Questions tagged [data-stream]

In Connection-oriented communication, a data stream is a sequence of digitally encoded coherent signals (packets of data or data packets) used to transmit or receive information that is in the process of being transmitted.

In Connection-oriented communication, a data stream is a sequence of digitally encoded coherent signals (packets of data or data packets) used to transmit or receive information that is in the process of being transmitted.

In electronics and computer architecture, a data flow determines for which time which data item is scheduled to enter or leave which port of a systolic array, a Reconfigurable Data Path Array or similar pipe network, or other processing unit or block.

Often the data stream is seen as the counterpart of an instruction stream, since the von Neumann machine is instruction-stream-driven, whereas its counterpart, the Anti machine, is data stream driven.

The term "data stream" has many more meanings, such as by the definition from the context of systolic arrays.

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_stream

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stream a big dataset from server and visualize the data asynchronously

Is there a way to stream a big dataset from server and visualize the data with dc.js in an async fashion? Chunk the dataset then update the visualization on the client with the chunks as they arrive. Like this page:…
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How to connect to Redis using R (rredis and specific socket)

I am totally new to Redis and relatively new to R. I need to do an assignment, where I first need to connect to a socket (it streams key-values for stocks). I installed Redis in my mac using homebrew, and then the package rredis in R. Everytime I…
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Datastream generator for Apache Kafka

I'm searching for a simple event- / datastream generator for the Kafka-broker to run some performance tests on the streaming tools of the Hadoop framework. Found nothing suitable so far. It should be able to send a lot of (mostly equal) messages in…
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Detect if datastream fulfills condition (threshold) X times in a specific time Y in Python

In a datastream, I try to detect of a certain threshold (condition) is met. Additionally, the threshold should not apply to spontaneous noise (spikes), also spontaneous low values in a fulfilled condition should also not stop me from detecting the…
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Reading USB input stream from ruby.

Just a bit of background, I'm working with a raw data stream in Linux Mint (32 bit). It's from my library ruby-buzz, which reads 24-bit lumps out of the data stream file. I've just re-installed my laptop with Linux Mint, 32-bit, and suddenly I'm…
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Streaming Large Amounts of Data between Computers

I'm working on a project within Unity3D in whereby I need to send large amounts of data from client computers, to a master/server computer. Each client computer has a Kinect Sensor connected to it. Some of the Kinect data is to be steamed somehow to…
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Sending audio to web server using Audio Queues in iOS

Hi I have been trying to implement an application which streams the audio recorded in iOS device to a web service. I want the audio to be streamed on live. For this I implemented using Audio Queues. I am able to record audio, the AudioInputCallBack…
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Stream data from Android device to desktop computer when they are connected to different networks (Android WiFi, computer Ethernet)?

I am trying to make an android application that will stream live sensor data (e.g. accelerometer, etc) from my android device to my desktop computer. My android device is connected to a WiFi network and my desktop computer is connected to a network…
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ruby script - redirect output from one script to another script

I am pretty sure that all of you know the bash pipelines. What I am trying to do is to read the output from one ruby script and put it as input into other ruby script here is what I successfully accomplished so far: first file to generate the…
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get data stream java - working with java stream api

i got an assignment working with data stream and java. what i need to do is write a java class connecting to Data Streams given and API for it. URI:http:///ws/DataStream HTTP operations supported: GET: query one or more data…
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Converting DataBox from SlimDX to SharpDX (dBox.Data.Write)

I am trying to figure out how to convert the code below (which is for SlimDX) over to SharpDX. var texure2d = new Texture2D(_device, texDesc); var dbox = _deviceContext.MapSubresource(texure2d, 0, MapMode.WriteDiscard, MapFlags.None); foreach (var…
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Parsing from a stream of XML string fragment in Python

I have an eye-tracker uses TCP/IP communication and XML to send data between client (application) and server (eye-tracker). The following is an example of the XML data string I receive continuously while the eye-tracker is on. What I would like to…
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Serialize QFileInfo

I have a list of files and I'd like to serialize the file info for every file and send it through socket. I saw it's possible to serialize like this for example: QByteArray ba; QDataStream ds(&ba); ds << my_stringlist; QByteArray ba; QDataStream…
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Better to filter a stream of data at its start or end?

I'm working on a project in which I need to process a huge amount (multiple gigabytes) of comma separated value (CSV) files. What I basically do is as follows: Create an object that knows how to read all related files Register with this object a…
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Datastreams floating point Java

If the next statement is true: DataStreams uses one very bad programming technique: it uses floating point numbers to represent monetary values. In general, floating point is bad for precise values. It's particularly bad for decimal …
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