Finalizing visualizations and C++ backend
This week, I continued working on the visualizations for displaying the results of analyses using the plotly.js library. Previously, I have already implemented bar charts for illustrating the percentile scores of each performance record. The bar chart looks fine but I was not very satisfied with it because I feel Read more
Final Testing and Cleaning Up
Week 11, last week I managed to use Wtemplate function inside the template file linking with the information that I needed. I am really excited about this because previously I had problem linking the information into the another function due to some c++ structure and syntax issue. To be more Read more
Flash Mutex check & Firmware OTA update
In last week, bearSSL server in CORS thread and bearSSL client in OTA thread can already run simultaneously except the bitstream download & firmware download part as both of them write to flash memory at different addresses (the board gets rebooted). Therefore, a mutex (mutual exclusion) check is needed to Read more
Syncing data from CRS and CMS, more visualizations
This week, I spent some time working on CRS to implement a new REST API endpoint for exporting data in the form of TSV. This is needed for CAS because the existing export function in CRS does not export any information regarding registrants. Next, I implemented a new class, CRSTSVParser Read more
Programming Is An Art (Second Approach)
This week is already my tenth week at Aeste which means that I have only two more weeks left for this internship. I am still struggling to write the code for the generation of report as “not-hard-coded” as possible. Previously, Dr Shawn suggested me to write a customize function to Read more
Known-key mode of BearSSL
Continue from last week’s progress, I was feeding in hard-coded time data that is valid into bearSSL engine to pass the certificate date verification so that an SSL connection can start. This is definitely not a proper way to obtain the time, I did that just to make sure the Read more
JavaScript Objects
Last week, I have mentioned that triggering the simulation has been done. I could make the modules blink for now. However, the goal now is to simulate every component on its own which is the main purpose of the simulation in the first place. To be able to simulate each Read more
Regression via RInside, incremental import
Last week, I finished implementing the functions for calculating precision and recall values of judge scores. The final set of calculation that I need to implement is the regression of judge scores on categorical factors. First, I grouped up the judge scores according to venue, year, and judge_id. After grouping, Read more