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disarm_gears.r_plugins package¶
Submodules¶
disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods module¶
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
get_family
(gam)¶ Get family of a GAM
- Parameters
gam – A gam model previously fitted robjects.vectors.ListVector
- Returns
string
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
get_link
(gam)¶ Get link function of a GAM
- Parameters
gam – A gam model previously fitted robjects.vectors.ListVector
- Returns
string
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
get_names
(obj)¶ Get name of an R object
- Parameters
obj – Object to extract the names from R object
- Returns
List of names
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
mgcv_fit
(formula, data, family='gaussian', weights=None, method='REML', bam=False, chunk_size=1000)¶ Fit a Generalized Additive Model
This function is a wrapper of the MGCV package in R. See its definition for more details https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/mgcv/versions/1.8-28/topics/gam
- Parameters
formula – R formula string
data – Data to fit the model to pandas DataFrame
family – Noise model distribution string. One of ‘gaussian’, ‘binomial’, ‘poisson’ (default ‘gaussian’).
weights – Observation weights numpy ndarray
method – Smoothing parameter estimation method (see R MGCV documentation) string, one of ‘GCV.Cp’, ‘GACV.Cp’, ‘REML’, ‘P-REML’, ‘ML’, ‘fREML’ (default ‘REML’).
bam – If MGCV implementation for large datasets should be used Boolean
chunk_size – Size of chunks in which the model matrix is created (Only used when bam=True). Integer
- Returns
robjects.vectors.ListVector
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
mgcv_get_rho_power_exp2
(iter_formula, data, smooth_dim, family='gaussian', weights=None, method='REML')¶ For a GAM model with gp smooth of type exponentiated quadratic find the best lengthscale (rho) parameter
- Parameters
iter_formula – R formula String
data – Data to fit the model to pandas DataFrame
smooth_dim – Dimensionality of the smooth interpolation. The only values accepted are 1 and 2. Integer
family – Noise model distribution (see mgcv_fit) String
weights – Observation weights (see mgcv_fit) Numpy ndarray
method – Smoothing parameter estimation method (see mgcv_fit). String, defaults to ‘REML’.
- Returns
float
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
mgcv_posterior_samples
(gam, data, n_samples=100, response_type='inverse_link') → numpy.ndarray¶ Generate samples from the posterior distribution of a GAM
See R MGCV package
- Parameters
gam – A gam model previously fitted robjects.vectors.ListVector
data – Input data points where simulations are generated Pandas DataFrame
n_samples – Number of samples to generate Integer (default 100)
response_type – Space or transformation in which the prediction is returned (see R MGCV documentation) String. One of ‘response’, ‘link’, ‘inverse_link’, ‘lpmatrix’.
- Returns
numpy ndarray of shape (n_samples, n_data)
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
mgcv_predict
(gam, data, response_type='response')¶ Make predictions using a fitted GAM model
See R MGCV package
- Parameters
gam – A gam model previously fitted robjects.vectors.ListVector
data – Input data points where predictions are made pandas DataFrame
response_type – Space or transformation in which the prediction is returned (see R MGCV documentation) string. One of ‘response’, ‘link’, ‘lpmatrix’.
- Returns
numpy ndarray of shape (n_data, ) with the posterior mean values.
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
pdframe2rdframe
(data)¶ Converts a pandas DataFrame into an R dataframe
- Parameters
data – Data to convert into an R dataframe pandas DataFrame
- Returns
robjects.vectors.DataFrame
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disarm_gears.r_plugins.r_methods.
summary
(model)¶ Print R model summary


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21.3.2
Reports from Deck 4
This deck is located directly above the car deck and approximately the forward two-thirds are arranged for passenger accommodation. In the aft one-third there are conference rooms and the Estonia Club on port side.
The persons having been on this deck - located above the car deck and being on same level with the forecastle deck - have made most important observations as summarized below:In the forward part there were among others:
port outside:
Anders Ericson
trainee officer
Einar Kukk A.B. sailor Aulis Lee with his wife Aina Leeport inner side:
Mikael Öun
Stephan Duijndam
Eckard Klugstarboard outside:
Tony Spuhl
Anders Ericson - cabin 4131 - 45 years old - port outside (3rd cabin from forward) statement is attached as Enclosure 20.239:
- he had the feeling that the noises came from nearby his cabin (2nd cabin port outside from forward);
Note: Anders Ericson and the two other persons were the first ones to reach the open deck 7.
Aulis & Aina Lee - A.B. sailor in cabin 4125 (because his wife was on board) - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>5.1:
Note: Actually Aulis Lee had left the cabin time before the big heel and was most probably one of those working on the car deck while his wife stayed back in the cabin and was later - after the big heel -brought up to the 7th deck either by him or another sailor (statement Elmar Siegel !).
Einar Kukk - Trainee officer - cabin 4103 - port outside - 2nd last cabin - Statement of 29.09.94 - Enclosure 17.2.217:
Note: Pub Admiral is located on the 5th deck starboard side, aft.
Note: It has to be assumed that Einar Kukk went first to the bridge and subsequently to deck 7.
Mikael Öun - cabin 4217 - port inside, middle.
Statement of 29.09.94 - Enclosure 17.2.224:
Eckard Klug - cabin 4214 - 54 years old - port inside middle - Enclosure 17.2.221:
Note: When being questioned in October 1999 Eckard Klug stated to have information that the bow ramp had not been secured at all.
Stephan Duijndam - cabin 4221 - port inside middle - Enclosure 17.2.220:
Jaak Mullo - cabin 4214 - port inside, middle (cabin mate of Eckard Klug) - Enclosure 17.2.223:
Jukka Pekka Ihalainen - cabin 4212 - port inside - (cabin mate of truck driver Leo Sillanpää ((( ) - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>5:
Margus Karmet - cabin 4224 - starboard inside - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>6:
Ainus Toobal - cabin 4224 - starboard inside - Enclosure 17.2.229:
Tony Spuhl - cabin 4313 - 2nd cabin starboard forward outside -- statement taken on 06.10.94 - Enclosure 17.2.228:
Pär Andersson - cabin 4319 - starboard outside - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>7:
In the aft part of deck 4 behind the reception area several passengers have survived. Some of them made the following observations:
port outside : Morten BojeJensen
port inner side : Anneli Konrad :
Wanda Wachtmeister :
Magnus Lindström
starboard outside : Tom Olav Jonsson
starboard inner side : Raivo Tönisson
aft part : Kerim Nisancioglu :
Yngve Lien :
Kalvet Maiko :
Marek Kaasik
Estonia Club : Janno Aser
Morten Boje Jensen - 28 years old - cabin 4603 - port outside, 2nd cabin behind the Reception - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>8.
(Danish) Statement taken by the Copenhagen police 06.10.94:
Anneli Konrad - cabin 4620 - dance girl - port inside, 3rd last cabin - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>3:
Note: Henrik Sillaste was working on the non-functioning vacuum system in the engine room on 0-deck level at that time.
Wanda Wachtmeister - cabin 4618 - 4th deck - next cabin further aft. Statement taken on 29.09.94 - Enclosure 20.247:
Statement taken on 01.10.94 - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>9:
Tom Olav Jonsson - cabin 4405 - starboard outside, 3rd cabin after the Reception - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>0:
Note: In upright position the windows on 4th deck are 8.8 m above waterline, at a starboard heel of about 45° the windows were touching the water level which created the impression that waves were smashing against the window.
Marek Kaasik - deck passenger in some room in the aft part of deck 4 - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>1:
Magnus Lindström - cabin 4429 - starboard outside aft part - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>2:
Kerim Nisancioglu - in the cinema - aft part of deck 4 - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>3:
Yngve Lien - deck passenger in cinema in the aft part of deck 4 - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>4 :
Kalvet Maiko - deck passenger on deck 4 - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>5:
Raivo Tönisson - cabin 4426 - starboard inside - Enclosure 17.2.230:
Janno Aser - Estonia Club - port aft - Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>6:
Summary of observations made / noises heard / times realised by passengers/ crew members in the area of the 4th deck Before and after the starboard heel:
a.) First noises / extraordinary shaking / vibrating of vessel / crash.
b.) Speed reduced / engines reduced / engines stopped.
c.) Movements on car deck.
d.) Several bangs and starboard heel.
e.) Time of starboard heel.
f.) The righting up after the big heel.
as to a.)
First noises / extraordinary shaking / vibrating of vessel / CRASH.(1) Ca. 23.45 hours (Swedish time) = 00.45 hours ship's time a dull bang and ca. 1/2 minute later a similar bang were heard, these were really sharp and short sounds which were clearly heard despite the music, the vessel was shaking somewhat, the noises were not created by waves striking against the bow;
(2) after a while there was an enormous crash and the whole vessel was shaking / vibrating;
(3) 23.45/50 hours (Swedish time) 3 metal to metal bangs with 15-20 seconds in-between were heard and the vessel was shaking/vibrating differently than before;
(4) got lost and ended up on the 2nd car deck, where a CRASH was heard (probably the same as under (2);
(5) time before the vessel fell on the side it was felt that the vessel's whole construction was suddenly shaking (probably the same as under (2);
(6) unusual shaking/vibrating of the vessel's hull were felt, these shocks were really shaking the vessel and the truck drivers felt uneasy wondering whether the trucks were really secured.
In summary of the above item a.) it has to be concluded that the survivors from the 4th deck heard and felt at about 00.45 hours a dull bang and 30 seconds later another similar dull bang. These were sharp and short sounds. A moment later there was an enormous crash and the vessel's structure was shaking/ vibrating. Again a little later there were 3 metallic bangs after which the vessel was shaking/vibrating differently than before.
as to b.)
Speed reduced / engines reduced / engines stopped.(1) It was noted after a while that the engine noises became different and that the vessel's speed might have been reduced;
(2) a little later a deep/slow pitch movement and vibrations in the aftship like from astern-pitch and/or stern turned into the wind were realised - glasses were clinking;
(3) shortly before the list started the vessel began to roll equally in the waves from side to side and it felt as if the vessel did not have the sea from ahead. At that time the engines were not felt;
(4) there was uncertainty whether the vessel was proceeding ahead or was lying still (did not move).
In summary of the above item b.) it has to be concluded that at some short time after the noise scenario summarised under item a.) the engines/pitch were reduced and/or put to 0 and/or to astern. It has further to be concluded that the course was changed to port or to starboard to the effect that wind/waves came either from port or starboard and caused the vessel to roll.
as to c.)
Movements on car deck.(1) Many bangs were heard, which in such intensity had never been heard before on previous voyages and which were considered to be cars floating on the car deck;
(2) at 01.00 hours strange noises were heard and it was noted that the noises came from the car deck, it appeared as if something was rolling over the car deck.
In summary of the above item c.) it has to be concluded that doubtless there were movements of cars and in all probability also of trucks. The inside of the bow ramp shows damage from inside to outside which could have been caused by a truck. On the other hand what many explained as "movements" on the car deck could also have been the scraping noises deeper below.
as to d.)
Several bangs, etc. and starboard heel.(1) At ca. 01.00 hours suddenly 2 heavy bangs, one straight after the other, then suddenly a very low noise was heard and the pitch movements stopped, thereafter pitching and rolling and then only rolling - 2 full swings, i.e. less to port/more to starboard; at the 3rd swing the vessel heeled deep to starboard, righted almost and then fell abruptly to ca. 15°, this was just before 01.00 hours;
(2) other survivors identified the bangs to be more like 3 scraping noises which followed one straight after the other with some seconds in between and after these scraping noises the vessel took the severe heel;
(3) the heel caused the alarm clock to fall from the table, the batteries became dislodged and the clock stopped at 00.02 hours Swedish time = 01.02 hours ship's time which has to be considered the exact time of the big heel;
(4) in a starboard forward cabin a rushing noise was heard from below after the bangs but before the big heel;
(5) another survivor reported that 3 "bangs" were heard one after the other; between the first and the second a car alarm sounded below, but not after the third one which came from port side. Shortly afterwards the ferry heeled to starboard side and simultaneously below the noise of a large object moving from port to starboard was heard.
In summary of the above item d.)it has to be concluded that there had been 2-3, probably 3, bangs, crashes, shocks at about 01.00 hours which were followed by the big heel shortly later. The time of the big heel was 01.02 hours when the alarm clock stopped because the batteries had become disengaged.
as to e.)
Time of starboard heeling.
In summary of the above item e.) it has to be concluded that according to the survivors of the 4th deck the time for the big heel was 01.02 hours.
as to f.)
The righting up after the big heel.
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Capsule review: THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING is not a light film, but it is by no means unbearable either. Philip Kaufman, who makes very entertaining films, makes one that only sounds like an exception. 171 minutes of solid entertainment with a title you can use to impress your friends. Rating: +3.
It certainly sounded like it was going to be a drag: THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING. You can expect a bad time from a film whose title is sort of verbal fruit cocktail. It sounds like an obscure contemplate-your- navel sort of film. But on the other hand, it is directed by Philip Kaufman. He put together THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES, though Clint Eastwood took over direction from him. He did direct THE RIGHT STUFF. He directed the remake of INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS and co-wrote RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. These are NOT contemplate-your-navel films. These are really entertaining pieces. On the other hand, more than one good director has gone bad trying to produce his or her personal vision of what is art. Reluctantly, I went to our local art theater and saw the best film I have seen yet this year.
THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING bears no small resemblance to DOCTOR ZHIVAGO. Tomas is a young successful doctor who gets a wife and a mistress, finds his life upset by political events, and eventually finds a new equilibrium in spite of the political events. Where it differs is that the political event is the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia instead of the Russian Revolution and that in some ways the women are equally attracted to each other, so that the triangle really is a triangle rather than a "V". Attractive Czech surgeon Tomas (played by Daniel Day-Lewis) seems to collect lovers like stamps. His favorite phrase in both business and pleasure is "take off your clothes" and with remarkable regularity business turns into pleasure. In a trip to a nearby spa town, he tries to seduce a barmaid (Tereza, played by Juliette Binoche) only to find that she follows him back to his apartment in Prague.  There are hints throughout the film that Tereza may be a repressed lesbian who finds herself attracted to Sabina. On the other hand, Lena is a bisexual who does not repress anything but the will to make some sort of commitment. This triangle could have made for very high-level soap opera, but the Soviet invasion casts a new light on everything and forces each of the three to come to a better understanding of themselves, and also tests their character.
The eroticism of the film--if that is really what was intended--is little more than amusing. But you know that when you feel yourself actually missing a character whom you haven't seen on the screen for a while, you are watching a well-made film. And once again Kaufman has made a long film (171 minutes) that seems much shorter. Rate this film a +3 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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SPIF consists of a number of volunteers from within the PostDoc community at Stanford University.
Its mission is to Enrich the PostDoc Experience at Stanford. It operates under the SPIF General Guidelines. You can see details of the current and past committees below...
.From far left going clockwise: Jun Yan (Chair, 2012 - present), Katie Martucci (April 2012 - present), Kelly Storek (March 2013 - present), Ives Levesque (Chair, 2010 - 2012), Lewis John McGibbney (March 2013 - present) and Sylvia Nurnberg (May 2013 - present).


There are an increasing number of lexical resources available online which are machine-friendly and can be accessed by linked data techniques.
In this repository, we provide a program which collects linguistic information for a given word, in raw text or triples, and converts the collected data to Lemon-OntoLex ontology. The current resources being used are Wikidata and Wiktionary. However, any resource which can be accessed via a SPARQL endpoint can be used in this program.
The following image shows information for the Italian word “acroterio” in Wikidata.
Given a list of words in text or in RDF, this program collects all the relevant information in Wikidata and Wiktionary.
In order to collect data in a specific domain, you can add your desired category to the subjects
. Note that this may affect the performance of the queries as it will take longer to check all the domains.
subjects = {"architecture":"Q12271", "archeology": "Q10855079", "law" : "Q7748", "legal science" : "Q382995", "social issue" : "Q1920219", "jurisprudence" : "Q4932206", "rule" : "Q1151067", "Economy" : "Q159810", "Economics" : "Q8134", "labour law" : "Q628967", "human action" : "Q451967", "legal concept" : "Q2135465"}
If you would like to link your Lemon-Ontolex data to an external ontology, you can use the ontolex:reference
property. One of the example given datasets provide the URIs in a tab-separated format.
The conversion is done using predefined templates for each part of each part of the data, such as, entry description, vatrans, linguistic information (pos, gender etc.). The following figure illustrated the Lemon-OntoLex core model.
Please note that the current version of the program only takes into account very specific information and is not creating a fine-grained Lemon-Ontolex representation. For instance, only “OntoLex:LexicalEntry” for representing entries are used (no components
).
Our codes are available at https://github.com/sinaahmadi/sparql4respop
Last updated on 21 May 2019.


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Use Reportr to track everything that happens in your life: online or offline.
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Visualize your data in many differents ways: line chart, pie chart, map, list, etc.
The project is completely open source, you can host your own full private instance.
It’s so easy. With wrappers in Javascript, PHP, Python and more, you can get started in minutes.
Track your activity on Twitter: tweets, followers, ...
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Check you can use Money Claim Online (MCOL)
You can use the existing MCOL service to claim:
- for a fixed sum under £100,000
- against no more than 2 people or organisations
You can use the service from anywhere in the UK, but only against someone with an address in England or Wales.
You must be 18 or over to make a claim.
What you can’t claim for on MCOL
You can’t use this service to:
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- get compensation for an accident or injury
- get your tenancy deposit back from your landlord
Help and advice
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1. A new generation of portable production test frame, modular design, providing 2 slots, supporting any combination of test modules from 10M to 100G.
2. Add portable handles on the side, the maximum running noise is only 65 decibels, and the maximum power consumption of the whole machine is only 150W.
3. Provide TeleTIN, a large-scale automated test software for production lines, for use with P-series test modules.
4. Provide 2-3 layer Ethernet traffic test and protocol simulation to meet the test requirements of large-scale production, quality control, and general R&D.
5. It can be customized with the factory MES system and API secondary development to improve the quality and efficiency of the communication factory.
6. If you want to use multiple slots at the same time, please purchase the host BigTao6100 with 6 slots.
Support independent host use, convenient and flexible
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| project | BigTao210 | BigTao6100 |
| Number of slots | 2 | 6 |
| size | Width 340mm x depth 400mm x height 95mm | Width 446mm x depth 413mm x height 132mm |
| weight |
Empty chassis (with empty panel): approx. 6.6kg Full card: about 9.2kg |
Empty chassis (with empty panel): approx. 12.5kg Full card: about 20kg |
| Switch display |
Rear AC power switch Power, Fan, Temp, Link LED indicator, 16*02 character LCD Chassis master reset button Chassis LCD control button |
Rear AC power switch Power, Fan, Temp, Link, SYS LED indicator, OLED display Chassis master reset button Chassis OLED control button |
| IO interface |
1 DB15 display interface 1 RJ45 10/100/1000M BaseT management interface 1 RJ45 10/100/1000M 1588 clock input interface 1 RJ45 RS232 serial port 1 SYNC-OUT, 1 SYNC-IN chassis cascade interface 1 DB9 GPS RS232 serial port 1 1PPS, 1 10MHz input BNC 1 IRIG-B DC TTL input BNC 2 USB Type A interfaces |
1 DB15 display interface 1 RJ45 10/100/1000M BaseT management interface 1 RJ45 10/100/1000M 1588 clock input interface 1 RJ45 RS232 serial port 1 SYNC-OUT, 1 SYNC-IN chassis cascade interface 1 DB9 GPS RS232 serial port 1 1PPS, 1 10MHz input BNC 1 IRIG-B DC TTL input BNC 4 USB Type A interfaces |
| temperature | Work: 0°C to 35°C; Storage: -40°C to 70°C | |
| humidity | Work: 20% to 85% relative humidity, no condensation; Storage: 20% to 85% relative humidity | |
| Chassis power supply | 1 way 110VAC/220VAC 50/60Hz @10A | 1 way 110VAC/220VAC 50/60Hz @10A |
| noise | The whole machine runs at full load noise ≤ 65dba | The whole machine runs noise at full load ≤ 75dba |
| operating system | CentOS6.7 and above, 64bit; | |
| Network management | Compatible with IPv4 and IPv6 management networks; support panel keys to modify IP address and query status; support Telnet/SSH terminal to modify IP and query status; support external display and keyboard to modify IP and query status; support web page to download client, modify IP, query Status; support for license management and hardware management through client software; | |
| Client software |
TeleExplorer test platform: 2~3 layer traffic test TeleATT test platform: production line automation test |
|
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system:Microsoft Windows XP/ Windows 7 CPU: Intel Atom N2600 @1.60GHZ and above Memory: 2 GB and above |
|
| Board support |
P6000 series Gigabit function test module（10M/100M/1000M） P8000 series Gigabit function test module（10G） P2-10G series 10G multi-speed function test module（100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G） P2-100G series 100G multi-speed function test module（10G/25G/40G/100G） |
| model | Total number of ports | Maximum port rate | details |
|---|---|---|---|
| P2-100G-4QSFP28-Q | 4 | 100G | 4-port QSFP28 100G multi-speed (10G/25G/40G/100G) functional test module |
| P2-10G-8C-Q | 8 | 10G | 2-port RJ45 10G multi-speed (100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G) function test module |
| P8008F | 8 | 10G | 8-port SFP+ 10G basic test module |
| P8004F | 4 | 10G | 4-port SFP+ 10G basic test module |
| P8002F | 2 | 10G | 2-port SFP+ 10G basic test module |
| P8004C | 4 | 10G | 4-port RJ45 10G basic test module |
| P8002C | 2 | 10G | 2-port RJ45 10G basic test module |
| P8008M | 8 | 10G | 4-port SFP+ and 4-port RJ45 10G basic test module |
| P8004M | 4 | 10G | 2-port SFP+ and 2-port RJ45 10G basic test module |
| P6016C | 16 | 1G | 16-port RJ45 10/100/1000M adaptive basic test module |
| P6016D | 16 | 1G | 12-port RJ4510/100/1000M and 4-port SFP 100/1000M adaptive basic test module |
| P6016E | 16 | 1G | 8-port RJ4510/100/1000M and 8-port SFP 100/1000M adaptive basic test modules |
| P6016F | 16 | 1G | 16-port SFP 100/1000M adaptive basic test module |
| P6012C | 12 | 1G | 12-port RJ45 10/100/1000M adaptive basic test module |
| P6012D | 12 | 1G | 8-port RJ4510/100/1000M and 4-port SFP 100/1000M adaptive basic test module |
| P6012E | 12 | 1G | 4-port RJ4510/100/1000M and 8-port SFP 100/1000M adaptive basic test modules |
| P6012F | 12 | 1G | 12-port SFP 100/1000M adaptive basic test module |


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self.data_loss_fun = dice
elif type_str == "GDSC":
self.data_loss_fun = GDSC_loss
elif type_str == "SensSpec":
self.data_loss_fun = sensitivity_specificity_loss
def set_regularisation_type(self, type_str):
After Change
loss_type, decay, reg_type))
def set_loss_type(self, type_str):
accepted_functions = {"CrossEntropy": cross_entropy,
"Dice": dice,
"GDSC": GDSC_loss,
"SensSpec": sensitivity_specificity_loss}
if type_str in accepted_functions.keys():
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Ruby uses arrays and hashes to store sets of data. When we want to step through array or hash and do something with the elements it contains, we want to use an “Enumerable” method. These methods are special in that they do something to all of the elements in the array or hash. One of these methods is the cycle
method.
The cycle method “cycles” through the array or hash very similar to how the each method works, but with cycle you can go through the array up to an infinite number of times. Let’s see what this looks like. First, imagine an array that has the numbers 1 through 10:
array = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
There are two ways to call cycle. If we just call cycle, and don’t tell it to “do” anything to the elements in the array, it will just return a new enumerator. This new enumerator is our current array repeated x number of times. We can pass that new enumerator into a new array. For example if I want the numbers 1 through 10, three times, I can do this:
newarray = array.cycle(3).to_a
print newarray
#the result should look like this:
[[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
The other way we can use cycle is to cycle through the array elements x number of times, and do
something with each element. For example, put it into a hash or perform a calculation. This way won’t return anything other than what you put in the do
. Lets say that I want to create a new hash that contains all the numbers in my array 3 times. I’ll start by making a new hash, then I’ll call cycle on my array, like this:
hash = Hash.new(0)
count = 0
array.cycle(3) {|item| hash[count +=1 ]=item}
What is that count = 0
and count +=1
doing in there? It’s just incrementing the key for our hash as we add each array element. The (3)
after cycle is what’s telling cycle to cycle through the array 3 times. Here's what the hash will look like:
{1=>1, 2=>2, 3=>3, 4=>4, 5=>5,
6=>6, 7=>7, 8=>8, 9=>9, 10=>10,
11=>1, 12=>2, 13=>3, 14=>4, 15=>5,
16=>6, 17=>7, 18=>8, 19=>9, 20=>10,
21=>1, 22=>2, 23=>3, 24=>4, 25=>5,
26=>6, 27=>7, 28=>8, 29=>9, 30=>10}
Now that’s cool, but we can also perform a calculation on each array item at the same time. Let’s modify that code just a little, like this:
hash = Hash.new(0)
count = 0
array.cycle(3) {|item| hash[count +=1 ]= item * 2 }
Now when we cycle through the array and add it to the hash we also multiply each number by 2. Each time cycle goes through the array I’m going to get [2, 4, 6, etc.]. Since cycle doesn’t actually change the values of the array as it goes, each time it loops through the array values stay the same. So this time I will get this hash:
{1=>2, 2=>4, 3=>6, 4=>8, 5=>10,
6=>12, 7=>14, 8=>16, 9=>18, 10=>20,
11=>2, 12=>4, 13=>6, 14=>8, 15=>10,
16=>12, 17=>14, 18=>16, 19=>18, 20=>20,
21=>2, 22=>4, 23=>6, 24=>8, 25=>10,
26=>12, 27=>14, 28=>16, 29=>18, 30=>20}
Cycle is a pretty powerful method that we can use to loop through an array, just make sure that you are specifying how many times you want to loop through, or you can end up going through the array forever in an infinite loop.