Front End Framework |
Typically, you will need to fine tune some of the front end parameters depending on the sampling frequency used to collect the audio data. Sphinx-4 has default values that may be different from what you need. Please check the constant field values page to verify the default values.
You will find details about how to choose the values to fine tune the front end in the javadocs for the appropriate classes. Other than the sampling rate itself, it is common that a user has to change the filterbank parameters, i.e., the number of filters and the frequency range spanned by the filter. Depending on the sampling rate, a user may also want to change the window shift and size, as well as the number of fft points.
For more information on these variables, please follow the links below. You do not need all the links, just the ones defined on your configuration.
edu/cmu/sphinx/tools/feature
directory,
and type:
ant -Dinput="input file" -Doutput="output file" cepstra_producer
To create a binary PLP cepstrum file using this program, type:
ant -Dinput="input file" -Doutput="output file" plp_producer
To create a binary spectra file, type:
ant -Dinput="input file" -Doutput="output file" spectra_producer
As you might notice by comparing the files cepstra_dump.props and spectra_dump.props in the "edu/cmu/sphinx/tools/feature" directory, the only difference in setup between dumping different types of features is in the sequence of data processors as specified in the properties file. If you give it a difference data processor sequence, it will give you different output.
Binary File Format
The first 4 bytes of the binary file is an integer indicating the total number of data points in the file. This is used by the program that reads this file to check the endianness of the file by comparing with the file size. The rest of the file is simply the data points. Each data point is a 4-byte floating point number, in big-endian order.
This normally applies to batch mode decoding using the
BatchModeRecognizer.
In the configuration file, set the first processor of the front end
to be StreamCepstrumSource, and use that as the input source of the
BatchModeRecognizer. Also, change the front end pipeline so that
either BatchCMN or LiveCMN will follow the StreamCepstrumSource,
skiping the preemphasis, windowing, MFCC, and DCT steps. The
configuration should contain the lines:
<component name="batchRecognizer" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.tools.batch.BatchModeRecognizer">
<property name="inputSource" value="streamCepstrumSource">
// ... other properties ...
</component>
<component name="frontEnd" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend.FrontEnd">
<propertylist name="pipeline">
<item>streamCepstrumSource</item>
<item>batchCMN</item>
// ... other front end processors
</propertylist>
</component>
<component name="streamCepstrumSource" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend.util.StreamCepstrumSource"/>
For more information on configuration files, please refer to the document
Sphinx-4 Configuration Management
The Sphinx-4 audio endpointer is composed of three data processors that carry out different functions:
SpeechClassifier - classifies chunks of audio into speech
and non-speech.
SpeechMarker - marks the audio stream into speech and non-speech
regions, giving some 'cushion areas' around these regions.
NonSpeechDataFilter - removes the non-speech regions from
the audio.
The Sphinx-4 audio endpointer is enabled by including it as part of the front end pipeline. The three data processors should be placed in front of all the other data processors, e.g.,
<component name="frontEnd" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend.FrontEnd">
<propertylist name="pipeline">
<item>speechClassifier</item>
<item>speechMarker</item>
<item>nonSpeechDataFilter</item>
<item>preemphasizer</item>
// ... other front end processors
</propertylist>
</component>
<component name="speechClassifier" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend.endpoint.SpeechClassifier">
<property name="threshold" value="13"/>
</component>
<component name="speechMarker" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend.endpoint.SpeechMarker"/>
<component name="nonSpeechDataFilter" type="edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend.endpoint.NonSpeechDataFilter"/>
The SpeechClassifier property 'threshold' controls how sensitive the endpointer is. It is empirically determined that the value of 13 is optimal for most environments. A lower threshold will make the LevelTracker more sensitive, that is, mark more audio as speech. A higher threshold will make the endpointer less sensitive, that is, mark less audio as speech.
It is also important to understand the operation of the mergeSpeechSegment property of the NonSpeechDataFilter when using the audio endpointer. Refer to the Javadoc for NonSpeechDataFilter for details about its operation.


public final class Tree extends java.lang.Object implements java.lang.Iterable<Tree>, java.io.Serializable
offer(Tree)
method ony any
tree in it. Any tree that get offered
into a structure of another
tree will be removed from its previous structure.
z-index
. The tree with the higher z-index can fit inside the tree
with the lower z-index.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Tree(@NotNull Document document)
Construct a new tree for the whole given
document . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
int zIndex)
Construct a new tree for the whole given
document . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
@NotNull Reference reference)
Construct a new tree with the given
reference . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
@NotNull Reference reference,
int zIndex)
Construct a new tree with the given
reference . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
@NotNull Reference reference,
@NotNull Sketch sketch)
Construct a new tree with the given
reference and the given sketch . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
@NotNull Reference reference,
@NotNull Sketch sketch,
int zIndex)
Construct a new tree with the given
reference and the given sketch . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
@NotNull Sketch sketch)
Construct a new tree for the whole given
document . |
Tree(@NotNull Document document,
@NotNull Sketch sketch,
int zIndex)
Construct a new tree for the whole given
document . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clear()
Remove all the children of this tree without removing the structure between them.
|
@NotNull Document |
document()
Get the document of this tree.
|
boolean |
equals(@Nullable java.lang.Object object) |
@Nullable Tree |
getChild()
Get the first child tree of this tree.
|
@Nullable Tree |
getNext()
Get the tree after this tree.
|
@Nullable Tree |
getParent()
Get the tree containing this tree.
|
@Nullable Tree |
getPrevious()
Get the tree before this tree.
|
@NotNull Sketch |
getSketch()
Return the sketch assigned to this tree.
|
int |
getZIndex()
Return the Z-index of this tree.
|
int |
hashCode() |
@NotNull java.util.Iterator<Tree> |
iterator() |
void |
offer(@NotNull Tree tree)
Offer the given
tree to the structure of this tree. |
void |
pop()
Cleanly remove this tree from the structure it is on.
|
@NotNull Reference |
reference()
Get the reference of this tree.
|
void |
remove()
Remove this tree from its parent, the tree before it and the tree after it.
|
void |
setSketch(@NotNull Sketch sketch)
Set the sketch of this tree to be the given
sketch . |
@NotNull java.lang.String |
toString() |
public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document)
document
.document
- the document the constructed tree is for.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
is null.java.io.IOError
- if any I/O error occurred while reading the given
document
to get its length.DocumentNotFoundError
- if the given document
is not available for
reading.@Contract(mutates="param2") public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, @NotNull @NotNull Sketch sketch)
document
.
sketch
will be set to this.document
- the document the constructed tree is for.sketch
- the initial sketch set to this tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
or sketch
is
null.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the given sketch
already has a tree.java.io.IOError
- if any I/O error occurred while reading the given
document
to get its length.DocumentNotFoundError
- if the given document
is not available for
reading.public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, @NotNull @NotNull Reference reference)
reference
.document
- the document of the constructed tree.reference
- the reference of the constructed tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
or reference
is
null.@Contract(mutates="param3") public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, @NotNull @NotNull Reference reference, @NotNull @NotNull Sketch sketch)
reference
and the given sketch
.
sketch
will be set to this.document
- the document of the constructed tree.reference
- the reference of the contracted tree.sketch
- the initial sketch set to this tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
or reference
or
sketch
is null.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the given sketch
already has a tree.public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, int zIndex)
document
.document
- the document the constructed tree is for.zIndex
- the z-index for the constructed tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
is null.java.io.IOError
- if any I/O error occurred while reading the given
document
to get its length.DocumentNotFoundError
- if the given document
is not available for
reading.@Contract(mutates="param2") public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, @NotNull @NotNull Sketch sketch, int zIndex)
document
.
sketch
will be set to this.document
- the document the constructed tree is for.sketch
- the initial sketch set to this tree.zIndex
- the z-index for the constructed tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
or sketch
is
null.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the given sketch
already has a tree.java.io.IOError
- if any I/O error occurred while reading the given
document
to get its length.DocumentNotFoundError
- if the given document
is not available for
reading.public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, @NotNull @NotNull Reference reference, int zIndex)
reference
.document
- the document of the constructed tree.reference
- the reference of the constructed tree.zIndex
- the z-index for the constructed tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
or reference
is
null.@Contract(mutates="param3") public Tree(@NotNull @NotNull Document document, @NotNull @NotNull Reference reference, @NotNull @NotNull Sketch sketch, int zIndex)
reference
and the given sketch
.
sketch
will be set to this.document
- the document of the constructed tree.reference
- the reference of the contracted tree.sketch
- the initial sketch set to this tree.zIndex
- the z-index for the constructed tree.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given document
or reference
or
sketch
is null.java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the given sketch
already has a tree.@Contract(value="null->false", pure=true) public boolean equals(@Nullable @Nullable java.lang.Object object)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
@Contract(pure=true) public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
@NotNull @Contract(value="->new", pure=true) public @NotNull java.util.Iterator<Tree> iterator()
iterator
in interface java.lang.Iterable<Tree>
@NotNull @Contract(pure=true) public @NotNull java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
@Contract(mutates="this") public void clear()
@NotNull @Contract(pure=true) public @NotNull Document document()
@Nullable @Contract(pure=true) public @Nullable Tree getChild()
null
if this tree has no children.@Nullable @Contract(pure=true) public @Nullable Tree getNext()
null
if this tree is the last tree.@Nullable @Contract(pure=true) public @Nullable Tree getParent()
null
if this tree has no parent.@Nullable @Contract(pure=true) public @Nullable Tree getPrevious()
null
if this tree is the first tree.@NotNull @Contract(pure=true) public @NotNull Sketch getSketch()
@Contract(pure=true) public int getZIndex()
@Contract(mutates="this,param") public void offer(@NotNull @NotNull Tree tree)
tree
to the structure of this tree. The given tree
will be removed from its structure then put to the proper place in the structure of
this tree.
tree
because of an IllegalTreeException
, then the method will exit without anything changed.tree
- the tree to be added.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given tree
is null.TreeOutOfBoundsException
- if the given tree
does not fit in the
parent of this tree.TreeTakeoverException
- if the given tree
has the same range as a
tree in the structure of this tree.TreeClashException
- if the given tree
clashes with another
tree in the structure of this tree.@Contract(mutates="this") public void pop()
@NotNull @Contract(pure=true) public @NotNull Reference reference()
@Contract(mutates="this") public void remove()
@Contract(mutates="this") public void setSketch(@NotNull @NotNull Sketch sketch)
sketch
. The previous tree of
the given sketch
will have a new sketch set to it.sketch
- the sketch to be set.


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Research and analysis
Suite of Ofsted materials on virtual learning environments (VLEs) aimed at helping providers.
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This suite of materials on virtual learning environments (VLEs) reflects what Ofsted has been seeing during inspections, or as the result of visits and research. It includes resources and ideas for those looking to improve their virtual learning environments.
You can watch the welcome message and download the resources.
Case studies of providers that, in Ofsted’s judgement, have been using virtual learning environments well.
Results of the Youth Sight survey commissioned by Ofsted to show what learners, in a variety of settings, think about working on a virtual learning environment. This may augment your own findings.
Includes two documents covering learning and skills inspections in 2010/11 and 2011/12, with extracted references to virtual learning environments and associated aspects so that you can see what has excited or concerned inspectors.
A list of mainly web-based resources (updated April 2014) that may be of use in developing a virtual learning environment.
These resources are hoped to give those who are interested in virtual learning environments some ideas or inspiration as to how they might improve their facilities. However, as this is only a very limited review of what is going on or is available, Ofsted would like to receive ideas and input, for example:
Please email your input to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>– comments will be published here when the resources are updated.
A resource that allows you to access previously published Ofsted Good Practice Reports that have a link with virtual learning environments.


CANDLESTICK KILLER
Drug-crazed toff who clubbed Scots pal Alex Morgan to death because he ‘thought he was alien’ out after just three years
by Phoebe CookeA DRUG-crazed Swiss aristocrat who bludgeoned a Scottish pal to death with a candlestick is to be freed from jail after just three years.
Bennet von Vertes, 34, was cleared of the manslaughter of Alex Morgan after he claimed a cocaine and ketamine binge made him think his friend was a green alien.
He was originally locked up for 12 and a half years - but has now had his sentenced cut to three years after his lawyers won an appeal arguing he was not sound of mind.
It means he will go free after time already served.
Alex's devastated mother Katja Faber said last night she felt "horrified and sick" after learning Von Vertes would be released.
She said: "They are giving him his freedom because he was so high he did not know what he was doing.
"But what kind of excuse is that? It's crazy.

"At least when his killer was convicted it gave us some sense of justice. But this has turned my whole world back upside down."
Von Vertes' defence claimed that a cocktail of sleeping tablets, cocaine and ketamine led to the art dealer flying into a psychotic rage in Zurich in December 2014.
His lawyers claimed he'd seen his victim as an alien with a green face, red eyes and long ears who he thought was trying to kill him.
The two men had met at Regent's University in London, where Alex had recently finished a business management degree.
Alex, who went top Prince Charles' old boarding school Gordonstoun, met up with Von Vertes in Zurich while on an Alpine skiing holiday.
The original trial in Meilen heard how the killer had invited his friend to his parents' villa in the posh lakeside area of Kuesnacht.
At least when his killer was convicted it gave us some sense of justice. But this has turned my whole world back upside downKatja Faber, victim Alex Morgan's mum
They spent the night out in the city and returned to the villa at about 4am before the fight broke out.
In a drug-addled rage, von Vertes stabbed Mr Morgan with shards of glass, bashed him with a 3ft candlestick and a golden sculpture and rammed the candlestick down his throat, choking him to death.
The Court President in Zurich said: "There was an orgy of violence on the night of the attack. The living room looked like a grotesque battlefield. The accused had left a Saint Nicolas doll on the body of his friend.
"The defendant's alleged psychosis could not be disputed by the court in the appeal."
Von Vertes' conviction was downgraded to the lesser charge of "negligent killing" and he will be released after undergoing therapy for his addictions.
Von Vertes was also found guilty of raping a woman in a hotel room in London two months before the killing, as well as a range of sexual assaults.
However, three judges at Zurich's supreme court found he was unaware of what he was doing, and also cleared him of the rape.


data class Invocation
The input from a single instance of an option input.
name
- The name that was used to invoke the option. May be empty if the value was not retrieved
from the command line (e.g. values from environment variables).
values
- The values provided to the option. Will always have a size equal to Option.nvalues.
Invocation(name: String, values: List<String>)
The input from a single instance of an option input. |
val name: String
The name that was used to invoke the option. May be empty if the value was not retrieved from the command line (e.g. values from environment variables). |
|
val values: List<String>
The values provided to the option. Will always have a size equal to Option.nvalues. |


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The excellent FireBug web developer plug-in for Firefox has itself got a plug-in called FireQuery that targets and helps debug jQuery with some additional functionality.


International Stress Awareness Week: 7 signs you might be too stressed
Everyone gets stressed from time to time, but when is it time to speak to a doctor about it?
While experts say that a little stress is OK – it can actually be beneficial in some situations – chronic stress can be bad for both your mental and physical health.
As today marks the start of International Stress Awareness Week, we asked experts to share the signs that you might want to get the issue checked out with your GP.
1. You’re always in a bad mood
Constantly find yourself snapping at your other half? “When you’re stressed, your body releases stress hormones including cortisol,” says Pablo Vandenabeele, clinical director for mental health at Bupa.
“These hormones can affect your mood and energy levels. As a result, you may feel more irritable or worried than usual, or you might find that you struggle to concentrate or make decisions.”
2. You’re not sleeping properly
“Stress can disrupt normal sleeping patterns in different ways,” says Vandenabeele.
“Some find they’re constantly tired and want to sleep as much as possible, while others struggle to fall asleep and wake up during the night thinking about the things that are causing them stress.”
If you notice your sleep has changed, it might be a sign to book a doctor’s appointment.
3. Changes to your sex drive
As Earim Chaudry, medical director at men’s wellness platform, Manual explains: “Stress can have some seriously adverse affects on both your happiness and your libido.”
This is because when your body reacts to stress, it adjusts to prepare you to either run away or stay and fight in response to a perceived harmful event.
“During your ‘fight or flight’ response, the body experiences an increase in heart rate and blood pressure to help you act quickly, while non-essential survival functions, such as sex drive, are diminished.”
4. You feel more emotional than usual
If you find you’re prone to crying more often than usual, it could be a symptom of stress.
“When we’re tired, things simply seem more difficult to handle,” says Vandenabeele, who adds: “It’s not uncommon to feel more emotional when you’re tired or stressed.”
5. You’re getting sick more often
Along with lowering your mood, stress can also affect your immune system.
“Increased stress levels can mean you’re more likely to get sick, and it takes you longer to get well again,” notes Vandenabeele. It can also cause problems such as aches and pains, headaches and nausea.
6. You’re overeating or undereating
When you’re struggling to cope, you might open the fridge and look for something that will satiate your need for comfort – such as a sweet treat.
“We call this ’emotional eating’, where people use food to help them deal with stressful situations,” says Chaudry.
“Funnily enough, in its immediacy, stress actually eradicates hunger, as the nervous system sends messages to the adrenal glands to pump out adrenaline,” he explains.
“Adrenaline helps trigger the body’s fight-or-flight response, a revved-up physiological state that temporarily puts eating on hold.
“If stress continues though, the adrenal glands release another hormone called cortisol, which increases appetite. This is one reason you might be reaching for the doughnuts after a day at the office.”
7. You’re drinking more than usual
Many people like to unwind after a stressful day with a glass of wine or pint of beer.
“People can tend to drink alcohol more when they’re stressed as a way of helping them relax,” says Vandenabeele.
“Along with feeling tired and nauseous from a hangover, you may also find you’re jittery, anxious and feeling down after a night of drinking.
“It’s also best to avoid drinking too much caffeine as this can increase your stress levels.”
If you or a loved one is feeling overwhelmed by stress, it’s a good idea to talk to your doctor before the situation gets out of hand.
A qualified medical professional can recommend therapies and strategies to help you better handle your stress and get back on the road to recovery.
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Blade Runner fans point out classic film is no longer set in the future


The Endangered species act
prohibits the hunting of "threatened" species and funded their protection.
Waste Management and Disposal:
The Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act
gave the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the ability to oversee
any hazardous waste during "generation, transportation, treatment, storage, and disposal".
The Clean Air Act
makes the EPA responsible
for preserving the ozone layer and set standards for the amount of pollution allowed in air.
Water Quality:
The Clean Water Act
regulates the amount of pollution that is allowed into waterways and made illegal the dumping of
pollution into water without permits. It also funded the contruction of water and sewage treatment
plants.
What future laws could be passed?
Limit the amount of Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere!
There are laws about air pollution, but not greenhouse gases! Hold car companies responsible
for the carbon dioxide they produce.
A Carbon Tax?
Tax people for the amount of greenhouse gases they produce, creating an incentive to
go green.
Funding for renewable energy
Make it easier for companies and people to switch away from greenhouse gas-producing
energy sources.


I began my career building single page web applications 7 years ago, after being hired by Internet Solutions as a graduate. Since then I have become experienced in many languages and frameworks, from PHP & Perl to Python with Django, Ruby on Rails and Javascript with Backbone & Marionette. My speciality however is frontend development using javascript to create rich user experiences. Frontend architecture is my main focus, applying the principles of modular design in order to scale web apps.
I drank the Single Page App kool-aid
I have an embarrassing secret to admit. After 7 years of vocally advocating the heavy use of javascript frameworks to build web applications, I’m starting to have second thoughts.
You would think that the recent explosion in popularity of MVC JS frameworks would have given me a sense of satisfaction. Instead, I’ve never been more concerned that the splintered landscape of frontend development has blinded us to the benefits of the tried and tested solutions that multi-page application development has provided to solve common problems.
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| USB CDC(Serial) + MS Descriptors define | |
Classes | |
| struct | _CDCMSDDriverConfigurationDescriptors |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct _CDCMSDDriverConfigurationDescriptors | CDCMSDDriverConfigurationDescriptors |
| Configuration descriptor list for a device implementing a CDCMSD driver. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | CDCMSDDriver_Initialize (const USBDDriverDescriptors *pDescriptors, MSDLun *pLuns, unsigned char numLuns) |
| Initializes the USB device CDCMSD device driver. More... | |
| void | CDCMSDDriver_ConfigurationChangedHandler (unsigned char cfgnum) |
| Invoked whenever the configuration value of a device is changed by the host. More... | |
| void | CDCMSDDriver_RequestHandler (const USBGenericRequest *request) |
| Handles CDCMSD-specific USB requests sent by the host, and forwards standard ones to the USB device driver. More... | |
Configuration descriptor list for a device implementing a CDCMSD driver.
| void CDCMSDDriver_ConfigurationChangedHandler | ( | unsigned char | cfgnum | ) |
Invoked whenever the configuration value of a device is changed by the host.
| cfgnum | Configuration number. |
| void CDCMSDDriver_Initialize | ( | const USBDDriverDescriptors * | pDescriptors, |
| MSDLun * | pLuns, | ||
| unsigned char | numLuns | ||
| ) |
Initializes the USB device CDCMSD device driver.
| void CDCMSDDriver_RequestHandler | ( | const USBGenericRequest * | request | ) |
Handles CDCMSD-specific USB requests sent by the host, and forwards standard ones to the USB device driver.
| request | Pointer to a USBGenericRequest instance. |


The goal d(
E1,
X,
E2)
is true if
expression E2 is a possible form for the derivative of expression
E1 with respect to X.
d(X, X, D) :- atomic(X), !, D = 1. d(C, X, D) :- atomic(C), !, D = 0. d(U+V, X, DU+DV) :- d(U, X, DU), d(V, X, DV). d(U-V, X, DU-DV) :- d(U, X, DU), d(V, X, DV). d(U*V, X, DU*V+U*DV) :- d(U, X, DU), d(V, X, DV). d(U**N, X, N*U**N1*DU) :- integer(N), N1 is N-1, d(U, X, DU). d(-U, X, -DU) :- d(U, X, DU).


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Former Republican governor abandons Trump 2020 challenge
WASHINGTON: Mark Sanford, a former governor of South Carolina, abandoned his longshot bid on Tuesday (Nov 12) to challenge President Donald Trump for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination.
Sanford, 59, announced he was suspending his campaign in a statement on his Facebook page.
"I am suspending my race because impeachment has made our goal of making the debt, deficit and spending issue a part of this presidential debate impossible right now," he said.
"Impeachment literally pulls all the oxygen from the room that could be used to discuss a host of other issues," Sanford said.
"The Republican Party is made up of good people, but it has been misled by this President and turned in a direction that will bring self-inflicted injury both to the party and the conservative movement for years to come," he added.
The Democratic-led House of Representatives is to open public impeachment inquiry hearings on Wednesday accusing Trump of abuse of power.
Sanford's bid to challenge the sitting president for the Republican nomination failed to gain much traction since he threw his name into the ring two months ago.
His departure from the race leaves two other Republicans waging longshot bids for the nomination -- former Massachusetts governor William Weld and former Illinois congressman Joe Walsh.
Sanford was governor of South Carolina from 2003 to 2011, and served two separate stints in the House of Representatives, but lost a party primary in 2018 after Trump urged voters to back his challenger.


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| 024:002 Khan | : |
The woman and the man guilty of illegal sexual intercourse, flog each of them with a hundred stripes. Let not pity withhold you in their case, in a punishment prescribed by Allah, if you believe in Allah and the Last Day. And let a party of the believers witness their punishment. (This punishment is for unmarried persons guilty of the above crime but if married persons commit it, the punishment is to stone them to death, according to Allah's Law). |
| 024:002 Maulana | : |
The adulteress and the adulterer, flog each of them (with) a hundred stripes, and let not pity for them detain you from obedience to Allah, if you believe in Allah and the Last Day, and let a party of believers witness their chastisement. |
| 024:002 Pickthal | : |
The adulterer and the adulteress, scourge ye each one of them (with) a hundred stripes. And let not pity for the twain withhold you from obedience to Allah, if ye believe in Allah and the Last Day. And let a party of believers witness their punishment. |
| 024:002 Rashad | : |
The adulteress and the adulterer you shall whip each of them a hundred lashes. Do not be swayed by pity from carrying out GOD's law, if you truly believe in GOD and the Last Day. And let a group of believers witness their penalty. |
| 024:002 Sarwar | : |
Flog the fornicatress and the fornicator with a hundred lashes each. Let there be no reluctance in enforcing the laws of God, if you have faith in God and the Day of Judgment. Let it take place in the presence of a group of believers. |
| 024:002 Shakir | : |
(As for) the fornicatress and the fornicator, flog each of them, (giving) a hundred stripes, and let not pity for them detain you in the matter of obedience to Allah, if you believe in Allah and the last day, and let a party of believers witness their chastisement. |
| 024:002 Sherali | : |
The adulteress and the adulterer - flog each one of them with a hundred stripes. And let not pity for the twain take hold of you in executing the judgment of ALLAH, if you believe in ALLAH and the Last Day. And let a party of the believers witness their punishment. |
| 024:002 Yusufali | : |
The woman and the man guilty of adultery or fornication,- flog each of them with a hundred stripes: Let not compassion move you in their case, in a matter prescribed by Allah, if ye believe in Allah and the Last Day: and let a party of the Believers witness their punishment. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العلاقات القضائية > أحكام قانونية > الحدود > حدّ الزنى Judicial Relationships>Legal Rules>The Punishments>For Committing Adultery
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Source code for berrymon.config
"""
Config Module
=============
This module contains definitions for
the configuration of Berrymon.
"""
import json
[docs]class Config:
"""
This class represents a configuration for Berrymon with
information like the API host address or the address of
an LCD display that’s meant to be used by Berrymon.
:ivar str host: The API host address.
:ivar int port: The API port.
:ivar bool enable_lcd: Determines if an LCD display should be used or not.
:ivar lcd_address: The address of a connected display.
:ivar lcd_bus: The bus number of a display is connected to.
:ivar lcd_lines: The amount of lines on a connected display.
:ivar lcd_line_length: The line length of a connected display.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>"
self.port = 2374
self.enable_lcd = False
self.lcd_addr = 0x27
self.lcd_bus = 1
self.lcd_lines = 2
self.lcd_line_length = 16
[docs] def load_from_file(self, path: str):
"""
Loads configuration values from
a JSON file specified by the *path*.
:param str path: The path of the JSON configuration file.
"""
contents = json.load(open(path))
self.host = str(contents["host"])
self.port = int(contents["port"])
self.enable_lcd = contents["enable_lcd"]
self.lcd_addr = int(contents["lcd_addr"], 16)
self.lcd_bus = int(contents["lcd_bus"])
self.lcd_lines = int(contents["lcd_lines"])
self.lcd_line_length = int(contents["lcd_line_length"])
[docs] def save_to_file(self, path: str):
"""
Saves the current configuration to a
JSON file specified by the *path*
:param str path: The path of the JSON configuration file.
"""
json.dump({"host": self.host,
"port": self.port,
"enable_lcd": self.enable_lcd,
"lcd_addr": hex(self.lcd_addr),
"lcd_bus": self.lcd_bus,
"lcd_lines": self.lcd_lines,
"lcd_line_length": self.lcd_line_length}, open(path))


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Complete the steps below in the Trinket to solve this problem with Python. It is recommended that you type each line instead of copying/pasting so you start to remember what you've done previously.
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# Import Libraries
, add the following lines:
import numpy as np
import math
# Variables
, add the following variables as listed in the problem:
C_mag = #
Replace #
with the given magnitude of vector C.D_mag = #
Replace #
with the given magnitude of vector D.theta = angle
Replace #
with the given angle between vector D and the x axis.# Cross C x D part 1
, add CD = C_mag * D_mag * math.sin(math.radians(theta))
# Cross C x D part 2
, add the following variables. Note: In this second part, we are confirming
the cross from the previous section and using trigonometry to figure out the vectors based on the given vector magnitudes. This answer
will also help answering part (b) of this problem.
C_vec = np.array([x, y, z])
Replace x, y, z
based on the given graph and values for vector C.D_opp = D_mag * math.sin(math.radians(theta))
.D_adj = math.sqrt(D_mag**2 - D_opp**2)
.D_vec = np.array([D_adj, D_opp, 0])
CD_vec = np.cross(C_vec, D_vec)
# Cross D x C
, add DC_vec = np.cross(D_vec, C_vec)
. Note: Try to predict the answer before printing.# Print
, print the answers!
print(CD)
.print(CD_vec)
.print(DC_vec)
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Developer is a mostly ammonia based chemical that takes up to 90 seconds to reveal a perfect image.
After the develper process, you dunk it in rinse. It is again, mostly water that halts the development process.
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| expect {testthat} | R Documentation |
expect_
functionsCall expect()
when writing your own expectations. See
vignette("custom-expectation")
for details.
expect( ok, failure_message, info = NULL, srcref = NULL, trace = NULL, trace_env = caller_env() )
ok |
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failure_message |
Message to show if the expectation failed. |
info |
Character vector continuing additional information. Included for backward compatibility only and new expectations should not use it. |
srcref |
Location of the failure. Should only needed to be explicitly supplied when you need to forward a srcref captured elsewhere. |
trace |
An optional backtrace created by |
trace_env |
If |
While expect()
creates and signals an expectation in one go,
exp_signal()
separately signals an expectation that you
have manually created with new_expectation()
. Expectations are
signalled with the following protocol:
If the expectation is a failure or an error, it is signalled with
base::stop()
. Otherwise, it is signalled with
base::signalCondition()
.
The continue_test
restart is registered. When invoked, failing
expectations are ignored and normal control flow is resumed to
run the other tests.
An expectation object. Signals the expectation condition
with a continue_test
restart.


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Fits a Constrained Segmented Distributed Lag regression model to epidemiological time series of mortality, temperature, and other confounders.
| Version: | 1.5.2 |
| Depends: | mgcv, splines |
| Published: | 2014-09-18 |
| Author: | Vito M.R. Muggeo |
| Maintainer: | Vito M.R. Muggeo <vito.muggeo at unipa.it> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | modTempEff citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | modTempEff results |
| Reference manual: | modTempEff.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Temperature Effects on Mortality via Constrained Segmented Distributed Lag Models |
| Package source: | modTempEff_1.5.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: modTempEff_1.5.2.zip, r-release: modTempEff_1.5.2.zip, r-oldrel: modTempEff_1.5.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: modTempEff_1.5.2.tgz, r-oldrel: modTempEff_1.5.2.tgz |
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|
RITE OF EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION AND BENEDICTION |
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EXPOSITION Alter the people have assembled, a song may be sung while the minister comes to the altar. If the holy eucharist is not reserved at the altar where the exposition is to take place, the minister puts on a humeral veil and brings the sacrament from the place of reservation; he is accompanied by servers or by the faithful with lighted candles. The following song may be sung: |
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O salutaris Hostia Quae coeli pandis ostium. Bella premunt hostilia; Da robar fer auxilium. |
O Saving Victim opening
wide The gate of heav’n to man below! Our foes press on from
every side; Thine aid supply, Thy strength bestow. |
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Uni trinoque
Domino Sit sempiterna Gloria: Qui vital sine termino, Nobis Donet in patria. Amen. |
To thy great name be
endless praise Immortal Godhead, One in
Three; Oh, grant us endless length
of days, In our true native land
with Thee. Amen. |
|
The ciborium or
monstrance should be placed upon the table or the altar which is covered with
a cloth. If exposition with the monstrance is to extend over a long period, a
throne in an elevated position may be used, but this should not be too lofty
or distant. After exposition, if the monstrance is used, the minister
incenses the sacrament. If the adoration is to be lengthy, he may then
withdraw. In the case of
more solemn and lengthy exposition, the host should be consecrated in the
Mass which immediately precedes the exposition and after communion should be
placed in the monstrance upon the altar. The Mass ends with the prayer after
communion, and the concluding rites are omitted. Before the priest leaves, he
may place the blessed sacrament on the throne and incense it. |
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ADORATION |
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During the
exposition there should be prayers, songs, and readings to direct the
attention of the faithful to the worship of Christ the Lord. To encourage a
prayerful spirit, there should be readings from scripture with a homily or
brief exhortations to develop a better understanding of the Eucharistic mystery.
It is also desirable for the people to respond to the word of God by singing
and to spend some periods of time in religious silence. Part of the
liturgy of the hours, especially the principal hours, may be celebrated
before the blessed sacrament when there is a lengthy period of exposition. This
liturgy extends the praise and thanksgiving offered to God in the Eucharistic
celebration to the several hours of the day; it directs the prayers of the
Church to Christ and through him to the Father in the name of the whole
world. |
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BENEDICTION |
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Toward the end the
priest or deacon goes to the altar, genuflects, and kneels. Then a hymn or
other Eucharistic song is sung. Meanwhile the minister, while kneeling,
incenses the sacrament if the exposition has taken place with the monstrance.
The following hymn may be sung: |
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Tantum ergo Sacramentum Veneremur cernui; Et
Antiquum documentum Novo
cedat ritui; Praestet fides supplementum Sensuum defectui. |
Bowing low, then, offer homage To a Sacrament so great! Here is new and perfect
worship; All the old must terminate. Senses cannot grasp this
marvel: Faith must serve to compensate. |
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Genitori, Genitoque Laus et iubilatio; Salus, honor, virtus quoque Sit et benedictio: Procedenti
ab utroque Compar
sit laudation. Amen. |
Praise and glorify the
Father, Bless his Son’s life-giving
name, Singing their eternal
Godhead, Power, majesty and fame, Offering their Holy Spirit Equal worship and acclaim. Amen. |
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V. Panem de coelo praestitisti
eis. (T.P: Alleluia). |
V. You have given
them Bread from heaven. (T.P: Alleluia). |
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R. Omne delectamentum in se habentem. (T.P: Alleluia). |
R. Having within
it all sweetness. (T.P: Alleluia). |
|
Afterward the
minister rises and sings or says: |
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Oremus. Deus, qui nobis sub sacramento mirábili, passionis tuae memóriam reliquísti: tribue, quaesumus, ita nos córporis et sánguinis tui sacra mysteria venerári, ut redemptiónis tuae fructum in nobis iúgiter sentiamus. Qui vivis et regnas in saecula saeculórum. R. Amen. |
Let us pray. Lord Jesus Christ, you gave us the eucharist as the memorial of your
suffering and death. May our worship of this sacrament of your body and blood
help us to experience the salvation you won for us and the peace of the
kingdom where you live with the Father and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever
and ever. R. Amen. |
|
After the prayer
the priest or deacon puts on the humeral veil, genuflects, and takes the
monstrance or ciborium. He makes the sign of the cross over the people with
the monstrance or ciborium, in silence. Afterwards the divine praises may be
said: |
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Blessed be God. Blessed be His Holy Name. Blessed be Jesus Christ,
true God and true man. Blessed be the Name of
Jesus. Blessed be His Most Sacred
Heart. Blessed be His Most
Precious Blood. Blessed be Jesus in the
Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar. Blessed be the Holy Spirit
the Paraclete. Blessed be the great Mother
of God, Mary Most Holy. Blessed be her holy and
Immaculate Conception. Blessed be her glorious
Assumption. Blessed be the name of
Mary, Virgin and Mother. Blessed be Blessed be God in His
Angels and in His saints. Amen. |
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REPOSITION |
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After that the
priest or deacon who gave the blessing, or another priest or deacon, replaces
the blessed sacrament in the tabernacle and genuflects. Meanwhile the people
may sing or say an acclamation, and the minister then leaves. |
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O sacrament Most Holy O Sacrament Divine, All praise and all
thanksgiving Be every moment Thine, Be every moment Thine. |


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JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING
TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
August 3-6 & 11-13, 2017
Director - Wess Hughes
Assistant Director - Laura Cooley
Musical Director - Shane Cockrell
Choreographer - Coco Caldwell
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Narrator - Kathy Lee, Holly Wansley
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His Father Jacob - Bill Mullins
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pma_api.models package¶
Submodules¶
pma_api.models.api_base module¶
Abstract base model.
-
class
pma_api.models.api_base.
ApiModel
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
Abstract base model.
-
static
empty_to_none
(kwargs)¶ Convert any empty strings to None type.
- Args:
- kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments.
-
classmethod
get_by_code
(lookup)¶ Return an item by code or list of codes.
- Args:
- lookup (str or seq of str): The codes to lookup
- Returns:
- The records that match that code
-
ignore_field_prefix
= '__'¶
-
static
namespace
(old_dict, prefix, index=None)¶ Namespaces keys in a dict by doing a prepend to key strings.
- Args:
- old_dict (dict): The original dictionary. prefix (str): Prefix to prepend. index (int): Optional index to append after the prefix. This is to handle situations where a field has one or more sibling fields that represent essentially the same variable, e.g. “characteristic1”, “characteristic2”.
- Returns:
- dict: Namespace formatted dictionary.
-
static
prune_ignored_fields
(kwargs)¶ Prune ignored fields.
- Args:
- kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments.
-
static
set_kwargs_id
(kwargs, source_key, target_key, model, required=True)¶ Set id of data model field based on code.
If the target key is present and it has a value, use that. Otherwise use the source key and do a lookup.
- Args:
- source_key (str): Model ‘code’ field name. target_key (str): model ‘id’ field name. model (class): The corresponding SqlAlchemy model class. required (bool): True if target key should have an ID. kwargs (dict): The keyword argument representation of query parameters submitted by the API request.
- Raises:
- KeyError: If identification code for record was not supplied or did
- not resolve.
-
static
update_kwargs_date
(kwargs, source_key, fstr)¶ Update dates to correct format.
- Args:
- kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments. source_key (str): The source date string. fstr (str): The format string for the date.
-
static
update_kwargs_english
(kwargs, source_key, target_key)¶ Translate API query parameters to equivalent in model.
API URL query parameters are in many case abstracted away from the db_models and underlying database. For example, ‘survey’ in the API would equate to ‘survey_id’ in the database model. Side effects: kwargs are modified so that new key of name matching ‘target_key’ argument is inserted, with value as the corresponding record id.
- Args:
- source_key (str): The API query parameter. target_key (str): The equivalent model field. kwargs (dict): The keyword argument representation of query parameters submitted by the API request.
-
static
-
pma_api.models.api_base.
prune_ignored_fields
(kwargs)¶ Prune ignored fields.
- Args:
- kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments.
pma_api.models.core module¶
Core db_models.
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
Characteristic
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
Characteristic model.
-
char_grp
¶
-
char_grp_id
¶
-
code
¶
-
datalab_init_json
()¶ Datalab init json: Characteristic.
-
full_json
(lang=None, jns=False, index=None)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
This response contains fields of 1 or more related model(s) which are included along with fields for this model.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified. jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name. index (int): Field index for fields that have multiple instances of itself, e.g. “characteristic1”, “characteristic2”.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
id
¶
-
label
¶
-
label_id
¶
-
static
none_json
(jns=False, index=None)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
All values in this dictionary are set to none, serving the cases where no data is found or needs to be supplied.
This response contains fields of 1 or more related model(s) which are included along with fields for this model.
- Args:
- jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name. index (int): Field index for fields that have multiple instances of itself, e.g. “characteristic1”, “characteristic2”.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
order
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
CharacteristicGroup
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
CharacteristicGroup model.
-
category
¶
-
category_id
¶
-
code
¶
-
datalab_init_json
()¶ Datalab init json: CharacteristicGroup.
-
definition
¶
-
definition_id
¶
-
full_json
(lang=None, jns=False, index=None)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified. jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name. index (int): Field index for fields that have multiple instances of itself, e.g. “characteristic1”, “characteristic2”.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
id
¶
-
label
¶
-
label_id
¶
-
static
none_json
(jns=False, index=None)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
All values in this dictionary are set to none, serving the cases where no data is found or needs to be supplied.
- Args:
- jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name. index (int): Field index for fields that have multiple instances of itself, e.g. “characteristic1”, “characteristic2”.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
order
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
Country
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
Country model.
-
api_schema
= {'fields': {'id': {'restrictions': {'queryable': True, 'size_max': None, 'size_min': 1, 'type': <class 'str'>}}, 'label': {'restrictions': {'queryable': True, 'size_max': None, 'size_min': 1, 'type': <class 'str'>}}, 'order': {'restrictions': {'queryable': False, 'size_max': None, 'size_min': 1, 'type': <class 'int'>}}, 'region': {'restrictions': {'queryable': True, 'size_max': None, 'size_min': 1, 'type': <class 'str'>}}, 'subregion': {'restrictions': {'queryable': True, 'size_max': None, 'size_min': 1, 'type': <class 'str'>}}}}¶
-
code
¶
-
full_json
(lang=None, jns=False)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified. jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
id
¶
-
label
¶
-
label_id
¶
-
order
¶
-
region
¶
-
subregion
¶
-
to_json
(lang=None)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
Contains URL for resource entity.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
url_for
()¶ Supply URL for resource entity.
- Returns:
- dict: Dict of key ‘url’ and value of URL for resource entity.
-
static
validate_keys
(request_args)¶ Validate whether query parameters passed even exist to be queried.
- Args:
- request_args (ImmutableMultiDict): API query parameters.
- Returns:
- tuple: (bool: Validity, str: Error message)
-
static
validate_param_types
(request_args)¶ Validate query parameter types.
- Args:
- request_args (ImmutableMultiDict): API query parameters.
- Returns
- bool: True if valid param types, else false.
-
static
validate_query
(request_args)¶ Validate query.
- Args:
- request_args (ImmutableMultiDict): API query parameters.
- Returns:
- bool: True if valid query, else false. lit: List of error message strings.
-
static
validate_queryable
(request_args)¶ Validate whether query parameters are allowed to be queried.
- Args:
- request_args (ImmutableMultiDict): API query parameters.
- Returns:
- tuple: (bool: Validity, str: Error message)
-
static
validate_types
(request_args)¶ Validate whether query parameter types are correct.
- Args:
- request_args (ImmutableMultiDict): API query parameters.
- Returns:
- tuple: (bool: Validity, str: Error message)
-
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
Data
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
Data model.
-
char1
¶
-
char1_id
¶
-
char2
¶
-
char2_id
¶
-
code
¶
-
denom_uw
¶
-
denom_w
¶
-
full_json
(lang=None, jns=False)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
This response contains fields of 1 or more related model(s) which are included along with fields for this model.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified. jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
geo
¶
-
geo_id
¶
-
id
¶
-
indicator
¶
-
indicator_id
¶
-
is_total
¶
-
level_ci
¶
-
lower_ci
¶
-
precision
¶
-
survey
¶
-
survey_id
¶
-
upper_ci
¶
-
value
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
Geography
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
Geography model.
-
code
¶
-
id
¶
-
label
¶
-
label_id
¶
-
static
none_json
(jns=False)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
All values in this dictionary are set to none, serving the cases where no data is found or needs to be supplied.
- Args:
- jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
order
¶
-
subheading
¶
-
subheading_id
¶
-
type
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
Indicator
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
Indicator model.
-
code
¶
-
datalab_init_json
()¶ Datalab init json: Indicator.
-
definition
¶
-
definition_id
¶
-
denominator
¶
-
domain
¶
-
domain_id
¶
-
favorite_order
¶
-
full_json
(lang=None, jns=False, endpoint=None)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
This response contains fields of 1 or more related model(s) which are included along with fields for this model.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified. jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name, e.g. indicator.id. endpoint (str): If supplied, provides URL for entity in response.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
id
¶
-
is_favorite
¶
-
label
¶
-
label_id
¶
-
level1
¶
-
level1_id
¶
-
level2
¶
-
level2_id
¶
-
measurement_type
¶
-
order
¶
-
type
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.core.
Survey
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
pma_api.models.api_base.ApiModel
Survey model.
-
code
¶
-
country
¶
-
country_id
¶
-
datalab_init_json
(reduced: bool = True)¶ Datalab init json: Survey
- Args:
- reduced (bool): Return more information if true
-
end_date
¶
-
full_json
(lang=None, jns=False)¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
This response contains fields of 1 or more related model(s) which are included along with fields for this model.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified. jns (bool): If true, namespaces all dictionary keys with prefixed table name.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
geography
¶
-
geography_id
¶
-
id
¶
-
label
¶
-
label_id
¶
-
order
¶
-
partner
¶
-
partner_id
¶
-
pma_code
¶
-
round
¶
-
start_date
¶
-
type
¶
-
url_for
()¶ Supply URL for resource entity.
- Returns:
- dict: Dict of key ‘url’ and value of URL for resource entity.
-
year
¶
-
pma_api.models.dataset module¶
Dataset model.
-
class
pma_api.models.dataset.
Dataset
(file_path: str, processing: bool = False)¶ Bases:
object
dataset_type: string / varchar; factor var of (‘data’, ‘metadata’, ‘full’) datasetSubType: string / varchar ~256?; domain of, (‘CCRR’, ‘METADATA_CLASS’, ‘all’/’full’)
- Example usage:
- new_dataset = Dataset(file_path)
-
static
get_file_version
(path: str)¶ Get file version
- Args:
- path (str): Path to API or UI spec data file
- Returns:
- int: Version number
-
static
is_dataset_file_active_in_db
(path: str) → bool¶ Is API or UI dataset spec data file active in DB?
- Args:
- path (str): Path to API or UI dataset spec data file
- Returns:
- bool: Is the dataset in the file currently active in the DB?
-
static
ui_dataset_already_active
(path: str) → bool¶ Is UI dataset spec data file active in DB?
- Args:
- path (str): Path to file
- Returns:
- bool: Is the dataset in the file currently active in the DB?
pma_api.models.meta module¶
Metadata table.
-
class
pma_api.models.meta.
ApiMetadata
(path)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
Metadata.
-
blob
¶
-
created_on
¶
-
classmethod
get_current_api_data
(as_json: bool = False) → Union[Dict, Any]¶ Return the record for the most recent API data.
- Args:
- as_json (bool): Return as dictionary to be serialized into JSON?
- Returns:
- Union[Dict, db.Model]: Record
-
classmethod
get_current_ui_data
(as_json: bool = False) → Union[Dict, Any]¶ Return the record for the most recent UI data.
- Args:
- as_json (bool): Return as dictionary to be serialized into JSON?
- Returns:
- Union[Dict, db.Model]: Record
-
classmethod
get_record
(ui_or_api: str, as_json: bool = False) → Union[Dict, Any]¶ Return the record for the most recent API/UI data.
- Args:
- as_json (bool): Return as dictionary to be serialized into JSON? ui_or_api (str): Dataset type; valid values: (‘ui’, ‘api’)
- Returns:
- Union[Dict, db.Model]: Record
-
id
¶
-
md5_checksum
¶
-
name
¶
-
to_json
()¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
type
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.meta.
Cache
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
Cache for API responses.
-
static
cache_datalab_init
(app: flask.app.Flask = <LocalProxy unbound>)¶ Add /v1/datalab/init to the server cache.
This method checks the cache. If there is nothing cached or if the md5s do not match, then a new cached response is generated and saved.
- Args:
- app (Flask): The Flask app. There must be a current app context.
-
static
cache_route
(route: str, app: flask.app.Flask = <LocalProxy unbound>)¶ Add route to the server cache
This method checks the cache. If there is nothing cached or if the md5s do not match, then a new cached response is generated and saved.
- Args:
- route (str): route to cache app (Flask): The Flask app. There must be a current app context.
-
classmethod
get
(key)¶ Return a record by key.
-
key
¶
-
mimetype
¶
-
source_data_md5
¶
-
value
¶
-
static
pma_api.models.string module¶
EnglishString & Translation model.
-
class
pma_api.models.string.
EnglishString
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
EnglishString model.
-
code
¶
-
datalab_init_json
()¶ Datalab init json: EnglishString.
-
english
¶
-
id
¶
-
static
insert_or_update
(english, code)¶ Insert or update an English record.
- Args:
- english (str): The string in English to insert. code (str): The code for the string.
- Returns:
- The EnglishString record inserted or updated.
-
static
insert_unique
(english, code=None)¶ Insert a unique record into the database.
Creates a code and combines with English text to as the parameters for new record.
- Args:
- english (str): The string in English to insert. code (str): The code for the string. None if it should be random.
- Returns:
- The new EnglishString record.
-
to_json
()¶ Return dictionary ready to convert to JSON as response.
Contains URL for resource entity.
- Returns:
- dict: API response ready to be JSONified.
-
to_string
(lang=None)¶ Return string in specified language if supplied, else English.
- Args:
- lang (str): The language, if specified.
- Returns:
- str: The text.
-
translations
¶
-
-
class
pma_api.models.string.
Translation
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
Translation model.
-
english_id
¶
-
id
¶
-
language_code
¶
-
static
languages
()¶ Languages list.
-
languages_info
= {'english': {'active': True, 'code': 'en', 'label': 'English', 'string_records': 'english'}, 'french': {'active': True, 'code': 'fr', 'label': 'French', 'string_records': 'To be implemented.'}}¶
-
static
prune_ignored_fields
(kwargs)¶ Prune ignored fields.
- Args:
- kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments.
-
translation
¶
-
pma_api.models.task module¶
Metadata table.
-
class
pma_api.models.task.
Task
(task_id, is_active=False)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
Tasks
Attribute ‘id’ is not auto-generated / auto-incremented, but is actually a unique task ID assigned by celery.
-
classmethod
get_present_tasks
(validate: bool = True, update: bool = True) → List[str]¶ Get list of IDs for active tasks
- Side effects:
- Modifies records if update arg is True
- Args:
- validate (bool): If True, will query task queue message broker to
- see if tasks marked as active in the PMA API db are in fact correctly marked as such. If update arg is True, validation will also run validation even if the arg validate is False.
- update (bool): If True, will: (1) also set validation to True, (2)
- also modify records to correctly mark them as inactive if they fail to validate as active tasks.
- TODO 2019.04.15-jef: Ideally, we want to use a more standard way to get
- a list of present (active/scheduled/reserved tasks). Unfortunately, there are some issues making this difficult in Celery 4. Presently, best solution seems to be either: a. downgrade to Celery 3, or b. use rabbitmq-admin available on pip. Useful link: https://stackoverflow. com/questions/5544629/retrieve-list-of-tasks-in-a-queue-in-celery
- Returns:
- list(str): Present tasks
-
id
¶
-
is_active
¶
-
classmethod
register_active
(task_id: str)¶ Register task as active
- Side effects:
- Adds record to DB if doesn’t exist
- Modifies record
-
classmethod
register_inactive
(task_id: str)¶ Register task as inactive
- Side effects:
- Modifies record
-
classmethod
pma_api.models.user module¶
Metadata table.
-
class
pma_api.models.user.
User
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.Model
,flask_user.user_mixin.UserMixin
Regarding collation: The collation=’NOCASE’ is required to search case insensitively when USER_IFIND_MODE is ‘nocase_collation’.
- Example:
- username = db.Column(db.String(100, collation=’NOCASE’), …)
- Warnings:
- PostgreSQL does not allow for (utf-8) ‘NOCASE’ collation.
-
active
¶
-
email_confirmed_at
¶
-
first_name
¶
-
id
¶
-
last_name
¶
-
password
¶
-
username
¶
Module contents¶
Model definitions.
This file defines the doorway for other components into the db_models sub-package.


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public interface CqlMigrator
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clean(com.datastax.driver.core.Session session,
java.lang.String keyspace)
Drops keyspace if it exists
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void |
clean(java.lang.String[] hosts,
int port,
java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password,
java.lang.String keyspace)
Drops keyspace if it exists
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void |
migrate(com.datastax.driver.core.Session session,
java.lang.String keyspace,
java.util.Collection<java.nio.file.Path> directories)
If all nodes are up and a lock can be acquired this runs migration
starting with bootstrap.cql and then the rest in alphabetical order.
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migrate(java.lang.String[] hosts,
int port,
java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password,
java.lang.String keyspace,
java.util.Collection<java.nio.file.Path> directories)
If all nodes are up and a lock can be acquired this runs migration
starting with bootstrap.cql and then the rest in alphabetical order.
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void migrate(java.lang.String[] hosts, int port, java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password, java.lang.String keyspace, java.util.Collection<java.nio.file.Path> directories)
hosts
- Comma separated list of cassandra hostsport
- Native transport port for the above cassandra nodesusername
- Username for Cassandra's internal authentication using PasswordAuthenticator
(if using AllowAllAuthenticator, can be set to any value)password
- Password for Cassandra's internal authentication using PasswordAuthenticator
(if using AllowAllAuthenticator, can be set to any value)keyspace
- Keyspace name for which the schema migration needs to be applieddirectories
- Comma separated list of directory paths containing the cql statements for the schema changeClusterUnhealthyException
- if any nodes are down or the schema is not in agreement before running migrationCannotAcquireLockException
- if any of the queries to acquire lock fail or
CassandraLockConfig.CassandraLockConfigBuilder.withTimeout(Duration)
is reached before lock can be acquired.CannotReleaseLockException
- if any of the queries to release lock failjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if any file types other than .cql are foundjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if cql file has changed after migration has been runcom.datastax.driver.core.exceptions.DriverException
- if any of the migration queries failsvoid migrate(com.datastax.driver.core.Session session, java.lang.String keyspace, java.util.Collection<java.nio.file.Path> directories)
session
- Session to a cassandra clusterkeyspace
- Keyspace name for which the schema migration needs to be applieddirectories
- Comma separated list of directory paths containing the cql statements for the schema changeClusterUnhealthyException
- if any nodes are down or the schema is not
in agreement before running migrationCannotAcquireLockException
- if any of the queries to acquire lock fail or
CassandraLockConfig.CassandraLockConfigBuilder.withTimeout(Duration)
is reached before lock can be acquired.CannotReleaseLockException
- if any of the queries to release lock failjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if any file types other than .cql are foundjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if cql file has changed after migration has been runcom.datastax.driver.core.exceptions.DriverException
- if any of the migration queries failsvoid clean(java.lang.String[] hosts, int port, java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password, java.lang.String keyspace)
hosts
- Comma separated list of cassandra hostsport
- Native transport port for the above cassandra nodesusername
- Username for Cassandra's internal authentication using PasswordAuthenticator
(if using AllowAllAuthenticator, can be set to any value)password
- Password for Cassandra's internal authentication using PasswordAuthenticator
(if using AllowAllAuthenticator, can be set to any value)keyspace
- Keyspace name for which the schema migration needs to be appliedcom.datastax.driver.core.exceptions.DriverException
- if query failsvoid clean(com.datastax.driver.core.Session session, java.lang.String keyspace)
session
- Session to a cassandra clusterkeyspace
- Keyspace name for which the schema migration needs to be appliedcom.datastax.driver.core.exceptions.DriverException
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From January 2015 - Present
- Currently building a web application that crowdsources remote sensing data collection for use in unsupervised machine learning algorithms.
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From May 2014 - Present
- Created the Security Executive Dashboard, an application designed to allow executives to review the current progress of security initiatives and current risk posture, saving the security team many hours spent on preparing reports and helping the company use less paper. Written in Java, GWT, Spring, and Oracle SQL.
- Collaborated with two other interns to develop the Release and Deployment Dashboard, a dashboard that monitors the health of the company's projects and displays data about those projects. Written in Java, GWT, and Spring.
- Emphasized the use of modular design, agile software development methodologies, and secure coding principles while developing both assigned projects.
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Novel Architectures
- Estimating Performance of a Ray-Tracing ASIC Design
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Sven Woop,
Erik Brunvand,
Philipp Slusallek
- Ray Tracing on the CELL processor
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Carsten Benthin,
Ingo Wald,
Michael Scherbaum,
Heiko Friedrich
Intersections
- Improving Ray Tracing Precision by World Space Intersection Computation
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Holger Dammertz,
Alexander Keller
- Optimizing Ray-Triangle Intersection via Automated Search
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Andrew Kensler,
Peter Shirley
Dynamic Scenes
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Christian Lauterbach,
Sung-eui Yoon,
David Tuft,
Dinesh Manocha
- An Evaluation of Parallel Grid Construction for Ray Tracing Dynamic Scenes
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Thiago Ize,
Chelsea Robertson,
Ingo Wald,
Steven G. Parker
kd-trees I
- Omnidirectional Ray Tracing Traversal Algorithm for kd-trees
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Alexander Reshetov
- On Building kd-Trees for Ray Tracing, and on doing that in O(N log N)
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Ingo Wald,
Vlastimil Havran
- On the Fast Construction of Spatial Hierarchies for Ray Tracing
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Vlastimil Havran,
Robert Herzog,
Hans-Peter Seidel
kd-trees II
- Fast kd-tree Construction with an Adaptive Error-Bounded Heuristic
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Warren Hunt,
William Mark,
Gordon Stoll
- Experiences with Streaming Construction of SAH KD-Trees
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Stefan Popov,
Johannes Gunther,
Hans-Peter Seidel,
Philipp Slusallek
Large Data
- GPU-Assisted Ray Casting Acceleration for Visualization of Large Scene Data Sets
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Daniel Balciunas, Lucas Dulley, Marcelo Zuffo
- The Quantized kd-Tree: Efficient Ray Tracing of Compressed Point Clouds
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Erik Hubo,
Tom Mertens,
Tom Haber,
Philippe Bekaert
- Interactive Isosurface Ray Tracing of Large Octree Volumes
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Aaron Knoll,
Ingo Wald,
Steven G. Parker,
Charles D Hansen
Importance Sampling
- Filter Importance Sampling
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Manfred Ernst,
Marc Stamminger,
Gunther Greiner
- Global Importance Sampling of Glossy Surfaces using the Photon Map
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Joshua Steinhurst,
Anselmo Lastra
Surfaces
- Incremental Raycasting of Piecewise Quadratic Surfaces on the GPU
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Carsten Stoll,
Stefan Gumhold,
Hans-Peter Seidel
- Ray Casting of Trimmed NURBS Surfaces on the GPU (PDF)
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Hans-Friedrich Pabst,
Jan P. Springer,
Andre Schollmeyer, Robert Lenhardt, Christian Lessig, Bernd Froehlich
- Direct and Fast Ray Tracing of NURBS Surfaces
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Oliver Abert,
Markus Geimer,
Stefan Muller
Systems
- Terrain Guided Multi-Level Instancing of Highly Complex Plant Populations
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Andreas Dietrich,
Gerd Marmitt,
Philipp Slusallek
- A Ray Tracing based Virtual Reality Framework for Industrial Design
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Ingo Wald,
Andreas Dietrich,
Carsten Benthin,
Alexander Efremov,
Tim Dahmen,
Johannes Gunther,
Vlastimil Havran,
Hans-Peter Seidel,
Philipp Slusallek
- Design for Parallel Interactive Ray Tracing Systems
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James Bigler,
Abe Stephens,
Steven G. Parker
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