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I am a Ph.D. student at Columbia University, focusing on theoretical computer science, with particular interest in machine learning, algorithms, and statistics. I am extremely fortunate to be advised by Professor Daniel Hsu and Professor Alex Andoni. I am supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
I am affiliated with the Computer Science department, particularly the Theory group and the Machine learning group, as well as the Data Science Institute. In particular, see the Columbia TRIPODS Institute. For more details, either check out this website or see my [CV] . My Github repository is located at https://github.com/kiranvodrahalli . I enjoy reading in my free time — you can check out what books I’ve particularly enjoyed at my GoodReads page. My LinkedIn has some additional miscellaneous information. I have answered a few questions on Quora. I prefer to be contacted by email at kiran . vodrahalli AT <univ> . edu or by tweet @kiranvodrahalli.
Research Interests
My primary area of research is provable algorithms and models for computational inference and optimization. Many of my interests can be summarized by the phrase ‘‘non-worst-case analysis for machine learning algorithms.’’ I like conditions that constrain the problem space that are easy to check. I believe theory informs practice, and practice informs theory. I am particularly interested in the following broad areas:
- Theoretical frameworks for unsupervised learning which allow one to give guarantees on performance
- Identifying general, favorable properties of unsupervised feature representations
- Theoretically justifying generation models
- Compressed sensing and recovery properties of representations
- Identifying and learning over low-dimensional structures (of all sorts, but recently I have focused on various notions of sparsity). In particular, the goal is to give algorithms which achieve sample complexities and computational complexities which depend on the ‘‘low-dimensional’’ part of the structure, rather than the (potentially high-dimensional) ambient space.
- Interactive learning applied to evaluation methodology and learning problem formulation
- Differentially private systems
- Going beyond i.i.d. assumptions: Learning over non-product distributions, etc. I’ve also recently gotten interested in adaptive data analysis and other settings where the training data distribution and the testing data distribution do not satisfy simple properties (like i.i.d.).
- Generalization bounds for models which do not currently have completely satisfactory guarantees (read my lips d-e-e-p l-e-a-r-n-i-n-g). In particular, I am interested in data-dependent bounds on the sample complexity.
- Non-convex optimization with guarantees
- Better characterization of easy-to-check data properties which ensure good statistical/computational efficiency. Also, developing data collection methods to ensure such properties exist in datasets.
- Interactive, game theoretic approaches to data collection
- Alternative algorithms to the scientific method
- Developing better tools for analyzing experiments and performing feature selection
- Highly-structured learning: learning rules and logic in reinforcement learning settings. I am also interested in models which blend rigid structure (like logic) with statistical models.
- Multi-task and meta-learning
- Randomized and approximation algorithms
- Sublinear algorithms (sketching and streaming settings)
- Understanding sequence models: Bridging the gap between HMMs and RNNs.
- Identifying failure modes of learning algorithms and models (e.g., adversarial examples)
In applications, I am particularly interested in natural language understanding and neuroscience.
Previously…
Previously, I graduated from Princeton with an A.B. Mathematics degree with honors in 2016 and an M.S.E. in Computer Science in 2017, where I was lucky to have Professor Sanjeev Arora and Professor Ken Norman as thesis advisors. I was a member of Sanjeev Arora’s Unsupervised Learning Group, where I studied provable methods for machine learning, in particular focusing on natural language understanding. I was also a member of Ken Norman’s Computational Memory Lab at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, where I applied machine learning to fMRI analysis methods.


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Team 2702 Eastwood Rebels is a FIRST Robotics team founded in 2008 as an extra-curricular program for students in grades nine to twelve. In our first year of competition the Rebels received the Rookie All-Star Award sending us to our first championship. Since then, The Rebels has become a force to reckon with winning the 2011 Wisconsin Regional and traveling to the World Championships to compete soon after.
In addition to our growing reputation at competitions, 2702 Rebels does not hesitate to get involved with the community through numerous outreach functions. Our mission is to inspire a unique array of knowledge, creativity and pride from our experience on a highly respected team.
Our program inspires students to pursue careers in the fields of engineering, science, technology, math, and business.2702 Rebels not only creates future abilities but also instills important life values such as teamwork, goal setting, and confidence just to name a few. This is not accomplished though without the dedicated mentors and countless hours the team spends together throughout the robotics season.
Our mentors work alongside the students ensuring success in a healthy learning environment especially throughout the crunch of the six week build season. As important members of the The Rebels team, mentors guide students through technical, electrical, programming, design, and business struggles.
Everyday The Rebels strives to live up to FIRST’s core values of reaching out to other teams. We have done this by mentoring three FRC rookie teams in 2011, 2012, and 2013 and have also recently reached out to our younger counterparts by hosting and volunteering at a Waterloo Regional FLL Tournament. Improvement is always on the the Rebels to-do list.
This is evident through our dedication to the robot not only in the build season but also prior to and after. For example, the team meetings start early in October educating students on how to improve design, programming, and overall organization to make the upcoming season as successful as possible.
We strive to make our robot a leading example by embracing leading high-tech components and sensor technology as shown through our numerous Innovation and Control Awards sponsored by Rockwell Automation.
None of what makes this team great would be attainable without the help of our sponsors, dedicated mentors, inspiring teachers, and supportive parents. Thanks to everyone who makes our team possible!
Acheivements
2017 Season
Creativity Award sponsored by Xerox
LigerBots 3d Printed Part Competiton winner
2012 Season
Waterloo Regional - Outstanding Volunteer Award
2011 Season
Wisconsin Regional Regional Winners
Waterloo Regional FIRST Dean’s List Award
Innovation and Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation
2010 Season
Greater Toronto Regional Innovation and Control Award sponsored by Rockwell
Automation Waterloo Regional Innovation and Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation
2009 Season
Waterloo Regional Rookie All Star Award
Innovation and Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation
Outreach
2017
Mentored FLL team 8404
Demo for New Dundee P.S.
Helped Javelin Technologies at the CanConnect trade show for education - brought a robot for a demo
Demo at Grandview P.S. Fun Fair to inpire kids in robotics
2016
Demo for Meadowlane P.S. - Enganing students in STEM
Kitchener Discovery Square with 4678
Mentored FLL team 8404
2015
Hosted FLL Regional Competition at Eastwood Collegiate
Supported Team 4917 (Sytematix Inc. & Elmira District Secondary School)
Grade 8 Parent Night - Volunteered to display Team 2702 robot
Assisted curriculum development in the classroom implementing Sumobots and Skills Canada Robotics
2014
Volunteered at FIRST Lego League Provincials at the University of Waterloo
Mentored Team 4917 (Sytematix Inc. & Elmira District Secondary School)
Grade 8 Parent Night - Volunteered to display Team 2702 robot
Hosted FLL Regional Competition at Eastwood Collegiate
Assisted curriculum development in the classroom implementing Sumobots and Skills Canada Robotics
Hosted "Valentine's Day Movie Night" for parents and students
Football Game BBQ
Waterloo Mini Maker Faire The Museum
2013
Volunteered at First Lego League Provincials at the University of Waterloo
Hosted FLL Regional Competition at Eastwood Collegiate
Mentored Team 4678 (Woodland Christian High School)
Assisted curriculum development in the classroom implementing Sumobots and Skills Canada Robotics
2012
Hosted First Lego League Qualifier Robotics demonstration at school’s “Spring Thing” event
Robot was included in the school production Wizard of Oz
Robotics presentation at the Tech Leadership Conference in Kitchener with FIRST Robotics Canada
Demoed during the Skills Canada Competition
Select members helped Team 4372 at the World Championships in St. Louis
Worked through entire Waterloo Regional event to help Team PRDG rebuild robot - Mentored Team 4372 (École Secondaire Père-René-de-Galinée)
Robotics presentation at Howard Robertson Public School
Assisted curriculum development in the classroom implementing Sumobots and Skills Canada Robotics
2011
Held fundraising BBQ with NDI Robotics
Presentation at St. David’s Catholic School Presented to Sunnyside Public School at Grade 8 Day
Mentored Team 3683 (St. David’s Catholic School)
2010
Held Fundraising BBQ with NDI Robotics demonstration at school’s “Spring Thing” event
Robotics presentation to Rockway Public School
Presented to Sunnyside Public School at Grade 8 Day
Presented at the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show
2009
Robotics presentation to Suddaby Public School Presented to Sunnyside Public School at Grade 8 Day
Presented at OCE’s Discovery Trade Show
Presented at the WRDSB Trade Show
Held a school-wide raffle draw for an iPod
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Description
Select2nd is a function object that takes a single argument,
a pair [1], and returns the pair's second element.
Example
Print all of a map's values.
int main()
{
map<int, double> M;
M[1] = 0.3;
M[47] = 0.8;
M[33] = 0.1;
transform(M.begin(), M.end(), ostream_iterator<double>(cout, " "),
select2nd<map<int, double>::value_type>());
// The output is 0.3 0.1 0.8
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Defined in function.h
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Adaptable Unary Function
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There exist some types U and V such that Pair provides the same
interface as a pair<U,V>. [1]
Public base classes
unary_function<Pair, Pair::second_type>
Members
New members
All of select2nd's members are defined in the
Adaptable Unary Function
requirements. Select2nd does not introduce any new members.
Notes
[1]
Pair is not actually required to be a pair<U,V>, but
merely to support the same interface as pair. In almost all
cases the template parameter will be a pair, but it is occasionally
useful for it to be something else. One example is a struct that
has the members first, second, and third.
See also
identity, select1st, project1st, project2nd
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BUFFALO '66 (Lions Gate) Starring: Vincent Gallo, Christina Ricci, Anjelica Huston, Ben Gazzarra, Kevin Corrigan. Screenplay: Vincent Gallo. Producer: Chris Hanley Director: Vincent Gallo. MPAA Rating: R (profanity, adult themes, violence) Running Time: 110 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
If you've ever seen or read an interview with Vincent Gallo, it's probably obvious why he decided to make his own movie: other people seem to irritate him to distraction. The man who called Leonardo DiCaprio a "good-looking girl" and referred to talent agents as "a bunch of creepy crawlers" isn't exactly playing the mutual glad-handing game that leads to a mainstream film career. So rather than make a film with all the folks he holds in such contempt, Gallo decided to do it all himself. Already a successful painter, musician and actor, Gallo decided to add a few new hyphens with BUFFALO '66: director, screenwriter, film score composer, costume designer. Wearing that many hats should qualify him as some sort of rack.
Fortunately, Gallo has the head and the talent to pull it off for the most part. A visually provocative if occasionally under-developed character study, BUFFALO '66 tells the story of Billy Brown (Gallo), a lifetime loser from Buffalo, NY. Billy has just completed a five-year prison stretch for a crime he didn't commit, forced to take a fall for his bookie (Mickey Rourke) when he can't pay off a losing bet on the 1990 Bills-New York Giants Super Bowl. Upon his return to the outside world, two pieces of business drive Billy. First, he needs to convince his parents that he has been on a secret government assignment all this time, as well as happily married. To the latter end he kidnaps a dancer named Layla (Christina Ricci), and forces her to pose as he bride. His second goal is killing the man he holds responsible for his incarceration: Scott Wood, the Bills placekicker whose missed last-second field goal cost the team the game, and Billy five years of freedom.
The premise sounds like the set-up for farce or black comedy, but BUFFALO '66 is actually a sharply-observed character study. Gallo's Billy is a portrait in emotional immaturity, his child-like name indicative of his inability to act like an adult. The kidnapping of Layla is prompted by his desperate need for the approval of his disinterested parents (well-played by Anjelica Huston and Ben Gazzara); his mocking relationship with is best friend (Kevin Corrigan) is like the friendship of two 8-year-olds. Most significantly, his reactions to Layla betray an 8-year-old's view of girls. His idea of a romantic relationship is bereft of affection; when the pair sit down in an automatic photo booth to take a picture, Billy cringes at Layla's touch as though she has cooties, insisting on a solemn representation of a love "spanning time."
Gallo is superb in front of the camera, but he's just as impressive behind it. Typically, actors-turned-directors point their camera at the actors and let them do their thing. There's nothing typical about Gallo, however. His direction tends towards the showy, but the show always reaches for a specific emotion. A spinning dining room table conversation involving the fragmented family of Billy, Layla and his parents keeps shifting perspective, never showing all four characters in the same shot at the same time. Later, Billy's father jumps into the spotlight (literally) as he shows off his shattered dreams of being a crooner. Gallo's boldest decision depicts a violent scene in a series of still-life tableaux, freeze-framed blood spilling through the air like something in a horrific wax museum. With the instincts of a visual artist, Gallo makes BUFFALO '66 undeniably visual.
It's only as a screenwriter that Gallo comes up wanting. As complex and well-developed as Billy may be, Layla is that sketchy. The talented Ricci tries to invest some real humanity in the character, but too often she's little more than a powder blue baby-doll fantasy. Her character seems to exist for one reason only: because Billy will need the Love of a Good Woman to redeem him. That choice only makes sense if BUFFALO '66 is an elaborate surrealist fable, which would negate much of the compelling pathos in Billy's character. Still, it's hard not to notice how much more Gallo does right with BUFFALO '66. He may have stretched his diverse talents thin, but he proved he could do it his way. Lucky thing for Gallo, since that appears to be the only way he wants to do it.
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| void | SetLayers (std::vector< layer::Layer *> layers) |
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| DenseForwardTimeMembers | DenseForwardTime () const |
| DenseBackwardTimeMembers | DenseBackwardTime () const |
| bool | Validate () |
| const BuiltinFunctions & | Builtins () const |
| const SnippetCode & | Snippets () const |
| uint32_t | TrainingBatchSize () const |
| uint32_t | TrainingBatchesInMemory () const |
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My Name is Hollis Liu
aka Hanjie Liu or 刘瀚杰
I am a third year PhD student studying/researching computer graphics at Clemson University. I earned my bachelor's degree in computer science at Drexel University. I have been super passionate about Apple and programming since I was young. I was awarded Apple’s WWDC 2016 Student scholarship. Music is a big part of my life: I love classical music and play first violin in orchestras and string quartets.
I currently reside in Seneca, South Carolina. I was born and raised in the beautiful city of Huzhou, ZJ, China.
Photo credit: Alex C. @ Exploratorium, SF, CA, 2019
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| Hobby | Spread 3.0 released on App Store! | Sept. 14, 2020 |
| Personal | My updated resume | Sept. 12, 2020 |
| Paper | Facial Expression Capturing with ARKit and Facial Animation Recreation Using Blender and Unity | April, 2019 |
| Hobby | My spring 2019 Clemson String Quartet recital (Ravel, Förster) | April, 2019 |
| Project | My latest project demo reel | Feb. 25, 2019 |
| Project | Final project proposal for my physically based animation class | Nov. 11, 2018 |
I focus on computer graphics research
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Hanjie "Hollis" Liu received his bachelors degree in computer science in June 2018. He was awarded the Undergraduate Outstanding Research Award at Drexel University for his research work on 3D model similarity evaluation techniques and medical image analysis work. Hanjie is now a first year PhD student studying computer science at Clemson. His current research interests include physically based simulation and data intensive computing. In the past 8 months, he took courses on topics of physically based modeling, parallel architecture and human computer interaction. In his spare time, Hanjie enjoys writing iOS apps and playing the violin at local string quartets.
Hollis breaks his skills into 4 quadrants based on the amount of experiences and level of understanding he has. Hollis loves the idea of bringing math, physics and computer science together to create awesome things.
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Miscellaneous Projects
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| AudioBrowse: prototyping, usability test design and evaluation of a futuristic browser (Course Project) | April, 2019 |
| AR Fire: iOS ARKit app built with Unity (Course Project) | December, 2018 |
| My vision for a "Rapid Transportation System" | August, 2017 |
| iOS Vision framework Text Detection Demo | summer, 2017 |
| Instant weather lookup built with AngularJS | summer, 2017 |
| HLSettingsView: a better way to manage preferences in iOS | October, 2016 |
Here is my personal playlist, enjoy!
I curate my own classical music playlist. Each playlist has its own theme. Here is the latest one:
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Much awesome! Don't stop now, generate some states and components FFS!!
JavaScript libs are located at public/bower_components! Have fun!


The ractive-load plugin allows you to load component files, which are a way of encapsulating markup, styles, behaviours and default data into a single file. It's ideal for quick prototypes and smaller apps - if you need something more production-grade that integrates into your build process, try one of the alternative component loaders.


Initial Client Meeting
Discussed 3 Primary Objectives
- Stenography
- brought up issue of compression in .jpg vs .png
- decided to begin with .png
- Perfect Forward Secrecy
- Must address how to handle key exchanges in such a way that compromising one key will not compromise all messages
- Must decide if someone joining an encrypted group chat will be granted the ability to read past messages
- Tests
Discussed Technologies To Be Used
- Javascript
- jquery
- git
Wrap-Up
We will begin by developing a method to hide public keys in pictures using stenography. We will then move to
implementing forward secrecy in a form that is to be determined by us. Time allowing, we will move to tests.
Winston will be available via slack and google hang outs for any questions/problems/clairfications.


Learning Sass
I am starting the learning process with Sass and I have decided to apply the concepts after learning PostCSS, automating the compilation to css with Gulp.
I have learnt the basis with Learn Sass - Codecademy:
- Unit 1. Create a Sass stylesheet: It explains the compilation process, nesting selectors and variables.
- Unit 2. Mixins and the & selector: The & selector in nesting, mixins and mixins with arguments and string interpolation for mixins.
- Unit 3. Functions and operators: Arithmetic and color functions, each-loop, for-loop and conditional.
- Unit 4. Sustainable SCSS: Structure, @import, organize with partials, @extend, placeholders and @extend vs @mixin.
I think this course is a good method to learn about Sass, but you need to apply it in real projects to retain the concepts.
I have also read an article for best practices: 8 Tips to Help You Get the Best out of Sass:
- Structure your Sass: Use a correct structure, use partials.
- Use Sass variables more effectively: Variables for colors and then variables to use the colors in the scss file (link-primary or primary-color).
- Reduce mixin usage: Including a mixin is the same as copying and pasting the styles throughout the CSS file. Use it only if an argument is present.
- Embrace placeholders: Placeholders can be used multiple times without adding any duplicate code.
- Use functions for calculations
- Order your work
- Limit Nesting: Never go more then 3 levels deep, ensure the CSS output is clean and reusable and use nesting when it makes sense to, not as a default option.
- Keep things simple: The purpose of Sass is to write cleaner more manageable CSS.
Do you have any recommendations to learn more about Sass?
Written on June 26, 2016


Issue 6281: Placeholder rules are no longer displayed in HTML Style tab.
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Switch to the HTML panel and there to the Style side panel
- Inspect the input field above (
#textinput
)
Expected result
-
The Style side panel should contain a rule with the
selector
#textinput::-moz-placeholder
.


Description
Welcome to the Creating Variables Exercise! This exercise will give you practice using "const" and "let" to instantiate variables.
Instructions
- Open up index.js in your editor.
- Follow the instructions in the comment at the top of that file.
- Refresh this page after saving changes to see your progress.
Questions
How many days have you been a developer?
What is the genus of the Largemouth Bass?
True or false, you should use the "var" keyword instead of "const" or "let" to create variables.
Roughly how many gallons of water are on Earth?
Instantiate a variable, variablesThusFar, with the total number of variables you made before this question.
How many feet are in a fathom?
What is the plural of fish if we're talking about different species?
Update timeAsDev to represent how many days you've been a developer at the end of next week.
True or false, instantiating a variable with the let keyword allows you to change the value later.
What is the default value of a variable in JavaScript?
What's the difference between null and undefined?
If someone is signing up for a user account, and leaves a field blank, what value should you assign to it?
Update variablesThusFar with the new number of variables you've made so far.
True or false, the stonefish gets its name because people use them as stepping stones.


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calculate ODF from individuel orientations via kernel density estimation
calcKernelODF is one of the core function of the MTEX toolbox. It estimates an ODF from a set of individual crystal orientations by kernel density estimation.
The function calcKernelODF has several options to control the halfwidth of the kernel functions, the resolution, etc. Most important the estimated ODF is affected by the halfwidth of the kernel function.
If the halfwidth is large the estimated ODF is smooth whereas a small halfwidth results in a sharp ODF. It depends on your prior information about the ODF to choose this parameter right. Look at this description for an exhausive discussion.
| ori | orientation |
| odf | SO3Fun |
| halfwidth | halfwidth of the kernel function |
| resolution | resolution of the grid where the ODF is approximated |
| kernel | kernel function (default -- de la Valee Poussin kernel) |
| weights | list of weights for the orientations |
| exact | no approximation to a corser grid |
ebsd_demo EBSD2odf EBSDSimulation_demo EBSD.load EBSD.calcKernel kernel.kernel


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rpcinfo
Makes an RPC call to an RPC server and reports what it finds.
More information: home page
- Show full table of all RPC services registered on localhost:
rpcinfo
- Show concise table of all RPC services registered on localhost:
rpcinfo -s localhost
- Display table of statistics of rpcbind operations on localhost:
rpcinfo -m
- Display list of entries of given service name (mountd) and version number (2) on a remote nfs share:
rpcinfo -l remote_nfs_server_ip mountd 2
- Delete the registration for version 1 of the mountd service for all transports:
rpcinfo -d mountd 1


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http://www.susangranger.com/
Susan Granger's review of "LOSER" (Columbia Pictures)
Give credit for honesty in advertising: the title becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, as writer- director Amy Heckerling lifts elements from the brilliant Billy Wilder film, "The Apartment" and transfers them to college students in New York City. Jason Biggs ("American Pie") plays an earnest, shy scholarship student from a small upstate town.  Escaping from dorm life, he finds refuge in a downtown veterinary clinic, where he falls for another penniless student, Mena Suvari (the rose-petal fantasy of "American Beauty"), whom he rescues from an overdose of a date-rape drug. She works as a waitress in a strip club and is having an affair with their cynical English lit professor, Greg Kinnear ("As Good As It Gets"), who's more into manipulation than marriage. Do the hero and heroine finally fall in love? You guess. Perhaps the most idiotic moment occurs when Kinnear says: "I'm sure if she were alive, Betty Friedan would applaud your epiphany." It's a line that may stun the very-much-alive feminist, Ms. Friedan. Misspelling "financial aid" as "aide" is another blooper. The message is supposed to be: trust yourself, take a chance and turn your back on people who take advantage of you - but the cinematic sizzle just isn't there. There are cameos from Steven Wright, David Spade, Andy Dick, Andrea Martin and Everclear, plus a trendy soundtrack filled with '90s hits. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Loser" is a tepid, lackluster 4. If you want to see good Amy Heckerling teenage romantic comedies, rent "Clueless" and "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."
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Eydean is the only enterprise business intelligence platform that connects together the entire organization through a shared common analytical fabric. Eydean’s prominent BI delivers the speed, self-service, and agility front-line business workers demand, and the scale, security, and control to meet rigorous corporate data standards. Eydean delivers all of this and much more with low TCO via public or private cloud configurations.
Financial Accounting
Whether you have an accountant in your internal team OR you do it yourself OR you have chosen to outsourced it, the financial accounting process is almost always at the center any business management system (aka an ERP system).
CRM
Eydean ERP/CRM helps you track business Opportunities from Leads and Customers, send them Quotations and make confirmed Sales Orders.
Inventory
Distributors have large part of their net worth is invested in the stock in hand. With Eydean ERP/CRM, you can always keep a birds eye view on your stock availability, replenishment, procurement and sales.
Sales
Selling is the communication that happens with the customer prior to and during the sale. You might be managing all the communication yourself or you may have a small team of sales people to handle this. Eydean ERP/CRM helps you track the communication leading up to the sale, by keeping all your documents in an organized and searchable manner.
Purchasing
If your business involves physical goods, buying is one of your core business activity.  Buying in right amounts, in right quantities, can affect your cash flow and profitability. Eydean ERP/CRM contains a set of transactions that will make your buying process as efficient and seamless as possible.
Projects
For a services business, which doesn’t have a tangible product to showcase their value, needs to get many things right to stay afloat and grow in the industry. Eydean ERP/CRM helps services company effectively manage business aspects like Projects Management, Customer Support, Sales and Purchase Management to list a few.
Industry Based
Manufacturing
Eydean Manufacturing System comes batteries included for all requirements of a manufacturing business like Bill of Materials tracking, Production Order planning and execution, procurement and lot more.
Education
The Education domain in Eydean Education Software is designed to meet requirements of any organization which imparts knowledge and believe in doing it in an organized fashion. It has already been used at the schools, colleges and even at the private firms. It helps you effectively manage administrative side and allows you to focus on what is most important for your institute, to educate!
Healthcare
Life is priceless, and you as a medical practioner needs a best tools to honour it. Eydean Healthcare Software provides a thorough domain for a humble initiative to help you serve your patients better.
Ecommerce
On the Webpage, a shopping cart is an icon that allows you to store all the things that you have earmarked for purchasing. It is a graphical representation of a shopping basket or a shopping cart that allows you to save the items you intend to buy.
Eydean Ecommerce software displays the price of the product . It also displays shipping and handling charges, along with taxes, if applicable.
Extra features
Website/CMS
Websites are a core component of any business and having a good website usually means:
- Invest lot of money.
- Difficult to update.
- Not interactive.
Unless you are a web designer yourself.
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to update your product catalog on your site automatically from your ERP/CRM?
We thought exactly the same and hence built a small Website Development app right inside Eydean’s ERP/CRM!
Though not necessary, to make a good website, you might have to know a bit of HTML / CSS or hire the services of a professional. The good part is that once this is setup, you can add and edit content, blogs and products directly from your ERP.
Support
Great customer support and maintenance is at the heart of any successful small business. Eydean ERP/CRM gives you the tools to track all incoming requests and issues from your customers so that you can respond quickly. Your database of incoming queries will also help you track where the biggest opportunities are for improvements.
In this module, you can track incoming queries from your email using Support Ticket. You can keep track on Customer Issues raised by Customers on specific Serial No and respond to them based on their warranty and other information. You can also make Maintenance Schedules for Serial Nos and keep a record of all Maintenance Visits made to your Customers.
Why Choose Eydean’s Software Solutions?
Server Management Let us lose sleep over your infrastructure. We have years of experiences ensuring that your servers are up and running at optimium levels.
Redundancy Eydean ERP/CRM Cloud uses a Master-Slave system, so each server has a live twin that will ensure that chances of losing data are bare minimum.
Upgrade Management Don’t worry about keeping updated with the latest security and performance upgrades, we ensure that your eydean erp/crm instance is patched and up-to-date.
Priority Support Our support team knows eydean erp/crm inside out and has tons of experience dealing with all kinds of scenarios, and responds very quickly.
Bug Fix Guarantee If you report a bug in a standard feature, we will guarantee that it will be fixed with highest priority and automatically patched and released for you.
Configuration Support If you are implementing eydean erp/crm, our support team will help you map your business process with eydean erp/crm workflows and help you setup your system.
Email Service With eydean’s erp/crm you don’t have to worry your transaction emails reach your recipients as we automatically route your emails via Mailgun.
Offsite Backups Your instance on console.eydean.com is automatically backed up on Amazon S3 so that you can be doubly assured of your data.
Scalability Support As your business grows, you may experience scalability issues. We will ensure we try and fix them so that you do not experience slow performance.


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Sudoku Resolv's existence is much obliged to the following persons and (free) products:
- OpenCV Library (Willow Garage) - A free open source computer vision library.
- Basic OCR in OpenCV (damiles) - Sample code on how to utilize OpenCV's Machine Learning Module for basic OCR.
- Using OpenCV on iPhone (yoshimasa niwa) - Sample code which converts between iPhone's UIImage and OpenCV's IplImage.
- OpenCV Build Script for MacOS (Odessa) - CMake script which simplifies the building of OpenCV source code under iOS environment.
Last but not least, I would like to thank Isaac Newton for his infinite patience and sharing the same sleeping schedule as me. No cats were harmed during the development of this App.
Pic related: it's him.


neato! was written and developed by Geoffrey Gauchet. Follow him on Twitter
@zhephree.
The app uses PubSubHubBub technology to allow your web browser to push information to your phone. It uses a simple JavaScript API layer called
PubNub.
Normally, this app would be free, but PubNub charges for every 5000 requests sent in a 24hr period. That will go quickly from everyday use, so the cost of this app helps pay for PubNub credits, as well as my hosting and bandwidth fees for the URL and bookmark generation.


What's New
January 2019
The second iteration of the app!
- Integrated the Confluence wiki to allow access to more wiki resources
- Added real-time date and time to footer of app
- Added a Typeform integration to allow collection of feedback
December 2018
This is the first version of the app!
- Added core pages to the app to allow users to easily find documentation
- Added feedback footer to the app to allow users to provide feedback for the app (Typeform integration coming soon!)
- Added framework to allow Confluence integration (coming soon!)
- Put all in the nuts and bolts together to provide a basic skeleton application
Want to find out more?
Please email jas@teamsatchel.com


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| Malta | 547 | 00:10:20 |
| Australia | 560 | 00:00:10 |
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What is the Tech Radar?
The Vermietet.de Tech Radar is a list of technologies, complemented by an assessment result, called
ring assignment. We use four rings with the following semantics:
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ADOPT — Technologies we have high confidence in to serve our purpose, also in large scale.
Technologies with a usage culture in our Vermietet.de production environment, low risk and recommended
to be widely used.
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TRIAL — Technologies that we have seen work with success in project work to solve a real
problem; first serious usage experience that confirm benefits and can uncover limitations. TRIAL
technologies are slightly more risky; some engineers in our organization walked this path and will
share knowledge and experiences.
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ASSESS — Technologies that are promising and have clear potential value-add for us; technologies
worth to invest some research and prototyping efforts in to see if it has impact. ASSESS technologies
have higher risks; they are often brand new and highly unproven in our organisation. You will find
some engineers that have knowledge in the technology and promote it, you may even find teams that
have started a prototyping effort.
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HOLD — Technologies not recommended to be used for new projects. Technologies that we think
are not (yet) worth to (further) invest in. HOLD technologies should not be used for new projects,
but usually can be continued for existing projects.
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HEAD is at tip of branch
After reset
Q: What is the result of merging the featureX branch into the master branch? Which branch is updated?
fetch > merge > push
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Commit | Discard commits/throw uncommited changes |
reset |
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checkout |
Commit | Switch between branches |
checkout |
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revert |
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Source : http://xprogramming.com/what-is-extreme-programming/
git
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We've received a new emoncms Visualization 'Timecompare', to consider adding into the emoncms library, and I'd like to share some screenshots of a Solar feed to see what support there would be for this.
'Timecompare' is a new visualization to allow you to more easily compare power / energy reading over time.
You select a feed and it will display multiple lines for that same feed at different times. For instance one line will be the current week, another line will be for the previous week, and a third line will be for three weeks ago. They are displayed on top of each other (like a multigraph) so you can quickly compare the data.
You can switch between comparing days, weeks, months, or years.
You can also specify how for back to go (how many depths to display).
You can also hide and restore any line in the graph by clicking the name of the line in the legend. So if one line is obscuring another, simply hide it.
Comments please
Paul
By clicking the '2 weeks prior', I can hide it;
In the vis configuration, you can determine if you want a fill or not 0 = No, 1 = Yes, and also how deep you want the data to display, above was 3, below is 5;
By clicking weekly as above, you can select different depth periods, and monthly below;
You can view data over several days, weeks..
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Wow. Looks great !
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Very cool!
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
great work.
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Excellent addition !!
Paul
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Nice. And a very useful tool as well!
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Wonderful.
Any chance of extending the period to be able to compare the day/week/month to the same day/week/month of the previous year(s)?
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
You already can, select 'year' view, then zoom into month, week, day.
Paul
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Looks good, nice.
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Looks great, I've merged it into the master branch. Once tested it will get merged into the stable branch.
Re: New Visualization - Timecompare
Works lke a champ on an OVH shared Linux host.
Nice. Thanks!


Vehicle stolen from parking lot behind CDC
by SNO StaffVehicle thieves have struck again in Saint Lucia.
A white Ford Escape #PJ 261 was stolen on Monday evening between 9:45 p.m. and 10:15 p.m., according to information posted on social media.
The vehicle was taken from the parking lot behind the CDC, close to the La Croix bus stand.
“Distinguishing marks include left rear-door molding missing and silver masking tape around the sunroof,” according to the social media post.
Anyone with information please contact 518-0818/484-1556/452-4748/486-3768.
More Crime/Police Stories
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Medicolegal and Forensic Symposium held in Saint Lucia November 19, 2019
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Mayor Francis unhappy over disarmament of cop by bandits November 19, 2019
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Saint Lucia Forensic Lab working to build public confidence, says director November 19, 2019
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Two in custody in connection with Mon Repos businessman’s death November 12, 2019
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BREAKING NEWS: Mon Repos businessman succumbs to gunshot wound November 11, 2019
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76-year-old businessman shot in Mon Repos November 9, 2019
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Gunmen attack, rob bar manager in Jetrine, Saltibus November 9, 2019
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Women who fought with Ciceron Secondary students speak out! November 9, 2019
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VIDEO: Schoolgirls, two women fight at Castries fast food outlet November 9, 2019


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C++ I/O
The <iostream> library automatically defines a few standard objects:
The <fstream> library allows programmers to do file input and output with the ifstream and ofstream classes. C++ programmers can also do input and output from strings by using the String Stream class. Some of the behavior of the C++ I/O streams (precision, justification, etc) may be modified by manipulating various io stream format flags. Here are some examples of what you can do with C++ I/O. Display all entries for C++ I/O on one page, or view entries individually:
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Hublot’s Black caviar watch was a draw dropper when it came out in 2009. well, it has long since raised the bar. but this wristwatch, covered in 501 baguette-cut black diamonds and 18-carat white gold is a classic, surprisingly understated piece.


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Check out our “Coworkers of the World” series on Facebook to get a sneak peek into the lives of people coworking in different countries around the world.
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- GaussianTable - Class in core.tables
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The Class GaussianTable.
- GaussianTable(int, int, Logger) - Constructor for class core.tables.GaussianTable
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Instantiates a new Gaussian table.
- GaussianTable(int, int) - Constructor for class core.tables.GaussianTable
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Instantiates a new Gaussian table.
- GaussianTable(int, int, double, Logger) - Constructor for class core.tables.GaussianTable
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Instantiates a new gaussian table.
- GaussianTable(int, int, double) - Constructor for class core.tables.GaussianTable
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Instantiates a new gaussian table.
- GaussianTable(int, int, double, double, Logger) - Constructor for class core.tables.GaussianTable
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Instantiates a new gaussian table.
- GaussianTable(int, int, double, double) - Constructor for class core.tables.GaussianTable
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Instantiates a new gaussian table.
- Generable<O> - Class in utils.functional
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The Class Generable represents an Iterable whose elements
are computed as requested and not stored.
- Generable(Generator<I, O>) - Constructor for class utils.functional.Generable
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Instantiates a new generable.
- Generable(Iterator<I>, Function<I, O>) - Constructor for class utils.functional.Generable
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Instantiates a new generable.
- generate() - Method in class core.tables.BaseGeneratedTable
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Generate.
- generate() - Method in class core.tables.GaussianTable
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- generate() - Method in class core.tables.RandomTable
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- generate() - Method in class core.tables.SelfSimilarTable
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- generator - Variable in class utils.functional.Generable
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The generator.
- Generator<I,O> - Class in utils.functional
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The Class Generator implements Iterator but its elements are
computed only when requested and not stored.
- Generator() - Constructor for class utils.functional.Generator
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Instantiates a new generator.
- Generator(Iterator<I>, Function<I, O>) - Constructor for class utils.functional.Generator
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Instantiates a new generator.
- get(Object) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
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- get(int) - Method in class core.fragments.BaseFragments
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Gets the fragment at fragmentId.
- get(int) - Method in class core.fragments.Fragments
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- get(int) - Method in class core.tables.BaseGeneratedTable
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- get(int) - Method in class core.tables.BaseTable
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Gets the row pointed by index.
- get(int) - Method in class core.tables.ListTable
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- get(Object) - Method in class utils.DefaultHashMap
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- get() - Method in class utils.Timer
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Gets the elapsed time since creation or last reset.
- getAction() - Method in class core.Operation
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Gets the action.
- getArgs() - Method in class core.Operation
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Gets the arguments of the operation.
- getAssociated(int, int) - Method in class core.associations.Associations
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- getAssociated(int, int) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
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Gets the associations that are in (fragmentId, groupId).
- getAttributes() - Method in class core.fragments.Fragment
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Gets the attributes indices.
- getAttributes() - Method in class core.tables.BaseTable
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Gets the attributes.
- getAverageGroupSize() - Method in class core.associations.Associations
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- getAverageGroupSize() - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
-
Gets the average group size.
- getAverageGroupSizeInFragment(int) - Method in class core.associations.Associations
-
- getAverageGroupSizeInFragment(int) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
-
Gets the average group size for groups in fragmentId.
- getConstraints() - Method in class core.GreedyLoose
-
Gets the constraints.
- getFirst() - Method in class utils.tuples.Pair
-
Gets the first.
- getFirstNonfull() - Method in class core.fragments.Fragment
-
Gets the first nonfull.
- getGroup(int, int) - Method in class core.associations.Associations
-
- getGroup(int, int) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
-
Gets the group (fragmentId, groupId).
- getGroupData(int, int) - Method in class core.GreedyLoose
-
Returns the row data for the rows included int the group groupId in
the fragment fragmentId.
- getGroups(int) - Method in class core.associations.Associations
-
- getGroups(int) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
-
Gets the groups in a fragment.
- getGroupSize(int, int) - Method in class core.associations.Associations
-
- getGroupSize(int, int) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
-
Gets the group size of (fragmentId, groupId).
- getInputFilter() - Method in class gui.views.RealProblemView
-
Gets the input filter.
- getInputXml(Document) - Method in class gui.views.BaseProblemView
-
Gets the input xml.
- getInputXml(Document) - Method in class gui.views.RandomProblemView
-
- getInputXml(Document) - Method in class gui.views.RealProblemView
-
- getK() - Method in class core.fragments.Fragment
-
Gets protection (privacy) factor k of the fragment.
- getLastUsable() - Method in class core.fragments.Fragment
-
Gets the last usable.
- getList(String, Class<T>) - Static method in class gui.controllers.ControllerUtils
-
Gets the list.
- getList(String) - Static method in class gui.controllers.ControllerUtils
-
Gets the list.
- getListList(String) - Static method in class gui.controllers.ControllerUtils
-
Gets the list list.
- getMarkedAttributes - Variable in class querier.JDBCQuerier
-
The pattern to get marked attributes.
- getModifiable(Object) - Method in class core.associations.BaseAssociations
-
Modifiable version of get.
- getName() - Method in class core.tables.Attribute
-
Gets the name of the Attribute.
- getNames() - Method in class core.tables.Attributes
-
Gets the names.
- getNonFullGroups(int) - Method in class core.GreedyLoose
-
Lazily returns the non full groups in a fragment (it starts looking from the
firstNonfull and keeps on looking for non-full groups).
- getProblemName() - Method in class gui.views.BaseProblemView
-
Gets the problem name.
- getProblemName() - Method in class gui.views.RandomProblemView
-
- getProblemName() - Method in class gui.views.RealProblemView
-
- getProblemType() - Method in class gui.views.BaseProblemView
-
Gets the problem type.
- getProblemType() - Method in class gui.views.RandomProblemView
-
- getProblemType() - Method in class gui.views.RealProblemView
-
- getSecond() - Method in class utils.tuples.Pair
-
Gets the second.
- getThird() - Method in class utils.tuples.Triplet
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Gets the third.
- getType() - Method in class core.tables.Attribute
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Gets the type of the Attribute.
- getValue() - Method in enum gui.views.ErrorLevel
-
Gets the value as log4j level.
- GreedyLoose - Class in core
-
The Class implements the LooseInterface component with a greedy algorithm that
incrementally finds a viable association for each row using the branch and bound
method with tree pruning.
- GreedyLoose(BaseTable, List<List<C>>, List<List<F>>, Logger) - Constructor for class core.GreedyLoose
-
Instantiates a new problem from table, constraints and fragments.
- GreedyLoose(BaseTable, List<List<C>>, List<List<F>>) - Constructor for class core.GreedyLoose
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Instantiates a new problem from table, constraints and fragments.
- gui - package gui
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- gui.controllers - package gui.controllers
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- gui.views - package gui.views
-


fun addCaptureSourceObserver(observer: CaptureSourceObserver): Unit
Add a capture source observer to receive callbacks from the source on lifecycle events which can be used to trigger UI. This observer is entirely optional.
observer
- : CaptureSourceObserver - New observer


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new AgentWorker(conf)
Initialize the AgentWorker
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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conf |
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Methods
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attachListeners()
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Attach socket listeners
- Source:
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buildFailed(build, err, args)
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Handle build files (report to the server and upload logfiles)
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description build
Build current build err
Object <optional>
error object (build failed) or null args
* any additional arguments (passed to AgentWorker#log - Source:
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buildSuccess(build, globFiles)
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Initialise upload of succeded build
Parameters:
Name Type Description build
Build current build globFiles
Array array of globs to upload - Source:
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connect()
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Connect to the server (create new socket) and attach listeners
- Source:
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emit()
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Wrapper function for socket emit
- Source:
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ensureWorkFolder(done)
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Ensuring the agent's workfolder exists (create it if necessary)
Parameters:
Name Type Description done
function callback function - Source:
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exec(build, cmd, opts, callback, exitCodeError)
-
Wrapper function to log and interact with command execution
Parameters:
Name Type Description build
Build concerning build cmd
String command to execute opts
Object options passed to the exec command callback
function callback function exitCodeError
String error message - Source:
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log(build, priority, message, args)
-
Output to console and emit to server
Parameters:
Name Type Description build
Build the build which the log message refers to priority
int priority of the log message (1-6) message
String the log message args
* any additional arguments (passed to Msg.update - Source:
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onBuild(build)
-
Initialise new build (via platform specific build sequences)
Parameters:
Name Type Description build
Build the build object - Source:
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onCancelBuild()
-
Set build status
- Source:
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onConnect()
-
Register to the server
- Source:
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onDisconnect()
-
Log socket disconnects
- Source:
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onError(err)
-
Log socket errors
Parameters:
Name Type Description err
Object error object - Source:
-
uploadFiles(build, outputFiles)
-
Upload outputFiles to the server
Parameters:
Name Type Description build
Build current build outputFiles
Object list of files to upload - Source:


Coal Production, Trade and Consumption in 2017
Coal Consumption Comparison between 1990 and 2017
First increase in coal consumption after 3 years of decline (+0.9%)
In 2017, global coal consumption was spurred by India and Turkey, and by Russia and China to a lesser extent.
In China, responsible for nearly half of world coal demand, sustained economic growth, higher power consumption and relaxed coal production restrictions contributed to slightly increase coal consumption after three years of decline. Coal thus remains a pillar for the Chinese economy despite structural economic changes (shift away from energy intensive industries to a more services-oriented economy), strong efficiency gains in the manufacturing industry and in the power sector (shut-down of old and inefficient plants) and the government’s willingness to decarbonise the economy and limit air pollution.
Coal demand fell for the 4th year in a row in the United States – 28 GW of coal-fired capacity closed since 2015, no addition in 2017 – and for the 5th year in a row in the European Union (especially in Germany and the UK) due to the closure of many inefficient coal-fired power plants mainly due to stricter environmental regulations. Coal consumption also collapsed in Ukraine as nuclear and hydropower generation increased.


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The Rangers star Steven Gerrard described as 'a man possessed' in League Cup triumph over Hearts
The Ibrox boss was particularly impressed with one of his stars.
by Gary Ralston, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/gary-ralston/Steven Gerrard described Ryan Jack as "a man possessed" after a star turn in the League Cup win over Hearts.
The Scotland midfielder has been one of the key men for Rangers this season and was impressive again as they set up a Betfred Cup final with Celtic next month.
Alfredo Morelos grabbed the headlines with two goals and an assist, but the Gers manager was also struck by Jack's performance.
Gerrard said: "It felt ever so different on the side today knowing you have a number nine who is in terrific form and another number nine behind you who is capable on this stage.
“We had great back-up and you can also see why we paid the money for Ryan Kent and were so desperate to get him in. He hasn’t played much over the past five months, so he’ll get better and better.
“The midfield were outstanding, they controlled the whole game. Ryan Jack was like a man possessed again. Defensively, we were solid, so I’m very happy with how all departments of the team worked today.”
Jack joined Rangers in the summer of 2017, having left Aberdeen at the end of his contract.


fifthwave release 0.4
| Status: | unreleased |
| Completion: | 0% complete |
| 0 / 13 issues |
Issues
| Created | Description | Component | Type | |
| 2011-09-15 | Add mean water level metric | fifthwave.py | feature | |
| 2011-02-28 | Add end character to tables | fifthwave.py | bugfix | |
| 2011-02-21 | Build additional directories from list | flightdeck.py | feature | |
| 2011-02-07 | Add a command line call to flightdeck | flightdeck.py | feature | |
| 2011-02-07 | Change submissions to be queued rather than wait for completion of the last job | flightdeck.py | task | |
| 2011-01-24 | Add analytical wave overlay to wave form images. | fifthwave.py | feature | |
| 2011-01-07 | Protect against files which are not reports (or other erronious files) | fifthwave | bugfix | |
| 2010-11-23 | Switch pylab to non gui matplotlib | fifthwave.py | task | |
| 2010-11-23 | Improve diagnostics: show metrics on output graphs | fifthwave.py | feature | |
| 2010-11-23 | Make flightdeck more accessible | flightdeck.py | feature | |
| 2010-11-16 | Add Password Test | sshmods.py | feature | |
| 2010-11-16 | Record Run Time | sshsge.py | feature | |
| 2010-11-15 | Improve docstrings | fifthwave | task |
Recent activity for this release
| 2011-09-15 | Add analytical wave overlay to wave form images. | feature | assigned to release 0.4 from 0.3 |
| 2011-09-15 | Add mean water level metric | feature | created |
| 2011-09-15 | Improve diagnostics: show metrics on output graphs | feature | assigned to release 0.4 from 0.3 |
| 2011-02-28 | Add end character to tables | bugfix | created |
| 2011-02-21 | Build additional directories from list | feature | created |
| 2011-02-09 | Add a command line call to flightdeck | feature | assigned to release 0.4 from unassigned |
| 2011-02-09 | Change submissions to be queued rather than wait for completion of the last job | task | assigned to release 0.4 from unassigned |
| 2011-02-09 | Add analytical wave overlay to wave form images. | feature | assigned to release 0.3 from unassigned |
| 2011-02-09 | Protect against files which are not reports (or other erronious files) | bugfix | assigned to release 0.4 from unassigned |
| 2011-02-09 | Switch pylab to non gui matplotlib | task | assigned to release 0.4 from unassigned |
Release log
| 2011-02-09 14:19 | Mathew Topper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Release 0.4 will improve useability. | ||


The graph to the right shows the lock order. Cycles are highlighed in red and represent potential deadlocks.
Click an edge in the lock graph to show code paths demonstrating that edge. Drag or wheel on the graph to pan or zoom.
Cycle edges are annotated with the number of code paths demonstating that edge. Typically the "buggy" edge will have fewer code paths.
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Hello Jon,
I know now about the bug and I know the solution. This bug is one very interesting bug. It's a bug, most of the programmers will not find.
I didn't see the code b2World::Step(), but the bug happens here. But if you look at this function and want to see the bug, you will not see it. You cannot see it in the lines of you code, because it's not inside the lines of your code.
My first advice:
| If you can't see the bug in the lines of the code, you shouldn't look at your code. |
There are not much programmers, who know this
And this is such a case, you can look as long you want, you will not see the bug.
And I know professional programmers, they looked and looked and looked, without any result.
What should you do then? Should you use a debugger. No, because:
My second advice:
| If you cannot find a bug with the debugger, you shouldn't use a debugger. |
There are not much programmers, who know this
And it's also such a case, you can debug as long as you want, you will not find the bug
And I know professional programmers, they debugged and debugged and debugged, without any result.
My explenations:
| If you look at the lines, you cannot see the lines missing. |
If you debug, maybe the bug never occures during a debugging session or only at one time out of 10000 times. Maybe you have luck, but miss, that this would the bug, then could be, you will find this situation one year later, if you debug all days, but could be, you also miss again, that this would be the bug.
|
Can you gess it?
What I saw clearly in my mind, without seeing your code:
There are two lines missing in your function b2World::Step(). Can you guess?


Meta-analysis approaches for Phase I dose finding early phases clinical trials in order to better suit requirements in terms of maximum tolerated dose (MTD) and maximal dose regimen (MDR). This package has currently three different approaches: (a) an approach proposed by Zohar et al, 2011, <doi:10.1002/sim.4121> (denoted as ZKO), (b) the Variance Weighted pooling analysis (called VarWT) and (c) the Random Effects Model Based (REMB) algorithm, where user can input his/her own model based approach or use the existing random effect logistic regression model (named as glimem) through the 'dfmeta' package.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2), lme4, stats4, plyr, data.table |
| Imports: | ggplot2 (≥ 2.0.0), methods, graphics, grDevices, stats, utils |
| Published: | 2018-03-27 |
| Author: | Artemis Toumazi, Sarah Zohar, Anand N. Vidyashankar, Jie Xu and Moreno Ursino |
| Maintainer: | Artemis Toumazi <artemis.toumazi at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/artemis-toumazi/dfmeta/issues |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) | file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://github.com/artemis-toumazi/dfmeta |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11 |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | MetaAnalysis |
| CRAN checks: | dfmeta results |
| Reference manual: | dfmeta.pdf |
| Package source: | dfmeta_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: dfmeta_1.0.0.zip, r-release: dfmeta_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: dfmeta_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: dfmeta_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: dfmeta_1.0.0.tgz |
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About ladder
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IPPEX Mission Statement
what
IPPEX is all about - stuff you should know...
The Internet Plasma Physics Education
eXperience (IPPEX) site on the World Wide Web (at http://ippex-test.pppl.gov/)
allows students and teachers to participate remotely in scientific
research at the country's largest fusion energy laboratory.
The approach to the scientific material in IPPEX is, as Paul De
Hart Hurd ("Reforming Science Education: The Search for a New
Vision", 1984) recommends, "holistic, ecological,
qualitative, inductive, complex, and value-laden."
All students should develop a basic understanding of the
principles, methods and vocabulary of science. Unfortunately, only
one-fifth of US high school students enroll in physics courses. It
is hoped that hands-on, discovery-based approaches to
science will generate enthusiasm for science and dispel fears of
difficulty.
IPPEX uses interactive multimedia over the World Wide Web to
engage students in formulating questions and creating meaning from
their own experiences. Rather than passively learning facts and
following routine instructions, students solve problems and learn
how to find information and solutions in complex, non-linear
material (as actual scientists must). Some activities are similar
to a video game or a CD-ROM presentation. Abstract concepts, such
as nuclear energy, are developed from concrete experience and
examples from everyday life.
Engaging background material on energy, matter, electricity,
magnetism and the laws of motion is woven into a scenario that
motivates today's plasma scientists: "By better understanding
the forces of the universe we can harness the energy of the sun
and stars to improve human life in an environmentally responsible
way."
Students create a knowledge base that helps them operate a virtual
tokamak (a fusion energy device) and analyze data from the actual
experiment (which may have been acquired just minutes before) in
the same way that professional physicists do.
While motivation from and discussions with teachers and other
students is vital to learning, interactive web-based learning can
be individual and self-paced. Students who feel threatened by the
complexity of science may find web-based learning more appealing.
The path through the knowledge web can be tailored to individual
needs, whether for a special project in a gifted-and-talented
program or for students who need more time to digest material.
IPPEX addresses 5 of the NJ Core
Curriculum Content Standards for Science (from the February, 1996
draft):
5.1 All students will learn to identify systems of interacting
components and understand how their interactions combine to
produce the overall behavior of the system.
5.2 All students will develop problem-solving, decision-making and
inquiry skills, reflected by formulating usable questions and
hypotheses, planning experiments, conducting systematic
observations, interpreting and analyzing data, drawing
conclusions, and communicating results.
5.5 All students will integrate mathematics as a tool for
problem-solving in science, and as a means of expressing and/or
modeling scientific theories.
5.8 All students will gain an understanding of the structure and
behavior of matter.
5.9 All students will gain an understanding of natural laws as
they apply to motion, forces, and energy transformations.
IPPEX uses a variety of presentation approaches. For example,
open-ended questions are used in some cases and, in others,
answers to multiple choice questions can be e-mailed in. Some
modules require students to proceed screen by screen, while others
present overview material at the top level and students can delve
into areas that interest them via "hot-links" in the
text. Feedback from teachers, students and formal educational
assessments may help us understand what works best for which
students.
Personal background material is presented on the physicists and
engineers to make the science more personal and value-laden.
Version 1 of IPPEX was produced during the fiscal year 1996 at the
Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory as part of a
National Science Foundation grant, administered by the Center for
Improved Engineering and Science Education (CIESE) at the Stevens
Institute of Technology. In fiscal year 2001 (which started
October 1, 2001) the IPPEX web site will be in Version 7. This
version of IPPEX web site will be field tested and extended to fit
better with classroom curricula and with science education
reforms.
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Version 1.0
Owner: Lu EZ Zhang/China/Contr/IBM
IBM China Development Lab
Security Notice:
This document contains information of a proprietary nature. ALL INFORMATION
CONTAINED HEREIN SHALL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENCE. None of this information
shall be divulged to persons other than IBM employees authorized by the nature
of their duties to receive such information, or individuals of organizations
authorized by IBM Corporation in accordance with existing policy regarding
release of company information.
1
DOCUMENT CONTROL INFORMATION
2 INTRODUCTION
2.1 PURPOSE OF THIS DOCUMENT
2.2 SCOPE
3
ENVIRONMENT SETUP
3.1 TARGET ENVIRONMENT
3.2 HARDWARE
3.3 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
3.4 TESTING TOOLS AND AUTOMATION TEST
4 TEST DEFINITIONS
4.1 TEST COVERAGE
4.2 TEST ASSERTIONS
5 PROJECT MANAGEMENT
5.1 ENTRY AND EXIT CRITERIA
5.2 TEST SCHEDULE
6 DEFECT MANAGEMENT
6.1 DEFECT IDENTIFICATION
6.2 DEFECT REPORTING AND TRACKING
APPENDIX A: NAME CONVENTIONS FOR CREATED
TEST CASE ID
APPENDIX B: DEFECT DEFINITION FOR GB18030 COMPLIANCE TEST
Users of this document are personally responsible for using the official version, and for continuously verifying that any copies of the document in whole or in part, are the official version. If this document is not a copy of the official version it is obsolete.
Current Authors/Updaters List
· Lu EZ Zhang/China/Contr/IBM
Approver List
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Date Approved |
Name, Position/Area |
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Reviewer List
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Name |
Role/Responsibility, Component/Project |
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Revision History / Summary of Changes
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Change Date |
Change Description |
|
07/29/2015 |
Version 1.0, initial draft |
The purpose of this document is to provide the reader with information on the test objectives, methodology, test coverage, schedules, criteria and requirements of the GB18030 conformance test for IBM Rational Developer for System z 9.5 on Chinese environment as described below. This test will be performed by China Development Lab (CDL).
The test plan will list all assertions required for testing the IBM Rational Developer for System z 9.5.
The objective is to verify the following:
· Existing functions work correctly for GB18030 conformance in the localized environment.
The test plan
will also detail the environment requirements to run the tests.
The test environment will install IBM Rational Developer for System z 9.5 on Chinese environments which support GB18030.
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Operating System |
Processor Architecture |
Window System |
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Windows 7 Professional SP1 |
Intel x64 |
PC Workstations
IBM Rational Developer for System z 9.5 Build
Using latest build from Build Server: https://rdzweb.rtp.raleigh.ibm.com/ccb/rdz95O/I/rdz95O-I20150708_1133/repository/
z/OS server: ctfmvs08.rtp.raleigh.ibm.com
IM 1.8.3
Operation System
No testing tools are used.
GB18030 Conformance Test will be composed of the following components and test cases:
· Z/OS Project View
· Data Element View
· Snippet View
· Other Function
Total Test Cases: 12
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Feature Category |
Testcase ID |
Description |
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Single action->REPT , verify to add new test with GB18030 characters. |
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Single action->REPT , verify the GB18030 characters display correctly on the Single action flow. |
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Verify
to edit created Single action test with Gb18030 characters. |
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Verify
created Single action GB18030 test display correctly on the Monitor View |
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Verify to delete the GB18030 single action test on the Monitor view. |
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Scripted
Behavior->WebPage, verify to add new test and with GB18030 characters. |
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Scripted
Behavior-> WebPage, verify the GB18030 characters display correctly on the
Scripted Behavior flow. |
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Verify to edit created Single action test with Gb18030 characters. |
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Verify
created Single action GB18030 test display correctly on the Monitor View |
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Verify
to delete the GB18030 Scripted Behavior test on the Monitor view. |
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Scripted
Behavior->GitRepo, verify to add new test and with GB18030 characters. |
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Scripted
Behavior->GitRepo , verify the GB18030 characters display correctly on the
Scripted Behavior flow. |
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Verify
to edit created Single action test with Gb18030 characters. |
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Verify
created Single action GB18030 test display correctly on the Monitor View |
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Verify
to delete the GB18030 Scripted Behavior test on the Monitor view. |
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RDz095DE01 |
Scripted
Behavior->Update, verify to add new test and with GB18030 characters. |
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Scripted
Behavior->GitRepo , verify the GB18030 characters display correctly on the
Scripted Behavior flow. |
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RDz095SV02 |
Verify
to edit created Single action test with Gb18030 characters. |
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Verify
created Single action GB18030 test display correctly on the Monitor View |
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RDz095OF02 |
Verify
to delete the GB18030 Scripted Behavior test on the Monitor view. |
Entry Criteria
· Approved GB18030 conformance test plan is available.
· The test cases are available for review and accepted by development team.
· The test environment is available and setup properly
· A problem tracking system is setup properly and account for testing is available.
· The product build is available.
Exit Criteria
· All planned test cases have been successfully executed.
· All blocking defects and Severity1/Severity2 defects will be fixed by development team. In case there are any blocking and Severity1/Severity2 defects are still in open, the agreement should be reached among development team and test team.
· Regarding the other remaining open defects Severity3/Severity4, they should be disposed properly by development team and proper action plan should be established.
This section
lists the major test schedule.
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Owner |
Planned Date |
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The test plan available for review |
GB18030 Team |
07/29/2015 |
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The test plan approved |
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GB18030 conformance test |
GB18030 Team |
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Conformance test end |
GB18030 Team |
08/14/2015 |
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GB18030 defects fix and build delivery |
RDz Team |
08/18/2015 |
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Archive conformance report and send close mail |
GB18030 Team |
08/21/2015 |
Problems with IBM IBM Rational Developer for System z 9.5 will be identified based upon analysis of test case results and other observations of the tester. Product operation which contradicts the product documentation and GB18030 compliance will be considered as a defect.
The originator of a defect must provide complete and detailed descriptions of any problem found, as well as instructions on problem reproduction, the build level used when the failure occurred, the type of hardware and software being used, etc.
6.2 Defect Reporting and Tracking
The problems found during the IBM Rational Developer for System z 9.5 GB18030 conformance test will be reported as defects using RTC System. The RTC Defect System will be used to report suspected problems, and to track those problems and their resolutions.
All defects must be prefixed by "GB18030" in the abstract. If a defect is determined to be blocking defect, the originator should use the keyword tab, entering both Blocking and GB18030 as keywords for more proficient query.
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RDz095 |
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RS |
Remote System View |
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ZP |
Z/OS Project View |
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DE |
Data Element View |
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SV |
Snippets View |
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OF |
Other Function |
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Severity |
Description |
Supplementary description for GB18030 |
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1 - Critical |
Catastrophic or complete system failure; any fatal error where the application or operating system hangs, unrecoverable application error, a function that is not available (cannot open) for testing. |
Critical I18N design issue that is required any design change to resolve, that leads to the product is not aware of GB18030. |
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2 - Serious |
The system or application fails to correctly process a transaction causing an incorrect transaction to occur; loss or corruption of data; incorrect output; breach in security; unacceptable application response times. |
loss or corruption of GB18030 data; GB18030 character rendering problem on all of product GUIs. |
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3 - Moderate |
Output are misleading or redundant; partial failure (mouse, keyboard, short-cut keys, etc.), poor response times. |
GB18030 character rendering problem, such as all GB18030 chars displayed as square marks. |
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4 -Mild |
Misspellings; incorrect grammar; poor readability due to font size or type; suggestions for improvement. |
Minor display problem. |


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Where you can, always provide "steps to reproduce" - in other words, a series of instructions that the developers can follow to reproduce your bug. The more you can do to pinpoint the problem, the more likely it'll be fixed.
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Any web application can call the graphlql server. So it is not necessary to follow the instructions below. The instructions here assume that you want to extend this repository by duplicating wineProductionCas as a template
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