Explain how the bits in an IrisCode are set by phase sequencing. Discuss how quantisation of the complex plane into phase quadrants s (b) We are given a social diagram R2(Z, W, Y). Assume that in some (right) occasion of R the inquiry (Z,2W(R) Z,22Y(R)) 2 2R isn't vacant. What might we at any point close about the practical reliance Z W? Make sense of your response. [4 marks] (c) during the time spent utilizing practical conditions to standardize an outline, whatets each pair of bits; why it is beneficial for quadrant codes to form a Gray Code; how much entropy is thereby typically extracted from iris images; and why such bit sequences enable extremely efficient identity searches and matching. [5 marks] 7D 7S 5D 7C 5H 7S 8S 5S AS 6S (full house vs. flush - full house should win) 9D 9S 3D 9C 3H 7C 4H 7D 7H 7S (full house vs. four of a kind - four of a kind should win) 7C 4H 7D 7H 7S 7S 8S 9S JS TS (four of a kind vs. straight flush - straight flush should win) 7S 8S 9S JS TH AS 2S 3S 5S KS (straight vs. flush - flush should win) 7C 5H KC QH JD AS KH 4C AD 4S (nothing vs. two-pair - two-pair should win) AS KH 4C AD 4S 8D 3S 5D 5C AH (two-pair vs. pair - two-pair should win) 6H 4H 5C 3H 2H AS KH 7C AD 7S (straight vs. two-pair - straight should win) 7C 4H 7D 7H 7S KC 4C KH 7S KS (four of a kind vs. three of a kind - four of a kind should win) 7S 9S 6S KS 3S 4C QS QC AC KH (flush vs. pair - flush should win) TD TS 9D 9C TC AS KH KC AD QS (full house vs.two-pair - full house should win) CompareDistinctCategoryHands.java

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Player 1: [7D, 7S, 5D, 7C, 5H] (full house) Player 2: [7S, 8S, 5S, AS, 6S] (flush) Player 1 wins.

Player 1: [9D, 9S, 3D, 9C, 3H] (full house) Player 2: [7C, 4H, 7D, 7H, 7S] (four of a kind) Player 2 wins.

Player 1: [7C, 4H, 7D, 7H, 7S] (four of a kind) Player 2: [7S, 8S, 9S, JS, TS] (straight flush) Player 2 wins.

Player 1: [7S, 8S, 9S, JS, TH] (straight) Player 2: [AS, 2S, 3S, 5S, KS] (flush) Player 2 wins.

- id: a unique String that identifies this product. For example: "p1" or "product-01" or "V1StGXR8". It doesn't matter what format you choose as long as each product has its own, unique value. Also, make sure the product id and category id are different. - title: a short String that names the product (e.g., "Gingerbread Cookie") - description: a longer String that defines the product - price: a Number of whole cents (i.e., an Integer value) for the product's unit price. When we store currency data, we often do so as integers vs. floats, and convert it for display (e.g., 100 = $1.00, 5379 = $53.79) - discontinued: a Boolean indicating whether or not the product has been discontinued.If this property is absent, your system should assume that it is NOT discontinued.