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# Tensorflow 0.9 with gpu support (installing cuda drivers and cudnn lib) for python3 with numpy, matplotlib and sklearn installed

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# Add repos for cmake and gcc

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 // transform (x,y) to 1D 
 // where x - colomn, y - row (for CV applications or picture filtering)
 //this.x = picture.width();
    private int p(int x, int y) {
        return y * this.x + x + 1;
    }

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joz = @(k) k+1;
>> joz(1)

ans =

     2

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It depends on how you integrate with Eclipse. 
If you use Gradle's 'apply plugin: eclipse', run 'gradle cleanEclipse eclipse'. 
If you use the STS Gradle plugin, right-click the project and choose 'Gradle - Refresh Dependencies'.

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enum Direction {
        VERTICAL {
            public Direction opposite() {
                return HORIZONTAL;
            }
        },
        HORIZONTAL {
            public Direction opposite() {
                return VERTICAL;
            }