Monday, October 28, 2013

Cover Letter Magic - How to write Cover Letter - Free Download

Cover Letter Magic helps you to write professional cover letters for the job, the keywords you will have to write in your letter. It also provides you with a lot of professional sample Cover Letters.









About English and England: English is gotten from England, one would think. In any case, truth be told, the dialect name is discovered much sooner than the nation name. The last first shows up as England around the year 1000 and signifies "the place where there is the Engle," that is, the Angles. The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes were the three Germanic tribes that emigrated from what is currently Denmark and northern Germany and settled in England around the fourth-century promotion. At an opportune time, the Angles delighted in an ascent to power that more likely than not made them appear to be more imperative than the other two tribes, for every one of the three tribes is unpredictable alluded to in early records as Angles. The discourse of the three tribes was conflated similarly: they all spoke what might have been called English, or "Anglish," figuratively speaking. By the soonest recorded Old English, this had changed to English. In Middle English, the main vowel, initially articulated (ĕ) in Old English, changed further and turned into the well-known (ĭ) of today, as reflected in the periodic spellings Ingland and Inglish. A similar change in the articulation of the short vowel (ĕ) to (ĭ) before the sound (ng) likewise happened in other Middle English words, for example, quality and wing. In Modern English, these words are presently dependably spelt string and wing with an I, however, the old spelling with e, mirroring the vowel's prior elocution, has been kept on account of England and English.
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Elementary Linear Algebra - 9-Edition - Free Download

Elementary Linear Algebra allow us to find and learn vectors in 2-spaces, 3-spaces and n-spaces, new pedagogical element, earlier coverage of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors and much more about linear algebra. It will help you in Programming, Algorithm Design and other all stages in professional life.






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Friday, October 25, 2013

Principles of Marketing 13 - Edition - (Slides 1-14 ch) - Free Download


Basic Principles of marketing, market strategies and other important stuff about marketing and business has been described in these slides and allow you to understand the book Principles of Marketing 13 Edition.





Showcasing is a spine of any business, without advertising business is same like body without soul 

The standards of promoting. Promoting includes a scope of procedures worried with discovering what customers need and afterwards giving it to them. This includes four key components, which are alluded to as the 4Ps.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Vivek v.Mashru aka Sub-Inspector vivek is back in CID - About Vivek v.Mashru - Gossip

At the time when Vivek v.Mashru going to left CID “Many of you might have seen it on FB or heard of it from other sources. I am as shocked and upset as you all. While we wish this isn't true, we must accept the fact that he is leaving” this was the response from the audience and lovers.
But Now!!!





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Thinking in C++ Volume 2 2nd Edition - Free Download

Thinking in C++ is a book that allows you to think deep as you can and tells you the different ways to solve difficult problems. It has two volumes of 2nd edition and this is Second Volume.








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Friday, October 18, 2013

Fastest Internet!!! Conversion from Wi-Fi to Li-Fi - China Research

Forget Wi-Fi there will be soon a device with led light bulb that emit light which helps you to run internet on your devices that is Li-Fi. This is true read the following research done by china.


Read in English: 
China: Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics of the Chinese Academy of Science has invented a Li-Fi device which will replace Wi-Fi soon.
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Thursday, October 17, 2013

WAAR (2013) - Biggest Lollywood (Pakistani) Movie - Review

The much-awaited Pakistani movie “Waar” took unexpectedly long time to make it to the big screen is now on air and it allotted 35 screens all around Pakistan. Movie is based not on traditional romance or household stuff, but is about Real Action, authentic measures, counter-terrorism, apprehension and dread which portray the eminent work as per done in Hollywood.

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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

How to improve your speaking voice - 10 Tips to improve your speaking voice


10 Tips to Improve Your Speaking Voice
Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech.” - Martin Farquhar Tupper
One of the most important components of public speaking is the sound of your voice. It influences the impact of your message, and might even make or break the success of your speech. Fortunately, for many people, good voice quality can be learned.

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Alternate of Internet Download Manager - Alternate Software


We have mostly installed cracked version of IDM. Sometimes it been well and sometimes it make us angry by its download. But no doubt it has more download accelerator than formal and browsers downloader. And its features such as grabber from which we can download all HTML files of entire website.
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Monday, September 16, 2013

Thomas Calculus - Solution Manual 11e - Free Download

Solution Manual of Thomas Calculus helps you to see and match the result of different types of question related to integration, differentiation, graph, area under the graphs and much more that you have done.

It contains the solutions to all problems stated in Thomas Calculus. You can get help with your homework and assignments.

Sorted out to compare to the content, the Student Outlines by Joseph Borsellino and Patricia Nelson strengthen imperative ideas and give a blueprint of the vital themes, hypotheses, and definitions, and additionally ponder tips and extra practice issues. Section Two compares to parts 11-16 of Thomas' Calculus, Early Transcendentals, Eleventh Edition.


 
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CEL (UMT Lahore) - English Grammar Book - Free Download

CEL English Grammar has been taught in UMT Lahore Pakistan, under the supervision of CEL (Center for the English Language). It has been covered all English courses that have been taught in University like Basic English, English I, English II, English III and English for Engineers. 







Focus of English Language (CEL) set up at UMT 

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Dr Hasan Sohaib Murad, Rector UMT, has built up the Center of English Language (CEL) with impact from July 01, 2010. Naveed Alam, Associate Professor, has been named as Director CEL for a time of 03 years with impact from July 01, 2010 subject to the endorsement of the Board of Governors.
The above book is especially designed for the students of CEL (Center for English Language) i.e. Basic English, English One, English Two and English Three
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Saturday, September 14, 2013

First Pakistani Movie Nominated for Oscar Award - Zinda Bhaag

Pakistani Movie Zinda Bhaag has been nominated for Oscar Award. Besides that Josh and Chambaili also nominated but there are more chances to that Zinda Bhaag would get Oscar Award.  

Zinda Bhaag was 2013, Punjabi-Urdu movie Co-Directer by Meenu and Farjad and Produced by Mazhar. Basically, the film focused on the issue of illegal migration which involves dangerous methods of migrating from one to another country and deaths occur during this process.







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Friday, September 13, 2013

Computer Fundamentals - Slides - P.K. Sinha - Free Download

To concentrate a book you require a companion or instructor to brief the entire section to realise what has been composed in that comparatively to understand the book "Computer Fundamentals" by P.K. Sinha you require some helping books or notes to study along these lines, download the slides and appreciate the key idea of Computer.



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Thursday, September 12, 2013

Computer Vision Assignment Report (Part 1)- Fundamental Image Peocessing


SE456 Computer Vision

Assignment # 1



:Submitted On
Tuesday, September 10, 2013


Question 1


Write a matlab code to read the files (owl.pgm and mecca06.pgm) and write these
files with the following names.
owl.pgm should be written as owl_Out.pgm
mecca06.pgm should be written as mecca06_Out.pgm

Code

im1 = imread('D:\Users\Aadil\Desktop\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('D:\Users\Aadil\Desktop\Images\mecca06.pgm');
figure(1);
imshow(im1);

figure(2);
imshow(im2)

imwrite(im1,'D:\Users\Aadil\Desktop\Images\owl_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'D:\Users\Aadil\Desktop\Images\mecca06_Out.pgm');


Description of Code


I just read the images form desktop and write them again on Desktop destination folder and I also put a code to show them to see that images are correctly loaded or not.


Result


My above code just read the images and save them with different name on desktop folder.

Input Images


 
















Output Image


















Question 2

Write a matlab program that do the following:

  • a)     Reads the files (owl.pgm and mecca06.pgm) in a matrix m1, m2, m3 etc.
  • b)     Add 50 to each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.,) using for loop. If pixel value (after adding 50) becomes greater than 255, then assign 255 to that pixel value. Save the matrix in a files (owl_IntensityInc50_Out.pgm, mecca06_IntensityInc50_Out.pgm)
  • c)     Take the logarithm (log) of base 10 of each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.)

  • and save the matrices in the files (owl_Log_Out.pgm, mecca06_Log_Out.pgm)

Write a matlab program that do the following:
Add 20 to each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.,) using for loop and save it as
owl_Intensity20_Out.pgm and mecca_Intensity20_Out.pgm.

Add 40 to each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.,) using for loop and save it as
owl_Intensity40_Out.pgm and mecca_Intensity40_Out.pgm.

Add 60 to each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.,) using for loop and save it as
owl_Intensity60_Out.pgm and mecca_Intensity60_Out.pgm.

Add 80 to each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.,) using for loop and save it as
owl_Intensity80_Out.pgm and mecca_Intensity80_Out.pgm.

Add 100 to each pixel of the matrix (m1, m2 etc.,) using for loop and save it as
owl_Intensity100_Out.pgm and mecca_Intensity100_Out.pgm.
  • d)     Repeat part b and part c without using for loop


Code


%Part A -------------------------------------------------------------------
% read and write both pgm images
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

[r1 c1] = size(im1);
[r2 c2] = size(im2);

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Out.pgm');

%part B -------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 50 in both pgm images
for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = im1(i,j) + 50;
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = im2(i,j) + 50;
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_IntensityInc50_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_IntensityInc50_Out.pgm');

%part C -------------------------------------------------------------------
% take log of each pixel of each pgm image
for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = 30 * log10(double(im1(i,j)));
        im1(i,j) = uint8(im1(i,j));
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = 30 * log10(double(im2(i,j)));
        im2(i,j) = uint8(im2(i,j));
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Log_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Log_Out.pgm');

%part D -------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 20
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = im1(i,j) + 20;
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = im2(i,j) + 20;
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Intensity20_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Intensity20_Out.pgm');

%--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 40
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = im1(i,j) + 40;
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = im2(i,j) + 40;
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Intensity40_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Intensity40_Out.pgm');

%--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 60
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = im1(i,j) + 60;
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = im2(i,j) + 60;
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Intensity60_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Intensity60_Out.pgm');

%--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 80
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = im1(i,j) + 80;
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = im2(i,j) + 80;
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Intensity80_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Intensity80_Out.pgm');

%--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 100
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

for i = 1 : r1
for j = 1 : c1
        im1(i,j) = im1(i,j) + 100;
end
end

for i = 1 : r2
for j = 1 : c2
        im2(i,j) = im2(i,j) + 100;
end
end

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Intensity100_Out.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Intensity100_Out.pgm');

%part E -------------------------------------------------------------------
% add 50 in both pgm images (part B without using for loop)
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

imA = im1 + 50;
imB = im2 + 50;

figure
imshow(imA);
figure
imshow(imB);

imwrite(imA,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_IntensityInc50_Out_without_loop.pgm');
imwrite(imB,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_IntensityInc50_Out_without_loop.pgm');

%--------------------------------------------------------------------------
% take log of each pixel of each pgm image (part C without using for loop)
im1 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\owl.pgm');
im2 = imread('Z:\CV\Images\mecca06.pgm');

im1 = log10(double(im1));
im2 = log10(double(im2));

figure
imshow(im1);
figure
imshow(im2);

imwrite(im1,'Z:\CV\output images\owl_Log_Out_without_loop.pgm');
imwrite(im2,'Z:\CV\output images\mecca06_Log_Out_without_loop.pgm');



Description of Code


First of all just read the images from my drive and perform different task.
Special Description:I read both images in each part because of error deduction. And i use the code to show image.

a)     I just read the images in rows and columns and save into the matrix. I also use the imshow()keyword to show the images.

b)     I have the rows and columns of each image that I have done in part (a). I just add 50 on each pixel usingfor loopand display on screen and save them with the name that has been given in question.

c)     In next part as we already have the rows and columns I just use for loop and apply log10 on each pixel and save the output image with different name. Logic:using double because Log2 and Log10 does not support uint8 format it only support double so we take double. Actually our image is uint8 so after taking log we again convert into uint8. And then i save them using new name.

d)     Part (D) is all about Part (B). I have just added 20 instead of 50 using for loop.
 Next we add 40 then 60 then 80 and last 100. So our output image will brighten and brighten.

e)     Now we have to implement part (b) without using for loop so in this part i have just increase 50 in image and save it with different name.

f)       In this part i just implement part (c) again now without using for loop. In this part i am using same technique: first i convert into double then take log of whole pic then save it with different name.

Result


a)     It just save the image using different name

b)     It just adds 50 in each pixel using for loop so my output image become brighten. The condition that has been given in question that make 255 if cost of any pixel become greater than 255. So, MATLAB automatically make the pixel cost 255 if it exceed.

c)     After taking a log10 each pixel become low so our image will be looking like following as given in output image section.

d)     In this part as we add 40, 60, 80 and 100. My outputs become brightens and brighten.

e)     In this part my output become brighten as i add 50 in each pixel.


f)       As i apply log10my images become whiten only high intensity black cover has been shown.





Input Images:


















Output Image:

Part A output images (Output as it is)


















Part B output images (Add 50 each pixel)
 


Part C output images (Taking log10)















Part D output images (Adding 20, 40, 60, 100)



Part E output images (Adding 50 Without for loop)

















Part F output images (using log10 Without for loop)

















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