public class InternalDomain
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.Vector<InternalAxiom> |
axioms
A
Vector of axioms seen so far in the domain description. |
private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
calcs
A
Vector of String names of user-defined
external code calls that must be imported before being used in the
domain description. |
private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
compoundTasks
A
Vector of String names of compound tasks seen
so far in the domain. |
private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
constants
A
Vector of String names of constant symbols
seen so far in the domain. |
private int |
constantsSize
The number of constant symbols already seen in the planning domain.
|
(package private) static java.lang.String |
endl
The new line character in the platform JSHOP2 is running on.
|
private java.util.Vector<InternalMethod> |
methods
A
Vector of methods seen so far in the domain description. |
private java.lang.String |
name
The
String name of the domain. |
private java.util.Vector<InternalOperator> |
operators
A
Vector of operators seen so far in the domain description. |
private JSHOP2Parser |
parser
The parser object that will parse this domain.
|
private int |
planNo
The number of solution plans per planning problem that the user has
requested from this object.
|
private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
primitiveTasks
A
Vector of String names of primitive tasks
seen so far in the domain. |
private java.lang.String |
probName
The
String name of the planning problem. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
InternalDomain(java.io.File fin,
int planNoIn)
To initialize this domain.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addAxiom(InternalAxiom axiom)
To add an axiom to the list of axioms read from the file.
|
void |
addCalc(java.lang.String what)
To add the
String name of an external code call to the list
of such code calls. |
int |
addCompoundTask(java.lang.String s)
To add a
String used as a name of a compound task in the
domain description to the list of compound task names, in case it has not
been added before. |
int |
addConstant(java.lang.String s)
To add a
String used as a constant symbol in the domain
description to the list of constant symbols, in case it has not been
added before. |
void |
addMethod(InternalMethod method)
To add a method to the list of methods read from the file.
|
void |
addOperator(InternalOperator op)
To add an operator to the list of operators read from the file.
|
int |
addPrimitiveTask(java.lang.String s)
To add a
String used as a name of a primitive task in the
domain description to the list of primitive task names, in case it has not
been added before. |
void |
close(int varsMaxSize)
This function writes the Java code necessary to produce this domain at
run time in the appropriate file.
|
void |
commandInitialize()
This function performs some necessary initialization when a problem file
is being compiled, mainly reading and parsing the text file associated
with the domain the planning problem is defined in.
|
void |
commandToCode(java.util.LinkedList<java.util.Vector<Predicate>> states,
java.util.LinkedList<TaskList> taskLists)
This function writes the Java code necessary to produce these planning
problems at run time in the appropriate file.
|
void |
dumpStringArray(java.io.BufferedWriter dest,
java.util.Vector<?> list)
This function saves a given
Vector of String s
in a given file. |
int |
getAxiomNo()
This function returns the number of axioms in this domain.
|
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
getCompoundTasks()
This function returns the
Vector where the
String names of the compound tasks in this domain are
stored. |
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
getConstants()
This function returns the
Vector where the
String names of the constant symbols in this domain are
stored. |
int |
getMethodNo()
This function returns the number of methods in this domain.
|
java.lang.String |
getName()
This function returns the
String name of this domain. |
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
getPrimitiveTasks()
This function returns the
Vector where the
String names of the primitive tasks in this domain are
stored. |
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
The main function that is called to do the compilation.
|
int |
readStringArray(java.io.BufferedReader src,
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> list)
This function reads a
Vector of String s from
a given file. |
void |
setName(java.lang.String nameIn)
To set the name of this planning domain.
|
void |
setProbName(java.lang.String probNameIn)
To set the name of this planning problem.
|
java.lang.String |
vectorToCode(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> list,
java.lang.String name)
This function produces the Java code needed to allocate and initialize an
array the elements of which are drawn from a given
Vector of
String s. |
private int planNo
private java.util.Vector<InternalAxiom> axioms
Vector
of axioms seen so far in the domain description.
Each member is of type InternalAxiom
.private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> calcs
Vector
of String
names of user-defined
external code calls that must be imported before being used in the
domain description.private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> compoundTasks
Vector
of String
names of compound tasks seen
so far in the domain.private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> constants
Vector
of String
names of constant symbols
seen so far in the domain.private int constantsSize
static final java.lang.String endl
private java.util.Vector<InternalMethod> methods
Vector
of methods seen so far in the domain description.
Each member is of type InternalMethod
.private java.lang.String name
String
name of the domain.private java.util.Vector<InternalOperator> operators
Vector
of operators seen so far in the domain description.
Each member is of type InternalOperator
.private JSHOP2Parser parser
private java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> primitiveTasks
Vector
of String
names of primitive tasks
seen so far in the domain.private java.lang.String probName
String
name of the planning problem.public InternalDomain(java.io.File fin, int planNoIn) throws java.io.IOException
fin
- the file from which the domain description is to be read.planNoIn
- the number of solution plans per planning problem that the user
has requested from this object.java.io.IOException
public void addAxiom(InternalAxiom axiom)
axiom
- the axiom to be added.public int addCompoundTask(java.lang.String s)
String
used as a name of a compound task in the
domain description to the list of compound task names, in case it has not
been added before.s
- the String
to be added.public int addConstant(java.lang.String s)
String
used as a constant symbol in the domain
description to the list of constant symbols, in case it has not been
added before.s
- the String
to be added.public void addCalc(java.lang.String what)
String
name of an external code call to the list
of such code calls.what
- the name of the code call being added.public void addMethod(InternalMethod method)
method
- the method to be added.public void addOperator(InternalOperator op)
op
- the operator to be added.public int addPrimitiveTask(java.lang.String s)
String
used as a name of a primitive task in the
domain description to the list of primitive task names, in case it has not
been added before.s
- the String
to be added.public void close(int varsMaxSize) throws java.io.IOException
varsMaxSize
- the maximum number of variables seen in any variable scope in
this domain.java.io.IOException
public void commandInitialize() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public void commandToCode(java.util.LinkedList<java.util.Vector<Predicate>> states, java.util.LinkedList<TaskList> taskLists) throws java.io.IOException
states
- the list of initial state of the world, one per each planning
problem.taskLists
- the list of the task lists to be achieved, one per each planning
problem.java.io.IOException
public void dumpStringArray(java.io.BufferedWriter dest, java.util.Vector<?> list) throws java.io.IOException
Vector
of String
s
in a given file.dest
- the file where the Vector
is to be saved.list
- the Vector
to be saved.java.io.IOException
public int getAxiomNo()
public java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> getCompoundTasks()
Vector
where the
String
names of the compound tasks in this domain are
stored.Vector
where the String
names of
the compound tasks in this domain are stored.public java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> getConstants()
Vector
where the
String
names of the constant symbols in this domain are
stored.Vector
where the String
names of
the constant symbols in this domain are stored.public int getMethodNo()
public java.lang.String getName()
String
name of this domain.String
name of this domain.public java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> getPrimitiveTasks()
Vector
where the
String
names of the primitive tasks in this domain are
stored.Vector
where the String
names of
the primitive tasks in this domain are stored.public static void main(java.lang.String[] args) throws java.lang.Exception
args
- the command line arguments.java.lang.Exception
public int readStringArray(java.io.BufferedReader src, java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> list) throws java.io.IOException
Vector
of String
s from
a given file.src
- the input file.list
- the Vector
to be read.Vector
.java.io.IOException
public void setName(java.lang.String nameIn)
nameIn
- the name of this planning domain.public void setProbName(java.lang.String probNameIn)
probNameIn
- the name of this planning problem.public java.lang.String vectorToCode(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> list, java.lang.String name)
Vector
of
String
s.list
- the Vector
the elements of which are to be stored in
the resulting array.name
- the name of the array where the elements of the
Vector
are to be stored.


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Extending
Custom Type (from scratch)
Each visions
type is a subclass of VisionsBaseType
requiring a unique implementation of two methods:
get_relations
. Returns the set of relations mapping from another type to the current type.contains_op
. Checks whether a series is of the type visions_type, returns Bool.
Let’s inspect the source code for Ordinal
to gather intuition.
from visions.types.type import VisionsBaseType
from visions.types.categorical import Categorical
class Ordinal(VisionsBaseType):
"""**Ordinal** implementation of :class:`visions.types.VisionsBaseType`.
Examples:
>>> x = pd.Series([1, 2, 3, 1, 1], dtype='category')
>>> x in visions.Ordinal
True
"""
@staticmethod
def get_relations():
return [IdentityRelation(Categorical)]
@classmethod
def contains_op(cls, series: pd.Series, *args) -> bool:
return pdt.is_categorical_dtype(series) and series.cat.ordered
In this example, ordinal declares a single IdentityRelation
from categorical. The meaning
of IdentityRelation
is not particularly important in this case, just know it means the mapping
function between categorical and ordinal is the identity function.
We can also see the contains_op
requires the sequence to be an ordered categorical machine type representation.
Alternatively you can choose to base a type on an existing type. This is convenient when you only change a single relation.
Note
Your custom type might be helpful for others, in which case you can choose to contribute it to visions
.
Read more on how to contribute.
Another example
The default typesets in visions
consider Boolean
and Categorical
to be distinct types.
In fact, Boolean
is a special case of Categorical
where the number of categories is 2 and contains the values “True” and “False” (“Man” and “Woman” wouldn’t be binary).
Note that for data analysis, the distinction makes sense. For a boolean we could the true/false ratio for example.
See: examples/data_analysis
for an example.
Custom Types (extend a type)
Error
This feature has been removed, please use the declarative API
Another option is to create a new type based on an existing type. This is useful for small changes, such as adding a single relation.
Each type has the method evolve_type
for this purpose.
Declarative API
Another option is to create a new type using the declarative API.
We can use the create_type
function for this purpose.
from visions import create_type
from visions.types.date_time import DateTime
from visions.types.generic import Generic
def integer_is_mydatetime(series: pd.Series, state):
return test_utils.coercion_test(lambda s: func(s.astype(str)))(series)
def integer_to_mydatetime(series: pd.Series) -> pd.Series:
return pd.to_datetime(series)
MyDateTime = create_type(
"MyDateTime",
contains=DateTime.contains_op,
identity=Generic,
inference=InferenceRelation(
relationship=integer_is_mydatetime,
transformer=integer_to_mydatetime,
related_type=Integer,
)
)
print(MyDateTime)
# Prints: MyDateTime
Hint
While developing new type relations, you can use this helper function to debug:
for column, type_before, type_after in compare_detect_inference_frame(df, typeset):
print(f"{column} was {type_before} is {type_after}")
Please read the Type changes
section in the functional API documentation for more details.
Custom Typesets (from scratch)
Although visions
comes with an array of starter typesets suitable for most standard usage
you may quickly find yourself looking to expand upon those types to suit your own domain specific
needs. In order to meet those needs there are a number of easy mechanisms to either extend pre-existing
typesets or define your own from scratch.
For example, you could define a custom typeset with only time specific types as follows:
class CustomSet(VisionTypeset):
"""Typeset that exclusively supports time related types
Includes support for the following types:
- DateTime
- TimeDelta
- Date
- Time
"""
def __init__(self):
types = [
DateTime,
TimeDelta,
Date,
Time,
]
super().__init__(types)
or even more simply,
import visions as v
types = [v.DateTime, v.TimeDelta, v.Date, v.Time]
CustomSet = VisionTypeset(types)
Custom typesets (extend typeset)
Alternatively, typesets support a limited algebra allowing you to define new typesets based on simple manipulations to pre-existing sets.
import visions as v
typeset = CompleteSet() - v.Time + v.Date
# Alternatively
typeset = typeset.replace(v.Time, v.Date)
Just like addition and subtraction elsewhere in Python, you can split these operations up in any way imaginable:
import visions as v
rdw_typeset = CompleteSet()
rdw_typeset -= v.Boolean
rdw_typeset += BooleanNL
rdw_typeset -= v.Integer
rdw_typeset += DateTimeIntYYYYMMDD
rdw_typeset -= v.Categorical
rdw_typeset += CategoricalStr


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Pathogen responsible and its habitat |
Mode of transmission |
Main symptoms |
Treatment |
Actions |
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Diseases |
Pathogen responsible |
Mode of transmission |
Main symptoms |
Treatment |
Actions |
{% for fd in fd_data %} {%set count = 1 %} {% set outer_loop = loop %}
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By default, local backtests run in the LEAN engine in the quantconnect/lean Docker image. This Docker image contains all the libraries available on QuantConnect, meaning your algorithm also has access to those libraries. If the specified project is a C# project, it is first compiled using the same Docker image. See Third-Party Libraries to learn how to use custom libraries and see Custom Docker Images to learn how to build and use custom Docker images.
Because algorithms run in a Docker container, localhost
does not point to your computer's localhost
.
Substitute localhost
with host.docker.internal
if your algorithm needs to connect to other services running on your computer.
In other words, instead of connecting to http://localhost:<port>/
, connect to http://host.docker.internal:<port>/
.
You can run local backtests with the regular version of the LEAN engine or a custom version.
Follow these steps to run a local backtest with the latest version of LEAN engine:
lean backtest "<projectName>"
to run a local backtest for the project in . / <projectName>.
$ lean backtest "My Project" 20210322 17:27:46.658 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): LEAN ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINE v<IP_ADDRESS> Mode: DEBUG (64bit) 20210322 17:27:46.664 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): Started 5:27 PM Successfully ran 'My Project' in the 'backtesting' environment and stored the output in 'My Project/backtests/2021-03-22_18-51-28'
--output <path>
option in step 3.
$ lean backtest "My Project" --output "My Project/custom-output" 20210322 17:27:46.658 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): LEAN ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINE v<IP_ADDRESS> Mode: DEBUG (64bit) 20210322 17:27:46.664 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): Started 5:27 PM Successfully ran 'My Project' in the 'backtesting' environment and stored the output in 'My Project/custom-output'
Follow these steps to run a local backtest with a custom version of the LEAN engine:
lean backtest "<projectName> --image quantconnect/lean:<tagFromStep2>"
to run a local backtest for the project in . / <projectName>.
$ lean backtest "My Project" --image quantconnect/lean:11154 Pulling quantconnect/lean:11154... 20210322 17:27:46.658 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): LEAN ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINE v<IP_ADDRESS> Mode: DEBUG (64bit) 20210322 17:27:46.664 TRACE:: Engine.Main(): Started 5:27 PM
Follow these steps to run a local US Equity Options backtest:
$ lean data download --dataset "US Equity Security Master"
$ lean data download --dataset "US Equities" --data-type "Trade" --ticker "SPY" --resolution "Minute" --start "20210101" --end "20210720"
$ lean data download --dataset "US Equity Options" --data-type "Trade" --option-style "American" --ticker "SPY" --resolution "Minute" --start "20210101" --end "20210720" $ lean data download --dataset "US Equity Options" --data-type "Quote" --option-style "American" --ticker "SPY" --resolution "Minute" --start "20210101" --end "20210720"
$ lean project-create --language python "<projectName>"
If you have the latest version of LEAN and you get different overall statistics when you run the algorithm on your local machine versus in the cloud, delete your local data files and re-download them. Some of your local files may be outdated and the preceding download commands didn't update them.
The following table shows a breakdown of the data costs for this example algorithm:
| Dataset | Initial Cost (USD) | Update Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| US Equity Security Master | $1,200/year | $1,200/year |
| US Equity | $7.05 | $0.05/day |
| US Equity Options | $41.70 | $0.30/day |


About Versioning
The XStream project follows strict rules that govern its use of version numbers. The version number of a release indicates how that release is compatible with previous and future releases.
Version numbers have the form major.minor.patch. A major version identifies the product stage of the project. Two libraries with different major version are designed to work together in the same application. This implies a major change in the API - either by not sharing the same types or using a different package name.
The minor version number identifies the API version. A release that changes the API in a way that breaks backwards compatibility will increment the minor version number and reset the patch version to zero. The patch version number identifies the backwards compatible revision of the API. A change in the minor version will still be mostly backward compatible, but may need some compatibility settings or slight migration adjustments. The patch version number identifies revisions that do not change the API although new API elements may occur or existing API may be deprecated to prepare users for the next release with a change in the minor version. A release that fixes bugs or refactors implementation details without changing the API will have the same minor and major versions as the previous release and increment the patch number.
A hypothetical example:
| 1.0.0 | First release |
| 1.0.1 | Improves Javadoc comments, fixes bug |
| 1.1.0 | Adds new API elements, may cause some migration |
| 1.1.1 | Adds new API elements, deprecates some API elements |
| 1.1.2 | Fixes bugs |
| 1.2.0 | Adds new API, needs some migration effort and removes deprecated elements |
| 2.0.0 | Complete API redesign, can be used simultanly with 1.x series. |
| 2.0.1 | Deprecates API, fixes bugs |
| 2.1.0 | Adds new API elements |
| etc. | etc. |
Release Candidates
Before a new major or minor release, XStream will make release candidate (RC) packages available so that users can test them against their own code. There will be one or more release candidates given the version major.minor.0 RCn, where the major and minor version numbers identify the upcoming release and RC1 identifies the first candidate release, RC2 the second, and so on.
A release candidate does not guarantee backward compatibility with new API features introduced by any previous RC of the same upcoming version. A major version RC can change/remove API features introduced in a previous RC for the same major version; a minor version RC can change API features introduced by any previous RC of the same upcoming minor version but guarantees backward compatibility with the previous minor version.
Development Snapshots
During development, the the developers may publish snapshot packages from time to time. These are not guaranteed to be complete: Although the unit tests will all pass the snapshot will probably contain failing acceptance tests that describe planned or requested features that have not yet been implemented. Snapshots are identified by the UTC time at which the package was built. The timestamp has the form VERSION-YYYYMMDD.hhmmss-n, where VERSION is the upcoming version, YYYY is the (four-digit) year, MM the month, DD the day, hh the hour, mm the minute, ss the second and n a sequential number.
Internal Classes
Many classes are for internal use only and not designed to be used by end users. These are exempt from the versioning rules above.
Such classes are clearly marked as internal in the source code headers and are excluded from the published JavaDoc.
Versioning and Deprecation
A patch release might deprecate some API features. Deprecated features will not actually be removed until the next minor release. A release will never remove API features that have not been deprecated in a previous release.


- Description
- specifies actions which can be transported with content events.
The situations under which contents will send ContentEvents of the various
action types are described below. The description is broken into a list of
useful definitions, a list of events that happen to contents, and a list of
reactions taken by contents in response to those events.
The definitions are as follows:
| D1 | A content C has an identifier id(C). |
| D2 | A content C is in one of two states, Alive or Deleted.
|
| D3 | A folder content F has a set of children H(F) that is a
set of content identifiers. For example, an "open"
command will usualy return a subset of the contents
denoted by H(F). |
The events that can happen to contents (and that are of interest in this
context) are listed next. Note that 'event' here does not mean an
ContentEvent, but rather some event that occurs either because some content
processes a command, or because a content gets informed about a relevant
change in the underlying system it represents.
| E1 | The identifier of a content C changes from id1(C) == A
to id2(C) == B, denoted as E1(C: A->B). For example,
this event may occur when content C processes a
"setPropertyValues" command changing its "Title" propery,
or when afolder that hierarchicaly contains C changes
its identity. |
| E2 | The state of a content C changes from Alive to Deleted,
denoted as E2(C). For example, this event may occur when
content C processes a "delete" command, or when a content
representing an IMAP message gets informed by the IMAP
server that the message has been deleted. |
| E3 | The set of children of a folder content F is enlarged by
some identifier A (that was not previously in that set,
i.e., !(A in H1(F)) && (A in H2(F))), denoted as E3(F, A).
For example, this event may occur when a new content
created at folder F processes its "insert" command, or
when a folder representing an IMAP mailbox gets informed
by the IMAP server that a new message has arrived at that
mailbox. |
Finally, the list of reactions taken by contents in response to the above
events gives a description of what kinds of ContentEvents are sent in which
situations:
| R1 | E1(C: A->B) results in C sending an EXCHANGED
ContentEvent, which then results in the following: All
folders F that used to have A as a child, but will not
have B as a child, i.e., (A in H1(F)) && !(B in H2(F)),
send a REMOVED ContentEvent. |
| R2 | E2(C) results in C sending a DELETED ContentEvent,
which then results in the following: All folders F that
used to have A as a child, but will not continue to have
A as a child, i.e., (A in H1(F)) && !(A in H2(F)), send
a REMOVED event. |
| R3 | E3(F, A) results in F sending an INSERTED event. |
|


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Former Sechkies member Kang Sung Hoon to host a fan meeting at the end of the month
by olmalFormer Sechskies member Kang Sung Hoon will be hosting a fan meeting on November 30 at 6 PM KST. On November 2, he posted a notice about his fan meeting on his Instagram. In his previous post, he has said the event will be free of charge to show appreciation for his fans.
Kang Sung Hoon has left the group after a number of controversies and is no longer a YG artist. Earlier last month, he has denied the allegation that he has sold gifts from his fans. Fans are expecting him to candidly talk about controversies at this fan meeting.
What do you think?


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(Brooklyn Standard Union, February 27, 1895)
Swami Vivekananda, the Hindoo monk, delivered a lecture Monday night under the auspices of the Brooklyn Ethical Association before a fairly large audience at the hall of the Long Island Historical Society, corner Pierrepont and Clinton streets. His subject was "India's Gift to the World".
He spoke of the wondrous beauties of his native land, "where stood the earliest cradle of ethics, arts, sciences, and literature, and the integrity of whose sons and the virtue of whose daughters have been sung by all travelers." Then the lecturer showed in rapid details, what India has given to the world.
"In religion," he said, "she has exerted a great influence on Christianity, as the very teachings of Christ would [could] be traced back to those of Buddha." He showed by quotations from the works of European and American scientists the many points of similarity between Buddha and Christ. The latter's birth, his seclusion from the world, the number of his apostles, and the very ethics of his teachings are the same as those of Buddha, living many hundred years before him.
"Is it mere chance," the lecturer asked, "or was Buddha's religion but the foreshadowing of that of Christ? The majority of your thinkers seem to be satisfied in the latter explanation, but there are some bold enough to say that Christianity is the direct offspring of Buddhism just as the earliest heresy in the Christian religion — the Monecian [Manichaean] heresy — is now universally regarded as the teaching of a sect of Buddhists. But there is more evidence that Christianity is founded in Buddhism. We find it in recently discovered inscriptions from the reign of Emperor Oshoka [Asoka] of India, about 300 B.C., who made treaties with all the Grecian kings, and whose missionaries discriminated [disseminated ?] in those very parts, where, centuries after, Christianity flourished, the principles of the Buddhistic religion. Thus it is explained, why you have our doctrine of trinity, of incarnation of God, and of our ethics, and why the service in our temples is so much alike to that in your present Catholic churches, from the mass to the chant and benediction. Buddhism had all these long before you. Now use your own judgment on these premise — we Hindoos stand ready to be convinced that yours is the earlier religion, although we had ours some three hundred years before yours was even thought of.
"The same holds good with respect to sciences. India has given to antiquity the earliest scientifical physicians, and, according to Sir William Hunter, she has even contributed to modern medical science by the discovery of various chemicals and by teaching you how to reform misshapen ears and noses. Even more it has done in mathematics, for algebra, geometry, astronomy, and the triumph of modern science — mixed mathematics — were all invented in India, just so much as the ten numerals, the very cornerstone of all present civilization, were discovered in India, and are in reality, Sanskrit words.
"In philosophy we are even now head and shoulders above any other nation, as Schopenhauer, the great German philosopher, has confessed. In music India gave to the world her system of notation, with the seven cardinal notes and the diatonic scale, all of which we enjoyed as early as 350 B.C., while it came to Europe only in the eleventh century. In philology, our Sanskrit language is now universally acknowledged to be the foundation of all European languages, which, in fact, are nothing but jargonized Sanskrit.
"In literature, our epics and poems and dramas rank as high as those of any language; our 'Shaguntala' [Shakuntala] was summarized by Germany's greatest poet, as 'heaven and earth united'. India has given to the world the fables of Aesop, which were copied by Aesop from an old Sanskrit book; it has given the Arabian Nights, yes, even the story of Cinderella and the Bean Stalks. In manufacture, India was the first to make cotton and purple [dye], it was proficient in all works of jewelry, and the very word 'sugar', as well as the article itself, is the product of India. Lastly she has invented the game of chess and the cards and the dice. So great, in fact, was the superiority of India in every respect, that it drew to her borders the hungry cohorts of Europe, and thereby indirectly brought about the discovery of America.
"And now, what has the world given to India in return for all that? Nothing but nullification [vilification] and curse and contempt. The world waded in her children's life-blood, it reduced India to poverty and her sons and daughters to slavery, and now it adds insult to injury by preaching to her a religion which can only thrive on the destruction of every other religion. But India is not afraid. It does not beg for mercy at the hands of any nation. Our only fault is that we cannot: fight to conquer; but we trust in the eternity of truth. India's message to the world is first of all, her blessing; she is returning good for the evil which is done her, and thus she puts into execution this noble idea, which had its origin in India. Lastly, India's message is, that calm goodness, patience and gentleness will ultimately triumph. For where are the Greeks, the onetime masters of the earth? They are gone. Where are the Romans, at the tramp of whose cohorts the world trembled? Passed away. Where are the Arabs, who in fifty years had carried their banners from the Atlantic to the Pacific? and where are the Spaniards, the cruel murderers of millions of men? Both races are nearly extinct; but thanks to the morality of her children, the kinder race will never perish, and she will yet see the hour of her triumph."
At the close of the lecture, which was warmly applauded, Swami Vivekananda answered a number of questions in regard to the customs of India. He denied positively the truth of the statement published in yesterday's [February 25] Standard Union, to the effect that widows are ill-treated in India. The law guarantees her not only her own property, before marriage, but also all she received from her husband, at whose death, if there be no direct heirs, the property goes to her. Widows seldom marry in India, because of the scarcity of men. He also stated that the self-sacrifices of wives at the death of their husbands as well as the fanatical self-destruction under the wheels of the Juggernaut, have wholly stopped, and referred his hearers for proof to Sir William Hunter's "History of the Indian Empire".


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Change Log
v3.0.1
- fix invisible backdrop blinking
v3.0.0
- Removed style encapsulation. Now you can style component directly in your global styles.scss(css) without using
/deep/
directive.
- Added 3 themes. Now styles are outside of the component. You should read migration guide
- Added the ability to simultaneously display toasts in different positions of the screen
- Added
maxAtPosition
option, so you can control max toast count at the position
- update angular 4.3.4 -> 4.3.6 (and other dev dependencies)
v2.2.0
- thx ganeshkantu, now you can pass HTML into toasts within config object, or use new html toast type
- update angular 4.3.0 -> 4.3.4 (and other dev dependencies)
v2.1.0
- optimize components rerender
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v2.0.3
- fix horizontal center backdrop thx ktriek
- update angular 4.2.6 -> 4.3.0 (and other dev dependencies)
v2.0.0
- Breaking changes - Look migration guide
- Features
- Now unlimited amount of buttons.
- New callback
onInput
for prompt toast
- reduce start code amount
- add custom animations
- Fixes
- rewrite components. Now more optimized. Divided into separate components.
- Optimized for AOT build in right way.
- rewrite documentation
- add few test in example app
- update dependencies
- Auto-documentation add - Interfaces (thx @compodoc/compodoc)
- Auto-documentation add - Default values (thx @compodoc/compodoc)
v1.4.0
v1.3.0
- add Custom Styling - Read more
- fix max-height collapsing closeOnClick
v1.2.0
- add custom icons Wiki
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v1.1.7
- fix AOT compilation (#13)
v1.1.6
- Add callback text when No button pressed (Prompt)
- Improve documentation
- Create wiki
v1.1.4
- remove min-height (#11)
- fix max-height animation
- change 2-branches developing (develop\master) onto 1 branch (master)
- Upgrade example app angular cli 1.0.2 -> 1.1.0
- Upgrade yeomen generator-angular2-library 10.0.0 -> 10.2.2
v1.1.3
- fix TruncatePipe error (#9)
- fix box-sizing
v1.1.2
- fix async toast (#8)
- add
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type
v1.0.0


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DocumentSerializer
DocumentSerializer is a subclass of DRF's ModelSerializer.
If you are not familiar with DRF ModelSerializer, you should first visit it's documentation page.
For basic implementation, DocumentSerializer works similar to ModelSerializer.
Sample Implementation
models.py
class User(Document):
username = StringField(max_length=30)
email = EmailField(max_length=30)
friends = ListField(ReferenceField('self'))
extra = DictField()
class BlogExtension(EmbeddedDocument):
further_read = StringField(required=True)
references = ListField(StringField())
class Blog(DynamicDocument):
owner = ReferenceField(User)
title = StringField(max_length=30)
tags = ListField(StringField())
class Comment(EmbeddedDocument):
author = ReferenceField(User)
text = StringField(max_length=140)
is_approved = BooleanField(default=False)
class Post(Document):
author = ReferenceField(User)
blog = ReferenceField(Blog)
text = StringField()
comments = ListField(EmbeddedDocumentField(Comment))
extension = EmbeddedDocumentField(BlogExtension)
serializers.py
class PostSerializer(DocumentSerializer):
class Meta:
model = Post
depth = 2
Post document is serialized to:
{
"id": "54b453dd03c9804f7fbd822f",
"blog": {
"id": "5452025903c980036a7221f1",
"owner": "5452020703c980036a7221f0",
"title": "new blog"
"tags": [
"python",
"django",
"mongodb"
],
},
"author": {
"id": "5452020703c980036a7221f0",
"username": "John",
"email": null,
"friends": [
"id": "54b188db03c98125076329c4",
"username": "Tim",
"email": null,
"friends": [
"5452020703c980036a7221f0"
]
],
"extra": {"is_verified": true}
},
"text": "Yet another new post about MongoDB",
"comments": [
{
"text": "Definitely a good read.",
"is_approved": true,
"author": "54b188db03c98025076329c4"
},
{
"text": "Thanks for the post!",
"is_approved": true,
"author": "54b188db03c98125076329c4"
}
],
"extension": {
"references": [
"Tom",
"Mongoengine",
"DRF"
],
"further_read": "See Tom's post about Mongoengine"
}
}
Warnings
DocumentSerializer
can get basic-field's (like StringField
) kwargs and pass it to serializer for validation. But on compound fields like ListField
, EmbeddedDocumentField
, there is no kwarg to pass for validation. For example ListField(User)
, serializer can not know User's fields and their kwargs. If you want that to restrict users and improve validation on compound fields, you should use nested serializers
.
Nested Serializers
In many cases, you may want to customize serialization process. You can use nested serializers.
You can use DocumentSerializer for:
- ReferenceField
- ListField
EmbeddedDocumentSerializer for:
- EmbeddedDocumentField
For concerns about ambiguity and complexity about automatic nested serialization, Django Rest Framework has decided to NOT to do it. Instead, you can explicitly define your nested-serialization behavior. See DRF documentation
For using DocumentSerializer
as nested serializer, you have to implement it manually like documented.
Sample Implementation
class ExtensionSerializer(EmbeddedDocumentSerializer):
class Meta:
model = BlogExtension
class BlogSerializer(DocumentSerializer):
extension = ExtensionSerializer(many=False)
class Meta:
model = Blog
class PostSerializer(DocumentSerializer):
author = FriendSerializer(many=False)
comments = CommentSerializer(many=True)
extension = ExtensionSerializer(many=False)
class Meta:
model = Post
fields = ('id', 'blog', 'author', 'text', 'comments', 'extension')
depth = 2
DynamicDocumentSerializer
Using DynamicDocuments
, you can save any extra attributes without defining excplicitly on the model. See Mongoengine docs for further info.
DynamicDocumentSerializer
is built to support that feature. Any extra key-value combination on request.data
will be saved. It can be risky to save any data that comes with request, so use use it at your own risk.
With great power, comes great responsibility.
EmbeddedDocumentSerializer
Unlike DocumentSerializer, behavior on EmbeddedDocuments
are not ambiguous.
You dont have to implement when nesting EmbeddedDocumentSerializer
, it is done automatically for you on the go while (de)serializing.
Note:Calling EmbeddedDocumentSerializer.save()
will raise an exception, because EmbeddedDocuments
need a Document
to attach to.
Warning About EmbeddedDocumentSerializer(many=True)
On DRF 3, when you set serializer with many=True
kwarg, it automatically converts to ListSerializer
, which will lead to a nested serializer exception (from DRF). There is a workaround which is supplying .create()
and/or .update()
methods.
For example, as you see below, custom .update()
is provided because CommentSerializer has kwarg many=True
.
class CommentSerializer(EmbeddedDocumentSerializer):
class Meta:
model = Comment
class PostSerializer(DocumentSerializer):
comments = CommentSerializer(many=True)
extension = ExtensionSerializer(many=False)
class Meta:
model = Post
fields = ('id', 'blog', 'author', 'text', 'comments', 'extension')
depth = 2
def update(self, instance, validated_data):
comments = validated_data.pop('comments')
updated_instance = super(PostSerializer, self).update(instance, validated_data)
for comment_data in comments:
updated_instance.comments.append(Comment(**comment_data))
updated_instance.save()
return updated_instance


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layout: post
title: Drawing for Ello Mobile's December newsletter
date: '2016-12-15T01:46:31+01:00'
categories:
- Ello Mobile
- Klare Lijn — Ligne Claire
- Illustration
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---
Drawing for Ello Mobile’s december newsletter.


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The Gallery extension (50kb) antique machine shop - YouTube May 23, 2012 . see all the old and unigue equipment in my machine shop some equipment from the . I like how you even used an antique camera to film this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELC0G4ajAkg
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RulesTab (sample)
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Content-Blocking (sample)
The Content Blocker
sample (11kb) Small Possibilities : Modern Machine Shop These shop founders focused on what they knew rather than what they had heard . Equipped only with manually operated machine tools and a 1984- vintage . http://www.mmsonline.com/articles/small-possibilities
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The Image
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We would test (1) if buyback has statistically significant effect on return direction, and (2) buyback could be a return predictor.
binary_ret = data["Return"].copy() binary_ret[binary_ret < 0] = 0 binary_ret[binary_ret > 0] = 1
model = Logit(binary_ret.values, data["Buybacks"].values).fit()
display(model.summary())
We can see a p-value of < 0.05 in the logistic regression model, meaning the separation of positive and negative using buyback premium/discount% is statistically significant.
plt.figure(figsize=(10, 6)) sns.regplot(x=data["Buybacks"]*100, y=binary_ret, logistic=True, ci=None, line_kws={'label': " Logistic Regression Line"}) plt.plot([-50, 50], [0.5, 0.5], "r--", label="Selection Cutoff Line") plt.title("Buyback premium vs Profit/Loss") plt.xlabel("Buyback premium %") plt.xlim([-50, 50]) plt.ylabel("Profit/Loss") plt.legend() plt.show()
Interesting, from the logistic regression line, we observe that when the airlines brought their stock in premium price, the price tended to go down, while the opposite for buying back in discount.
Let's also study how good is the logistic regression.
predictions = model.predict(data["Buybacks"].values) for i in range(len(predictions)): predictions[i] = 1 if predictions[i] > 0.5 else 0
confusion_matrix
to contrast the results.cm = confusion_matrix(binary_ret, predictions)
df_result = pd.DataFrame(cm, index=pd.MultiIndex.from_tuples([("Prediction", "Positive"), ("Prediction", "Negative")]), columns=pd.MultiIndex.from_tuples([("Actual", "Positive"), ("Actual", "Negative")]))
The logistic regression is having a 55.8% accuracy (55% sensitivity and 56.3% specificity), this can suggest a > 50% win rate before friction costs, proven our hypothesis.


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RcppDE: Global Optimization by Differential Evolution in C++
An efficient C++ based implementation of the 'DEoptim'
function which performs global optimization by differential evolution.
Its creation was motivated by trying to see if the old approximation "easier,
shorter, faster: pick any two" could in fact be extended to achieving all
three goals while moving the code from plain old C to modern C++. The
initial version did in fact do so, but a good part of the gain was due to
an implicit code review which eliminated a few inefficiencies which have
since been eliminated in 'DEoptim'.
| Version: |
0.1.6 |
| Imports: |
Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: |
inline, DEoptim, lattice |
| Published: |
2018-06-09 |
| Author: |
Dirk Eddelbuettel extending DEoptim (by David Ardia, Katharine Mullen,
Brian Peterson, Joshua Ulrich) which itself is based on DE-Engine (by Rainer Storn) |
| Maintainer: |
Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd at debian.org> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Materials: |
README ChangeLog |
| In views: |
Optimization |
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RcppDE results |
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All credit of controlling JUI-F sit-in goes to PM Khan, interior minister: Shujaat Hussain
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain said on Saturday that this was the first sit-in in the history in which no bullets or sticks were used.
The PML-Q referred to the recently concluded Azadi March sit-in demonstration led by Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Fazlur Rehman in Islamabad.
“Clerics and police were facing each other but no clash happened,” he pointed out.
“Imran Khan has proved his quality of wisdom and comprehension [of political affairs] by not following the advice of inexperienced players,” he said, adding that “inexperienced players” had asked advised of implementing writ of the government.
“All the credit of controlling the sit-in goes to the premier and the interior minister as the prime minister handled the matter amicably,” he stated.
“If the situation were worsened, the clash would have become impossible to stop,” he said, adding that his party had constantly maintained contact with the demonstrators.
The PML-Q chief also congratulated Islamabad’s administration for controlling the situation with patience in front of thousands of people.


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Not so selfish after all -- Key role of transposable elements in mammalian evolution
| Source: | Tokyo Institute of Technology |
| Summary: | A scientist has revealed a key role for 'selfish' transposable elements in the evolution of the mammary gland, a defining feature of all mammals. |
The human genome contains 4.5 million copies of transposable elements (TEs), so-called selfish DNA sequences capable of moving around the genome through cut-and-paste or copy-and-paste mechanisms. Accounting for 30-50% of all of the DNA in the average mammalian genome, these TEs have conventionally been viewed as genetic freeloaders, hitchhiking along in the genome without providing any benefit to the host organism. More recently, however, scientists have begun to uncover cases in which TE sequences have been co-opted by the host to provide a useful function, such as encoding part of a host protein. In a new study published in the journal Nucleic Acids Research, Professor Hidenori Nishihara has undertaken one of the most comprehensive analyses of TE sequence co-option to date, uncovering tens of thousands of potentially co-opted TE sequences and suggesting that they have played a key role in mammalian evolution.
"I was specifically interested in the potential influence of TE sequences on the evolution of the mammary gland," notes Dr. Nishihara, "an organ that is responsible for producing milk and is, as the name suggests, a key distinguishing feature of mammals." To identify potentially co-opted TE sequences, Dr. Nishihara used four proteins — ER?, FoxA1, GATA3, and AP2? — that bind to DNA to regulate the production of proteins involved in mammary gland development. Dr. Nishihara then located all of the DNA sequences in the genome to which these proteins bind. Surprisingly, 20-30% of all of the binding sites across the genome were located in TEs, with as many as 38,500 TEs containing at least one binding site. The majority of these were in a copy-and-paste type of TE known as a retrotransposon, which duplicates itself, leaving a new copy in a new location.
The TE-derived binding site sequences were more conserved across species than expected, indicating that they are being preserved by evolution because they serve some important function. Dr. Nishihara believes that these TE sequences have been co-opted to serve as enhancers, DNA elements that increase the transcription of nearby genes. By binding to one of the four master regulators of mammary gland development, these enhancers ultimately increase the production of proteins involved in mammary gland development.
Dr. Nishihara then investigated when in mammalian evolution these TE sequences were acquired and found two distinct phases of acquisition: roughly 60-70% were acquired in the ancestor of all placental mammals (Eutheria), while 10-20% could be traced back to the ancestor of New World monkeys (Simiiformes). In addition, there appeared to be another wave of acquisition of ER? binding sites in the ancestor of mice and rats (Muridae). Thus, by providing a vast number of potential regulatory element binding sites throughout the genome, TEs may have had a substantial impact on the emergence of the mammary gland and its evolution within mammals.
Dr. Nishihara's study sheds light on the deep involvement of TEs in the evolution of mammary gland regulatory elements. However, it remains unclear how common this mode of TE-mediated regulatory network evolution is. Dr. Nishihara, at least, believes that the mammary gland is not unique in this respect. He notes that, "in addition to mammary glands, mammals share many features, such as the neocortex, closed secondary palate, and hair. I expect future research to uncover many additional kinds of TEs that have been similarly involved in the evolution of these features in mammals."
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public class Simulator
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
actionSequenceMaxSize |
private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
actionTypes |
private java.util.TreeSet<Node> |
currentLayerNodes |
private static int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_ACTION_SEQUENCE_COUNT |
private static int |
DEFAULT_INITIAL_NODE_COUNT |
private double |
gasPerFrame |
private int |
layerNodesMaxCount |
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
maxActionTypesOccurrences |
private double |
mineralsPerFrame |
private NodeFactory |
nodeFactory |
private java.util.HashSet<Node> |
nodes |
private ActionSequenceFactory |
sequenceFactory |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Simulator(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes) |
Simulator(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes,
int initialNodeCount,
int initialActionSequenceCount) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
areActionTypeCountsEqual(java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> newTestHashMap,
java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> referenceHashMap)
Function for testing if the amount of ActionTypes in a newly created
HashMap are the same as another provided reference HashMap.
|
private Node |
createRoot(int currentMinerals,
int currentGas,
int currentFrameTimeStamp,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer> typesFree,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.util.List<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>>> typesWorking)
Function for generating the root of a tree that the Simulator is going to
be using.
|
private void |
extendActionSequence(ActionSequence receiverActionSequence,
ActionSequence transferActionSequence,
ActionType addedActionType,
int combinedMineralCosts,
int combinedGasCosts,
int simulatedTimeStamp)
Function for transferring information from one ActionSequence
(transferActionSequence) to another new ActionSequence
(receiverActionSequence) with the addition of a new ActionType that will
be executed together with the already stored ActionTypes in the sequence.
|
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
extractActionTypeAppearances(ActionSequence actionSequence)
Function for counting the appearance of different kinds of ActionTypes in
a ActionSequence.
|
private java.util.ArrayList<ActionType> |
extractActionTypeSequence(Node node)
Function for extracting the sequence of ActionTypes from a Node and the
path starting at the root towards it.
|
private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
extractAllPossibleActionTypes(Node currentNode)
Function for extracting the
ActionType s that can be executed
using a given Node from the set of all possible
ActionType s. |
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
extractMaxActionTypeOccurences()
Function for extracting the maximum number of times a ActionType may
appear in a complete simulation iteration.
|
private java.util.List<Node> |
extractPathFromRootToNode(Node node)
Function for extracting the path from the root of a / the tree towards a
provided Node.
|
private java.util.HashSet<ActionSequence> |
findAllPossibleActionTypeCombinations(Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
java.util.HashSet<ActionType> possibleActionTypes,
java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> actionSequencesToWorkWith,
int maxSequenceCount)
Function for finding all combinations of ActionTypes that can be
performed together from the specified Node until a maximum number of them
are found / generated.
|
private java.util.ArrayList<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>> |
findFinishedSimulatedUnits(Node node,
int simulatedFrameTimeStamp)
Function for finding and extracting the ActionTypes in a single Node
whose completion times lie in the past.
|
private java.util.HashSet<ActionSequence> |
generateAllPossibleActionTypeSequences(Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
int maxSequenceCount)
Function for generating all possible permutations of ActionTypes a Node
can perform.
|
private Node |
generateIdleNode(Node parentNode,
int simulatedMineralGain,
int simulatedGasGain,
int simulatedFrameTimeStamp,
int stepAmount,
int iterationCount,
int idleScorePenalty)
Function for generating an Node based on another super node.
|
private ActionSequence |
generateNewActionSequence(Node node,
ActionType actionType,
int simulatedTimeStamp)
Function for generating a ActionSequence based on a provided Node, a
generated future time stamp and the ActionType that is being added to the
sequence of Actions being taken.
|
private Node |
generateNewLayerNode(Node parentNode,
int simulatedMineralGain,
int simulatedGasGain,
int simulatedFrameTimeStamp,
int consecutiveActionsBonus,
ActionSequence sequence)
Function for generating an Node based on another super Node.
|
private int |
generateSimulatedMineralGain(java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer> unitsFree,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.util.List<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>>> typesWorking,
TypeWrapper workerType,
int frameStep)
Function for generating the resource values the working Units are going
to produce in the simulated time.
|
private java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> |
initActionSequenceTreeSet(Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
java.util.HashSet<ActionType> possibleActionTypes)
Function for initializing the
TreeSet that is going to be used in
the simulation. |
private void |
removeNodesUntilSizeMatches(java.util.TreeSet<Node> nodes)
Function for removing elements from a provided TreeSet containing Nodes.
|
void |
setActionTypes(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes) |
java.util.ArrayList<ActionType> |
simulate(int currentFrameTimeStamp,
int frameStep,
int stepAmount,
int currentMinerals,
int currentGas,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer> typesFree,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.util.List<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>>> typesWorking,
TypeWrapper workerType,
int idleScorePenalty,
int consecutiveActionsBonus,
boolean allowIdle)
Function for performing a simulation based on available ActionTypes and
provided resources (minerals and gas) as well as a record of available
and occupied / busy TypeWrappers.
|
private boolean |
tryFinalizingNewActionSequencePermutation(ActionSequence baseActionSequence,
ActionType additionalActionType,
Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> actionSequencesToWorkWith)
Function for testing if a permutation of ActionTypes already exists in a
provided Queue of sequences ((1, 2) == (2, 1) => {1, 2}).
|
private void |
tryFreeingFinishedActions(java.util.Collection<Node> nodes,
int simulatedFrameTimeStamp)
Function for finishing up and removing ActionTypes from a collection of
Nodes.
|
private static final int DEFAULT_INITIAL_NODE_COUNT
private static final int DEFAULT_INITIAL_ACTION_SEQUENCE_COUNT
private java.util.HashSet<Node> nodes
private java.util.TreeSet<Node> currentLayerNodes
private NodeFactory nodeFactory
private ActionSequenceFactory sequenceFactory
private double mineralsPerFrame
private double gasPerFrame
private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> maxActionTypesOccurrences
private int layerNodesMaxCount
private int actionSequenceMaxSize
public Simulator(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes)
actionTypes
- the Actions that are being considered in the generation of the
tree.public Simulator(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes, int initialNodeCount, int initialActionSequenceCount)
actionTypes
- the Actions that are being considered in the generation of the
tree.initialNodeCount
- the amount of Nodes that are initially being stored in the
NodeFactory
.initialActionSequenceCount
- the amount of ActionSequences that are initially being stored
in the ActionSequenceFactory
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currentFrameTimeStamp
- the time stamp in frames at which the simulation starts.frameStep
- the step in frames the simulation takes in each iteration.stepAmount
- the amount of steps being taken in total (=> Iteration count).currentMinerals
- the current amount of available minerals.currentGas
- the current amount of available gas.typesFree
- the currently available Types in form of a HashMap: Key =
Type, Integer = Amount of free Types.typesWorking
- the currently occupied Types in form of a HashMap: Key = Type,
ArrayList = Pairs of resulting TypeWrappers and the time stamp
at which they are finished.workerType
- the type of worker that is responsible for gathering minerals
and gas.idleScorePenalty
- the score penalty for not taking any Actions in an iteration.consecutiveActionsBonus
- the score bonus for taking multiple Actions at once.allowIdle
- true or false depending if the creation of idle Nodes (not
taking any Actions) in the tree is allowed or not.private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> extractMaxActionTypeOccurences()
private java.util.ArrayList<ActionType> extractActionTypeSequence(Node node)
node
- the Node to which the ActionType sequence will be extracted.private java.util.List<Node> extractPathFromRootToNode(Node node)
node
- the target Node to which the path will be generated.private Node createRoot(int currentMinerals, int currentGas, int currentFrameTimeStamp, java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer> typesFree, java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.util.List<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>>> typesWorking)
currentMinerals
- the available minerals in the beginning.currentGas
- the available gas in the beginning.currentFrameTimeStamp
- the TimeStamp in frames that the root is starting at.typesFree
- the currently available Types that can perform actions.typesWorking
- the currently unavailable Types that are busy working /
occupied.private int generateSimulatedMineralGain(java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer> unitsFree, java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.util.List<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>>> typesWorking, TypeWrapper workerType, int frameStep)
unitsFree
- the currently available Types.typesWorking
- the currently unavailable / busy Types.workerType
- the type that represents the worker in the simulation and
therefore gathers resources.frameStep
- the amount of frames the Simulator takes at one time.private void tryFreeingFinishedActions(java.util.Collection<Node> nodes, int simulatedFrameTimeStamp)
nodes
- the Nodes whose ActionTypes are being finished up.simulatedFrameTimeStamp
- the amount of frames the Simulator skips in one single step.private java.util.ArrayList<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>> findFinishedSimulatedUnits(Node node, int simulatedFrameTimeStamp)
node
- the Node whose ActionType completion times are being checked.simulatedFrameTimeStamp
- the amount of frames the Simulator skips in one single step.private Node generateIdleNode(Node parentNode, int simulatedMineralGain, int simulatedGasGain, int simulatedFrameTimeStamp, int stepAmount, int iterationCount, int idleScorePenalty)
parentNode
- the Node the one being created is based on.simulatedMineralGain
- the mineral gain the Node is experiencing in one single
iteration step.simulatedGasGain
- the gas gain the Node is experiencing in one single iteration
step.simulatedFrameTimeStamp
- the iteration step in frames.stepAmount
- the total amount of iterations.iterationCount
- the index of the current iteration (starting at 0).idleScorePenalty
- the penalty for not taking any Actions.private Node generateNewLayerNode(Node parentNode, int simulatedMineralGain, int simulatedGasGain, int simulatedFrameTimeStamp, int consecutiveActionsBonus, ActionSequence sequence)
parentNode
- the Node the one being created is based on.simulatedMineralGain
- the mineral gain the Node is experiencing in one single
iteration step.simulatedGasGain
- the gas gain the Node is experiencing in one single iteration
step.simulatedFrameTimeStamp
- the iteration step in frames.consecutiveActionsBonus
- the extra score for taking multiple Actions at once.sequence
- the sequence of Actions being taken in this case.private void removeNodesUntilSizeMatches(java.util.TreeSet<Node> nodes)
nodes
- the TreeSet from which Nodes are removed.private java.util.HashSet<ActionSequence> generateAllPossibleActionTypeSequences(Node currentNode, int simulatedTimeStamp, int maxSequenceCount)
currentNode
- the Node whose ActionTypes are the base for the generation of
the possible permutations.simulatedTimeStamp
- the time stamp in frames that simulates a certain moment in
the future.maxSequenceCount
- the maximum number of sequences that this function may
generate. Needed for limiting the output and decreasing the
complexity.private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> extractAllPossibleActionTypes(Node currentNode)
ActionType
s that can be executed
using a given Node
from the set of all possible
ActionType
s.currentNode
- the Node against whose state all possible ActionTypes are
checked.ActionType
s that can be used
in the simulation for the current provided Node
.private java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> initActionSequenceTreeSet(Node currentNode, int simulatedTimeStamp, java.util.HashSet<ActionType> possibleActionTypes)
TreeSet
that is going to be used in
the simulation. It is based on a Node
that represents the current
simulated state of the game, a simulated time stamp as well as a HashSet
of ActionType
s that can be executed using the state of the
previously provided Node
. The function generates a
ActionSequence
for each ActionType
and adds it to the
TreeSet that is returned later on.currentNode
- the Node that is used as base for the ActionSequence
s
being created.simulatedTimeStamp
- the timeStamp in the simulated future in frames.possibleActionTypes
- the Set of all ActionType
s that can be executed with
the state of the provided Node
.TreeSet
of ActionSequence
s that is based on the
provided Node
and the HashSet of ActionType
s.private ActionSequence generateNewActionSequence(Node node, ActionType actionType, int simulatedTimeStamp)
node
- the Node the ActionSequence is based on.actionType
- the type of Action that is being added to the already existing
sequence of Actions being taken.simulatedTimeStamp
- the time stamp of a simulated moment in the future that the
completion time of the Action being taken is added onto.private java.util.HashSet<ActionSequence> findAllPossibleActionTypeCombinations(Node currentNode, int simulatedTimeStamp, java.util.HashSet<ActionType> possibleActionTypes, java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> actionSequencesToWorkWith, int maxSequenceCount)
currentNode
- the Node
that all ActionSequence
s are based
on.simulatedTimeStamp
- the timeStamp in the simulated future in frames.possibleActionTypes
- the Set from which all possible ActionTypes are received. This
ensures that only possible Actions are being considered for
the addition to any existing ActionSequences.actionSequencesToWorkWith
- the TreeSet that contains the different permutations of
ActionSequence
s that the function is working with.maxSequenceCount
- the maximum number of sequences that this function may
generate. Needed for limiting the output and decreasing the
complexity.ActionSequence
s.private boolean tryFinalizingNewActionSequencePermutation(ActionSequence baseActionSequence, ActionType additionalActionType, Node currentNode, int simulatedTimeStamp, java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> actionSequencesToWorkWith)
baseActionSequence
- the ActionSequence that is going to be taken as a base.additionalActionType
- the ActionType that is going to be added to the provided
ActionSequence.currentNode
- the Node that the Sequence is based on (used for checking free
Units as well as mineral and gas counts).simulatedTimeStamp
- the simulated time stamp of a moment in the future at which
the ActionType is being executed.actionSequencesToWorkWith
- the TreeSet that contains the different permutations of
ActionSequence
s that the function is working with.private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> extractActionTypeAppearances(ActionSequence actionSequence)
actionSequence
- the ActionSequence whose ActionTypes are being counted.private boolean areActionTypeCountsEqual(java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> newTestHashMap, java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> referenceHashMap)
newTestHashMap
- the newly created HashMap that will be tested.referenceHashMap
- the already existing HashMap whose stored values the new ones
are being checked against.private void extendActionSequence(ActionSequence receiverActionSequence, ActionSequence transferActionSequence, ActionType addedActionType, int combinedMineralCosts, int combinedGasCosts, int simulatedTimeStamp)
receiverActionSequence
- the ActionSequence that receives all necessary information.transferActionSequence
- the ActionSequence that provides all necessary information.addedActionType
- the ActionType whose requirements will be added towards the
occupied types of Units and removed from the free ones.combinedMineralCosts
- the combined mineral costs of the base ActionTypes in the
ActionSequence and the newly added ActionType.combinedGasCosts
- the combined gas costs of the base ActionTypes in the
ActionSequence and the newly added ActionType.simulatedTimeStamp
- the time stamp at which the simulated ActionType takes place.public void setActionTypes(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes)


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