| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.commons.math3.analysis.integration |
Numerical integration (quadrature) algorithms for univariate real functions.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.complex |
Complex number type and implementations of complex transcendental
functions.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.exception |
Specialized exceptions for algorithms errors.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.fraction |
Fraction number type and fraction number formatting.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.genetics |
This package provides Genetic Algorithms components and implementations.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.geometry.euclidean.threed |
This package provides basic 3D geometry components.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.geometry.euclidean.twod |
This package provides basic 2D geometry components.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.linear |
Linear algebra support.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.ode |
This package provides classes to solve Ordinary Differential Equations problems.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.ode.nonstiff |
This package provides classes to solve non-stiff Ordinary Differential Equations problems.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.stat.clustering |
Clustering algorithms
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.stat.regression |
Statistical routines involving multivariate data.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.transform |
Implementations of transform methods, including Fast Fourier transforms.
|
| org.apache.commons.math3.util |
Convenience routines and common data structures used throughout the commons-math library.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
UnivariateIntegrator.integrate(int maxEval,
UnivariateFunction f,
double min,
double max)
Integrate the function in the given interval.
|
double |
BaseAbstractUnivariateIntegrator.integrate(int maxEval,
UnivariateFunction f,
double lower,
double upper)
Integrate the function in the given interval.
|
protected void |
BaseAbstractUnivariateIntegrator.setup(int maxEval,
UnivariateFunction f,
double lower,
double upper)
Prepare for computation.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
RootsOfUnity.getReal(int k)
Get the real part of the
k -th n -th root of unity. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DimensionMismatchException
Exception to be thrown when two dimensions differ.
|
class |
MathIllegalNumberException
Base class for exceptions raised by a wrong number.
|
class |
MultiDimensionMismatchException
Exception to be thrown when two sets of dimensions differ.
|
class |
NoBracketingException
Exception to be thrown when function values have the same sign at both
ends of an interval.
|
class |
NoDataException
Exception to be thrown when the required data is missing.
|
class |
NonMonotonicSequenceException
Exception to be thrown when the a sequence of values is not monotonically
increasing or decreasing.
|
class |
NotFiniteNumberException
Exception to be thrown when a number is not finite.
|
class |
NotPositiveException
Exception to be thrown when the argument is negative.
|
class |
NotStrictlyPositiveException
Exception to be thrown when the argument is negative.
|
class |
NullArgumentException
All conditions checks that fail due to a
null argument must throw
this exception. |
class |
NumberIsTooLargeException
Exception to be thrown when a number is too large.
|
class |
NumberIsTooSmallException
Exception to be thrown when a number is too small.
|
class |
OutOfRangeException
Exception to be thrown when some argument is out of range.
|
class |
ZeroException
Exception to be thrown when zero is provided where it is not allowed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
StringBuffer |
FractionFormat.format(Object obj,
StringBuffer toAppendTo,
FieldPosition pos)
Formats an object and appends the result to a StringBuffer.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BigFraction(double value)
Create a fraction given the double value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
InvalidRepresentationException
Exception indicating that the representation of a chromosome is not valid.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
NotARotationMatrixException
This class represents exceptions thrown while building rotations
from matrices.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Transform<Euclidean2D,Euclidean1D> |
Line.getTransform(AffineTransform transform)
Get a
Transform embedding an affine transform. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
IllConditionedOperatorException
An exception to be thrown when the condition number of a
RealLinearOperator is too high. |
class |
MatrixDimensionMismatchException
Exception to be thrown when either the number of rows or the number of
columns of a matrix do not match the expected values.
|
class |
NonPositiveDefiniteMatrixException
Exception to be thrown when a positive definite matrix is expected.
|
class |
NonPositiveDefiniteOperatorException
Exception to be thrown when a symmetric, definite positive
RealLinearOperator is expected. |
class |
NonSelfAdjointOperatorException
Exception to be thrown when a self-adjoint
RealLinearOperator
is expected. |
class |
NonSquareMatrixException
Exception to be thrown when a square matrix is expected.
|
class |
NonSquareOperatorException
Exception to be thrown when a square linear operator is expected.
|
class |
NonSymmetricMatrixException
Exception to be thrown when a symmetric matrix is expected.
|
class |
SingularMatrixException
Exception to be thrown when a non-singular matrix is expected.
|
class |
SingularOperatorException
Exception to be thrown when trying to invert a singular operator.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ContinuousOutputModel.append(ContinuousOutputModel model)
Append another model at the end of the instance.
|
void |
AbstractParameterizable.complainIfNotSupported(String name)
Check if a parameter is supported and throw an IllegalArgumentException if not.
|
void |
ParameterJacobianProvider.computeParameterJacobian(double t,
double[] y,
double[] yDot,
String paramName,
double[] dFdP)
Compute the Jacobian matrix of ODE with respect to one parameter.
|
abstract void |
AbstractIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
double |
FirstOrderIntegrator.integrate(FirstOrderDifferentialEquations equations,
double t0,
double[] y0,
double t,
double[] y)
Integrate the differential equations up to the given time.
|
double |
AbstractIntegrator.integrate(FirstOrderDifferentialEquations equations,
double t0,
double[] y0,
double t,
double[] y)
Integrate the differential equations up to the given time.
|
void |
SecondOrderIntegrator.integrate(SecondOrderDifferentialEquations equations,
double t0,
double[] y0,
double[] yDot0,
double t,
double[] y,
double[] yDot)
Integrate the differential equations up to the given time
|
void |
JacobianMatrices.registerVariationalEquations(ExpandableStatefulODE expandable)
Register the variational equations for the Jacobians matrices to the expandable set.
|
void |
JacobianMatrices.setInitialParameterJacobian(String pName,
double[] dYdP)
Set the initial value of a column of the Jacobian matrix with respect to one parameter.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JacobianMatrices(FirstOrderDifferentialEquations fode,
double[] hY,
String... parameters)
Simple constructor for a secondary equations set computing Jacobian matrices.
|
JacobianMatrices(MainStateJacobianProvider jode,
String... parameters)
Simple constructor for a secondary equations set computing Jacobian matrices.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract void |
AdamsIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
void |
EmbeddedRungeKuttaIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
void |
AdamsBashforthIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
void |
RungeKuttaIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
void |
AdamsMoultonIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
void |
GraggBulirschStoerIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
abstract void |
AdaptiveStepsizeIntegrator.integrate(ExpandableStatefulODE equations,
double t)
Integrate a set of differential equations up to the given time.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Cluster<T>> |
KMeansPlusPlusClusterer.cluster(Collection<T> points,
int k,
int maxIterations)
Runs the K-means++ clustering algorithm.
|
List<Cluster<T>> |
KMeansPlusPlusClusterer.cluster(Collection<T> points,
int k,
int numTrials,
int maxIterationsPerTrial)
Runs the K-means++ clustering algorithm.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ModelSpecificationException
Exception thrown when a regression model is not correctly specified.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
TransformUtils.exactLog2(int n)
Returns the base-2 logarithm of the specified
int . |
protected double[] |
FastCosineTransformer.fct(double[] f)
Perform the FCT algorithm (including inverse).
|
protected double[] |
FastHadamardTransformer.fht(double[] x)
The FHT (Fast Hadamard Transformation) which uses only subtraction and
addition.
|
protected int[] |
FastHadamardTransformer.fht(int[] x)
Returns the forward transform of the specified integer data set.
|
protected double[] |
FastSineTransformer.fst(double[] f)
Perform the FST algorithm (including inverse).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
TransformerMap.transform(Object o)
Attempts to transform the Object against the map of
NumberTransformers.
|
double |
NumberTransformer.transform(Object o)
Implementing this interface provides a facility to transform
from Object to Double.
|
double |
DefaultTransformer.transform(Object o) |
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XCTestRun Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | XCTestRun.h |
Overview
@class XCTestRun A test run collects information about the execution of a test. Failures in explicit test assertions are classified as “expected”, while failures from unrelated or uncaught exceptions are classified as “unexpected”.
+ testRunWithTest:
@method +testRunWithTest: Class factory method for the XCTestRun class.
+ (instancetype)testRunWithTest:(XCTest *)test
Parameters
test |
An XCTest instance. |
|---|
Discussion
@method +testRunWithTest: Class factory method for the XCTestRun class.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
– initWithTest:
@method -initWithTest: Designated initializer for the XCTestRun class.
- (instancetype)initWithTest:(XCTest *)test
Parameters
test |
An XCTest instance. |
|---|
Discussion
@method -initWithTest: Designated initializer for the XCTestRun class.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
test
@property test The test instance provided when the test run was initialized.
@property (readonly, strong) XCTest *test
Discussion
@property test The test instance provided when the test run was initialized.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
totalDuration
@property totalDuration The number of seconds that elapsed between when the run was started and when it was stopped.
@property (readonly) NSTimeInterval totalDuration
Discussion
@property totalDuration The number of seconds that elapsed between when the run was started and when it was stopped.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
testDuration
@property testDuration The number of seconds that elapsed between when the run was started and when it was stopped.
@property (readonly) NSTimeInterval testDuration
Discussion
@property testDuration The number of seconds that elapsed between when the run was started and when it was stopped.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
testCaseCount
@property testCaseCount The number of tests in the run.
@property (readonly) NSUInteger testCaseCount
Discussion
@property testCaseCount The number of tests in the run.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
unexpectedExceptionCount
@property unexpectedExceptionCount The number of uncaught exceptions recorded during the run.
@property (readonly) NSUInteger unexpectedExceptionCount
Discussion
@property unexpectedExceptionCount The number of uncaught exceptions recorded during the run.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
totalFailureCount
@property totalFailureCount The total number of test failures and uncaught exceptions recorded during the run.
@property (readonly) NSUInteger totalFailureCount
Discussion
@property totalFailureCount The total number of test failures and uncaught exceptions recorded during the run.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
hasSucceeded
@property hasSucceeded YES if all tests in the run completed their execution without recording any failures, otherwise NO.
@property (readonly) BOOL hasSucceeded
Discussion
@property hasSucceeded YES if all tests in the run completed their execution without recording any failures, otherwise NO.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h
– recordFailureWithDescription:inFile:atLine:expected:
@method -recordFailureWithDescription:inFile:atLine:expected: Records a failure in the execution of the test for this test run. Must not be called unless the run has been started. Must not be called if the test run has been stopped.
- (void)recordFailureWithDescription:(NSString *)description inFile:(nullable NSString *)filePath atLine:(NSUInteger)lineNumber expected:(BOOL)expected
Parameters
description |
The description of the failure being reported. |
|---|---|
filePath |
The file path to the source file where the failure being reported was encountered or nil if unknown. |
lineNumber |
The line number in the source file at filePath where the failure being reported was encountered. |
expected |
YES if the failure being reported was the result of a failed assertion, NO if it was the result of an uncaught exception. |
Discussion
@method -recordFailureWithDescription:inFile:atLine:expected: Records a failure in the execution of the test for this test run. Must not be called unless the run has been started. Must not be called if the test run has been stopped.
Declared In
XCTestRun.h


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| Services |
| AttributeContainer |
This service describes a container for xml attributes.
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| ExportFilter |
describes an export filter for XML-based file formats.
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| ImportFilter |
describes an import filter for XML-based file formats.
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| NamespaceContainer |
This service describes a container for XML namespaces.
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| ParaUserDefinedAttributesSupplier |
A component that supports this service preserves XML attributes,
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| TextUserDefinedAttributesSupplier |
A component that supports this service preserves XML attributes,
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| UserDefinedAttributeSupplier |
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A component that supports this service preserves XML attributes,
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Lost Highway (R) ** Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette Directed by David Lynch A Review by Frankie Paiva
Lost Highway, the most recent Lynch opus makes it's way into theaters just two months after Scream, which markets itself as a scary movie. Compared to this, it's Care Bear fare.
Saxaphone player Fred Madison (Pullman) and wife Renee (Arquette) start receiving videotapes of their house, and of them sleeping in bed. They are set on the front porch, unmarked, showing more every night. This continues until they receive a video showing Fred killing his wife, who has mysteriously disappeared. Fred is put in jail, and much to the guard's surprise the next morning, someone else has replaced him in his cell.
Mechanic Pete Dayton (Balthazar Getty) is his replacement, and we get to see the story of him, how he makes a new friend in mob boss (Robert Loggia) who not only is linked to a guy that makes porn movies (starring Marilyn Manson in a cameo.) He introduces him to Alice (Arquette again) who strangely looks like Renee.
Sound like a soap opera? Not really...the chilling aspect is eyebrowless Robert Blake (who sort of has this white clown makeup on) who tells Fred that he is at his house while he is talking to him at a party. Also, the use of silence is wonderful and had me jumping even when the TV turned on or the phone rang.
The video features a preview for a video all about David Lynch, and it's my guess that some of the bizarre strangeness of this movie could find explanation there. But until we find the key to open Lynch-world this is just a weird violence-high film noir.
A Review by Frankie Paiva The 12 Year-Old Movie Reviewer E-Mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ADDITIONAL NOTE: I have been hearing rumors of a rerelease in February of 2000, if this is true, I highly advise you to go see this film in theater for an even more chilling experience.
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The Schema file is used to describe an input ASCII file to Stat/Transfer.
If you are using a fixed format ASCII file that was not created by Stat/Transfer, then you must create the Schema file before you read a fixed format ASCII file into Stat/Transfer.
If you are using a delimited ASCII file as input, you may use a Schema file to specify variable names, labels and missing values in a more detailed way than is allowed by the automatic method described in the section Delimited ASCII Files.
The Schema file should be a plain ASCII text file with the extension .sts (Stat/Transfer Schema) or .stsd .(Stat/Transfer Schema - Delimited). You can create it with any text editor that will create plain text.
It is most straightforward if your ASCII data file has the same name as the Schema file, with the extension .dat, and is located in the same directory as the Schema file. If this is not the case, you can override this default with the FILE command, as discussed below.
Note that the Schema syntax is similar to SPSS DATA LIST syntax, but is more convenient to use. There is no MISSING VALUES command, because missing values can be defined along with the variables. Similarly, variable labels can be defined alongside the variables. Value labels are attached with tags in a manner that is closer to SAS and Stata than SPSS.
Creating a Schema File
The structure of the Schema file is the following:
FILE file specification when required
FORMAT [fixed] | delimited delimiter
FIRST LINE n when required
VARIABLES
/ when required
Variable name | variable list | variable range columns (variable type) Fixed
Variable name [variable number] (variable type) Delimited
Optional elements for the VARIABLES command
[ Missing value specs ]
{ Variable label } }
\ Value label tag
Optional commands
VARIABLE LABELS
Variable name variable label
VALUE LABELS
\label tag
value label
…
value label
DATA when required
Each of the major commands (FILE, FORMAT, FIRST LINE, VARIABLES, VARIABLE LABELS, VALUE LABELS, and DATA) must begin in the first space on a line. All other elements must be indented at least one space or tab.
Commands in the Schema file are not case sensitive.
For fixed format data, the most basic Schema file consists of a list of variable names, followed by their column locations and, for non-numeric variables, the variable type in parentheses.
For delimited data, the most basic Schema file consists of a list of variable names and the types, in parentheses, of all variables.
All of the elements of a Schema file are described below.
FILE Command
If your ASCII input file is not in the same directory as your Schema file, if it has an extension other than .dat, or has a name that is different from the Schema file, you must use the FILE command.
This consists of the word FILE beginning in the first column, followed by the complete path and name of your input data file. If there are embedded spaces in any of these elements, you must enclose the file specification in single or double quotes.
For example:
File "/my data files/new/big.file".
If the ASCII input file is in the same directory as the Schema file, with the same name and with an extension .dat, then the FILE command does not need to be used.
The FILE command is also omitted if you choose to put your input data in the same file as the Schema commands, using the DATA command (see below).
Note that when Stat/Transfer writes a Schema file for an output fixed format or delimited ASCII file, the output file specification will be written to the FILE command using the same drive (Windows), directory and name as the input file and appending the file extension .dat. You can tell Stat/Transfer not to use this path, but instead to use only the default directory '.' and the file name. To do so, uncheck the option Write Complete Paths in the ASCII/Text File Write section of the Options dialog box or use the SET command CODE-OMIT-PATHS Y with the command processor.
FORMAT Command
The format command is optional for fixed format data, but it must be present in order to read delimited data. It begins in the first column.
When reading fixed format data, the FORMAT command, if present, is followed by 'fixed'. This command is never required for fixed format files, but you may wish to use it for documentation purposes.
When reading delimited data, the FORMAT command is followed by 'delimited', which is then followed by the delimiter. The delimiter can be 'commas', 'tabs', 'spaces' or 'semicolons', or you can specify any other delimiter character by preceding it with a '\'. For instance to use the pipe character for a delimiter, type
format delimited \|
To use commas, type
format delimited commas
FIRST LINE Command
If you need to skip lines at the beginning of your data file, use this command, which starts in the first column. After the command, enter the number of the first line to be read.
For example, to start on the third line of your file, type
first line 3
VARIABLES Command
The VARIABLES command must be used. It begins in the first column.
Record Specifiers
If you have more than one record for each logical case, you must indicate the start of each new record by a slash. For example, if each case is on two records, then the VARIABLES command would have the following form:
VARIABLES
variable specifications for record one
/
variable specifications for record two
where '/' signifies the start of the second record.
You must specify as many records as are present, but you need not define fields on each record.
Variable Specification for Fixed Format Data
Variable Names
For fixed format input, the required elements after the VARIABLES command are a list of variable names, followed by their column locations and, for non-numeric variables, the variable type in parentheses.
Variable names must begin with a letter or an underscore. If they have embedded spaces (not recommended) they must be enclosed by single or double quotes.
The column locations begin with column one. The variable type, when necessary, is given in parentheses after the column location.
For example, a Schema file might contain the following VARIABLES command:
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1-5 |
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Age |
6-7 |
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Name |
8-20 (A) |
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Sex |
21 |
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Birthdate |
(%d-%m-%Y) |
The type is not necessary when the variable type is numeric. String variables are designated by the letter 'A', and for dates and times you should use a Stat/Transfer date input format. For dates in the format 10-MAY-1950, for example, you would use (%d-%m-%Y), the example above. Note that different formats can be used for different date and time variables.
Numeric variables can be also be specified with a starting column location, and a format giving the variable width and an optional number of implied decimal places. In this case, the ending column location is not necessary. The format is given in parentheses after the starting column location.
variablename begcol (fwidth.n)
If a decimal point is present in the input number, it is read and used. If a decimal place is not found in the data, the number will be divided by 10 to the nth power, where n is the number of decimal placed given in the format.
For example,
income 6 (F10.2)
will read the variable 'income' beginning in column 6, with a width of 10. If the number found in the field is 2.00 the result will be 2. If the data contain 200 the result will be two as well.
The input widths, whether given explicitly or with a format giving the variable width, may be used to specify the output width when writing program files with fixed format ASCII data. In order for these widths to be used in the output file, you should check the option Preserve Input Widths in the ASCII/Text Write section of the Options dialog box or use the SET command PROG-PRESERVE-WIDTHS Y in the command processor.
Variable Lists If you have adjacent variables in a record with the same widths and of the same type, you can use a list to specify them in the VARIABLES command.
The width specified by the given column range is divided by the number of variables in the list to give the width of each variable. If the number of variables does not give an integer when divided into the width specified, then an error is returned.
For example,
incsat housesat 22-23
will describe the numeric variable 'incsat' as having a width of one, located in column 22 and the numeric variable 'housesat' as having a width of one in column 23.
Variable Range If you have adjacent variables in a record with the same widths and types and with names of the form variablen, you can use a range to specify them in the VARIABLES command.
For example,
scale1 to scale10 24-43
will expand to 10 variables named 'scale1', 'scale2' ... 'scale10', each of width 2 and located starting in column 24.
As is the case with using variable lists, if the number of variables does not give an integer when divided into the width specified, then an error is returned.
Variable Specifications for Delimited Data
For delimited input data, the required elements after the VARIABLES command are a list of variable names, followed by their variable types in parentheses.
For example, a Schema file might contain the following VARIABLES command:
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Age |
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Sex |
(F2) |
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Birthdate |
(%Y-%m-%d) |
Variable names must begin with a letter or an underscore. If they have embedded spaces (not recommended) they must be enclosed by single or double quotes.
Variable numbers (starting with 1) are written by default in version 13 of Stat/Transfer. They are optional when reading data described by a schema, but they are useful because they allow variables to be deleted or re-arranged.
The variable type is always necessary for delimited data.
String variables are indicated by the letter 'A' followed by a width. The width specification is required.
Numeric data are indicated by the letter 'F'. A width is not required for numeric data, but may be given in order to specify the output width when writing program files with fixed format ASCII data. You can give either a width such as 'F2" or a width and implied number of decimals, such as 'F4.2'. In order for these widths to be used in the output file, you should check the option Preserve Input Widths in the ASCII/Text Write section of the Options dialog box.
For dates and times, you should use a Stat/Transfer date input format, as documented in Date/Time Formats - Reading. For dates in the format 1950-MAY-10, for example, you would use (%Y-%m-%d). The formats given here override those selected in the Date/Time Formats - Reading section of the Options dialog box. Note that different formats can be used for different date and time variables.
Optional Elements for the Variables Command
Missing Value Specifications
Missing values can be coded in your input data file as blank, or as one of the extended missing values '.' and '.a-.z'. See the ASCII/Text Files - Read Options for specifying extended missing values.
However, it is probably better practice to code missing values numerically in your data and then assign these numbers to 'missing' as the data are read in. This allows the missing data to become a subject of analysis.
Up to three missing value specifications can be entered for each variable, variable list or variable range. These are entered on the same line as the variable name, variable list, or variable range, following the column numbers and type (if present). The missing value specifications are entered in square brackets and are separated by commas.
A number given by itself is an "equal-to" specification. That is, if an input value is equal to the number, it will be considered missing. In addition, missing values specifications can be entered as '<=' (less than or equal) plus a number and '>=' (greater than or equal) plus a number.
For a fixed format input file, for example, suppose the values `0', `98', and `99' for the variable 'age' in the input data are all used to indicate a missing value. Then
Age 6-7 [0,98,99]
Age 6-7 [0,>=98]
Age 6-7 [<=1,98,99]
are all equivalent (assuming positive values for the variable age).
For a delimited input file, this would be specified as
Age (F) [0,98,99]
and so on.
Variable Labels
If you only have one variable on a line (not a list or a range), and wish to use variable labels, then it is most convenient to put them on the same line as the variables.
The variable labels are enclosed in curly braces, as in
Age 6-7 [0,98,99] {Age of Respondent}
If you are using a range or a list to define several similar variables and you wish to label them, you must use the VARIABLE LABELS command, described below.
Value Label Tag
If you wish to attach labels to the values of your variables, you must define the label set using the VALUE LABELS command, discussed below. You then attach the label to a particular variable or set of variables using a tag. The tag begins with a backslash '\'.
For example, if instead of setting values to missing, you might wish to label them instead.
Age 6-7 {Age of Respondent} \agelab
where the value label tag '\agelab' is defined using the VALUE LABEL command as shown in the example below.
VARIABLE LABELS Command
If you are using lists or range specifications in the VARIABLES command and need to define labels for those variables, then you must use the VARIABLE LABELS command. This command is followed by as many variable name / variable label pairs as needed.
For example:
Variable Labels
Housesat "Satisfaction with Housing"
Incsat "Satisfaction with Income"
will label the variable 'Housesat' as "Satisfaction with Housing" and the variable 'Incsat' as "Satisfaction with Income".
If the labels contain embedded blanks, they should be enclosed in single or double quotes.
VALUE LABELS Command
You can define sets of value labels with the VALUE LABEL command. The elements are a tag, preceded by a backslash and then value/ label pairs. For instance:
Value Labels
\Agelab
0 Inapplicable
98 "Not Ascertained"
99 Refused
If the labels contain embedded blanks, they should be enclosed in single or double quotes.
DATA Command
The input data can be read from the same file as the Schema commands, rather than read from a separate file. The DATA command, which must follow all of the rest of the Schema commands, tells Stat/Transfer to treat everything that follows as data.
When the DATA command is used, the FILE command must be omitted.
Schema File Comments
You can put comments in the Schema file with two slashes. Everything that follows on the line will be treated as a comment.
// this is a comment
An Example Schema File for a Fixed Format File
File "/my data files/new/big.file"
Variables
ID 1-5 {Arbitrary ID Number}
Age 6-7 [0,98,99] {Respondent's Age} \agelab
Name 8-20 (A)
Sex 21 \sex
incsat housesat 22-23 [0,8,9] \sat
famsat 52 [0,8,9] {Satisfaction with Family} \sat
Variable Labels
Incsat "Satisfaction with Income"
Housesat "Satisfaction with Housing"
Value Labels
\agelab //We only need labels for missing values
0 "Not applicable"
98 "Not Ascertained'
99 Refused
\sex
1 Male
2 Female
\sat
1 "Not Satisfied"
2 "Somewhat Satisfied"
3 "Very Satisfied"
8 "Not Ascertained"
9 Refused
Assuming this Schema file had the name survey.sts, you would read it into Stat/Transfer by selecting "ASCII - Fixed format (S/T Schema)" from the user interface, and then selecting survey.sts for the input file name. The Schema would then point to the data file big.file, in the directory /my data files/new/.
If the data file were named survey.dat and placed in the same directory as the Schema file, then the FILE command would be omitted, since Stat/Transfer would find it without it being named in the FILE command.
Alternatively, you could put the data in the same file as the Schema and use the DATA command at the end of the Schema, but before your data, to tell Stat/Transfer to read your data from the same file, starting in the line following the command.
Using Schemas for Delimited Data to Exert Control over your Data
There are several common problems that can be solved by this technique. For instance you may wish to:
The procedure is simple. Make sure the option in "Schema Variable Numbers" option in "ASCII - Write" is checked (that is the default). Then Select "ASCII Text Delimited (S/T Schema) as the output file type. For instance if you were to write the Stat/Transfer demo worksheet file demo.wk1, you would get the following schema:
FORMAT delimited commas
VARIABLES
ID 1 (A4)
NAME 2 (A12)
BIRTHDATE 3 (%m/%d/%Y)
INCOME 4 (F4)
EDUC 5 (F2)
SEX 6 (F1)
RATE 7 (F8)
COUNT 8 (F7)
Note the variable numbers (1-8). Those make it possible to arbitrarily re-arrange or delete variables. Because these data have been optimized by default, the widths for each variable are the minimum in which they can be represented. You can change their widths by making them wider, but not narrower. But make sure you check the "General" Options to preserve numeric and/or string widths.
You can also change the types. For instance if you wanted to make the variable ID, into a number rather than a string, you would simply change (A4) to (F4).
If you wanted to add a label, you can do it using techniques described above. For instance "SEX" could become (simultaneously changing its name):
Gender 6 (F1) {Sex of Respondent} /sex
The order of variables are easy to change, just move the lines around with your editor (but don't change the variable numbers!). For instance if we wanted a two variable output dataset with a different order, we could have:
VARIABLES
COUNT 8 (F7)
BIRTHDATE 3 (%m/%d/%Y)


Namespace namespace
A namespace.
This is a namespace. It is spread across two files.
Enums
- enum Enum { }
- An enum.
Typedefs
- using FooBar = int
- A typedef.
Functions
- void function1()
- A function.
- void function2()
- Another function.
- void function3()
- Yet another function.
- void function4()
- And even more functions.
- void anotherFunction()
- Lets define yet another function.
- void moreFunction()
- And another function here.


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The basics of iterating through arrays and objects
For Loop Basics, 11 steps
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.map() Functions, 10 steps
Learn the basics of 'for' loops and how to use them with arrays and objects
var robots = ['blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot', 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot']
Check out the array above. There are 10 items, which are shown in the window on the left. 'For' loops allow you to iterate through this array. You can take an action with each item in the array in a programatic way, as opposed to selecting them one by one.
All the time.
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How to choose specific items in arrays
var robots = [ 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot', 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot' ]
robots[1]= 'purpleRobot'
robots[9]= 'blueRobot'
robots[4]= 'blueRobot'
Arrays are 0-indexed. This means that the first item in the array is in the 0 position. Check out the display on the left!
Select the seventh item in the robots array
Recall that the first item in the array is labeled 0!
How JavaScript does for loops, a fundamental programming construct
var robots = [ 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot', 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot' ]
for(var i=0; i < robots.length; i++){}
var i=0;= Create a variable called 'i' that starts at 0
i < robots.length;= i must always be less than 10, the length of the array
i++= Increase i by 1 every time the loop finishes, and restart it
Set 0 as the start point with a variable called i
Make sure i is limited by the length of robots array
Increase i by 1 after every iteration
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Do your answers match those in the example?
Once we are in the 'for' loop, we can do anything to each item!
Alright, running the loop in the previous step was a little misleading. We need to do something to each item in the array! In this case, we will create a new array for the second conveyor belt, and add items to that.
var belt2 = [];
for(var i = 0; i < robots.length; i++){ belt2.push(robots[i])
}
var belt2 = [];= Create a variable called 'belt2' that is an empty array.
.push()= Add each item to the end of the belt2 array.
robots[i]= Choose the item based on i, the variable that you increment in the for loop statement
Create an empty array called 'conveyor2'
Add each item from the robots array using the .push() method
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Are you picking each item in the array correctly?
Let's dig deeper into each part of the for loop
i is normally initialized to 0, but what happens if we start in the middle of the array?
var belt2 = [];
for(var i = 5; i < robots.length; i++){ belt2.push(robots[i])
}
var i = 5;= Start from the item with an index of 5, the 6th item in the array.
See how the first 5 items never get touched? That is because you started at index 5, and only go up from there.
Make i start with the 3rd item in the array
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Remember, the count starts at 0, so the 3rd item has index 2!
Let's dig deeper into each part of the 'for' loop
If you want to run through every item in the array, you usually set the upper bound to the full length of the array. But what if you do not want to use every item?
var belt2 = [];
for(var i = 0; i < 4; i++){ belt2.push(robots[i])
}
i < 4= Stop the for loop after iterating through the first 4 items
See how the last 6 items never get touched? That is because you end before index 4
Only iterate through the first two items of the array
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You only want to iterate through the elements in positions 0 and 1
Let's dig deeper into each part of the 'for' loop
The previous examples assume that you want to iterate through each item. But what if you only want to iterate through items with an odd or even index?
var belt2 = [];
for(var i=0; i < robots.length; i+=2){ belt2.push(robots[i])
}
i+=2= Iterate through every other item, beginning with the 0 index. i +=2 is the same as i = i+2.
See how the odd-indexed items never get touched? i is never odd (in this case)
Only iterate through every third item
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You need to add 3 to i with every iteration of the loop
Let's learn more about the object data structure
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
var belt2 = [];
for(var i=0; i < robots.length; i++){ if(robots[i]['color'] == 'blue'){
belt2.push(robots[i]) }
}
robots[i]['color']= Gets the color property of each object in the robots array
== 'blue'= If the string from the object is exactly 'blue'
Write condition that stipulates that you will only push items if their color is 'purple'
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Check out the example above to see how to choose based on a color
Let's learn more about the object data structure
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
var belt2 = [];
for(var i=0; i < robots.length; i++){ if(robots[i]['color'] == 'blue'{
belt2.push(robots[i]) }
}
Write condition that stipulates that you will only push items if their orient is 'back'
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Check out the example above to see how to choose based on a color
The forEach() method executes a provided function once per array element.
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
var belt2 = [];
robots.forEach(function(element, index) {
belt2.push(element)
})
forEach offers another way to handle for loops. Notice that you do not need to explicitly use an index with the variable i to outline each element. The element argument covers that functionality.
.forEach()= Iterates through each item in the array. No need to create a variable i! But less flexibility.
function(element, index)= Each element in the array can be called explicitly. The index argument allows you to choose elements based on their index.
Push the entire robots array to belt2
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Make sure that you used function with both arguments!
The forEach() method executes a provided function once per array element.
var belt2 = [];
robots.forEach(function(element, index) {
if(element.color == 'green'){ belt2.push(element)
}
})
element.color= Another way to access the property of each object in the array. Same as element['color']
Only return red robots
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Make sure that you call the property correctly!
Learn to write cleaner code with higher order functions
var robots = [ 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot', 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot' ]
var belt2 = [];
for(var i = 0; i < robots.length; i++){ belt2.push(robots[i])
}
var belt2 = robots.map(function(element,index){
return element
})
Check out the two ways to iterate above. The .map() method is a higher-order function. The .map() method is also an abstraction . It covers the same functionality as a normal 'for' loop, but in a much more succinct way. In fact, .map() is an example of declarative programming.
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The ways it beats a 'for' loop
1. Less lines of code = less bug opportunities
2. Easier to read
3. Can chain multiple calls together
4. Works on data that is available asynchronously i.e. not all at once
Learn to write cleaner code with higher order functions
var robots = [ 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot', 'blueRobotBackwards', 'purpleRobot', 'redRobot', 'greenRobot', 'blueRobot' ]
var belt2 = robots.map(function(element,index){
return element
})
function(element,index)= A callback with two arguments: element, or each element in the array, and index, or the index of that particular element
return element= For each element in the array, we return the element itself. In other words, the belt2 array will be the same elements as robots.
Start your map() statement by creating a variable 'conveyor2'
Map the array 'robots' to an element and index for each element in the array
Return each element
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Does your statement follow the same structure as the example?
Learn to write cleaner code with higher order functions
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
Now we are using an array of objects. We can use .map() to return robots with a specific property.
var belt2 = robots.map(function(element,index){
if(element.color == 'blue')
return element
})
if(element.color == 'blue')= As we iterate through each element, check if its color property matches 'blue'. If it does, add that element to belt2.
Start your map() statement by creating a variable 'array2'
Map the array 'robots' to an element and index for each element in the array
Return each element that has a color 'green'
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Does your statement only return elements with the color 'green'?
Turn an array into a useful object
var robotParts= [ ['head.png', 'head'], ['arms.png', 'arms'], ['body.png', 'body'], ['legs.png', 'legs'] ]
Check out the array above. It contains a series of arrays- the first item in each array is the image path, the second item is the location on the body that the part should be mapped to. How might we better organize this?
var robotBody= [{head: 'head.png'},
{arms: 'arms.png'},
{body: 'body.png'},
{legs: 'legs.png'},
}]
We basically need to turn the array inside out. It is currently unorganized, and we need to organize by body section in an object.
Remember that we must return something on every iteration from the original array. In this case we will return an object.
var onePart = {}
Each part has a key-value pair. The key is the second item in the array. The value is the first item.
onePart[key] = value;
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Turn an array into a useful object
var robotParts= [ ['head.png', 'head'], ['arms.png', 'arms'], ['body.png', 'body'], ['legs.png', 'legs'] ]
Needs to become...
var robotBody= [{head: 'head.png'},
{arms: 'arms.png'},
{body: 'body.png'},
{legs: 'legs.png'},
}]
Start your map() statement by creating a variable 'robotBody'
Map the array 'robotParts' to an element and index for each element in the array
Create an empty object called 'onePart' in each iteration
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Does your statement create an empty object called 'onePart' in each case?
Turn an array into a useful object
var robotParts= [ ['head.png', 'head'], ['arms.png', 'arms'], ['body.png', 'body'], ['legs.png', 'legs'] ]
Needs to become...
var robotBody= [{head: 'head.png'},
{arms: 'arms.png'},
{body: 'body.png'},
{legs: 'legs.png'},
}]
var robotBody = robotParts.map(function(element,index){
var onePart={}
})
Each onePart object should have a key with the second item from each array, and a value with the first item of each array
Return the onePart object on each iteration
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Did you map the items from each array to a key and value?
Higher order functions allow for more advanced functionality in fewer lines.
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
Check out the array above. What if you want to only return the green robots? Sure, you could use an 'if' statement within a map function. That would not be the functional programming approach. Functional programming focuses on making code more readable for any viewer. Although this example will be small, it becomes a much bigger deal with a massive code base that many people use.
var greenBots= [...]
This is what we want to end with.
We need to use a .filter() function to first sort out the green robots. Then we will add the results to the greenRobots array.
var greenBots = robots.filter().map();
We can chain a map method to our filter method.
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The .filter() method
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
We can use .filter() to return robots with a specific property.
var greenBots = robots.filter(function(element,index){
return element.color =='red'
})
This could be an 'if' statement within a .map(). But, when you have many instances of this within your code base, it becomes harder for others to read your code. It is easier to separate this statement.
Start your filter() statement by creating a variable 'greenBots'
Filter the array 'robots' so you only return green robots
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Does your statement only return elements with the color 'green'?
Putting it all together
var robots = [ {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'}, {color:'blue' , orient:'back'}, { color:'purple' , orient:'front'}, { color:'red' , orient:'front'}, {color:'green' , orient:'front'}, { color:'blue' , orient:'front'} ]
We can use .filter() to return robots with a specific property.
var greenBots = robots.filter(function(element,index){
return element.color =='green'
}).map(function(element, index){
})
The .filter() method results in 2 green robots. Now we need to move those robots to the second belt.
Write the return statement within the .map() function. You want to return every element's color since you already filtered the list down to just green elements.
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Does your statement only return all element colors?
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Harry Morton, son of Hard Rock Cafe co-founder, dies aged 38
Mr Morton was also an owner of the Viper Room nightclub in West Hollywood.
Harry Morton, a restaurant mogul who was the son of the Hard Rock Cafe chain co-founder and grandson of the Morton’s The Steakhouse founder, has died. He was 38.
Pink Taco, a restaurant business Mr Morton founded and previously owned, confirmed his death in a statement on Sunday.
Specifics about the circumstances surrounding Mr Morton’s death were not immediately available.
Mr Morton was also an owner of the Viper Room nightclub in West Hollywood and had been romantically linked to several celebrities, including Lindsay Lohan and Demi Moore.
“Harry was a visionary and restaurateur ahead of his time, and his contributions, both professionally to our brand and personally to those he worked with, were numerous,” Pink Taco said in its statement.
Mr Morton’s father, Peter, co-founded the Hard Rock Cafe chain and his grandfather, Arnie, founded Morton’s The Steakhouse.
Harry Morton served as vice president of development of the Hard Rock chain after working summers at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, The Los Angeles Times previously reported.


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Huge blow for Zimbabweans in South Africa using Zimbabwe Special Permit
by ObserverHuge blow for Zimbabweans in SA using Zimbabwe Special Permit
Zimbabweans in South Africa who benefited from the special ZEP permits (Zimbabwe Special Permits) are panicking after word came out that South Africa will not be renewing or coming up with another special permit once the current ones expire.
Back in 2010, over 300 000 Zimbabweans in South Africa benefited from the special 4-year permit which was extended when it lapsed in 2014. Another special permit was also introduced which expired in 2017. Now on the third renewal, the number of Zimbabweans on the permit has dwindled with only 179000 applying for the current one.
The news that the permit will not be extended has been met with uncertainty over the many Zimbabweans who have settled in South Africa as it means they will be forced to go back to Zimbabwe. Some Zimbabwean on the special permit had chosen to engage lawyers in order for them to exhaust other avenues to legally stay in South Africa.
The Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) allows Zimbabweans to work and study in South Africa legally for 4 years. Not renewing the special permit would cause unimaginable damages to the thousands of Zimbabweans who are benefitting from it.
Some beneficiaries from the permit had also hinted on starting a petition to have the Department of Home Affairs reconsider on their stance. South Africa is currently faced with a huge influx of foreigners and the tension has seen xenophobic violence erupting in the last couple of years.
Currently, there are over 180 foreigners who are camped at the United Nations offices in South Africa demanding to be taken to a better country like Canada.
This is a developing story.
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Kirchhoff's Voltage Law tells us that the algebraic sum of the potentials about any closed loop in a circuit must be zero. Since our circuit below is in series, the current through each resistor \(I\) is the same, and hence we have,
\[V_s - V_1 - V_2 - V_3 = V_s - I R_1 - I R_2 - I R_3 = 0.\]From Ohm's law, we know that the voltage across each resistor is \(V_i = I R_i\). We can rearrange this to find the current \(I\) through each resistor,
\[I = \frac{V}{R_1 + R_2 + R_3}.\]The voltage across each resistor is then found using Ohm's law,
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User Interviews
My interview mainly asked about what people would do with other people's personal websites to gain insight of what functionality and information are more important for an online portfolio.
View the user interviewsCompetitor Analysis
Investigated three success portfolios. All of which seems to have a strong purpose. Main difference found is that the contents/information of successful portfolios are segmented thus pertains users' attention.
View the competitor analysisFeature Value Matrix
Giving a numberical value to each feature of the product. By comparing feature values I find that contacting functionalities and resume are the most important two features to implement.
View the feature value matrixFeature Prioritization
Feature prioritization is best in finding a minimal viable product which satisfies most users. The features I listed are Styling, photos, navigation, uniqueness, contact and resume. I find that although styling and innovative deisng helps a lot, it is the most difficult feature.
View the feature priortizationUser Testing
User stories
User stories addresses each feature to a simple goal-driven senorio in order to pin-point potential problem and improvement. I was not able to think of many user stories at frist, but different types of users eventually came up. Perfect (for me) to locate potential stakeholders.
View the user storiesCognitive Walkthrough
Cognitive walkthrough allows developers to see how users' mental models are formed towards the design. This activity allows me to see how users actually react to my website. I learned a lot from watching them clicking and finding informaiton for only two minutes. For example, I find that no one really finishes raeding my bio paragraph, so I dicided to chop it into miltliple paragraphes.
View the cognitive walkthroughUser Test
I made a click test and a question test. The click test result is stunningly well, mostly due to the question might be too easy. The question test reponses is interesting because some of the participants actually think that my website is for introducing video games, although it is only mentiond in bio.
View the user test1 View the user test2Summary of Findings
The User interviews should be the most helpful one, but because partipants I chose are all classmates, they have similar need as mine, coult not provide a lot more insights. For me, the Competitor analysis really helped to find what do people look for on these portfolio websites. I find that a full resume is really important to have. From later user stories and cognitive walkthrough where I can see or imagnie more about my users, I come to the conclusion that my site is lack of details and content. However, adding more contents in contradicts the problem of having too much information for the users to take all at once (the bio paragraph). So it can become a challenge to correctly format the content in a way that is not overwhelming.
Creating user story was painful but helpful. I did not thought of many types of users when first building the portfolio. The stakeholders I had in mind were professors and hiring managers. In the user stories, I was forced to think about who else is going to visit this site and what do they want to do with it. For example, I find a personal blog with pictures should be ideal for telling life stories in a way that is not boring for users, it is inspired by thinking of my friends or classmates as potential users.
The User Testing I think would be most helpful only yielded little valuable results, problems like not labeling paragraphs are already found in the early process. But it was reassuring to know typical user understands the layout of my website.
Incorporation of Findings
As I said in the findings, I have to chop my bio into different sections to allow the users scan more efficiently and gain overall idea quickly. Wanted to add anonymous message board because from the user stories I know that people have needs to complain freely and anonymously.
Also, I should also attach a full resume on the website, at least make it downloadable instead only having merely a experience section. In order to make the "experience" more attractive, I am planning to create a personal blog instead, mostly for friends and people who know me see what is going on with me and catch up with me easier.


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import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
plt.style.use('seaborn-white')
[docs]def chemical_properties():
'''
A database function which contains chemical values
'''
names = np.array(['Ca', 'Mg', 'Na', 'K', 'HCO3', 'CO3', 'Cl', 'SO4'])
valance = np.array([2, 2, 1, 1, -1, -2, -1, -2])
mass = np.array([40.078, 24.305, 22.989769, 39.0983, 61.0168, 60.01, 35.453, 96.06])
return names, valance, mass
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'''
To save, show, or return plot object.
:param figure: The figure object.
:param show: Boolean to show the plot default is True.
:param save: Boolean to save the plot default is False.
:param fname: File name to save the plot default is None.
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'''
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iOS 13 lets you connect an Xbox One controller to your IPhone — here's how to do it, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Taylor Lyles, Business Insider US- To connect an Xbox One controller to your iPhone, you’ll need to have upgraded your phone to iOS 13.
- You may want to use an Xbox One controller to play certain games, like “Fortnite.”
- If you’ve upgraded to iOS 13, you can connect the Xbox One controller to your iPhone like any other Bluetooth device.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Thanks to Apple’s iOS 13 update, several Apple devices, including the iPhone, now allow users to use the Xbox One controller to play certain games.
Although not every game supports the use of controllers, several of the more popular games on the App Store allow it, including Epic Game’s free-to-play “Fortnite.”
Pairing your Xbox One controller to your iPhone is extremely straightforward. Here’s how to do it.
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How to connect an Xbox One controller to your iPhone
Before you can connect the controller, you need to figure out if your Xbox One controller has Bluetooth capabilities.
A Bluetooth-capable Xbox One controller has plastic around the Xbox button that matches the rest of the controller’s color. Non-Bluetooth controllers instead have plastic that matches the bumpers, which house the RB and LB buttons.
Now, if you have an Xbox One controller with Bluetooth:
1. Hold down the Xbox One logo, located on the top center of the controller, until its backlight starts flashing. If you’re using a controller already paired with an Xbox One console, hold the small button located in between the Xbox One bumper buttons.
2. Grab your iPhone and open the Settings app.
3. Tap “Bluetooth.” It’s one of the first options.
4. Once you’re in the Bluetooth menu, you should see a device appropriately named “Xbox One Wireless Controller.”
5. Tap your controller on the list, and your iPhone will ask you if you want to pair the device.
6. If you’re done using your controller and want to disconnect it, go to the Bluetooth menu again, tap the small “i” icon next to the device’s name, and then tap “Disconnect.”
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Criminal Miscellaneous No.55763 of 2006 =================================================
Against the order dated 28.11.2006 passed in Complaint Case No.C1/430/2004, T.R. No.2483 of 2006 by the court of Sri Ashok Kumar Gupta, Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi. ================================================= Om Prakash Dhanuka, son of Sri P.L. Dhanuka, Managing Director, Riga Distillery Riga (Alcohol) and resident of 3 Penn Road, Alipore, Kolkata-700027.
...........................................................................Petitioner.
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1. The State Of Bihar.
2. Tejendra Sinha, son of Late Harishchandra Prasad Singh, resident of village-Dayanagar, P.S. Belsand, District-Sitamarhi. ..........................................................Opposite Parties. =================================================== Appearance :
For the Petitioner: M/s. Y.V. Giri, Senior Advocate & V.R. Bharti, Advocate.
For the O.P. No.2 : Mr. Tejendra Sinha (in person). =================================================== P R E S E N T THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAJENDRA KUMAR MISHRA R.K. Mishra, J: The petitioner has approached this Court under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure to quash the order dated 28.11.2006 passed in Complaint Case No.C1/430/2004, T.R. No.2483 of 2006, by the court of Sri Ashok Kumar Gupta, Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi, summoning the petitioner under Section 204 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, on inquiry, finding prima-facie 2 case under Sections 277 and 278 of the Indian Penal Code.
2. In brief, the case is that opposite party no.2, Tejendra Sinha, filed the complaint petition, numbered as Complaint Case No.C1/430/2004 against the petitioner, Om Prakash Dhanuka, Managing Director, Riga Distillery , Riga, Sitamarhi, V.N. Pandey, President, Riga Sugar Company Limited, Riga, Sitamarhi and Shankar Lal Waheti, Vice President, Riga Sugar Company Limited, Riga, Sitamarhi, with the allegation that Riga Distillery was established in the year 2002 and since then Alcohol Mixed Water is being discharged by the Company through village-Welsand and his village, Dayanagar, due to which his entire crops are getting destroyed , the trees and plants are drying up and the agricultural land has become barren. It is also alleged that due to that reason the fishery industry has also been closed and even the normal life of the human beings and animals is also being affected due to environmental pollution causing the diseases like Malaria, Cholera and other serious diseases dangerous to life.
After filing of the aforesaid complaint petition, the court of Sri Ashok Kumar Gupta, Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi, on inquiry, under Section 202 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, summoned only the accused-petitioner 3 finding prima facie case under Sections 277 and 278 of the Code of Criminal Procedure for fouling water of public spring or reservoir and making the atmosphere noxious to health.
3. Learned counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioner made submission that there are special Act for the water pollution and environment pollution, viz., The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and through Notification No.2993 dated 31.5.1991, issued by the Law (Justice) Department, Government of Bihar, Patna, as contained in Annexure-'7/A' to this application, the Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate of the concerned district headquarter has been authorized to take the cognizance of the offence and trial. As such, summoning the accused-petitioner for the offence under Sections 277 and 278 of the Indian Penal Code for fouling water of public spring or reservoir and making the atmosphere noxious to health by the court of Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi, amounts to an abuse of the process of the Court. It has further been submitted that in the summoning order dated 28.11.2006, the learned Judicial Magistrate has considered the letter dated 19.2.2001 of Sanghmitra Institute of Human Resources, which is prior to alleged time of 4 occurrence, in response to which the President of the Company had replied vide letter dated 9.3.2001 clarifying the entire position. The recommendation, given by the Joint team constituted in the light of the letter no.16/04/1738 dated 17.6.2004 of the Environment and Forest Department, Bihar, Patna, as contained in Annexure-'8' to this application, was followed by the petitioner's Company and in consequence thereof Discharge Consent Order under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, by the Bihar State Pollution Control Board was granted, which would appear from Annexures-'10', '10/A', '11', '11/A', '12' and '12/A' to this application.
4. On the other hand, the complainant-opposite party no.2, Tejendra Sinha, who has appeared in person, made submission that the learned Judicial Magistrate on perusal of the complaint petition, his solemn affirmation, the statements of the witnesses, as recorded in course of inquiry, and the other documents available on record has rightly summoned the petitioner for the offences under Sections 277 and 278 of the Indian Penal Code.
5. From the complaint petition, it appears that the 5 allegation of opposite party no.2 is about destroying his crops and also the trees and plants due to discharge of alcoholic water by the company of the petitioner and there is also allegation of becoming the agricultural land a barren land and affecting the normal life of the human beings and animals through diseases like malaria, cholera and other serious diseases dangerous to life due to environmental pollution created by the company of the petitioner discharging the alcoholic water. The Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi, on perusal of the complaint petition, solemn affirmation of the complainant-opposite party no.2, statements of the witnesses, as recorded in course of inquiry, and the report dated 20.6.2004 of the Joint team constituted in the light of the letter no.16/04/1738 dated 17.6.2004 of the Environment and Forest Department, Bihar, Patna, as contained in Annexure-'8' to this application, arrived at the conclusion that prima facie case under Sections 277 and 278 of the Indian Penal Code is made out against the petitioner and, accordingly, ordered to issue summon against him.
6. There are special enactments for Protection of Environment and Prevention of Water, viz., The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and The Water (Prevention and Control 6 of Pollution) Act, 1974.
Section 15 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, provides the penalty for the offence for contravention of the provisions of the Act and the Rules made or orders or directions given thereunder and Section 19 of the said Act bars the court to take cognizance of offences under the Act except on a complaint made by the Central Government or any authority or officer authorized in this behalf by that Government; or any person who has given notice of not less than sixty days, in the manner prescribed, of the alleged offence and of his intention to make a complaint, to the Central Government or the authority or officer as authorized.
Similarly, Section 43 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, provides the penalty for contravention of provisions of Section 24 in which prohibition on use of stream or well for disposal of polluting matter etc. is detailed. Section 49 of the said Act, creates bar on the court to take cognizance of any offence under this Act except on a complaint made by a Board or any officer authorized in this behalf by it; or any person who has given notice of not less than sixty days, in the manner prescribed, of the alleged offence and of his intention to make a complaint, to the Board 7 or officer as authorized.
7. Since there are special enactments viz., The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, for protection of environment, and The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, for prevention of pollution of water and there are penal provisions for any contravention of the provisions of the aforesaid Acts and the Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate of the concerned district headquarter has been authorized as Special Judicial Magistrate for taking cognizance of the offence and trial through Notification no.2993 dated 31.5.1991 issued under Section 11(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, by the Law (Justice) Department, Government of Bihar, Patna, as contained in Annexure-'7/A' to this application, therefore, the impugned order dated 28.11.2006, passed by the court of Sri Ashok Kumar Gupta, Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi, in Complaint Case No.C1/430/2004, T.R. No.2483 of 2006, summoning the petitioner for the offence under Sections 277 and 278 of the Indian Penal Code for fouling water of public spring or reservoir and making the atmosphere noxious to health, appears to be an abuse of the process of the Court.
8. Accordingly, the impugned order dated 8 28.11.2006 passed by the court of Sri Ashok Kumar Gupta, Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Sitamarhi, in Complaint Case No.C1/430/2004, T.R. No.2483 of 2006, is hereby quashed and the application is allowed.
(Rajendra Kumar Mishra, J) Patna High Court, Patna.
Dated: The 4th January, 2012.
Pradeep Srivastava/A.F.R.


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Apple Shares Official Trailer for 'Ghostwriter' Show Now Available on Apple TV+
by Juli CloverFollowing the launch of Apple TV+, Apple has shared the full official trailer for "Ghostwriter," one of the television shows that's available to watch right now.
The show, which is aimed at kids, is a remake of the "Ghostwriter" series that aired on PBS from 1992 to 1995.
When a ghost haunts a neighborhood bookstore and starts releasing fictional characters into the real world, four kids must team up to solve an exciting mystery surrounding the ghost's unfinished business.
"Ghostwriter" is one of the first shows available on Apple TV+ alongside "The Morning Show," "For All Mankind," "Dickinson," and "See."


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public static final HTML.Tag AREA
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public static final HTML.Tag BIG
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public static final HTML.Tag BODY
public static final HTML.Tag BR
public static final HTML.Tag CAPTION
public static final HTML.Tag CENTER
public static final HTML.Tag CITE
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MDL Chengdu Major – What You Need to Know
by SillicurThe first major of the Dota Pro Circuit is about to start, with the group stages for the MDL Chengdu Major starting tomorrow, 16 November 2019. It is a tournament that no Dota 2 esports fan should miss out on, featuring some top teams from around the globe fighting for their share of the $1 million prize pool and a whopping 15,000 DPC points.
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First off, the MDL Chengdu Major will take place in Chengdu, China hosted by Mars Media. It features 16 teams, fifteen of which went through the regional qualifiers, as well as Invictus Gaming who claimed a spot by winning the first Minor of the Dota Pro Circuit season, the Summit 11.
The teams participating in the MDL Chengdu Major are:
- Team Liquid
- Alliance
- Vici Gaming
- Invictus Gaming
- Team Aster
- EHOME
- Gambit Esports
- Team Spirit
- Fnatic
- TNC Predator
- Team Adroit
- Evil Geniuses
- Fighting PandaS
- J.Storm
- Beastcoast
- Team Unknown
The group stage for the tournament begins tomorrow, 16 November at 04:00 SAST. The group stage will be played in a GSL style format and the top two teams from each group will move on to the upper bracket of the playoffs, while the bottom two will be thrown into the lower bracket.
The group stage will complete on 17 November and on 18 November, the playoffs will begin. We will, of course, be covering the results of the group stages and discussing the tournament right here at GLITCHED, including more detailed coverage of the playoffs next week.
The tournament runs from 16 to 24 November, so there is a lot of Dota 2 esports to look forward to. You can catch all the action on the tournament’s official website, on the Mars Media YouTube channel, or from different streamers during the event.
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Are you excited for some Dota 2 esports and which team do you think will come out on top at the MDL Chengdu Major? Let us know in the comment section below.


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[gecode-users] Linear memory allocation
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Sep 6 10:05:22 CEST 2011
Stupid me, I saw that you attached the code ;-) I'll have a look and get
back to you later.
Sorry
Christian
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From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Farshid Hassani Bijarbooneh
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 9:38 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Linear memory allocation
Hello,
I have a model with 10^2 to 80^2 variables and linear constraints over 49
variables each. We have the following issues:
1. The code allocates at least 1Gb of memory for even N=50.
Changing the recomputation distance (-c-d) doesn't seem to help in this
case.
2. Changing the consistency to Domain (line 187) causes the code to process
endlessly! (Gist crashes) even for N=20 I suspected the domain consistency
problem is because of the use of IntVarArray instead of BoolVarArray and
changing to Bool fixed it, but still very strange that Int gets stuck.
Please find the code of the isolated problem attached.
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