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ADAPT-Builder includes many options for integration with other programs and between ADAPT-Builder models. Share level definitions, component geometry, material properties, loading, etc. between ADAPT-Builder models using the INP file. Integrate full Revit models to and from ADAPT-Builder. Quickly create geometry by importing a DWG/DXF file. Import loads into ADAPT-Builder from an Excel file or directly import RISA-3D reactions.

The system demo must occur within the time bounds of the following iteration. ARTs must make all the necessary investments to allow the system demo to happen in a timely cadence. A lagging system demo is often an indicator of larger problems within the ART, such as continuous integration maturity or System Team capacity.

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Continuous integration validated by the system demo contributes to the ability of the enterprise to achieve faster time-to-market through a more continuous flow of value to its customers as outlined in the Agile Product Delivery competency.

Any DiGiCo SD or Quantum range console can integrate with any KLANG processor for a fully streamlined workflow. It allows to control all KLANG mix parameters from the console and KLANG mix parameters are stored and recall with the powerful DiGiCo snapshot management. Faders on the console can control the KLANG levels and rotaries as well as the KLANG GUI on the console allow to adjust 3D panning, mute, solo and more.

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There are also flexible third party converters from OSC to OSC or MIDI to OSC available, such as OSCulator. In this way, mixing console commands like snapshot recall or fader comnands can be converted. Additionally, tools like touchOSC can be used to design specific graphic interfaces if required.

I'd like to perform a numerical integration in one dimension, where the integrand is vector-valued. integrate() only allows scalar integrands, thus I would need to call it several times. The cubature package seems well suited, but it seems to perform quite poorly for 1D integrals. Consider the following example (scalar-valued integrand and 1D integration),

Somehow, adaptIntegrate seems to be using many more function evaluations for a similar precision. Both methods apparently use Gauss-Kronrod quadrature (1D case: 15-point Gaussian quadrature rule), though ?integrate adds a "Wynn's Epsilon algorithm". Would that explain the large timing difference?

I tried to test this with your example function, and in such a simple case I couldn't get all the algorithms to work (although I didn't try really hard), and few methods I did get to work were considerably slower than adaptIntegrate with default setting, but perhaps in your true application this package could be worth of trying.

Choose Lambda function if your API will be integrated with a Lambda function. At the API level, this is an AWS integration type if you create a non-proxy integration, or an AWS_PROXY integration type if you create a proxy integration.

Choose AWS service if your API will be integrated directly with an AWS service. At the API level, this is the AWS integration type. The Lambda function option is a special case of the AWS integration for invoking a Lambda function.

Choose Mock if you want API Gateway to act as your backend to return static responses. At the API level, this is the MOCK integration type. Typically, you can use the MOCK integration when your API is not yet final, but you want to generate API responses to unblock dependent teams for testing. For the OPTION method, API Gateway sets the MOCK integration as default to return CORS-enabling headers for the applied API resource. If you choose this option, skip the rest of the instructions in this topic and see Set up mock integrations in API Gateway.

To create the IAM role, you can adapt the instructions in Step 1: Create the AWS service proxy execution role. Specify an access policy of the following format, with the desired number of action and resource statements:

Amazon API Gateway Lambda proxy integration is a simple, powerful, and nimble mechanism to build an API with a setup of a single API method. The Lambda proxy integration allows the client to call a single Lambda function in the backend. The function accesses many resources or features of other AWS services, including calling other Lambda functions.

In Lambda proxy integration, when a client submits an API request, API Gateway passes to the integrated Lambda function an event object, except that the order of the request parameters is not preserved. This request data includes the request headers, query string parameters, URL path variables, payload, and API configuration data. The configuration data can include current deployment stage name, stage variables, user identity, or authorization context (if any). The backend Lambda function parses the incoming request data to determine the response that it returns. For API Gateway to pass the Lambda output as the API response to the client, the Lambda function must return the result in this format.

Because API Gateway doesn't intervene very much between the client and the backend Lambda function for the Lambda proxy integration, the client and the integrated Lambda function can adapt to changes in each other without breaking the existing integration setup of the API. To enable this, the client must follow application protocols enacted by the backend Lambda function.

You can set up a Lambda proxy integration for any API method. But a Lambda proxy integration is more potent when it is configured for an API method involving a generic proxy resource. The generic proxy resource can be denoted by a special templated path variable of {proxy+}, the catch-all ANY method placeholder, or both. The client can pass the input to the backend Lambda function in the incoming request as request parameters or applicable payload. The request parameters include headers, URL path variables, query string parameters, and the applicable payload. The integrated Lambda function verifies all of the input sources before processing the request and responding to the client with meaningful error messages if any of the required input is missing.

Proxy integration requires that the client have more detailed knowledge of the backend requirements. Therefore, to ensure optimal app performance and user experience, the backend developer must communicate clearly to the client developer the requirements of the backend, and provide a robust error feedback mechanism when the requirements are not met.

API Gateway supports multiple headers and query string parameters that have the same name. Multi-value headers as well as single-value headers and parameters can be combined in the same requests and responses. For more information, see Input format of a Lambda function for proxy integration and Output format of a Lambda function for proxy integration.

To set up a proxy resource with the Lambda proxy integration type, create an API resource with a greedy path parameter (for example, /parent/{proxy+}) and integrate this resource with a Lambda function backend (for example, arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:123456789012:function:SimpleLambda4ProxyResource) on the ANY method. The greedy path parameter must be at the end of the API resource path. As with a non-proxy resource, you can set up the proxy resource by using the API Gateway console, importing an OpenAPI definition file, or calling the API Gateway REST API directly.

In Lambda proxy integration, at run time, API Gateway maps an incoming request into the input event parameter of the Lambda function. The input includes the request method, path, headers, any query string parameters, any payload, associated context, and any defined stage variables. The input format is explained in Input format of a Lambda function for proxy integration. For API Gateway to map the Lambda output to HTTP responses successfully, the Lambda function must output the result in the format described in Output format of a Lambda function for proxy integration. 006ab0faaa