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called F and g equivalent.Set G and F are two function-dependent sets, and the necessary and sufficient conditions for the equivalence of F and G areF contained in g+ and G contained in f+The process of decomposing a relational pattern of a "low" rank into several "high" hierarchies is called pattern decomposition.The method of pattern decomposition is not unique.The goal of relational pattern decomposition: "Non-destructive connectivity" and "functional dependency persistence"The so-called "lo

;/** * * * @author 林计钦 * @version 1.0 201 3-7-25 am 10:33:37 */public class Locktest {public static void main (string[] args) {locktest test = new Locktes T (); Create a concurrent access account MyCount MyCount = test.new MyCount ("95599200901215522", 10000); Create a Lock object lock lock = new Reentrantlock (); Create a thread pool executorservice pool = Executors.newcachedthreadpool (); Create some concurrent access users, a credit card, save, take the take

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If there are two identical IDs of the same type object in Hibernate session, the modification will fail with error: A different object with the same identifier value were alreadySolution:Use merge ()The following scenario:User u = dao.getuser (...);User U2 = ...;U2.setid (U.getid ()); In this session, there are two objects of the same ID.Dao.update (U2); There's

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To sort the list, you can let the entity object implement the comparable interface , and override the CompareTo method to sort by an attribute, but this is a single way to sort by a fixed attribute, without change. By following this method, you can dynamically specify that the list is sorted by one of the attributes, the example is simple, see the code to understand.　　Importjava.util.ArrayList;Importjava.util.Collections;ImportJava.util.Comparator;Importjava.util.List; Public classtestcollection

use a variety of methods to measure the similarity of two user preferences, such as the cosine similarity, Pearson Similarity, and so on, here is only a brief introduction:cosine similarity:　　the cos (U1,U2) indicates the similarity between user U1 and user U2;R is the evaluation matrix, Ru1,y represents the user u1 the music y score, ru2,y represents the user U2