This section is not available yet (but it’ll be soon). Stay tuned!
PS: for the cache to work you need to run both the ‘djfacet_fmcache’ command and the ‘djfacet_facetcache’ command!
If you run only the first one it throws an error.. shouldnit be caching on the fly? TODO
# bash-3.2$ python manage.py djfacet_shell
# This command loads a shell with added the following symbols: # ‘loaded_facet_groups’ = .. # ‘facets_for_template’ = .. # ‘result_types’ = .. # ‘fm’ = faceted manager instance # ##################
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# EG: # bash-3.2$ python manage.py djfacet_fmcache
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Delete CachedHtmlPage objects so that it gets re-calculated
If ‘DJF_SPLASHPAGE_CACHE’ is set to True the all-facets page will be cached again automatically the first time they’re loaded.
# EG: # bash-3.2$ python manage.py djfacet_cleanfacetcache surname
- make_option(‘–resulttypes’, action=’store’, dest=’resulttypes’, default=’all’,
- help=’The _resulttypes_ option determines what resulttypes-facet couple will be cached’),
- make_option(‘–emptyunused’, action=’store’, dest=’emptyunused’, default=’no’,
- help=’The _emptyunused_ option empties the unused elements from CachedFacetValue and CachedQueryArgs tables’),
- make_option(‘–firstlevel’, action=’store’, dest=’firstlevel’, default=’no’,
- help=’The _firstlevel_ option determines whether we delete only objects at the firstlevel (= with no QueryArgs)’),
- make_option(‘–secondlevel’, action=’store’, dest=’secondlevel’, default=’no’,
- help=’The _secondlevel_ option determines whether to delete only objects at the firstlevel (= with QueryArgs)’),
)
Deletes...


DaBaby Premieres "BOP" Video As A Hip-Hop Musical
DaBaby debuts his brand new Hip-Hop Musical.
by Alex ZidelDo you need a little more "BOP" in your life? Have you been craving a brand new hip-hop musical? Perhaps DaBaby isn't exactly ready to star in Hamilton yet but he's starting off his Broadway career with a solid musical for his hot single "BOP." Debuting the video today for the KIRK jam, the North Carolina native officially unleashes another humourous video upon us.
Starting off in the busy streets of New York City, the Billion Dollar Baby can be seen running some sketchy business with his homies before getting run up on by the cops. Everybody scatters and, as DaBaby attempts to find a secure place to lay low, a dance party breaks out in the middle of traffic. Baby gets back in the scene to marvel over one woman's twerking skills, hitting a handstand and shaking her booty ferociously.
The clip ends with a message from Baby himself, informing us that the story isn't quite complete.  "Give us a few days."
What do you think DaBaby and Reel Goats will bring us next? Another music video or a continuation of this musical? Your guess is as good as mine.


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Hello visitor! My name is Jackie Dong and I am currently a student at University of Southern California, studying Applied Math. I am Canadian but I spent most of my life in China before I moved to Canada. My career interest lies mostly in the field of big data and machine learning.
I am interested in most sports but I am best at ping pong, as I trained semi-professionally in China. I also love to play and listen to the piano and am currently taking lessons at USC. Whether you're a student or a working professional, feel free to connect with me on any of the platforms below.
Skills: pandas, matplotlib, Youtube API, numpy, datetime, seaborn
This project examined some of the factors that impact whether a Youtube video trends using Python packages Pandas and Matplotlib. This page focuses specfically on analysis of publish date and trending date of videos. For full analysis, please visit here.
The data used in this project included a list of daily trending videos in the United States from November 2017 through June 2018, as seen from the following sample data table.
| index | categoryId | channelId | channelTitle | commentCount | dislikeCount | likeCount | publishedAt | tags | title | videoId | viewCount |
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| 0 | 10 | UCLp8RBhQHu9wSsq62j_Md6A | LuisFonsiVEVO | 2538568 | 3319892 | 28617878 | 2017-01-13T05:00:02.000Z | ['Luis', 'Fonsi', 'Despacito', 'UMLE', 'Latino', 'Latin', 'Pop', 'Luis Fonsi', 'DY', 'Daddy Yankee', 'Music Video', 'Oficial', 'Official Music Video', '#Despacito', 'Zuleyka Rivera', 'Super model', 'Miss Universe', 'PR', 'Puerto Rico'] | Luis Fonsi - Despacito ft. Daddy Yankee | kJQP7kiw5Fk |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| 1 | 10 | UCVp3nfGRxmMadNDuVbJSk8A | Wiz Khalifa | 1453069 | 685022 | 20578196 | 2015-04-07T03:00:03.000Z | ['Wiz Khalifa', 'Blacc Hollywood', 'Taylor Gang', 'Atlantic Records', 'hip hop', 'wiz', 'khalifa', 'Pittsburgh', 'Los Angeles', 'taylorgangent', 'TGOD', 'taylor gang or die', 'Furious 7', 'paul walker', 'paul walker tribute', 'See You Again (Composition)', 'Fast & Furious 6 (Award-Winning Work)', 'See you again', 'vin diesel', 'Michelle Rodriguez (Celebrity)', 'charlie puth', 'GRAMMYS'] | Wiz Khalifa - See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack | RgKAFK5djSk |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| 2 | 10 | UC0C-w0YjGpqDXGB8IHb662A | Ed Sheeran | 749757 | 956254 | 16809505 | 2017-01-30T10:57:50.000Z | ['edsheeran', 'ed sheeran', 'acoustic', 'live', 'cover', 'official', 'remix', 'official video', 'lyrics', 'session', 'Ed', 'Sheeran', 'Shape', 'Of', 'You', 'Shape of You', 'Divide', 'Î•Î½Ï„ Î£Î·ÏÎ±Î½', 'Î•Î´ Î£Î·ÎµÎµÏÎ±Î½', 'Î•Î½Ï„ Î£Î¹ÏÎ±Î½'] | Ed Sheeran - Shape of You [Official Video] | JGwWNGJdvx8 |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
Shows and Nonprofits/Activism had the shortest average time to trending but also had very small samples. Travel & Events, Howto & Style, and Pets & Animals had the fastest time to trending among larger sample size categories. On the other hand, Autos and Film & Animation took the longest amount of days to trend on average.
Music and Gaming stayed trending for the longest number of days with large samples, whereas Sports and News/Politics trended for the shortest number of days.
This graph can be used to examine trend over time. Views for music category (orange line) started low in december but quickly took over as the most viewed category approaching may. Music videos are also more popular in the middle of a year than at the end of a year.
Visualization above broken down by category. This graph shows events in a given industry can influence views.
Film/Animation videos gained more views approaching February as Oscar was held in the same month. Another rise in views happened in May when major movies such as infinity war and deadpool 2 are released.
Skills: Splinter, BeautifulSoup, Web Scraping, MongoDB Database, Flask Web App, Bootstrap
This project uses BeautifulSoup and Splinter to scrape various websites for data related to Mars and store the collected information into a MongoDB database. A Flask web application is subsequently developed to display the data in a Bootstrap webpage. Check out Github repository of this project for more information.
This is the landing page of the website. The table of contents card shows a list of information about mars that this site provides. One can click on the items displayed in table of contents to reach different sections of this site.
Latest photos of Mars hemisphere. Images are scraped from USGS Astrogeology site.
Latest Mars weather section. Featured image is scraped from Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Weather data is scraped from Mars Weather Twitter account.
Mars fact section. Data table is scraped from Space Facts.
Latest Mars news section. Data is scraped from NASA Mars News Site.
If we hit the "scrape new data" button, the web app will start collecting the latest data from various websites and update the site. Compare the photos below to the ones above to see the updated information.
Photos of Mars hemisphere after scraping.
Mars weather section after scraping.
Latest Mars News section after scraping.
Skills: Web API, Piercing Data in JSON Format, Python Requests, Visualization Dashboard, CityPy
This project uses OpenWeatherMap API, Python requests, and JSON traversals to obtain weather data about 500+ random cities across the globe and create a representative model of weather trend. A visualization dashboard website is built with bootstrap using data collected from OpenWeatherMapAPI. The website contains all charts and graphs, explanations for weather trends, and data used to create the visualizations. Check out Github repository of this project for more information.
All weather data is obtained from OpenWeatherMap API. A list of more than 500 Random cities are selected based on latitude and longitude and a weather check is performed on each of the cities using a series of successive API calls. The visualization dashboard can be found here.
Skills: SQLAlchemy, SQL Database, ORM Queries, Flask API
This project uses SQLAlchemy ORM queries in Python to explore and create visualizations of Honolulu climate database containing temperature and precipitation data. SQLAlchemy is a SQL toolkit in Python that allows control of SQL database in Python scripts. Then, a Flask API is designed to assess the climate database through SQLAlchemy and return the results in json format.
The graph shows precipitation data from two years ago to today. The data is obtained by reflecting SQL database, linking it to Python, and query the desired data.
Query temperature observation data and plot the results as a histogram.
The average temperature of a certain range of data is plotted. A function is built in Python to accept start and end dates as parameters and return minimum, average, and maximum temperature for that range of dates.
This graph is obtained by plotting the daily minimum, average, and maximum tempeature for a given range of dates.
This page is the default route of Flask API. It gives a complete list of available routes and data that can be assessed using this API.
Minimum, average, maximum tempeature in a specific date range is returned by inputting a 'start_date' and 'end_date' in the route /api/v1.0/start_date/end_date
. For example, the temperature data in this photo is from the route /api/v1.0/2016-08-23/2017-04-23
.
Precipitation data in the last two years is returned in the route /api/v1.0/precipitation
.
A list of all tempeature recording stations is retured in the route /api/v1.0/stations
.


Saudi Aramco targets sale of 0.5per cent of oil firm to retail investors in IPO: sources
Saudi Aramco is looking to sell up to 0.5per cent of the state oil giant to retail investors in its planned initial public offering (IPO), three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
DUBAI: Saudi Aramco is looking to sell up to 0.5per cent of the state oil giant to retail investors in its planned initial public offering (IPO), three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The Saudi oil group has not yet revealed the size of its planned IPO or what proportion of the company it will float, although sources have previously said this could be 1-2per cent.
Aramco declined to comment.
It is expected to release more details about the company in an IPO prospectus document later on Saturday.
Assuming Aramco achieves a total valuation of US$2 trillion, the retail tranche could be worth around US$10 billion, the sources said on Saturday.
Aramco fired the starting gun on the domestic IPO last week after a series of false starts. It did not give details on how much would be sold, or when the listing would happen, while expert valuations vary from US$1.2 to US$2.3 trillion.
A government committee has met in the past few months with dozens of wealthy Saudi individuals to secure pre-sale agreements, sources told Reuters last month.
And the government has encouraged investors to repatriate cash held overseas to buy into the IPO to avoid draining too much liquidity from the Saudi banking system, they said.
Reuters reported on Oct. 17 that Aramco can take advantage of new market rules that allow issuers the flexibility to sell more shares to retail investors, likely exceeding the usual 10per cent seen in recent IPOs.
"Local demand is strong," a second source said on Saturday, adding that this would lead institutional investors to think that up to 75per cent of the IPO would be available for them.
(Editing by Alexander Smith)


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The New Romantic is a movie starring Jessica Barden, Hayley Law, and Brett Dier. Frustrated with the lack of chivalrous guys her own age, a college senior gives up on dating for love to date an older man in exchange for gifts...


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Robolectric has many components which can be customized or replaced using an extension mechanism based on Java Services
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Historically, customizing Robolectric required subclassing RobolectricTestRunner
to override behavior at various ad-hoc extension points. This mechanism is now deprecated. The Plugin API provides a number of well documented and supported extension points allowing you to customize behavior for your organization’s needs.
The interfaces listed below can be implemented with customizations suitable for your organization. To make your custom implementation visible to Robolectric, publish it as a service and include it in the test classpath. Google’s @AutoService annotation is helpful for this.
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--- layout: post authors: ["Mike Jackson"] title: "Feedback from Imperial College London" date: 2014-09-24 time: "08:00:00" tags: ["Bootcamps"] ---
On 16-17 September, EPCC's ARCHER headed down to Imperial College London to run a Software Carpentry bootcamp. My colleague Arno Proeme made his instructor debut, covering version control and Git and good programming practice, while I covered shell hints and tips, automation and Make, and testing.
We had 31 attendees stay the course, out of the 34 who were present at the outset. Most attendees were from Imperial College London and the Institute of Cancer Research (many of whose peers had attended the Greenwich bootcamp last October), with a few attendees from other London institutions (Queen Mary University of London, University of Greenwich, University College London, King's College London, Royal Holloway, University of London) and a couple coming in from Birmingham and Oxford.
The good points and bad points, written on sticky notes during the final session, were as follows:
| Good points | Bad points |
|---|---|
| Content was relevant to my work | Should be more targeted to people with similar knowledge, background (a mix of backgrounds makes it too hard or too easy for some people to follow) |
| Interesting and very useful topics | More hands on exercises to apply what was learned would have been helpful |
| The selection of topics was great as I have found myself trying to learn things like git or software testing for quite some time but always in the rush of some deadline | No syntax highlighting on projector code |
| Lots of things covered | More use of Etherpad for copying code please |
| Wide range of tools introduced | I sometimes got behind due to missing/wrong syntax |
| Useful range of tools introduced | SQL? |
| Examples used for teaching were interesting in that they expanded my views of what the taught tools had to offer | Python bit slow |
| Git | Too few days |
| Learned Git | No pens :( [for the sign-in form and sticky notes] |
| Good pace of teaching | |
| Nice and helpful instructors | |
| Friendly teachers | |
| Free of charge!!! :-) | |
| I believe this is a greatly important initiative Thanks! |
A number of attendees also commented via e-mail afterwards how they found the bootcamp both informative and enjoyable. One stated that they
took quite a bit away from it and will try implementing these practises and testing habits into my research (looking forward to getting over the learning hump :) )
There were a lot more set-up issues for this bootcamp than for the last bootcamp I was on at Cranfield in July. During the Git session, one attendee had never used "vi". Running the Software Carpentry installer to install "nano" revealed that the attendee had not installed Python. Other attendees also had problems with editors not being installed, or not being available on the PATH. Another complication arose from Anaconda Python and Canopy Python both being present on one attendee's machine which caused ipython to stop working, though, fortunately Python itself worked fine. One attendee had problems with Anaconda Python clashing with their native Python installation, which was resolved by manually setting the PATH. One attendee had the software installed on a remote machine which they could access, but their remote machine could not connect out to the web!
Some of these could have been averted had attendees installed, or at least tried to install, the required software, and run the Software Carpentry installation test scripts before they arrived. They did not do so despite at least 3 e-mails and a 30 minute pre-Welcome slot on the first day for egistration and software set-up. Next time we'll schedule the software set-up after the Welcome session.
The other issue was solely my responsibility - trying to cram too much in and sacrificing practicals for time, instead walking attendees through these via live coding. Next time I'll be more diligent in giving attendees time to try things by themselves, trying to reinforce a few concepts more deeply than covering many but with no opportunity for self-guided problem solving.
Arno, and our EPCC colleagues Mario Antonioletti and Alistair Grant will be attending the Software Carpentry: Instructor Training at TGAC this October. The four of us will then run a Software Carpentry workshop, sponsored ARCHER and PRACE, in Edinburgh in early December.


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Scottish Government rapped as number of patients kept waiting 12 hours in A&E rockets to 215 a week
by Katrine BusseyTHE number of patients kept waiting over 12 hours in A&E has rocketed to 215 a week, latest figures show.
The shock stat was up from 117 for the previous seven days.
Another 793 had to hang around for more than eight hours in the week ending November 10.
The Scottish Government’s target of having 95 per cent of patients dealt with inside four hours has not been hit since August 2017.
Lib Dem MSP Alex Cole-Hamilton said Health Secretary Jeane Freeman made “big promises” on tackling waiting times but “can’t escape the fact the SNP Government hasn’t met the A&E target for years”.
Mr Cole-Hamilton, the party’s health spokesman, added: “To offer patients a bright future, staff must have the resources they need to do their job.”
Just 84.6 per cent of people were seen in under four hours — the lowest rate since March last year. It meant a whopping 4,338 people spent over four hours in A&E.
The largest health board, NHS Greater Gla- sgow and Clyde, hit the target. in just 80.9 per cent of cases.
An SNP Government spokeswoman said: “Scotland’s core A&E departments have been the best performing in the UK for more than four years despite high attendance levels.”


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The world must act to save a generation of traumatised, isolated and suffering Syrian children from catastrophe. If we do not move quickly, this generation of innocents will become lasting casualties of an appalling war.
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{% extends "sentry/projects/manage.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load sentry_helpers %} {% load sentry_plugins %} {% block title %}{% trans "Release Tracking" %} | {{ block.super }}{% endblock %} {% block main %}
Configure release tracking for this project to automatically record new releases of your application.
Start by binding the release
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// See SDK documentation for language specific usage. Raven.config('your dsn', { release: '0e4fdef81448dcfa0e16ecc4433ff3997aa53572' });
This will annotate each event with the version of your application, as well as automatically create a release entity in the system the first time it's seen.
In addition you may configure a release hook (or use our API) to push a release and include additional metadata with it.
You can notify Sentry when you release new versions of your application via our HTTP API.
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Israeli Army Arrests Lebanese Man for Jumping Border Fence
The Israeli military said it has arrested a man who crossed its northern border from Lebanon.
The army said Saturday the Lebanese national was being held for questioning.
Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency said the man jumped over the border fence into Israel after shooting two people on the Lebanese side of the frontier.
Israel has been on high alert since August, when its aircraft struck targets in Syria and Lebanon linked to Iran and its regional proxy, the Lebanese Hezbollah party.
In September, brief cross-border fighting erupted after Hezbollah fired a barrage of missiles in response to Israeli airstrikes.


--- layout: post title: "Math and Physics lectures" date: 2017-08-17 comments: true archive: false tags: math-physics-lectures excerpt: Mathphysics lectures by Prof. Fredric Schuller ---
These great lectures on the anatomy of theoretical physics provide a thorough understanding of the building mathematics from the ground up. Although the more advanced concepts took me a while to understand. Prof. Schuller is great at explainig difficult concepts in this lectures series.


This demo is about self-learning cars. The reinforcement-learning-goal of these cars is to maximize their future speed at all times, which means to avoid shapes. The input to the cars' neural network is the sensor data: speed in x- and y-direction, distance + entity type + normal vector (2d) of sensing rays (19 per car). In addition to the current time-step they receive the last action-state pair. Each state has 19x4 + 2 = 78 dimensions. The action space is 2 dimensional, which means the input to the car's brain is 78x2 + 2 = 158 dimensional.
This page uses the DDPG (deep deterministic policy gradient) algorithm, which means the action space is continuous. 1d for speed control (gas pedal, -1 for braking/going backwards, +1 for max thrust in forward direction) and 1d for stearing (-1 left, 0 straight, +1 right).
Click and drag to draw shapes, which must be avoided by the cars.
Takes the agents about 15 minutes to learn driving.
If you want to skip training, there is a pre-trained agent file in the subfolder agents/ of this demo, which you can load using the button below.
Agent's lifespan: 0s
Made by Jan Hünermann


Critically expose, juxtapose, and rate political bias by topic — contrasting the coverage-slant of various journalistic sources across the political spectrum!


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Documentation website generator.
Generates great websites from Markdown files.
Docpress generates websites from your project's basic documentation; that is, at the very least, a README.md
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Under heavy development now; guides and instructions will magically appear here when we're stable.
Check out the Docpress Showcase to see how Docpress helped developers build great-looking websites.
Still under heavy development, consider this a preview. Requires Node v8+. See the Getting Started guide for more details.
$ npm install -g docpress
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Authored and maintained by Rico Sta. Cruz with help from contributors (list).
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Configure PHP to make sessions time-out after a certain period of time, even if the user is active.
Limiting session life-time makes it harder to hijack sessions.
To set an absolute session time limit, configure the php.ini file to include the following directive:
session.cookie_lifetime = 60000
The snippet above sets the maximum session life-time to 60000 seconds by limiting the life-time of the session cookies.


On-ice instruction from the gang (VIDEO)
by FOX Sports DetroitMickey Redmond, Chris Osgood and Trevor Thompson head down to the ice to demonstrate what went right and wrong for the Red Wings in their 4-3 loss to the Senators.
Mickey Redmond, Chris Osgood and Trevor Thompson head down to the ice to demonstrate what went right and wrong for the Red Wings in their 4-3 loss to the Senators.


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Perform output encoding using SpringMVC within an application. Strong output encoding is a control that is typically used to prevent encoding (primarily XSS on the web) issues within an application. This article will describe how to use the built-in mechanisms provided by SpringMVC to perform appropriate output encoding.
In general, SpringMVC tags perform HTML entity encoding by default if they are configured to do so. There are a few ways to enable this mechanism (newer versions of SpringMVC have this enabled by default).
Enable html escaping on all form elements within the entire application. In order to do this, add this snippet to your web.xml.
<context-param>
<param-name>defaultHtmlEscape</param-name>
<param-value>true</param-value>
</context-param>
Enable html escaping on all form elements within a single page. In order to do this, add this snippet at the top of your jsp page.
<spring:htmlEscape defaultHtmlEscape="true" />
Enable html escaping on all form elements within a single form. In order to do this, attribute your form in this way.
<form:input path="someFormField" htmlEscape="true" />
An important point to be aware of is that some tags that allow you to disable the encoding performed by the tag. This is sometimes useful, the most common case being where you are allowing administrators for a site add HTML formatted messages to be displayed to users. There may also be cases where users can create formatted messages for other users. These approaches are often not handled properly to prevent XSS. However, through strong input validation, it is possible to allow users to enter limited HTML and still display that safely to users without allowing XSS.
You can determine if this is being done by simply looking for the htmlEscape="false" attribute in individual SpringMVC tags. If it is set to false, then the HTML entity encoding is disabled (the default is true).


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| Degree | College/School | University/Board | Per./CGPA | Passing Year |
| SSC | Best | GSEB | 85% | 2014 |
| HSC | Best | GHSEB | 83% | 2016 |
| B.TECH | INDUS UNIVERSITY | Indus University | 9.52 | - |


Add
When placing an icon in a button ensure to use aria-hidden="true" attribute and if there is no text in the button ensure to use the aria-label attribute to support assistive technologies.
aria-hidden="true"
aria-label


extractCSS Options
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Extract IDs
Extract classes
Extract inline styles
Extract children
Automatic semicolon
Indent with:
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2 spaces
tab
Open curly brace:
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separate line


TL (Type Language) serves to describe the used system of types, constructors, and existing functions. In fact, the combinator description format presented in Binary Data Serialization is used.
See also:
Advanced topics:
A TL program usually consists of two sections separated by keyword ---functions---
. The first section consists of declarations of built-in types and aggregate types (i.e. their constructors). The second section consists of the declared functions, i.e. functional combinators.
Actually, both the first and second sections consist of combinator declarations, each of which ends with a semicolon. However, the first section contains only constructors, while the second section only involves functions. Each combinator is declared using a “combinator declaration” in the format explained above. However, the combinator number and field names may be explicitly assigned.
If additional type declarations are required after functions have been declared, the keyword (section divider) ---types---
is used. Furthermore, a functional combinator may be declared in the type section if its result type begins with an exclamation point (in fact, when the function section is interpreted, this exclamation point is added automatically).
To explicitly define 32-bit names of combinators, a hash mark (#) is added immediately after the combinator’s name, followed by 8 hexadecimal digits.
Composite constructions like <namespace_identifier>.<constructor_identifier>
and <namespace_identifier>.<Type_identifier>
can be used as constructor- or type identifiers. The portion of the identifier to the left of the period is called the namespace. Moreover, the rule about a first uppercase letter in type identifiers and lowercase letter in constructor identifiers applies to the part of the construction after the period. For example, auth.Message
would be a type, while auth.std_message
would be a constructor.
Namespaces do not require a special declaration.
Comments are the same as in C++.
// built-in types
int#a8509bda ? = Int;
long ? = Long;
double ? = Double;
string ? = String;
null = Null;
vector {t:Type} # [ t ] = Vector t;
coupleInt {alpha:Type} int alpha = CoupleInt<alpha>;
coupleStr {gamma:Type} string gamma = CoupleStr gamma;
/* The name of the type variable is irrelevant: "gamma" could be replaced with "alpha";
However, the combinator number will depend on the specific choice. */
intHash {alpha:Type} vector<coupleInt<alpha>> = IntHash<alpha>;
strHash {alpha:Type} (vector (coupleStr alpha)) = StrHash alpha;
intSortedHash {alpha:Type} intHash<alpha> = IntSortedHash<alpha>;
strSortedHash {alpha:Type} (strHash alpha) = StrSortedHash alpha;
// custom types
pair x:Object y:Object = Pair;
triple x:Object y:Object z:Object = Triple;
user#d23c81a3 id:int first_name:string last_name:string = User;
no_user#c67599d1 id:int = User;
group id:int title:string last_name:string = Group;
no_group = Group;
---functions---
// Maybe some built-in arithmetic functions; inverse quotes make "identifiers" out of arbitrary non-alphanumeric strings
`+` Int Int = Int;
`-` Int Int = Int;
`+` Double Double = Double;
// ...
// API functions (aka RPC functions)
getUser#b0f732d5 int = User;
getUsers#2d84d5f5 (Vector int) = Vector User;
In this case, the user
constructor has been explicitly assigned a number (0xd23c81a3); In fact, this was not necessary, since this value is the CRC32 of the string "user id:int first_name:string last_name:string = User"
, which would have been used by default.
Special constructors are not required for Vector int, Vector User, Vector Object, etc. -- the same universal constructor can be used everywhere:
vector#1cb5c415 {t:Type} # [ t ] = Vector t;
Note that when the getUsers (Vector int) = Vector User;
constructor number is calculated, the CRC32 of the string "getUsers Vector int = Vector User” is computed (from which all parentheses have been removed).
Notation T0<T1,T2,...,Tn>
is syntactic sugar for (T0 (T1) (T2) ... (Tn))
. For example, Vector<User>
and (Vector User)
are entirely interchangeable.
Suppose we want to call getUsers([2,3,4])
. This query will be serialized into a sequence of 32-bit integers as follows:
0x2d84d5f5 0x1cb5c415 0x3 0x2 0x3 0x4
Please note that TL serialization yields sequences of 32-bit integers. When it has to be embedded into a byte stream, for example a network packet, each 32-bit integer is represented by four bytes in little-endian order. In this way the above query corresponds to the following byte stream:
F5 D5 84 2D 15 C4 B5 1C 03 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 03 00 00 00 04 00 00 00
The response might look something like this:
0x1cb5c415 0x3 0xd23c81a3 0x2 0x74655005 0x00007265 0x72615006 0x72656b 0xc67599d1 0x3 0xd23c81a3 0x4 0x686f4a04 0x6e 0x656f4403
This roughly corresponds to
[{"id":2,"first_name":"Peter", "last_name":"Parker"},{},{"id":4,"first_name":"John","last_name":"Doe"}]
Note that in both cases the same universal constructor vector#1cb5c415
is used: in the request to serialize the value of type Vector int
, and in the serialization of the value of type Vector User
in the response. There is no ambiguity because in both cases the type of the value being (de)serialized is known before its (de)serialization begins. For example, after receiving the query, the server sees that the first part is 0x2d84d5f5
, which corresponds to the combinator getUsers#2d84d5f5 (Vector int) = Vector User
. Thus, it is understood that what follows will be a value of type Vector int
. After receiving the response to this query, the client knows that it must receive a value of type Vector User
and it deserializes the response accordingly.


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Millionaire heiress who spat at police officer and kicked another in groin spared jail
Chloe Pidgley, 26, granddaughter of Berkeley Homes founder Tony Pidgley, admitted two assaults, which happened at her flat in Earl’s Court, West London, in March
by Joe MorganA £310million property heiress who drunkenly spat in an officer’s face and kicked another policeman in the groin has avoided jail.
Chloe Pidgley, 26, granddaughter of Berkeley Homes founder Tony Pidgley, pleaded guilty to the two assaults.
A court heard the millionaire was unable to cope after her ex-boyfriend was jailed for throwing a radiator at her in a domestic incident.
Pidgley admitted assaulting PCs Calum Jackson and Jake Harris, at her flat in Earl’s Court, West London, in March.
They were called by the ambulance service after she made threats to self-harm.
The court was also told she had four previous convictions, one for assaulting a police officer.
But, yesterday, Pidgley, who was reportedly given a million pounds as a 21st birthday present, was sentenced to a community order and a fine of £245.
Ricky Yao, defending, said: “This is a young lady who has had an exceedingly difficult time. Miss Pidgley suffered a serious assault on her person by an ex-partner. The week at the time of the incident was difficult for her as she had to deliver a victim-impact statement.
“Her former partner was sentenced to 21 months... She was struck with a radiator and a door slammed on her hands, which caused significant injury.”
Mr Yao added the heiress’s means were, “more modest than many may think”.
At Hendon magistrates court, North London, judge Tan Ikram said: “I note your previous conviction of assault. That offence makes this offence more serious.
“I also take into account what else was going in the days prior or at the time of this offence. You yourself were the victim of an attack.”
The judge gave Pidgley a 12-month community order, with 100 hours’ unpaid work and 20 days’ rehabilitation to “explore your use of alcohol”.


Professionalism
Projected Time
About 2 hours
- 20 minutes for video walkthrough of slides
- 9 minutes for “Being Professional at Work" video
- 7 minutes for “How to Deal with People You Don’t Like at Work"
- 6 minutes for “Top 10 Tips for Early Career Professionals" video
- 30 minutes for Group Practice
- 20 minutes for Independent Practice
- 15 minutes for Check for Understanding
Prerequisites
Motivation
Techtonica is a simulated work environment representative of common tech industry offices.  An apprentice’s level of professionalism is an important point of consideration for sponsoring companies.
Importance to professionalism in workplace:
- Creates Boundaries
- Creates an Atmosphere of Improvement
- The sense of Responsibility
- Mitigates Conflicts
- Increased Job Satisfaction
- Personal Growth (imarticus.org)
Objectives
Participants will be able to::
- Understand what is meant by “professionalism"
- Understand why professionalism is important both at Techtonica and in a work setting
- Understand what behaviors are expected of a professional
- Understand what accepted standards of professionalism are
Specific Things to Learn
- Dictionary definition of a professional, and an interpretation of this definition
- Myths about behaving professionally
- What it means to behave professionally
- Why professionalism is valued
- Speaking professionally
- Dressing professionally
- Music in the workplace
- Research about women wearing makeup at work
- Standards for arriving at work and leaving from work
- Standards for the work day itself
Materials
Lesson
Importance to professionalism in workplace:
- Creates Boundaries – Workers who conduct themselves professionally avoid crossing their line with subordinates, superiors or clients
- Creates an Atmosphere of Improvement – A professional atmosphere is more conducive to success.
- The sense of Responsibility – In a professional atmosphere, an employee while handling a task, sees the larger purpose, and hence are able to own their actions and take appropriate decisions. One takes pride in performing the tasks assigned to them. This adds to the overall image of not only the employee but also showcases the value by which the organisation stands.
- Mitigates Conflicts – businesses which promote a professional atmosphere also makes it easier to deal with diverse environments in which subordinates or even clients could have a difference of opinion however they can agree to disagree and come together on common grounds.
- Increased Job Satisfaction – Professionalism eliminates stress to a great degree and once that is taken care of an employee thrives in a healthy atmosphere leading to enhanced performance.
- Personal Growth – Not only in terms of job advancement, but there are a certain dignity and pride in one’s work that develops. You get appreciated for consistently good quality output and that in turn builds your confidence, makes you a more secure person who is then capable of handling difficult situations with refined emotional maturity. (imarticus.org)
The slides and video walkthrough follow along with this lesson. Be sure to view the rest of the materials section as well.
Common Mistakes / Misconceptions
- “This is irrelevant to me right now because I’m an apprentice. I’ll start acting professionally once I’m hired." Many serious athletes “practice like they play", meaning they approach their practice and training with as much seriousness and intensity as they’d put in during a real game. This makes them well-prepared for game days. Techtonica has a similar approach, and we expect apprentices to “practice like they play".
- “If someone tells me to behave professionally, they are telling me to act more like an higher-income white person." If someone tells you to behave more professionally, they are referring to the (sometimes unwritten) behaviors outlined in this lesson. These behaviors are generally accepted across industries, roles and employment types to be “professional".
- “Behaving professionally makes me appear weak."
- “I cannot be my authentic self and behave professionally." Being yourself and behaving professionally are not mutually exclusive. Sometimes, the “professional" you is one part of your true self who gets to come out at work, while other parts of your true self get to come out at other times.
- “It won’t matter what I do or how I act because I’ll just be a junior software engineer after Techtonica." Junior software engineers are valued team members and are held to the same standard of professionalism as everyone else at the company.  Start your reputation off on good footing.
Group Practice
On their own, each person writes a text message to a team member saying they’re running late to a meeting. Then, each person shares their message aloud with the group.
On their own, each person writes an email to a manager notifying them that they’ll be out of the office on some future date. Then, each person shares their message aloud with the group.
On their own, each person writes an email to a manager notifying them that they won’t be finished with a project by the agreed-upon deadline. Then, each person shares their message aloud with the group.
Independent Practice
Find a partner. Take turns role playing the following scenario: One of you is a team member and you need to tell your manager in person that you’ll be missing a week of work next month. The other person is the manager and should express disappointment that the team member will be gone, but also express that you understand. Be sure to switch roles.
Find a partner. Take turns role playing the following scenario: One of you is a team member and you need to tell your manager in person that your project is likely not going to be finished by the agreed-upon deadline. The other person is the manager and should express unhappiness about this, but also work together to come up with a new, reasonable deadline or some other alternative (reduce the scope of the project or get help from a team member). Be sure to switch roles.
Check for Understanding
Write your reflections about this lesson. What, if any, of the concepts presented were new to you? Is there anything you disagree with? What did it feel like to deliver potentially bad news during the role play? Was this practice useful? Feel free to share other thoughts you have.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Pressure cooking creates an authentic Tuscan soup in minutes.
Equipment and preparation: you will need a pressure cooker and a pestle and mortar
For the soup, heat the oil in a heavy-based saucepan over a high heat. Add the bacon, then season and fry for 3–4 minutes, until caramelising but not burning. De-glaze the pan with the sherry vinegar. Add the red onions, carrots, garlic, celery and leek and cook for 8–10 minutes, or until softened.
Stir in the potatoes and tomatoes, with their vines, then add the rosemary and thyme bundle. Squash the tomatoes with a wooden spoon. Bring the pan to a simmer.
Heat the beef stock in a saucepan over a high heat. Add the pasta to the vegetables. Once the stock is simmering, pour this in too.
Pour the soup into the pressure cooker (CAUTION: Please follow the manufacturer's guidelines for safe use of your pressure cooker). Bring up to pressure and cook for 5 minutes at pressure. Turn off the heat and slowly release the pressure. Remove the rosemary and thyme bundle and tomato vines and discard. Stir in the cannellini beans, broccoli and spinach and allow to soften in the residual heat for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, to make the pesto, grind the basil and wild garlic in a mortar with a pestle or food processor to release the natural oils. Then, add the pine nuts and lemon zest and grind. Once combined, add the olive oil to make a paste and grind in the Parmesan. Add a squeeze of lemon and season to taste.
To serve, pour into soup bowls and sprinkle over the fresh herbs, parmesan, wild garlic pesto and olive oil. Serve with crusty bread.


Many Gremlin steps take a user-defined function (or functions). These steps have the form:
step{ // some function }
A Gremlin closure/function can take either one or two arguments. If passed one argument, then the argument references the current object passing through the step. For instance:
gremlin> g.v(1).out.transform{it.name}
==>vadas
==>josh
==>lop
The variable it
is a shorthand for naming the argument as follows:
gremlin> g.v(1).out.transform{v -> v.name}
==>vadas
==>josh
==>lop
If two arguments are passed to the closure, then the second argument represents the variable map of the Gremlin pipeline. When a step is named using as
, then the last object that has passed through that named step can be accessed in the step closure. For instance:
gremlin> g.v(1).out.as('x').out.transform{v,m -> m.x.name + ' ' + v.name}
==>josh ripple
==>josh lop
The variable m
has a get(String name)
method which allows getting the value last seen at the particular named step.


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class ReportsController
Public Instance Methods
create()
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POST /reports POST /reports.json allow users to create new reports
# File controllers/reports_controller.rb, line 53 def create end
generate()
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generate the report according to usres' preferences
# File controllers/reports_controller.rb, line 18 def generate @appointments = Appointment.all if params[:doctor_id] != '' @appointments = @appointments.where('doctor_id = ?', params[:doctor_id]) # generate report with regard to specific doctor end if params[:resident_id] != '' @appointments = @appointments.where('resident_id = ?', params[:resident_id]) # generate the report with regard to specific resident elsif params[:house_id] != '' @appointments = @appointments.joins('LEFT OUTER JOIN residents ON resident_id = residents.id').where('house_id = ?', params[:house_id]) # generate the report with regard to specific house end if params[:date] != '' @appointments = @appointments.where('date >= ?', Date.strptime(params[:date], "%m/%d/%Y")) # select a starting date end if params[:date2] != '' @appointments = @appointments.where('date <= ?', Date.strptime(params[:date2], "%m/%d/%Y")) # select an ending date end if params[:apt_type] != '' @appointments = @appointments.where('apt_type = ?', params[:apt_type]) # generate the report with regard to specific appointment type end if params[:format] == 'PDF' # if the user choose to generate a PDF report pdf = Prawn::Document.new(:page_layout => :landscape) # create a new pdf with predefined layout pdf.image "#{Rails.root}/app/assets/images/pdf_header.png", width: 400, height: 110, :position => :center # insert InnIsfree header image pdf.move_down 25 printTable(pdf, @appointments) send_data pdf.render, filename: 'Report-'+ Time.now.strftime("%m/%d/%Y") +'.pdf', type: 'application/pdf' # define the name of the pdf file else Gen_CSV(@appointments) # if the user choose to generate s CSV report end end
index()
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GET /appointments GET /appointments.json index page shows all the fields where users can customize their report
# File controllers/reports_controller.rb, line 9 def index @residents = Resident.all @houses = House.all @doctors = Doctor.all @appointment_types = AptType.all end


Class MpesaTransactionStatusDto
Mpesa Transaction Status Query data transfer object
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject
Assembly: MpesaLib.dll
Syntax
public class MpesaTransactionStatusDto
Properties
CommandID
Takes only 'TransactionStatusQuery' command id The default value has been set to that so you don't have to set this property.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("CommandID")]
public string CommandID { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
IdentifierType
Type of organization receiving the transaction 1 – MSISDN 2 – Till Number 4 – Organization short code
Declaration
[JsonProperty("IdentifierType")]
public string IdentifierType { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
Initiator
The name of Initiator to initiating the request. This is the credential/username used to authenticate the transaction request.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Initiator")]
public string Initiator { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
Occasion
Optional Parameter. (upto 100 characters)
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Occasion")]
public string Occasion { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
PartyA
Organization/MSISDN receiving the transaction
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PartyA")]
public string PartyA { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
QueueTimeOutURL
The path that stores information of time out transaction. https://ip or domain:port/path
Declaration
[JsonProperty("QueueTimeOutURL")]
public string QueueTimeOutURL { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
Remarks
Comments that are sent along with the transaction
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Remarks")]
public string Remarks { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
ResultURL
The path that stores information of transaction. https://ip or domain:port/path
Declaration
[JsonProperty("ResultURL")]
public string ResultURL { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
SecurityCredential
Encrypted password for the initiator to authenticate the transaction request.
Use Credentials.EncryptPassword
method available under MpesaLib.Helpers to encrypt the password.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("SecurityCredential")]
public string SecurityCredential { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
TransactionID
Unique identifier to identify a transaction on M-Pesa. e.g LKXXXX1234
Declaration
[JsonProperty("TransactionID")]
public string TransactionID { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|


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io.gearpump.transport
Custom networking layer.
It will translate long sender/receiver address to shorter ones to reduce the network overhead.
Custom networking layer.
It will translate long sender/receiver address to shorter ones to reduce the network overhead.


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Ping-Pong is Third Week Project as part of the Moringa School continues assessment of young dev's. the project is design to count from one to the number divisible by three, five and fifteen. Please the enjoy the game
Joseph Obure
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on 29th June, 2016
please follow the Instruction before you start your game
Ping-Pong Play Game is designed to count up to your number
from one with the following exception.
Numbers divisible by 3 are replaced with "Ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 are replaced with "Pong"
Numbers divisible by 15 are replaced with "Ping-Pong"


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'''This example will open an XNAT connection using the `Connector` class,
find studies using a list of study UIDs, download those studies from PACS
into an XNAT project, convert the XNAT file structure to BIDS format, run
the XNAT MRIQC docker container on the project, and finally save the MRIQC
results to a CSV file.
'''
from constants import *
from ..xnat_wrapper import (
Connector,
format_err,
json_to_csv
)
if __name__ == '__main__':
'''
Login to XNAT session using config file. As an alternative,
log into session via server, username, and password:
xnat = Connector(server='your.xnat.instance.ip.address',
user='username',
password='password',
project=project)
This now contains the XNAT connection, the importer utility
(xnat.importer), and the command utility (xnat.commands).
'''
xnat = Connector(config=login_file, project=project)
'''
Import list of studies from PACS to an XNAT project
'''
try:
'''
Access the UIDImporter class via `xnat.importer` and define
the study UID(s) you want to add to your project and set
them in the importer utility.
'''
xnat.importer.set_uids(uid_list)
'''
Add filters to the import utility to filter out unwanted
data using keyword values in this case, the only returned
studies will have a series description containing either
`Ax T1` or `Ax T2`
'''
xnat.importer.set_filters(filters)
'''
Find all studies associated with the UID list (and filters).
The studies will be stored in `xnat.importer.studies`.
'''
xnat.importer.find_studies()
'''
Import the studies that were found into the project. You can
also supply a new project name to this function if you want
to import the studies to a different study. This will return
`True` if the import was successful, otherwise `False`.
'''
if xnat.importer.import_studies():
'''
Monitor the status of the import process. Optionally,
this process can be called manually using:
>> queue_status = xnat.importer.check_import_queue()
You can also set the the timeout to stop monitoring after
a certain amount of seconds (defaults to 180). This timer
can also be set to refresh each time there is a change in
the import queue by setting time_refresh to `True` (default).
'''
xnat.importer.monitor_import_queue(timeout=180, time_refresh=True)
except Exception as ex:
format_err(ex)
'''
Run a series of commands on the XNAT project
'''
try:
'''
Access the CommandUtility class via `xnat.commands`, which will be used
to run a series of user-defined commands on the files that were uploaded
from the importer class. These commands can be added via `set_commands()`
or explicitly called when using the `run_commands{}` function.
'''
xnat.commands.set_commands(commands)
'''
Find all of the sessions and scans associated with a project
'''
xnat.commands.find_project_experiments()
'''
Check that some sessions/scans were found before moving on. Alternatively,
a dictionary containing sessions and scans can be retrieved using the
`get_project_experiments()` function.
'''
if not xnat.commands.has_experiments():
raise ValueError('No scans or sessions found in {}.'.format(project))
'''
Run all of the commands. If the commands were not included in the
initilization of the command utility, they can be defined here.
'''
xnat.commands.run_commands()
'''
Write results to file. This function will check that results exist prior to file creation.
The `.json` extension will be added if not supplied.
'''
xnat.commands.save_results(results_file)
'''
If the MRIQC function was successful, there should now be JSON files in the project.
Those need to be combined into a single CSV file so the results can be plotted.
'''
if xnat.commands.get_results():
'''
An XNAT project can also be supplied here if the JSON files are located under
a project other than what was supplied in the initialization of the XNAT instance.
'''
json_files = xnat.commands.download_json_files(resource=resource_dir)
'''
Define the name of the CSV file
'''
json_to_csv(json_files,results_csv,keys=add_keys)
except Exception as ex:
format_err(ex)
'''
Disconnect XNAT data to prevent multiple instances remaining open at once
'''
logging.info('Disconnecting from XNAT session...')
xnat.close_session()
logging.info('Process complete.')


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pymatgen.analysis.chemenv.connectivity.connected_components module¶
Connected components.
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class
ConnectedComponent
(environments=None, links=None, environments_data=None, links_data=None, graph=None)[source]¶ Bases:
monty.json.MSONable
Class used to describe the connected components in a structure in terms of coordination environments.
Constructor for the ConnectedComponent object.
- Parameters
environments – Environments in the connected component.
links – Links between environments in the connected component.
environments_data – Data of environment nodes.
links_data – Data of links between environment nodes.
graph – Graph of the connected component.
- Returns
Instance of this class
- Return type
-
as_dict
()[source]¶ Bson-serializable dict representation of the ConnectedComponent object.
- Returns
Bson-serializable dict representation of the ConnectedComponent object.
- Return type
dict
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coordination_sequence
(source_node, path_size=5, coordination='number', include_source=False)[source]¶ Get the coordination sequence for a given node.
- Parameters
source_node – Node for which the coordination sequence is computed.
path_size – Maximum length of the path for the coordination sequence.
coordination – Type of coordination sequence. The default (“number”) corresponds to the number of environment nodes that are reachable by following paths of sizes between 1 and path_size. For coordination “env:number”, this resulting coordination sequence is a sequence of dictionaries mapping the type of environment to the number of such environment reachable by following paths of sizes between 1 and path_size.
include_source – Whether to include the source_node in the coordination sequence.
- Returns
Mapping between the nth “layer” of the connected component with the corresponding coordination.
- Return type
dict
Examples
The corner-sharing octahedral framework (as in perovskites) have the following coordination sequence (up to a path of size 6) : {1: 6, 2: 18, 3: 38, 4: 66, 5: 102, 6: 146} Considering both the octahedrons and the cuboctahedrons of the typical BaTiO3 perovskite, the “env:number” coordination sequence (up to a path of size 6) starting on the Ti octahedron and Ba cuboctahedron are the following : Starting on the Ti octahedron : {1: {‘O:6’: 6, ‘C:12’: 8}, 2: {‘O:6’: 26, ‘C:12’: 48},
3: {‘O:6’: 90, ‘C:12’: 128}, 4: {‘O:6’: 194, ‘C:12’: 248}, 5: {‘O:6’: 338, ‘C:12’: 408}, 6: {‘O:6’: 522, ‘C:12’: 608}}
- Starting on the Ba cuboctahedron{1: {‘O:6’: 8, ‘C:12’: 18}, 2: {‘O:6’: 48, ‘C:12’: 74},
3: {‘O:6’: 128, ‘C:12’: 170}, 4: {‘O:6’: 248, ‘C:12’: 306}, 5: {‘O:6’: 408, ‘C:12’: 482}, 6: {‘O:6’: 608, ‘C:12’: 698}}
If include_source is set to True, the source node is included in the sequence, e.g. for the corner-sharing octahedral framework : {0: 1, 1: 6, 2: 18, 3: 38, 4: 66, 5: 102, 6: 146}. For the “env:number” coordination starting on a Ba cuboctahedron (as shown above), the coordination sequence is then : {0: {‘C:12’: 1}, 1: {‘O:6’: 8, ‘C:12’: 18}, 2: {‘O:6’: 48, ‘C:12’: 74}, 3: {‘O:6’: 128, ‘C:12’: 170},
4: {‘O:6’: 248, ‘C:12’: 306}, 5: {‘O:6’: 408, ‘C:12’: 482}, 6: {‘O:6’: 608, ‘C:12’: 698}}
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classmethod
from_dict
(d)[source]¶ Reconstructs the ConnectedComponent object from a dict representation of the ConnectedComponent object created using the as_dict method.
- Parameters
d (dict) – dict representation of the ConnectedComponent object
- Returns
The connected component representing the links of a given set of environments.
- Return type
-
classmethod
from_graph
(g)[source]¶ Constructor for the ConnectedComponent object from a graph of the connected component
- Parameters
g (MultiGraph) – Graph of the connected component.
- Returns
The connected component representing the links of a given set of environments.
- Return type
-
property
graph
¶ Return the graph of this connected component.
- Returns
- Networkx MultiGraph object with environment as nodes and links between these nodes as edges
with information about the image cell difference if any.
- Return type
MultiGraph
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property
is_0d
¶ Returns:
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property
is_1d
¶ Returns:
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property
is_2d
¶ Returns:
-
property
is_3d
¶ Returns:
-
property
is_periodic
¶ Returns:
-
property
periodicity
¶ Returns:
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property
periodicity_vectors
¶ Returns:


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#include <XENCEncryptionMethod.hpp>
The <EncryptionMethod> element holds information about the encryption algorithm being used.
This element is optional within an EncryptedType derivative, but applications not making use of this need to know the this information, otherwise the library will not be able to decrypt the data.
It is defined as :
<complexType name='EncryptionMethodType' mixed='true'> <sequence> <element name='KeySize' minOccurs='0' type='xenc:KeySizeType'/> <element name='OAEPparams' minOccurs='0' type='base64Binary'/> <any namespace='##other' minOccurs='0' maxOccurs='unbounded'/> </sequence> <attribute name='Algorithm' type='anyURI' use='required'/> </complexType>
Public Member Functions | |
| XENCEncryptionMethod () | |
| virtual | ~XENCEncryptionMethod () |
Getter Methods | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getAlgorithm (void) const =0 |
| Get the algorithm. | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getDigestMethod (void) const =0 |
| Get the digest method URI. | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getOAEPparams (void) const =0 |
| Get the value of the OAEPparams string. | |
| virtual int | getKeySize (void) const =0 |
| Get the KeySize that was set in this EncryptionMethod. | |
| virtual XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMElement * | getElement (void) const =0 |
| Get the DOM Element Node of this structure. | |
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| virtual void | setDigestMethod (const XMLCh *method)=0 |
| Set the value of the DigestMethod. | |
| virtual void | setOAEPparams (const XMLCh *params)=0 |
| Set the value of the OAEPparams string. | |
| virtual void | setKeySize (int size)=0 |
| Set the KeySize that in this EncryptionMethod. |
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Get the algorithm. Return the Algorithm URI representing the encryption type for this encrypted data
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Get the digest method URI. Return the Algorithm URI represtenting the Digest Method for those encryption algorithms that require it (such as RSA with OAEP padding)
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Get the DOM Element Node of this structure.
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Get the KeySize that was set in this EncryptionMethod. This field would not normally be used for the encryption algorithms explicitly referenced in the XML Encryption standard. It is provided mainly for stream ciphers that have a variable key length |
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Get the value of the OAEPparams string. The OAEP RSA padding method allows a user to set an optional params string (that will be used as input to the Digest algorithm).
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Set the value of the DigestMethod. Sets the DigestMethod element's Algorithm attribute to the passed in value - should be a URI string
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Set the KeySize that in this EncryptionMethod. This field would not normally be used for the encryption algorithms explicitly referenced in the XML Encryption standard. It is provided mainly for stream ciphers that have a variable key length |
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Set the value of the OAEPparams string. Sets the OAEPparams element's Text node child to the passed in value - should be a base64 encoded value
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An abstract class is not
required to have any
abstract methods.
However, a class that contains even one
abstract method, must be labeled abstract.
The other circumstance when a class must be labeled abstract is, when it
extends an abstract base class – but doesn’t implement any of the base class' methods.
An abstract class similar to the one in this example (assuming that it were the subclass of
an abstract super class) is an example of that.
Ultimately, any class that calls an abstract class (either through inheritance, or otherwise)
mustprovide implementation code for the abstract class' methods (if they exist) – unless that class
is itself labeled abstract.
An abstract class is typically designed to be an abstraction (e.g. similar to – but
a more general version) of a concrete class. Moreover,
while a concrete class can only extend one other
concrete class, there is no restriction on how many abstract classes that they can extend (which provides concrete classes with a significant amount of flexibility).
Abstract classes cannot be directly instantiated. Despite that, it is
possible (although somewhat counterintuitive) for an
abstract class to even have a constructor (as shown at line 7).


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