  • Thanks Dormilich..I have tried with that as well already.

    Code:
    <script type="text/javascript">
    
    </script>
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  • Hi Dormilich,

    Actually I am not attaching them..it is supposed to something like this. (I have not written the header here ..the content-type and mime headers etc)..let us consider I have to email this html + js code so that it can be read in outlook. Thanks for looking..

    Code:
    <html>
    <head>
    	<title>
    A web page
    	</title>
    </head>
    
    <body>
    ...
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  • Thanks Dormilich!

    I am presently serving the script as internal section only. (though if need be it is also possible for me to put it in separate file).

    It is working fine in browsers, but not displaying correctly in Outlook. The contents are being sent as attachment (not email body) as a .js file. I am using SMTP email. Will use some other sort of emailing help (like IMAP or so)?

    The scenario is that I will...
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  • send MIME email with HTML and javascript to Outlook

    Hi All,

    I use html to dump some statistics I collect from different servers, and them email this file via SMTP email.

    Basically I email html pages with mime type

    Code:
    Content-Type: text/ html
    No I wish to add javascript to these html pages, to make them dynamic and more useful.

    I have tried changing mime to
    Code:
    Content-Type: text/ javascript
    Content-Type:
    ...
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  • AIProgrammer
    started a topic monitor grid jobs from python via SAGA

    monitor grid jobs from python via SAGA

    Hi All,

    I have a practical task at hand.

    Currently I am monitoring LSF grid jobs via python (running unix command through python commands.getsta tusoutput() ) through bjobs command of LSF.

    Code:
    bjobs [-l] -q <queuename> -u <username>
    I want to do the same via SAGA through Python. At present I don't need job submission, but need only info on state of each job that is...
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  • blueyuer
    blueyuer posted a Visitor Message for AIProgrammer
    hi, i am doing a expert system by using VB 6.0, can u guide me or teach me how to do it?? i have no idea at all and confusing that how to start my work..
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hi sana sodhal,

    As for your actual coding, you may use any language of this world [ofcourse a 'FORMAL LANGUAGE' [i.e. like C/C++/VB], and not English/French/German etc]. Use the language which you like the most, and would like to develop in. There's nothing any given language can't do. There are languages which don't even supposrt recursion!!!!!! Then how do people manage them??? There's always a way to do things if you really want...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to encryption
    Hello,
    Though I am not putting in the exact code, but some guidelines are there, using these, you may make a search in MSDN to find the exact 'TYPE SIGNATURE' i.e. function definitions :
    1. Data can never be sent to a DLL that way. A DLL is already loaded in memory as a shared library, you can access it.
    2. To do so, place the DLL in the project file (.vbp) 's directory itself.
    2. Use the Declare command to declare the...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to Confused here:
    Hi,
    Try this. I can't run it myself at the moment (my computer was formatted, and VS is not installed yet).

    i am writing the pseudocode (I don't remember VB syntax exactly, it's been a long time, though the pseudocode is very VB 'ish).

    Code:
    x = 20
    while x<=45
            if x <=25
                 print x
            else if x>=25
                   if x>=40
    ...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hi,

    For that you need to let know the status quo [put simply, the current status and standing of your work], and theoritical details about your project. Then definitely you may have guidance for your project, without which we can just 'ASSUME" what is being developed. This job of 'ASSUMING' can itself be considered to be a separate project, applying several decision theoritic models for 'ASSUMING'!!!

    One more thing,...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to Anyone have any example python code?
    Hi,

    My official, serious reply for this would be :

    'Anytime bro, consider me as a google search ( HEY NOT IN FUNCTIONALITY, BUT IN ACCESSIBILITY.. .)

    If you ever need any more help, just type in.

    Bye....
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to Making a beep
    Hi,
    Another option is to go in for some API work, if you are into finding varities on 'beeps'. You will find all the details in MSDN. I don't remember which function, but there are excellent search functionallty built-in. I beleive that hardly a few people would remember the exact 'type signature' of the functions.

    Try them. One more thing : the API functions exist as DLL's, so you need to se also : the Declare command. This...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hello r035198x,

    But if you write rules in PROLOG, then you need to convert them to predicate fom. By the way PROLOG offers no specific advantage over VB, and researchers who actually develop or get expert systems developed by those working under them, generally develop them in languages of GENERAL PURPOSE USE, like C/C++/VB ( these three are according to what I have seen, the most used langauages now-a-days.)

    PROLOG...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hello r035198x,

    Thanks for your views on the subject. But I am still of the view that the large overhead DB's cost, during installation, design, and final execution on end-user's computer, doesn't deserve its place.

    As for how would I implement security in my Excel Sheet. I would simply go to Tools>Protectio n>Protect Sheet and Tools>Protectio n>Protect Workbook. When a change is attemped, then password is...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hello r035198x,
    You probably either didn't read or misinterpreted what I wrote. I meant to ask you why you feel that databases should find place in an expert system like this. Definetely the wikipedia entry for databases doesn't answer this, as my point wasn't related to DB theory, but to expert systems (now this time dont' direct me to the wikipedia entry for Expert systems!!!!!!, beacuse if I ever need to go there, my browser has a SPEED...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to Anyone have any example python code?
    Hi,

    I would like to point out something. If you are completely new to python, then use Byte of Python ( by Swaroop C.H.). I too used it when I started python. In general, it is ALWAYS recommended to read Byte of Python first, then read Diveinto Python. I was advised the same by one of my seniors, working for Fedora, well known among us for his Python knowledge. Further, even Byte of Python recommends using Dive Into Python, AFTER having...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hello r035198x,

    What is your reason behind the choice (that where rules should be kept). Is it because you like databases more, (may be some Oracle 'ish kind of look and feel, visual and programmatic). Afterall, I don't understand why databases ( I mean Oracle or MySQL etc. kind of, i.e. GENERAL PURPOSE RELATION DB) should be used, and the reason behind your this choice.

    From my point of view, if all one wants is to...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hi,

    One more thing I would like to mention. As I told, you may keep the rules in an excel sheet. Then import them as Strings. Then do an if -then comparision to determine which rule to fire. This (the Strings) would make your task easier. Also, you may keep the data as Integer etc. (suppose they are numbers), or may keep them as Strings if they are what are known as Linguistic Variables (for e.g. HIGH, LOW etc.). Try it. Feel free...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hi,

    See, decision theory models are nothing but what their name implies, and that's the case with most 'things' (theories. models, protocols etc.). They are 'models' which help you to make decisions. Now they are of two kinds, one 'prescriptive' (yielding theoritically the 'optimal' [call it 'best' if you like] decisions) about 'things' i.e. either a value of a variable, a 'cost' of a function, and in general, the 'extent' (or degree)...
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  • AIProgrammer
    replied to expert system of diabetes
    Hi,
    An expert system is another name for a rule based system. Here, you need following, regardless of which expert system you make:
    1. Data Entry / Input (Information level)
    2. Create a knowledge base (which you may call 'database' is you so wish) [knowledge level]
    2. A set of rules. [Intelligence level]

    I myself developed one expert system package for 'Radiation Fog Prediction : Fuzzy Logic Approach' ,using...
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