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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth.
Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
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Empty Desert [ax28], desert, in Mandoria, wilderness
Last updated Turn #80
Empty Desert [ax28], desert, in Mandoria, wilderness
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21: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
21: 10% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ax29], owner:
21: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two peasants, eight sailors
22: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
22: 10% damaged, departed for Ocean [ay28].
22: Wild men [jc8c], savages, number: 31, arrived from the west.
22: Pack of wolves [ez2t], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
22: Pack of wolves [iu4t], wolves, number: 14, arrived from the west.
23: Pack of wolves [dl2f], wolves, number: 11, went west.
23: Pack of wolves [dr4u], wolves, number: 10, arrived from the west.
24: Pack of wolves [ez2t], wolves, number: 11, went west.
24: Pack of wolves [iu4t], wolves, number: 14, went west.
25: Pack of wolves [dr4u], wolves, number: 10, went west.
26: Wild men [hn1t], savages, number: 27, arrived from the west.
26: Pack of wolves [dq7z], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
27: Pack of wolves [hu5h], wolves, number: 11, arrived from the west.
27: Pack of wolves [iv2r], wolves, number: 12, arrived from the west.
28: Wild men [hn1t], savages, number: 27, went west.
28: Pack of wolves [dq7z], wolves, number: 11, went west.
28: Pack of wolves [gs7g], wolves, number: 7, arrived from the west.
28: Pack of wolves [db8a], wolves, number: 7, arrived from the west.
29: Pack of wolves [hu5h], wolves, number: 11, went west.
29: Pack of wolves [iv2r], wolves, number: 12, went west.
30: Pack of wolves [gs7g], wolves, number: 7, went west.
30: Pack of wolves [db8a], wolves, number: 7, went west.
30: Pack of wolves [ej6a], wolves, number: 15, arrived from the west.
Routes leaving Empty Desert:
North, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [aw28], 10 days
East, to Ocean [ax29], The Inner Sea, 2 days
South, to Ocean [ay28], The Inner Sea, 2 days
West, desert, to Empty Desert [ax27], 8 days
Seen here:
Wild men [jc8c], savages, number: 31
Wild men [hn1t], savages, number: 27
Pack of wolves [dq7z], wolves, number: 11
Pack of wolves [hu5h], wolves, number: 11
Pack of wolves [iv2r], wolves, number: 12
Pack of wolves [gs7g], wolves, number: 7
Pack of wolves [db8a], wolves, number: 7
Pack of wolves [ej6a], wolves, number: 15


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Centering of stroke on the outline of rectangles.
The main indication for a failed test is the appearence of something red.
The width and position of the stroke centered on the outline of a rectangle is tested with four stroked rectangles, one is the thin black stroked test frame rectangle, the second one a large blue rectangle, the third a rectangle with rounded corners, looking like a circle and the fourth a small square.
The correct position is tested by a comparsion with several filled rectangles in the background or in the fourth case covering the test square completely. The parts of the background covered with the blue test rectangles are filled red, respectively the test square is stroked red too. Therefore if something red gets visible, the position of the stroke of the related test rectangle is wrong.
According to the conformance criteria all visual rendering should be accurate to within one px unit to the mathematically correct result. Therefore possible residuals from the red background parts have to be in this range of accuracy to pass the test.


Gem Editor
Get Version
0.0.2→ ‘gemedit’
What
Gemedit lets you quickly open up the source for a gem in your favorite editor.
Looking through other people’s code is a great way to learn. I often use it when a gem’s RDoc isn’t as helpful as I’d like or just want to see how someone put a library together. Gemedit just makes it easier to get to the code.
Installing
$ sudo gem install gemedit
If you would like some basic command completion for installed gems add the following to your ~/.bashrc
or ~/.profile
:
complete -C "/usr/bin/gemedit --complete" gemedit
Demonstration of usage
If you want to see how gemedit works just install it and run this:
$ gemedit gemedit
Gemedit tries to use your favorite editor from your $VISUAL
or $EDITOR
environment variable. It will fall back to everyone’s favorite editor: vi. You can specify the editor with the -e/--editor
switch. Run this to view the source for rake
in TextMate:
$ gemedit -e mate rake
And of course, help is available:
$ gemedit -h
$ gemedit --help
Documentation:
There isn’t much more to document than what is on this page, but feel free to browse the RDoc. Or checkout the Rubyforge project page.
Source Repository:
The source is currently on github. You can browse through it at http://github.com/lmarlow/gemedit or pull it down and play with it yourself with
$ git clone git://github.com/lmarlow/gemedit.git
License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license.
Contact
Comments are welcome. Send an email to Lee Marlow
Lee Marlow, 7th March 2008
Theme extended from Paul Battley


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Scott Lynch
412-809-3519
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nick Otteni
412-809-5399 x4884
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mark Bellemare
412-809-5236
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412-809-5399 x4947
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412-809-4903
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412-809-5100
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412-809-5399 X4737
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412-809-5399 x4627
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412-809-5130
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412-809-5135
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412-809-5284
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longkeydown
.longkeydown(fn)
fnA handler function previously attached for the event(s)
event fired when one key stays pressed for a while
.longkeydown(fn)
fnA handler function previously attached for the event(s)
event fired when one key stays pressed for a while
.longpmousedown(fn)
fnA handler function previously attached for the event(s)
event fired when the mouse stays pressed for a while
.clickoutside(fn)
fnA function to execute when the event is triggered
event fired when user clicks outside a element
.multiclick(fn)
fnA handler function previously attached for the event(s)
event fired when user clicks 3 times quickly on a element
.nocontextmenu()
active/deactivate context menu


# extends 'base.html' # import 'macro/forms.html' as forms # block content
For most of the settings you will # if instances_url have to restart # else have to restart # endif the instances


Yeah, I am happy that you decided to start your own financial journey.
To start with, you have to assess your personal situation in order to design your financial plan accordingly.
For example, I was 25 years old at this time and I was an absolute beginner in finance. I was a young professional, who just finished university.
Although I was in a relationship, I did not plan to start my family within the next 5 years.


Chapter 3 Data Manipulation and Storage
3.1 Input Format
To simplify the use of package, the updated TreeExp has gave up the former input format (which require both gene information file and reads count data) and takes in only normalized RNA-seq data as input file. In other words, users should make sure that the input data is processed and comparable between samples. The package is not likely to provied data filteration or normalization functions.
The expression data is suppossed to be in certain format:
expression file should be a
text
file in matrix shape, in which values are separated by tabs.Rows
correspond to orthologous genes names, andColumns
correspond to sample names. Sample names are in format of “TaxaName_SubtaxaName_ReplicatesName
”. Usually,TaxaName
represents name of species;Subtaxaname
correspond to cetain tissue, celltype or develomental stage;ReplicatesName
shows the name of replicates for eachTaxa_Subtaxa
-pair. The three types of lables,TaxaName
,SubtaxaName
,ReplicatesName
are connected by ‘_
’ character.raw reads count data should be first normalized, e.g., by RPKM. While RPKM is simple and straightforward, it tends to be unstable when the number of genes expressed across samples differs considerably. This problem can be alleviated by the TPM measure, which has been widely usued. Some statistically sophisticated normalization methods such as TMM, and median ratio normalization, has become the built-in standard in many bioinformatics tools for RNA-seq analysis(Robinson, McCarthy, and Smyth 2010).
3.2 Example of Input Data
The example file are included in the TreeExp package, which can be found in /inst/extdata
folder in the package.
Here, we select expression values of 100 orthologous genes in eight brain regions (CB, HIP, STR, ACC, V1C, PMC, DPFC, VPFC)1 among human, chimpanzee, gorilla and gibbon(Xu et al. 2018). The numbers of biological replicates for each of the brain regions in species are 2~6, except only one replicate for all brain regions in gibbon. Note that expression data here are only used as demonstration of how functions in package store, manipulate and print the data input, and should not be used in further phylogenetic analysis since too few genes were included in the file.
The Table below shows the format of the partly input data.
| Gene | Human_DPFC_Hs3 | Human_STR_Hs8 | Chimpanzee_ACC_REIKO | Gorilla_CB_GON |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENSG00000000003 | 10.5 | 1.8 | 3.7 | 0.9 |
| ENSG00000000005 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| ENSG00000000419 | 33.7 | 34.1 | 17.3 | 19.9 |
| ENSG00000000457 | 1.3 | 1.9 | 1.2 | 3.7 |
| ENSG00000000460 | 0.5 | 0.7 | 0.6 | 1.3 |
3.3 Construction
The construction function TEconstruct
loads in expression level file, and wraps it in a list of taxonExp objects (one taxaExp object).
taxa.objects = TEconstruct(ExpValueFP = system.file('extdata/primate_brain_expvalues.txt',
package = 'TreeExp'), taxa = "all", subtaxa = 'all')
The construction process takes several minutes on a desktop computer depending on data size and hardware performance. Specify “taxa” and “subtaxa” options in the function when using partial of your data. The construction process will be faster.
taxa.objects = TEconstruct(ExpValueFP = system.file('extdata/primate_brain_expvalues.txt',
package = 'TreeExp'), taxa = "all", subtaxa = c("ACC","CB"))
You can take a look at what the loaded objects:
print(taxa.objects, details = TRUE)
##
## 8 taxonExp objects
##
## object 1 : Human ACC
## object 2 : Human CB
## object 3 : Chimpanzee ACC
## object 4 : Chimpanzee CB
## object 5 : Gorilla ACC
## object 6 : Gorilla CB
## object 7 : Gibbon ACC
## object 8 : Gibbon CB
Also, you can choose to print a single taxonExp object
print(taxa.objects[[1]], printlen = 6)
##
## One taxonExp object
## Taxon name: Human
## Subtaxon name: ACC
## Total gene number: 200
## Total bio replicates number: 5
## Bio replicates titles:
## [1] "Hs1" "Hs6" "Hs8" "Hs2" "Hs5"
and choose to print single element (exp_val(expression values) element as example) for the taxonExp object
taxa.objects[[6]]$exp_value[1:5,]
| Gorilla_CB_Sakura | Gorilla_CB_GON | |
|---|---|---|
| ENSG00000000003 | 2.6 | 0.9 |
| ENSG00000000005 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| ENSG00000000419 | 13.5 | 19.9 |
| ENSG00000000457 | 4.1 | 3.7 |
| ENSG00000000460 | 1.3 | 1.3 |
Once the contruction courcs successfully completed, the following transcriptome phylogenetic analysis are ready to go.
References
Robinson, Mark D., Davis J. McCarthy, and Gordon K. Smyth. 2010. “edgeR: a Bioconductor package for differential expression analysis of digital gene expression data.” Bioinformatics 26:139–40. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btp616.
Xu, Chuan, Qian Li, Olga Efimova, Liu He, Shoji Tatsumoto, Vita Stepanova, Takao Oishi, et al. 2018. “Human-specific features of spatial gene expression and regulation in eight brain regions.” Genome Research 28:1097–1110. https://doi.org/10.1101/gr.231357.117.
cerebellum (CB), hippocampus (HIP), striatum (STR) , anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), primary visual cortex (V1C), premotor cortex (PMC), dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DPFC), ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VPFC).↩


| bench_compare {dplyr} | R Documentation |
These functions are deprecated because we now believe that you're better of performing the comparisons directly, yourself, in order to generate more informative test failures.
bench_tbls(tbls, op, ..., times = 10) compare_tbls(tbls, op, ref = NULL, compare = equal_data_frame, ...) compare_tbls2(tbls_x, tbls_y, op, ref = NULL, compare = equal_data_frame, ...) eval_tbls(tbls, op) eval_tbls2(tbls_x, tbls_y, op)
tbls, tbls_x, tbls_y |
A list of |
op |
A function with a single argument, called often with each
element of |
... |
For For |
times |
For benchmarking, the number of times each operation is repeated. |
ref |
For checking, a data frame to test results against. If not
supplied, defaults to the results from the first |
compare |
A function used to compare the results. Defaults to
|
eval_tbls()
: a list of data frames.
compare_tbls()
: an invisible TRUE
on success, otherwise
an error is thrown.
bench_tbls()
: an object of class
microbenchmark::microbenchmark()


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James Todd
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What am I looking at? Covid-19 is caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2. This virus uses a spike protein to enter host cells and infect the body. The spike protein is shown here to the right.
Covid-19
In late 2019 there were unexplained pneumonia-like illnesses breaking out in Wuhan, China which we now know was due to the spread of a virus called severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The spread of this virus around the world led to a global pandemic which still affects us in late 2021. At this stage of the pandemic, SARS-CoV-2 variants have grown concerning to medical professionals and researchers alike; therefore, studying variants of concern is a priority. 3D structural information can help us better understand how mutations can affect health and immunity and is the focus of this website.
Why are spike proteins so important? The spike protein is essential to SARS-CoV-2 virus function. Spike proteins are used to bind to human cell receptors, such as the ACE2 receptor, which allows the virus to gain entry into the cell. Viruses infect human cells in order to replicate since they lack the cellular machinery needed to replicate independently. After large amounts of virus replicate in a host’s body, this can cause contraction of Coronavirus disease. So, if a person has antibodies that recognize spike protein and stop entry, they would be protected from the virus. This is why the spike protein is the focus of most COVID-19 vaccines and why mutations, which may block antibody recognition, are concerning to public health.
How does the vaccine work? Antibodies can target spike proteins and block the interaction between the spike protein and human cell receptors. This blockage neutralizes the virus and prevents it from infecting human cells. If the virus cannot enter human cells, then it cannot replicate. The mRNA vaccine works by providing spike protein information to your cells that will enable your immune system to recognize spike proteins on the real virus. Therefore, your body is prepared and knows how to fight infection if exposed to the real virus. Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines.
Why are mutations in the spike protein important? Mutations can occur in the virus’ genetic code and change the structure of the spike protein. Depending on what mutations occur, these changes could affect antibody binding and influence the efficacy of immune responses. Therefore, it is important to map where these mutations are and investigate how they change spike protein and antibody binding.
What is a receptor-binding domain (RBD)? To enter cells, SARS-CoV-2 needs to first bind to cells. It does so through its RBD on the spike protein. The RBD specifically recognizes angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) as its receptor, and binding of the RBD to ACE2 leads to structural changes that allow SARS-CoV-2 to enter cells. Early vaccine efforts focused on blocking this binding using either inhibitors or antibody production induced by vaccines. However, the RBD is sometimes hidden (called the closed conformation), which helps the coronavirus evade the immune system. Recent research has shown that less than 20% of antibodies target the RBD domain, so vaccines targeting other sites should be investigated.
What is an N-terminal domain (NTD)? The NTD recognizes sugars on the cell surface and helps the coronavirus attach to the cell surface. Since the NTD contributes to early attachment, it can be a target for preventing and treating COVID-19. Many antibodies actually target the NTD rather than the RBD and work has been done to target antibodies to the NTD.
What is the S2 subunit? The S2 subunit consists of the rest of the spike protein and is the membrane fusion subunit. After the RBD binds the receptor, the S2 subunit’s structure changes, allowing for the coronavirus to enter the cell. About 40% of antibodies in infected patients target the S2 subunit. That, combined with the fact that the S2 subunit is less likely to have mutations than the NTD and RBD, suggests that S2-directed antibodies might be more effective against a wider array of variants, which is crucial to our management of the pandemic.
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In case your symbols are not numeric, e.g. A, B, C, D, they will be mapped to integer values.
If you want to include this analysis into a Python script, visit the GitHub repo for the Python implementation
The Python code has been used in these publications:
[1] F. von Wegner, S. Bauer, F. Rosenow, J. Triesch, H. Laufs, “EEG microstate periodicity explained by rotating phase patterns
of resting-state alpha oscillations.”, NeuroImage, 224:117372, 2021.
[2] F. von Wegner, H. Laufs, “Information-theoretical analysis of EEG microstate sequences in Python.”, Front Neuroinform, 12:30, 2018.
[3] F. von Wegner, P. Knaut, H. Laufs, “EEG microstate sequences from different clustering algorithms are information-theoretically
invariant.”, Front Comp Neurosci, 12:70, 2018.
[4] F. von Wegner, E. Tagliazucchi, H. Laufs, “Information theoretical analysis of resting state EEG microstate sequences -
non-Markovianity, non-stationarity and periodicities.”, NeuroImage, 158:99-111, 2017.


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| app/blocks/exception/ | 91.67% | (33 / 36) | 66.67% | (4 / 6) | 100% | (12 / 12) | 91.67% | (33 / 36) | |
| app/blocks/logger/ | 90% | (18 / 20) | 100% | (0 / 0) | 85.71% | (6 / 7) | 90% | (18 / 20) | |
| app/blocks/router/ | 81.63% | (40 / 49) | 40% | (10 / 25) | 92.31% | (12 / 13) | 81.25% | (39 / 48) | |
| app/ghost-game/ | 96.41% | (161 / 167) | 89.29% | (25 / 28) | 92% | (46 / 50) | 96.41% | (161 / 167) | |
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| app/widgets/ | 50% | (6 / 12) | 0% | (0 / 2) | 40% | (2 / 5) | 50% | (6 / 12) |


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6 leaves |
smoked |
Coleus |
(dried) |
After hearing that this shrub has a mild halucinogenic effect, I decided that it will help me get on my very first journey into the depths of my mind. I have never tried anything that is really psychoactive, except for cannabis, but it turned out that I'm immune to it(?!) Coleus seemed to be the perfect, lite and legal ticket to 'the other side'. So it was really easy to find this plant, it is quite popular 'round here. I picked a few (6) leaves, put them on 50^C (122^F) to dry. When they got dry I crushed and smoked them. That was a very unpleasent process.  Anyway, when I finished it I needed a lot of juice to wash the taste down. So I sit on the sofa and wait, and wait....
Nothing.  I was so excited, adrenalin was pumpin' yet nothing, not a vision blur....just nothing. I threw the rest of the leaves away. 'What a day, I'll go to bed early', I thought. And as I fall asleap, relaxed and tired aprox. 4 hours after my failed journey to where 'no man has ever been before', I begin having those strange dreams that you have a little before you are quite asleep. I did not find this to be unusual, so I proceed with my sleep.
 I don't dream a lot nor often, but I just had about three hours of very intense dreams. Still, I refuse to belive that this is caused by Coleus, and I fall asleap again. Then came a period of about 6 hours of unusually intense and very realistic dreams. The things I dreamed about were quite usual, but they looked very real. Very real. I found this interesting, and the next time I woke up I was sure that this is in fact my very first and very mild ...trip. It's not much, in fact it can't be called a trip at all, but it seems that this plant is worth experimenting with.
And the dose was quite low, the smoke was terrible, so I took small hits. Anyway, the next morning, I was in a perfect mood, not tired at all, inspite the fact that I was waking up all night.
So Coleus has something hidden, and it is my task to find out what it is. Next time I'll try eating some. I do not have a lot of experience, so I'll be careful.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Resource Allocation
问题描述 :
HDU-Sailormoon is made up of three girls~~~wj, xq, lff, usually they work together —- solve a variety of problems. So they has to use some resources in the process.
In order to make it more convenient, they will put some resources in a box big enough, each resource has its ID and level of priority. When they want a kind of resources, they will give its ID and get it from the box. If there are several ones available in the box, they will get the highest priority ones. If there are still several ones available, they will get the one which puts in the box first.
In order to make it more convenient, they will put some resources in a box big enough, each resource has its ID and level of priority. When they want a kind of resources, they will give its ID and get it from the box. If there are several ones available in the box, they will get the highest priority ones. If there are still several ones available, they will get the one which puts in the box first.
输入:
The input will consist of several cases, please deal with till the end of file. Each case contains a integer N(0<N<=10000), representing there are N steps following. For example, if input is "R x y"(x, y are integers,0<=x,y<=10000), representing they put a resource to the box, its ID is x, and its priority is y(the higher the priority is, the smaller the y is). If input is "name r" (name may be "wj" or "xq" or "lff", r is an integer,0<=r<=10000), representing one girl called "name" wants a resource, which ID is r.
输出:
The input will consist of several cases, please deal with till the end of file. Each case contains a integer N(0<N<=10000), representing there are N steps following. For example, if input is "R x y"(x, y are integers,0<=x,y<=10000), representing they put a resource to the box, its ID is x, and its priority is y(the higher the priority is, the smaller the y is). If input is "name r" (name may be "wj" or "xq" or "lff", r is an integer,0<=r<=10000), representing one girl called "name" wants a resource, which ID is r.
 No one fits! lff gets Num 2: 2 3! No one fits!
题意：纯模拟题，用N个优先队列表示ID为0~N-1的Resource
再重载一下操作符即可，剩下的就是模拟了
ID好的范围是10000，询问的次数也是10000，里面的hash操作是多余了，自己没有考虑清楚………………
View Code
#include<iostream> #include<algorithm> #include<queue> #define MAXN 10010 using namespace std; struct node { int pri,num; bool friend operator<(const node a,const node b) { if(a.pri!=b.pri) return a.pri>b.pri; return a.num>b.num; } }; int hash1[MAXN],h; priority_queue<node> Q[MAXN]; int main() { int n,x,y,r,cc; char str[10]; while(scanf("%d",&n)==1) { h=0; cc=1; for(int i=0;i<=n;i++) while(!Q[i].empty()) Q[i].pop(); memset(hash1,-1,sizeof(hash1)); while(n--) { node temp; scanf("%s",str); if(str[0]=='R') { scanf("%d %d",&x,&y); if(hash1[x]==-1) hash1[x]=h++; temp.num=cc++; temp.pri=y; Q[hash1[x]].push(temp); } else { scanf("%d",&r); if(hash1[r]==-1) hash1[r]==h++; if(Q[hash1[r]].empty()) printf("No one fits!\n"); else { temp = Q[hash1[r]].top(); printf("%s gets Num %d: %d %d!\n",str,temp.num,r,temp.pri); Q[hash1[r]].pop(); } } } } return 0; }
参考：http://www.cnblogs.com/nanke/archive/2012/02/26/2368440.html
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没有对题目进行一番分析，真是美中不足啊
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
神奇的网站
简洁的代码
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21行中，j<10可改为j<10-i，减少比较次数
…. 配图居然是没方向的。。
此时的数据量还是很小的，耗时却不短。这种方法确实可以，当然或许还有其他的优化方案，但是优化只能针对某些数据，不太可能在所有情况下都能在可接受的时间内求解出答案。
程序输出是对的，呈三角型。原程序是按C++写的，已经改成了C的
https://coding.net/moon/miracle
非常好，初学者就应该先理解递归


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Diagnostics & Logging
Internally, ZPT-Sharp makes use of the .NET framework's built-in diagnostics functionality. This allows it to expose diagnostic, debug and error information about the rendering process, without specifying what should done with that information.
By default, no action is performed with the Trace and Debug information; the messages are exposed to the framework and then immediately discarded. If you wish to record or capture this information then this is controlled via the application configuration file.
The .NET framework's Trace functionality is very powerful and flexible; we will not be examining it in
depth here.
Briefly, instances of
TraceListener
are attached to
TraceSource
objects, via the
application configuration file.
These listeners do not need neccesarily to be compiled with references to the main project, not does the
main project need to reference them.
At run-time, the .NET framework, acting on information from the configuration file, loads the relevant
trace listener types and subscribes them to the trace sources in order to receive the messages.
Integrating with Log4net
What follows is an example of how to integrate with the log4net library in order to capture Trace and Debug information. Log4net is a third party logging library, maintained by the Apache project. If you wish to know more about it, including how to use its powerful configuration syntax, then you may read more at the log4net manual page.
ZPT-Sharp ships with two optional assemblies designed for logging diagnostics information;
CSF.Zpt.Log4Net.dll
and log4net.dll
.
The latter is the core log4net code and the former contains a customised TraceListener
which redirects received messages to log4net.
These two assemblies are not required for normal operation.
If you wish to capture log information using log4net then you should ensure that they are placed in the same directory as the ZPT-Sharp assemblies, and that your application configuration attaches the trace listener to the appropriate trace source(s).
Here is an example of the changes to make in your application configuration file in order to log messages to a file, using the log4net listener.
<!-- Declare the log4 net config section -->
<configSections>
<section name="log4net" type="log4net.Config.Log4NetConfigurationSectionHandler, log4net" />
</configSections>
<!-- This section configures log4net itself -->
<log4net>
<root>
<!--
Set the default level (for anything not configured to
warnings and above).
-->
<level value="WARN" />
<appender-ref ref="FileAppender" />
</root>
<appender name="FileAppender" type="log4net.Appender.FileAppender">
<!-- Set the path to the log file -->
<file value="MyApplication.log" />
<appendToFile value="false" />
<layout type="log4net.Layout.PatternLayout">
<conversionPattern value="[%-5level] [%logger] %message%n" />
</layout>
</appender>
<!--
Log messages of level DEBUG and up originating from ZPT-Sharp
If you wish to use log4net in your own application, you would
add further loggers here to determine the log-level for your
own app.
-->
<logger name="CSF.Zpt">
<level value="DEBUG" />
</logger>
</log4net>
<!--
This section attaches the ZPT-Sharp log4net trace listener to
the appropriate TraceSource.
-->
<system.diagnostics>
<sources>
<!-- Add the listener to other sources too if you wish -->
<source name="CSF.Zpt" switchName="defaultSwitch" switchType="System.Diagnostics.SourceSwitch">
<listeners>
<add name="log4netListener" />
<remove name="Default" />
</listeners>
</source>
</sources>
<switches>
<add name="defaultSwitch" value="Verbose"/>
</switches>
<sharedListeners>
<add name="log4netListener"
type="CSF.Zpt.SelfConfiguringLog4netTraceListener, CSF.Zpt.Log4net">
<filter type="System.Diagnostics.EventTypeFilter" initializeData="Verbose"/>
</add>
</sharedListeners>
</system.diagnostics>
This is only a limited example which will get logging through log4net working. Please read the relevant documentation (MSDN and log4net) if you would like to customise your logging solution.
Consuming ZPT-Sharp as an API
If you are building an application which consumes ZPT-Sharp as an API then you may wish to make use of
Trace and Debug logging yourself.
Additionally you might be integrating with other APIs which also make use of this functionality.
The TraceSource
names used by ZPT-Sharp are:
- CSF.Zpt - used by the core API for rendering operations.
- CSF.Zpt.Cli - used by the ZptBuilder front-end application.
- CSF.Zpt.Mvc - used by the MVC view engine.
Note about 'debug' builds
If you have built the solution by hand and used the Debug
configuration, then
additional information will be made available via trace listeners.
This provides information useful to developers working on ZPT-Sharp itself, but which is not very
useful otherwise.
These messages are recorded at the Verbose
level (from a TraceEventType
standpoint),
or a DEBUG
level in log4net terminology.
You may wish to filter them out unless you are trying to debug ZPT-Sharp's rendering.
You would do this using either a source switch or log4net logger level of INFO
or above, otherwise
you could see a very noisy log file.


<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1. Description Rules for Format Definition File¶
Table of contents
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1.1. Common notation for format definition files¶
This section describes the common description rules for format definition.
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Character code¶
The character code of the format definition file is UTF-8
.
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Literal notation¶
When a literal is configured in the configuration value, follow the rules below.
| Literal type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | Enclose the value with Note that Unicode escapes or octal escapes are not supported.
|
| Decimal integer | Described in the same way as a Java numeric literal. Note that decimals are not supported.
|
| Boolean | Configure as true or false . (Uppercase letters are allowed) |
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Comment¶
Content following #
in a line is treated as a comment.
An example is shown below.
#
# Sample file
#
file-type: "Fixed" # Fixed-length
text-encoding: "ms932" # Character code is ms932
record-length: 120 # The length of each line is 120 bytes
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1.2. Structure of the format definition file¶
The format definition file is mainly composed of the following two sections.
| Directive declaration section: | |
|---|---|
This section defines common configuration such as the data format (fixed-length or JSON etc.) used and encoding. For details, see Definition of the directive declaration section. |
|
| Record format definition section: | |
Defines contents of the record. Specifically, the field definition in record, data type and data conversion rule for each field are defined. For details, see Record format definition section. |
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1.3. Definition of the directive declaration section¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Directive list that can be used in common¶
Directive definitions used in all data formats are as follows.
| Directive | Description |
|---|---|
file-type required |
Specify the data format The following data formats can be specified as standard.
|
text-encoding required |
Specify the encoding to use when reading and writing string fields. Only character encodings that are available to JVM used can be specified. For example, specify If JSON is specified for file-type, only the following encodings can be specified
If XML is specified for file-type, the encoding specified in the XML declaration section takes precedence over this configured value. |
record-separator optional |
Specify the record end character (Carriage return and Line feed). This is This configuration value is not used when the file-type is JSON or XML. |
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. List of directives that can be specified in fixed (fixed-length) format¶
The directives used for data in the fixed (fixed-length) format are as follows.
| Directive | Description | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
record-length required |
Specify the byte length of one record. | ||||||||
positive-zone-sign-nibble optional |
Specify the plus sign to be configured in the zone section of the signed zoned decimal as a string in hexadecimal notation. By default, the following values are used depending on the value of text-encoding.
|
||||||||
negative-zone-sign-nibble optional |
Specify the minus sign to be configured in the zone section of the signed zone numeric as a string in hexadecimal notation. By default, the following values are used depending on the value of text-encoding.
|
||||||||
positive-pack-sign-nibble optional |
Specify the plus sign to be configured in the sign bit of the signed pack numeric as a string in hexadecimal notation. By default, the following values are used depending on the value of text-encoding.
|
||||||||
negative-pack-sign-nibble optional |
Specify the minus sign to be configured in the sign bit of the signed packed decimal as a string in hexadecimal notation. By default, the following values are used depending on the value of text-encoding.
|
||||||||
required-decimal-point optional |
Specifies if a decimal point is required for unsigned and signed numeric. If If The default option is to add a decimal point ( |
||||||||
fixed-sign-position optional |
Specifies if the sign position of a signed numeric is to be fixed. If the sign position is fixed ( The default option is fixed (
|
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required-plus-sign optional |
Specifies if a plus sign is required for the signed numeric. When The default option is not added ( |
An example is shown below.
#
# Directive definition section
#
file-type: "Fixed" # Fixed-length file
text-encoding: "ms932" # Character encoding of the string type field
record-length: 120 # Byte length of each record
positive-zone-sign-nibble: "C" # Plus sign of zone numeric
negative-zone-sign-nibble: "D" # Minus sign of zone numeric
positive-pack-sign-nibble: "C" # Plus sign of pack numeric
negative-pack-sign-nibbleL "D" # Minus sign of pack numeric
required-decimal-point: true # With decimal point
fixed-sign-position: true # Sign at the beginning
required-plus-sign: false # Plus sign is not added
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. List of directives that can be specified in variable (variable length) format¶
The directives used for data in variable (variable length) format are as follows.
| Directive | Description |
|---|---|
field-separator required |
Specifies a separator character for the field (item). For example, specify |
quoting-delimiter optional |
Specifies the character used to quote field (item) values. For example, use When the value is configured, all fields (items) are quoted during output. By default, quotes are not used. If the value is configured, the quote characters before and after the field is removed during input. For handling Carriage return and Line feed and quote characters in the fields, see RFC4180. |
ignore-blank-lines optional |
Configures if blank lines should be ignored when reading the data. When configured to By default, blank lines are ignored. |
requires-title optional |
Configures if the first record should be read or written as a title. When configured to By default, the first record is not treated as a title. For the layout definition of the title record, see title-record-type-name directive. |
title-record-type-name optional |
Configures the record type name of the title. If not specified, the record type name of the title will be The title record is edited according to the record format definition associated with the record type name specified in this directive. For the sample format definition file using the title record type, see title record format definition example. For details of record types and record definitions, see Record format definition section. |
max-record-length optional |
Specifies the number of characters in a record that can be read. When data that does not have a record separator character (corrupted data) is read, if all records are expanded on the heap, the process may terminate abnormally due to insufficient heap. Therefore, if the record separator character does not exist even after reading the number of characters configured in this directive, the reading process is aborted, and an exception is thrown as invalid data. By default, configured to 1,000,000 characters. |
An example is shown below.
#
# Directive definition section
#
file-type: "Variable" # Variable length file
text-encoding: "utf-8" # Character encoding of the string type field
record-separator: "\\r\\n" # Carriage return and Line feed
field-separator: "," # CSV
quoting-delimiter: "\"" # Enclose items in double quotes
ignore-blank-lines: true # Ignore blank lines
requires-title: false # No title record
max-record-length: 1000 # Maximum 1000 characters for this csv record
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Directive list that can be specified in JSON format¶
There are no directives specific to the JSON data format.
An example is shown below.
file-type: "JSON" # json format
text-encoding: "utf-8" # Character encoding of the string type field
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Directive list that can be specified in XML format¶
There are no directives specific to the XML data format.
An example is shown below.
file-type: "XML" # xml format
text-encoding: "utf-8" # Character encoding of the string type field
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1.4. Record format definition section¶
The record format definition section configures the definition information of the fields (items) that make up the record (such as position and data type in the record).
An example of record format definition is shown below.
- Points
- A record type name, to identify the record, is defined by enclosing with
[
,]
brackets. - Record type name must be unique in the format definition file.
- The record type name defines an optional value.
- The fields (items) in the record are defined from the next line of the record type.
- The field (item) definition are repeated for the number of fields.
- For field definition format, see field definition format.
- A record type name, to identify the record, is defined by enclosing with
[data] # Record type name:data
1 name N(100) # Name
2 age X9(3) # Age
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Field definition¶
Field definition is defined with the following format.
<Field start position> <Field name> <Multiplicity> <Field type> <Field converter>
Details of each element of the field definition are as given below.
Field start position required |
Define the field start position according to the following rules for each data format.
|
||||||||||||
Field name required |
Configure the name to identify the field. The field name is the key of java.util.Map used for input/output by this function. If Important Note that a field name cannot be defined with only numbers. In the case of XML data format, items are treated as an attribute value by adding An example is shown below. [tagName]
@attr
The XML corresponding to the above is as follows. <tagName attr="val">
・・・
</tagName>
|
||||||||||||
Multiplicity optional |
Specifies the number of fields that can be defined. This value can be specified only for JSON and XML data formats.
A specification example is shown below. address [1..3] # 1 to 3 can be defined
address # Only one is possible as it is omitted
address [0..*] # No condition (0 to unlimited)
address [*] # No condition (0 to unlimited)
address [1..*] # 1 or more
In the case of the following xml, the number of definitions in the <person>
<address>Home address</address>
<address>Work address</address>
</person>
In the case of the following JSON, the number of elements in the {
"address" : ["Home address", "Work address", "Delivery address"]
}
|
||||||||||||
Field Type required |
Defines the data type of the field. For field types that can be specified by default, see Field type list. |
||||||||||||
Field convertor optional |
Defines the contents of input/output pre-processing, such as specifying options for field types or data conversion. For field types that can be specified by default, see Field converter list. Multiple field converters can be configured. |
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Define a multiformat record¶
For multi-format data, define multiple record formats in the format definition file.
The record format of the input /output data is automatically determined by the value of a specific field. If the input /output target data does not match any record type, it is treated as invalid data and the process is terminated abnormally.
Example of format definition for multi-format is shown below.
- Points
- Defines the record identification field. The record type name is
Classifier
. - The condition to determine a record is defined directly below the record type name of each record definition.
- The field defined in record identification (Classifier) must exist in the record definition.
- Defines the record identification field. The record type name is
file-type: "Fixed" # Fixed-length
text-encoding: "MS932" # Character encoding of the string type field
record-length: 40 # Length of each record
record-separator: "\r\n" # Carriage return and Line feed (crlf)
# Define the record identification condition
[Classifier]
1 dataKbn X(1) # Determine the record type by using the field of the first byte
# Define the header record
[header]
dataKbn = "1" # Header record if dataKbn is "1"
1 dataKbn X(1)
2 data X(39)
# Define the data record
[data]
dataKbn = "2" # Data record if dataKbn is "2"
1 dataKbn X(1)
2 data X(39)
For a sample of the multi-format definition, refer to the following link.
Tip
Since JSON and XML data formats do not have the concept of a record, format definition for multiformat is not supported.
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Field type list¶
The data type definition list provided as standard is shown below.
- List of available field types for Fixed (fixed-length) data format
Type Java data types Description X
String Single byte character string (byte length = character string length)
By default, right trim/padding is performed using half-width space.
Argument: Byte length (numeric) required
If the output target value is
null
, the value is converted to an empty character before processing.If the read value is an empty string, it is converted to
null
. Configure convertEmptyToNull tofalse
if conversion of empty string tonull
is not required.N String Double-byte character string (byte length = number of characters/2)
By default, right trim/padding is performed with full-width space.
Argument: Byte length (numeric) required
- If the byte length is not a multiple of 2, a syntax error will occur.
If the output target value is
null
or the read value is an empty string, the handling is the same as single byte string field type.XN String Multibyte string
Specify this field type when handling a field where characters of different byte lengths are mixed, such as UTF-8.
This field type is also used when the padding for the full-width string (double-byte string) uses a half-width space.
By default, right trim/padding is performed with half-width space.
Argument: Byte length (numeric) required
If the output target value is
null
or the read value is an empty string, the handling is the same as single byte string field type.Z
BigDecimal Zone numeric (byte length = number of digits)
By default, left trim/padding is performed with
0
.Argument 1: Byte length (numeric) required
Argument 2: Number of digits after decimal point (numeric) optional
Default:0
If the output target value is
null
, the value is converted to0
before processing.If the number of bytes in the read value is
0
, it is converted tonull
. Configure convertEmptyToNull tofalse
, when the number of bytes is0
and conversion tonull
is not required.SZ BigDecimal Signed zone numeric (byte length = number of digits)
By default, left trim/padding is performed with
0
.Argument 1: Byte length (numeric) required
Argument 2: Number of digits after the decimal point (numeric) optional
Default:0
Argument 3: Plus sign to be configured in the zone section (hexadecimal string) optional
Argument 4: Minus sign to be configured in the zone section (hexadecimal string) optional
Argument 3 and argument 4 are configured when overwriting the plus sign of the signed zone numeric and minus sign of the signed zone numeric.
When the output target value is
null
or the number of bytes of the read value is0
, then the handling is the same as zone numeric field type.P BigDecimal Pack numeric (byte length = number of digits/2 [rounded up])
By default, left trim/padding is performed with
0
.Argument 1: Byte length (numeric) required
Argument 2: Number of digits after the decimal point (numeric) optional
Default:0
When the output target value is
null
or the number of bytes of the read value is0
, then the handling is the same as zone numeric field type.SP BigDecimal Signed pack numeric (byte length = (number of digits + 1)/2 [rounded up])
By default, left trim/padding is performed with
0
.Argument 1: Byte length (numeric) required
Argument 2: Number of digits after the decimal point (numeric) optional
Default:0
Argument 3: Plus sign to be configured in the zone section (hexadecimal string) optional
Argument 4: Minus sign to be configured in the zone section (hexadecimal string) optional
Argument 3 and argument 4 are configured when overwriting the plus sign of the signed pack numeric and minus sign of the signed pack numeric.
When the output target value is
null
or the number of bytes of the read value is0
, then the handling is the same as zone numeric field type.B byte[] Binary string
Padding and trimming are not performed.
Argument: Byte length (numeric) required
The conversion specifications for each application are different when the output value is
null
. Therefore, the value is not converted for this field type even in such a case and InvalidDataFormatException is thrown.When using this field type, configure the value explicitly in the application according to the requirements.
X9 BigDecimal Unsigned numeric string (byte length = number of characters)
Treat single-byte strings (X) in the field as numeric.
By default, left trim/padding is performed with
0
. Decimal point sign (.
) can be included in the string.Argument 1: Byte length (numeric) required
Argument 2: Number of digits after the decimal point (numeric) for fixed decimal point optional
Default:0
When the output value is
null
, then the handling is the same as zone numeric field type.If the read value is an empty string, the handling is the same as single byte string field type.
SX9 BigDecimal Signed numeric string (byte length = number of characters)
Single byte string (X) in the field is treated as a signed numeric. By default, left trim/padding is performed with
0
.Argument 1: Byte length (numeric) required
Argument 2: Number of digits after the decimal point (numeric) for fixed decimal point optional
Default:0
When the output value is
null
, then the handling is the same as zone numeric field type.If the read value is an empty string, the handling is the same as single byte string field type.
To change the sign character (
+
、-
), a project-specific field type can be created to support the implementation of the following classes.For additional field types, see Add a field type.
- List of available field types for Variable (Variable length) data format
Type Java data types Description X
N
XN
X9
SX9String All fields are read and written as strings for variable-length data formats.
The operation does not change no matter what type of identifier is specified. Since there is no concept of field length, arguments are not required.
To read and write as numeric format of character string (BigDecimal), use number converter or signed_number converter.
If the output target value is
null
, the value is converted to a empty character before processing.If the read value is an empty string, it is converted to
null
. Configure convertEmptyToNull tofalse
if conversion of empty string to null is not required.- List of available field types for JSON and XML data formats
Type Java data types Description X
N
XNString String data type
Editing such as padding is not performed.
The value is enclosed in double quotes
"
during output for JSON.If the output value is
null
, the value is not converted in JSON, and is converted to an empty string in XML.X9
SX9String Numeric string type
Data editing such as padding is not performed. During output, the value is output without change.
To read and write as numeric format of character string (BigDecimal), use number converter or signed_number converter.
When the output value is
null
, the handling is the same as field type for string data type.BL String String（
true
orfalse
expressed as a string）Data editing such as padding is not performed. During output, the value is output without change.
When the output value is
null
, the handling is the same as field type for string data type.OB
- Used to specify nested record types.
The record type corresponding to the field name is input/output as a nested element.
When the output value is
null
, the handling is the same as field type for string data type.An usage example is shown below.
- json
{ "users": [ { "name" : "Name", "age" : 30, "address" : "Address" }, { "name" : "Name 1", "age" : 31, "address" : "Address 1" } ] }
- xml
<users> <user> <name> Name </name> <age>30</age> <address> Address </address> </user> <user> <name> Name 1</name> <age>31</age> <address> Address 1</address> </user> </users>
The format definition file for JSON and xml above are as follows:
[users] # Root element 1 user [1..*] OB [user] # Nested element 1 name N # Bottom layer element 2 age X9 3 address N
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Field converter list¶
The data converter list provided as standard is shown below.
| Converter name | Type conversion specification | Description | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| pad | No type conversion | Configure the characters to pad and trim. Padding and trim positions operate as follows for each field type.
For more information on field types, see Field type list.
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| encoding | No type conversion | Configure the character encoding for string type field Configure when overwriting the common configuration (text-encoding) for only specific fields. Can be used only for
|
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| Literal value | No type conversion | Configure the default value for output. Outputs the specified literal value if the value was not configured during output. This configuration value is not used during input. |
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number |
String <-> BigDecimal | Configure when conversion of numeric string to numeric (BigDecimal) is required.
|
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signed_number |
String <-> BigDecimal | Configure when conversion of signed numeric string to numeric (BigDecimal) is required. Expect that signs are allowed, the specification is the same as number converter. |
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replacement |
No type conversion | The character is converted to the conversion destination character and returned for both input and output.
For details, see Replace (collate) the characters. |
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1.5. Omitting item definitions¶
Describes the behavior when the item definition of the format definition file does not match the item definition of the data.
- For fixed-length and variable length data
- For fixed-length and variable length data, the field definition of the data and the format definition must match exactly. For this reason, an item must be defined in the format definition file even if there are items that are not required by the application.
- For JSON and XML data
- In the case of JSON and XML, items that are not defined in the format definition file will not be read. Therefore, item definition is not required for items that are present in the data but are not required by the application.


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The Value of Cycle
A Ruby Enumerable Method
8/3/15
Today I learned about a Ruby enumerable method today called cycle. A short explanation of cycle: when given a collection of items, cycle passes each item to a block of code an infinite number of times until told to break. Cycle is a convenient way to create loops and break them if a specific condition is met. Cycle can also accept an argument as a positive integar which will loop through a collection as many times as you command. Here is an example:
dogs = ["Buddy", "Fido", "Murphy"]
dogs.cycle { |x| puts x }
Buddy
Fido
Murphy
Buddy
Fido
Murphy
... forever
Using the same array dogs
, here is an example when you give cycle an argument:
dogs.cycle(3) { |x| puts x }
Buddy
Fido
Murphy
Buddy
Fido
Murphy
Buddy
Fido
Murphy
This time cycle only ran through the array three times. This should give you a basic understanding of the cycle method. Next time you need to create a loop, give cycle a try!


The project started with requirement gathering session with the Research professor Dr. Candice Mills at ThinkLab (UT Dallas). The basic requirement was to recreate the existing power point slides to a tablet application for performing research studies.
The requirements of the project was quite ambiguous at the beginning. After a series of interview sessions with the stakeholders like Dr.Mills and rest of the team, I narrowed down a set of requirements.
In addition, I observed the end users (i.e. kids in this case) using the power point slides while participating in research study conducted by the research team. As an outcome a lot of other requirements were uncovered.
One such thing was saving every action of the user interaction in the database. During the traditional research method, a researcher has to note down important details of the experiment manually in pen and paper. Later on, he/she has to enter it again manually in excel for analysis. But I explained the possibility of saving such data in database in an effort to remove the cumbersome manual data entry.
Similar to the previous example, some more benefits of tablet app over power point slides were identified and defined as the scope of this project.
I sketched an end to end user flow based on the collected requirements which opened the door for everyone to comment and offer other alternatives.
Right after sketching i.e. at the beginning of prototyping sessions, most of the requirements were nailed down already and so this session helped me to focus on the actual interaction design and UI patterns. Since the users were young children, designing interfaces for them were pretty challenging. I used wire framing and prototyping tools such as “Pencil” and “Axure” to create mockup screens. These screens were shown to the entire research crew on a frequent basis to get insights.
Pictured below are the some of my initial sketches followed by the proptotypes created using Axure.
Due to tight deadlines and the ambiguity of the project, I approached it in incremental steps and structured it in order to deliver minimum viable products. The entire project was developed in two phases,
Phase I: (Jan’15-May’15)
Phase-II: (Aug’15-Dec’15)
Adding such flexibility to an already designed and developed app was very challenging since it required a complete makeover of the design. I quickly redesigned the application to accommodate the new requirement. It was interesting to design and handle two different user groups (Kids and Researchers) for the same app.
Phase-III (Jan’16-May’16)
This additional phase involved rigorous user testing and in turn fine tuning the interface. The research study were conducted across large audiences like child care and schools. Hence, it provided a lot of valuable feedback and I had opportunity to change the interaction styles according to the feedback.
In addition, the phase-III also involved documenting the app’s installation and user guide for the upcoming research team. I also captured all my design decisions and put together a developer guide for continuing development in future.
As a sole project owner, I was able to lead the project from start to finish. It was nearly a year long project and I took up the responsibilities to stay organized without any supervision. Prioritizing tasks, scope management and frequent status updates were some of the key skills I learnt during this project.
One of the intriguing and challenging part in this project was designing interfaces for kids. Even though some of the common design principles apply for both adults and kids, some of them were not applicable for kids. Anticipating what kids might do in the interface and designing all the required elements were the difficult part. However, user testing revealed more unknowns and gave a chance to address those.
To quote an example, the application had an logout icon to exit when the experiment is done, this was required for the researchers to start a new experiment with the next kid. A curious little boy clicked on the logout button as soon as he logged in, since he knew thats an exit to get out of the app, he was doing it even while the experiment was on and this affected the results of the experiment. Such peculiar behavior made me to approach the design in a different way for kids; I changed the interaction method of the logout button to a long press instead of just a tap. In that way, only a researcher can logout of the app once the experiment is done.


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text: "Yes"
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value: {
text: "Yes"
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key: {
text: "Reason for leaving the scheme"
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value: {
html: 'Secured retirement income via other means
In receipt of a fixed or enhanced protection certificate'
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- I understand that I cannot opt out retrospectively.
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- I understand that I am giving up my rights to any further benefits from the Scheme in this employment.
- I understand that unless I am absent from duty for any reason I may apply to join or rejoin the Scheme at any time subject to the scheme rules.
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These details will be sent to the NHS Business Services Authority who will process the request to opt out from the employee.
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"""
DepecheMood
-----------
DepecheMood is a high-quality and high-coverage emotion lexicon for English and Italian
text, mapping individual terms to their emotional valences. These word-emotion weights
are inferred from crowd-sourced datasets of emotionally tagged news articles
(rappler.com for English, corriere.it for Italian).
English terms are assigned weights to eight emotions:
- AFRAID
- AMUSED
- ANGRY
- ANNOYED
- DONT_CARE
- HAPPY
- INSPIRED
- SAD
Italian terms are assigned weights to five emotions:
- DIVERTITO (~amused)
- INDIGNATO (~annoyed)
- PREOCCUPATO (~afraid)
- SODDISFATTO (~happy)
- TRISTE (~sad)
"""
import collections
import csv
import io
import statistics
from spacy.parts_of_speech import ADJ, ADV, NOUN, VERB
from spacy.tokens import Doc, Span, Token
from .. import constants
from .. import io as tio
from .. import utils
from .base import Resource
NAME = "depeche_mood"
META = {
"site_url": "http://www.depechemood.eu",
"publication_url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.03660",
"description": "A simple tool to analyze the emotions evoked by a text.",
}
DOWNLOAD_URL = "https://github.com/marcoguerini/DepecheMood/releases/download/v2.0/DepecheMood_v2.0.zip"
[docs]class DepecheMood(Resource):
"""
Interface to DepecheMood, an emotion lexicon for English and Italian text.
Download the data (one time only!), and save its contents to disk::
>>> import textacy.resources
>>> rs = textacy.resources.DepecheMood(lang="en", word_rep="lemmapos")
>>> rs.download()
>>> rs.info
{'name': 'depeche_mood',
'site_url': 'http://www.depechemood.eu',
'publication_url': 'https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.03660',
'description': 'A simple tool to analyze the emotions evoked by a text.'}
Access emotional valences for individual terms::
>>> rs.get_emotional_valence("disease#n")
{'AFRAID': 0.37093526222120465,
'AMUSED': 0.06953745082761113,
'ANGRY': 0.06979683067736414,
'ANNOYED': 0.06465401081252636,
'DONT_CARE': 0.07080580707440012,
'HAPPY': 0.07537324330608403,
'INSPIRED': 0.13394731320662606,
'SAD': 0.14495008187418348}
>>> rs.get_emotional_valence("heal#v")
{'AFRAID': 0.060450319886187334,
'AMUSED': 0.09284046387491741,
'ANGRY': 0.06207816933776029,
'ANNOYED': 0.10027622719958346,
'DONT_CARE': 0.11259594401785,
'HAPPY': 0.09946106491457314,
'INSPIRED': 0.37794768332634626,
'SAD': 0.09435012744278205}
When passing multiple terms in the form of a List[str] or ``Span`` or ``Doc``,
emotion weights are averaged over all terms for which weights are available::
>>> rs.get_emotional_valence(["disease#n", "heal#v"])
{'AFRAID': 0.215692791053696,
'AMUSED': 0.08118895735126427,
'ANGRY': 0.06593750000756221,
'ANNOYED': 0.08246511900605491,
'DONT_CARE': 0.09170087554612506,
'HAPPY': 0.08741715411032858,
'INSPIRED': 0.25594749826648616,
'SAD': 0.11965010465848278}
>>> text = "The acting was sweet and amazing, but the plot was dumb and terrible."
>>> doc = textacy.make_spacy_doc(text, lang="en")
>>> rs.get_emotional_valence(doc)
{'AFRAID': 0.05272350876803627,
'AMUSED': 0.13725054992595098,
'ANGRY': 0.15787016147081184,
'ANNOYED': 0.1398733360688608,
'DONT_CARE': 0.14356943460620503,
'HAPPY': 0.11923217912716871,
'INSPIRED': 0.17880214720077342,
'SAD': 0.07067868283219296}
>>> rs.get_emotional_valence(doc[0:6]) # the acting was sweet and amazing
{'AFRAID': 0.039790959333750785,
'AMUSED': 0.1346884072825313,
'ANGRY': 0.1373596223131593,
'ANNOYED': 0.11391999698695347,
'DONT_CARE': 0.1574819173485831,
'HAPPY': 0.1552521762333925,
'INSPIRED': 0.21232264216449326,
'SAD': 0.049184278337136296}
For good measure, here's how Italian w/o POS-tagged words looks::
>>> rs = textacy.resources.DepecheMood(lang="it", word_rep="lemma")
>>> rs.get_emotional_valence("amore")
{'INDIGNATO': 0.11451408951814121,
'PREOCCUPATO': 0.1323655108545536,
'TRISTE': 0.18249663560400609,
'DIVERTITO': 0.33558928569110086,
'SODDISFATTO': 0.23503447833219815}
Args:
data_dir (str or :class:`pathlib.Path`): Path to directory on disk
under which resource data is stored, i.e. ``/path/to/data_dir/depeche_mood``.
lang ({"en", "it"}): Standard two-letter code for the language of terms
for which emotional valences are to be retrieved.
word_rep ({"token", "lemma", "lemmapos"}): Level of text processing used
in computing terms' emotion weights. "token" => tokenization only;
"lemma" => tokenization and lemmatization; "lemmapos" => tokenization,
lemmatization, and part-of-speech tagging.
min_freq (int): Minimum number of times that a given term must have appeared
in the source dataset for it to be included in the emotion weights dict.
This can be used to remove noisy terms at the expense of reducing coverage.
Researchers observed peak performance at 10, but anywhere between
1 and 20 is reasonable.
"""
_lang_map = {"en": "english", "it": "italian"}
_pos_map = {NOUN: "n", VERB: "v", ADJ: "a", ADV: "r"}
_word_reps = ("token", "lemma", "lemmapos")
def __init__(
self,
data_dir=constants.DEFAULT_DATA_DIR.joinpath(NAME),
lang="en",
word_rep="lemmapos",
min_freq=3,
):
super().__init__(NAME, meta=META)
if lang not in self._lang_map:
raise ValueError(
"lang='{}' is invalid; valid options are {}".format(
lang, sorted(self._lang_map.keys()))
)
if word_rep not in self._word_reps:
raise ValueError(
"word_rep='{}' is invalid; valid options are {}".format(
word_rep, self._word_reps)
)
self.lang = lang
self.word_rep = word_rep
self.min_freq = min_freq
self.data_dir = utils.to_path(data_dir).resolve()
self._filepath = self.data_dir.joinpath(
"DepecheMood++",
"DepecheMood_{lang}_{word_rep}_full.tsv".format(
lang=self._lang_map[lang], word_rep=word_rep),
)
self._weights = None
@property
def filepath(self):
"""
str: Full path on disk for the DepecheMood tsv file
corresponding to the ``lang`` and ``word_rep``.
"""
if self._filepath.is_file():
return str(self._filepath)
else:
return None
@property
def weights(self):
"""
Dict[str, Dict[str, float]]: Mapping of term string (or term#POS,
if :attr:`DepecheMood.word_rep` is "lemmapos") to the terms' normalized weights
on a fixed set of affective dimensions (aka "emotions").
"""
if not self._weights:
if not self.filepath:
raise OSError(
"resource file {} not found;\n"
"has the data been downloaded yet?".format(self._filepath)
)
with io.open(self.filepath, mode="rt", encoding="utf-8") as csvfile:
csv_reader = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter="\t")
rows = list(csv_reader)
cols = rows[0]
self._weights = {
row[0]: {col: float(val) for col, val in zip(cols[1:-1], row[1:-1])}
for row in rows[1:]
if int(row[-1]) >= self.min_freq
}
return self._weights
[docs] def download(self, *, force=False):
"""
Download resource data as a zip archive file, then save it to disk
and extract its contents under the ``data_dir`` directory.
Args:
force (bool): If True, download the resource, even if it already
exists on disk under ``data_dir``.
"""
filepath = tio.download_file(
DOWNLOAD_URL,
filename=None,
dirpath=self.data_dir,
force=force,
)
if filepath:
tio.unpack_archive(filepath, extract_dir=None)
[docs] def get_emotional_valence(self, terms):
"""
Get average emotional valence over all terms in ``terms`` for which
emotion weights are available.
Args:
terms (str or Sequence[str], ``Token`` or Sequence[``Token``]):
One or more terms over which to average emotional valences.
Note that only nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs are included.
.. note:: If the resource was initialized with ``word_rep="lemmapos"``,
then string terms must have matching parts-of-speech appended to them
like TERM#POS. Only "n" => noun, "v" => verb, "a" => adjective, and
"r" => adverb are included in the data.
Returns:
Dict[str, float]: Mapping of emotion to average weight.
"""
if isinstance(terms, (Token, str)):
return self._get_term_emotional_valence(terms)
elif isinstance(terms, (Span, Doc, collections.abc.Sequence)):
return self._get_terms_emotional_valence(terms)
else:
raise TypeError(
"`terms` must be of type {}, not {}".format(
{Token, Span, Doc, str, collections.abc.Sequence}, type(terms))
)
def _get_term_emotional_valence(self, term):
"""
Args:
term (str or :class:`spacy.tokens.Token`)
Returns:
Dict[str, float]
"""
try:
if isinstance(term, str):
return self.weights[term]
elif isinstance(term, Token):
if self.word_rep == "lemmapos":
return self.weights["{}#{}".format(term.lemma_, self._pos_map[term.pos])]
elif self.word_rep == "lemma":
return self.weights[term.lemma_]
else: # word_rep == "token"
return self.weights[term.text]
else:
raise TypeError(
"`term` must be of type {}, not {}".format({str, Token}, type(term))
)
except KeyError:
return {}
def _get_terms_emotional_valence(self, terms):
"""
Args:
term (Sequence[str] or Sequence[:class:`spacy.tokens.Token`])
Returns:
Dict[str, float]
"""
all_emo_weights = collections.defaultdict(list)
for term in terms:
emo_weights = self._get_term_emotional_valence(term)
for emo, weight in emo_weights.items():
all_emo_weights[emo].append(weight)
return {
emo: statistics.mean(weights)
for emo, weights in all_emo_weights.items()
}


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