The following are the final projects of MSAN 622 Information Visualization for Spring 2015. Enjoy browsing!
The thumbnails give a quick overview of the visualizations used, but the actual project page may appear differently. The projects are ordered by last name. The number and types of techniques and interactivity used are provided for context, and are not directly tied to the final project grade.
| Thumbnail | Project and Author | Types of Techniques | Types of Interactivity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alcohol Consumption Worldwide
by Jeff Baker |
2 World Map, Line Chart (Multi-Series), 1D Custom (Small Multiples) | 5 Linked Views, Zoom (On Click), Pan (On Drag), Filter (On Click, Dropdown), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Portuguese Student Performance
by Rachan Bassi |
2 Bar Chart (Vertical, Grouped/Stacked, Small Multiples), Parallel Sets | 2 Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Reorder (On Drag) | |
| Red Wine Quality
by Alice Benziger |
3 Scatterplot Matrix, Parallel Coordinates, Bar Chart (Vertical, Small Multiples) | 4 Brush (On Drag), Reorder (On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Filter (On Hover) | |
| Monthly Deaths from Terrorism
by Evan Brydon |
3 Area Chart, Symbol Map (Proportional), Heatmap (Circular) | 4 Linked Views, Brush (On Drag), Filter (On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| S&P 500 Market Capitalization
by Florian Burgos |
3 Treemap, Line Chart, Bar Chart (Vertical) | 3 Linked Views, Zoom (On Click), Filter (On Click) | |
| Substance Abuse and Mental Health
by Steven Chu |
2 Parallel Coordinates, Bar Chart (Vertical, Stacked, Grouped, Small Multiple) | 1 Brush (On Hover) | |
| Lending Club Statistics
by Litong Dong |
3 Bubble Chart, Bar Chart (Vertical), Line Chart (Multi-Series) | 3 Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Reorder (Checkbox), Brush (On Drag) | |
| Speed Dating Dataset
by Lioubov Gloukhova |
3 Bar Chart (Vertical, Small Multiple), Parallel Coordinates, Box Plot | 3 Linked Views, Filter (On Click), Reorder (On Drag) | |
| Exploring /r/AskGayBros
by Brendan Herger |
4 Bubble Chart, Bar Chart (Vertical, Horizontal, Small Multiples), Area Chart, Scatterplot Matrix | 3 Linked Views, Filter (On Click, On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Wine Quality
by Kailey Hoo |
3 Bar Chart (Horizontal, Stacked), Scatterplot Matrix, Parallel Coordinates | 4 Linked Views, Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Brush (On Drag, Slider), Filter (Checkbox, Dropdown) | |
| Economic Crises and Militarized Disputes
by Patrick Howell |
3 Line Chart (Multi-Series), Scatterplot, Choropleth (Animated) | 2 Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Filter (Button, Slider) | |
| SFPD Incidents in October 2014
by Michaela Hull |
3 Symbol Map (Small Multiples), Bar Chart (Horizontal), Line Chart (Multi-Series) | 4 Linked Views, Filter (On Click), Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Brush (On Drag) | |
| Community Health Status Indicators
by Scott Kellert |
4 Choropleth, Heatmap, Scatterplot Matrix, Bar Chart (Vertical) | 5 Zoom (On Click), Pan (On Click), Filter (On Hover, On Click), Brush (On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Complaints
by Chandrashekar Konda |
5 Choropleth, Bar Chart (Vertical, Horizontal), Bubble Chart, Area Chart (Small Multiple), Parallel Coordinates | 5 Linked Views, Brush (On Drag), Reorder (On Drag), Filter (On Click, Dropdown), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Capital Bike Sharing Dataset
by Yupeng Kong |
3 Area Chart (Stacked), Bar Chart (Stacked), Parallel Coordinates | 3 Linked Views, Brush (On Drag), Filter (On Drag) | |
| Suicide Deaths from the CDC
by Brian Kui |
2 Bar Chart (Vertical, Horizontal, Small Multiples), Line Chart | 2 Linked Views, Filter (Dropdown, On Click) | |
| Capital Bike Sharing Dataset
by Chi Liang Kuo |
3 Calendar Widgets, Line Chart (Multi-Series), Bar Chart (Horizontal), Symbol Map | 2 Filter (On Click, On Hover), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| NBA "Four Factors" Statistics
by Daniel Loman |
3 Bubble Chart (Animated), Line Chart (Multi-Series, Small Multiples), Radar Chart | 3 Filter (Dropdown, Mouse-Over), Brush (On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Community Health Status Indicator Data
by Rashmi Malani |
3 Bar Chart (Vertical, Stacked, Grouped), Parallel Coordinates, Choropleth | 3 Brush (On Drag), Reorder (On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Decomposing Traditional Country Cuisines
by Layla Martin |
3 Choropleth (Single Color), Bar Chart (Vertical), Force-Directed Network | 3 Linked Views, Filter (On Click), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| SF Community Resiliency Indicators
by Monica Meyer |
4 Choropleth, Bubble Chart, Bar Chart (Vertical, Small Multiple), Parallel Coordinates | 4 Linked Views, Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Brush (On Hover, On Drag), Filter (Dropdown) | |
| SF 311 Cases Muni Feedback
by Griffin Okamoto |
3 Symbol Map, Bar Chart (Horizontal), Area Chart | 5 Linked Views, Zoom (On Click), Filter (On Click), Brush (On Drag, On Click), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Pokemon Dataset
by Steven Rea |
3 Parallel Coordinates, Scatterplot Matrix, Radar Chart | 4 Brush (On Drag), Reorder (On Drag), Filter (Dropdown), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Heart Disease Prevelance
by David Reilly |
3 Bubble Chart, Scatterplot Matrix, Parallel Coordinates | 4 Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Brush (On Hover, On Drag), Filter (Checkbox), Reorder (On Drag) | |
| Worldwide Healthcare Spending
by Matthew Shadish |
3 Line Chart (Multi-Series, Small Multiple), Bubble Chart, Parallel Coordinates | 3 Filter (On Drag, Dropdown), Details-on-Demand (On Hover), Reorder (On Drag) | |
| NATO Spending
by Jason Shu |
3 Area Chart (Stacked), Bar Chart (Vertical), Line Chart (Multi-Series) | 4 Sort (Checkbox), Filter (Slider), Brush (On Drag), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| NTSB Aviation Accidents
by Kenneth Simonds |
3 Area Chart (100% Stacked), Bar Chart (Horizontal, Stacked), Line Chart (Multi-Series) | 2 Linked Views, Brush (On Drag) | |
| Character Mentions in the Black Arrow
by Fletcher Stump Smith |
3 Narrative Chart, Bar Chart (Horizontal, Vertical), Line Chart (Multi-Series) | 1 Zoom (Slider) | |
| Fertilizer Imports and Exports
by Sandeep Vanga |
3 Circle Packing, Line Chart (Multi-Series), Choropleth | 3 Zoom (On Click), Filter (Checkbox, Button, Slider), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| State Department Cables from Wikileaks
by Cody Wild |
4 Chord Diagram, Bar Chart (Vertical, Horizontal, Stacked, 100% Stacked), Choropleth, Treemap | 2 Brush (On Hover, On Click), Filter (Slider, On Click) | |
| Commodity Exports by India
by Amit Yadav |
2 Bar Chart (Vertical, Small Multiples), Sankey Diagram (Bipartite) | 3 Sort (Checkbox), Filter (On Hover), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| Cancer Incidence in California
by Selman Yilmaz |
3 Bar Chart (Horizontal, Population Pyramid), Line Chart (Multi-Series), Bubble Chart | 3 Linked Views, Filter (On Click), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) | |
| NYC Food Poisoning
by Weiwei Zhang |
3 Symbol Map, Line Chart, Bar Chart (Vertical) | 3 Linked Views, Filter (Dropdown, On Click), Details-on-Demand (On Hover) |


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This is the 7th installment of my little OmniFocus script which will turn Emails into tasks.
Changes:
- added support for Growl 1.3 (thanks to John Duprey), if you are using Growl 1.3 please uncomment the following line (by removing the starting “–”)
-- tell application id "com.Growl.GrowlHelperApp"
(if you cannot find it, search for EDITME GROWL in the source code)
- added support to move the processed mail to a folder


Twins donate savings to Swachh Bharat scheme
by Staff ReporterK. Mahaswetha and K. Madhulekha, twins studying in Class IV at a private school, donated their savings in a coin bank to Swachh Bharat scheme in Tiruppur on Monday.
They met District Collector K. Vijayakarthikeyan in the afternoon and presented the coin bank with ₹ 2,212 for the Clean India campaign. “They have been saving the money for one year,” said P.U. Krishnan, their father.
The children came up with this idea, Mr. Krishnan said, adding that he supported their efforts in saving the money.
Mr. Krishnan said that the Collector also appreciated Mahaswetha for winning the Los Angeles Film Award in ‘Best Child Actress’ category for her performance in a Malayalam short film in July.


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September 2017 - Present
I work as a Fullstack engineer, working with technologies like .Net Framework, React, C#, JavaScript etc.
July 2018 - September 2019
I co-founded The R-Squared Project with the aim of using data to explore social issues in Bangladesh and finding ways to visualize them to create deeper awareness of social problems that plague the country, with the goal of finding solutions for them.
June 2017 - September 2017
Worked on the Xactly Connect product line. I was responsible for maintaining and testing Connect's ODBC, JDBC drivers and REST APIs. Implemented a test reporting infrastructure for Connect's unit and integration tests.
December 2020 - Present
Master of Science in Computer Science, specializing in Interactive Intelligence/Machine Learning
September 2013 - May-2017
Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.Sc (Hons) in Computer Science. My honors thesis topic was: An automated, customizable testing framework for applying Genetic Algorithm to generate test cases for web applications
You can see the code for my projects in my GitHub profile. It also has some of my smaller projects that I worked on when I was bored. Here is my downloadable resume.
Software engineer with an entrepreneurial spirit. Tip toeing my way into the tech scene. I like to call myself a "Coding Convert" because I shifted my focus from Biology to Computer Science. It was love at first class! In my current role as a Software Engineer, I work as Fullstack engineer, working with .Net framework/C# on the backend and React.js on the frontend.
As part of my work, I invest 20% of time trying to dabble with machine learning technologies. I have built a multi-label text classfier that predicts metadata labels given a book review and a multi-book recommendation system.
In my spare time, I try to get out of comfort zone and dabble with various tools and
technologies. I am interested in building Alexa skills and learning about ethical ramifications of AI and
blockchain technology.


For those new to OrmDb...
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OrmDB is a simple, fast and lightweight embedded .NET ORM tool which was inspired by the equivalent other tools.
OrmDB works across .NET ADO providers such as MsSql, MySql, Oracle, PostgreSql and SQLite.
You dont need the re-write the queries for different databases with OrmDb. You can execute ONE statement on different databases and its native connectors.
OrmDB prepares your statements for your connection.
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How doest it look?
If the query as shown below will be executed...
Odb.SQL.Select(x => x.From(th).Skip(5).Top(10));
actually the SQL as shown below, are executed.
MsSql :
SELECT h.[id]
FROM [header]ASh
ORDER BY (SELECT NULL) OFFSET 5 ROWS FETCH NEXT 10 ROWS ONLY
PostgreSql :
SELECT h."id"
FROM "header"ASh
OFFSET 5 ROWS FETCH NEXT 10 ROWS ONLY
Oracle :
SELECT h."id"
FROM "header" h
OFFSET 5 ROWS FETCH NEXT 10 ROWS ONLY
MySql :
SELECT h.`id`
FROM `header` h
LIMIT 5, 10
Sqlite :
SELECT h."id"
FROM "header"ASh
LIMIT 5, 10
Where to use?
- All desktop/web applications need to communicate with a database
- Multi database operation
- Multi client application
- .Net / Asp.Net / .Net Core / Asp.Net Core
License
MIT


[gecode-users] ES_NOFIX and ES_FIX
David Rijsman
davidrijsman at gmail.com
Tue May 6 16:55:31 CEST 2008
Like to give you a heads up on a mistake in the documentation (I
hope). The documentation of Propagator::advise says the following:
....
A propagator must specialize this advise function, if it uses
advisors. The advise function must return an execution status as
follows:
ES_FAILED: the advisor has detected failure
ES_NOFIX: the advisor's propagator (that is, this propagator) does not
need to be run
ES_FIX: the advisor's propagator (that is, this propagator) must be run
....
I think the ES_NOFIX and ES_FIX are mixed up, it should be
ES_NOFIX: the advisor's propagator (that is, this propagator) must be run
ES_FIX: the advisor's propagator (that is, this propagator) does not
need to be run
Can you confirm this?
David
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(to the tune of, and with apologies to, Bob Dylan's original)
1.
He knows which
You know that's understood
You better not shout or cry
I'm telling you why
The man in the fur-trimmed hat
And a double chin
Wants a sherry left out
You only got gin.


The site is still under construction.
But you can click on the option in nav bar on top to see what's in there.
To-do list:
- organize the layout of the detail page for food the ingredients
- responsive UI
- i18n
- finish the construction of local json files used as database
- making api for the data (maybe)
- and more...
Source code of the site is here


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Catalog
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Product Description URL
Quantity
Pickup Location
Send


Reports any call of
System.gc()
or
Runtime.gc()
. While occasionally useful in testing, explicitly triggering garbage collection via
System.gc()
is almost always a bad idea in production code, and can result in serious performance problems.


Module 2: Text
Critical perspectives
By the end of this section you should be able to define sign and text in the way they are used in the field of media studies. You should also be able to discuss why the visuality of text can often be important in conveying meaning. You should also be able to describe in general the process of textual analysis, and what it means to take a media product and treat it as text.
Essential Material
Tom Streeter's tutorials on Semiotics and Media, http://www.uvm.edu/~tstreete/semiotics_and_ads/index.html. Make sure you go through the entire tutorial before proceeding to succeeding readings.
Purvis, T. (2006). Texts and signs in media and culture. In Get Set for Media and Cultural Studies (pp. 41-50). Edinburgh University Press. Available on Google Books:
- http://books.google.ca/books?id=QmkQ0whU7EQC&printsec=frontcover#PPA41,M2
- http://books.google.ca/books?id=QmkQ0whU7EQC&printsec=frontcover#PPA43,M2
- http://books.google.ca/books?id=QmkQ0whU7EQC&printsec=frontcover#PPA45,M2
- http://books.google.ca/books?id=QmkQ0whU7EQC&printsec=frontcover#PPA47,M2
- http://books.google.ca/books?id=QmkQ0whU7EQC&printsec=frontcover#PPA49,M2
Also archived on http://myportal.upou.edu.ph/file.php/185/GetSetforMediaandCulturalStudies-41-50.zip
Cranny-Francis, A. (2005). Writing. In MultiMedia: Texts and Contexts (pp. 6-28). Sage Publications Ltd. Available on
http://www.sagepub.com/upm-data/9619_020947ch02.pdf
Recall and Summarize
- According to Gunther Kress (as cited in Anne Cranny-Francis' book), what changes happened in the way that text and visual material were used together in textbooks (in the West) from the 1930s to the 1980s?
- Cranny-Francis cites the example of www.foundingdocs.gov.au and how the text is superimposed on top of the images. According to her, this suggests several ideas in the mind of the reader; although the reader doesn't automatically think these ideas, they might. What are those ideas?
Apply and Analyze
- According to Purvis, what is text in the context of media studies? (Hint: see page 43.) How does this differ from any previous definition you had of that word?
- Anne Cranny-Francis observes that in Star Trek's version of how human communicate with computers in the future, "the written text [is] somehow not appropriate." Can you think of examples of present-day technologies where an interaction that used to involve written text has been replaced with something else? (Here's one example: in some call center services, instead of punching in their choice on a keypad, the customer is asked to say aloud their choices.)
- Cranny-Francis example on page 9 is consistent with James Burke's assertion that at some point in history, the written language became more authoritative than personal testimony. In his example, she notes that "both doctor and patient are subordinate to the case notes". What does she mean by this?
- Research the meaning of logocentrism. In your own words (do not merely quote someone else's text!), define logocentrism. Share your findings with the class.
- Share a personal experience or an observation you made in your community when the value of the written word is/was (perhaps unjustly) more valued than personal testimony. Or maybe this isn't generally the case that you've found. Maybe you find that verbal agreements are honored more than written agreements, for example. Share that with the class, too.
- If you feel like you have a good handle on what text means in the field of media studies, try your hand at some textual analysis.
- Read through pages 45-49 of Purvis once.
- Pick a movie that you recently watched. (Try a non-North American or non-European movie if you can.) This movie is your "text". (Note that it's the entire movie that is the text, not just the script or the dialogue. The sound design, the music, the costumes, the cinematography... all of these are part of that movie as a text.)
- Go through pages 45-49 again, this time jotting down some answers to the questions you come across.
- Share your answers with the class.
- What kind of comic book character would be saying each of these versions of the exclamation, "Never!". Make up a very brief story (around 15-30 words long). Where are they? Why did they say it? To whom are they saying? What genre of comic would it be? What kind of character would probably NOT be saying this?
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Evaluate
- Look up metonymy. How does this concept relate to Purvis' points on page 41?
- Come up with your own definition of visual literacy. Share it with the class.


Sashimi
Sliced raw fish that is severdwith condiments such as shredded daikon radish or ginger root, wasabi and soy sauce
Scale
A technique by which the scales are removed from the skin of a fish
Scamorze
Scamorze
An Italian


wrtranslate.rb
- translate one or more terms to another language
wrtranslate.rb
term
wrtranslate.rb
--delimiter delimiter
-d dictionary
|--dictionary dictionary
-j joiner
|--joiner joiner
-k, key
term
wrtranslate.rb
-s
|--switch-order
term
wrtranslate.rb is a simple command-line tool for accessing wordreference.com dictionaries and translating a single word or an entire list of terms in a format that can easily be imported into many flash card programs.
My default, wrtranslate.rb
uses the Spanish to English
dictionary (esen) and returns all possible translations
for the searched for term.
By default, wrtranslate.rb
will use your wordreference.com
api key in ~/.wrtranslate.rc
, however, you can override either
the api key or the dictionary used (or both) via the -k
and
-d
flags, respectively.
~/.wrtranslate.rc
is used for authentication if -k
is omitted.
* `-n`, `--num-definitions`:
Return up to n number of translations for term
* `-k KEY`:
wordreference.com api key
* `-d DICTIONARY`, `--dictionary DICTIONARY`:
Dictionary to use for translation. Dictionaries are described by two
two-letter abbreviations for the language the term is currently in
followed by the two-letter abbreviation the term should be translated
to. Currently WordReference.com only supports translationsto and from
English. Here is a listing of the available languages and their
two-letter abbreviations:
Language Abbreviation
Arabic ar
Chinese zh
Czech cz
English en
French fr
Greek gr
Italian it
Japanese ja
Korean ko
Polish pl
Portuguese pt
Romanian ro
Spanish es
Turkish tr
Translate the term "vaca" from Spanish to English:
$ wrtranslate.rb vaca
Translate the term "cow" from English to French:
$ wrtranslate.rb -d enfr cow
Retrieve the first two translations of "vaca":
$ db_backup.rb -n 2 vaca


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Player Ratings As Ireland Record Comfortable Victory Over New Zealand
by Robert RedmondRepublic of Ireland 3 New Zealand 1.
Mick McCarthy’s much-changed side recorded a comfortable win over modest opposition at a bitterly-cold, and sparsely populated, Aviva Stadium on Thursday night.
Derrick Williams, Sean Maguire and Callum Robinson got the goals, after Callum McCowatt opened the scoring for New Zealand. And here is how we rated the Ireland players:
Kieran O’Hara – 6
The Manchester United goalkeeper, currently on loan with League One side Burton Albion, got the nod to earn his second cap – with McCarthy keeping Darren Randolph in reserve until Monday’s match against Denmark. O’Hara could do little about New Zealand’s goal, but looked a bit shaky when making a save in the second-half, misjudging the flight of the ball and palming it towards his goal.
Lee O’Connor – 7
Celtic full-back O’Connor was not just making his Ireland debut – he was appearing in his first game at senior level. The 19-year-old Waterford-native has yet to play for the Scottish club, whom he joined from Manchester United, but has excelled for Stephen Kenny’s Ireland Under-21 team. O’Connor looks every inch the modern full-back, comfortable in possession, collecting the ball in tight spaces and making overlapping runs, he started the game brightly. O’Connor linked up well with his teammates and was always available for a pass. The youngster should be happy with his international debut, which was capped off with a wonderful cross for Callum Robinson to score. He will surely feature again for Ireland in the not too distant future.
Kevin Long – 6
The Burnley central defender earned his 13th cap against the All-Whites and was defensively solid, handling the threat of Chris Wood. Long was also comfortable on the ball, only misplacing one of his first-half passes.
Ciaran Clark – 6
Clark has been out of favour at club level for Newcastle United for most of 2019, but returned to the starting line-up in recent weeks and has impressed, scoring two goals in five appearances and helping the Magpies move up the Premier League table. As a result, Clark returned to the Ireland starting lineup for the first time since the 4-1 defeat to Wales in September 2018 and was generally solid at the back.
Derrick Williams – 7
The Blackburn Rovers defender scored Ireland’s equaliser with a powerful, accurate header from Robbie Brady’s corner just before half-time. Williams has played predominately as a centre-half this season but featured at left-back on Thursday night and improved in general play after a slow start to the game.
Josh Cullen – 7
Cullen was named man of the match for his display against Bulgaria in September and carried that form into Thursday’s game. The West Ham United midfielder, on loan at Charlton Athletic, is a tidy midfielder, capable of dictating play and covering a lot of ground. He provided the base to mount attacks and linked up well with Byrne and Browne alongside him in midfield. Cullen is also a brave player, unafraid to get physical with opponents, and reads the game well, winning several headers through smart positioning. There is a strong argument to suggest he should already be in Ireland’s strongest side, but his time will come.
Alan Browne – 7
After a patchy performance last month against Switzerland, Browne appears to have dropped out of McCarthy’s first-choice starting XI given his inclusion from the start against New Zealand. The Preston North End midfielder was impressive in the opening half, making some deft passes and creating space with some nice pieces of individual skill. Browne created a promising chance with a cross to the back post, where Williams shot wide, and linked up well with his teammates in midfield.
Jack Byrne – 8
Byrne has had a fantastic year, the best of his career to date. Capped by Ireland after excelling for Shamrock Rovers in the Premier Division and in the Europa League, the 23-year-old also helped the Hoops end a 32-year wait to win the FAI Cup and was named the PFAI Player of the Year for his displays. On Thursday night against New Zealand, Byrne earned his second cap for Ireland and his first start, after making a successful cameo appearance in a friendly against Bulgaria in September.
The Dubliner played a key part in two goals that night, and although he didn’t register a similar return against the All Whites, he was just as impressive. Byrne demanded the ball in every phase of play, regardless of how many opponents were nearby. He was creative and constructive in possession, passing through the lines and linking up well with Cullen, Browne and Parrot. He is the most creative midfielder in the Ireland squad, but is, unfortunately, unlikely to feature against Denmark.
Robbie Brady – 6.5
Brady returned to the squad and the starting XI after missing Ireland’s last four games and was named the team’s captain. The Burnley midfielder, who has his playing time limited over the last two seasons, understandably looked rusty at times. But Brady’s excellent delivery set-up Ireland’s equaliser and he improved as the game went on.
Sean Maguire – 8
Earning his seventh cap, Maguire started on the left of a front three and was a threat all night. The Preston North End forward, who has three goals and five assists for the in-form Championship side this season, carried that form into this game – scoring a stunning strike from the edge of the box to put Ireland ahead. Named the man of the match.
Troy Parrott – 7
At 17 and 283 days, the Tottenham Hotspur forward became the third-youngest player represent Ireland and the youngest since Robbie Keane in 1998. Parrott, who had only played one senior game before Thursday night, was lively during his time on the pitch. He was mostly on the edge of the game, but he did draw a save in the second half when through on goal and has a handy knack of drawing fouls and winning free-kicks.
Parrott set-up Maguire’s stunning goal through by winning the ball back on the edge of New Zealand’s box and laying it off to his teammate in space. A promising first cap of many from a rare talent.
Substitutes
Callum O’Dowda – 5
The winger was a second-half substitute and played at left-back.
Alan Judge – 5
Rarely involved during his time on the pitch.
Callum Robinson – 7
He wasn’t on the field long, but made his presence felt with several efforts. Robinson found the net with a header and deserved his goal, his first for Ireland.
Mark Travers – 6
He made a decent save late on but was otherwise untested.
Conor Hourihane – 5
The game had already been won by the time he came on, little opportunity to influence it.
James Collins – 5
Missed a chance late in the game.


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Applies filter texFilter using this texture as source, destTex as multiple
destinations and destA as the destination alpha value constant for the
filter.
Creates an instance of GLGraphicsOffScreen with specified size and
enabled/disabled multisampling and multisampling level, according to the
values of the arguments multi and level.
Creates an instance of GLModel with the specified parameters: number of
vertices, mode to draw the vertices (as points, sprites, lines, etc) and
usage (static if the vertices will never change after the first time are
initialized, dynamic if they will change frequently or stream if they will
change at every frame).
Creates an instance of GLTexture with power-of-two width and height that
such that width height is the closest to size, and with the specified
parameters.
Configures the geometry shader by setting the primitive types that it will
take as input and return as output, and the maximum number of vertices that
will generate.
Configures the geometry shader by setting the primitive types that it will
take as input and return as output, and the maximum number of vertices that
will generate.
Configures the geometry shader by setting the primitive types that it will
take as input and return as output, and the maximum number of vertices that
will generate.


AEM Chrome Plug-in
Options
Host
Web Console User
Web Console Password
Sling Tracer Ids
(comma delimited)


This (article) is the semantic version of a paragraph. It also takes less vertical space than a paragraph tag


Neural Outlier Rejection for Self-Supervised Keypoint Learning
Overview
IO-Net: A novel proxy task for the self-supervision of keypoint description.
KeyPointNet: An improved keypoint-network architecture that is especially amenable to robust keypoint detection and description.
Inference and evaluation
Setting up your environment
You need a machine with recent Nvidia drivers and a GPU. We recommend using docker (see nvidia-docker2 instructions) to have a reproducible environment. To setup your environment, type in a terminal (only tested in Ubuntu 18.04):
git clone https://github.com/TRI-ML/KP2D.git
cd KP2D
# if you want to use docker (recommended)
make docker-build
We will list below all commands as if run directly inside our container.
To run any of the commands in a container, you can either start the
container in interactive mode with make docker-start
to land in a
shell where you can type those commands, or you can do it in one step:
make docker-run COMMAND="some-command"
Data
Download HPatches data:
cd /data/datasets/kp2d/
wget http://icvl.ee.ic.ac.uk/vbalnt/hpatches/hpatches-sequences-release.tar.gz
tar -xvf hpatches-sequences-release.tar.gz
mv hpatches-release HPatches
Pre-trained models:
Download the pre-trained models from
here
and place them in /data/models/kp2d/
To evaluate any of the models, simply run:
make docker-run COMMAND="python scripts/eval_keypoint_net.py --pretrained_model /data/models/kp2d/v4.ckpt --input /data/datasets/kp2d/HPatches/"
Evaluation for (320, 240):
Model |
Repeatability |
Localization |
C1 |
C3 |
C5 |
MScore |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
V0* |
0.644 |
1.087 |
0.459 |
0.816 |
0.888 |
0.518 |
V1* |
0.678 |
0.980 |
0.453 |
0.828 |
0.905 |
0.552 |
V2* |
0.679 |
0.942 |
0.534 |
0.860 |
0.914 |
0.573 |
V3 |
0.685 |
0.885 |
0.602 |
0.836 |
0.886 |
0.520 |
V4 |
0.687 |
0.892 |
0.593 |
0.867 |
0.910 |
0.546 |
Evaluation for (640, 480):
Model |
Repeatability |
Localization |
C1 |
C3 |
C5 |
MScore |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
V0* |
0.633 |
1.157 |
0.45 |
0.810 |
0.890 |
0.486 |
V1* |
0.673 |
1.049 |
0.464 |
0.817 |
0.895 |
0.519 |
V2* |
0.68 |
1.008 |
0.510 |
0.855 |
0.921 |
0.544 |
V3 |
0.682 |
0.972 |
0.550 |
0.812 |
0.883 |
0.486 |
V4 |
0.684 |
0.972 |
0.566 |
0.84 |
0.900 |
0.511 |
* - these models were trained again after submission - the numbers deviate slightly from the paper, however the same trends can be observed.
License
The source code is released under the MIT license.
Citation
Please use the following citation when referencing our work:
@inproceedings{
tang2020neural,
title={Neural Outlier Rejection for Self-Supervised Keypoint Learning},
author={Jiexiong Tang and Hanme Kim and Vitor Guizilini and Sudeep Pillai and Rares Ambrus},
booktitle={International Conference on Learning Representations},
year={2020}
}


The Rules - TKServers DarkRP
Ruleset Name: rather dog whistle
(What's this? See sections 2.4 and 2.4.1)
ALL PLAYERS AND ADMINS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING THESE RULES BEFORE PLAYING ON THE SERVER
- Instantly bannable offenses:
- Blocking the spawn area.
- Spamming props.
- Spamming the toolgun.
- Mass RDM.
- RDM, or "Random Death Matching", is killing another player without a legitimate roleplay reason. Legitimate roleplay reasons do NOT include those massively disruptive to normal gameplay ("genocide" and other such reasons).
- Threats to DDoS, DoS, or otherwise attack the server (instantly permanent).
- Guidelines (not rules):
- Follow the guidelines to assure your experience on this server is enjoyable and snag-free.
- Don't assume that any rules outside of the 2.x range are not rules.

- Be considerate of others in real life, we all want to have fun here. Keep this in mind while building bases/buildings, and keep props to a minimum wherever possible.
- Check the rules often to ensure that you're up-to-date on any recent changes.
- You can take advantage of the ruleset name to have a quick idea if the rules have been changed since you've last read them. This name is randomly generated each time the rules are changed.
- While forums don't exist for this server, you can take advantage of the steam accounts listed above to dispute bans.
- Player Behavior:
- Players are NOT allowed to be disrespectful to others (homophobia, racism, etc.) while out of character (OOC).
- Players must have valid rule-based reasons for the start of a demotion vote on another.
- Players may NOT prop climb, unless the use of such props is clearly a feature of their own building/home.
- Players may only kill others for RP reasons, as outlined above.
- This generally means not senselessly killing others in any situation (raids, robberies, etc.).
- Minge-like behavior (being a disruptive asshole) is not allowed and corrective actions are generally up to the discretion of the admins.
- Players' physgun beams must be clearly and easily visible.
- Players may NOT break NLR.
- NLR, or "New Life Rule" requires players to not return to the area they have died for a short period of time (around 5 minutes), and to sometimes have their character "forget" information about other players (as to not metagame).
- Players may NOT metagame.
- "Metagaming" includes the transfer of in-character information (location of player dwellings, printers, shops, etc.) through out-of-character means (OOC chat and the like).
- Players may not constantly raid, kidnap, or mug others. Try to keep a sort of cooldown period of around 5 minutes between these actions. If admins find abuse of these actions, corrective measures may be taken.
- Players must only do criminal actions (raiding, mugging, kidnapping) in relevant jobs. This rule is to help meaningful roleplay between players.
- The general rule of thumb for this is, if you have a good roleplay reason to do an action, you can do it.
- Crimes are NOT required to be advertised! Advertising crimes not only makes your character (and by extension you) look stupid, but can actually get you kicked from failure to read these rules!
- Raids:
- As required in 3.10, raids may only be performed in appropriate relevant jobs.
- As outlined in 3.11, raids are not required to be advertised.
- As outlined in 3.9, raids may not be carried out too often in too short of a time on the same victim. A cooldown of 5 minutes is suggested, it is up to the admin to judge if a reasonable amount of time has been taken between raiding places.
- Buildings:
- Players must not build in locations that are both unfair to other players and inappropriate for the builder's job (criminals building in the police department).
- KOS (Kill On Sight) lines are strictly prohibited.
- Players may only kill other players that are intruding uninvited into their building, or a building they protect.
- Props that can only be seen through from one face (one-way props), may only be placed in pre-existing window areas of the map.
- All window prop fading doors used for shooting through (shooting windows), must always be transparent enough to see players on the other side.
- All modes of attacking intruders of a building must be two-way. For example, a simple window between an attacker and a defender is fine, but a mechanism that abuses bullet ricochets to fire upon intruders is not.
- All enclosed areas of a building must fit two standing players side to side.
- Buildings must not force entering or exiting players to crouch.
- A maximum of two impeding fading doors is allowed for each entrance and exit.
- Players should keep prop counts and other lag-inducing aspects of their build to a minimum in their buildings. Obvious disregard for this rule will result in punitive action.
- Jobs:
- Citizens Category:
- Jobs in this category are law abiding, and should not perform any extremely illegal actions (murdering people). Try to keep crimes committed as a job in this category benign.
- Fight Clubs are by default, legal. Mayors may choose to make them illegal, though.
- Criminals Category:
- Jobs in this category are not restricted in type of crimes they may commit.
- Dealers Category:
- Players with jobs in this category absolutely must have a store or place of business.
- Jobs in this category may not raid.
- Custom jobs:
- Players in custom jobs may do criminal actions unless it is extremely inappropriate for the type of character. For example: a custom job named "ISIS" can do criminal actions, but a custom job named "Batman" can't, because it would be unlike of the character. For custom jobs where it is ambiguous, players may perform criminal actions in that job.
- Players that abuse their privileges may have their custom job taken away from them at any time.
- Rules for Admins:
- Being an administrator doesn't mean being above the law. Administrators still need to follow the rules of this server, no matter what rank they are in this community.
- If I player or another administrator finds that an administrator has been acting not within the bounds of these rules, than it should be reported to a higher-up or the owners.
- Include the rule that the player broke in any kick/ban/warning messages.
- A good way to do this is to cite the rule number and title. For example:
ulx kick MingeMan69 "Breaking rule 3.1 (Disrepect) after a warning was issued"
- It is strongly recommended, but not required, that all kicks and bans should be signed by the administrator who has assigned them. This is part of an effort to improve transparency to players.
- Abuse of one's administrative privileges will lead to immediate revocation of such privileges.
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#include <tobjstrm.h>
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The overloaded operators >> extract (read) from the given ipstream object to the given argument. A reference to the stream is returned, allowing you to chain >> operations in the usual way. The data type of the argument determines how the read is performed. For example, reading a signed char is implemented using readByte().
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13 killed in Rajasthan as minibus hits tree
Victims were residents of Maharashtra
by Special CorrespondentThirteen persons, including four women and a child, were killed and 10 others injured when the minibus in which they were travelling lost balance and hit a tree in an attempt to save a stray bull on the road near Kuchaman in Rajasthan’s Nagaur district early on Saturday. The victims were residents of Maharashtra.
The accident occurred at about 3.30 a.m. on the Kishangarh-Hanumangarh mega highway passing through Kuchaman town.
Police said the victims were travelling from Maharashtra’s Latur district to Hisar in Haryana.
Four of the injured persons were rushed in a critical condition to Sawai Man Singh Government Hospitals in Jaipur, while others were being treated at a hospital in Kuchaman.
The bull, which also died in the mishap, came in the middle of the highway, forcing the minibus driver to apply brakes suddenly. As the driver veered off and lost control of the vehicle, it collided with a tree.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expressed his grief over the accident and offered condolences to the family members of the deceased. In a tweet, he wished an early recovery to those injured.


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--- layout: post title: Ruby Version Manager (RVM) date: 2010-09-06 18:55:00.000000000 +02:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Coding tags: - rails - ruby - ruby version manager - rvm - tools meta: _edit_last: '1' _sexybookmarks_shortUrl: http://b2l.me/atwuwy _wp_old_slug: '' _sexybookmarks_permaHash: 638cfba376672dcd5042d6e65eee1c79 dsq_thread_id: '141705867' author: login: bbWebdesign email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Bob first_name: Bob last_name: Belderbos ---
Rails 3 is out, but version 2 is still widespread.
I have > 1 computers but I prefer to develop on one.
Inevitably the question arises: how can I develop in rails 2 and 3 on 1 machine?
RVM is a command line tool which allows us to easily install, manage and work with multiple ruby environments from interpreters to sets of gems.
So not only is it convenient for rails 2 vs 3, but any new update that comes out can easily be tested this way.
Most of the following procedure comes from Michael Hartl's Learn Rails by Example that now covers rails 3 and is an excellent tutorial!
Quick procedure how to set it up and use it:
1. install RVM:
∴ bash < <( curl http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/releases/rvm-install-head )
.. and put this in your profile:
[[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] && . "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" # This loads RVM into a shell session.
2. install the Ruby instances you want:
$ rvm update --head $ rvm reload $ rvm install 1.8.7 $ rvm install 1.9.2
3. define two gemsets, basically self-contained workspaces between which you can toggle
$ rvm --create 1.8.7-p174@rails2tutorial $ rvm --create use 1.9.2@rails3tutorial
4. make sure you have gem (Ruby's package manager) installed. It should come with RVM already.
I had some strange issues when installing gems. I think I used somehow the global gem's binary, so you might want to put the RVM's gem binary earlier in your PATH (adding ~/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p0/bin/gem to $PATH in for example .bashrc)
5. now you can easy toggle between the two environments
$ rvm 1.9.2 // toggle to rails 3 environment
$ gem list
..
rails (3.0.0)
..
$ rvm 1.8.7 // toggle to rails 2 environment
$ gem list
..
rails (2.3.8)
..
etc.
You can even run both versions at the same time if you specify a different port
$ ruby script/server
=> Booting WEBrick
=> Rails 2.3.8 application starting on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000
$ script/rails server -p 3001
=> Booting WEBrick => Rails 3.0.0 application starting in development on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3001
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.github.thorbenkuck.netcom2.interfaces |
This package contains some interfaces, that are unique to NetCom2, but not to any sub-package
So, for example, some of those interface define a bridge between 2 decoupled parts, some expanded interface of the
function package, such as TriConsumer or TriPredicate ,
which all may be used freely outside of NetCom2. |
| com.github.thorbenkuck.netcom2.logging |
This package contains the NetCom2 logging API, which is used in all other modules within NetCom2.
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| com.github.thorbenkuck.netcom2.network.interfaces |
This package contains interfaces, that are relevant for both the server and the client package.
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| com.github.thorbenkuck.netcom2.network.shared | |
| com.github.thorbenkuck.netcom2.network.shared.clients |
This is the core package for Communication.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Loggable.setLogging(Logging logging)
Allows to override internally set Logging-instances.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CallerReflectionLogging
This logging implementation uses reflection to determine the caller of any method.
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DebugLogging
This implementation of
Logging ignores the trace method |
class |
DisabledLogging
This Logging implementation ignores all calls and logs nothing.
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class |
ErrorLogging
This Logging implementation ignores all calls up to
error() |
class |
InfoLogging
This
Logging implementation ignores all calls up to info |
class |
NetComLogging
This class is the central entry point for the NetCom2Logging api.
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class |
SystemDefaultStyleLogging
This Class defines how NetCom2 logging looks.
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TraceLogging
This is an instance of Logging, that logs every step.
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WarnLogging
This logging implementation ignores all calls up to warn
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
NetComLogging.setLogging(Logging logging)
By calling this method, the
unified() and any Object using it, will receive the new Logging |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CallerReflectionLogging(Logging base) |
DebugLogging(Logging base) |
ErrorLogging(Logging base) |
InfoLogging(Logging base) |
TraceLogging(Logging base) |
WarnLogging(Logging base) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Logging |
Logging.callerTrace()
Creates a logging-level of trace, but analyses the Stacktrace to find the caller of that method.
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static Logging |
Logging.debug()
Creates the debug logging-level (does not log trace calls).
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static Logging |
Logging.disabled()
Creates a logging-level, that does not log anything
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static Logging |
Logging.error()
Creates the debug logging-level (does not log trace, debug, info and warn calls).
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static Logging |
Logging.getDefault()
Creates the default logging-level.
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static Logging |
Logging.info()
Creates the info logging-level (does not log trace and debug calls).
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static Logging |
Logging.trace()
Creates the trace logging-level (logs everything).
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static Logging |
Logging.unified()
Creates logging instance, that updates with the
NetComLogging.setLogging(Logging) instance |
static Logging |
Logging.warn()
Creates the debug logging-level (does not log trace, debug and info calls).
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Logging |
AbstractSynchronize.logging |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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protected Logging |
AbstractConnection.logging |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
AbstractConnection.setLogging(Logging logging)
Allows to override internally set Logging-instances.
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This example shows how the LEDs and the motor can respond to the altitude data mesured by the drone.
This model mesures the height in centimeters. The mesured data is then used to apply a thrust proportional to the drone's altitude.
Above 100 centimeters, full thrust is applied.
The LEDs are given different colours depending of the drone's altitude :


CANBERRA, Australia – Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says all refugees who arrive in Australia by boat will be resettled on the South Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea.
Rudd and Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill signed an agreement in the Australian east coast city of Brisbane on Friday that will enable Australia to deport refugees to its developing neighbor.
The move aims to deter an escalating number of asylum seekers who travel to Australia in rickety fishing boats from poor, war-torn homelands through countries including Indonesia and Malaysia.
The growing influx poses a major political problem for Rudd's Labor Party which is the clear underdog in elections expected within months.
Immigration Minister Tony Burke says the rule will apply to refugees who arrive from Friday.
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pygase.utils
Use helpful classes and functions.
Provides utilities used in PyGaSe code or helpful to users of this library.
Contents
Comparable
: mixin that makes object compare as equal if their type and attributes matchSendable
: mixin that allows to serialize objects to small bytestringsNamedEnum
: base class for lists of strings to be mapped to integer valuesSqn
: subclass ofint
for sequence numbers that always fit in 2 bytesLockedRessource
: class that attaches athreading.Lock
to a ressourceget_available_ip_addresses
: function that returns a list of local network interfaces
Comparable
Comparable(self, /, *args, **kwargs)
Compare objects by equality of attributes.
Sendable
Sendable(self, /, *args, **kwargs)
Send objects via UDP packages.
This mixin for classes that are supposed to be sendable as part of a PyGaSe package makes
objects serializable with the msgpack protocol.
Sendables can only have attributes of type str
, bytes
, Sqn
, int
, float
, bool
as well as list
s or tuple
s of such.
to_bytes
Sendable.to_bytes(self) -> bytes
Serialize the object to a compact bytestring.
from_bytes
Sendable.from_bytes(bytepack:bytes)
Deserialize a bytestring into an instance of this class.
Arguments
- bytepack (): the bytestring to be parsed to a subclass of
Sendable
Returns
a copy of an object that was serialized via Sendable.to_bytes
NamedEnum
NamedEnum(self, /, *args, **kwargs)
Map string labels to integer values.
This is a base class meant to be subclassed to produce a dynamic enum mapping type.
Example
class MyEnum(NamedEnum): '''Encode labels in integers. - "foo" - "bar" ''' MyEnum.register("foo") MyEnum.register("bar") assert MyEnum.get("foo") == 1 assert MyEnum.get("bar") == 2 assert MyEnum.get(1) == "foo" assert MyEnum.get(2) == "bar"
get
NamedEnum.get(name_or_value)
Get the value for a label or vice versa.
Arguments
- name_or_value (): label or value to de- or encode
Returns
int value for given string label or vice versa
Raises
TypeError
: if argument is neitherint
norstr
register
NamedEnum.register(name:str) -> None
Add a new label to the mapping.
Arguments
- name (): string label to register as new enum value
Sqn
Sqn(self, /, *args, **kwargs)
Use finite periodic integers that fit in 2 bytes.
Subclass of int
that provides a residue-class-like behaviour of wrapping back to 1 after a maximum value.
Use it to represent sequence numbers with a fixed number of bytes when you only need well-defined ordering
within a specific finite scale. 0 represents the state before the sequence has started.
For the default bytesize of 2 the maximum sequence number is 65535.
set_bytesize
Sqn.set_bytesize(bytesize:int) -> None
Redefine the bytesize and wrap-over behaviour for all Sqn
instances.
Arguments
- bytesize (): new size for the
bytes
representation ofSqn
instances
get_max_sequence
Sqn.get_max_sequence() -> int
Return the maximum sequence number after which Sqn
s wrap back to 1.
to_sqn_bytes
Sqn.to_sqn_bytes(self) -> bytes
Return representation of the number in exactly the currenly set bytesize.
The default bytesize is 2.
from_sqn_bytes
Sqn.from_sqn_bytes(bytestring:bytes) -> 'Sqn'
Return Sqn
object that was encoded in given bytestring.
LockedRessource
LockedRessource(self, ressource)
Access a ressource thread-safely.
This class makes an object available via a context manager that essentialy attaches a
threading.Lock
to it, that threads writing to this object should abide.
Usage example:
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Molecular Dynamics Kit¶
This is the documentation for Molecular Dynamics Kit, a library for coarse-grained simulation of proteins based on a model developed at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Developed during a BSc team project at the University of Warsaw.
Authors:
Jakub Bednarz
Jakub Boguta
Paweł Kopaczyk
Juliusz Pham
Jan Urbanek
Project home: Github.


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Return the total profit after the selected employees are fired.
The first one has a salary of 1 and a productivity of 3.
The second one has a salary of 2 and a productivity of 2.
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| using | index_type = MultiIndexType |
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| const object & | insert (object &&obj) override |
| const object & | create (const std::function< void(object &)> &constructor) override |
| void | modify (const object &obj, const std::function< void(object &)> &m) override |
| void | remove (const object &obj) override |
| const object * | find (object_id_type id) const override |
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| virtual uint8_t | object_space_id () const =0 |
| virtual uint8_t | object_type_id () const =0 |
| virtual object_id_type | get_next_id () const =0 |
| virtual void | use_next_id ()=0 |
| virtual void | set_next_id (object_id_type id)=0 |
| virtual const object & | load (const std::vector< char > &data)=0 |
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Almost all objects can be tracked and managed via a boost::multi_index container that uses an unordered_unique key on the object ID. This template class adapts the generic index interface to work with arbitrary boost multi_index containers on the same type.
Definition at line 43 of file generic_index.hpp.
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Reimplemented in graphene::db::primary_index< graphene::db::generic_index >.
Definition at line 93 of file generic_index.hpp.


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ROME (AP) - Officially say at least five people died as heavy rain slammed the Riviera coasts of France and Italy, trapping travelers in their cars.
Some roads remained closed Monday on the French Riviera, and rivers are still rising in Italy after the weekend flooding.
The administration for France’s Var region said four people died, including a couple in their 70s from the perfume capital of Grasse whose car got submerged. Another died after a French rescue boat sank in the Mediterranean and another was found dead in a car.
In northern Italy, a woman was found dead after the Bomida river swept away her car. Rescuers are also searching for possible victims after a landslide caused the collapse of a stretch of an elevated highway near the flooded city of Savona.
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