IRIS FLOWER data set in Matlab Tutorial

Step 1 : Download and import data in MS Excel.

1. First go to UCI Machine Learning Repository.
2. download iris.data file from that page, or download it by clicking iris.data here. (You may use right click and then save link as option to save it, if it gets opened in browser instead of getting downloaded)
3. Now open MS Excel.
4. Open the file iris.data in MS Excel by clicking on open and browsing the file.

Add Authors to your Blogger Blog

1) Go to your Blog’s Dashboard from URL

Blogger Dashboard

2) Click on “Settings” in left menu

3) Click on “Basic”

4) Under “Permissions” see heading “Blog Authors”

5) Click on “+ Add Authors”

6) In Box, Write the Email addresses of Persons you want to add as authors

7) Separate each address with comma “,”

8) Click on “Invite Authors”

9) It’s Done

Adding ADMINS to Blogger Blogs

10) After the authors have verified the Email addresses by clicking on the link sent to them, the authors will appear as authors as shown in picture

11) To promote any existing Author as ADMIN, click on author button in front of name of author, and select Admin from drop down menu.

12) It’s Done……..

Hope you Enjoyed it.

Having Trouble??? Feel free to ask in comments below…………

Where's My Phone? Google to Roll Out Find My Android Service

We've all misplaced our phones for a period of time. Maybe it only took a few frightened glances next to the couch or a quick look back at the restaurant table to retrieve it. For some of us, however, the loss was permanent, as our little black and grey finger candies were snapped up by the first person who wandered by. And we spent the rest of the day oscillating between fear and anger.

Run Complete Android 4.0 on your PC

Running certain Android apps on your desktop is nothing new with Bluestacks, but now you can get the whole dang OS running on your PC as a native application thanks to a little program called WindowsAndroid.

Developed by a start-up in Bejing called SocketeQ, WindowsAndroid not only lets you mess with Android apps on your computer, but emulate an entire 4.0 ICS device on there, complete with all the settings and everything else. It's available for download from SocketeQ's site, if you'll give them your email address and—as you should be able to guess—it runs on Windows Vista, 7, and 8 exclusively.

Run Android Apps on Windows PC

Bluestacks has launched an alpha test version of its App Player software, which integrates Android support right into Windows. You can have Android apps on your desktop right now, for free. Any takers? Anyone at all?

We are currently playing Bebbled at 1680x1050 resolution, which is easily one of the more pointless activities we've indulged in this year, but there you go. Installing the 117MB PC appcreates a Windows Gadget on your desktop, which pops out into a listing of available Android apps.

There's no Android Market support within the App Player software itself, but Bluestacks has provided its own Apps Channel as part of the desktop App Player. This opens a web browser with a very limited selection (31 at the moment) of additional apps and games to install to PC.

However, the company has also launched an accompanying app it calls Cloud Connect on the Android Market, which sits on your mobile and lets you send apps to your PC from your phone, using a PIN number to verify connections. That way you can seamlessly send every app currently on your phone to PC.

And it totally works, very well. Now we just need to think of a mobile app we actually want to use on a desktop PC. It shouldn't be this hard, thinking of one? [Bluestacks]