This class receives the eye-tracking data from pupil capture via XMQ protocol and creates a PupilData object from it.
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| static double | GetEyeLPupilDiameterPixels () |
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| static double | GetEyeLConfidence () |
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| static double | GetEyeLPupilDiameterMillimeters () |
| | Diameter of the left pupil scaled to mm based on anthropomorphic average eye ball diameter and corrected for perspective. More...
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| static ProjectedSphere | GetEyeLProjectedSphere () |
| | 3D sphere projected back onto the left eye image frame. Units are in image pixels. More...
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| static Sphere | GetEyeLEyeballSphere () |
| | The sphere representing the left eyeball in 3d space. Units are scaled to mm. More...
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| static double | GetEyeLTheta () |
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| static double | GetEyeLModelId () |
| | ID of the current eye model. When a slippage is detected the model is replaced and the id changes. More...
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| | Timestamp of the source image frame. Measured in seconds since PUPIL EPOCH. PUPIL EPOCH is usually the time since last boot. In UNIX like, PUPIL EPOCH is usually not the Unix Epoch (00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970). More...
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static double | GetEyeRPhi () |
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static double | GetEyeRModelId () |
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This class receives the eye-tracking data from pupil capture via XMQ protocol and creates a PupilData object from it.
◆ GetEyeLConfidence()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLConfidence |
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The confidence in the left eye's tracking data, ranges from 0.0 (worst) to 1.0 (best)
- Returns
- The double representing the confidence in the data.
◆ GetEyeLCoordinates()
| static Vector2 PupilListener.GetEyeLCoordinates |
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inlinestatic |
The left pupil's center's position in pixel coordinates, rounded down. (0; 0) is the bottom left corner, the top right one is (Screen.width; Screen.height)
- Returns
- The Vector2 containing the coordinates.
◆ GetEyeLEyeballSphere()
| static Sphere PupilListener.GetEyeLEyeballSphere |
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inlinestatic |
The sphere representing the left eyeball in 3d space. Units are scaled to mm.
- Returns
- The Sphere representing the eyeball in the model.
◆ GetEyeLMethod()
| static string PupilListener.GetEyeLMethod |
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inlinestatic |
A string that indicates what detector was used to detect the pupil
- Returns
- The string containing .
◆ GetEyeLModelConfidence()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLModelConfidence |
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inlinestatic |
Confidence in the current eye model (0-1).
- Returns
- The confidence.
◆ GetEyeLModelId()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLModelId |
( |
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inlinestatic |
ID of the current eye model. When a slippage is detected the model is replaced and the id changes.
- Returns
- The model's id.
◆ GetEyeLPhi()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLPhi |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestatic |
Azimuthal angle of the left pupil's normal in spherical coordinates
- Returns
- The Azimuthal angle of the normal.
◆ GetEyeLProjectedSphere()
3D sphere projected back onto the left eye image frame. Units are in image pixels.
- Returns
- The ProjectedSphere on the eye image frame.
◆ GetEyeLPupilDiameterMillimeters()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLPupilDiameterMillimeters |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestatic |
Diameter of the left pupil scaled to mm based on anthropomorphic average eye ball diameter and corrected for perspective.
- Returns
- The double representing the pupil's diameter.
◆ GetEyeLPupilDiameterPixels()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLPupilDiameterPixels |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestatic |
The diameter of the left pupil in image pixels
- Returns
- The double representing the number of pixels.
◆ GetEyeLTheta()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLTheta |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestatic |
Polar angle of the left pupil's normal in spherical coordinates
- Returns
- The polar angle of the normal.
◆ GetEyeLTimestamp()
| static double PupilListener.GetEyeLTimestamp |
( |
| ) |
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inlinestatic |
Timestamp of the source image frame. Measured in seconds since PUPIL EPOCH. PUPIL EPOCH is usually the time since last boot. In UNIX like, PUPIL EPOCH is usually not the Unix Epoch (00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970).
- Returns
- The double.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Tim/Documents/informatik/master/pg/git/Code/Unity/BullsEye/Assets/Scripts/BullsEyeScripts/PupilListener.cs


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Human life consists of numerous interrelated facets, each of which plays a key role in the individual's well being. An integral approach to mental health is built on this recognition of the whole individual.
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 6
Ensure your roast turkey breast isn't dry by adding a layer of rich black pudding. Served with tender potatoes and black pudding stuffing.
Equipment and preparation: You will need six dariole moulds.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Lift the skin of the turkey and lay slices of black pudding under the skin to cover (you will not use all the black pudding for this).
Fold the skin back to its original place and secure with cook's string. Place in a buttered roasting tin.
Smear the turkey skin with half the butter and roast for 35-45 minutes, or until cooked through. Set aside in a warm place to rest for at least 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a frying pan, heat the oil then add the bacon and fry until golden-brown and crisp. Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Using the same oil, fry the bread croûtons until crisp and golden brown on all sides. Set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Put the bacon and croûtons in a bowl. Chop the remaining black pudding into 5mm/¼in cubes and add to the bowl.
Beat the eggs in a small bowl and add the cream. Season with salt and black pepper and pour over the black pudding mixture. Stir in the parsley.
Grease six dariole moulds with butter.
Pack the black pudding mixture well in the moulds. Place the moulds into a roasting tin and pour boiling water around until it comes halfway up the sides of the moulds. Bake for about 30 minutes, or until set. Remove from the oven and set aside in a warm place.
Meanwhile, in a roasting tin over a medium heat, melt the butter and fry the potatoes on one end until golden-brown. Turn them over and add the stock to the pan so that it comes halfway up the sides of the potatoes. Add the thyme.
Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and bake at 180C/350F/Gas 4 for 30-40 minutes, or until tender, brushing regularly with melted butter.
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| Module | FleskPlugins::Captcha::Helpers |
| In: |
lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb
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Captcha helper methods. See README for an introduction.
Creates a hidden input field called object[captcha_id], with challenge’s id as value. The options hash is passed on to the hidden_field helper.
This field must be present for the form to validate.
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 81 81: def captcha_hidden_field(challenge, object, options = {}) 82: options = { 83: :value => challenge.id 84: }.merge(options) 85: 86: hidden_field(object, 'captcha_id', options) 87: end
Returns an image tag with the image generated in the challenge object.
The options parameter is passed on to both CaptchaImageChallenge#generate and Rails’ image_tag method, so you can control how the image and tag are generated.
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 44 44: def captcha_image_tag(challenge, options = {}) 45: challenge.generate(options) 46: challenge.write 47: [:fontsize, :padding, :color, :background, :fontweight, :rotate, :font].each{|k| options.delete(k) } 48: 49: image_tag( 50: challenge.file_path, 51: { 52: :size => "#{challenge.image.columns}x#{challenge.image.rows}", 53: :alt => 'CAPTCHA image' 54: }.merge(options) 55: ) 56: end
Creates a label tag with the for attribute set to object_captcha_validation.
The options hash is passed on to the content_tag helper.
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 109 109: def captcha_label(object, name = 'CAPTCHA validation', options = {}) 110: options = { 111: :for => "#{object}_captcha_validation" 112: }.merge(options) 113: 114: content_tag('label', name, options) 115: end
Returns the question for a CaptchaQuestionChallenge
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 60 60: def captcha_question(challenge, options = {}) 61: challenge.question 62: end
Returns a label tag for the input field containing the question from a CaptchaQuestionChallenge.
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 67 67: def captcha_question_as_label(challenge, object, options = {}) 68: options = { 69: :for => "#{object}_captcha_validation" 70: }.update(options) 71: 72: content_tag('label', "#{options[:before]}#{challenge.question}#{options[:after]}", options) 73: end
Creates a text field for the user to type the solution to the challenge (i.e. the text from the image or the answer to the question) into.
The options hash is passed on to the text_field helper.
Must be present for form/model object to validate.
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 99 99: def captcha_text_field(object, options = {}) 100: text_field(object, 'captcha_validation', options) 101: end
Prepares a CAPTCHA challenge for use in a form. This method must be called before using any of the other helper methods, as it returns the object these methods need to work.
Use like this (in your view):
<% c = generate_captcha() -%>
You can supply an optional hash which can contain the following options:
All the options are passed on to the challenge constructor methods. Look in CaptchaImageChallenge#initialize and CaptchaQuestionChallenge#initialize to see what options each type takes.
# File lib/add_captcha_to_action_view.rb, line 32 32: def prepare_captcha(options = {}) 33: #Default to :image for backwards compability 34: CaptchaChallenge.get(options.delete(:type) || :image).new(options) 35: end


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Notes on releasing new versions of Crux
We used to use TeamCity as our build system.
This has been replaced by a
GitHub Action
running whenever a commit is made to the master
branch of the Crux repository.
An updated guide to releasing major versions is being prepared.
Intermediate builds are now released automatically, as described
in
How to administer the Crux website.
Note: A detailed checklist is at the bottom of
this page
Introduction
After every successful commit to the Crux GitHub repository
our TeamCity server automatically publishes the current source distribution
and binaries for all platforms to the Crux web site.
As functionality milestones are achieved
we also publish stable, versioned releases.
This document describes how to publish a versioned release.
Before you begin
Consider updating the UNIMOD data: download the latest data in XML format from
http://www.unimode.org/xml/unimod.xml
. Then, run bin/unimod_parser.py
/path/to/xml/file > src/model/Unimod.h.
Confirm that the TeamCity server successfully built Crux from the current
repository trunk on all platforms, and that the smoke and performance tests all
passed on the 64-bit Linux build.
Update the release notes
(doc/user/release-notes.html
), and update the PHP script to point at the
new packages (doc/user/download/download.php
).
Version numbers
Each time new files are made available for download, the version
number should increment by 0.01 for minor releases or by 0.1 for major
releases. The version number is maintained in CMakeLists.txt in the
root Crux directory in the lines
set (CPACK_PACKAGE_VERSION_MAJOR "X")
set (CPACK_PACKAGE_VERSION_MINOR "XX")
This controls the numbering of packages and what is reported by the
--version
option.
Update doc/user/download/download.php
to point at the new
versions of the distribution packages.
Commit these changes to the trunk.
Create a branch for the release
Because each numbered release of Crux will require some changes to the source,
a branch should be created for each release.
Bugs in the release are fixed in this branch and then
merged into the default branch.
For example:
# Get latest code from remote origin
git pull
# Create branch for bug fixes to release
git checkout -b crux-3.2
Updating the tarball of the Proteowizard source
The default build of Crux uses a cached version of Proteowizard
stored at
http://noble.gs.washington.edu/crux-downloads
It may be neccesary to update this tar ball occasionally.
The script ext/download-pwiz-tarball.sh
can be used to download a copy of the Proteowizard source tarball
into the current directory.
It can then be copied into the download directory for the new release on the
crux-toolkit
download web site, which is on
noble-web
on the GS network.
The Crux download directory is under the Noble Lab website,
in /noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads
.
The Crux build will then need to be modiefied to use the new
Proteowizard tarball.
This is done by editing ext\CMakeLists.txt.
Look for blocks of code in the clauses depending
on USE_LATEST_PWIZ
.
Change these blocks to point to the new Proteowizard tarball on the Crux web site.
Modify the Crux build to use a fixed version of Percolator
In ext/CMakeLists.txt
set the CMake varible PERCOLATOR_GIT_VERSION
to the tag for the current release of Percolator.
For example:
SET(PERCOLATOR_GIT_VERSION "rel-3-02")
Add TeamCity build tasks for the new version
You'll need to create TeamCity tasks for building the new version of
Crux on each of the platforms,
and for deploying the results to the web site.
The easiest way to do this is to copy the tasks for the previous named release
and then modify them with the new version and directory information.
For the platform build tasks, the settings that need to be changed include:
-
General Settings
-
Name
-
Build configuration ID
-
Artifact Paths
- Version Control Settings
-
Edit Name
- VCS root name
- VCS root ID
- URL
- Build Steps
-
Update the name of the packages generated in the build.
For example, change
crux-3.1.Darwin.x86_64.zip
to crux-3.2.Darwin.x86_64.zip
For the web site deployment task, the settings that need to be changed include:
- General Settings
- Build configuration ID
- Build counter
-
Build Step: SSH Deployer
-
Edit Deploy Artifacts build step
-
Target path under Deployment Targets.
- Artifacts path under Deployment Source
-
Dependencies
- Modify the dependencies to point at the tasks for the builds of the new
version for each platform.
- Update the artifact dependencies with the new names of the artifacts (zip files and tarballs)
Before running the TeamCity tasks,
log on to the crux-toolkit
server.
Create a subdirectory for the new release in
/home/project-web/cruxtoolkit/htdocs/download
Build the releases and update the web site
Once the previous steps have been completed run the TeamCity task to
deploy the new version to the web site. This will also run the
tasks to build the new release for each platform.
Verify the deployment to the web site
You should verify that the web site content has been correctly updated.
You should also download and test the distribution for each platform.
Checklist
Here is a list of steps to follow, roughly in this order
Preliminaries
- Change version number in
CMakeLists.txt
in the project root.
- Review the
git
commit log since the last release and update
the release notes accordingly.
- Update
doc/user/download/download.php
to point at the new
versions of the distribution packages.
- Check that the current trunk builds correctly for all platforms.
- Check that the smoke test for the current trunk run correctly for 64-bit Linux
- Commit changes to the trunk.
Create new version branch and Proteowizard tarball
- Create a branch in the GitHub repository for the new version
- Check out a clean copy of the branch for the version.
- Create a tarball of the current version of Proteowizard and store a copy
in the download directory of the Crux web site.
- Update the
ext/CMakeLists.txt
script to point at the
Proteowizard tarball you just created.
- Update the
ext/CMakeLists.txt
script with the
PERCOLATOR_GIT_TAG
for the current release of Percolator.
- Commit changes to the branch.
Update TeamCity build tasks
- Copy TeamCity tasks for previous release to tasks for new release.
- Update details of tasks for new release.
- Run all of the build tasks for the new release
- Check results of TeamCity builds and smoke tests.
Deploy new release to web site
- Run TeamCity task
Deploy successful build to website
.
Check the distribution files
- Download, unpack, and build Crux from the source file tarball from the web site.
- Download, unpack and run the binary files from the web site. You may want to ask someone
else to do these steps on different computers.
- Test that the links all work (use the W3 Link Validator).
- Send a message to the crux users list announcing the new release.


Zinedine Zidane reiterates desire to seal Kylian Mbappe transfer in PSG war of words
Zidane said Mbappe 'dreamed' of playing for Real Madrid - which prompted backlash from PSG sporting director Leonardo criticised
by Gareth BicknellZinedine Zidane has reiterated his desire to take Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid after a war of words erupted with PSG chief Leonardo.
Paris-Saint Germain's sporting director was incensed after Madrid boss Zidane remarked that Mbappe dreamed of one day playing for Los Blancos.
Leonardo urged Zidane to stop "destablising" Mbappe - but the Bernabeu legend has insisted he was only repeating remarks made by the 20-year-old PSG star.
"All I said was something that Kylian Mbappe had already said himself - that it was his dream to one day wear Real Madrid's white jersey," Zidane said during Friday's press conference to preview Real's La Liga game away to Eibar on Saturday.
"That's all I said, and I'm saying it again today and I would repeat it again everyday. I have nothing more to say about Leonardo, I can say whatever I want."
Leonardo had previously said: "Honestly, it's a bit irritating, it's annoying, it's not the first time this has happened.
"I think that now is not the time to talk about this.
"He is a player who has two-and-a-half years left on his contract with us, so to talk about what he wants, his 'dream', every time... if we can just stop this, pause this talk."
PSG are in the process of offering Mbappe an improved deal, but the forward - who joined the club from Monaco for £121million last year - has emerged as the top target for La Liga giants Real.
Speculation has also linked the France forward with a transfer swoop from Liverpool - but Reds boss Jurgen Klopp has been quick to quash such talk .
Klopp said: "Okay, from a sporting point of view, there are not a lot of reasons to not sign Mbappe, what a player he is.
“But it is about the money of course. No chance. Absolutely no chance, sorry for killing that story.
"I don't think there is a club in the world that can buy Kylian Mbappe from PSG. And we are involved in that too. We cannot do it, it is as easy as that.
"We have nothing (more) to say about it to be honest, but [buying] this calibre of player is difficult."


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gtsam
4.0.0
gtsam
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An abstract virtual base class for JacobianFactor and HessianFactor.
A GaussianFactor has a quadratic error function. GaussianFactor is non-mutable (all methods const!). The factor value is exp(-0.5*||Ax-b||^2)
Public Member Functions | |
| GaussianFactor () | |
| Default constructor creates empty factor. | |
| template<typename CONTAINER > | |
| GaussianFactor (const CONTAINER &keys) | |
| Construct from container of keys. More... | |
| virtual | ~GaussianFactor () |
| Destructor. | |
| virtual void | print (const std::string &s="", const KeyFormatter &formatter=DefaultKeyFormatter) const =0 |
| virtual bool | equals (const GaussianFactor &lf, double tol=1e-9) const =0 |
| Equals for testable. | |
| virtual double | error (const VectorValues &c) const =0 |
| Print for testable. | |
| virtual DenseIndex | getDim (const_iterator variable) const =0 |
| 0.5*(A*x-b)'D(A*x-b) More... | |
| virtual Matrix | augmentedJacobian () const =0 |
| Return a dense \( [ \;A\;b\; ] \in \mathbb{R}^{m \times n+1} \) Jacobian matrix, augmented with b with the noise models baked into A and b. More... | |
| virtual std::pair< Matrix, Vector > | jacobian () const =0 |
| Return the dense Jacobian \( A \) and right-hand-side \( b \), with the noise models baked into A and b. More... | |
| virtual Matrix | augmentedInformation () const =0 |
| Return the augmented information matrix represented by this GaussianFactor. More... | |
| virtual Matrix | information () const =0 |
| Return the non-augmented information matrix represented by this GaussianFactor. | |
| virtual VectorValues | hessianDiagonal () const =0 |
| Return the diagonal of the Hessian for this factor. | |
| virtual void | hessianDiagonal (double *d) const =0 |
| Raw memory access version of hessianDiagonal. | |
| virtual std::map< Key, Matrix > | hessianBlockDiagonal () const =0 |
| Return the block diagonal of the Hessian for this factor. | |
| virtual GaussianFactor::shared_ptr | clone () const =0 |
| Clone a factor (make a deep copy) | |
| virtual bool | empty () const =0 |
| Test whether the factor is empty. | |
| virtual GaussianFactor::shared_ptr | negate () const =0 |
| Construct the corresponding anti-factor to negate information stored stored in this factor. More... | |
| virtual void | updateHessian (const KeyVector &keys, SymmetricBlockMatrix *info) const =0 |
| Update an information matrix by adding the information corresponding to this factor (used internally during elimination). More... | |
| virtual void | multiplyHessianAdd (double alpha, const VectorValues &x, VectorValues &y) const =0 |
| y += alpha * A'*A*x | |
| virtual VectorValues | gradientAtZero () const =0 |
| A'*b for Jacobian, eta for Hessian. | |
| virtual void | gradientAtZero (double *d) const =0 |
| Raw memory access version of gradientAtZero. | |
| virtual Vector | gradient (Key key, const VectorValues &x) const =0 |
| Gradient wrt a key at any values. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from gtsam::Factor | |
| Key | front () const |
| First key. | |
| Key | back () const |
| Last key. | |
| const_iterator | find (Key key) const |
| find | |
| const KeyVector & | keys () const |
| Access the factor's involved variable keys. | |
| const_iterator | begin () const |
| Iterator at beginning of involved variable keys. | |
| const_iterator | end () const |
| Iterator at end of involved variable keys. | |
| size_t | size () const |
| void | print (const std::string &s="Factor", const KeyFormatter &formatter=DefaultKeyFormatter) const |
| print | |
| void | printKeys (const std::string &s="Factor", const KeyFormatter &formatter=DefaultKeyFormatter) const |
| print only keys | |
| KeyVector & | keys () |
| iterator | begin () |
| Iterator at beginning of involved variable keys. | |
| iterator | end () |
| Iterator at end of involved variable keys. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| template<typename CONTAINER > | |
| static DenseIndex | Slot (const CONTAINER &keys, Key key) |
Public Types | |
| typedef GaussianFactor | This |
| This class. | |
| typedef boost::shared_ptr< This > | shared_ptr |
| shared_ptr to this class | |
| typedef Factor | Base |
| Our base class. | |
| Public Types inherited from gtsam::Factor | |
| typedef KeyVector::iterator | iterator |
| Iterator over keys. | |
| typedef KeyVector::const_iterator | const_iterator |
| Const iterator over keys. | |
Friends | |
| class | boost::serialization::access |
| Serialization function. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from gtsam::Factor | |
| Factor () | |
| Default constructor for I/O. | |
| template<typename CONTAINER > | |
| Factor (const CONTAINER &keys) | |
| Construct factor from container of keys. More... | |
| template<typename ITERATOR > | |
| Factor (ITERATOR first, ITERATOR last) | |
| Construct factor from iterator keys. More... | |
| bool | equals (const This &other, double tol=1e-9) const |
| check equality | |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from gtsam::Factor | |
| template<typename CONTAINER > | |
| static Factor | FromKeys (const CONTAINER &keys) |
| Construct factor from container of keys. More... | |
| template<typename ITERATOR > | |
| static Factor | FromIterators (ITERATOR first, ITERATOR last) |
| Construct factor from iterator keys. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from gtsam::Factor | |
| KeyVector | keys_ |
| The keys involved in this factor. | |
|
inline |
Construct from container of keys.
This constructor is used internally from derived factor constructors, either from a container of keys or from a boost::assign::list_of.
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pure virtual |
Return the augmented information matrix represented by this GaussianFactor.
The augmented information matrix contains the information matrix with an additional column holding the information vector, and an additional row holding the transpose of the information vector. The lower-right entry contains the constant error term (when \( \delta x = 0 \)). The augmented information matrix is described in more detail in HessianFactor, which in fact stores an augmented information matrix.
Implemented in gtsam::HessianFactor, gtsam::JacobianFactor, and gtsam::RegularImplicitSchurFactor< CAMERA >.
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pure virtual |
Return a dense \( [ \;A\;b\; ] \in \mathbb{R}^{m \times n+1} \) Jacobian matrix, augmented with b with the noise models baked into A and b.
The negative log-likelihood is \( \frac{1}{2} \Vert Ax-b \Vert^2 \). See also GaussianFactorGraph::jacobian and GaussianFactorGraph::sparseJacobian.
Implemented in gtsam::HessianFactor, gtsam::JacobianFactor, and gtsam::RegularImplicitSchurFactor< CAMERA >.
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pure virtual |
0.5*(A*x-b)'D(A*x-b)
Return the dimension of the variable pointed to by the given key iterator
Implemented in gtsam::JacobianFactor, gtsam::HessianFactor, and gtsam::RegularImplicitSchurFactor< CAMERA >.
|
pure virtual |
Return the dense Jacobian \( A \) and right-hand-side \( b \), with the noise models baked into A and b.
The negative log-likelihood is \( \frac{1}{2} \Vert Ax-b \Vert^2 \). See also GaussianFactorGraph::augmentedJacobian and GaussianFactorGraph::sparseJacobian.
Implemented in gtsam::HessianFactor, gtsam::JacobianFactor, and gtsam::RegularImplicitSchurFactor< CAMERA >.
|
pure virtual |
Construct the corresponding anti-factor to negate information stored stored in this factor.
Implemented in gtsam::RegularImplicitSchurFactor< CAMERA >, gtsam::JacobianFactor, and gtsam::HessianFactor.
|
pure virtual |
Update an information matrix by adding the information corresponding to this factor (used internally during elimination).
| scatter | A mapping from variable index to slot index in this HessianFactor |
| info | The information matrix to be updated |
Implemented in gtsam::HessianFactor, gtsam::JacobianFactor, gtsam::RegularImplicitSchurFactor< CAMERA >, and gtsam::BinaryJacobianFactor< M, N1, N2 >.


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by Gbenga SijuadeNigerian hip-hop artist, Adewale Mayowa Emmanuel, also known as Mayorkun has reacted to a video of a massively curvy friend dancing and twerking to his song.
According to the tweet that was shared by the musician, a lot of Maryorkun’s male fans have been drooling on the lady’s curvy shape after they watched the video on Mayorkun’s timeline.
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// -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
__all__ = [
"Apply",
"COp",
"Op",
"Params",
"ParamsType",
"Node",
"change_flags",
"evaluator",
]
// Suppress third-party deprecation warnings
import warnings
After Change
// Double-precision everywhere
floatX = "float64"
if backend == "aesara":
import aesara as theano
import aesara.tensor as tt
import aesara.sparse as ts
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from aesara.ifelse import ifelse
from aesara.graph.basic import Apply, Node
from aesara.graph.op import ExternalCOp as COp
from aesara.graph.op import Op
from aesara.graph.params_type import Params, ParamsType
from aesara.graph.fg import MissingInputError
from aesara.configparser import change_flags
aesara.config.floatX = floatX
elif backend == "theano-pymc":
import theano
import theano.tensor as tt
import theano.sparse as ts
from theano.tensor import slinalg
from theano.ifelse import ifelse
from theano.graph.basic import Apply, Node
from theano.graph.op import ExternalCOp as COp
from theano.graph.op import Op
from theano.graph.params_type import Params, ParamsType
from theano.graph.fg import MissingInputError
from theano.configparser import change_flags
tt.config.floatX = floatX
elif backend == "theano":
import theano
import theano.tensor as tt
import theano.sparse as ts
from theano.tensor import slinalg
from theano.ifelse import ifelse
from theano.gof.graph import Apply, Node
from theano.gof.op import COp, Op
from theano.gof.params_type import Params, ParamsType
from theano.gof.fg import MissingInputError
try:
from theano.configparser import change_flags
except:
change_flags = theano.config.change_flags
tt.config.floatX = floatX
else:
raise ImportError(
"The `starry` package requires either `theano`, `theano-pymc`, or `aesara`."
)
def evaluator(**kwargs):
Return a function to evaluate theano tensors.


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SNLTK
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FILM TITLE: EXOTICA DIRECTOR: ATOM EGOYAN COUNTRY: CANADA 1995 CINEMATOGRAPHY: PAUL SAROSSY MUSIC: MYCHAEL DAMRA CAST: Bruce Greenwood, Mia Kirshner, Don McKellar, Sarah Polley, Victor Garber, David Hemblen, Peter Krantz, Arsinee Khanjian, Elias Koteas
SUPER FEATURES: Well photographed film makes it attractive.
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Atom Egoyan, is a bit of an oddity. His earlier works, were generally centered on thoughts, and characters' thinking. The film basically stopped so we could hear these characters think. While this was interesting, it usually made for a film that might drag on for a bit too long, and of course, would often end up in a rather unsatisfying style. One got the feeling that the story couldn't possibly have an ending ( life DOES go on ), and he always added one anyway, just so we would think that it all meant something.
EXOTICA, may be Atom's departure from the student style of film as his previous work pointed out, or to. Unlike his previous films, there is a sense that there is a budget here, and that he is finally dead set on making something that makes sense to anyone else, least of all himself. And unlike his other films, we can safely sit down and tell you that there is a story here that goes from a to z, where as the other films, it was a bit difficult to do so. They appeared to have a story, but did they really have one.?
A man has been hurt since the death of his wife and daughter in an accident some years before. And he spends some of his off time in a nightclub where the girls dance nude, and have moments where they can dance just for you for a small price. What we don't know is why is a man who has a good job, and is reasonably well paid, not gotten together with someone else, and "mellowed" out. The film avoids all reason, until the very end, when it kinda puts all bits and pieces in one basket, and lets us in on the rest of it.
But in between we face the tension and intrigue that one particular dancer provides. She looks very young, and in her act she dresses as a school girl. And she has an enjoyable time dancing for this one man, when he shows up. But there is a slight problem. The dancers are helped along their performances by a disk jockey who plays music and occasionally adds dialogue to get everyone interested in checking out the girls, for whatever reason. He is a bit of a live psychologist, doing something, which at first appears to be sexy and fun, but is turning rather sour after a little, or perhaps we have heard enough of him. But he does know how to use his voice very well, and the attraction often brings about a catharsis for us as well. The DJ is also trapped in his own world, in many ways in the same way as the gentleman of the story. In its own way, this is also a rather nice touch, and it never implies that everyone is the same way. The DJ also happens to be in love with this special girl, and though their relationship has come to an end, he has had a hard time letting go of it.
When the film comes to the end portion we finally come to find out a little more, but unfortunately, by that time, the story has lost its flavor, and what might have happened, or was going to happen, does not, and the film ends in a rather oddball note, which is a bit of another Egoyan'ism. But, unlike other films, this one is better tied together, and holds well better. Still not totally satisfying, but quite a bit less frustrating than the other films.
But the film has some very good acting, and some rather interesting moments, which are actually very nice directing touches. In special is a moment when the thoughts waver from one person to another, and all of a sudden we are in the nightclub at the early morning hours where the disk jockey is philosophizing about his feelings. It is a nice touch. At least, none of the characters are totally dishonest which helps the film along.
Atom Egoyan may not be the best director around, but he is proving that he has a touch that may be developing into a style that is unusual, but is touching, and deep at the same time. At the pace he is displaying, chances are that his future work will be even better than before. His stories are showing a maturity that we do not always get to see in many directors. It does help when the director is, an auteur, as is called in France, meaning that he also has a hand in writing his own material. This is the lost art form of film, in America and in the world where entertainment and money rule what the mass market must see.
It is this kind of work that gets many of us thinking and understanding ourselves better. but does anyone really care.?
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ENVIRON
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (7)Updated: 2009-07-25
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
environ - user environmentSYNOPSIS
extern char **environ;
DESCRIPTION
The variable environ points to an array of pointers to strings called the "environment". The last pointer in this array has the value NULL. (This variable must be declared in the user program, but is declared in the header file <unistd.h> in case the header files came from libc4 or libc5, and in case they came from glibc and _GNU_SOURCE was defined.) This array of strings is made available to the process by the exec(3) call that started the process.By convention the strings in environ have the form "name=value". Common examples are:
- USER
- The name of the logged-in user (used by some BSD-derived programs).
- LOGNAME
- The name of the logged-in user (used by some System-V derived programs).
- HOME
- A user's login directory, set by login(1) from the password file passwd(5).
- LANG
- The name of a locale to use for locale categories when not overridden by LC_ALL or more specific environment variables like LC_COLLATE, LC_CTYPE, LC_MESSAGES, LC_MONETARY, LC_NUMERIC, LC_TIME, cf. locale(5).
- PATH
- The sequence of directory prefixes that sh(1) and many other programs apply in searching for a file known by an incomplete pathname. The prefixes are separated by aq:aq. (Similarly one has CDPATH used by some shells to find the target of a change directory command, MANPATH used by man(1) to find manual pages, etc.)
- PWD
- The current working directory. Set by some shells.
- SHELL
- The pathname of the user's login shell.
- TERM
- The terminal type for which output is to be prepared.
- PAGER
- The user's preferred utility to display text files.
- EDITOR/VISUAL
- The user's preferred utility to edit text files.
Further names may be placed in the environment by the export command and "name=value" in sh(1), or by the setenv command if you use csh(1). Arguments may also be placed in the environment at the point of an exec(3). A C program can manipulate its environment using the functions getenv(3), putenv(3), setenv(3), and unsetenv(3).
Note that the behavior of many programs and library routines is influenced by the presence or value of certain environment variables. A random collection:
The variables LANG, LANGUAGE, NLSPATH, LOCPATH, LC_ALL, LC_MESSAGES, etc. influence locale handling, cf. locale(5).
TMPDIR influences the path prefix of names created by tmpnam(3) and other routines, the temporary directory used by sort(1) and other programs, etc.
LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LD_PRELOAD and other LD_* variables influence the behavior of the dynamic loader/linker.
POSIXLY_CORRECT makes certain programs and library routines follow the prescriptions of POSIX.
The behavior of malloc(3) is influenced by MALLOC_* variables.
The variable HOSTALIASES gives the name of a file containing aliases to be used with gethostbyname(3).
TZ and TZDIR give timezone information used by tzset(3) and through that by functions like ctime(3), localtime(3), mktime(3), strftime(3). See also tzselect(8).
TERMCAP gives information on how to address a given terminal (or gives the name of a file containing such information).
COLUMNS and LINES tell applications about the window size, possibly overriding the actual size.
PRINTER or LPDEST may specify the desired printer to use. See lpr(1).
BUGS
Clearly there is a security risk here. Many a system command has been tricked into mischief by a user who specified unusual values for IFS or LD_LIBRARY_PATH.There is also the risk of name space pollution. Programs like make and autoconf allow overriding of default utility names from the environment with similarly named variables in all caps. Thus one uses CC to select the desired C compiler (and similarly MAKE, AR, AS, FC, LD, LEX, RM, YACC, etc.). However, in some traditional uses such an environment variable gives options for the program instead of a pathname. Thus, one has MORE, LESS, and GZIP. Such usage is considered mistaken, and to be avoided in new programs. The authors of gzip should consider renaming their option to GZIP_OPT.
SEE ALSO
bash(1), csh(1), login(1), sh(1), tcsh(1), execve(2), clearenv(3), exec(3), getenv(3), putenv(3), setenv(3), unsetenv(3), locale(5)COLOPHON
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FPSCounter
public class FPSCounter: NSObject
A class that tracks the current FPS of the running application.
FPSCounter
uses CADisplayLink
updates to count the frames per second drawn.
Set the delegate of this class to get notified in certain intervals of the
current FPS.
If you just want to see the FPS in the application you can use the
showInStatusBar(_:)
convenience class function.
-
Create a new FPSCounter.
To start receiving FPS updates you need to start tracking with the
startTracking(inRunLoop:mode:)
method.Declaration
Swift
public override init()
-
The delegate that should receive FPS updates.
Declaration
Swift
public weak var delegate: FPSCounterDelegate?
-
Delay between FPS updates. Longer delays mean more averaged FPS numbers.
Declaration
Swift
public var notificationDelay: NSTimeInterval = 1.0
-
Start tracking FPS updates.
You can specify wich runloop to use for tracking, as well as the runloop modes. Usually you’ll want the main runloop (default), and either the common run loop modes (default), or the tracking mode (
UITrackingRunLoopMode
).When the counter is already tracking, it’s stopped first.
- Parameters:
- runloop: The runloop to start tracking in
- mode: The mode(s) to track in the runloop
Declaration
Swift
public func startTracking(inRunLoop runloop: NSRunLoop = NSRunLoop.mainRunLoop(), mode: String = NSRunLoopCommonModes)
Parameters
runloop
The runloop to start tracking in
mode
The mode(s) to track in the runloop
- Parameters:
-
Stop tracking FPS updates.
This method does nothing if the counter is not currently tracking.
Declaration
Swift
public func stopTracking()
-
Add a label in the status bar that shows the applications current FPS.
Note
Only do this in debug builds. Apple may reject your app if it covers the status bar.
Parameters:
- application: The
UIApplication
to show the FPS for - runloop: The
NSRunLoop
to use when tracking FPS ornil
(then it uses the main run loop) - mode: The run loop mode to use when tracking. If
nil
it usesNSRunLoopCommonModes
Declaration
Swift
public class func showInStatusBar(application: UIApplication, runloop: NSRunLoop? = nil, mode: String? = nil)
Parameters
application
The
UIApplication
to show the FPS forrunloop
The
NSRunLoop
to use when tracking FPS ornil
(then it uses the main run loop)mode
The run loop mode to use when tracking. If
nil
it usesNSRunLoopCommonModes


About Me
Hello! I'm Helena (or Lena, whatever) an IT Consultant from Experis, before student of Computer Science from Linnaeus University - Sweden.
I work in Ikea Marketing and Communications. Right now I'm focused on Backend development with Java, api's, microservices and cloud services (Azure), and workflow engines as Camunda.
But I'm not just a programmer! I love to help and meet new people, I'm member of WiTech Växjö, I participated in events with Datatjej, I'm also member of FemDevs Spain and I can say I have friends everywhere!
Maybe you are a student from the LNU repo. Hey! I accept new additions and pull request!
View My Resume
I work in Ikea Marketing and Communications as Lead Engineer in backend. Before that I worked as a consultant for Experis Växjö. During my 20s I worked as graphic designer in Spain what pushed me to Front-end Programming. I'm also a diploma in social studies! I'm willing to tell you about my previous experiences in that field, but because they are not quite tech I'm going to skip them, feel free to ask though! I have a speciall interest in software design, patterns and architecture. In my free time, I love to read, play music and try to deal with my obsesion with Udemy and coursera.
My Work
Express Web App with https and focused on security (bcrypt, cookies, csrf, etc...)
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The simulator generates responses based on the input. Use the below form to verify the responses that you'll get from the simulator based on the input.
Details on each of the request types supported can be found here: EWS Simulator Wiki
Error codes are derived from the last three but one digits of PAN, token, and regId values longer than three digits.
| ErrorCode | Error |
|---|---|
| 101 | SERVICE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED |
| 102 | UNKNOWN_ERROR |
| 103 | INTERNAL_ERROR |
| 104 | INVALID_REQUEST |
| 105 | DETOKENIZATION_PAN_INVALID |
| 106 | DECRYPTION_TOKEN_FAILED |
| 107 | TOKEN_OR_REG_ID_GENERATION_FAILED |
| 108 | SERVICE_TIMED_OUT |
| 109 | TOKEN_ALREADY_EXISTS |
| 110 | PAN_ALREADY_EXISTS |
| 999 | EWS_IS_DOWN |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Token | Detokenize | Take Token value, keep first six and last four digits the same, reverse rest |
| RegID | Deregistration | Reverse first six and last four digits of RegId, subtract the remaining digits from 999999999, add 0's at beginning until 6 digits (or 5 if generated PAN starts with 3) |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| PAN | Registration | Take PAN, keep first six and last four digits the same, and reverse the rest |
| RegID | Deregistration | Reverse first six and last four digits of the RegId, subtract the remaining digits from 999999999, add 0's until reaching 9 digits, then reverse all but first six and last four digits |
| Echeck account number, routing number | ECheckTokenize | Take prefix '24190' + Mod11 check digit + '000' + Account number last 4 + Routing number last 4 |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| PAN | Registration, Tokenize, TokenInquiry | Reverse first six and last four digits of PAN, subtract remaining digits from 999999999; then, add 0's at beginning until 6 digits (5 if PAN starts with 3) |
| Token | TokenRegistration | Reverse first six and last four digits of Token, then reverse remaining digits, OR same as Token if less than 4 digits |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| PAN/Echeck account number | Registration, Tokenize, EcheckTokenize | If PAN/Account number's fourth from last and second last digits are 0, return true, else false. |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Token | Detokenize | Always 5001 |
| RegID | Deregistration | Always 5001 |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| RegID | Deregistration | Second to last digit of RegId (1 = 07, 2 = 05, 3 = 07); null if no match |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| RegID | Deregistration | Second to last digit of RegId (1 = ANDROID, 2 = APPLE, 3 = SAMSUNG); null if no match |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Token | Detokenize | Last three but one digits of token value, or 566 if token value is less than four digits |
| Token, OrderLVT | OrderDeregistration | If OrderLVT does not start with 3 and does not have third digit of either 6, 7, 8, or 9, take last three digits of Token |
| Inputs | Methods | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| CVV | OrderRegistration | Repeat CVV for 17 digits, crop off excess digits at end, and add a 3 before first digit, or add a 3 in front of 17 0's if CVV is empty |
| Method | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| /clearAllResponses | N/A | Clears all stored simulator responses. |
| /addRegistrationResponse |
|
Adds a Registration response of given output fields for the given input PAN. |
| /addTokenizeResponse |
|
Adds a Tokenize response of given output fields for the given input PAN. |
| /addOrderRegistrationResponse |
|
Adds an Order Registration response of given output fields for the given input CVV. |
| /addTokenRegistrationResponse |
|
Adds a Token Registration response of given output fields for the given input token. |
| /addDetokenizeResponse |
|
Adds a Detokenize response of given output fields for the given input token. |
| /addDeregistrationResponse |
|
Adds a Deregistration response of given output fields for the given input regId. |
| /addECheckTokenizePanToTokenResponse |
|
Adds a ECheck Tokenize response of given output fields for the given input PAN. |
| Method | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| /addRegistrationException |
|
Adds Registration exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputPan. |
| /addTokenizeException |
|
Adds Tokenize exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputPan. |
| /addOrderRegistrationException |
|
Adds OrderRegistration exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputCvv. |
| /addTokenRegistrationException |
|
Adds TokenRegistration exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputToken. |
| /addDetokenizeException |
|
Adds Detokenize exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputToken. |
| /addDeregistrationException |
|
Adds Deregistration exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputRegId. |
| /addEcheckTokenizeException |
|
Adds ECheck Tokenize exception with the given outputErrorId for given inputPan. |
| Method | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| /addECheckTokenizeErrorResponse |
|
Adds ECheck Tokenize error with the given outputErrorId for given inputPan. |
Use the values in the table below for adding a custom simulator response mentioned in AddSimResponse tab.
| Token Format | MOD-10 Value | MOD-11 Value |
|---|---|---|
| PAN First 6, Last 4 | ||
| Random | ||
| PAN Last 4 | ||
| Vault starting with 1 |


The HTML Renderer suppors three kinds of links:
- URI paths: Any path that the
URI
class can parse. Your internet browser will be activated.- File paths: Any other path, It will be started as if you typed it on the Run Windows dialog.
- Code paths: Will trigger the specified
static method
.Note on code paths: Methods need to return void, take no arguments and be declared as static.
Examples
URI Example
This is a URI link to my donations page. (Come on!)
href="http://www.menendezpoo.com/donations.php"
Take a look to the source of this document and the souce of Bridge.cs to see how the connection is done.


Gary Lineker drops four major hints Ian Wright is heading into I'm A Celebrity on Match of the Day
The ITV1 reality show will return later this month as the series kicks off on Sunday, November 17
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistGary Lineker appears to have confirmed Ian Wright is heading into the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle.
The ITV1 reality show will return later this month as the series kicks off on Sunday, November 17.
I'm A Celeb fans are eagerly-anticipating the show's return, with Holly Willoughby set to be replaced as presenter.
Ant McPartlin is back, taking the reins from the This Morning presenter Holly, 38, with Declan Donnelly partnering him.
Ant and Dec have been reunited on the show after the former's problem-plagued 2018, which saw him banned from driving and take time off TV commitments to deal with addiction issues in rehab.
While the jungle line-up has yet to be announced, Gary Lineker appears to have dropped a major hint.
Host Gary mercilessly teased his co-star Ian with a series of jungle related puns on Match of the Day last night.
Gary asked the former Arsenal and Crystal Palace striker about 'passing all the trials'.
Former Everton, Leicester City and Tottenham Hotspur star Gary then said: "You all right Ian? I'm not bugging you?"
Gary then remarked that Norwich City had 'come out of the jungle that is the Championship'.
And it was this particular comment which led to Wrighty bursting into a fit of giggles.

One football fan laughed on social media over the hilarious exchange.
They wrote on Twitter: "Gary Lineker teasing Ian Wright by making low-key jungle references is absolutely hilarious. Wright almost burst out laughing at that last one."


Best practices in Dart
We'll learn the idiomatics of Dart. A good overview of language features and the basics of testing.


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A STATE type containing UUID and state of the corresponding CPS together with last updated time stamp. More...
#include <state_exchanger.h>
Public Attributes | |
| Time | stamp |
| string | state |
| string | uuid |
A STATE type containing UUID and state of the corresponding CPS together with last updated time stamp.
Definition at line 16 of file state_exchanger.h.
| Time state_t::stamp |
Definition at line 19 of file state_exchanger.h.
| string state_t::state |
Definition at line 18 of file state_exchanger.h.
| string state_t::uuid |
Definition at line 17 of file state_exchanger.h.


PulseAudio-4.0
Introduction to PulseAudio
PulseAudio is a sound system for
POSIX OSes, meaning that it is a proxy for sound applications. It
allows you to do advanced operations on your sound data as it
passes between your application and your hardware. Things like
transferring the audio to a different machine, changing the sample
format or channel count and mixing several sounds into one are
easily achieved using a sound server.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.4
platform.
Package Information
PulseAudio Dependencies
Required
Intltool-0.50.2, JSON-C-0.11,
libsndfile-1.0.25 and pkg-config-0.28
Recommended
alsa-lib-<IP_ADDRESS>, D-Bus-1.6.14,
libcap2-2.22, OpenSSL-1.0.1e, Speex-1.2rc1 and Xorg
Libraries
Optional (Required if building GNOME)
GConf-3.2.6, GLib-2.36.4 and
GTK+-2.24.20
Optional
Avahi-0.6.31, BlueZ-4.101 and
SBC-1.1, Check-0.9.10, FFTW, JACK, libasyncns,
libsamplerate-0.1.8, LIRC, ORC, TDB, Valgrind,
WebRTC AudioProcessing and XEN
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/pulseaudio
Installation of PulseAudio
In order for PulseAudio to
communicate properly with D-BUS, create a unique user. As the
root
user, run:
groupadd -g 58 pulse &&
groupadd -g 59 pulse-access &&
useradd -c "Pulseaudio User" -d /var/run/pulse -g pulse \
-s /bin/false -u 58 pulse &&
usermod -a -G audio pulse
Install PulseAudio by running the
following commands:
find . -name "Makefile.in" | xargs sed -i "s|(libdir)/@PACKAGE@|(libdir)/pulse|" &&
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--sysconfdir=/etc \
--localstatedir=/var \
--libexecdir=/usr/lib \
--with-module-dir=/usr/lib/pulse/modules &&
make
To test the results, issue: make
check.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
Command Explanations
find . -name Makefile.in
...: This sed changes the build system to install
PulseAudio private libraries into
/usr/lib/pulse
instead of
/usr/lib/pulseaudio
.
--with-module-dir=/usr/lib/pulse/modules
:
This parameter ensures that PulseAudio modules are installed in
/usr/lib/pulse/modules
instead of
/usr/lib/pulse-4.0/modules
.
Contents
Installed Programs:
esdcompat, pacat, pacmd, pactl, padsp,
pamon, paplay, parec, parecord, pasuspender, pax11publish,
pulseaudio, qpaeq, start-pulseaudio-kde and
start-pulseaudio-x11
Installed Libraries:
libpulsecore-4.0.so,
libpulse-mainloop-glib.so, libpulse-simple.so and
libpulse.so
Installed Directories:
/etc/pulse, /usr/include/pulse,
/usr/lib/cmake/PulseAudio, /usr/lib/pulse and
/usr/share/pulseaudio
Short Descriptions
|
esdcompat
|
is the PulseAudio ESD
wrapper script.
|
|
pacat
|
Plays back or records raw or encoded audio streams on a
PulseAudio sound server.
|
|
pacmd
|
is a tool used to reconfigure a PulseAudio sound server during
runtime.
|
|
pactl
|
is used to control a running PulseAudio sound server.
|
|
padsp
|
is the PulseAudio OSS
Wrapper.
|
|
pamon
|
is a symbolic link to pacat.
|
|
paplay
|
is used to play audio files on a PulseAudio sound server.
|
|
parec
|
is a symbolic link to pacat.
|
|
parecord
|
is a symbolic link to pacat.
|
|
pasuspender
|
is a tool that can be used to tell a local PulseAudio sound server to
temporarily suspend access to the audio devices, to allow
other applications to access them directly.
|
|
pax11publish
|
is the PulseAudio X11
Credential Utility.
|
|
pulseaudio
|
is a networked low-latency sound server for Linux.
|
|
qpaeq
|
is an equalizer interface for PulseAudio equalizer sinks.
|
|
start-pulseaudio-kde
|
Starts PulseAudio and
loads module-device-manager to use KDE routing policies.
|
|
start-pulseaudio-x11
|
Starts PulseAudio and
registers it to the X11 session manager.
|
Last updated on 2013-08-20 18:40:33 -0700


The diagram file
Here is an example diagram file:
diagram "example" [direction=lr] { // creating the nodes aws.route53 DNS; aws.cloudfront cf [label="CDN"]; group vpc [label="VPC"] { aws.elasticLoadBalancing load_balancer [label="Load balancer"]; group servers [label="Servers"] { aws.ec2 server1 [label="Server 1"]; aws.ec2 server2 [label="Server 2"]; } } // creating the edges DNS -> cf -> load_balancer [stroke=blue,style=dashed]; load_balancer => servers; }
Diagram
Each diagram file must start with the word diagram
. This is followed by the name of the diagram
which is an identifier. Identifiers are one of the following:
- a letter followed by a series of letters, digits, underscores or dashes
- a number
- any series of characters within double quotes. A double quote must be escaped with a /
After the name of the diagram we have [direction=lr]
, called an attributes list. Attributes
lists are optional and can appears is several other places as we will see later. For a diagram the only
supported attribute is direction
determining the direction of the drawn graph. The supported
values are lr
for left-to-right and tb
for top-to-bottom.
A diagram contains three kind of elements: nodes, groups or links.
Nodes
A node represents a service in your architecture and it is declared like
aws.cloudfront cf [label="CDN"];
. aws
is the provider of the service,
cloudfront
is the type of the service and cf
is an identifier, like the one we
encountered before, for this service. Beware that all nodes in a diagram require a unique identifier. If you
declare more than one node with the same identifier the latest node declaration will override all other.
Like we saw for diagrams a node can have attributes. Here is the list of supported attributes for a node:
-
label
: by default a node will be drawn with its identifier as name but you can override this behaviour with the label attribute -
labelPosition
: location of the label, supported values are ,n
,s
,e
,w
,ne
,nw
,se
,sw
Links
A link is a directed connection between nodes and groups. Link are declared with the
->
, <->
, =>
, <=>
symbols. The second denotes a bidirectional link, the =>
is a convenience notation to link a node with
all the children of a group, see below. For convenience a chain of links can be declared with
DNS -> cf -> load_balancer
.
Links also support attributes. Here is a list of supported attributes for a link:
-
stroke
: the color of the link in the graph. The value for color can be a color name, e.g.red
,blue
, or in rgb form with syntax"rgb(32,64,128)"
-
style
: the style applied to the link line, e.g.dashed
orsolid
width
: the width for the link line
When attributes are declared after a link chain the attributes will apply to all the links in the chain.
Groups
A group is nothing more of a collection of other elements and will be drawn as box encompassing all the
child elements. Declaration of a group starts with the keyword group
followed by the identifier
for the group, optional attributes and the group elements, e.g.
group servers [label="Servers"] { aws.ec2 server1 [label="Server 1"]; aws.ec2 server2 [label="Server 2"]; }
the list of supported attributes for a group is:
-
stroke
: the color of the group border. The value for color can be a color name, e.g.red
,blue
, or in rgb form with syntax"rgb(32,64,128)"
-
style
: the style applied to the group border, e.g.dashed
orsolid
width
: the width for the group borderfill
: the color for the group backgroundopacity
: the opacity of the group background-
labelPosition
: location of the label, supported values aren
,s
,e
,w
,ne
,nw
,se
,sw
Comments
Comments are supported in the form // this is a comment
Sharing
CloudGram supports initializing a diagram directly from a URL. The share button will generate an copy a URL suitable for sharing with others.
Alternatively if you want to craft a URL by hand simply URL encode the diagram content and add it to the URL
with a query parameter name document
.


The Purpose of This Project:
The 87th Anual Academy Awards were held on February 22nd this year. 36.6 Million people tuned in to watch the awards, and during that time period, close to 200,000 Tweets were sent using the hashtag #Oscars2015.
This project is an application for Capital One's Summit for Software Engineers. This MindSumo Page describes the qualifications for the project. In short, the project is designed to use a CSV file containing information for each of the 200,000 Tweets sent using the hashtag #Oscars2015, and determine trends with that data.
For my solution to this problem, I wrote a program in Python that pulls data from the CSV file, and converts it to a Tweet class. Using this class, I write functions that determine different trends from the data.


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Summary BOLD registration
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Average Frame Displacement (FD)
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# time frames scrubbed vs OK
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Overlap between individual and group brain mask
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Spatial correlation with the individual run of reference
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With ever changing trends and paradigm shifts in the field of academics, students are continuously looking for new avenues to evolve themselves. Cultural activities and various student clubs are a few options that act as a catalyst in developing technical, managerial, conceptual skills amongst students. Moreover, these activities allow the students to integrate into the institute community especially with the faculties and build a network of mentor and friends. Such involvement enables the students to see the world through wider lenses and understand how to lead the group or get the work done through others. NIT Jamshedpur provides a number of such platforms in the forms of clubs to its students to select a club as per his/her likes and channelize their energies in translating their ideas into reality.
The ACM NIT Jamshedpur chapter is the official ACM chapter of the computer science department of NIT Jamshedpur and was started on 18th January 2013. It started under the visionary of Prof. R.R Suman to connect the students of the department to the worldwide organization so that they can draw benefits from it. There are currently 20 members in the team and it is growing at a rapid pace.
CSI NIT Jamshedpur comprises of many members and undertakes in-depth discussion encompassing a wide range of topics. It conducts several activities such as conferences, seminars, workshops, exhibitions, training programs, quiz, project competitions, etc. CSI NIT Jamshedpur, in the past, has organised an annual techno management fest of department of Computer Science and Engineering, CRYPTEX ’09 to generate IT awareness in the region.
We are the official photography and Film-making team of NIT Jamshedpur. And both the things mentioned are equally important and enjoyable for us. It’s like if Photography is our breakfast, film-making has to be our dinner. For a beginner who has a sound interest in photography and/or film-making, we are a perfect team to be a part of.
For honouring the soft skills of the budding engineers, the Soft Skills Club was brought into existence in 2007. The objective of the club is to metamorphose students into Engineers who are complete in all respects, ready to take on all the challenges of life beyond the institute. The society conducts speech skills sessions, seminars and workshops on GD, HR interviews and other soft skills related topics throughout the year in order to help the students in placement process.
We, the aero-design team of NIT Jamshedpur. A prominent team of students from different engineering disciplines involved in making a Radio-Controlled airplane. This team has been participating very consistently in the SAE Aero Design competitions since 2009. With our expertise in Advance category we come up with our aircrafts that meet the competition requisites.
The constant depletion of non-renewable energy resources is one of the major threat these days and this threat compelled the students of 2K12 batch of N.I.T Jamshedpur to look over some alternative energy resources and with this idea TEAM RAYS came into existence. It is the first ever initiative by the students of N.I.T Jamshedpur to develop a solar electric vehicle.
Society of Computer Applications of National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur was founded on 5th of February, 2016 in the austere premises of the Department of Computer Applications, with the vision of organising social and professional activities and events which will help in enriching and strengthening the community within the department.
This club represents the total gusto of all the students here. Abbreviated as CDS for the Cultural and Dramatics Society, all the cultural events, competitions, etc. fall under the terrain of this club. The Cultural and Dramatics Society is an agglomeration of various societies of Music, dance, Vocals, Anchoring, Dramatics and Fashion.
One of the first SAE team of college, Team Drift has been the most active of all. Founded in the year 2009 by a group of automobile enthusiasts they took on the challenge to design, manufacture and run a Formula SAE project car. This team has not only won events in India but has also participated in various international events, bringing laurels to the college as well as country.
A pioneer of Aero Designing in institute, Team Phoenix is a group of engineering amateurs committed to perform high-end aircraft designing and engineering. The team was founded in year 2011 by a model aircraft enthusiast Pratibha Tripathi, along with its committed team members Indushekhar Singh, Abhinav Singhavi, Shalini Das, Alka Sethi and Varija Raj under the skillful guidance of Dr. M.K. Sinha. Since its inception, it has been active in various National and International events and has brought laurels to our institute and nation.
CodeChef Chapter of N.I.T. Jamshedpur proAt_NITJsr aims at promoting competitive programming in college and help students become better problem solvers which goes a long way in learning as well as in their career development. It was established to provide a platform for students where they can meet, share ideas and improve their skills.
QuNITe - the official quiz club of the institute- was created in the year 2012, with a vision of "Pursuing the Excellence in the ever -exciting field of Quizzing " . The Club comprises of quizzing enthusiasts, with a curiosity to learn & explore things, 'the quizzical way'. The members have weekly( fortnightly, at times ) quizzes, preferably on Saturdays. It's also one of the most active clubs -online- with regular Question & Quiz updates in the ever-expanding QuNITe Group on the Facebook.
Revanta Supermileage was started in the year 2009 as a result of the dream of a group of students who wanted to break the barriers of mileage. The team is being guided by Dr. KDP Singh (Mech. Dept) and Dr. Madhu Singh (Elect. Dept). Within a year of its inception, it participated in two International events, namely- SAE Supermileage-2010, held in Michigan, USA and Shell Eco Marathon Asia- 2011 and 2012, successively held in Kualalumpur, Malaysia. Both of these were under the Gasoline category.
SECE is a newly formed departmental society. It was established on 18th of Feb,2015. The initiative was taken by the Head, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Prof. (Dr.) S.N Singh, in tandem with ECE 2k12 students. Prof. Amit Prakash and Prof. B. Pradhan are Faculty Advisors of this society with Anuj Goyal as its student President. The Society is currently 200 strong. The prime objective of SECE is promoting and advancing the study and practice of Science and Technology with a special emphasis on electronics and communication.


| format_error_bullets {rlang} | R Documentation |
format_error_bullets()
takes a character vector and returns a single
string (or an empty vector if the input is empty). The elements of
the input vector are assembled as a list of bullets, depending on
their names:
Elements named "i"
are bulleted with a blue "info" symbol.
Elements named "x"
are bulleted with a red "cross" symbol.
Unnamed elements are bulleted with a "*" symbol.
This experimental infrastructure is based on the idea that
sentences in error messages are best kept short and simple. From
this point of view, the best way to present the information is in
the cnd_body()
method of an error conditon, as a bullet list of
simple sentences containing a single clause. The info and cross
symbols of the bullets provide hints on how to interpret the bullet
relative to the general error issue, which should be supplied as
cnd_header()
.
format_error_bullets(x)
x |
A named character vector of messages. Elements named as
|


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ACADEMIC PROGRAM
APPLICATION DEADLINE
PREREQUISITES
Undergraduate student
Swedish Culture and Society
ISU Cum GPA of 2.5
Various Majors
ISU Cum GPA of 3.0
HOUSING
COST
Estimated cost of $4,700 per semester
This estimate includes room and board, airfare, OISP* administration fee, ISU reduced tuition, international student ID card, local transportation, books and supplies
Financial aid is available to those who qualify
DURATION (Approximately)
Fall: August 21 to December 20
Spring: January 20 to June 7
HOW TO APPLY
Contact an advisor in OISP*, Fell Hall 308, Phone: 438-5365


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You now have a divorce file open in the Supreme Court.
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Load from File
Path: CARNOT/Load/General
Purpose:
Read a load profile from a data file.
Description:
The block uses the Simulink block "From Workspace". The file is read to the
global workspace and the data is given to the From Workspace block. In
difference to the block "From File" the data must be in columns (first column is
the time in seconds).
The output can be a scalar (second column in the data
file) or a vector (when there are several columns in the data).
A Unit-Delay
with the timestep of the data forces the model to a maximum timestep equal to
the data acquisiton timestep.
Parameters
Input: none
Output: Signal of the load file.
NOTE: -
Characteristics:
| Direct Feedthrough | : | No |
| Sample Time | : | Continuous |
| Vectorized | : | Yes |