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The game is played on a 8 sided hexagonal board:
- GROUP - A set of connected stones of the same color.
- A group has no liberty if there is no stone within the group adjacent to an empty cell.
- CONTROL - A player controls a cell if the adversary cannot drop a stone there.
- TURN - On each turn, a player drops up to 4 pieces on empty cells. Such cells must be on an orthogonal line of sight of a friendly piece already on board (the cells in between being empty).
- Drops are sequential, not simultaneous.
- None of the new stones may be part of the same group.
- Groups with no liberty are captured.
- Initial turn: On the first move the first player drops one friendly stone on an empty cell. Then the second player drops three friendly stones on empty cells. Then, the game proceeds as stated.
- GOAL - When both players pass, the winner is whoever has more controlled cells plus pieces (like the Chinese Go scoring).
The rule that says that drops are sequential implies that a player may drop a first stone and then use it as line of sight to drop the next stone.
An initial game Black started. This is the game after three complete turns.
The last Black and White moves are marked.
This game is a restricted variant of Go (a player can only drop stones where he is able to 'see') which is compensated by the possibility of dropping four stones per turn. This provides a tool for quick invasion of almost surrounded areas, leading to complex tactical battles. The another drop restriction (one stone per group per turn) prevents the quick formation of living groups (i.e., groups that cannot be captured because it controls at least one cell). For example, the marked white stone at d7 and the white c8 stone are virtually connected, because Black cannot drop in a single turn two stones at c7 and d8 because they would be in the same group, violating a drop restriction.
Send It can also be played on a square board, using the same rules (adjacency is only orthogonal not diagonal). However, it is easier to make safe structures (to control a cell only needs four stones, instead of six). So, this variant was tested with the following extra rule: "An isolated enemy stone with just one liberty can be pushed into that empty cell while the player drops a friendly stone on that now vacant cell".


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Image Pipeline
Status
NOT STARTED
Impact
LOW
Driver
Approver
Contributors
Stefania Bruschi, Hongmei Qiu, Jia-Shing So
Informed
Due date
18 Jan 2019
Outcome
note: subject and participant are interchangeable, Record ID = subjecteventcrf.id, upload form name = ddcrf.name, upload field name = ddfile.name
Background
Objective
Design and create a pipeline that synchronizes image files between two s3 buckets: EDC source bucket and image bucket. Notify all stakeholders when new image files are available in the image bucket 'quarantine' folder. Track the transaction logs in the EDC database.
The pipeline should be triggered manually on a specific file or set of files.
EDC source bucket
Image file are uploaded by the EDC system users via the file uploader widget and stored in the EDC source bucket.
- bucket name: atri-edc-trc-production-[aws account ID]
- source folder: subjecteventcrffile
- file path: subjecteventcrffile/[subject.id]/[subjecteventcrf.id]/[ddfile.name]/
- file name: file version code + file extension
Image destination bucket
Image files in the destination bucket will be made available to collaborators (e.g. labs) for further process.
- bucket name: atri-edc-trc-production-img-[aws account ID]
- destination folder: quarantine
- file path: quarantine/[ddcrf.name][ddfile.name]/
- file name: [ddcrf.name][ddfile.name][participant code][event code][subjecteventcrf.id][subjecteventcrffile.revisionnumber][edcpipelinefile.id]_[timestamp] + file extension
- note: strip out any whitespace
-
timestamp
-
Q: timestamp when file is uploaded to source bucket? destination bucket?
- when the file is first uploaded into the quarantine folder (edcpipelinefile.ts_create)
-
format: YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS
-
Brainstorming
Design
Flow
Q: should we suggest to add an unquarantine folder? to keep quarantine as read only for users? (depends on whether the SFTP wrapper can handle folder level permissions)
Track
Track the following information in the EDC database:
- subjecteventcrffile.id
- filepath - file path in the destination s3 bucket
- filename - file name in the destination s3 bucket
- FileID - unqiue ID for each image file transferred to the destination folder
- Q: can we use SubjectEventCrfFile.id as the FileID?
- studyUID: DICOM HEADER (0020,000D) Unique identifier for the Study.
- serieUID: DICOM HEADER (0020,000E) Unique identifier of the Series.
- serienum: DICOM HEADER (0020,0011) A number that identifies this Series.
- ScanID - a unique combination of studyUID and serieUID for each fileID
- ATRIUID - Uniqeue ID store in DICOM header to identify the image set: [fileID].[scanID]
Track the following information in a log file (s3 bucket - where?):
- execution error
- execution result
Notification
Type of users
- pipeline user: labs who reviews and process the image files when they are available in the quarantine folder
- admin user: developers of the image pipeline
Type of notifications
- for pipeline users: a digest report runs [nightly|configurable schedule]
- create a mailing list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- report includes a list of new files made available to the quarantine folder
- report includes count of new files, count of files failed to be transferred/processed
- for admin users: error logs (immediately after execution), success logs (immediately? on a schedule?)
- create a mailing list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Q: do people need to be notified when new files uploaded to the quarantine folder?
Implementation
(AWS) EDC RDS read replica
- Create a read only replica for the EDC database, so the pipeline can find subject, crf information during the transfer
- Q: what's the delay between real database and the replica? (trigger wait time depends on this response)
Database
File information tracked in the database tables.
Pipeline.EDCPipeline
register each pipeline (e.g. pipeline for image file, pipeline for audio files, etc.
Field
ID
Code
Label
DDFiles
pipeline.EDCPipelineFile
| Field Name | Title |
|---|---|
| ID | |
| EDCPipeline.id | |
| SubjectEventCrfFile.id | |
| file_name |
Field Name
ID
EDCPipeline.id
SubjectEventCrfFile.id
file_name
Status
Started, In Progress, Completed, Failed
has_error
T/F
pipeline.EDCPipelineFileDicom
Field Name
ID
EDCPipelineFile.id
ATRIUID
studyUID
serieUID
serienum
number_of_instances
API
/pipeline/edcpipeline/file
{
"pipeline_code": "xxx",
"subject_event_crf_file_id": "xxx"
}
/pipeline/edcpipeline/file/dicom/add_scan_info
- post
- request body (json)
input:
{
pipeline_code: xxx,
subject_event_crf_file_id: xxx,
edc_pipieline_file_id: xxxx
scans:[
{
study_uid: xxx,
series: [
{series_uid: xxx, series_number: yyy, number_of_instance: 123},
{series_uid: blah, series_number: halb, number_of_instance: 123},
...
]
},
{
study_uid: xxx,
series: [
{series_uid: xxx, series_number: yyy, number_of_instance: 123},
{series_uid: blah, series_number: halb, number_of_instance: 123}, ...
]
}
}
output:
{
"success"``:
true``,
"error_code"``: reference dictionary (only show
if
success is F)
"error"``: xxxx (only show
if
success is F)
"data"``:
{
edc_pipeline_file_id: 123,
pipeline_code: xxx,
subject_event_crf_file_id: xxx,
scans: [
{
"study_uid"``: xxx,
"series"``: [
{``"series_uid"``: aaa,
"atri_uid"``: yyy},
{``"series_uid"``: aaa,
"atri_uid"``: ddd},
...
]
},
{
"studyuid"``: xxx,
"series"``: [
{``"series_uid"``: aaa,
"atri_uid"``: yyy},
{``"series_uid"``: aaa,
"atri_uid"``: ddd},
}
]
}
}
Mailing List
Study specific
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- for users (e.g. labs)
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- for admins
(AWS) S3 bucket - temporary
- create a temporary s3 bucket used by the step function for file processing
- bucket name: atri-edc-trc-production-img-tmp-[AWS account ID]
(AWS) Step Function
- triggered when a new file is uploaded / updated in S3 source bucket folder "subjecteventcrffile"
- Job name convention: [subject.id][subjecteventcrf.id][ddfile.name][file version code][timestamp]
(AWS) Lambda Function
- QUERY READ REPLICA:
- L1 - query file info from the read replica
- input: file path and file name from source bucket
- output: file metadata json
- if file is found
- ddcrf.name
- ddfile.name
- participant code
- event code
- subjecteventcrf.id
- subjecteventcrffile.revisionnumber
- subjecteventcrffile.id
- pipeline_code
- if file is not found
- return ERROR
- if file is found
- step fn - retry function, checks return status of L1 (expect raised ERROR and try for max attempt)
- duration:15 minutes
- frequency: every 30 sec
- L1 - query file info from the read replica
- Process DCM:
- Notes:
- All the following functions process the same file.
- Size may be a restriction for lambda.
- AWS batch can an be an alternate solution.
- L5 - parse file and extract the DICOM header
- input: file path and name
- output: DICOM header info for each scan (list)
- studyUID
- serieUID
- serienum
- L7 - write ATRIUID in DICOM header
- L4 - copy processed file from s3 source bucket to s3 temp bucket, rename the file
- input:
- source file path and name
- target file path and name
- output: successful (True/False)
- input:
- Notes:
- ADDITIONAL PROCESS:
- L8 - additional process (such as LONI process)
- WRITE META DATA:
- L6 - call API to write file metadata in study DB (set file status to "in progress")
- input: L1 and L5 output
- output: successful (True/False)
- L6 - call API to write file metadata in study DB (set file status to "in progress")
- COPY TO DESTINATION:
- L9 - copy file from S3 temp bucket to S3 destination bucket
- input:
- s3 temp bucket
- s3 destination bucket
- file path
- file name
- output: successful (True/False)
- input:
- L9 - copy file from S3 temp bucket to S3 destination bucket
- UPDATE STATUS:
- L10 - call API to update file status in study DB to "done"
- ErrorSNS
- L3 - email/log error for Admin
- input: error
- output: "status : error"
- L3 - email/log error for Admin
- PROCESS COMPLETION SNS:
- L11 - email / log to Admin on summary or error
- if error: call API to update file status in study DB to "error"
- input: status
- output: successful (True/False)
- L11 - email / log to Admin on summary or error
- USER DIGEST (This has to be post pipeline processing - separate Lambda not part of this step fn):
- L12 - (user digest) send batch summary to users
- input: duration (last 24 hours etc.)
- output: successful (True/False)
- L12 - (user digest) send batch summary to users
(AWS) Batch PIPE-4 IN FEATURE BRANCH
Error Logs
Pipeline errors will be logged in the S3 bucket
- bucket name: atri-edc-trc-production-[aws account ID]
- source folder: image_pipelines
- file path: image_pipelines/error_logs/[edcpipeline.code]/
- file name: (matching closely with destination file name under quarantined folder)
- [ddcrf.name][ddfile.name][participant code][event code][subjecteventcrf.id][subjecteventcrffile.revisionnumber][edcpipelinefile.id]_[timestamp]_error_log.txt
Error Flags in the Database
scenario 1: edcpipelinefile.status = completed, but edcpipelinefile.has_error = True
- File is processed and is available in destination bucket quarantined folder, but some errors were generated during the process
- e.g. can't insert ATRIUID into the DICOM header etc.
scenario 2: edcpipelinefile.status = Failed
- File is not available in the destination bucket quarantined folder, something more seriously wrong during the process
Error Codes and their meaning
Please refer to Pipeline Dictionary
Q: should I promote error code to database table column? e.g. edcpipelinefileerrorlog.error_code


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...
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...
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...
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...
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@Table(name="or_order")
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...
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GOLDSITHNEY FAIR AND THE GLOVE
ON the 5th of August, St James's day (old style), a fair is held here, which was originally held in the Church-town of Sithney near Helston.
In olden time, the good St Perran the Little gave to the wrestlers in his parish a glove as the prize, and the winner of the glove was permitted to collect the market toll on the day of the feast, and to appropriate the money to his own use. The winner of the glove lived in the Church-town of Sithney, and for long long years the right of holding the fair remained undisputed.
At length the miners of Goldsithney resolved to contest the prize, and they won it, since which time the fair has been held in that village, they paying to the poor of the parish of Sithney one shilling as compensation.
Gilbert remarks "The displaying of a glove at fairs is an ancient and widely-extended custom. Mr Lysons says it is continued at Chester. The editor has seen a large ornamented glove over the guildhall at Exeter during the fairs." [a]
[a] vol. iii. p. 309


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Do you need to append your lean/bin directory onto $PATH and then launch vscode from the command line in order for the extension to locate lean on macOS?
I put my elan path into my .bash_profile and then VS code was able to figure out the rest
On mac or linux?
On macOS 10.13 until a few days ago and macOS 10.14 since then.
It's also possible to just put the full path to your lean executable in the lean VS code extension settings and that ought to work as well.
Invoking lean from the command line as a sanity check produces:
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/gmp/lib/libgmp.10.dylib
Referenced from: /Users/bixbyr/lean-3.4.1/bin/./lean
Reason: image not found
Abort trap: 6
Nvm that looks like a more general brew issue to fix and probably doesn't have anything to do with lean
yeah, you just need to do brew install gmp
. The fact that this isn't stated anywhere obvious is a well-known issue.
https://github.com/leanprover/lean/issues/1971 Supposedly, installing lean itself via homebrew should include gmp
ah I just installed lean via binary download
Yeah, I think the current recommended procedure might be to use elan https://github.com/Kha/elan
git clone mathlib to include/ or is there a more elegant way to get it and bring it into scope?
I've been using leanpkg
as described here.
There's a strong possibility that you'll run into this issue if you're running lean 3.4.1.
A push was made to document elan
properly at https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/elan-docs/docs/elan.md . If this document does not answer all your questions then please flag this here or even better submit a PR. It's time this was fixed. Sebastian is very busy with Lean 4, but we as a community can definitely make things like this better.
I think the merged version of that file in mathlib is actually more recent. However, as mentioned here and in the zulip conversation I linked above, Reid pointed out that those instructions won't get you the most recent version of mathlib since mathlib's leanpkg.toml
specifies lean 3.4.1 and leanpkg add
gives you the lean-3.4.1 branch, which is several months out of date.
You can ignore that part of the instructions though and still use the instructions for installing elan
Right. To be fully explicit, I think the instructions should be edited to say something like "If you want to include an up-to-date version of mathlib in your project, use elan install nightly
to install the latest version of lean. Then use leanpkg new my-project
and leanpkg add <link to mathlib>
. Make sure that leanpkg.toml
in my-project
has a line saying lean_version = nightly-something
. Then run leanpkg upgrade
, etc."
On OSX, do "brew install gmp"
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Graphical tools for visualizing high-dimensional data with a path of pairs. Note that this requires 'graph' from Bioconductor. Furthermore, if you want to use dynamic graphics based on 'loon', you need to have R configured with Tcl/Tk support and you need to have 'loon' installed, for example, from <https://github.com/waddella/loon>.
| Version: | 0.0-3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | grid, graphics, stats, methods, MASS, graph, PairViz |
| Suggests: | loon, knitr, Rgraphviz, ADGofTest, copula, Matrix, pcaPP, qqtest, qrmdata, qrmtools, rugarch, zoo, ggplot2, lattice, gridExtra, scagnostics |
| Published: | 2018-02-27 |
| Author: | Marius Hofert [aut, cre], Wayne Oldford [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Marius Hofert <marius.hofert at uwaterloo.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | zenplots results |
| Reference manual: | zenplots.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to zenplots Zigzag expanded navigation plots in R: The R package zenplots |
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UK police charge man with human trafficking offences in Vietnamese truck deaths inquiry
LONDON, Nov 24 — British police have charged a 23-year-old man from Northern Ireland with human trafficking offences as part of their inquiry into the deaths of 39 Vietnamese people found in the back of a truck near London last month.
The police said in a statement that Christopher Kennedy was arrested on Friday, Nov. 22, and that he is due to appear at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court in England on Monday.
The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised charges of conspiracy to arrange or facilitate the travel of people with a view to exploitation and conspiracy to facilitate the commission of a breach of UK immigration law, it said.
The victims, 31 males and eight women, were found in a truck container on an industrial estate in Grays, Essex, not far from docks on the River Thames, on Oct. 23.
The truck driver, who is also from Northern Ireland, has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, and money laundering. — Reuters


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Over at The Dabbler this week I turn my attention to some lesser-known editions of the Bible, as noted by Isaac Disraeli in his Curiosities Of Literature. This is a splendid work, highly recommended to Hooting Yard readers. To take just one essay at random, in Amusements Of The Learned, we are told that
When Petavius was employed in his Dogma Thealogiea, a work of the most profound and extensive erudition, the great recreation of the learned father was at the end of every second hour, to twirl his chair for five minutes.
Twirling in a seated position wasn't good enough for Cardinal Richelieu. He preferred “violent exercises; and he was once discovered jumping with his servant, to try who could reach the highest side of a wall.”
Most amusing, perhaps, is the manner in which Baruch Spinoza liked to unwind from his philosophical labours:
After protracted studies Spinoza, would… unbend his mind by setting spiders to fight each other; he observed their combats with so much interest, that he was often seized with immoderate fits of laughter.


-- | This library provides functions for optimizing classical -- circuits. It is intended to reduce the size of -- automatically-generated circuits, such as those that are built -- using Quipper's @build_circuit@ keyword. -- -- Note: the resulting circuit is not expected to be optimal in -- absolute terms. In general, finding the smallest possible circuit -- to represent a given boolean function is an NP-hard -- problem. Rather, we transform the input circuit by applying a -- number of heuristics and an algebraic optimization technique. This -- results in the removal of redundant qubits and gates that are -- typical for machine-generated circuits. It generally decreases the -- number of gates and ancillas. -- -- For example, consider the circuit for a simple adder, as generated -- by the @build_circuit@ mechanism: -- -- \[image adder-unoptimized.png] -- -- The optimized version, as generated by 'simplify_classical', looks -- like this: -- -- \[image adder-optimized.png] -- -- The above example can be found in the file<EMAIL_ADDRESS>module QuipperLib.ClassicalOptim ( simplify_classical, classical_to_reversible_optim, box_classical_to_reversible_optim ) where import QuipperLib.ClassicalOptim.QuipperInterface


As we write more and more complex programs in {{.Get "lang"}}, we'll want to work with different types of data (data types). Maybe in one program we'll print out someone's favorite movie, in another we'll keep track of how much money a particular product costs, and maybe in another we'll ask someone if they're an organ donor. In everyday life we deal with all different types of data, so why should it be any different for programs?
Many programming languages, including {{.Get "lang"}} allow you to work with and keep track of only a specific few types of data. Now that might not sound like a lot, but when you think about it, almost all data can be broken down into one of three data types.
{{ partial "shortcodes/spotlight" (dict "Content" "With just these three fundamental types of data, we can keep track of almost anything. In fact these are the three fundamental types of data that make up just about every program you'll encounter as a software developer." ) }}
Now because these are three distinct types of information, {{.Get "lang"}} is going to handle them a bit differently. There will be certain things we can do with numbers that we can't do with strings or text (like division, multiplication, etc). There will also be a whole range of things we can do with boolean values (true/false) that we can't do with strings or numbers.
Anytime you're writing a program that's keeping track of different pieces of information, you always want to be aware of what data types you're using. For more specific information about how these data types work, and how to use them in {{.Get "lang"}}, check out the video above where we'll dive into them more specifically!
{{ partial "shortcodes/code" (dict "lang" (.Get "code-lang") "file" "" "Content" $.Page.Params.code.a ) }}


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Vulnerable groups and associated vulnerability factors by priority health area. Source: References [ 16, 21].
Increased reliance on rainwater and/or public
standpipes
Dominica Water and Sewerage Company Limited (DOWASCO) water disconnections occur more frequently in poorer communities
More likely to incorrectly store water in containers
Reduced ability to adapt due to financial constraints
Higher poverty rate than general population, increasing exposure risk
Highly dependent on climate-sensitive agriculture and fisheries for food security
Poor housing conditions leading to increased exposure to vectors
At higher risk of developing more severe dengue infection
Chikungunya can increase mortality in older persons
Rate of mortality associated with dengue higher in infants
Aedes aegypti mosquito known to bite indoors
Commonly store water in containers (incorrectly)
around farm property, increasing exposure risk
Higher population density increases exposure risk
Increased exposure risk to vectors due to poor housing conditions
Reduced access to social and health services
Particularly susceptible to vector-borne diseases
Stored water more likely to become contaminated during heavy rainfall
Lack of improved sanitation known to increase risk of transmission
Higher risk of water contamination during these events
More vulnerable to chemical contamination of water
Poor housing quality and water management increase exposure risk; reduced adaptive capacity
Recreational water quality testing indicates sources often do not meet standards
Increased exposure risk
Increased exposure risk for abattoir workers, meat handlers, and veterinarians
This age group is disproportionately affected by gastroenteritis
Increased sensitivity
More sensitive to gastroenteritis, and infection can worsen state of malnourishment
Sensitivities related to medications they may be taking, immune response, and physiology
May be less educated about safe food and water practices
Lack of access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation
Limited adaptive capacity
Increased exposure risk (e.g., food preparation) and possible biological factors
Infection may lead to low birth weight
More sensitive to gastroenteritis as infection can become debilitating and life threatening
Higher risk of being exposed to parasitic organisms
Unaccustomed to being vigilant when purchasing food and water
Limited purchasing power and more vulnerable to food price increases
High poverty levels and already established low food security levels
Younger generation largely uninterested in farming
and fishing
Depend on agricultural productivity and fisheries
catches for stable sources of food and their livelihoods


Below the surface of the machine, the program moves. Without effort, it expands and contracts. In great harmony, electrons scatter and regroup. The forms on the monitor are but ripples on the water. The essence stays invisibly below.
When the creators built the machine, they put in the processor and the memory. From these arise the two aspects of the program.
The aspect of the processor is the active substance. It is called Control. The aspect of the memory is the passive substance. It is called Data.
Data is made of merely bits, yet it takes complex forms. Control consists only of simple instructions, yet it performs difficult tasks. From the small and trivial, the large and complex arise.
The program source is Data. Control arises from it. The Control proceeds to create new Data. The one is born from the other, the other is useless without the one. This is the harmonious cycle of Data and Control.
Of themselves, Data and Control are without structure. The programmers of old moulded their programs out of this raw substance. Over time, the amorphous Data has crystallised into data types, and the chaotic Control was restricted into control structures and functions.
When a student asked Fu-Tzu about the nature of the cycle of Data and Control, Fu-Tzu replied 'Think of a compiler, compiling itself.'
A student asked 'The programmers of old used only simple machines and no programming languages, yet they made beautiful programs. Why do we use complicated machines and programming languages?'. Fu-Tzu replied 'The builders of old used only sticks and clay, yet they made beautiful huts.'
A hermit spent ten years writing a program. 'My program can compute the motion of the stars on a 286-computer running MS DOS', he proudly announced. 'Nobody owns a 286-computer or uses MS DOS anymore.', Fu-Tzu responded.
 Reading it, a student asked 'You warned us against these techniques, yet I find them in your program. How can this be?' Fu-Tzu said 'There is no need to fetch a water hose when the house is not on fire.'{This is not to be read as an encouragement of sloppy programming, but rather as a warning against neurotic adherence to rules of thumb.}
A student was complaining about digital numbers. 'When I take the root
of two and then square it again, the result is already inaccurate!'.
Overhearing him, Fu-Tzu laughed. 'Here is a sheet of paper. Write down
the precise value of the square root of two for me.'
Fu-Tzu said 'When you cut against the grain of the wood, much strength is needed. When you program against the grain of a problem, much code is needed.'
Tzu-li and Tzu-ssu were boasting about the size of their latest programs. 'Two-hundred thousand lines', said Tzu-li, 'not counting comments!'. 'Psah', said Tzu-ssu, 'mine is almost a million lines already.' Fu-Tzu said 'My best program has five hundred lines.' Hearing this, Tzu-li and Tzu-ssu were enlightened.
A student had been sitting motionless behind his computer for hours, frowning darkly. He was trying to write a beautiful solution to a difficult problem, but could not find the right approach.  The student started writing an ugly solution. After he had finished, he suddenly understood the beautiful solution.
A beginning programmer writes his programs like an ant builds her hill, one piece at a time, without thought for the bigger structure. His programs will be like loose sand. They may stand for a while, but growing too big they fall apart{Referring to the danger of internal inconsistency and duplicated structure in unorganised code.}.
Realising this problem, the programmer will start to spend a lot of time thinking about structure. His programs will be rigidly structured, like rock sculptures. They are solid, but when they must change, violence must be done to them{Referring to the fact that structure tends to put restrictions on the evolution of a program.}.
The master programmer knows when to apply structure and when to leave things in their simple form. His programs are like clay, solid yet malleable.
When a programming language is created, it is given syntax and semantics. The syntax describes the form of the program, the semantics describe the function. When the syntax is beautiful and the semantics are clear, the program will be like a stately tree. When the syntax is clumsy and the semantics confusing, the program will be like a bramble bush.
Tzu-ssu was asked to write a program in the language called Java, which takes a very primitive approach to functions. Every morning, as he sat down in front of his computer, he started complaining. All day he cursed, blaming the language for all that went wrong. Fu-Tzu listened for a while, and then reproached him, saying 'Every language has its own way. Follow its form, do not try to program as if you were using another language.'


Gimme the movies!
Does Disney Plus work on Vizio TVs?
by Chris WedelBest answer: Yes, and no. There's no built-in SmartCast app, and the built-in Chromecast feature doesn't work at all. Apple's AirPlay feature does, however.
- A galaxy of videos: Disney+ ($7/month at Disney+)
Here's what's going on
There's no Disney+ app in the built-in SmartCast operating system. That's a shame — especially for those who only use the built-in OS with their Vizio TV without any other sort of streaming device plugged in. And that shouldn't be (and in fact isn't quite) the end of the world because all modern Vizio TVs also serve as a target for Chromecast — Google's (and Android's) method of getting video from a phone to a TV — and Apple's AirPlay protocol.
AirPlay works just fine. If you have Disney+ on an iPhone or iPad, you can use it to to get Disney+ onto your Vizio TV without anything else plugged into it.
Chromecast, however, does not work. Try, and you'll be greeted with an error message.
All's not lost, though. You can plug in virtually any modern streaming dongle, box or stick and get access to Disney+ — and a lot more than you'll get natively with SmartCast, now that we think about it — that way. Grab a $29 Roku Express. Or use a $69 Chromecast Ultra. Or how about a $49 Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K? It really just depends on what you want to use — they'll all get you there.
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Disney+ — the short version
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Altcoin that had several
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Since the creation of Bitcoin by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009, there's been hundreds of copies based on the same basic
principles but with different implementations and features.
In such a crowded space, it can be difficult to be heard. Everyone wants their altcoin (which bitcoin
derivatives are called) to become widely used.
Bitcoin is by a huge margin the biggest crypto currency with the most number of users. By giving Bitcoin
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interest from bitcoin owners who suddenly wants to learn more about this new altcoin they own. It's a
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New altcoins are distributed to bitcoin owners in two ways:
Forks of the Bitcoin blockchain: The new altcoin uses the same blockchain up until a certain
time. Anyone who owned bitcoin at the time of the fork now owns the new altcoin as well. For
example, Bitcoin Cash forked off the Bitcoin chain on August 1st, 2017 on block 478588. Anyone who
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Important: A lot of these altcoins have questionable security and the software or claiming methods
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MLNerdie started out as an independent newsletter in November 2017 to explain machine learning publications in simpler words to the non-academic crowd. In 2018-mid 2019, we decided to expand to webinars, teaching machine learning from scratch and taking beginners step by step towards machine learning. Now we are expanding to whole another level. Know more about our activities for 2020.
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This page demonstrates creation of ranges on the first fact table to improve query processing by creating partitions
to store different ranges of data.
Operation
Note : If the tablespaces are already created, the SQLs may fail. Ignore the failed statements in this case.
- Create separate tablespaces to store different ranges of data and indexes. This has the following advantages :
- Reduce the possibility of data corruption in multiple partitions
- Back up and recover each partition independently
- Improve manageability, availability and performance
- Create table 'subscriber_rated_usage_range' enabled with range partitioning
- Populate data into the table. Data is stored in separate ranges based on the partitioning key specified


- Library to help us track routes with states of our application
- Able to nest routes and their handlers
- Routes are represented as React Components
name
- The unique name of the route
- Used in the Link component and the router's transition methods
path
- Used in the URL
- If left undefined, defined by the name
- If there is no name, will default to '/'
handler
- The component to be rendered when the route is active
children
- Routes can be nested
- When a child route path matches, the parent route is also activated
Router.Redirect
<Redirect />
from
- Path you want to redirect from, including dynamic segments
- Defaults to * so you can redirect anything not matched to somewhere else
to
- Name of the route you want to redirect to
params
- By default, the parameters will just pass through to the new route
- You can specify them if you need to
query
- By default, the query parameters will just pass through to the new route
- You can specify them if you need to
var Projects = require('./components/projects/projects');
var Employees = require('./components/employees/employees');
var Timesheets = require('./components/timesheets/timesheets');
(<Route name='app' path="/" handler={App}>
<Route name='projects' path='/projects' handler={Projects} />
<Route name='employees' path='/employees' handler={Employees} />
<Route name='timesheets' path='/employees/:user_id/timesheets' handler={Timesheets} />
<Redirect to="employees" />
</Route>)
- Renders an <a> tag
- Links to a route in the application
- If you change the path of your route, you don't have to change your links as well
- Knows when the route it links to is active
- Automatically applies its activeClassName and/or activeStyle
(<Link className={projectsClasses} to="projects">Projects</Link>
<Link className={employeesClasses} to="employees">Employees</Link>
<Link className={timesheetsClasses} to="timesheets"
params={{user_id: this.state.user._id}}>Timesheets</Link>)
Router.RouteHandler
<RouteHandler />
- Renders the handler of the route
- Entry point in the DOM for your handler component
Static Lifecycle Methods
- willTransitionTo(transition, params, query, callback)
- Called when a handler is about to render
- willTransitionFrom(transition, component, callback)
- Called when an active route is being transitioned out
Router.run()
- The main API for the react router
- It runs your routes, matches them against a location, and calls back with the next state for you to render
Router.run(routes, function (Handler, state) {
React.render(, document.getElementById('app'));
});
getPath()
- Returns the current URL path, including the query string
getPathname()
- Returns the current URL path without the query string
getParams()
- Returns a hash of the currently active URL params
getQuery()
- Returns a hash of the currently active query params
isActive(routeName, params, query)
- Returns true if a route, params, and query are active, false otherwise
getRoutes()
- Returns an array of the currently active routes, in nesting order
transitionTo(routeNameOrPath, [params[, query]])
- Programmatically transition to a new route
replaceWith(routeNameOrPath, [params[, query]])
- Replace current route with a new route
- Does not add an entry to the browser history
goBack()
- Go to the last route.
- Removes the most recent entry from the browser history
- Returns true unless it's the first entry in the app history
if (!this.goBack()) {
this.transitionTo('/otherpage')
}
makePath(routeName, params, query)
- Creates a URL path to a route
makeHref(routeName, params, query)
- Creates an href to a route
- Used with State when you need to build components similar to Link
JSX Event Handlers
SyntheticEvent
- Event handlers are passed instances of SyntheticEvent.
- Cross-browser wrapper around the browser's native event.
- It has the same interface as the browser's native event.
- stopPropagation() and preventDefault()
Keyboard Events
- onKeyDown onKeyPress onKeyUp
Form Events
- onChange onInput onSubmit
Mouse Events
- onClick onContextMenu onDoubleClick
- onDrag onDragEnd onDragEnter onDragExit
- onDragLeave onDragOver onDragStart onDrop
- onMouseDown onMouseEnter onMouseLeave
- onMouseMove onMouseOut onMouseOver onMouseUp
Touch events
- Enabled by calling: React.initializeTouchEvents(true) before rendering any component
- onTouchCancel onTouchEnd onTouchMove onTouchStart
- Each of these events are normalized for every supported browser
- Behave the same across browsers
- Have the same properties
- Check the docs for each event's properties
- Third party utility to make it easier to manipulate CSS classes in your React components
var classNames = require('classnames');
// In our Component
render: function () {
var rowClasses = classNames('repeated-item fadeable-row', {
'faded': employee.deleted
});
}
Lab Prep
Show Projects and Timesheets implementation
Lab 03
Routing and Component Composition


--- title: Exporting `TabularPandas` for Inference (Intermediate) keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "A guide for exporting `TabularPandas` and use it for inference with non-neural networks" description: "A guide for exporting `TabularPandas` and use it for inference with non-neural networks" nb_path: "nbs/03_tab.export.ipynb" ---
TabularPandas
as a Preprocessor As mentioned in the documentation using fastai
to preprocess our tabular data can be a nice way in which the library integrates with XGBoost and Random Forests.
The issue though is when doing inference currently there is no way to export our TabularPandas
object so we can do inference without building DataLoaders
and exporting a Learner
. We'll solve this problem here and explain what we are doing.
This is a much shorter article as it's currently an active PR, but it will live here until the functionality is merged.
from fastai.tabular.all import *
path = untar_data(URLs.ADULT_SAMPLE)
df = pd.read_csv(path/'adult.csv')
df.head()
TabularPandas
Next we'll want to make our sample TabularPandas
object. For our added export
and import
functionalities we will use the @patch
method out of fastcore
which means we can add them on later.
Let's build our to
object:
cat_names = ['workclass', 'education', 'marital-status', 'occupation', 'relationship', 'race']
cont_names = ['age', 'fnlwgt', 'education-num']
procs = [FillMissing, Categorify, Normalize]
splits = RandomSplitter()(range_of(df))
to = TabularPandas(df, procs=procs, cat_names=cat_names, cont_names=cont_names,
y_names=['salary'], splits=splits)
The nice part about TabularPandas
is now our data is completely preprocessed, as we can see blow by looking at a few rows of our xs
:
to.train.xs.head()
TabularPandas
The next bit we want to do is actually add our export funcionality. We'll save it away as a pickle file:
@patch
def export(self:TabularPandas, fname='export.pkl', pickle_protocol=2):
"Export the contents of `self` without the items"
old_to = self
self = self.new_empty()
with warnings.catch_warnings():
warnings.simplefilter("ignore")
pickle.dump(self, open(Path(fname), 'wb'), protocol=pickle_protocol)
self = old_to
And now we can directly use it:
to.export('to.pkl')
Now that we have exported our TabularPandas
, how do we use it in deployment? We'll make a load_pandas
function to bring our pickle in:
def load_pandas(fname):
"Load in a `TabularPandas` object from `fname`"
distrib_barrier()
res = pickle.load(open(fname, 'rb'))
return res
Let's do so for our newly exported to
to_load = load_pandas('to.pkl')
And we can see it has no data:
len(to_load)
So how do we process some new data? the key is a combination of two functions:
to.train.new()
to.process()
The first will setup our data as though it is based on our training data and the second will run our procs
through it. Let's try it out on a subset of our DataFrame
:
to_new = to_load.train.new(df.iloc[:10])
to_new.process()
And if we examine our data, we can see it's processed!
to_new.xs.head()
To use this with your own projects simply make sure you've pip
installed wwf
and do:
from wwf.tabular.export import *
to.export(fname)
After training and do what we did above for using your exported TabularPandas
object with new data


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{{now}}
Arrival Attendance Marking
Please mark your attendance here as soon as you enter business premises. This is crutial process
and should be done by each employee to ensure that you were present in the business premises and arrived on time.
In addition this information may directly affect your bonusus and other benefits. Please do note that QR - Code may change
according to HR-Managers and the same code might not be used again.
Scan QR-Coode
Stop scan
Departure Attendance Marking
Please mark your attendance here before you leave the business premises. This is crutial process
and should be done by each employee to ensure that you were present in the business premises and you left the premises
after staying the whole day. Please do note that when scanning the departure QR-Code it may not be similar to the QR - code
in the morning and it is up to the HR managers to make these changes.
Scan QR-Coode
Stop scan
Additional Information
Attendance of each and every employee will be recorded her to ensure their puntuality and to identify the the time
periods each employee comes and leaves the business premises. The employees should mark there attendance before 9:00 AM
and if the employee fails to mark it on time it will show there attendance as late and this may affect the benefits of the employees.


class MainThreadAccountListener : AccountListener
Executes account listener events on main (UI) thread
Author
Dmitriy Bushuev
<init> |
Executes account listener events on main (UI) thread MainThreadAccountListener(delegate: AccountListener) |
onChange |
Calls when observing account changed fun onChange(updatedAccount: FullAccount): Unit |


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Summary
Protecting Vanishing Species as the Artillery Flies
Part 7
If you were to guess who is responsible for looking out for wildlife, you probably wouldn’t think of the Army. As it turns out, more than 400 threatened or endangered species live on U.S. military land — almost four times more than in national parks. So how do we protect animals in dangerous places?
Critical Habitat
Results?
Not Just Larks
Restoring Prairies


Before Change
experiment_dict = self._get(self._get_experiments_keybase() + key)
checkpoint_threads = [
Thread(
target=self.store.put_artifact,
args=(art,))
for _, art in six.iteritems(experiment.artifacts)
if art["mutable"] and art.get("local")]
for t in checkpoint_threads:
t.start()
checkpoint_time = time.time()
experiment.time_last_checkpoint = checkpoint_time
experiment_dict["time_last_checkpoint"] = checkpoint_time
self._set(self._get_experiments_keybase() +
key, experiment_dict)
if blocking:
for t in checkpoint_threads:
t.join()
else:
return checkpoint_threads
def _get_experiment_info(self, experiment):
After Change
for worker in workers:
try:
worker.result()
except Exception as exc:
// If any of artifact savers failed and threw an exception,
// rethrow it to signal overall checkpoint failure
raise exc


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When you first come in, you'll be greeted by our chefs, happy to share their favorite dishes! Today they have for you:
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Pizza with macaroni and lots of cheese. A dash of honey mustard on top for good measure.
There's always a couple of soups cooking, directly after the pizza station and just before the drinks. One will always be vegetarian. Today we've got:
A medley of green beans, squash, and root vegetables that's perfect for bread-dipping
A rich, spicy meat and bean delight


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CLAY PIGEONS (director: David Dobkin; screenwriter: Matt L. Healy; cinematographer:Eric Edwards; cast: Joaquin Phoenix (Clay Birdwell), Vince Vaughn (Lester Long), Janeane Garofalo (Dale Shelby), Georgina Cates (Amanda ), Gregory Sporleder (Earl), Scott Wilson (Sheriff Mooney), Vince Vieluf (Deputy Barney), Monica Moench (Kimberly), Phil Morris (Agent Reynard), Nikki Arlyn (Gloria), 1998)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
"Clay Pigeons" tried hard to be a pleasant comedy/suspense story about a serial killer and a character study of some small town denizens and the outsider FBI agents. It worked reasonably well for part of the film, as dead bodies came popping up unexpectedly in this sleepy Montana town, but then the story ran out of tricks and everything about the film fell apart and the psychopathic woman hating slasher, Lester Long (Vaughn), became a tiresome charge, his maniacal charm just wore out his welcome on screen, and the film's conclusion lacked tension or purpose and seemed to be a wasted effort, as it just simply ran out of gas after about an hour into it.
Since it's a story about clay pigeons- with the singular dictionary meaning for that slang term, a person in a situation where he can be taken advantage of by others- the clay pigeon is the town's auto mechanic, Clay Birdwell (Phoenix), considered by the locals to be a nice guy, who is out target shooting with his best friend Earl (Sporleder) when Earl confronts him with the news that his wife Amanda (Coates) told him she is making love to him, and Earl tells him I can't live with that. Earl comes up with this crazy idea of shooting himself in the leg and then killing himself, while framing it so that Clay would be accused of the crime and have to serve prison time. Clay tells this to the sexy Amanda, after Earl carries out his plan, as we see her dressed in a see- through-nightgown, wearing only red panties. But she tells Clay he's on his own, she wants no one to know about her relationship with him. Our flawed hero then tows Earl's pickup with him in it and has it go down a hill to explode, and when his friend, the unassuming Sheriff Mooney (Scott) comes to investigate, he fails to tell him the whole truth.
While playing a mean game of pool, in a place aptly named Doc Holiday's, Clay meets an enigmatic and garrulous cowboy, clad in full cowboy gear, including a fancy stetson. The cowboy, Lester Long, is a stranger in town and is impressed that Clay slapped Amanda when she tried to seduce him by the pool table. A friendship between the two develops, leading to a fishing expedition, where a woman's body, stabbed 7 times, is discovered floating in the water.
A fatal friendship also develops between Lester and Amanda, as she will later on be killed by the psychopath.
But, first the story gets more twisted and unbelievable when Clay refuses to see Amanda anymore and has sex with a waitress (Nikki) he picks-up. She is shot while in the middle of her sexual climax with him, by the jealous and deranged Amanda, knowing Clay is not in a position to squeal. He is forced to also dispose of this body, which he dumps in the local lake.
Into the picture comes the FBI, led by the wry-humored agent Dale Shelby (Janeane Garofalo) and the efficient-looking agent Reynard (Morris), who are looking at Clay as a possible serial killer. There have been seven other dead bodies turning up all over Montana that the FBI believes to be the work of one serial killer. What Garofalo brought to the film at this point, was some welcomed comic relief, much needed because this film was exhausted from all the contrivances and lack of adequate character study it provided. It was only through Garofolo's sense of black comedy, that the film was still bearable; and, at that, it was only barely bearable.
Clay is somewhat of an innocent, at least, as far as the murders go, but he certainly can't be commended for being a truthful person.
Everything gets resolved in the film's anticlimax, that mercifully ends in an arrest, though some 30 minutes too late, as far as I'm concerned. What might be likable about this film, to viewers not that discerning about plot or character study, is that this film was user friendly and brought about a hearty guffaw or two. None of the actors was bad, bad, but none were memorable. It's one of those films that is easily forgotten.
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| bam.update {mgcv} | R Documentation |
Gaussian with identity link models fitted by bam
can be efficiently updated as new data becomes available,
by simply updating the QR decomposition on which estimation is based, and re-optimizing the smoothing parameters, starting
from the previous estimates. This routine implements this.
bam.update(b,data,chunk.size=10000)
b |
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data |
Extra data to augment the original data used to obtain |
chunk.size |
size of subsets of data to process in one go when getting fitted values. |
bam.update
updates the QR decomposition of the (weighted) model matrix of the GAM represented by b
to take
account of the new data. The orthogonal factor multiplied by the response vector is also updated. Given these updates the model
and smoothing parameters can be re-estimated, as if the whole dataset (original and the new data) had been fitted in one go. The
function will use the same AR1 model for the residuals as that employed in the original model fit (see rho
parameter
of bam
).
Note that there may be small numerical differences in fit between fitting the data all at once, and fitting in stages by updating, if the smoothing bases used have any of their details set with reference to the data (e.g. default knot locations).
An object of class "gam"
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AIC computation does not currently take account of AR model, if used.
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library(mgcv) ## following is not *very* large, for obvious reasons... set.seed(8) n <- 5000 dat <- gamSim(1,n=n,dist="normal",scale=5) dat[c(50,13,3000,3005,3100),]<- NA dat1 <- dat[(n-999):n,] dat0 <- dat[1:(n-1000),] bs <- "ps";k <- 20 method <- "GCV.Cp" b <- bam(y ~ s(x0,bs=bs,k=k)+s(x1,bs=bs,k=k)+s(x2,bs=bs,k=k)+ s(x3,bs=bs,k=k),data=dat0,method=method) b1 <- bam.update(b,dat1) b2 <- bam.update(bam.update(b,dat1[1:500,]),dat1[501:1000,]) b3 <- bam(y ~ s(x0,bs=bs,k=k)+s(x1,bs=bs,k=k)+s(x2,bs=bs,k=k)+ s(x3,bs=bs,k=k),data=dat,method=method) b1;b2;b3 ## example with AR1 errors... e <- rnorm(n) for (i in 2:n) e[i] <- e[i-1]*.7 + e[i] dat$y <- dat$f + e*3 dat[c(50,13,3000,3005,3100),]<- NA dat1 <- dat[(n-999):n,] dat0 <- dat[1:(n-1000),] b <- bam(y ~ s(x0,bs=bs,k=k)+s(x1,bs=bs,k=k)+s(x2,bs=bs,k=k)+ s(x3,bs=bs,k=k),data=dat0,rho=0.7) b1 <- bam.update(b,dat1) summary(b1);summary(b2);summary(b3)


Other Energy Monitoring projects
The EnerJar Project, the do-it-yourself power meter that won the 2008 greener gadgets design competition. The guys behind EnerJar - Matt Meshulam and Zach Dwiel built a very informative site detailing their design. Unfortunately they decided to stop development due to safety problems with the design and so the project has been inactive for some time.
PowerBox
Cliff Jao and Xi Guo's PowerBox. An energy monitor designed and built for their final year project at Cornell, these guys came up with a much safer design using two HCPL-7520 opto-isolator chips. Be sure to check out their page there's a lot of useful info there.
Tweet-a-watt
Limor's tweet-a-watt takes a Kill-a-watt power monitor, modifies it with an xbee, wirelessly sends power usage to a computer which then tweets the power usage values to twitter, plenty of great information about how to build it, a great example of energy monitoring and the potential of linking it up with social networking. Limor's site ladyada and adafruit industries are also full of great open hardware projects.
Home power Monitoring
John from jarv.org has developed a whole house energy monitor, using CT sensors and posting the data to a web-server using an ethernet shield. The ethernet arduino and web-server script used in this project is based on his work.
OpenCO2monitor
Ronic Concepcion and Ymreb Momville from the University Southeastern Philippines are undertaking a technical research project calledOpenCO2Monitor as a part of their BS Information Technology degrees. Their project is a collaboration with this project using the Mains AC:Non-invasive method of energy monitoring to supply energy consumption information to their software.
Wind speed Monitoring and turbine output prediction
I meet Richard who has the website above in the Small is.. festival during the summer of 2009. He has been monitoring wind speeds using an anemometer mounted to a sailing mast and then a wireless link to the local broadband network that he runs. He then uses the anemometer wind speed reading and the wind turbine manufacturers power curve to estimate how much energy a wind turbine would produce at the location.
Re-innovation
Re-innovation is Matt Little's website which has information on PV installations, wind turbines and bike generator building instructions. Matt Little is also building energy monitors, specifically to measure the state of charge of 12V lead acid batteries.
AbelMon
GPL'd, Linux-based, power management system for off grid houses. Looks really interesting!
Open4Energy
Open Source Energy Management Software uses Cacti and RRDTool, a great project started by Alexander Bischoff.
Real time web based power charting
A good example by Jason Winters of using a current clamp for measuring current and internet connectivity using an ioBridge.
Simple power monitor
A project by Wichit Sirichote, current measurment with a CT sensor and an LM324 to provide short circuit input.
Mazzini
A great project by Adrian McEwen. It uses similar electronics to the mains invasive method part of this project. The designs are not available online yet (as far as I know), but there are kits available.
ArduinoPower
A project by James Devine, he has been developing an open source arduino energy monitor based on an Analogue Devices ADE 7753 IC which is a custom energy meter IC for use with CT sensors. The ADE7753 looks like a really good way of doing the measurement, it communicates with the arduino via SPI and does all the energy metering calculations itself, therefore freeing up the arduino for other tasks.
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