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Two functions, num2bin and bin2num are provided. num2bin takes a double and converts it to a binary string representation. bin2num is its inverse operation. It can be used in a numerical analysis course when floating point arithmetic is discussed.
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uC/OS-II Notes from Nohau Corporation
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Tracking a moving object through several frames, provided changes from frame to frame are on the order of +-(10 + "X Range") pixels in the X direction and +-(10 + "Y Range") in the Y direction is done automatically because of a relatively large area of exploration during the search for an optimal (n ...
