Design, implement, test, and describe a system to identify a stop sign in black-and-white bitmap images.

Design, implement, test, and describe a system to identify a stop sign in black-and-white bitmap images. It is likely that the system will begin with low-level processing such as contrast enhancement and equalization, proceed to edge-detection and line extraction, then attempt to identify the sign shape, which appears exactly once in some of the test images.

Assume that readers of your paper know in general as much as you do, but they don’t know anything about this project. In particular, they have not read this page. Your paper must tell them what you did in the project, and why, and how.

Following the abstract, consider an organization like this for the paper:

Introduction
The Problem
Processing Steps
Implementation
Performance
Discussion
Conclusion
The list of references follows the paper’s text.

What will happen in the next two (2)-three (3) years in the field of hospitality that is of your interest.

In 650-700 words, write what you think will happen in the next two (2)-three (3) years in the field of hospitality that is of your interest.

You must provide reasons in order to back up your claim/reasons.

For example, think about the following:

Will there be a recovery in your area of interest within the field of hospitality?
Will your area of interest go back to normal?
What will be the new normal?
Think about Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.
DO NOT provide any kind of solution or recommendations pertaining to how to solve a problem.

DO NOT discuss any personal and/or strategic plans.

Theseus vs Hercules

You will construct an essay that argues whether Hercules or Theseus is the superior hero.

To write this essay, use the argumentative essay structure:

Engaging introduction with a detailed thesis
Two to three claim body paragraphs, linked with topic sentences and transitional phrases
One counterclaim paragraph that acknowleges the opposition
A rebuttal in the counterclaim or in its own paragraph
A conclusion that restates the thesis and leaves a lasting impression for the reader

Dijkstra map

This is an assignment for an algorithm course in uni. The course focuses on optimizing algorithms. This is a Java project that requires the algorithm to read a file with points that represent places (cities) and what other places they are connected with, then show them as points (vertex) and roads (edges) on an interface. When clicking on a city and any other city the algorithm should highlight the shortest path taken from that city to the other using Dijkstra, and calculate that path’s distance and show it to the user with any other info needed.
attached is a file with a pdf that explains the assignment in details, please check it out.
In short we need to create a map that the user can interact with to find the best shortest path.
because this is an algorithm assignment please focus on commenting on the code, and if you can explain the algorithm you decide to use for me.