[
string
parser
stack
recursion
]
Leetcode 0394. Decode String
https://leetcode.com/problems/decode-string
For me it was not medium problem, more like hard, I am not very good at all these parser problems. However if you spend some time on this problem, logic will be not very difficult. The idea is to read symbol by symbol and check options:
- If we see digit, it means that we need to form number, so just do it: multiply already formed number by
10
and add this digit. - If we see open bracket
[
, it means, that we just right before finished to form our number: so we put it into our stack. Also we put in our stack empty string. - If we have close bracket
]
, it means that we just finished[...]
block and what we have in our stack: on the top it is solution for what we have inside bracktes, before we have number of repetitions of this stringrep
and finally, before we have string built previously: so we concatenatestr2
andstr1 * rep
. - Finally, if we have some other symbol, that is letter, we add it the the last element of our stack.
For better understanding the process, let us consider example s = 3[a5[c]]4[b]
:
['']
at first we have stack with empty string.['', 3, '']
, open bracket: now we have stack with 3 elements: empty string, number3
and empty string.['', 3, 'a']
: build our string['', 3, 'a', 5, '']
, open bracket: add number and empty string['', 3, 'a', 5, 'c']
build string['', 3, 'accccc']
: now we have closing bracket, so we remove last3
elements and putaccccc
into our stack['acccccacccccaccccc']
we again have closing bracket, so we remove last3
elements and put new one.['acccccacccccaccccc', 4, '']
: open bracket, add number and empty string to stack['acccccacccccaccccc', 4, 'b']
build string['acccccacccccacccccbbbb']
closing bracket: remove last 3 elements and put one new.
Finally, return joined strings from our stack.
Complexity: we can say, that time and space complexity is O(m)
, where m
is size of our answer. Potentially it can be very big, for strings like<PHONE_NUMBER>99999[a]
, but I do not think leetcode will have such tests.
class Solution:
def decodeString(self, s):
it, num, stack = 0, 0, [""]
while it < len(s):
if s[it].isdigit():
num = num * 10 + int(s[it])
elif s[it] == "[":
stack.append(num)
num = 0
stack.append("")
elif s[it] == "]":
str1 = stack.pop()
rep = stack.pop()
str2 = stack.pop()
stack.append(str2 + str1 * rep)
else:
stack[-1] += s[it]
it += 1
return "".join(stack)
If you like the solution, you can upvote it on leetcode discussion section: Problem 0394


Yes, you can really create a survey and poll in flash. Don't worry it is Free.
Upon creating poll/survey you will be getting a success page, please use it to share.
You have the power to configure, what you want to get from user and how you want to get it.
Wow reports, yes that too in graphical representation. Easiest to way to understand what the end user wants.
We made it easy, even a kid can create it. It's not rocket science just follow the below steps


---
layout: preso.hbs
title: internet
displaytitle: Everything you always wanted to know abotu the Internet but were afraid to ask.
description: A presentation covering everything you always wanted to know abotu the Internet but were afraid to ask.
backgroundColor: white
---
But we really want to go to 36.16085, -86.773903...
by car...
and to the second floor...
room 202.
HyperText Transfer Protocol - SecureEverything you always wanted to know about the Internet, but were afraid to ask.
Where do you want to go?
URL
(Human readable addressing)
Where do you want to go?
How should we communicate?
Other protocols you might know...
FTP,
POP,
SMTP,
SSL,
DHCP,
TCP,
SSH
subdomain.SLD.TLD
Common TLD's: .com, .org, .gov
Examples of SLD's: google, whitehouse, facebook
Typical subdomains: www, mail, blog
This is not a real directory structure!
http://www.beggsandpartners.com/plumbing-heating/overview/
We just typed in:
http://www.google.com/search/howsearchworks/
But where do we really want to go?
The first machine to know the answer wins!
The first machine to know the answer wins!
The first machine to know the answer wins!
The first machine to know the answer wins!
The first machine to know the answer wins!
The first machine to know the answer wins!
Now we know where to go to get content from Google:
<IP_ADDRESS>
But what is that number?
It's an IP - address.
A machine-readable identifier for a network interface
(not for the whole machine!)
Set of four numbers,
between 0 and 255
(that's 8 bits each, making a 32-bit address)
| 74. | 125.227.26 |
| Network ID (1-126, Class A) | Host (interface) ID |
Your computer at home has an IP address, too!
But why does it always start with 192?
It's a private network,
and every device you have has a private IP!
Why the need for a new version of IP addressing?
Seems to work just fine...
We started running out of IPv4 addresses in 2011.
Imagine a monitor with 105px per inch,
and 1px per IP address...
http://pthree.org/2009/03/08/the-sheer-size-of-ipv6/
GET /search/howsearchworks/ HTTP/1.1
Host: www.google.com
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Connection: keep-alive
Cookie: 1%2FcA8CoqFFr9udmhMd2NpbtBcfH9Rzdd9fE5ISkdmB%2F...
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 ...
...
There is usually a LOT more in a REQUEST, this is just a sample of some potential data.
GET /search/howsearchworks/ HTTP/1.1
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2016 09:15:00 GMT
Server: Apache/<IP_ADDRESS> (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux)
Last-Modified: Mon, 08 Jan 2016 23:11:55 GMT
Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Content-Length: 220
Expires: Fri, 01 Jan 2020 00:00:00 GMT
X-Search-Version: 245.136
<!DOCTYPE html>......
As with the REQUEST data, there can - and usually is - much more data in the RESPONSE, this is just a brief sampling.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
<!DOCTYPE html>......
DOCTYPE

element<meta>
tags (in order)<link>
&


Outstanding business and research facilities clustered around Cambridge University, Europe’s highest ranking university.
Home to over 200 globally significant pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies and institutions.
World-class engineering companies, specialising in space and satellite engineering, communication technologies, security equipment and logistics.
| Datapoints for West Midlands | |
|---|---|
| Population | 5,713,000 (2013) |
| Gross Value Added | £110 billion |
| GVA per capita | £17,161 |
| Regional centre | Birmingham |
| Regional cities | Coventry, Warwick, Stoke-on-trent, Wolverhampton |
| Primary industries | Advanced manufacturing, Automobile, Aerospace, Food manufacturing |


Change playlist via keyboard?
-
alnyden
I was curious if it was possible to bring up the playlist menu (or even the synergy menu bar menu) via the keyboard? This would be fantastic since I would love to use my remote control to change playlists and Synergy is the best way I know to select playlists outside itunes. Thanks!
-
Greg Hurrell
It's not possible to do that at this stage, but it should be possible in some way in the future (it will require changes to the code).
For example, in Synergy Advance I already have the ability to set a hot key to pop up its Global Menu. It is not so easy to add new hot keys to Synergy because of the lack of space in the UI.
So that this request doesn't get forgotten will add it to the database here:
-
alnyden
Thanks for the reply. Is Synergy Advance something I can use now? Using a hot key to bring up the global menu would be perfect.
-
Greg Hurrell
A public preview release of Synergy Advance is available at:
I'm currently updating it to work on Leopard, so for now it's only an option if you're still on Tiger.
-
alnyden
I'm on Leopard so I'll keep an eye out for the new version. Thanks!
-
alnyden
I just tried this in Advance (on a Tiger computer) and there is a strange behavior. The hotkey to bring up the menu works, but when I am in iTunes, the hotkey brings up the iTunes help menu instead.
-
Greg Hurrell
I think you need to pick another hot-key then, as the one you choose looks like it is used inside iTunes to show the help menu.
-
alnyden
You're correct, thanks for pointing out the obvious!
On the topic of that hot key, would be it possible (as an option) to have that hot key toggle the menu on and off? (instead of one key to toggle on, then escape to exit).
Also, the direction arrows do not seem to be able to control that menu (which works in Synergy). It would be great if they did, and if the left arrow would close the menu as well.
Thanks.
-
Greg Hurrell
Toggling: yes, that's a logical change to make.
I would have thought that the direction keys would work... at least they did for me last time I tested!
Reply
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I dabble a bit with astronomy and like to discuss it. The latest series of pictures in the Big Picture blog are breathtaking.
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="594" caption="Shadow of the rings"][/caption]
The cool thing about this particular picture is not the big shadow running down on the rings. It's the shadow of the smaller particles that form the white ring towards the center.. if you notice closely, thay cast a shadow on the next set of rings.
Watch the entire series of images here.
On a related note, I'm reading Arthur C Clarke's Rama series..


import EditorService from 'uoit-virtualtour/client/app/components/aframe/editor/editor.service.js'
EditorService
Service for handling all CRUD operations pertaining to scenes.
Contains methods for drafting and publishing; interfaces directly
with the $aframeScene
service for a reference to the current
scene object. Uses:
- ng-material's
$mdToast
service to display UI messages to user - the
$tourApi
's scene resource and theDraftResource
for CRUD ops - the 'EDITOR_MESSAGES' constant to provide prebuilt dialogs and toasts
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor($mdToast: *, $aframeScene: *, $tourApi: *, DraftResource: *, EDITOR_MESSAGES: *) |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public |
$aframeScene: * |
|
| public |
$mdToast: * |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
lastDraft: * |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
Property to hold an array of fully initialized toast config objects; loops
through |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
checkForDraft(notify: Boolean): Promise If there is scene data available, queries the database by the current
scene ID via the |
|
| public |
discardDraft(id: string, notify: Boolean): Promise Sends an HTTP |
|
| public |
draftFound(drafts: Array): Promise Informs a user that draft[s] have been found for the scene
they are viewing and offers to load the most recent draft; calls
|
|
| public |
Gets a single stored draft by its database |
|
| public |
Sends an HTTP If the scene is new, the first parameter of this method can be passed the new scene data, which makes it implicity truthy and tells the method to send the request as a new scene creation. If left to default, it will stay false and the method will assume the scene already exists and is being updated. In the case of an update, Lodash's |
|
| public |
revertToDraft(notify: Boolean): Promise Immediately load last saved draft of current scene. |
|
| public |
Sends an HTTP |
Public Constructors
public constructor($mdToast: *, $aframeScene: *, $tourApi: *, DraftResource: *, EDITOR_MESSAGES: *) source
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| $mdToast | * | ||
| $aframeScene | * | ||
| $tourApi | * | ||
| DraftResource | * | ||
| EDITOR_MESSAGES | * |
Public Members
public $aframeScene: * source
public $mdToast: * source
public DraftResource: * source
public SceneResource: * source
public lastDraft: * source
public lastPublished: * source
Public Methods
public checkForDraft(notify: Boolean): Promise source
If there is scene data available, queries the database by the current
scene ID via the DraftResource
factory to check for active drafts
held by the current logged in user.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| notify | Boolean | Whether to notify the user (toast) |
public discardDraft(id: string, notify: Boolean): Promise source
Sends an HTTP DELETE
request to remove a stored draft by
its database _id
; notifies user if successful.
public draftFound(drafts: Array): Promise source
Informs a user that draft[s] have been found for the scene
they are viewing and offers to load the most recent draft; calls
loadDraft()
if the user confirms and supplies it the _id
of
the first draft in the found draft list.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| drafts | Array | A list of available drafts |
public loadDraft(id: string, notify: Boolean): Promise source
Gets a single stored draft by its database _id
and passes
the result to a callback; notifies user that draft was loaded and
offers to publish.
public publish(_newData: Boolean, notify: Boolean): Promise source
Sends an HTTP POST
or PATCH
request via the $tourApi
's
scene resource to publish (save) the current scene.
If the scene is new, the first parameter of this method can be passed the new scene data, which makes it implicity truthy and tells the method to send the request as a new scene creation. If left to default, it will stay false and the method will assume the scene already exists and is being updated.
In the case of an update, Lodash's pick()
method is used to grab
applicable properties from the current $aframeScene.scene
without
creating ones that don't exist. A new updatedAt
property is assigned
a date for every action; if the data was new, the same date is given
to a createdAt
property.
public revertToDraft(notify: Boolean): Promise source
Immediately load last saved draft of current scene.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| notify | Boolean | Whether to notify the user (toast) |


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Create a workload and service class such that all activities run from the TE (httpd.exe) will get mapped to the work1_sc service class.
The work1_sc service class may already exist if you have run another tutorial from this workshop.


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Sigh, another tech blog… Alas, it is. BUT, this is my corner of the internet and BradyOnTech is a space for me to transfer my thoughts and learnings, primarily revolving around programming and technology.
I'm a self-taught developer and I know the struggle of learning to program. The premise of my vision for this site is to provide over-explained and useful tutorials and posts. I understand the rabbit hole that learning to program can spur. My goal is to fully explain every aspect, so if you embrace the learning process, you won't leave wondering "How in the world does this bit of code actually work?".
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Hi,
as a response to some situations in our systems, we want to send real-time notifications to users. Because of that, we are using an Ably.io library. But as long as the application grows we encounter a problem. Because our application starts working slowly, consume more resources which means it costs us more and the most important thing is that we see that some of the events were duplicated which causes a lot of errors in web and mobile application.
Based on that we decided to implement the mechanism, which responsibility would be to collect events, group them, eliminate duplicates and then after some interval send them to the end devices (mobile, web). This mechanism should be fully transparent to a client of the batcher (developer), he shouldn’t know at first how it works under the hood. The only thing we want from the developer is to decide which strategy he wants to choose when selecting events to send. So the only thing we want from him is a registration in an IoC container. Which looks like this in our codebase (Autofac):
Of course, he also needs to inject batcher in a class where he wants to use it and then on the injected service (batcher) invoke a SendAsync
method which implies sending a message(s). Which looks like this:
So going into details, implementation of a batcher looks like this:
We could see that we used here a TPL library. So going through the code of a Batcher. We used a BatchBlock, whose main responsibility is to trigger a function every x
milliseconds. This was achieved via Timer
. Because of this, we could collect events on our side and then do something with them thanks to an IStrategy
service and at the end send them in groups, where the size of this group is defined by us in a constructor. So we also have a guarantee that we wouldn’t be sent more than n
events at once which could be very helpful in terms of not exceeding quota per second/minute/day limit. IStrategy
which you could see here is a service reponsible for grouping/filtering events additionally if needed and it’s implementation looks like this;
Where Example element looks like this:
The only thing which should be done additionally by me is informing about the state of a Batcher. I have to do this because when I add the event to the queue at the beginning. Which then is passed to the next blocks I lost an information about errors. I started by implementing interceptors via TransformBlock
. Their task is to log information about the flow between blocks because as you may notice I have 3 blocks. Receiving, Storing and Triggering block. Going between each other is logged. Beyond of that, I decided that the whole mechanism responsible for sending finally a message to an external provider should be captured in a try/catch block because we don’t know what could happen in an external library. If we don’t do that this exception would be catch
by a block and we wouldn’t notice that something bad happened.
As you may see thanks to a TPL library we were able to implement a small mechanism which batches/stores data because of date and size which wasn’t provided by Ably.IO
(or we didn’t “google” enough) and which is available for example in EventBus
thanks to a partition key. But beyond that, the code still looks pretty easy and clear and could be used across the whole system.
The code could be found here: github
Thanks for reading!


List of demos
Canvas
-
Adding a DOM canvas element to a page programmatically - #1
-
Adding a DOM canvas element to a page programmatically - #2
-
Importing a DOM canvas element into the Scrawl library
-
Moving a wheel entity over a quadratic path
-
Cloning a Block entity
-
Measuring the length of a Quadratic curve
-
Scrawl entitys: stamping methods
-
Moving a wheel entity over a bezier path
-
Measuring the length of a Bezier curve
-
Styling a Wheel entity, and its clone
-
Animating a Wheel entity by manipulating its 'roll' attribute
-
Moving wheel entity groups along the perimeter of a complex path
-
Scrawl animation - moving and rotating Blocks
-
Shape entitys - World Map
-
'Hello' (I think) in Chinese
-
Ellipse Shape entity
-
Using the Picture entity 'copy' and 'paste' attributes
-
Determining a Picture entity's color value at the mouse cursor
-
Amimating a Picture entity using a sprite sheet
-
Scrawl Path entity - straight lines
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Scrawl Path entity - quadratic curve
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Scrawl Path entity - bezier curve
-
Scrawl Path entity - triangles
-
Scrawl Path entity - pentangle (or star)
-
Scrawl Path entity - pentagons
-
Styling the Path entity
-
Drag-and-drop Shape and Phrase entitys
-
Using a canvas as the source for a fill/stroke pattern
-
Animated patterns
-
Rounded corner rectangle Shape entitys
-
Bunny rendering test (#1 - naive coding; slow result)
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Bunny rendering test (#2 - setting acceleration flags; manual collision detection ... better results)
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Bunny rendering test (#3 - single bunny)
-
Using globalCompositeOperation to build dynamic clipping regions
-
Entity offsets (handle attributes)
-
Pinning a Path's Point object to an absolute coordinate
-
Magnifier over image
-
Markers on Path entity
-
Creating gradients to use with entitys
-
Creating patterns to use with entitys - dynamic pattern loading
-
Scrawl animation - moving Blocks using percentage values
-
Scrawl animation - moving Path entitys and Point objects
-
Scrawl animation - attaching entitys to Point pivots
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Scrawl animation - changing entity style attributes
-
Scrawl animation - attaching entitys to entity pivots
-
Cell zoom
-
Scrawl animation - moving entitys via their group
-
Attaching a Scrawl entity to the mouse cursor
-
Drag-and-drop Picture entitys, ignoring their transparent zones
-
Cloning Scrawl entitys
-
Scrawl animation - moving Cells by manipulating their attributes
-
Parallax scrolling
-
Scrawl animation - manipulating entity 'roll' and 'scale' attributes
-
Scrawl animation - attach an SVG-based Picture entity to the mouse cursor
-
Scrawl animation - bezier Path entitys
-
Scrawl animation - move and resize a Phrase entity
-
Scrawl animation - building Shape entitys dynamically
-
Using sprite sheets with Picture entitys
-
Vectors
-
Scrawl collisions - build a Cell collision field using entitys
-
Rotating entities in line with their path
-
3D Carousel effect with selectable items
-
Scrawl collisions - Path entity collision zones
-
Scrawl collisions - Wheel entity collision zones
-
Scrawl collisions - Path entity collision zones - lines and curves
-
Dragging entitys between DOM canvases
-
Text along a path
-
Loading local image files into a DOM canvas element
-
Scrawl collisions - Block entity collision zones
-
Multiple line Phrase entitys
-
Scrawl collisions - Picture entity collision zones
-
Scrawl collisions - in-Group collision detection #1
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Scrawl collisions - between-Group collision detection #1
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Scrawl collisions - between-Group collision detection #2
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Scrawl collisions - in-Group collision detection #2
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Scrawl collisions - Block.collisionPoints
-
Scrawl collisions - Wheel.collisionPoints
-
Global composite operations
-
Using colors in a Cell collision field
-
Cell clear and display operations - spirograph simulation
-
Gradients assigned to cells and entitys
-
Wrapping text dynamically
-
Bridge and/or valley text
-
Image tile puzzle
-
Radial Gradients assigned to cells and entitys
-
Interactive Scrawl line graph: crime in Hackney, London
-
djankey canvas performance test
-
The effects of the entity .flipReverse and .flipUpend attributes
-
Scrawl entity stamping methods - with added roll
-
Kaleidoscope clock
-
Animating gradients
-
Spotlight effect using gradient
-
Grouped filter effect; filtering on wheel perimeter
-
Position, spin and scale SVG Picture entitys
-
Fade in/out banner text
-
Create and run Tickers and Tweens
-
Sequence multiple tweens on a ticker
-
Actions and tickers
-
Gradient and color tween animation
-
Tween built-in easing engines
-
Filters
-
Applying filters at the entity, cell and pad levels
-
Convert Group of entitys to a single Picture entity
-
Convert a single, non-picture entity to a Picture entity
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Markers on Path entity, all converted to a single Picture entity
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Testing Group.getEntitysCollidingWith() and Group.getAllEntitysAt()
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Page loading effects
-
Canvas animated favicon
-
Using percentage strings to position entitys, and set entity dimensions
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The scrawl.makeRegularShape() factory
-
Cell absolute and relative positioning
-
Using video as a Picture entity source, and as a pattern
-
Ticker controls
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Perspective transform a Frame entity by manipulating its corners
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Attach a Frame entity's corners to a Path entity
-
Building and running a timeline with Ticker and Tween objects
-
Ticker event
-
Checking design.set() functionality
-
Starfield
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Frame-based selector panel
-
Drag/mousewheel-based timeline animation
Automated bunny tests
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Bunny rendering test #1 (automated)
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Bunny rendering test #2 (automated)
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Bunny rendering test #3 (automated)
Stack
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Programmatically creating a stack and <canvas> elements
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Attaching an SVG <img> element to the mouse cursor in a Scrawl stack
-
Adding HTML elements to a Scrawl stack
-
CSS3 animation in a Scrawl stack <div> using two <canvas> elements
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CSS 3d rotating cube in Scrawl stack
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Animated cat across an animated 3D background
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Easing DOM elements - scrawl Paths
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CSS 3d rotating cube in responsive Scrawl stack
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Position DOM elements using pivot
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Easing DOM elements - Scrawl tweens
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Test mouse tracking on transformed canvas element
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Animated caption over image
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Element positioning within a stack, including scaling; locking canvases to stacks
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Setting element width and height as a percentage of the stack's dimensions
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Locking elements horizontally and vertically
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Setting element width and height as a value relative to the browser viewport (fixed elements)
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Lock a Frame entity to a CSS3 3d transformed element
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Cloning a Frame entity
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Drag and drop entitys and elements via an ElementGroup
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Starfield - DOM only, tweening start (top/left) and scale (width/height)
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Starfield - DOM only, tweening translate values
Physics engine
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Physics engine - particles falling under gravity, wind and air drag
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Physics engine - entity-limited forces
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Physics engine - in-group collisions
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Physics engine - springs: rope demo
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Physics engine - cloth in wind
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Physics engine - animated flag (under development)
Filters
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Scrawl filters - grayscale
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Scrawl filters - invert
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Scrawl filters - brightness
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Scrawl filters - saturation
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Scrawl filters - threshold
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Scrawl filters - sepia
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Scrawl filters - tint
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Scrawl filters - blur
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Scrawl filters - pixelate
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Scrawl filters - matrix
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Scrawl filters - channels
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Scrawl filters - channelStep
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ATLANTA -- South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg defended his lack of national experience by punctuating his executive experience, albeit in a city of roughly 100,000 people.
He said during Wednesday night's debate that his isn't traditional establishment experience but that "I would argue we need something very different right now."
But Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar repeated her argument that, were Buttigieg a woman, he would not be on the debate stage as a top-tier candidate for president.
Klobuchar has been arguing that her trove of passed legislation is proof of pragmatism, and victory in conservative parts of Minnesota proof she can beat President Donald Trump.
She said, "What I said is true," adding, "Otherwise, we could play a game called name your favorite woman president."


Timber
Timber is a lightweight logging framework written in Swift. It is very performant and runs all logging-based operations away from the main-thread, ensuring that the UI or any other operations remain unaffected.
Timber is also insanely flexible. It provides a LogFormat
class which allows you to specify how the log messages should look, and includes custom date formats, and various information related to the file that the log message was executed in, such as the file-name, function and line.
Timber even provides the means to move your logs away from the console, by providing your own pipe to store the log messages elsewhere such as in a file or on your own server.
Unlike a number of other available logging frameworks, Timber lets you specify log-levels for any/all of your files. Say, for instance, you wanted to disable the logging of network requests while testing a separate feature, by calling Logger.registerMinLevel(.None)
in your networking class, you can disable the log messages from being output.
Installation
Cocoapods
Simply add the following to your Podfile. Please be aware that the name of the cocoapod is TimberSwift
and not Timber
.
pod 'TimberSwift'
Manually
Clone the repository and add all the files found in /Timber/Classes to your project.
Running unit tests
It is recommended that you run the unit tests before integrating Timber into your project. This can be done by performing the following in Timber’s root directory. Please ensure that you have bundler installed, and if not run gem install bundler
first.
$ bundle install
$ make test
Basic usage
Logger.registerMinLevel(.Error) // Set the log-level for the current file if needed
Logger.debug("This will not be logged as the debug log level is < error")
Logger.error("Oh dear... An error occurred: \(some_error)")
Logger.info("The network request succeeded with status code \(status code)")
Logger.warn("The network response contains some unexpected data")
// etc...
Custom log formats
In order to override the default log format used by Timber, which is [Level Date Filename:Line] Message
, you must first instantiate your own LogFormat
and pass it into either the global Logger
or your own.
let logFormat = LogFormat(template: "[%@ %@ %@:%@] %@", attributes: [
LogFormatter.Attributes.Level,
LogFormatter.Attributes.Date(format: "HH:mm:ss"),
LogFormatter.Attributes.FileName(fullPath: false, fileExtension: true),
LogFormatter.Attributes.Line,
LogFormatter.Attributes.Message
])
// Attach it to the global Logger
Logger.setFormat(logFormat)
// Or attach it to your own logger
someLogger.logFormat = logFormat
// Or pass it in when you instantiate your logger
let someLogger = Logger(minLevel: .All, logFormat: logFormat)
Documentation
Timber is fully documented, and the documentation can be found at http://maxkramer.github.io/Timber/.
Log Levels
As mentioned in Logger+LogLevels.swift, we uniformly use the same log priorities as Apache’s log4j.
Therefore, a log request of level p in a logger with level q is enabled if p >= q.
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| ALL | All levels including custom levels. |
| DEBUG | Designates fine-grained informational events that are most useful to debug an application. |
| ERROR | Designates error events that might still allow the application to continue running. |
| FATAL | Designates very severe error events that will presumably lead the application to abort. |
| INFO | Designates informational messages that highlight the progress of the application at coarse-grained level. |
| OFF | The highest possible rank and is intended to turn off logging. |
| TRACE | Designates finer-grained informational events than the DEBUG. |
| WARN | Designates potentially harmful situations. |
Visually:
Reference: Log4j’s architecture page.
TODO:
- Swift PM integration
- Higher level functions for logging to file(s) including log rotation
- Colours!!!


Revisions and Configurations
Overview
Knative follows 12-factor application principles where in every configuration change leads to a new revision. The configuration change could be image change, environment variables gets added or removed from the configuration.
kubectl get configurations.serving.knative.dev (1)
kubectl get revisions.serving.knative.dev (2)
| 1 | Will return only one configuration called greeter |
| 2 | Will return only one revision something like greeter-00001 |
Rolling out new changes
In the previous service deployments we did update the image from NodeJS to Java, now lets add a new environment variable(s) to the configuration and we will observe that it triggers new revision and deployment :
Adding Environment variable
cd $PROJECT_HOME/solutions/getstarted
Examine the service-env.yaml
in the folder:
apiVersion: serving.knative.dev/v1alpha1
kind: Service
metadata:
name: greeter
spec:
runLatest:
configuration:
revisionTemplate:
spec:
container:
image: dev.local/greeter:0.0.2
env:
- name: MESSAGE_PREFIX (1)
value: Hello
| 1 | Updating the configuration with a environment variable called "MESSAGE_PREFIX" |
Make the greeter application to use the MESSAGE_PREFIX
, in the solutions (java or node) sources uncomment code that is marked as new revison rollout change and make sure to update the container image tag to 0.0.2
while rebuilding. Refer to ** Build Services for more details.
For Java service update the version to 0.0.2 in pom.xml
|
Points to Ponder
After you have deployed the new revision of the service, you would have notice that it had triggered a new Kubernetes deployment something like greeter-00002-deployment
. Wondering the reason for it, lets compare the two service.yaml
that were deployed:
|
|
If you observe the only difference between the two service deployments is the env variables, which is a configuration change that had caused new revision rollout.
| Knative follows 12-factor application principles where in every configuration change leads to a new revision, |
kubectl get configurations.serving.knative.dev (1)
kubectl get revisions.serving.knative.dev (2)
| 1 | Will return only one configuration called greeter |
| 2 | Will return two revisions something like greeter-00001 and greeter-00002 |
You can Invoke the Service to see the changes from new revision
Rolling back changes
To Rollback Changes we can could always delete the application and redeploy the previous version. As Knative is backed by Istio we could still have the newer deployment in but without routing traffic to it.
Knative allows us to do this using a strategy called "Pinned Revisions"
Pinned Revision
Use the service-pinned.yaml
in $PROJECT_HOME/solutions/getstarted
:
apiVersion: serving.knative.dev/v1alpha1
kind: Service
metadata:
name: greeter
spec:
pinned:
revisionName: greeter-00001 (1)
configuration:
revisionTemplate:
spec:
container:
image: dev.local/greeter:0.0.1
| 1 | In this case we are setting it to existing revision called greeter-00001 |
|
You can set
|
Deploy Service
kubectl apply -f service-pinned.yaml
Though a new revision greeting-00003
has been created with previous deployment, with this pinned revision rollout strategy we are pinning the service to use revision greeting-00001
.
|
For pinned revision service deployments the configuration section of the |
Invoke Service
The applications can be invoked only using knative-ingress-gateway
which was deployed with Knative serving deployment.
The following snippet shows how to invoke the greeter nodejs service that was deployed earlier:
export IP_ADDRESS=$(minishift ip)
export SERVICE_NODEPORT=$(oc get svc knative-ingressgateway -n istio-system -o 'jsonpath={.spec.ports[?(@.port==80)].nodePort}')
export HOST_URL=$(kubectl get routes.serving.knative.dev greeter -o jsonpath='{.status.domain}')
curl -H "Host: ${HOST_URL}" ${IP_ADDRESS}:${SERVICE_NODEPORT}


domestic | environment | natural lighting | 2005
Every
building
must be designed and
constructed
in such a way that
natural lighting is provided to ensure that the health of the occupants
is not threatened.
Limitation:
This standard applies only to a
dwelling
.
3.16.0 Introduction
The purpose of this standard is primarily to ensure that an adequate standard
deemed to be a habitable
room
in terms of the building regulations.
In the case of
conversions
, as specified in regulation 4, the
building
as
converted
must be improved to as close to the requirement of that standard
as is
reasonably practicable
, and in no case worse than before the
conversion
(regulation 12, schedule 6).
3.16
—
3.16.0
domestic | environment | natural lighting | 2005
3.16.1 Natural lighting provision
an aggregate
glazed
area equal to at least 1/15th of the floor area of the
apartment
and located in an
external wall
or roof or in a wall between the
apartment
and a
conservatory
.
3.16.2 Conservatories
A
conservatory
may be
constructed
over a translucent
glazed
opening to a
are other recommendations relating to ventilation in clause 3.14.7 and the
size of windows in section 6, Energy.
3.16.3 Extensions
An extension however
constructed
over a glazed opening to a
room
, because
of its greater solidity, can seriously restrict daylight from entering the
dwelling
area of the translucent glazed opening to the extension should be at least
1/15th of the combined floor area of the existing
room
and the extension. A
where this is not practicable, the wall separating the 2
rooms
should be
opened up to provide a single space. To ensure sufficient 'borrowed light’ is
provided, the opening area between the existing
room
and the extension
should be not less than 1/10th of the total combined area of the existing
room
and the extension. Clause 3.14.7, covering ventilation, also recommends that
the existing
room
and extension are treated as a single space.
3.16.1
—
3.16.3


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Model Interpretation with Skater¶
Skater is a open source unified framework to enable Model Interpretation for all forms of model to help one build an Interpretable machine learning system often needed for real world use-cases. Skater supports algorithms to demystify the learned structures of a black box model both globally(inference on the basis of a complete data set) and locally(inference about an individual prediction).
The package was originally developed by Aaron Kramer, Pramit Choudhary and rest of the DataScience.com team to help data scientists and data enthusiast gain better model insight. Skater enables this vision by providing the ability to infer and debug the model’s decision policies as needed bringing “human in the loop”.
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Key Word(s): Logistic Regression, Classification
Instructions:¶
We are trying to predict the types of Irises in the classic Iris data set based on measured characteristics
- Load the Iris data set and convert to a data frame.
- Fit multinomial & OvR logistic regressions and a $k$-NN model.
- Compute the accuracy of the models.
- Plot the classification boundaries against the two predictors used.
Hints:¶
sklearn.LogisticRegression() : Generates a Logistic Regression classifier
sklearn.fit() : Fits the model to the given data
sklearn.predict() : Predict using the estimated model (Logistic or knn classifiers) to perform pure classification predictions
sklearn.predict_proba() : Predict using the estimated model (Logistic or knn classifiers) to perform probability predictions of all the classes in the response (they should add up to 1 for each observation)
sklearn.LogisticRegression.coef_ and .intercept_ : Pull off the estimated $\beta$ coefficients in a Logistic Regression model
sklearn.score() : Accuracy classification score.
matplotlib.pcolormesh() : Accuracy classification score
Note: This exercise is auto-graded and you can try multiple attempts.
%matplotlib inline
from sklearn import datasets
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import seaborn as sns
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression
from sklearn.neighbors import KNeighborsClassifier
Irises¶
Read in the data set and convert to a Pandas data frame:
raw = datasets.load_iris()
iris = pd.DataFrame(raw['data'],columns=raw['feature_names'])
iris['type'] = raw['target']
iris.head()
Note: this violin plot is 'inverted': putting the response variable in the model on the x-axis. This is fine for exploration
sns.violinplot(y=iris['sepal length (cm)'], x=iris['type'], split=True);
# Create a violin plot to compare petal length
# across the types of irises
sns.violinplot(___);
Here we fit our first model (the OvR logistic) and print out the coefficients:
logit_ovr = LogisticRegression(penalty='none', multi_class='ovr',max_iter = 1000).fit(
iris[['sepal length (cm)','sepal width (cm)']], iris['type'])
print(logit_ovr.intercept_)
print(logit_ovr.coef_)
# we can predict classes or probabilities
print(logit_ovr.predict(iris[['sepal length (cm)','sepal width (cm)']])[0:5])
print(logit_ovr.predict_proba(iris[['sepal length (cm)','sepal width (cm)']])[0:5])
# and calculate accuracy
print(logit_ovr.score(iris[['sepal length (cm)','sepal width (cm)']],iris['type']))
Now it's your turn: but this time with the multinomial logistic regression.
### edTest(test_multinomial) ###
# Fit the model and print out the coefficients
logit_multi = LogisticRegression(___).fit(___)
intercept = logit_multi.intercept_
coefs = logit_multi.coef_
print(intercept)
print(coefs)
### edTest(test_multinomialaccuracy) ###
multi_accuracy = ___
print(multi_accuracy)
# Plot the decision boundary.
x1_range = iris['sepal length (cm)'].max() - iris['sepal length (cm)'].min()
x2_range = iris['sepal width (cm)'].max() - iris['sepal width (cm)'].min()
x1_min, x1_max = iris['sepal length (cm)'].min()-0.1*x1_range, iris['sepal length (cm)'].max() +0.1*x1_range
x2_min, x2_max = iris['sepal width (cm)'].min()-0.1*x2_range, iris['sepal width (cm)'].max() + 0.1*x2_range
step = .05
x1x, x2x = np.meshgrid(np.arange(x1_min, x1_max, step), np.arange(x2_min, x2_max, step))
y_hat_ovr = logit_ovr.predict(np.c_[x1x.ravel(), x2x.ravel()])
y_hat_multi = ___
fig, (ax1, ax2) = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(15, 6))
ax1.pcolormesh(x1x, x2x, y_hat_ovr.reshape(x1x.shape), cmap=plt.cm.Paired,alpha = 0.5)
ax1.scatter(iris['sepal length (cm)'], iris['sepal width (cm)'], c=iris['type'], edgecolors='k', cmap=plt.cm.Paired)
### your job is to create the same plot, but for the multinomial
#####
# your code here
#####
plt.show()
#fit a knn model (k=5) for the same data
knn5 = KNeighborsClassifier(___).fit(___)
### edTest(test_knnaccuracy) ###
#Calculate the accuracy
knn5_accuracy = ___
print(knn5_accuracy)
# and plot the classification boundary
y_hat_knn5 = knn5.predict(np.c_[x1x.ravel(), x2x.ravel()])
fig, ax1 = plt.subplots(1, 1, figsize=(8, 6))
ax1.pcolormesh(x1x, x2x, y_hat_knn5.reshape(x1x.shape), cmap=plt.cm.Paired,alpha = 0.5)
# Plot also the training points
ax1.scatter(iris['sepal length (cm)'], iris['sepal width (cm)'], c=iris['type'], edgecolors='k', cmap=plt.cm.Paired)
plt.show()


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Computer Science Engineering is offered by all the institutes that have the course of Bachelor of Technology or Bachelor of Engineering in their curriculum. ... Tech in Computer Science Engineering are related to algorithms, computation, programming languages, programme design, computer hardware, computer software etc
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Supernatural: Jared Padalecki Pokes Fun at Arrest with Mugshot Shirt
by Samuel GelmanSupernatural star Jared Padalecki is taking his recent arrest in stride.
During a recent appearance at the Supernatural Official Convention in Jacksonville, Fla. (SPNJAX), Padalecki took the stage with co-star Jensen Ackles. After some brief banter, Padalecki took off his jacket to reveal his mugshot-clad shirt.
The photo is from the series' Season 2 episode "Folsom Prison Blues." It is not his actual mugshot from his arrest.
Padalecki was arrested in late October in Austin, Texas and was charged with two counts of misdemeanor assault and one count of public intoxication after a physical dispute in a bar. The incident did not impact the series's filming schedule.
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"I want to sincerely thank my family and friends for all of your love and support," Padalecki said earlier this month. "So sad to miss the #SPNFamily at #dccon but I hope to see y’all soon."
Padalecki and Ackles have starred as Sam and Dean Winchester since Supernatural began in 2005. The show is currently in the midst of its 15th and final season and is reportedly halfway through the production of its last 20 episodes.
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The Cornell ChemE Car Team has high visibility in the chemical engineering domain due to our appearances and achievements in the regional, national and international competitions. We can harness this visibility to promote your company at the competitions as well as in Cornell University. We have received extensive coverage in AIChEs Chemical Engineering Progress (AIChE CEP) magazine and were featured on AIChEs ChEnected website for chemical engineering professionals. Cornell-based publications like the Cornell Chronicle and the Cornell Daily Sun have also drawn attention to our victories. Your honored sponsorship would increase the exposure your company has, which could translate into greater recruitment opportunities.
The Cornell ChemE Car Team earnestly seeks your sponsorship. While Cornell College of Engineering and the Cornell Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering department have been supporting our team, we require monetary resources and donations in kind from sponsors to larger advances in car design and power generation. The Cornell ChemE Car Team has big dreams for the future. If you are interested in supporting our team, please contact us at chemecar@cornell.edu.


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When the Majin awoke from the depths of darkness, the deity of fate chose six heroes and bequeathed them with the power to save the world. Adlet, a boy who proclaims himself the strongest on Earth, was selected among the Rokka no Yūsha (Braves of the Six Flowers), and he goes to the rendezvous point — but seven have gathered there. The heroes suspect that someone among the seven is the enemy, and the initial suspicion falls on Adlet.


MiBand shiny app demonstrates how to use my MiBand R package.
You could upload your own databases.zip file or you can use my built-in data to play aroud. To get your own databases.zip file, you need to compress folder /data/data/com.xiaomi.hm.health/databases from android. Then you'll need your own user id which can be found inside MiBand's official android app.
To use my built-in data, click the demo data button to decompress my own zip file, then you can click the submit button to produce output.
The first tab panel will print out brief summary of the loaded MiBand data after submit button is clicked.
Switch to sleep tab panel, you can drag the slider on the left to control how many bars will be presented. Also remember to roll down to see other plots. Every ggplot is converted to ggplotly, which means you can easily see values in the plot and even to zoom in and out.
Similar to the sleep tab panel, you can still use the slider to conrol the hist plot.
I've packaged a bunch of codes for MiBand data cleaning and plotting. Since XiaoMi encodes step, light sleep and deep sleep variables into jason and put them in ONE single column in database file, data cleaning for MiBand is not quite easy. But with my package, you only need to use loadMiData function and provide database folder path and user id.
For plotting, I put various ggplot inside miPlot function. The parameter type specifies which type of plot you want to make. It could be one of "hist", "ts", "box", "week". The y parameter specifies the variable to be plotted. It could be one of "light", "deep", "sleep", "efficiency".


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Rafael dos Anjos vs Michael Chiesa set for UFC Fight Night 166 in Raleigh on Jan. 25
by Adam Guillen Jr.Ultimate Fighting Championship’s (UFC) first-ever trip to Raleigh, North Carolina is really turning out to be a star-studded affair. Headlining UFC Fight Night 166 on Jan. 25, 2020 will be a Heavyweight bout that will see former title holder, Junior dos Santos, take on Curtis Blaydes.
In the co-main event, Frankie Edgar will face off against Cory Sandhagen in what will be “The Answer’s” debut at Bantamweight. And now, another thrilling matchup has been added to the docket, as ESPN reports that Rafael dos Anjos will face Michael Chiesa in main card action.
Since moving up to 170 pounds late last year, Chiesa has been on a roll, winning back-to-back fights against Carlos Condit and Diego Sanchez. It’s a nice turnaround for “Maverick,” who was coming in with two straight loss as a Lightweight.
As for dos Anjos, he started his 170-pound journey on a hot streak, winning three in a row against Tarec Saffiedine, Neil Magny and Robbie Lawler. Since then, however, the Brazilian bomber has cooled off, losing three of his last four.
On that note, his losses did come against the cream of the crop, dropping consecutive bouts against division king, Kamaru Usman, and ex-interim champion, Colby Covington. Rafael was most recently seen losing to Leon Edwards at UFC on ESPN 4 this past July.
A win for either man will give him a big boost up the ladder in what is perhaps UFC’s most stacked weight class.
Predictions?
To see the full ESPN+ -streamed event — which will go down inside PNC Arena — click here.


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Verstappen can look back at Ocon incident with a smile: "Karma from my dad"
by Matt GrettonMax Verstappen will get another chance to win the Brazilian Grand Prix when he starts from pole position later on Sunday. 12 months ago, Esteban Ocon put a end to Verstappen's hopes in Interlagos. He wasn't joking at the time, but now he can look back at the even with a smile.
“Honestly, I can laugh about it now. It happened. I think it was karma from my Dad back in the day. Now I’ve got it back," Verstappen said.
Jos Verstappen, Max's father, crashed into race leader Juan Pablo Montoya at the 2001 Brazilian Grand Prix as the Williams driver looked likely to win in just his third race in his Formula 1 career.
“My dad took out the leader when he got lapped, so it was karma. It had to happen to me," Verstappen told Sky Sports.
Can Max clinch third place?
The Aston Martin Red Bull Racing driver can't clinch third place today but can certainly put the pressure on Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel. Verstappen is currently sandwiched between the two Ferrari drivers but has a 14 point deficit to Leclerc.


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This version of the application is deployed as a single monolithic application.
Domain Driven Design is applied through Event Sourcing and CQRS.
We use in-memory H2 SQL database to persist domain events and materialized views. Schema is recreated (drop and create) on application start
You can access it here.


Essays
| First Posted 14 December 2019 | Last Edited 14 December 2019 | Philip Kiely |
Style has a triple meaning in martial arts. Lee cut this knot by describing the “style of no style.” To Lee, everyone practiced a different art, thus everyone practiced the same art: the practice itself is the art. Lee’s perception of art survives the changing of language, content, and context because the style is not the substance.
| First Posted 25 November 2019 | Last Edited 25 November 2019 | Philip Kiely |
A couple of weeks ago, I was minding my own business on a Sunday morning when I received a cold email from an editor to write for their online publication. I opened up my trusty ideas.txt only to find it devoid of topic suggestions, so I developed an exercise for developing quality ideas that helped me generate 20 solid pitches to use over the coming months in a single planning session, and I hope it will be useful for you as well.
| First Posted 18 September 2019 | Last Edited 18 September 2019 | Philip Kiely |
The year was 2018, and I did not want to write a poem. Specifically, I did not want to write a net, an interpretation of a Shakespearean sonnet first imagined by Jen Bervin. I had to do so as part of an assignment, but instead I wrote a program to generate them for me according to the constraints of the form.
| First Posted 20 August 2019 | Last Edited 20 August 2019 | Philip Kiely |
Every great writer writes stories, and so do all of the good ones. Technical writers are not immune from this requirement, nor are we barred from the tools of the craft. Stories have conflict. Our writing has characters, these characters have motivations, desire outcomes. Despite this legacy and these tools, technical writing is often held to a lower standard than even the humble blog post…
| First Posted 20 July 2019 | Last Edited 20 July 2019 | Philip Kiely |
When I was five years old, my family moved to Des Moines and my parents signed me up for TaeKwonDo. In college, I practiced with friends as the facetiously named “Grinnell Fight Club,” a mostly boxing-based organization. This summer, I have been practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu three times a week. I have taken powerful lessons from the integral similarities between martial arts that this range of experience has revealed to me.
| First Posted 09 July 2019 | Last Edited 09 July 2019 | Philip Kiely |
My mother wrote a blog, Overneath it All, for many years. Goodreads has an archive as far back as 2015, but she wrote from well before that, starting in 2011. In January 2019, she decided to shut the blog down after not writing for it for six months, but she wanted an editable archive in case she wanted to use anything from it in the future. At her request, I scraped the entire blog into a giant Microsoft Word file…
| First Posted 24 June 2019 | Last Edited 24 June 2019 | Philip Kiely |
I put almost every line of code that I write outside of work on GitHub. Anytime I make a public repository, I make sure to stick a license on it so that people can actually use the contents; usually I use MIT, sometimes Apache 2.0. Thus, I could say that I have published thousands of lines of open source code across dozens of projects. However, most of that code is pretty useless to other people, so I don’t go around saying that…
| First Posted 20 June 2019 | Last Edited 08 September 2019 | Philip Kiely |
One of my first times coding outside of class was at a hackathon during my first year of college. It was late February, and we drove through a snowstorm to an industrial building near the Iowa State University campus. Inside, we checked in at a folding table, and fortunately the person handling registration didn’t examine my ID carefully, as I was 17 at the time. For the next 36 hours, two friends and I developed a client-side JavaScript isometric map maker, trimap. As I started from essentially zero knowledge, I had no choice but to learn more in that weekend than I had in the preceding weeks of Introduction to Computer Science combined. What we made is, without a doubt, a terrible piece of software, and to this day I am inordinately proud of it…
| First Posted 13 June 2019 | Last Edited 13 June 2019 | Philip Kiely |
This is a living document. The list will be updated accordingly as I have new ideas that stick around for a while and, much more infrequently, as I actually do anything on this list. Currently the list stands at 8 to do and 2 done…
| First Posted 30 April 2019 | Last Edited 06 February 2020 | Philip Kiely |
I have been fortunate enough to write for a variety of other publications. Posts are listed in reverse chronological order…


Race your way through waves of ruthless traffic!
Avoid colliding with the cars or the sides of the screen
- Move Left/Right to avoid the incoming cars!
- Score Increases by 20 for each new wave of cars!
- Hitting the edge or other cars will cause you to lose!
A or Left-Arrow - Moves Car Leftward
D or Right-Arrow - Moves Car Rightward
ESC - Pauses and UnPauses the game


I’m a web developer who writes code utilizing the LAMP stack, Agile/Scrum methodology, and Git version control. I am always learning new tech.
Tasked with creating client facing products, creating and standardizing documentation for developer operations, as well as server updates and configurations.
Created Blue Heeler Development, a digital agency that provides development, marketing, and digital advertising services.
Manage various website services including development, data backups, and security management. Responsible for site reliability.
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. In the winter, I am an avid skier and novice ice climber. During the warmer months here in Colorado, I enjoy mountain biking, free climbing, and kayaking.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the front-end web development world.


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In a world where we're surrounded by technology, and where so many of our interactions we have are with computers, learning to code helps us understand how these services work.
What's more, learning to code gives us a powerful way to explore our ideas and make things, both for work and play.
If your code club or group is meeting during Code Week, add your events to the coding map of Europe. Not yet part of a group? Organize a Code Week event in your area! We've prepared a #codeEU Toolkit for organizers and a list of resources to get you started.
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SPM candidate among 23 detained over riot in Sungai Siput
SUNGAI SIPUT, Nov 12 — The police have detained 23 men, including a Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) candidate, in connection with a riot in front of a restaurant at Persiaran Waterfront here early today.
District Police chief Supt Mohd Khaizam Ahmad Shahabudin said the suspects, aged between 17 and 26, were picked up following a tip-off at about 1.30am.
“Preliminary investigations revealed that the incident was started over a misunderstanding between two groups and three of the suspects tested positive for methamphetamine,” he told a press conference here.
He said the suspects were being remanded for four days to facilitate investigations under Section 148 of the Penal Code. — Bernama


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A Discord music bot focussed on using Spotify as the controller.
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A simple ComputerCraft program for remote editing / debugging.
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The parse daemon is the program that parses log files into log events in the LDSI database. The files it parses are defined in the parser configuration file, at config/parser.conf in the repository. This configuration file also defines which event type to assign to events, which parser to use, the lifespan of the events, and optionally which parse helper type to use, and which syslog facility to assign.
For more on running the parse daemon, see the daemon documentation.
The parse daemon parses events using instructions from a parser, and optionally a group of parse helpers. The parser parses basic fields that are present in all events in the file being parsed, and parse helpers can be used to parse extra fields that aren't present in every single event.
Parsers provide the parse daemon with instructions for parsing fields from events. Along with a name and description, parsers contain sets of matching information. Each set consists of a regular expression, and a comma-separated list of fields pulled by that regular expression. The fields can be any log event attribute (e.g. source_host, dest_host, target_user; see Anatomy of a Log Event)
Each parser can have two sets of regex/field pairs: a primary, and a backup. If the primary regular expression doesn't find a match, the backup will be tried.
Parse helpers contain a regular expression and a comma-separated list of fields, similar to a parser. After parsing the main fields, the parse daemon tries each parse helper (of the helper type defined in the config file). If it finds a match, it pulls out extra fields; if not, it just moves on. Parse helpers are useful for parsing regular expressions and fields that aren't present in every single event.
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Modular Testing
Our 3D Ground Truth sensor
and Signal sensor
now publish ground truth perception data to Apollo stack via CyberRT bridge or ROS Apollo bridge. The modular testing feature is useful for testing planning module of Apollo stack based on the assumption that the perception output is 100% accurate without any errors. In other words, we can completely bypass Apollo's perception modules (i.e., object detection and traffic light detection) and use ground truth labels for perception published by our simulator instead.
Video: Modular Testing Introduction#
Video: How to run modular testing random traffic simulation from cloud-based web UI#
Sensor Specifications top#
3D Ground Truth Sensor (more details)#
3D Ground Truth sensor
replaces Apollo's object detection module. It detects every NPC including vehicles and pedestrians around the EGO vehicle within a distance, which can be specified using a sensor parameter MaxDistance
, and publishes ground truth labels such as 3D bounding boxes for the detected objects.
Major message fields:
- ID: integer ID for an object
- Timestamp: time in seconds since Unix epoch
- Velocity: object velocity vector in m/s
- Acceleration: object acceleration vector in m/s
- Width: object width in meters
- Length: object length in meters
- Height: object height in meters
- Type: vehicle or pedestrian
- Position: easting, northing, altitude in GPS position
- Theta: object heading in radians
- Tracking time: duration of detection in seconds
- Polygon point: corner points for an object
Sensor parameters:
- Frequency: 10
- MaxDistance: 100
- Topic: /apollo/perception/obstacles
Signal Sensor (more details)#
Signal sensor
replaces Apollo's traffic light detection module. It detects every signal that is connected to the current lane of the EGO vehicle within a distance, which can also be specified using a sensor parameter MaxDistance
, and then publishes the signal IDs as well as the current signal color information. It is important to note that the signal ID coming from the map annotation in the simulator must match with the ID in the Apollo HD map you're currently using in Apollo, because Apollo uses this ID to locate the detected traffic light in the map.
Major message fields:
- ID: traffic light string ID must match with the signal ID in Apollo HD map
- Timestamp: time in seconds since Unix epoch
- Color: red, yellow, green, or black
- Blink: is traffic light blinking
Sensor parameters:
- Frequency: 10
- MaxDistance: 100
- Topic: /apollo/perception/traffic_light
Sensor JSON top#
The following sensor parameters can be added to a vehicle sensor configuration (and can replace the LiDAR and camera sensors which will improve simulation performance). Refer to Vehicles in My Library for more information on vehicle sensor configuration.
{
"type": "PerceptionSensor3D",
"name": "3D Ground Truth",
"params": {
"Frequency": 10,
"MaxDistance": 100,
"Topic": "/apollo/perception/obstacles"
},
"transform": {
"x": 0,
"y": 0,
"z": 0,
"pitch": 0,
"yaw": 0,
"roll": 0
}
},
{
"type": "SignalSensor",
"name": "Signal Sensor",
"params": {
"Frequency": 10,
"MaxDistance": 100,
"Topic": "/apollo/perception/traffic_light"
},
"transform": {
"x": 0,
"y": 0,
"z": 0,
"pitch": 0,
"yaw": 0,
"roll": 0
}
}
How to Run Apollo Modular Testing on GoMentumDTL Map top {: #how-to-run-apollo-modular-testing-on-gomentumdtl-map data-toc-label='How to Run Apollo Modular Testing on GoMentumDTL Map'}#
- Configure and run simulator
- Map
- Choose GoMentumDTL map
- Vehicle
- Choose Lincoln2017MKZ vehicle for Apollo
- Attach
3D Ground Truth sensor
andSignal sensor
with the sensor parameters above - Optionally, you can remove
Color Camera
andLiDAR
sensors from the sensor configuration as these sensors are not required for modular testing
- Run simulation with
Random Traffic
enabled
- Map
- Launch Apollo following these instructions
- Make sure that you're receiving ground truth messages via the perception topics on Apollo side
- Topic for object detection: /apollo/perception/obstacles
- Topic for traffic light detection: /apollo/perception/traffic_light
- Run
cyber_monitor
for CyberRT bridge orrostopic echo
for ROS Apollo bridge inside Apollo container
- In Dreamview, enable
Localization
module and verify if you can visually see that:- Your EGO vehicle is placed on the right position on the Apollo HD map for GoMentumDTL
- Bounding boxes for vehicles and pedestrians around the EGO vehicle (if any) including heading and velocity vectors
- Traffic light signals that are connected to the current lane of EGO vehicle are detected
- Enable
Transform
,Prediction
,Planning
,Routing
, andControl
- Note that we are not running
Perception
andTraffic Light
modules for modular testing
- Note that we are not running
- Make sure that you're receiving ground truth messages via the perception topics on Apollo side
- Apollo should now be able to drive to your destination without running
Perception
modules


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Add players by full BattleTag (PlayerName#1234 or PlayerName-1234). BattleTags are case-sensitive
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Click 'Balance teams' to automatically swap players between teams for best balance
Pro tips
Right click
on player to edit name, SR and class
Team names are editable
Player list and all settings are automatically saved in your browser's storage
Player list can be imported and exported with buttons above lobby
Balance priority slider:
In leftmost position balancer will only account SR (as Blizzard do)
In intermediate position balancer will account both SR and hero classes in a given proportion
Click 'Balance teams' again to look through best balance variants
Import players
Import format:
JSON (full info)
text (btag, [SR, class, offclass])
For text format, fields can be separated with space, tab or following symbols: . , ; |
SR, class and offclass are optional.
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// Thunk and reshape this chromosome"s intervals
echo("Processing chromosome", chrom, "of", os.path.basename(bam_fname))
_chroms, starts, ends, names = zip(*rows_iter)
counts_depths = [region_depth_count(bamfile, chrom, s, e, min_mapq)
for s, e in zip(starts, ends)]
for start, end, name, (count, depth) in zip(starts, ends, names,
After Change
def interval_coverages_count(bed_fname, bam_fname, min_mapq):
Calculate log2 coverages in the BAM file at each interval.
bamfile = pysam.Samfile(bam_fname, "rb")
for chrom, subregions in RA.read(bed_fname).by_chromosome():
echo("Processing chromosome", chrom, "of", os.path.basename(bam_fname))
for _chrom, start, end, name, in subregions.coords(["name"]):
count, depth = region_depth_count(bamfile, chrom, start, end,


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Firefox has a bug displaying annotations after the magFactor changes, but links do work.
To test magFactor links [...] without bugs, use Adobe Reader or compatible application.


PKCS12_SAFEBAG_get0_attrs, PKCS12_get_attr_gen - Retrieve attributes from a PKCS#12 safeBag
#include <openssl/pkcs12.h>
const STACK_OF(X509_ATTRIBUTE) *PKCS12_SAFEBAG_get0_attrs(const PKCS12_SAFEBAG *bag);
ASN1_TYPE *PKCS12_get_attr_gen(const STACK_OF(X509_ATTRIBUTE) *attrs,
int attr_nid);
PKCS12_SAFEBAG_get0_attrs() retrieves the stack of X509_ATTRIBUTEs from a PKCS#12 safeBag. bag is the PKCS12_SAFEBAG to retrieve the attributes from.
PKCS12_get_attr_gen() retrieves an attribute by NID from a stack of X509_ATTRIBUTEs. attr_nid is the NID of the attribute to retrieve.
PKCS12_SAFEBAG_get0_attrs() returns the stack of X509_ATTRIBUTEs from a PKCS#12 safeBag, which could be empty.
PKCS12_get_attr_gen() returns an ASN1_TYPE object containing the attribute, or NULL if the attribute was either not present or an error occurred.
PKCS12_get_attr_gen() does not allocate a new attribute. The returned attribute is still owned by the PKCS12_SAFEBAG in which it resides.
PKCS12_get_friendlyname(3), PKCS12_add_friendlyname_asc(3)
Copyright 2019-2020 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


Before Change
"sess_1_item": sess2_iid, "sess_1_item_gender": sess2_igender, }
fixlen_feature_names = get_fixlen_feature_names(feature_columns)
varlen_feature_names = get_varlen_feature_names(feature_columns)
x = [feature_dict[name] for name in fixlen_feature_names] + [feature_dict[name] for name in varlen_feature_names]
x += [sess_number]
y = [1, 0, 1]
return x, y, feature_columns, behavior_feature_list
After Change
"sess_0_item": sess1_iid, "sess_0_item_gender": sess1_igender, "score": score,
"sess_1_item": sess2_iid, "sess_1_item_gender": sess2_igender, }
x = {name:feature_dict[name] for name in get_feature_names(feature_columns)}
x["sess_length"] = sess_number
y = [1, 0, 1]
return x, y, feature_columns, behavior_feature_list
if __name__ == "__main__":


Package alix.lucene.analysis
Components for lexical analysis, especially for French.
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Class Summary Class Description Compound A mutable String used to merge compunds words.FrAnalyzer Analysis scenario for French in Alix.FrDics Preloaded word List for lucene indexation inHashMap
.FrDics.LexEntry FrDics.NameEntry FrTokenizer A Lucene tokenizer for XML/html (and French).FrTokenLem A lucene token filter adding other channels to the token stream an orthographic form (normalized) in aCharsOrthAtt
a lemma in aCharsLemAtt
a pos as a lucene int flagFlagsAttribute
(according to the semantic ofTag
MetaAnalyzer MetaTokenizer TokenCompound Plug behind TokenLemTokenFlagFilter A token Filter selecting tokens by flag values.TokenLemCloud A final token filter before indexation, to plug after a lemmatizer filter, providing most significant tokens for word cloud.TokenLemFull A token Filter to plug after a TokenLem filter, overriding positions with lemma and POSTokenStats A token filter counting tokens.


Elder Cronos:
So he told you to go to the deepest part of Enchanted Valley? Then by all means, you should go! Byron knows of what he speaks. Few know the Enchanted Valley as well as he... Do as he says.


Immobilization and recovery of fusion proteins and B-lymphocyte cells using magnetic separation.
Abstract
A new approach to facilitate immobilization and affinity purification of recombinant proteins and selected human B lymphocytes has been developed. Using magnetic beads with attached DNA containing the Escherichia coli lac operator, fusion proteins comprising the DNA-binding lac repressor could be affinity-purified and recovered by gentle elution conditions, such as with a lactose analogue or by enzymatic means using either deoxyribonuclease (DNase) or restriction endonucleases. The results show for the first time that a DNA-binding protein can be used for affinity purification of fusion proteins as exemplified by the specific and gentle recovery of beta-galactosidase and alkaline phosphatase from bacterial lysates using immunomagnetic separation. The approach was further extended to cell separation by the efficient recovery and elution of human CD37 B lymphocytes from peripheral blood.


SweetPea
Contents:
SweetPea Guide
Installation and Setup
Automated Installation from the Python Package Index
Manual Installation from Source
Contributing to SweetPea Development
Factorial Experiment Design
Factors
Levels
Example
Derivations
Within-Trial Windows
Transition Windows
General Windows
Glossary
Using SweetPea
A Simple Stroop Experiment
Building the Simple Stroop Experiment
SweetPea Feature Recap
Working With Derived Levels
Derivation
Constraints
Contributing to SweetPea
Using the GitHub Issue Tracker
Developing SweetPea
Configuring Your Development Environment
Repository Organization
Workflows
Pull Requests
Contributing to the Documentation
Installing Dependencies
Building the Documentation
Automatic vs Manual Documentation
Contributing to the Automatic Documentation
Style Guides
reStructuredText Style Guide
General
Docstrings
Python Style Guide
Note on PEP 8
Maximum Line Length
Blank Lines
Imports
String Quotes
Trailing Commas
Comments
Type-Checking or Linting Overrides
SweetPea API
Experiments
Factors and Levels
Derivations
Constraints
Sampling Strategies
SweetPea
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Index
Index
B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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G
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L
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N
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P
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S
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T
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W
B
built-in function
sweetpea.experiments_to_dicts()
sweetpea.experiments_to_tuples()
sweetpea.print_experiments()
sweetpea.save_experiments_csv()
sweetpea.synthesize_trials()
sweetpea.tabulate_experiments()
C
constraint
crossing
D
derivation
derivation window
derivation window, transition
derivation window, within-trial
derived level
design
E
experiment
experiment crossing
experiment design
F
factor
(sweetpea.Level property)
factorial experiment
fractional factorial experiment
full factorial experiment
fully crossed
G
get_level() (sweetpea.Factor method)
L
level
levels (sweetpea.Factor property)
N
name (sweetpea.Factor property)
(sweetpea.Level property)
P
partially crossed
S
sweetpea.AtLeastKInARow (built-in class)
sweetpea.AtMostKInARow (built-in class)
sweetpea.Block (built-in class)
sweetpea.CMSGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.Constraint (built-in class)
sweetpea.CrossBlock (built-in class)
sweetpea.Derivation (built-in class)
sweetpea.DerivedLevel (built-in class)
sweetpea.ElseLevel (built-in class)
sweetpea.ExactlyK (built-in class)
sweetpea.ExactlyKInARow (built-in class)
sweetpea.Exclude (built-in class)
sweetpea.experiments_to_dicts()
built-in function
sweetpea.experiments_to_tuples()
built-in function
sweetpea.Factor (built-in class)
sweetpea.Gen (built-in class)
sweetpea.IterateGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.IterateILPGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.IterateSATGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.Level (built-in class)
sweetpea.MinimumTrials (built-in class)
sweetpea.MultiCrossBlock (built-in class)
sweetpea.Pin (built-in class)
sweetpea.print_experiments()
built-in function
sweetpea.RandomGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.Repeat (built-in class)
sweetpea.save_experiments_csv()
built-in function
sweetpea.synthesize_trials()
built-in function
sweetpea.tabulate_experiments()
built-in function
sweetpea.Transition (built-in class)
sweetpea.UniformGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.UniGen (built-in class)
sweetpea.Window (built-in class)
sweetpea.WithinTrial (built-in class)
T
transition window
trial
W
window
within-trial derivation