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9/100 -> search in a 2D array hey guys, here is the next one on 2D arrays, searching in a sorted matrix #edslash #dsawithedslash #dsawithkunal #100daysofcode #100codewithvardhan edSlashLeetCode

Nested for loop program Day 25 : Addition of matrices. Matrix is represented by 2D Array i.e. it has row and column . we find sum of 2 matrix with the help of nested for loop. #c++ #seeditsolution #30dayschallenge

Bluebeam offers a lot of ways to modify the colors of various objects. The markup and text colors are the simplest to modify. But what escapes many users are the advanced color manipulation features available for images of all kinds.

Here's a video I made introducing Dgraph's new Vector Embedding and Similarity Search functionality:  https://lnkd.in/eKeJjP-K

Portfolio Design : Hire me : https://lnkd.in/g6xiRdkU Vector tracing for client Country : USA Variation : 01 Feature : - Accurate replication - Customizable parameters - Automated tracing - Scalable vectors - Format compatibility #VectorLogo #RecreateLogo #VectorFile #VectorTracing #ManuallyVectorise

Day 13 🚀 🔹 Introduction to 2D Arrays 🔹 Input & Output a 2D Array 🔹 2D Arrays in Memory 🔹 Spiral Matrix 🔹 Diagonal Sum 🔹 Search in Sorted Matrix 🔹 Matrix Pointers 🔹 Matrix Pointers in Functions Excited to continue exploring the world of 2D arrays! #DSA #100DaysOfCode #ApnaCollege #CodingJourney #Day13

The code snipped etched into my left bass drum pedal is responsible for projecting arrays (images and/or coordinates) in 3D. I wrote it in C++ and manually assign work to different threads for faster performance. The video clip demonstrates this code in action on a head CT loaded into my software (www.parametricmri.com). A high-resolution 300+ slice volume can be maximally (or minimally) projected and rotated in 3D in real time, along with any user defined ROI coordinates. The image can be reverted back to two dimensional slices at the rotated angle at any point. Using hardware acceleration would speed up this process, but would also make pMRI hardware dependent. This works with any parametric map built into the software allowing for some interesting visualizations.

#NewFeatureFriday Multi-Environment Coupling in CODE V, a game-changing feature! It facilitates modeling and optimization of athermalized spacer-based lens designs across different environmental conditions. You can also export these models to LightTools for deeper analysis! We didn't stop there! CODE V now includes a new visualization tool in V3D that aids athermalization in optical design. It provides insights into how the housing interacts with glass elements and their interconnections, removing the need for extensive knowledge of the optomechanical mount. Learn more: https://ow.ly/oRjS50RTi4P #FeatureFriday #CODEV

Picking the sharpest frames for your Radiance Field capture is one of the most critical factors for achieving a successful reconstruction. It's now easier than ever thanks to Reflct's Frame Extractor to select the best images. The Extractor is free to use and requires no coding! You can visualize exactly where in the video sequence your frames are coming from. If precision is your priority, you can even filter for the sharpest frames by specifying a top percentage. It also runs right in your browser! Article 👇 https://lnkd.in/eaVaPDyi Frame Extractor👇 https://lnkd.in/eZucPBdw

3D visualization with VTK ( Visualization ToolKit) in C++ Explained easy way.