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Event arguments holding a buffer sent or received during some communication process.

Connection failed exception.

Connection lost exception.

Algorithm Convergence Exception.

Device busy exception.

Device error exception.

Dimension Mismatch Exception.

Static class for utility extension methods.

Specifies that a class can be used to decode a particular file type.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be an integer.

An extension of Interlocked providing atomic operations such as Add and Increment to floating point numbers.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be lesser than zero.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be an integer less than zero.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be greater than or equal to zero.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be an integer bigger than or equal to zero.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be lesser than or equal to zero.

Non-Positive Definite Matrix Exception.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be an integer smaller than or equal to zero.

Non-Symmetric Matrix Exception.

Not connected exception.

Evaluator of expressions written in reverse polish notation.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be greater than zero.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be an integer bigger than zero.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be real (double).

Specifies a serialization binder to be used whenever a class is being deserialized by the framework. This can be used to ensure binary compatibility when the framework code changes.

Singular Matrix Exception.

Extension methods for sorting operations.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be greater than zero.

Specifies a serialization surrogate to be used whenever a class is being deserialized by the framework. This can be used to ensure binary compatibility when the framework code changes.

Set of systems tools.

Thread safe version of the Random class.

Specifies that an argument, in a method or function, must be real between 0 and 1.

Represents a byte range with minimum and maximum values.

Structure for representing a pair of coordinates of double type.

Represents a double range with minimum and maximum values.

Structure for representing a pair of coordinates of integer type.

Represents an integer range with minimum and maximum values.

Structure for representing a pair of coordinates of float type.

Represents a double range with minimum and maximum values, where values are single-precision floating-point (float) numbers.

Common interface for feature descriptors.

Common interface for feature extractors.

Common interface for Range objects, such as DoubleRange, IntRange or Range. A range represents the interval between two values in the form [min, max].

A delegate which is used by events notifying abount sent/received message.