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# SteadyState-Detector
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A Java-based project demonstrating socket programming and multi-threaded server architecture.
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Application of this project is detecting when a time series signal has reached steady state.
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## Overview
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This is a practice project to gain familiarity with communicating via network sockets as well as multi-threading from a server perspective.
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This augments my experience with multi-threading primarily from a numerical calculations' perspective.
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## Key Features
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- **Socket Programming**: Implementation of client-server communication via network sockets
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- **Multi-threaded Server**: Handling multiple client connections simultaneously
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- **Java Implementation**: Developed entirely in Java to showcase proficiency in the language
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## Technical Highlights
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This project provided experience with:
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- Creating and managing socket connections
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- Implementing thread management for server applications
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- Handling concurrent client communications
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- Error handling in networked applications
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- Safe memory access in multi-threaded code in Java (through mutex like wrapper class)
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## Future Improvements
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- Add more robust error handling
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- Implement more rigorous approaches for detecting steady-state of time series.
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