WEEK 9 MONDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Tobit 1:3; 2:1-8
The beginning of the Book of Tobit
I, Tobit, walked in the
ways of truth and righteousness all the days of my life, and I performed many acts
of charity to my brethren and countrymen who went with me into the land of the
Assyrians, to
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 112:1b-2.3-4.5-6 (R. 1b)
R. Blessed the man who fears the Lord.
Blessed the man who fears the LORD, who
takes great delight in his commandments. His descendants
shall be powerful on earth; the generation of the upright will be blest.
R. Blessed the man who fears the Lord.
Riches and wealth are in his house; his justice stands
firm for ever. A light rises in the darkness for the upright; he is generous,
merciful and just.
R. Blessed the man who fears the Lord.
It goes well for the man who deals generously and
lends, who conducts his affairs with justice. He will never be moved; for ever
shall the just be remembered.
R. Blessed the man who fears the Lord.
FIRST READING 2 Peter 1:2-7
A reading from the second Letter of Saint Peter
Beloved: May grace and peace be multiplied to you
in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord. His divine power has granted to
us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of him
who called us to his own glory and excellence, by which he has granted to us
his precious and very great promises, that through these you may escape from
the corruption that is in the world because of passion, and become partakers of
the divine nature. For this very reason make every effort to supplement your
faith with virtue, and virtue with knowledge, and knowledge with self-control,
and self-control with steadfastness, and steadfastness with godliness, and
godliness with brotherly affection, and brotherly affection with love.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 91:1-2.14-15ab.15c-16 (R. see 2b)
R. O my God, I trust in you.
He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High, and
abides in the shade of the Almighty, says to the LORD: 'My refuge, my
stronghold, my God in whom I trust!'
R. O my God, I trust in you.
Since he clings to me in love, I will free him, protect him, for he knows my name. When he calls on me,
I will answer him; I will be with him in distress.
R. O my God, I trust in you.
I will deliver him, and give him glory. With length
of days I will content him; I will show him my saving power.
R. O my God, I trust in you.
R. Alleluia. Jesus Christ, you are the faithful witness, the first-born of the dead; you have loved us and washed away our sins in your blood. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 12:1-12
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: Jesus began to speak to the chief
priests and the scribes and the elders in parables. "A man planted a
vineyard, and set a hedge around it, and dug a pit for the wine press, and
built a tower, and let it out to tenants, and went into another country. When
the time came, he sent a servant to the tenants, to get from them some of the
fruit of the vineyard. And they took him and beat him, and sent him away
empty-handed. Again he sent to them another servant, and they wounded him in
the head, and treated him shamefully. And he sent another,
and him they killed; and so with many others, some they beat and some they
killed. He had still one other, a beloved son; finally he sent him to them,
saying, 'They will respect my son.'  And they took him and killed him, and cast him out of the
vineyard. What will the owner of the vineyard do? He will come and destroy the
tenants, and give the vineyard to others. Have you not read this scripture: 'The very stone which the builders rejected has become the
head of the corner; this was the Lord's doing, and it is marvellous in our
eyes'?" And they tried to arrest him, but feared the multitude, for they
perceived that he had told the parable against them; so they left him and went
away.
The Gospel of the Lord


'We Will Entertain The Fans…'
by Soccer LadumaFriday nights at Harry Gwala Stadium have been good to Maritzburg United, so much so that Judas Moseamedi is all but promising their supporters three points tonight…
Read: Chiefs’ Table-Topping Coach - I Don’t Look At The Log…
The Team of Choice haven’t lost a home game on a Friday evening in any competition since 2017, and will be looking to make it 17 matches without defeat under the ‘Friday Night Lights’ when they take on Bloemfontein Celtic this evening.
Marizburg find themselves in a purple patch at present under Eric Tinkler, and are six games without defeat after turning around their Absa Premiership form and marching into the semifinals of the Telkom Knockout.
Now, in the final game before the latest international break, they have the chance to break into the top four with a victory over Bloemfontein Celtic tonight, and Moseamedi is confident that they can get another victory.
Speaking to the club’s official website, the attacker said, “When I arrived at the club in the second half of last season, we played Celtic at home… They were 1-0 up but we came back and won 2-1. So we have the upper hand on this one and are determined to collect the three points again.
“Every time when it’s a home game and it’s a Friday, the only thing we think about is celebrating the three points after the game, we’re not thinking of anything else besides that. I hope to see the supporters in their numbers - we will entertain the fans and collect the three points as usual.
Read: Soweto Derby Fever – What Chiefs & Pirates Had To Say…
“We’re ready, we have a lot of quality players here. We have Kwanda suspended, but we still have quality players that can come in for the Celtic game and do the job and help us to collect three points.”
Tonight’s game at Harry Gwala gets underway at 20h00, the same time that Bidvest Wits host SuperSport United.
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Variational Inference in Stan#
Variational inference is a scalable technique for approximate Bayesian inference. Stan implements an automatic variational inference algorithm, called Automatic Differentiation Variational Inference (ADVI) which searches over a family of simple densities to find the best approximate posterior density. ADVI produces an estimate of the parameter means together with a sample from the approximate posterior density.
ADVI approximates the variational objective function, the evidence lower bound or ELBO, using stochastic gradient ascent. The algorithm ascends these gradients using an adaptive stepsize sequence that has one parameter eta
which is adjusted during warmup. The number of draws used to approximate the ELBO is denoted by elbo_samples
. ADVI heuristically determines a rolling window over which it computes the average and the median change of the ELBO. When this change falls below a threshold,
denoted by tol_rel_obj
, the algorithm is considered to have converged.
Example: variational inference for model bernoulli.stan
#
In CmdStanPy, the CmdStanModel
class method variational
invokes CmdStan with method=variational
and returns an estimate of the approximate posterior mean of all model parameters as well as a set of draws from this approximate posterior.
[1]:
import os
from cmdstanpy.model import CmdStanModel
from cmdstanpy.utils import cmdstan_path
bernoulli_dir = os.path.join(cmdstan_path(), 'examples', 'bernoulli')
stan_file = os.path.join(bernoulli_dir, 'bernoulli.stan')
data_file = os.path.join(bernoulli_dir, 'bernoulli.data.json')
# instantiate, compile bernoulli model
model = CmdStanModel(stan_file=stan_file)
# run CmdStan's variational inference method, returns object `CmdStanVB`
vi = model.variational(data=data_file)
/opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.9.16/x64/lib/python3.9/site-packages/tqdm/auto.py:22: TqdmWarning: IProgress not found. Please update jupyter and ipywidgets. See https://ipywidgets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user_install.html
from .autonotebook import tqdm as notebook_tqdm
16:56:50 - cmdstanpy - INFO - Chain [1] start processing
16:56:50 - cmdstanpy - INFO - Chain [1] done processing
The class `CmdStanVB
<https://cmdstanpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#stanvariational>`__ provides the following properties to access information about the parameter names, estimated means, and the sample: + column_names
+ variational_params_dict
+ variational_params_np
+ variational_params_pd
+ variational_sample
[2]:
print(vi.column_names)
('lp__', 'log_p__', 'log_g__', 'theta')
[3]:
print(vi.variational_params_dict['theta'])
0.231102
[4]:
print(vi.variational_sample.shape)
(1000, 4)
These estimates are only valid if the algorithm has converged to a good approximation. When the algorithm fails to do so, the variational
method will throw a RuntimeError
.
[5]:
model_fail = CmdStanModel(stan_file='eta_should_fail.stan')
vi_fail = model_fail.variational()
16:56:50 - cmdstanpy - INFO - compiling stan file /home/runner/work/cmdstanpy/cmdstanpy/docsrc/users-guide/examples/eta_should_fail.stan to exe file /home/runner/work/cmdstanpy/cmdstanpy/docsrc/users-guide/examples/eta_should_fail
16:57:03 - cmdstanpy - INFO - compiled model executable: /home/runner/work/cmdstanpy/cmdstanpy/docsrc/users-guide/examples/eta_should_fail
16:57:03 - cmdstanpy - INFO - Chain [1] start processing
16:57:03 - cmdstanpy - INFO - Chain [1] done processing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RuntimeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[5], line 2
1 model_fail = CmdStanModel(stan_file='eta_should_fail.stan')
----> 2 vi_fail = model_fail.variational()
File ~/work/cmdstanpy/cmdstanpy/cmdstanpy/model.py:1559, in CmdStanModel.variational(self, data, seed, inits, output_dir, sig_figs, save_latent_dynamics, save_profile, algorithm, iter, grad_samples, elbo_samples, eta, adapt_engaged, adapt_iter, tol_rel_obj, eval_elbo, output_samples, require_converged, show_console, refresh, time_fmt, timeout)
1557 if len(re.findall(pat, contents)) > 0:
1558 if require_converged:
-> 1559 raise RuntimeError(
1560 'The algorithm may not have converged.\n'
1561 'If you would like to inspect the output, '
1562 're-call with require_converged=False'
1563 )
1564 # else:
1565 get_logger().warning(
1566 '%s\n%s',
1567 'The algorithm may not have converged.',
1568 'Proceeding because require_converged is set to False',
1569 )
RuntimeError: The algorithm may not have converged.
If you would like to inspect the output, re-call with require_converged=False
Unless you set require_converged=False
:
[6]:
vi_fail = model_fail.variational(require_converged=False)
16:57:03 - cmdstanpy - INFO - Chain [1] start processing
16:57:03 - cmdstanpy - INFO - Chain [1] done processing
16:57:03 - cmdstanpy - WARNING - The algorithm may not have converged.
Proceeding because require_converged is set to False
This lets you inspect the output to try to diagnose the issue with the model
[7]:
vi_fail.variational_params_dict
[7]:
OrderedDict([('lp__', 0.0),
('log_p__', 0.0),
('log_g__', 0.0),
('mu[1]', 0.0112419),
('mu[2]', -0.04206)])
See the api docs, section `CmdStanModel.variational
<https://cmdstanpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#cmdstanpy.CmdStanModel.variational>`__ for a full description of all arguments.


Hello,
I would like to be able to show my line voltage with greater resolution so I can see it's relatively small fluctuations but which are sometimes bigger. I've tried to do it in the Inputs / Feeds area of Emoncms but haven't worked out how to do it - or if it can be done (I'm sure it can!). I would also like to be able to use the centre green voltage dial to show that the voltage is within the acceptable / statutory range.
I've had a VPhase 220Vac voltage optimiser for a couple of years and in due course plan to monitor its voltage too so I can see when it goes in to bypass mode - when demand is 8A or more.
FYI http://www.allecoenergy.co.uk/newsletter/images/Files/Website_Updates/VPhase/VPhase_Tech_Spec.pdf
Please could someone point me in the right direction?
My dashboard is at the link below.
Thank you
Steve
EmonTx v2 & RasPi user
Re: Increasing Vrms Resolution in Emoncms
The limitation is the data in to emoncms.org is a signed integer, -32768 - +32767. You can scale the voltage measured by your emonTx so that it uses all of that range, if you so wish; but it's probably more convenient to multiply by 100 so that the number you are sending is round about 24000. Inside emoncms, you then divide by 100 - eventually. If you want to graph with higher resolution, you could take one of several (similar) approaches. Subtract 200, and display what's left - about 40.00 V; alternatively, subtract 240 and display the deviation from nominal, +13.00 V to - 23.8 V; etc. Leaving the value in centivolts ( ! ) and applying the scaling at the dial widget will allow you to show 2 decimal places. You'll probably end up with several voltage feeds having different offsets and scaling, being used for different purposes.
Just one caveat - that's a phantom accuracy because the calibration accuracy and the stability of your emonTx is probably nowhere near that.
Re: Increasing Vrms Resolution in Emoncms
I've done something similar and here's how I display it:
http://emoncms.org/dBCC/ermvolts
One of the neat things about emoncms is that it auto-scales the y-axis to be just slightly wider than the data it's trying to display, so it effectively auto-zooms the y-axis for you. I can't remember which visualisation I used for that now, maybe "rawdata".
As Robert says, it's only as good as the source data. My front-end is a calibrated precision 3-phase monitor that reports Vrms in mV. But in my house I only have one phase, so effectively I have 3 precision voltmeters all reading the one signal. You can see they're usually within about 10-20mV of each other. The 3 voltmeters' sampling interval aren't particularly time-sync'd, although chances are they'll end up that way. But it gives me a good escape clause as to why they don't give the exact same reading. They do when they're in the lab connected to the calibrator.
Re: Increasing Vrms Resolution in Emoncms
Thank you both for your responses. I need to make some time before I can get on to this in a week or two and will report back.
Regards,
Steve


-addndt template: pers?clnt=<name|pass>&com=addndt&sid=<id>&usr=<usr>[&tms=<timestamp_pattern>]&<ftr_1>=<value_1>&<ftr_2>=... Order of query params are not important: the timestamp applies to all features in request. Feature values must be numeric. pattern : - | <date/time>, where '-' means that the PServer assigns a transaction timestamp, otherwise the <date/time> provided by the application is used. The <date/time> format must be a long integer giving the milliseconds passed since January 1st, 1970 00:00:00.000 GMT. The pattern is optional. In case it is missing, its value is assumed '-' (PServer assigns a transaction timestamp). descript: for the specified user and for each 'ftr' parameter in the request, a new tuple (user, feature, value, timestamp, sid ) is inserted in table 'num_data'. In case the timestamp is provided by the application, it denotes when all the (user, feature) interactions took place. In case the timestamping is is delegated to PServer, it is the date/time of the insertion of the tuples in the DB (the transaction time). In both cases the timestamps can be used to put feature interactions in the order they occured. For this however, timestamping of all features must be consistent and correct (either PServer or application generated, not both / mixed). If a request contains many features they will have identical timestamps. This does not create any problem as long as the features are different. If the sid is ommited then the last sid is assumed to be the desirable. The DB however cannot record more than one identical (user, feature, timestamp, sid ) tuples. For timestamps that are the same, the order of the corresponding interactions will be arbitrary. If a timestamp pattern is not legal, or if the request leads to two or more identical tuples, or the value of some feature is not numeric, 401 is returned. If the error code 401 is returned then no changes have taken place in the DB. example : pers?clnt=name|pass&com=addndt&usr=kostas&tms=1005854668670&laptop.weight=2.55 returns : 200 OK, 401 (fail, request error), 501 (fail, server error) 200 OK : in this case the response body is as follows <?xml version="1.0"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/resp_xsl/rows.xsl"?> <result> <row><num_of_rows>number of relevant rows</num_of_rows></row> </result> comments: the reference to the xsl file allows to view results in a web browser. In case the response body is handled directly by an application and not by a browser, this reference to xsl can be ignored.


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Dir Nikita Mikhalkov Leading Players: Badema, Bayartu France/USSR 1991 Shown at the 35th London Film Festival.
Capsule: Set in Mongolia, this film is about love, friendship and a lost heritage. (+1)
An Urga is a long pole with a lasso on one end that the Mongolians use for catching their animals on the steppes. They also use it as parting of their mating rituals by catching their wives with it and then planting it in the ground so that they are not disturbed during their love making.
URGA is about a family unit 60 miles from the nearest town who have already got three children (under Chinese Law they are restricted to two) and the husband wants another. Into this situation arrives a Russian construction worker.
Within this premise the film show life on the steppe and the killing and preparing of a sheep for dinner with their guest in graphic detail. The husband is sent out to buy condoms and returns to town with the Russian.
URGA is a film that slowly and beautifully tells its tale but on occasions one was wondering if it too long at two hrs for the plot involved. There are some wondrous moments and so the film is definitely worth seeing as a display of the way life was in Mongolia.
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Hi,
I'm using emoncms to log all the physical values of my home automation installation, mainly the temperature of my living room and the global power.
I host my own emoncms server, and i'm using the stable tag v8.3.6.
About the temperature, i have a regulated thermostat, and log the temperature and the setpoint value. I display both value on a multigraph, the result is here :
I'm quite happy with the temperature graph, but i would like that the setpoint graph doesn't display slope lines. Is that possible with emoncms ?
I may also log the heating information, if I do that would it be possible to create such graphs with emoncms: http://anders.com/projects/thermostat-graph/images/n10e-daily.png
Best regards,
Nicolas
Re: emoncms Temperature and setpoint graph
Hi Nicolas, how are you obtaining the setpoint value? I think the problem is that you only get an input update whenever the value changes, which can result in an incomplete graph being displayed due to lack of datapoints within the selected timeframe. Is there anyway that you can get the setpoint value repeated/updated more regularly similar to the temperature feed?
As regards your second question, although I haven't tried it, you may be able to manipulate the inputs via the various processes to create the graph. This would need some experimenting and a lot of ingenuity though, depending upon your data sources.
Example, if you have an input from your heating appliance such as 'off = 0' and 'on = 1', then in your temperature input config add the function;
So if your heater was switched off, the result would always be zero, whilst if switched on, the resultant value would be the current temperature. This would then display as per your example.
My preferred option is that this could quite easily be created if you used emoncms to obtain the data, pass it to node-red via mqtt where you can manipulate and filter the data, before passing it back to emoncms again via mqtt to record as feeds and subsequent graphs.The same process could deal with your other issue too.
I had this sort of graph in mind for my system, and this is how I'm going to achieve it.
Paul
Re: emoncms Temperature and setpoint graph
Paul, thanks for your answers.
Indeed i was pushing the new value only when the setpoint was updated, I had in mind to save a bit of bandwidth :). Now i'm updating all the values on the same batch. it seems better now.
As for heat values, I followed your advice and did the value transformations in my home automation application. Now it logged not only the living room temperature but also another value, product of heater state by the temperature. It should be ok, let's wait a few days to see the behaviour of the system
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The UUID
structure provides an implementation of
UUIDs (Universally Unique IDentifiers).
UUIDs, which are also known as GUIDs (Globally Unique IDentifiers),
are sequences of 16-bytes.
Synopsis
structure UUID
Interface
type t
val null : t
val compare : t * t -> order
val same : t * t -> bool
val hash : t -> word
val toString : t -> string
val fromString : string -> t option
val toBytes : t -> Word8Vector.vector
val fromBytes : Word8Vector.vector -> t
Description
type t
-
the abstract type of UUIDs.
val null : t
-
null
is the all-zeros UUID val compare : t * t -> order
-
compare (uuid1, uuid2)
does a byte-wise comparison of the two UUIDs and returns their order. val same : t * t -> bool
-
same (uuid1, uuid2)
does a byte-wise comparison of the two UUIDs and returnstrue
is they are equal andfalse
otherwise. val hash : t -> word
-
hash uuid
returns a hash of the UUID.
val toString : t -> string
-
toString uuid
formatsuuid
as a string of the form
"xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
where each "`x`" is a lower-case hexadecimal digit. The first two digits in the string correspond to the first byte, and so on.
val fromString : string -> t option
-
fromString s
converts the strings
, which should be of the form returned bytoString
toSOME uuid
, whereuuid
is the UUID denoted by the string. Leading whitespace is ignored. If the string does not have the correct format, thenNONE
is returned. val toBytes : t -> Word8Vector.vector
-
toBytes uuid
returns the 16-elementWord8Vector.vector
value that representsuuid
. val fromBytes : Word8Vector.vector -> t
-
fromBytes bytes
takes a 16-element vector of bytes and converts it to a UUID. TheSize
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Compute optimal experimental designs that measure the slope divided by the intercept.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0), neldermead, MCMCpack |
| Imports: | stats, graphics |
| Published: | 2016-07-22 |
| Author: | Adam Kapelner, Abba Krieger and William J. Blanford |
| Maintainer: | Adam Kapelner <kapelner at qc.cuny.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | optDesignSlopeInt citation info |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| In views: | ExperimentalDesign |
| CRAN checks: | optDesignSlopeInt results |
| Reference manual: | optDesignSlopeInt.pdf |
| Package source: | optDesignSlopeInt_1.1.tar.gz |
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Hi guys! If you can't tell already I love being outside and in the ocean. I brought my surfboard on all the college tours when I was trying to decide which college to attend. UCSB had the best surf by far, so I ended up coming here. I later discovered that the Channel Islands block most, if not all, the waves so I got into SCUBA diving. I also really enjoy making videos of my trips and going on evening runs.
The rest of this website features some of the videos that I've made and work that I'm proud of. Enjoy!
My Skills and WorkI used to write for my school's newspaper.
Learn MoreI've had the opportunity to dive in Hawaii, French Polynesia and Santa Barbara. I currently dive for a marine lab that studies the Santa Barbara Channel.
Photos and Videos!In high school I used to make videos featuring exciting student hobbies. I ended up almost throwing up in a racecar and watched a skateboarder plummet down a hill at 20+ mph.
Watch NowThis winter my housemates all hiked to the top of Cathedral Peak. It was a grueling affair, but we got a lot of cool photos and made some great memories.
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1 Having made himself master of all Egypt, he made the southern outer court of Hephaestus' temple at Memphis, and built facing this a court for Apis, where Apis is kept and fed whenever he appears; this court has an inner colonnade all around it and many cut figures; the roof is held up by great statues twenty feet high for pillars. Apis in Greek is Epaphus.


Incapable of knowing what are ahead of them
Feeling cautious about everything in their suroundings
Lack of confidence to explore the outside world
Sensors will be hidden in their walking stick to detect obstacles ahead of them.
Sound is heard from their wireless earpiece when they are approaching obstacles.


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yield
ed one a time, so it is possible to
use this code to incremental process very large files
without first loading all file contents into ram.,
).?
).int
s or float
s or
left as strings, as appropriate.header=True
flag, then the
first row is returned verbatim.csv
is not slow. For example, on one machine, with pypy3, csv
can load
nearly two million records in under six seconds-- and even faster if that data
is read from a zip file.
from csv import csv
#
for row in csv(...):
doSomething(row)
Can read from strings, files, zip files.
from csv import csv
#
stringOfData="a,b,
c,d
1,2.0,3,x
10,20,30,y"
for row in csv(stringOfData, header=True):
print(row)
from csv import csv
#
for row in csv(file="data/weather.csv"):
print(row)
from csv import csv
#
for row in csv(file = "weatherLarge.csv",
zip = "data/data.zip"):
print(row)
import zipfile,re
def csv(str= None, file= None, zip= None, header= True,
SEPERATOR = ",",
MISSING = "?",
DOOMED = '([\n\r\t]|#.*)'):
Convert strings to strings
def string(x) : return x
Needed when reading zip files.
def utf8(x) : return x.decode("utf-8")
yieldAllRow
The rows
function kills whitespace and comments (i.e. all the
things defined in DOOMED
).
Also, it combines lines that end in ,
with the
next line.
Further, it breaks up the lines into cells (dividing at the
SEPERATOR
).
After that, strings within cells are converted to their
appropriate type (using compileRow
).
Finally, the function complains if any row is a diofferent size to the first row.
Todo: when there are headers, don't compile on cols that are marked as missing.
def rows(src,n=0,rules=[], lines=[], filter=string):
for line0 in src:
line1 = filter(line0)
line2 = re.sub(DOOMED, "", line1)
if line2:
lines += [line2]
if line2[-1] != SEPERATOR:
tmp = ''.join(lines)
lines = []
row = [z.strip() for z in tmp.split(",")]
if len(row)> 0:
n += 1
if n==1:
rules = [None] * len(row)
else:
assert len(row) == len(rules),("expected %s cells in this row" % len(rules))
yield row if n==1 and header else compileRow(row,rules) #... 7
To compileRow
we call compileCell
on each item in the row.
To compileCell
, we need some rules
that know how to convert strings into
int
s, float
s, or just leave as string
s.
In compileCell
, the first time we see something in a column that is not a MISSING value,
we ask what2do
to work out how to convert that thing into its proper type
(this is done using some calls to try:except:
).
The results of what2do
are cached in rules
so that, after that first value,
we know how to compile things in this column. Important note: without
that cache, this code is five to ten times slower to execute.
def compileRow(lst,rules):
def what2do(x):
try: int(x); return int
except ValueError:
try: float(x); return float
except ValueError:
return string
def compileCell(i,x):
if x != MISSING:
rule = rules[i] = rules[i] or what2do(x)
return rule(x)
return x
return [compileCell(i,cell)
for i,cell in enumerate(lst)]
If the csv has headers, and if those headers
start with the MISSING
marker, then just yield
the columns that are not MISSING
. Otherwise,
just yield all rows.
Yields just the columns not marked as missing.
def cols(src):
if header:
use = []
for row in src:
use = use or [col for col,cell in enumerate(row)
if cell[0] != MISSING ]
yield [row[col] for col in use]
else:
for row in src:
yield row
Read from zip
if zip:
with zipfile.ZipFile(zip, 'r') as myzip:
with myzip.open(file) as src:
for row in cols(rows( src, filter=utf8 )):
yield row
Read from file
elif file:
with open(file) as src:
for row in cols(rows( src )):
yield row
Read from string
elif str:
for row in cols(rows( str.splitlines() )):
yield row
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'3BlackChicks Review...'
REMEMBER THE TITANS (2000) Rated PG; running time 113 minutes Genre:Drama IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0210945 Official site: <http://disney.go.com/disneypictures/rememberthetitans/> Written by: Gregory Allen Howard Directed by: Boaz Yakin Cast: Denzel Washington, Will Patton, Wood Harris, Ryan Hurst, Donald Adeosun Faison, Ethan Suplee, Hayden Panettiere, Catherine Bosworth, Jerry Brandt, Craig Kirkwood, Rice Brett, Neal Ghant, Ryan Gosling, Stuart Greer, Earl Poitier, David Jefferson, Burgess Jenkins, Lucinda Jenney, Kip Pardue, Krystin Leigh Jones, Nicole Ari Parker, Brett Rice, Ethan Suplee, John Michael Weatherly, Scott Miles, Gregory Alan Williams
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2000 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsremember.html
It has been said that one shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Just as surely, one also shouldn't judge a movie by its trailer - not always, anyway. If I had left it up to the trailer for REMEMBER THE TITANS - or more precisely, on the sheer number of times I'd seen the same daggone trailer before the movie was released - I might have decided not to go see this film.
And would have missed the best movie I've seen all year.
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): Virginia, 1971, was not very far from Boston, race relations-wise. Desegregation and forced busing made many Whites upset, and displaced long-time winning White high school football Coach Yoast (Will Patton) from his job, when what originally started out as an assistant coach position under Yoast for Black football Coach Boone (Denzel Washington), turned out just the opposite: Boone was to take over as head coach for the newly-integrated Titans football team.
That team, being a microcosm of the society around it, would need to do more than just be physically combined to be truly integrated; Yoast was somewhat hesitant at first to be assistant coach under a person with less experience than him, but the surrounding neighborhood, parents, students, and others, made it clear in no uncertain terms that Boone, and "his people", were unwanted there. Boone, however, had other plans: plans which included making the young Black and White athletes truly come together as a unit, by putting them through bootcamp-type training, enforced interracial socialization, and lots of hard work. And maybe, just maybe, the Titans - the student players as well as the ill-at-ease coaching staff - could pull a victory or two out of their collective hats, in spite of themselves.
The Upshot: About the only thing Keanu Reeves' THE REPLACEMENTS had in common was REMEMBER THE TITANS was that they were both football flicks; the similarities end there, for "Titans" was everything "Replacements" was not. But I didn't come here to rip on The Whoa Dude; I came in praise of Denzel Washington, a bunch of young actors (the names of whom, unfortunately, I do not know; my apologies), and most surprisingly, two young girls who acted their cute little butts off.
That Denzel would Give Good Show is almost a no-brainer; with the exception of a few miscues early on (CARBON COPY, anyone?), Washington's career has been filled with solid, and sometimes awe-inspiring, performances. His Coach Boone is no exception; funny at times (the "offsides" bit near the end had me crackin' up) and almost always intense, I would be very surprised if Washington didn't receive an Oscar nod for this performance.
The actors making up the Titans team were also very good, though alas too numerous to name (and get right) in this small space. Standouts were Ryan Hurst as team captain Gary "Jerry" Bertier, one of the first White players to See The Light; Wood Harris as "Big Ju", one of the first Black players to also be thus enlightened; Donald Adeosun Faison as Petey, the "football's zero fun" character from the trailer (and even though I'd seen that specific scene so many times, it was still funny in its context), and Ethan Suplee as Louie Lastik, the big loveable lug - both actors playing Funny without going overboard and playing The Clown. Along with the soft-spoken Will Patton as the go-along-to-get-along Coach Yoast, these actors came together in a way that made the cheering audience I was in, really believe they became a cohesive team.
But the shocker for me came with the interplay of Hayden Panettiere as Sheryl Yoast (Coach Yoast's daughter) and Krystin Leigh Jones as Nikki Boone (Coach Boone's daughter). Typically, the Cute factor in young actors would be turned up to epic proportions in these types of Conquering Heroes flicks, but not so here; indeed, they sparkled in their scenes together, and were funny and heart-warming without being overly smarmy (and Panettiere should get special recognition for matching Washington in intensity. She was out there!). Young actors like these may not be everyone's cup o' tea within sports movies, but I very much enjoyed them.
REMEMBER THE TITANS makes no apologies for its Feel Good bent. The music was obviously picked for its Inspirational value, and the mending of racial fences might've come across as too trite in a lesser movie; certainly, it takes more than a good round of The Dozens to Bring People Together As Brothers, though I can believe that the more sports-minded neighbors might not let a little thing like their racist tendencies, get in the way of Some Football! from their winning coach-neighbor. Yes, this was a Feel Good setup from jump. But hey, ain't nuttin' wrong with Feelin' Good. Go see it, and get some Feel Good of your own.
The "Black Factor" [ObDisclaimer: We Are Not A Monolith]: It's easy to pick the overt, cross-burning, white-sheet-wearing, racists out of a crowd, point at them, and assure the viewing audience that Yes, Those People Are Racists. Much harder, I think, to see the not-so-obvious, and deal with it. Much harder, I think, to see that racism doesn't just wear a White face, and isn't always a one-way street. Much harder, I think, to admit that racism will ALWAYS be there until the mindset that creates an US versus a THEM, begins to be erased by creating a WE. REMEMBER THE TITANS looked at the WE for a time, in a way that's not often shown in mainstream flicks; here's hoping that other movies will pick up where it left off.
Bammer's Bottom Line: For a PG-rated Disney flick, REMEMBER THE TITANS did a decent job of addressing The Race Issue; it did lay it on too thick at times, and not thick *enough* at others. I've seen better attempts, but I've also seen much worse; and at least it pinned the tail right on The Major Cause of racial hatred: ignorance. Think on that. And while you're thinking, go see this movie. It'll make you Feel Good.
REMEMBER THE TITANS (rating: greenlight): A field goal, a touchdown, and the extra point; REMEMBER THE TITANS is the best movie I've seen all year. And yes, I cried; hey, if Bryant Gumble can cry over this flick, I can too.
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Visuals for an interactive sculpture by and for multimedia artist Thomas Israel.


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This has been one crappy week
at work. It started off pretty good, and then descended into hell :S. Ohh well,
doesn't look like next one is going to be much better. We'll
see.
At least, I hope I'll be able to be able to manage my time again and spend more time on the
href="news:msnews.microsoft.com">newsgroups and
blogs.


Yellow bricks and ruby shoes,
Stairwells on level two,
Is where you’ll find your clues
Go to the Stairwell between level 1 and 2
From far above you, Glinda the Good Witch descends in a cloud of bubbles, waving her wand.
“Oh dear!  Well I haven’t seen him, but my magic bubbles might be able to tell us who has!”
Glinda waves her magic wand and the bubbles all dance and swing. Can you read what they show?
"Oh my no! That couldn't possibly be it!"
| Crow | Penguin |
| Pidgeon | Dog |
A crow! Indeed it is! He will lead you up the stairs and down, through the stacks and round, and show you where the Witch went!
NextThe crow he swoops and swings
He glides on his dark wings
The printers at level three
Is where you will find the next key
The crow lands on the shoulder of the Scarecrow, stuffed with straw and hanging on a pole.
“Well hello there!” You hear a voice coming from the Scarecrow. “My head is stuffed with straw and I have no brains at all! But the farmer painted these eyes on my head, instead! So if you can solve this little puzzle, I’ll remember where I saw the little dog go!”
“Letters and numbers, numbers and letters, I get them all confused. Can you decipher this code to uncover the call number?”
"Oh my no! That couldn't possibly be it!"
| 8 1 3 . 4 8 5 4 1 | 8 2 3 . 9 1 2 2 1 |
| 8 1 3 . 5 3 4 7 1 | 7 9 1 . 4 3 7 2 1 |
| 8 2 2 . 9 1 7 5 1 | 8 1 3 . 9 1 2 1 1 |
| 7 8 4 . 0 9 2 4 1 | 4 1 8 . 6 6 2 6 1 |
“Why, you’re not empty headed at all!  They should give you a diploma! I saw the Witch come past me with the little dog in tow – she headed into the stacks with him. Perhaps the Tin woodman saw where he went next!”

You see a bright glimmer through the shelves and OH! There’s the Tin Woodman with his axe.
“Well hello there!  My heart may be just sawdust and silk, but heartless I am not.
Can you help me with this riddle?”
First comes yellow blooms of daisies and sunflowers
The colour of our Emerald city comes last
Second, bulls charge at flags of this colour
Third, pink roses and cherry blossoms grow fast
Next, mix the first two together and orange you get
The purple of royalty and plums is all that is left.
"Oh my no! That couldn't possibly be it!"
“Brains are all very well, but without a heart you can never be happy, and happiness is the best thing in the world!  The Witch took little Toto to level 4, but I do not know if she is still there!”
NextShhhh - creep careful through the perilous woods,
To be caught out here would not be good,
On level four could be found,
A quiet place – look on the ground.
Go to the Silent study zone on level 4, overlooking the foyer, and look on the ground for the next clue
ROAR! You hear a great roar and out leaps the Lion, his mane a bristle!
“Who goes there? Is it the Wicked Witch, up to mischief again? No? Ah it is you, brave adventurers! Oh my how courageous you are to face that terrible witch. I am surely too afraid! But if you can be brave and solve this puzzle perhaps I can guide you towards her!
The Munchkins gave me this code, but I cannot understand what I am too do, and I am too afraid to try!”
"Oh my no! That couldn't possibly be it!"
| Courage | Fear |
| Nervous | Timid |
| Brave | Valour |
“Oh my, how brave you are, how bold! For courage is doing what is hard, even when you are scared. The witch has hidden poor Toto away, and I am sure he is terribly afraid. The munchkins say they saw her pass by.”
NextUp one flight,
Within your sight,
Digital scholars can be seen,
This is where you must glean,
The next of clues to solve your plight.
“Well hello hello, who are you? My you are quite tall! The little dog you say, kidnapped by the witch! The ponds here are clear and blue and their memory is long. Perhaps you can see which way that wicked witch went? For we have had too much trouble with witches here, and we dare not help you, lest she come back here and cause us grief!”
"Oh my no! That couldn't possibly be it!"
North, South, East or West. Look for the mirrors to see which way the witch went.
“West indeed! For West is where that Wicked Witch lives. But do not go too fast! That Witch is tricky and you will need help to rescue little Toto. Go and ask the Wizard to help you!”
NextTo level two, you must go,
Where art is shown and spaces made,
The wizard waits for you to know,
The final puzzle to bring Toto aid.
You come at last before the Wizard, Oz the great and powerful. “You have come to ask me for help in finding the little dog Toto, but I never do anything without something in return. First you must tell me of the things you have done to get here. You have seen a great many things on your adventure, but tell me now, what is on the other side of the rainbow?”
"Oh my no! That couldn't possibly be it!"
Spot the coloured letters at each clue stop. Put them in the order of the colours of the rainbow to solve the puzzle!
“Indeed! The Witch has taken little Toto over the Rainbow to the magical world of Rare Books and Special Collections (RBSC) on Level 1! Hurry along now, and be quiet or the Witch will spot you!”
NextSneak in quiet as a mouse,
The witch must not know you’re in the house,
Tip toe and don't run,
To find Rare Books on level one,
Snap a picture of wee Toto’s plight,
And return to the start to win the fight.
Oh thank you so much, brave people.  You’ve saved poor Toto from a dreadful fate – now at last I can click my heels and head home at last, back to Kansas where we belong.
Take a photo of Toto and show the friendly Library staff in the foyer to get a prize!


8 unsigned char memStatus = 1;
12 if(
i2c_check(0x50)) memStatus |= 0b00001000;
45 unsigned char* LOG[85];
46 unsigned char errorNum;
54 LOG[0] = ¤ttime.
year;
55 LOG[1] = ¤ttime.
month;
56 LOG[2] = ¤ttime.
day;
57 LOG[3] = ¤ttime.
hour;
58 LOG[4] = ¤ttime.
minute;
62 mem_write(j, &LOG[0], 1);
64 mem_write(j, &LOG[1], 1);
66 mem_write(j, &LOG[2], 1);
68 mem_write(j, &LOG[3], 1);
70 mem_write(j, &LOG[4], 1);
72 mem_write(j, &LOG[i], 1);
93 static unsigned mem_write(
unsigned int addr,
unsigned char* data,
unsigned char length)
95 return i2c_tx(0x50,1,addr & 0x00FF,addr >> 8,data,length);
106 static unsigned mem_read(
unsigned int addr,
unsigned char *data,
unsigned char length)
109 return i2c_rx(0x50,1,addr & 0x00FF,addr >> 8,data,length);
unsigned i2c_tx(unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char *, unsigned int)
Takes a packet and transmits it according to its contents. Returns true if successful.
void mem_push()
Save special bytes that are in ram to eeprom.
unsigned i2c_check(unsigned char)
Checks to see if there is something at a certain address. Returns the acknowledge bit (0=ack) ...
structure to save the date and time into a single variable in normal binary format (Not BCD!) ...
unsigned char mem_check()
Check the memory. Certain things are checksumed.
unsigned rtc_get(datetime *)
gives the current time as a datetime structure.
unsigned char mem_append_log(unsigned char err)
saves an event to the log space.
unsigned i2c_rx(unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char *, unsigned int)
Gets Data from a slave at a specific address. Returns a char array pointer.


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Aristos Boutique Hotel
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Aristos Boutique Hotel offers accommodations in Chittagong. Free private parking is available on site.
Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Some accommodations have a sitting area where you can relax. You will find a kettle in the room. Every room comes with a private bathroom fitted with a bathtub. For your comfort, you will find bathrobes and slippers.
You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property.
Hotel Alif
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Hotel Sea Alif offers accommodations in Shitakundu. Free private parking is available on site.
Each room comes with a TV with cable channels. Views of the sea, mountains or city are featured in certain rooms. Every room includes a private bathroom fitted with a shower. For your comfort, you will find slippers and free toiletries.
There is a 24-hour front desk and shops at the property.
We speak your language!
The Peninsula Chittagong Limited
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treatments and a well-equipped fitness centre are available.


Lagos reviews policy to battle traffic gridlocks - The Nation Newspaper
The Lagos State government says it has directed relevant agencies to review traffic control and regulation policies, toward identifying a long-lasting solution to the perennial traffic gridlocks in the state.
The state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Gbenga Omotoso, said in a statement on Wednesday, that government would surmount the challenges with technology and enforcement of traffic rules.
Omotoso said that the government was aware of the discomfort commuters and motorists had experienced since the beginning of the massive road repairs under ‘Operation 116’ across the state.
The commissioner, who said that there was no deliberate action to cause Lagosians any pain, added that the present situation was temporary.
According to him, the contractors are speeding up their jobs and they are being encouraged to work at night, where possible.
He advised motorists to use alternative routes so as to ease the time and stress of staying in traffic.
Read Also: New Lagos CP: free flow of traffic will curb crime
”The administration sympathises with residents on the inconvenience being suffered daily.
”In fulfillment of its commitment to making the roads motorable immediately the rains subside, resources and equipment have been deployed to fix degenerated roads. The discomfort will be short-lived.
”The daily influx of people from other parts of the country into Lagos has contributed to the big human and vehicular pressure on the roads.
”Government will surely surmount the challenges with technology and enforcement of traffic rules.
”Government appreciates the perseverance of Lagosians and pledges its commitment to pooling all its resources together to achieve a permanent solution to the problem posed by the rehabilitation of bad roads.
”The administration will ensure that majority of the roads become smooth and motorable before the Yuletide,” he said.


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this tool will parse your ABI and create and host a dapp at the specified subdomain. The process takes around 5 minutes to build and deploy.  _
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Inject blockchain capabilities
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[+] [168/519] Injecting metamask...
[+] [232/519] Setting up smart contract...
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...
Configure Web Infrastructure
[+] [416/519] Reserving Subdomain ...
[+] [487/519] Configuring CNAME record...
[+] [503/519] Setting up https...
[+] [518/519] Propagating DNS record [ T - 3 min ]..._
...


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Imlib2-Ruby 0.5.2 README
This document was last updated on Sun May 29 18:34:43 2005. Please see the file COPYING for licensing and warranty information. The latest version of this library is available at the following URL: pablotron.org/software/imlib2-ruby/.
Introduction
Imlib2-Ruby is a Ruby interface to Imlib2. All of Imlib2 (except for X11 calls) has been wrapped. I’ve provided a my test script and handful of commented scripts in examples/, and there’s an rdoc-generated API reference in doc/ (which you can rebuild yourself by typing "rdoc ./imlib2.c"). Imlib2-Ruby is also available in the FreeBSD ports collection (courtesy of Akinori Musha), as a NetBSD package (courtesy of Obata Akio), in Debian Linux via apt-get (courtesy of Jon Bernard), and as a RubyGem (courtesy of Chad Fowler). Imlib2-Ruby is still a work in progress, so bug reports or patches are welcome. Feel free to email me at the address below if you have any additional questions.
System Requirements
Installation
ruby ./extconf.rb # generate Makefile make && su -c ‘make install’ # compile and install library
Related Links
Reporting Bugs
Have a bug to report or a feature you’d like me to add to Imlib2-Ruby? Feel free to email me at the address below. Alternatively, you can submit your feature request or bug directly to my bug-tracking web interface at the following URL:
http://bugs.pablotron.org/
(note that you’ll need to create an account in order to submit a feature request or a bug report via the web interface).
About the Author
Paul Duncan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>pablotron.org/
Please see the file AUTHORS for additional contributions.


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Girona
Girona is a major Catalan city located in the northeastern part of Barcelona. It is known for its medieval architecture and the Roman remains of a fortress. It is a popular day trip from Barcelona. I also considered visiting the Salvador Dalí museum, which is located in a nearby city named Figueres, but couldn’t do so due to time constraints.
When I reached the city at around 5 PM it was already starting to get dark. I hurriedly made my way to the Girona Cathedral.
In the morning it had rained in Girona, and the air was very calm.
There were many flower shops in the street and the city had a very pleasant aroma.
I also went to an old city corner which had a very antique feeling. The streets were mostly deserted.
After a 20 minutes walk I arrived at a narrow alley which led up to the church.
The church was located at a higher ground and gave a nice view of the city.
The cathedral itself was grand and beautiful, with its walls made out of beautiful marble stones. During the Moorish rule of Spain, this church used to be a mosque.
A long staircase led up to the enormous doors, where the shooting of the Game of Thrones series took place.
The were numerous historical sites around the church, but I couldn’t visit them as it was now almost dark.
The Arab baths was another popular tourist attraction. I could hear someone playing a violin in the rooms above.
I now made my way to the city outskirts where the Girona Walls stand. These walls were made during the 9th century but were restored during later times. Had I arrived a few hours earlier, they would have made for a spectacular view of the city.
The streets were narrow and there were unexpected slopes.
I now headed back to the train station and made a few stops along the beautifully decorated Christmas market.
The Christmas lights in Girona were absolutely stunning.
It was now 7:15 PM and I took my train back to Barcelona. During the return journey the train took a different route and made numerous stops. I arrived back in Barcelona around 10 PM and departed for Valencia the next morning.


virtual-audio-graph is a library for declaratively manipulating the Web Audio API that is inspired by React and virtual-dom. This guide aims to introduce it step-by-step to help you get up and running as quickly as possible.
Importing
First let's import everything we're going to need for these examples:
import createVirtualAudioGraph, {
createNode,
createWorkletNode,
delay,
gain,
oscillator,
stereoPanner,
} from 'virtual-audio-graph'
Creating A virtual-audio-graph Instance
With No Configuration
Next let's create our virtual-audio-graph instance:
const virtualAudioGraph = createVirtualAudioGraph()
With Configuration (Optional)
createVirtualAudioGraph
optionally takes a configuration object that let's you specify the AudioContext instance to use and the output the audioGraph should be connected to (any valid AudioNode destination). If no audioContext is specified then a new one is automatically created and if no output is specified then it defaults to the audioContext destination.
Here's what it looks like to pass your own configuration to virtual-audio-graph:
const audioContext = new AudioContext()
const virtualAudioGraph = createVirtualAudioGraph({
audioContext,
output: audioContext.destination,
})
Note that the number of instances of AudioContext that can be created is limited so if you already have one it may be best to provide it here.
virtual-audio-graph Instance Public Interface
Here is everything we can do with our virtual-audio-graph instance:virtualAudioGraph.currentTime
: Getter which gets the currentTime of the audioContext instance.virtualAudioGraph.update
: Method for updating the audio graph (described in detail below).virtualAudioGraph.getAudioNodeById
: Method which takes an id and returns the corresponding audioNode or undefined if no such audioNode exists. This is useful if the node has methods (e.g. AnalyserNode.getFloatFrequencyData & OscillatorNode.setPeriodicWave), but in general virtualAudioGraph.update should be used for manipulating the audio graph.
Rendering Our First Graph
virtualAudioGraph.update takes an object that represents the underlying audio graph. Each key is used as the id for a particular node and each value specifies all the attributes we need to know about that node.
In this example we are creating a gain node with id 0 and an oscillator node with id 1.
For each virtual audio node factory the first argument configures how to connect the node and the second is optional and configures the parameters to pass to the node:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.5 }),
1: oscillator(0, { stopTime: currentTime + 1 }),
})
We can see that the gain node is being connected to "output" which is a special string reserved for the virtual-audio-graph instance output (specified when our virtual-audio-graph instance is created) and has its gain value set to 0.5. We can also see that the oscillator node is being connnected to the gain node (id 0) and has its stopTime set to 1 second from the current time.
Rendering An Empty Graph
All the demos in this guide have a stop button that is implemented like this:
virtualAudioGraph.update({})
Rendering an empty graph removes all the nodes and brings us back to our initial state. The power of virtual-audio-graph is that all the Web Audio API imperative code is handled for us and we don't have to worry about it.
Another Basic Graph
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.2 }),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: 440,
stopTime: currentTime + 2.5,
type: 'sawtooth',
}),
2: oscillator(0, {
detune: 4,
frequency: 554.365,
startTime: currentTime + 0.5,
stopTime: currentTime + 2.5,
type: 'square',
}),
3: oscillator(0, {
detune: -2,
frequency: 660,
startTime: currentTime + 1,
stopTime: currentTime + 2.5,
type: 'triangle',
}),
})
We've now connected 3 oscillators to our gain node and provided them with a few more parameters and virtual-audio-graph updates all the underlying audio nodes for us.
Specifying Multiple Connections & Connecting To AudioParams
The output parameter of the node factory functions is a lot more versatile than just specifying a single connection. You can use it to specify connections to multiple nodes and/or multiple connections to AudioParams of those nodes.
If you wish to make more than 1 connection just use an array with each element as either a node key, the special string "output" or an object with a key property and a destination property that specifies the node and AudioParam to connect to:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.2 }),
1: oscillator(0, { stopTime: currentTime + 3 }),
2: gain({ destination: 'frequency', key: '1' }, { gain: 350 }),
3: oscillator([2, 'output'], { frequency: 1, type: 'triangle' }),
})
In the above example we have connected:
- The GainNode with id 0 to the output
- The OscillatorNode with id 1 to the GainNode with id 0
- The GainNode with id 2 to the frequency AudioParam of the OscillatorNode with id 1
- The OscillatorNode with id 3 to GainNode with id 2 and the output
In this way you can start to specify any sort of graph that the Web Audio API allows
AudioParam Methods
If you're familiar with the Web Audio API you will know that AudioParams have methods as well as values and virtual-audio-graph allows you to update these too. Just specify an array where the first element is the method name as a string and the remaining elements are the arguments for that method. If scheduling multiple values specify an array of these arrays. (See here for more info on AudioParam methods).
Here's how to use setValueAtTime:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.5 }),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: ['setValueAtTime', 660, currentTime + 1],
stopTime: currentTime + 2,
}),
})
And how to use it with linearRampToValueAtTime:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.5 }),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: [
['setValueAtTime', 110, currentTime],
['linearRampToValueAtTime', 880, currentTime + 1],
],
stopTime: currentTime + 2,
}),
})
exponentialRampToValueAtTime:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.5 }),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: [
['setValueAtTime', 110, currentTime],
['exponentialRampToValueAtTime', 880, currentTime + 1],
],
stopTime: currentTime + 2,
}),
})
setTargetAtTime:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.5 }),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: [
['setValueAtTime', 110, currentTime],
['setTargetAtTime', 880, currentTime, 1],
],
stopTime: currentTime + 2,
}),
})
And finally setValueCurveAtTime:
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: gain('output', { gain: 0.5 }),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: [
['setValueCurveAtTime', Float32Array.of(440, 880, 110, 1760), currentTime, 2],
],
stopTime: currentTime + 3,
}),
})
Creating Custom Nodes
The audio graph can end up getting very large, repetitive and complicated so virtual-audio-graph gives a means of abstraction for creating encapsulated components that can be reused. These are called custom virtual audio nodes and are created with the createNode function like this:const osc = createNode(({
gain: gainValue,
startTime,
stopTime,
...rest,
}) => {
const duration = stopTime - startTime
return {
0: gain('output', {
gain: [
['setValueAtTime', 0, startTime],
['linearRampToValueAtTime', gainValue, startTime + duration * 0.15],
['setValueAtTime', gainValue, stopTime - duration * 0.25],
['linearRampToValueAtTime', 0, stopTime],
],
}),
1: oscillator(0, { startTime, stopTime, ...rest }),
}
})
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: osc('output', {
frequency: 110,
gain: 0.2,
startTime: currentTime,
stopTime: currentTime + 1,
type: 'square',
}),
})
createNode takes a function that takes an object and returns a section of audio graph. This section of audio graph works in much the same way as the audio graph that is passed to virtualAudioGraph.update, but the special string "output" now outputs to whatever destinations the custom virtual audio node is connected to.
createNode returns a function that takes 2 arguments, just like the standard virtual audio node factory functions (e.g. oscillator and gain). The first argument represents the node output and the second is an object that is used to configure the section of audio graph as determined in the function passed to createNode.
Here is another example that builds upon the custom node we just created:
const oscBank = createNode(({
frequency,
...rest,
}) => ({
0: osc('output', {
frequency,
gain: 0.2,
type: 'square',
...rest,
}),
1: osc('output', {
detune: 7,
frequency: frequency / 4,
gain: 0.4,
type: 'sawtooth',
...rest,
}),
2: osc('output', {
gain: 0.1,
detune: -4,
frequency: frequency * 1.5,
type: 'triangle',
...rest,
}),
}))
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: oscBank('output', {
frequency: 440,
startTime: currentTime,
stopTime: currentTime + 1,
}),
})
In this way we can start to build up quite advanced graphs, but keep them organized and easy to understand.
Custom Nodes With Inputs
Sometimes you will want to connect a node to a custom node and will want to specify which nodes within the custom node that connection is made to. You can do this by passing the string "input" as the 3rd argument in the node constructor as below:
const pingPongDelay = createNode(({
decay,
delayTime,
}) => ({
0: stereoPanner('output', { pan: -1 }),
1: stereoPanner('output', { pan: 1 }),
2: delay([1, 5], { delayTime, maxDelayTime: delayTime }),
3: gain(2, { gain: decay }),
4: delay([0, 3], { delayTime, maxDelayTime: delayTime }),
5: gain(4, { gain: decay }, 'input'), // connections will be made here
}))
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: pingPongDelay('output', {
decay: 0.8,
delayTime: 0.25,
}),
1: oscillator([0, 'output'], { stopTime: currentTime + .2 }),
})
You can specify as many inputs as you like for custom virtual audio nodes and if an input node has no parameters you can pass null like this:
5: gain(4, null, 'input')
AudioWorklet Noise Generator
AudioWorklets are a fairly new addition to the Web Audio API so these demos won't work in all browsers!
If we have the following noise generator module at audioWorklets/noise.js
:
class Noise extends AudioWorkletProcessor {
static get parameterDescriptors () {
return [{name: 'amplitude', defaultValue: 0.25, minValue: 0, maxValue: 1}]
}
process (inputs, [output], {amplitude}) {
for (const outputChannel of output) {
for (let i = 0; i < outputChannel.length; i++) {
outputChannel[i] = 2 * (Math.random() - 0.5) * amplitude[i]
}
}
return true
}
}
registerProcessor('noise', Noise)
Then we can use it in virtual-audio-graph like this:
audioContext.audioWorklet.addModule('audioWorklets/noise.js')
.then(() => {
const noise = createWorkletNode('noise')
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: noise('output', { amplitude: 0.25 }),
})
})
AudioWorklet Bit Crusher
Here is our bit crusher module at audioWorklets/bitCrusher.js
:
class BitCrusher extends AudioWorkletProcessor {
static get parameterDescriptors () {
return [
{name: 'bitDepth', defaultValue: 12, minValue: 1, maxValue: 16},
{name: 'frequencyReduction', defaultValue: 0.5, minValue: 0, maxValue: 1},
]
}
constructor (options) {
super(options)
this.lastSampleValue = 0
this.phase = 0
}
process ([input], [output], parameters) {
const bitDepth = parameters.bitDepth
const frequencyReduction = parameters.frequencyReduction
for (let channel = 0; channel < input.length; channel++) {
const inputChannel = input[channel]
const outputChannel = output[channel]
for (let i = 0; i < inputChannel.length; ++i) {
const step = Math.pow(0.5, bitDepth[i])
this.phase += frequencyReduction[i]
if (this.phase >= 1) {
this.phase -= 1
this.lastSampleValue = step * Math.floor(inputChannel[i] / step + 0.5)
}
outputChannel[i] = this.lastSampleValue
}
}
return true
}
}
registerProcessor('bitCrusher', BitCrusher)
And here is how we can use it with virtual-audio-graph:
audioWorklet.addModule('audioWorklets/bitCrusher.js')
.then(() => {
const bitCrusher = createWorkletNode('bitCrusher')
const { currentTime } = virtualAudioGraph
virtualAudioGraph.update({
0: bitCrusher('output', {
bitDepth: 1,
frequencyReduction: [
['setValueAtTime', 0.01, currentTime],
['linearRampToValueAtTime', 0.05, currentTime + 2],
['exponentialRampToValueAtTime', 0.01, currentTime + 4],
],
}),
1: oscillator(0, {
frequency: 5000,
stopTime: currentTime + 4,
type: 'sawtooth',
}),
})
})
Bringing It All Together
Here is a full working example that shows off a number of virtual-audio-graph's main features:
import createVirtualAudioGraph, {
createNode,
delay,
gain,
oscillator,
stereoPanner,
} from 'virtual-audio-graph'
const osc = createNode(({
gain: gainValue,
startTime,
stopTime,
...rest,
}) => {
const duration = stopTime - startTime
return {
0: gain('output', {
gain: [
['setValueAtTime', 0, startTime],
['linearRampToValueAtTime', gainValue, startTime + duration * 0.15],
['setValueAtTime', gainValue, stopTime - duration * 0.25],
['linearRampToValueAtTime', 0, stopTime],
],
}),
1: oscillator(0, { startTime, stopTime, ...rest }),
}
})
const oscBank = createNode(({
frequency,
...rest,
}) => ({
0: osc('output', {
frequency,
gain: 0.2,
type: 'square',
...rest,
}),
1: osc('output', {
detune: 7,
frequency: frequency / 4,
gain: 0.4,
type: 'sawtooth',
...rest,
}),
2: osc('output', {
gain: 0.1,
detune: -4,
frequency: frequency * 1.5,
type: 'triangle',
...rest,
}),
}))
const pingPongDelay = createNode(({
decay,
delayTime,
}) => ({
0: stereoPanner('output', { pan: -1 }),
1: stereoPanner('output', { pan: 1 }),
2: delay([1, 5], { delayTime, maxDelayTime: delayTime }),
3: gain(2, { gain: decay }),
4: delay([0, 3], { delayTime, maxDelayTime: delayTime }),
5: gain(4, { gain: decay }, 'input'),
}))
const oscillators = createNode(({
currentTime = virtualAudioGraph.currentTime,
notes,
noteLength,
}) => notes.reduce(
(acc, frequency, i) => {
const startTime = currentTime + noteLength * 2 * i
acc[i] = oscBank('output', {
frequency,
startTime,
stopTime: startTime + noteLength,
})
return acc
},
{}),
)
const chromaticScale = n => 440 * Math.pow(2, n / 12)
const noteLength = 0.075
const up = Array.apply(null, { length: 16 }).map((_, i) => chromaticScale(i))
const down = [...up].reverse()
virtualAudioGraph.update({
1: pingPongDelay('output', {
decay: 0.8,
delayTime: noteLength * 1.55,
}),
2: gain(['output', 1], { gain: 0.25 }),
3: oscillators(['output', 1], {
noteLength,
notes: [...up, ...down],
}),
})
Thank you for reading and I hope you find this library useful. If you need any further help or have any feedback or suggestions you can get in touch via GitHub.
For the full documentation on the standard virtual audio node factories exported by virtual-audio-graph see here.
Happy coding!


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Why not? You don't need any cloud service for sharing a file. You can quickly share a file with anyone. File sharing is private; there are no file servers in the 'cloud'. Security; closing the browser tab will stop file sharing immediately.
It uses WebRTC (meant for video conferencing) technology to set up a peer-2-peer connection between browsers. The contents of the files are hosted on the server browser while the client browser pulls the file content directly from the server browser. This model is different than the traditional file sharing services where you first upload your files to cloud service and then the client pulls these files from the cloud provider. This entails trust in the cloud provider since it can, potentially, see your files.


Configurable Chart Collection (C3)
The Configurable Chart Collection is a JavaScript library for data visualization in HTML5 built using D3.
Notable visulizations include:
- Line / Area Graphs
- Bar Charts
- Stacked Graphs
- Pie / Donut Charts
- Scatter Plots
- Swimlanes
- Flame Chart Timeline
- Sunburst
- Sankey Flow Graph
- Butterfly caller/callee Flow Graph
- Legends
- Data Tables
Notable features include:
- Declarative style API.
- Flexibility with dataset organization. Use your own structures and describe their shape via accessor functions.
- Layering mechanism for composability of different data in the same chart.
- Compatible with animation for linked and dynamic datasets.
- Lots of styling options by exposing CSS directly.
- Extensible for custom user interaction by exposing DOM events.
- Extensible with custom functionality.
- Some visualizations contain built-in support for dealing with large datasets.
- Compatible with Crossfilter (example)
Examples
View example charts and visualizations with complete annotated sources.


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Hi:
I am fighting with my emonglcd (v1.5), and I don't know if it's the correct way to setup time correctly.
I have loaded "solarPV" sketch, however the same behaviours happens when I loaded "solarPV_old".
1. Raspberry has the date and hour correctly setup.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ date
Sat Jan 25 15:03:20 CET 2014
2. When I switch on the emonGLCD it shows "00:00 or 12:00" depending on the sketch used.
Just when I log into emoncms and go "raspberry" section and I change the value in the "Broadcast time to synchronize emonGLCD", just sometimes, not always, the time in emonglcd is setup "more or less" correctly*
* Time is always one hour before the one that is in the system, for this example 14:03.
** This time, changes betwen old time(initial time) and new time, along with the backlight. :-(
Sometimes, that I am fighting to try to send correct date by changing the value in the emoncms, the emonglcd shows the sentence "basefail", however, the power values are changing correctly.
Thanks in advance, any help, so much appreciated.
Francesc.
Re: EmonGLCD...setting time correctly is a chimera.
Well..........after updating the raspberry + hdd configuration.....everything goes fine with the exception of the date
I've followed this thread:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3688
Does anyone know why when I unplug the emonGLCD, and plug it again.....the solar is not counted?? I must then reboot the emontx and both figures (main + FV are then visible.:
Cheers,
Francesc.
Re: EmonGLCD...setting time correctly is a chimera.
Hi, anyone knows what needs to be done in order to show the time correctly?
I am a little bit lost.
Thanks,
Francesc.
Re: EmonGLCD...setting time correctly is a chimera.
emoncms.org sends the time back following a request from your base. The base should send that by radio to the emonGLCD. The format is:
t14,45,56
and you can see that if you connect to emoncms.org with your browser and send a time request:
http://emoncms.org/time/local.json?&apikey=[your APIKey]
I know very little about the RPi, however that same time string should be generated somewhere inside your RPi and transmitted to your emonGLCD. When your emonGLCD has received and decoded a time string, it sets its internal software clock and continues to use that until it is "corrected" by a new time from your RPi.
If the Node number of your RPi is not set to the node the emonGLCD expects (15 is the default, I think), the time will be ignored, so that is something to check.
Somebody who knows about the internals of the RPi software should be able to give you some better help.
Re: EmonGLCD...setting time correctly is a chimera.
Francesc, the time on is now provided by the packetgen module in the latest emoncms + harddrive image. Navigate to extras and then use the reset packetgen module button. It creates a packet type that has the time information in it. Then set the control packet send rate to something like once every 60s, that should do it.


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