Examples of Sensor

avrora.sim.platform.sensors.Sensor
The Sensor class represents a sensor device that contains a reference to the SensorData instance feeding data to the device. @author Ben L. Titzer
ca.teamdave.caruso.sensor.Sensor
A closure object which connects the sensor input from the imeplementation of abstract robot to the rest of Caruso and the Controller implementation. @author leigh
com.epam.llpd.greenhouse.sensor.Sensor
@author Pavel
com.openhouseautomation.model.Sensor
A class representing a sensor device. @author jfmontesdeoca@google.com (Jose Montes de Oca)
components.features.sensor.Sensor
Esta clase representa un sensor.

Esta clase no puede ser instanciada (necesariamente, deber� extenderse).
fr.soleil.lib.flyscan.model.parsing.configuration.fsobject.actor.Sensor
javax.media.j3d.Sensor
The Sensor Class encapsulates an object that provides real-time data. Examples include six-degree-of-freedom tracking, a joystick, or a data file being read back during a program. A sensor must be used in conjuction with an implementation of the InputDevice interface.
The Sensor object provides an abstract concept of a hardware input device. A Sensor consists of a timestamped sequence of input values and the state of buttons or switches at the time that Java 3D sampled the value. A sensor also contains a hotspot offset specified in the sensor's local coordinate system. If not specified, the hotspot is (0.0, 0.0, 0.0).
Since a typical hardware environment may contain multiple sensing elements, Java 3D maintains an array of sensors. Users can access a sensor directly from their Java code or they can assign a sensor to one of Java 3D's predefined 6DOF entities, such as UserHead.
Using a sensor is as easy as accessing an object. Write your Java code to extract the associated sensor value from the array of sensors. You can then directly apply that value to an element in a scene graph or process the sensor values in whatever way necessary.
Java 3D includes three special six-degrees-of-freedom (6DOF) entities. These include UserHead, DominantHand, and NondominantHand. You can assign or change which sensor drives one of these predefined entities. Java 3D uses the specified sensor to drive the 6DOF entity - most visibly the View.
Java 3D does not provide raw tracker or joystick-generated data in a sensor. At a minimum, Java 3D normalizes the raw data using the registration and calibration parameters either provided by or provided for the end user. It additionally may filter and process the data to remove noise and improve latency. The application programmer can suppress this latter effect on a sensor-by-sensor basis.
@see SensorRead
megamek.common.Sensor
This class will hold all the information about a particular active sensor, including its rolls
org.apache.kafka.common.metrics.Sensor
A sensor applies a continuous sequence of numerical values to a set of associated metrics. For example a sensor on message size would record a sequence of message sizes using the {@link #record(double)} api and would maintain a setof metrics about request sizes such as the average or max.
org.drools.Sensor
org.drools.compiler.Sensor
org.sonar.api.batch.Sensor

A Sensor is invoked once during the analysis of a project. The sensor can parse a flat file, connect to a web server... Sensor are generally used to add measure at the lowest level of the resource tree. A sensor can access and save measures on the whole tree of resources.

For example the Cobertura Sensor parses Cobertura report and saves the first-level of measures on resources.

A particular attention should be given to resource exclusion. Sonar already manages exclusions at file level : if you try to save a measure on a resource that is excluded in the settings, then Sonar will not save the measure. When handling a plugin or an external tool, you should make sure that exclusions are passed if you are going to get back consolidated data.
@since 1.10
org.tehuti.metrics.Sensor

Examples of org.drools.compiler.Sensor

        final List list = new ArrayList();
        workingMemory.setGlobal( "events",
                                 list );


        // asserting the sensor object
        final Sensor sensor = new Sensor( 150,
                                          100 );
        FactHandle sensorHandle = workingMemory.insert( sensor );


        workingMemory.fireAllRules();
        workingMemory = getSerialisedStatefulSession( workingMemory );
        
        // alarm must sound
        assertEquals( 2,
                      list.size() );
        assertEquals( 2,
                      IteratorToList.convert( workingMemory.iterateObjects() ).size() );


        // modifying sensor
        sensor.setTemperature( 125 );
        sensorHandle = getFactHandle( sensorHandle, workingMemory );
        workingMemory.update( sensorHandle,
                              sensor );
        workingMemory = getSerialisedStatefulSession( workingMemory );
        workingMemory.fireAllRules();
        workingMemory = getSerialisedStatefulSession( workingMemory );


        // alarm must continue to sound
        assertEquals( 3,
                      list.size() );
        assertEquals( 2,
                      IteratorToList.convert( workingMemory.iterateObjects() ).size() );


        // modifying sensor
        sensor.setTemperature( 80 );
        sensorHandle = getFactHandle( sensorHandle, workingMemory );
        workingMemory.update( sensorHandle,
                              sensor );
        workingMemory = getSerialisedStatefulSession( workingMemory );
        workingMemory.fireAllRules();

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Examples of org.drools.compiler.Sensor

        KnowledgeBase kbase = getKnowledgeBase();
        kbase.addKnowledgePackages( pkgs );
        kbase = SerializationHelper.serializeObject(kbase);
        StatefulKnowledgeSession session = createKnowledgeSession(kbase);


        Sensor sensor1 = new Sensor( 100,
                                     0 );
        FactHandle sensor1Handle = session.insert( sensor1 );
        Sensor sensor2 = new Sensor( 200,
                                     0 );
        FactHandle sensor2Handle = session.insert( sensor2 );
        Sensor sensor3 = new Sensor( 200,
                                     0 );
        FactHandle sensor3Handle = session.insert( sensor3 );


        session.fireAllRules();

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Examples of org.drools.compiler.Sensor

        ksession2.addEventListener( ael2 );


        // -------------
        // first, check the non-serialized session
        // -------------
        ksession1.insert( new Sensor( 10,
                                      10 ) );
        ksession1.fireAllRules();


        ArgumentCaptor<AfterMatchFiredEvent> aafe1 = ArgumentCaptor.forClass( AfterMatchFiredEvent.class );
        verify( ael1,
                times( 1 ) ).afterMatchFired(aafe1.capture());
        List<AfterMatchFiredEvent> events1 = aafe1.getAllValues();
        assertThat( events1.get( 0 ).getMatch().getDeclarationValue( "$avg" ),
                    is( (Object) 10 ) );


        ksession1.insert( new Sensor( 20,
                                      20 ) );
        ksession1.fireAllRules();
        verify( ael1,
                times( 2 ) ).afterMatchFired(aafe1.capture());
        assertThat( events1.get( 1 ).getMatch().getDeclarationValue( "$avg" ),
                    is( (Object) 15 ) );
        ksession1.insert( new Sensor( 30,
                                      30 ) );
        ksession1.fireAllRules();
        verify( ael1,
                times( 3 ) ).afterMatchFired(aafe1.capture());
        assertThat( events1.get( 2 ).getMatch().getDeclarationValue( "$avg" ),
                    is( (Object) 25 ) );


        ksession1.dispose();


        // -------------
        // now we check the serialized session
        // -------------
        ArgumentCaptor<AfterMatchFiredEvent> aafe2 = ArgumentCaptor.forClass( AfterMatchFiredEvent.class );


        ksession2.insert( new Sensor( 10,
                                      10 ) );
        ksession2.fireAllRules();
        verify( ael2,
                times( 1 ) ).afterMatchFired(aafe2.capture());
        List<AfterMatchFiredEvent> events2 = aafe2.getAllValues();
        assertThat( events2.get( 0 ).getMatch().getDeclarationValue( "$avg" ),
                    is( (Object) 10 ) );


        ksession2.insert( new Sensor( 20,
                                      20 ) );
        ksession2.fireAllRules();
        verify( ael2,
                times( 2 ) ).afterMatchFired(aafe2.capture());
        assertThat( events2.get( 1 ).getMatch().getDeclarationValue( "$avg" ),
                    is( (Object) 15 ) );


        ksession2.insert( new Sensor( 30,
                                      30 ) );
        ksession2.fireAllRules();
        verify( ael2,
                times( 3 ) ).afterMatchFired(aafe2.capture());
        assertThat( events2.get( 2 ).getMatch().getDeclarationValue( "$avg" ),

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Examples of org.drools.compiler.Sensor


        final List list = new ArrayList();
        ksession.setGlobal( "events", list );


        // asserting the sensor object
        final Sensor sensor = new Sensor( 150, 100 );
        FactHandle sensorHandle = ksession.insert( sensor );


        ksession.fireAllRules();
        ksession = SerializationHelper.getSerialisedStatefulKnowledgeSession( ksession, true );
        
        // alarm must sound
        assertEquals( 2,
                      list.size() );
        assertEquals(2,
                     ksession.getObjects().size());


        // modifying sensor
        sensor.setTemperature( 125 );
        sensorHandle = getFactHandle( sensorHandle, ksession );
        ksession.update( sensorHandle,
                              sensor );
        ksession = SerializationHelper.getSerialisedStatefulKnowledgeSession(ksession, true);
        ksession.fireAllRules();
        ksession = SerializationHelper.getSerialisedStatefulKnowledgeSession(ksession, true);


        // alarm must continue to sound
        assertEquals( 3,
                      list.size() );
        assertEquals( 2,
                      ksession.getObjects().size() );


        // modifying sensor
        sensor.setTemperature( 80 );
        sensorHandle = getFactHandle( sensorHandle, ksession );
        ksession.update( sensorHandle,
                              sensor );
        ksession = SerializationHelper.getSerialisedStatefulKnowledgeSession(ksession, true);
        ksession.fireAllRules();

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Examples of org.drools.compiler.Sensor

        KnowledgeBase kbase = getKnowledgeBase();
        kbase.addKnowledgePackages( pkgs );
        kbase = SerializationHelper.serializeObject(kbase);
        StatefulKnowledgeSession session = createKnowledgeSession(kbase);


        Sensor sensor1 = new Sensor( 100,
                                     0 );
        FactHandle sensor1Handle = session.insert( sensor1 );
        Sensor sensor2 = new Sensor( 200,
                                     0 );
        FactHandle sensor2Handle = session.insert( sensor2 );
        Sensor sensor3 = new Sensor( 200,
                                     0 );
        FactHandle sensor3Handle = session.insert( sensor3 );


        session.fireAllRules();

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Examples of org.sonar.api.batch.Sensor

    return new BatchExtensionDictionnary(iocContainer, mock(SensorContext.class), mock(AnalyzerOptimizer.class));
  }


  @Test
  public void testGetFilteredExtensionWithExtensionMatcher() {
    final Sensor sensor1 = new FakeSensor(), sensor2 = new FakeSensor();


    BatchExtensionDictionnary selector = newSelector(sensor1, sensor2);
    Collection<Sensor> sensors = selector.select(Sensor.class, null, true, new ExtensionMatcher() {
      @Override
      public boolean accept(Object extension) {

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Examples of org.tehuti.metrics.Sensor

                this.emptyResponseKeysSensor.add(emptyResponseKeysSensorName + ".sampled-total", new SampledTotal());


        // Key and Value Bytes Sensor


        String keyAndValueBytesSensorName= name + ".key-and-value-bytes";
        Sensor keyAndValueBytesSensor = metricsRepository.sensor(keyAndValueBytesSensorName, metricConfig);
        this.requestThroughputInBytes =
                keyAndValueBytesSensor.add(keyAndValueBytesSensorName + ".bytes-throughput", new Rate());
        valueBytesParentSensors[amountOfParentSensors] = keyAndValueBytesSensor;
        keyBytesParentSensors[amountOfParentSensors] = keyAndValueBytesSensor;


        // Value Bytes Sensor

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