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只要一行指令!FFmpeg應用開發完全攻略

為了解決google go的問題，作者殷汶杰 這樣論述：

　　★FFmpeg 繁體中文全球第 1 本 　　★最完整 Know-How 與應用開發完全攻略！   　　【Video Makers 經常遇到的困難】： 　　「常常到處找工具網站，整個 PC 中充滿了各種僅支援單一功能的軟體」 　　「檢舉魔人 —— 常常需要剪接行車記錄器的檔案」 　　「TikTok 的玩家 —— 常常要修改短影音」 　　「YouTuber —— 更需要強大的剪片軟體」   　　►►►【FFmpeg】就是 Video Makers 的救星！ 　　FFmpeg 一行指令就能做到影音的轉檔、合併、分割、擷取、下載、串流存檔，你沒有看錯，一行指令就可以搞定上面所有的工作！連早期的

YouTube 都靠 FFmpeg，因此你需要一本輕鬆上手的 FFmpeg 指南！   　　Ch01-06 影音技術的基礎知識 　　講解影音編碼與解碼標準、媒體容器的封裝格式、網路流媒體協定簡介   　　Ch07-09 命令列工具 FFmpeg／FFprobe／FFplay 的使用方法 　　解析命令列工具在建立測試環境、建構測試用例、排查系統 Bug 時常常發揮重要作用 → 掌握 FFmpeg 命令列工具的使用方法，就能在實際工作中有效提升工作效率！   　　Ch10-15 FFmpegSDK 編解碼的使用方法／封裝與解封裝／媒體資訊編輯 　　實際的企業影音 project 中，通常呼叫 F

Fmpeg 相關的 API 而非使用命令列工具的方式實現最基本的功能，因此該部分內容具有較強的實踐意義，推薦所有讀者閱讀並多加實踐。本部分的程式碼來自於 FFmpeg官方範例程式碼，由筆者精心改編，穩定性高，且更易於理解。   本書特色   　　►►► 從影音原理解析到 FFmpeg 應用開發，邁向影音開發達人之路！ 　　● 從原理說起，讓你先對影音資料有最完整的認識 　　● 了解組成影音的像素／顏色／位元深寬度／解析度／H.264／H.265 　　● MP3／AAC／FLV／MP4／AVI／MPEG…等數不完的格式分析介紹  　　● 串流媒體網路原理詳解：ISO → TCP/IP → Str

eaming 　　● 了解組成影音的取樣率／波長／頻率／位元數／音色 　　● FFplay／FFprobe／FFmpeg：一行指令就搞定轉檔、剪接、合併、截圖、編碼 　　● CPU/GPU硬解軟解原理以及濾鏡的介紹  　　● NGINX 的 RTMP／HLS／HTTP-FLV 串流媒體伺服器 　　● 完整的 FFmpeg SDK 在各種語言中的應用及程式範例 　　● FFmpeg SDK 完成音訊、影片的編解碼、打包拆包、濾鏡、採樣 　　● 範例 code 超值下載：deepmind.com.tw

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結構賦權對知識型員工敬業度之探討：以工作彈性為中介變項

為了解決google go的問題，作者吳玫樺 這樣論述：

在知識經濟的時代，知識型員工已成為企業重要的人力資本。隨著員工多樣性的迅速變化，全球的工作性質、工作分配和工作完成方式的變化，組織因應市場變化所賦予員工的職責或任務，將需要有更高的賦權與工作彈性，以確保員工敬業度。透過賦權使知識型員工從組織獲得必要的資源，員工在工作上得以獲得更高的自主性和掌控權，並提升其心理動機來達成工作任務。賦權亦與積極的組織成果有關，包括員工敬業度、減輕工作壓力及工作倦怠。為顧及不同員工的需求，組織提供愈來愈多彈性管理措施。彈性的工作安排亦使成員愈能發展出自我效能，以達成組織的共同目標。本研究採問卷調查法，以便利抽樣方式，研究對象為組織核心價值或文化具「結構賦權」概念，

且在其中從事知識型工作的員工，回收有效問卷共394份。本研究經由統計分析後發現：(1) 結構賦權對員工敬業度具顯著正向影響；(2) 結構賦權對工作彈性具顯著正向影響；(3) 工作彈性對員工敬業度具顯著正向影響；(4) 工作彈性會部分中介結構賦權對員工敬業度的影響。實務建議上，針對知識型員工的心理需求特徵，實現其較強的自我實現及職能發展動機，員工將依其對組織的心理感知，產生積極行為的回應。而工作資源帶來的自主權和社會支持將引發激勵，將促進更高水平的員工敬業度。綜上所述為本研究結論及管理實務上的建議。

The Gospel of Wellness: Gyms, Gurus, Goop, and the False Promise of Self-Care

為了解決google go的問題，作者Raphael, Rina 這樣論述：

Journalist Rina Raphael looks at the explosion of the wellness industry: how it stems from legitimate complaints, how seductive marketing targets hopeful consumers-and why women are opening up their wallets like never before.Rina Raphael has been there. She’s bought cases of kombucha, she’s paid ＄45

for an exercise class, she’s sprinkled mushroom ＂superpowder＂ in her coffee, she’s gone on luxury mindfulness retreats, and she’s hung out with Hollywood’s crystal healers. . . . She’s a respected journalist who has specialized in health and wellness, so she should know better right? Yes. And No. Y

ou see Raphael was once a wellness junkie. Like millions of other women out there, she held out hope that clean eating or the newest strength training class would give her the salvation she sought. Why? Because the modern American woman has been sold a bum deal. In their male dominated workplace, st

ress levels for women are 1.5 times higher than for men. They then venture home, only to be confronted by ＂the second shift.＂ Just how bad is it? Google searches for ＂self care＂ are at an all-time high. Dentists have seen an uptick in angry women grinding their teeth at night. What have women been s

old as coping mechanisms? Meditation apps, ＂detoxes＂, manifestation gurus--things that only a few years ago might have been considered fringe that are now mainstream. But deep within the underbelly of self-care--hidden beneath layers of clever marketing--the wellness industry beckons women with a fa

r stronger, more seductive message. It promises women the one thing they desperately desire: control. They are told they can manage the chaos ruling their life by following a laid-out plan: Eat right, exercise, meditate, then buy all this stuff. This mass consumerism is a metaphor for harnessing eve

rything that feels untenable in their life. Wellness isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s become something much more. It’s something to believe in. Which is why wellness is increasingly adopting patterns similar to religion. The desire to be healthy is anything but new. But what we’re witnessing today is co

mpletely unlike its predecessors. Wellness, in its current form, is almost an obsession for the American woman. What’s the reason everyone is guzzling kombucha and taking to aromatherapy now? Why do women feel the weight of the world when they go to the grocery store and choose conventional over the

hefty priced organic produce for their families? Why, in this moment, do we find ourselves at what seems to be the peak of alternative health practices? To quote Gwyneth Paltrow at a recent Goop summit, ＂Why do we all not feel well?＂ The Gospel of Wellness will examine how and why American women we

re led down this costly kale-covered path. Part investigative report, part sociological analysis, part personal account, this book will dive deep into this booming movement, bringing the reader inside the sprawling landscape of wellness and introducing them to its many trends and blind spots. Blendi

ng traditional reporting, first-person narrative, and social critique, Rina Raphael will guide readers through a journey of the modern American woman and why she’s so dissatisfied with the status quo. Wellness did not sprout in a vacuum: it’s a reaction to trends building over decades. Women are sea

rching for meaning, purpose, community, and certainty--and trying to find it in through health practices. But what happens when the cure becomes as bad as the disease? Rina Raphael is a features contributor for Fast Company magazine who specializes in health, wellness, and women’s issues. She has

contributed tothe New York Times, LA Times, CBS, NBC News, Medium’s Elemental, among others. Her wellness industry newsletter, Well To Do, which reaches nearly twenty thousand subscribers, covers trends and news and offers biweekly market analysis. Raphael has spoken on the wellness industry at sev

eral conferences, including SXSW, the Global Wellness Summit, the Self-Care Summit, and the Fast Company Innovation Festival. Previously, she served as a senior producer and lifestyle editor at the Today show, the number one morning show in America, for nearly a decade.

基於深度學習之視覺辨識之除蟲機器人

為了解決google go的問題，作者吳子健 這樣論述：

根據統計，台灣農藥每單位用量，每公頃平均最高曾到十七公斤，居高世界第一位。而農藥用多了，食品內的農藥濃度便會提升，對土壤和人體都會產生嚴重影響。因此近年出現了許多的有機農場，有機農場的要求是不使用人工化學合成農藥丶人工合成肥料等等。但是有機種植的困難多，由其蟲害的問題更是讓農夫十分頭痛。解決蟲害最快的方式是直接用人進行觀察並除蟲。但是近年來台灣的高齡化丶少子化與新冠肺炎(Covid-19)的多重影響下，使勞動力大幅下降。 因此本文提出一種智能除蟲機器人，其結合了人工智能(Artificial intelligence, AI)丶深度攝影機丶自走車丶小型機器手臂與麥克納姆輪等裝置，應用於有機農

場中的自動除蟲機器人。除蟲機器人包括三個系統：視覺系統丶移動機構和驅蟲裝置。其中視覺系統能夠對害蟲辨識，也能夠取得距離。再把害蟲的位置傳給移動機構，機器人便會移動到害蟲的面前。最後使用驅蟲裝置，轉動機器手臂並啟動除蟲器，完成除蟲動作。