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This report summarizes an imported dataset containing tags and groups. The presenter shares that the data includes package names with asterisks replaced, parentheses removed from tags, and content mapped to groups. Users are directed to the MoPad application to obtain login credentials needed to access the imported data.
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Report 140227
- 1. Report 20140227 Presenter: Cheng-Jen Lee (Sol) Email: u10313335 AT citi.sinica.edu.tw This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Taiwan License.
- 2. ● thcts imported (as private datasets) – – – – ● package_name: replace * with _ tags: parentheses removed Mapping content ('類別' in database) to group See the MoPad to get ID/PW Todo – Feb 27, 2014 Description (php files) 2
- 4. 16 groups Feb 27, 2014 33 tags 4
- 5. Example of imported data Feb 27, 2014 5
- 6. Thanks for your attention! Feb 27, 2014 6
- 7. Thanks for your attention! Feb 27, 2014 6
Editor's Notes
- Description: php format Open port 80? When will the meeting be held?