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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT: THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A.K.JAYASANKARAN NAMBIAR THURSDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF MARCH 2018 / 24TH PHALGUNA, 1939 WP(C).No. 8904 of 2018 PETITIONER(S): THEKKEDATH KARIPPAYI KUNHALAVI AGED 52 YEARS, S/O. ABDU KARIPPAYI, THEKKADATH KARIPPAYI HOUSE, PROP. B.B AUDITORIUM AND PANCHAMI ANNEX, CHENKODE, KALIKAVU, POST VELLAYUR, MALAPPURAM DISTRICT, PIN 679 325. BY ADVS.SRI.K.MUHAMMED SALAHUDHEEN SRI.S.SUJIN RESPONDENT(S): 1. KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD DISTRICT OFFICE, 19/269A, PERUTHALMANNA ROAD, UP HILL, MALAPPURAM,PIN 676 505. 2. KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD REP BY ITS MEMBER SECRETARY, PATTAM PALACE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM. PIN: 695 001 3. KALIKAVU GRAMA PANCHAYATH REP BY ITS SECRETARY, KALIKAVU POST, MALAPPURAM DISTRICT, PIN - 676 525. 4. ABDUL RAZAK AGED 42 YEARS, S/O. ALAVIKUTTY, MAMBADAN HOUSE, CHENKODE, KALIKAVU POST, MALAPPURAM DISTRICT, PIN - 676 525. R BY SRI.  EXHIBIT P2 A TRUE COPY OF THE RECEIPT ISSUED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER OF KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, DISTRICT OFFICE, MALAPPURAM DATED 4/4/2016 SHOWING THE ACCEPTANCE OF RS. 65, 000/- AS DEMAND DRAFT NO.001264 DATED 23/3/2016. EXHIBIT P3 A TRUE COPY OF THE CONSENT NO.PCB/CO/5643/2016 ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER, KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, DISTRICT OFFICE, MALAPPURAM TO OPERATE/AUTHORIZATION/REGISTRATION OF THE B.B AUDITORIUM ISSUED ON 8/6/2016 VALID UP TO 31/5/2019. EXHIBIT P4 A TRUE COPY OF THE PLAINT FILED BY THE PETITIONER BEFORE THE MUNSIFF COURT, MANJERI DATED 5/11/2016 FOR DAMAGES. EXHIBIT P5 A TRUE COPY OF THE NOTICE SENT BY THE 1ST RESPONDENT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD DATED 7/1/2017. EXHIBIT P6 THE REPLY SENT BY THE PETITIONER, EXPLAINING THE TRUE FACTS OF THE SITUATION TO THE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD DATED 21/2/2017. EXHIBIT P7 A TRUE COPY OF THE ORDER WITHDRAWING THE CONSENT BY THE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD DATED 31/1/2018. RESPONDENTS EXHIBITS: NIL. //TRUE COPY// P.S. TO JUDGE prp/ A.K.JAYASANKARAN NAMBIAR, J. ------------------------------- W.P.(C).NO.8904 OF 2018 (K) ----------------------------------- Dated this the 15th day of March, 2018 JUDGMENT
The petitioner has approached this Court aggrieved by Ext.P7 order, whereby, a consent granted by the Kerala State Pollution Control Board to the unit of the petitioner was withdrawn. Although various contentions are raised in the writ petition, in its challenge against Ext.P7 order, I find that, against Ext.P7 order, the petitioner has an effective alternate remedy by way of an appeal before the Appellate Authority under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. Accordingly, without prejudice to the right of the petitioner to move the Appellate authority, the writ petition, in its challenge against Ext.P7 order, is dismissed.
Taking note of the submission of the learned senior counsel for the petitioner that the petitioner is willing to operate the unit without the offending generator, I direct that the operation of, and further proceedings, pursuant to Ext.P7 order, shall be kept in abeyance till such time as the Appellate authority considers the appeal preferred by W.P.(C).No.8904/2018 2 the petitioner on merits. I make it clear that the petitioner shall file the appeal before the Appellate authority within a period of two weeks from today, and on receipt of the appeal, the Appellate authority shall consider and pass orders in the appeal within a period of two months from the date of receipt of the appeal from the petitioner. The petitioner shall produce a copy of the writ petition together with a copy of this judgment, before the respondents and also the Appellate authority, for further action.
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ruby lint.rb stable ../stable/packages/coq:compcert/coq:compcert.2.0.0
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Dry install with the current Coq version:
opam install -y --dry-run coq:compcert.2.0.0 coq.8.5beta1
[NOTE] Package coq is already installed (current version is 8.5beta1). The following actions will be performed: - install coq:compcert.2.0.0 === 1 to install === =-=- Synchronizing package archives -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= =-=- Installing packages =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Building coq:compcert.2.0.0: ./configure ia32-linux make -j4 Installing coq:compcert.2.0.0.
Dry install without Coq, to test if the problem was incompatibility with the current Coq version:
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ulimit -Sv 2000000; opam install -y --deps-only coq:compcert.2.0.0
ulimit -Sv 2000000; opam install -y --verbose coq:compcert.2.0.0
The following actions will be performed: - install coq:compcert.2.0.0 === 1 to install === =-=- Synchronizing package archives -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [coq:compcert.2.0.0] Downloading http://compcert.inria.fr/release/compcert-2.0.tgz % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0 100 2047k 100 2047k 0 0 3909k 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 3914k 200 =-=- Installing packages =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Copying ~/.opam/repo/stable/packages/coq:compcert/coq:compcert.2.0.0/files/coq:compcert.install to ~/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0/ Building coq:compcert.2.0.0: ./configure ia32-linux make -j4 Testing assembler support for CFI directives... yes CompCert configuration: Target architecture........... ia32 Application binary interface.. standard OS and development env........ linux C compiler.................... gcc -m32 C preprocessor................ gcc -m32 -U__GNUC__ -E Assembler..................... gcc -m32 -c Assembler supports CFI........ true Assembler for runtime lib..... gcc -m32 -c Linker........................ gcc -m32 Math library.................. -lm Binaries installed in......... /usr/local/bin Runtime library provided...... true Library files installed in.... /usr/local/lib/compcert cchecklink tool supported..... false If anything above looks wrong, please edit file ./Makefile.config to correct. make proof make[1]: Entering directory '/home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0' COQC lib/Axioms.v COQC lib/Coqlib.v ocamlopt -o tools/ndfun str.cmxa tools/ndfun.ml COQC flocq/Core/Fcore_Zaux.v File "tools/ndfun.ml", line 12, characters 10-23: Warning 3: deprecated: String.create Use Bytes.create instead. File "tools/ndfun.ml", line 14, characters 4-52: Warning 3: deprecated: String.set Use Bytes.set instead.  Makefile:197: recipe for target 'lib/Wfsimpl.vo' failed File "./flocq/Core/Fcore_Zaux.v", line 21, characters 0-21: Error: Cannot find library ZOdiv in loadpath Makefile:197: recipe for target 'flocq/Core/Fcore_Zaux.vo' failed make[1]: *** [flocq/Core/Fcore_Zaux.vo] Error 1 File "./lib/Coqlib.v", line 572, characters 8-25: Error: In environment c : Z H : 0 < c x, y : Z H0 : 0 <= x * c H1 : x * c < y * c Unable to unify "(?M1953 * ?M1955 ?= ?M1954 * ?M1955) = Gt -> False" with "(0 ?= y) = Lt". make[1]: *** [lib/Coqlib.vo] Error 1 Makefile:197: recipe for target 'lib/Coqlib.vo' failed make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0' make: *** [all] Error 2 Makefile:125: recipe for target 'all' failed [ERROR] The compilation of coq:compcert.2.0.0 failed. Removing coq:compcert.2.0.0. Nothing to do. #=== ERROR while installing coq:compcert.2.0.0 ================================# # opam-version 1.2.0 # os linux # command make -j4 # path /home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0 # compiler system (4.02.1) # exit-code 2 # env-file /home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0/coq:compcert-199-ad8886.env # stdout-file /home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0/coq:compcert-199-ad8886.out # stderr-file /home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0/coq:compcert-199-ad8886.err ### stdout ### # ...[truncated] # COQC flocq/Core/Fcore_Zaux.v # COQC lib/Wfsimpl.v # Preprocessing ia32/SelectOp.vp # Preprocessing backend/SelectLong.vp # Preprocessing ia32/ConstpropOp.vp # Makefile:197: recipe for target 'lib/Wfsimpl.vo' failed # Makefile:197: recipe for target 'flocq/Core/Fcore_Zaux.vo' failed # Makefile:197: recipe for target 'lib/Coqlib.vo' failed # make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/bench/.opam/system/build/coq:compcert.2.0.0' # Makefile:125: recipe for target 'all' failed ### stderr ### # ...[truncated] # In environment # c : Z # H : 0 < c # x, y : Z # H0 : 0 <= x * c # H1 : x * c < y * c # Unable to unify "(?M1953 * ?M1955 ?= ?M1954 * ?M1955) = Gt -> False" with # "(0 ?= y) = Lt". # make[1]: *** [lib/Coqlib.vo] Error 1 # make: *** [all] Error 2 'opam install -y --verbose coq:compcert.2.0.0' failed.
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With the advent of multicore machines as standard practice from laptops to supercomputers, the issue of a hybrid MPI-thread (MPI-OpenMP) "version" of PETSc is of interest. In this model, one MPI process per CPU (node) and several threads on that CPU (node) work together inside that MPI process. Many people throw around the term "hybrid MPI-OpenMP" as if it is a trivial change in the programming model. It is not -- major ramifications must be understood if such a hybrid approach is to be used successfully. Hybrid approaches can be developed in many ways that affect usability and performance.
The simplest model of PETSc with threads is to contain all the thread operations inside the Mat and Vec classes, leaving the user's programming model identical to what it is today. This model can be done in two ways by having Vec and Mat class implementations that use
- OpenMP compiler directives to parallelize some of the methods
- POSIX threads (pthread) calls to parallelize some of the methods.
In petsc-3.2 we have implemented approach 2 (pthreads). The corresponding classes are VECSEQPTHREAD and MATSEQAIJPTHREAD; these are very preliminary but can be explored. We found the code was never faster than pure MPI and cumbersome to use hence we have removed it.
A more complicated model of PETSc with threads, which would allow users to write threaded code that made PETSc calls, is not supported because PETSc is not currently thread-safe. Because the issues involved with toolkits and thread safety are complex, this short answer is almost meaningless. Thus, this page attempts to explain how threads and thread safety relate to PETSc. Note that we are discussing here only "software threads" as opposed to "hardware threads."
Threads are used in 2 main ways:
- Loop-level compiler control. The C/C++/FORTRAN compiler manages the dispatching of threads at the beginning of a loop, where each thread is assigned non-overlapping selections from the loop. OpenMP, for example, defines standards (compiler directives) for indicating to compilers how they should "thread parallelize" loops.
- User control. The programmer manages the dispatching of threads directly by assigning threads to tasks (e.g., a subroutine call). For example, consider POSIX threads (pthreads) or the user thread management in OpenMP.
Threads are merely streams of control and do not have any global data associated with them. Any global variables (e.g., common blocks in FORTRAN) are "shared" by all the threads; that is, any thread can access and change that data. In addition, any space allocated (e.g., in C with malloc or C++ with new) to which a thread has a reference can be read/changed by that thread. The only private data a thread has are the local variables in the subroutines that it has called (i.e., the stack for that thread) or local variables that one explicitly indicates are to be not shared in compiler directives.
In its simplest form, thread safety means that any memory (global or allocated) to which more than one thread has access, has some mechanism to ensure that the memory remains consistent when the various threads act upon it. This can be managed by simply associating a lock with each "memory" and making sure that each thread locks the memory before accessing it and unlocks when it has completed accessing the memory. In an object oriented library, rather than associating locks with individual data items, one can think about associating locks with objects; so that only a single thread can operate on an object at a time.
PETSc is not thread-safe for three reasons:
- A few miscellaneous global variables - these may be fixed in later PETSc releases and are not a big deal.
- A variety of global data structures that are used for profiling and error handling. These are not easily removed or modified to make thread-safe. The reason is that simply putting locks around all of these data accesses would have a major impact on performance, as the profiling data structures are being constantly updated by the running code. In some cases, for example updating the flop counters, locks could be avoided and something like atomic fetch and add operations could be used. It is possible to build such operations on all major systems, often using special two-step memory operations (e.g., load-link and store-conditional on MIPS and load-reservation on PowerXX). But this cannot be done in a portable, high-performance way, as such operations are not part of C, and there is no standardization on issuing asm code from within C source.
- All the PETSc objects created during a simulation do not have locks associated with them. Again, the reason is performance; having always to lock an object before using it, and then unlocking it at the end would have a large impact on performance. Even with very inexpensive locks, there will still likely be a few "hot-spots" that kill performance. For example, if four threads share a matrix and are each calling MatSetValues(), this will be a bottleneck with those threads constantly fighting over the data structure inside the matrix object.
PETSc can be used in a limited way that is thread safe. So long as only one of the threads calls methods on objects, or calls profiled PETSc routines, PETSc will run fine. For example, one could use loop-level parallelism to evaluate a finite difference stencil on a grid. This is supported through the PETSc routines VecCreateShared(); see src/snes/examples/tutorials/ex5s.c. However, this is limited power.
Some concerns about a thread model for parallelism. A thread model for parallelism of numerical methods appears to be powerful for problems that can store their data in very simple (well controlled) data structures. For example, if field data is stored in a two-dimensional array, then each thread can be assigned a nonoverlapping slice of data to operate on. OpenMP makes managing much of this sort of thing reasonably straightforward.
When data must be stored in a more complicated opaque data structure (for example an unstructured grid or sparse matrix), it is more difficult to partition the data among the threads to prevent conflict and still achieve good performance. More difficult, but certainly not impossible. For these situations, perhaps it is more natural for each thread to maintain its own private data structure that is later merged into a common data structure. But to do this, one has to introduce a great deal of private state associated with the thread, i.e., it becomes more like a "light-weight process".
In conclusion, at least for the PETSc package, the concept of being thread-safe is not simple. It has major ramifications about its performance and how it would be used; it is not a simple matter of throwing a few locks around and then everything is honky-dory.
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7.2 The socket ModuleThe socket module implements an interface to the socket communication layer. You can create both client and server sockets using this module. Let's start with a client example. The client in Example 7-1 connects to a time protocol server, reads the 4-byte response, and converts it to a time value. Example 7-1. Using the socket Module to Implement a Time ClientFile: socket-example-1.py import socket import struct, time # server HOST = "www.python.org" PORT = 37 # reference time (in seconds since 1900-01-01 00:00:00) TIME1970 =<PHONE_NUMBER>L # 1970-01-01 00:00:00 # connect to server s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) s.connect((HOST, PORT)) # read 4 bytes, and convert to time value t = s.recv(4) t = struct.unpack("!I", t)[0] t = int(t - TIME1970) s.close() # print results print "server time is", time.ctime(t) print "local clock is", int(time.time()) - t, "seconds off" server time is Sat Oct 09 16:42:36 1999 local clock is 8 seconds off The socket factory function creates a new socket of the given type (in this case, an Internet stream socket, also known as a TCP socket). The connect method attempts to connect this socket to the given server. Once that has succeeded, the recv method is used to read data. Creating a server socket is done in a similar fashion. But instead of connecting to a server, you bind the socket to a port on the local machine, tell it to listen for incoming connection requests, and process each request as fast as possible. Example 7-2 creates a time server, bound to port 8037 on the local machine (port numbers up to 1024 are reserved for system services, and you have to have root privileges to use them to implement services on a Unix system). Example 7-2. Using the socket Module to Implement a Time ServerFile: socket-example-2.py import socket import struct, time # user-accessible port PORT = 8037 # reference time TIME1970 =<PHONE_NUMBER>L # establish server service = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) service.bind(("", PORT)) service.listen(1) print "listening on port", PORT while 1: # serve forever channel, info = service.accept() print "connection from", info t = int(time.time()) + TIME1970 t = struct.pack("!I", t) channel.send(t) # send timestamp channel.close() # disconnect listening on port 8037 connection from ('<IP_ADDRESS>', 1469) connection from ('<IP_ADDRESS>', 1470) ... The listen call tells the socket that we're willing to accept incoming connections. The argument gives the size of the connection queue (which holds connection requests that our program hasn't gotten around to processing yet). Finally, the accept loop returns the current time to any client bold enough to connect. Note that the accept function returns a new socket object, which is directly connected to the client. The original socket is only used to establish the connection; all further traffic goes via the new socket. To test this server, we can use Example 7-3, a generalized version of Example 7-1. Example 7-3. A Time Protocol ClientFile: timeclient.py import socket import struct, sys, time # default server host = "localhost" port = 8037 # reference time (in seconds since 1900-01-01 00:00:00) TIME1970 =<PHONE_NUMBER>L # 1970-01-01 00:00:00 def gettime(host, port): # fetch time buffer from stream server s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) s.connect((host, port)) t = s.recv(4) s.close() t = struct.unpack("!I", t)[0] return int(t - TIME1970) if _ _name_ _ == "_ _main_ _": # command-line utility if sys.argv[1:]: host = sys.argv[1] if sys.argv[2:]: port = int(sys.argv[2]) else: port = 37 # default for public servers t = gettime(host, port) print "server time is", time.ctime(t) print "local clock is", int(time.time()) - t, "seconds off" server time is Sat Oct 09 16:58:50 1999 local clock is 0 seconds off The sample script in Example 7-3 can also be used as a module; to get the current time from a server, import the timeclient module, then call the gettime function. Thus far, we've used stream (or TCP) sockets. The time protocol specification also mentions UDP sockets, or datagrams. Stream sockets work pretty much like a phone line; you'll know if someone at the remote end picks up the receiver, and you'll notice when she hangs up. In contrast, sending datagrams is more like shouting into a dark room. There might be someone there, but you won't know unless she replies. Example 7-4 shows that you don't need to connect to send data over a datagram socket. Instead, you use the sendto method, which takes both the data and the address of the receiver. To read incoming datagrams, use the recvfrom method. Example 7-4. Using the socket Module to Implement a Datagram Time ClientFile: socket-example-4.py import socket import struct, time # server HOST = "localhost" PORT = 8037 # reference time (in seconds since 1900-01-01 00:00:00) TIME1970 =<PHONE_NUMBER>L # 1970-01-01 00:00:00 # connect to server s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) # send empty packet s.sendto("", (HOST, PORT)) # read 4 bytes from server, and convert to time value t, server = s.recvfrom(4) t = struct.unpack("!I", t)[0] t = int(t - TIME1970) s.close() print "server time is", time.ctime(t) print "local clock is", int(time.time()) - t, "seconds off" server time is Sat Oct 09 16:42:36 1999 local clock is 8 seconds off Note that recvfrom returns two values: the actual data and the address of the sender. Use the latter if you need to reply. Example 7-5 shows the corresponding server. Example 7-5. Using the socket Module to Implement a Datagram Time ServerFile: socket-example-5.py import socket import struct, time # user-accessible port PORT = 8037 # reference time TIME1970 =<PHONE_NUMBER>L # establish server service = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) service.bind(("", PORT)) print "listening on port", PORT while 1: # serve forever data, client = service.recvfrom(0) print "connection from", client t = int(time.time()) + TIME1970 t = struct.pack("!I", t) service.sendto(t, client) # send timestamp listening on port 8037 connection from ('<IP_ADDRESS>', 1469) connection from ('<IP_ADDRESS>', 1470) ... The main difference is that the server uses bind to assign a known port number to the socket and sends data back to the client address returned by recvfrom. |
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First Class Meeting
Our first scheduled class is Wednesday, 25 August, 3:30-4:45pm in Maury Hall 209 (weather permitting, we will also use the Ampitheater space outside Maury).
For this optional first class meeting, we will have an open “meet and greet” with an opportunity to ask any questions you would like of the course instructors, and an opportunity for students who wish to form their own cohorts (details below) to do so. There won’t be any lecture or course content introduced, or need to crowd into the classroom. Please read the Syllabus to understand how the class will be run and what we mean by “cohorts”.
Cohort Scheduling
There will be a form posted tomorrow (Wednesday, 25 August) for students to submit cohort scheduling preferences. Everyone will need to do this by Wednesday at 4:59pm in order for us to assign and schedule the cohorts. You can submit the form during the scheduled class time tomorrow, and everyone in the class should be able to submit the form by the end of this time.
If you would like to form your own cohort, you may attempt to do so during the class time Wednesday. Forming your own cohort is totally optional, but Wednesday’s class meeting is your only opportunity to request a cohort group. After 4:45pm on Wednesday, we will be assigning all students who have not successfully formed their own cohorts to cohorts based on the scheduling information you submitted.
In order to successfully form a cohort, you would need to:
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Form a group of exactly six students (all of whom are enrolled in cs3102).
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Identify a time that works for everyone for their prep meetings, and a set of possible times for your assessed cohort meetings. For your cohort to be accepted, we need to be able to match your available times with a time when there is a Cohort Leader (TA) available. So, it is to your advantage to list as many times as possible that work for everyone in your cohort.
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Come to one of us (Nathan or Dave) during the class time Wednesday with a list on paper of their names and email IDs, the times for their prep meeting, and possible times for assessed cohort meetings. You will need to also submit this in a web form so we have it electronically, and what they submit there must match what is on the paper.
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We will do our best to keep students who successfully do all of this by the end of the class time Wednesday in their requested cohort, but cannot promise this since it may be necessary to adjust things because of TA schedules and other constraints.
Assessed cohort meetings will start (at the earliest) on Tuesday, 31 August, so students scheduled in Tuesday cohorts will have preparation Cohort Meetings on Saturday or Sunday (28 or 29 August), and will need to be ready with the Week 1 problems by their cohort meeting on 31 August. (Other students will have more time, depending on when your assessed cohort meeting is scheduled.)


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For example, suppose there are two methods defined for width as follows:
(defmethod width ((c character-class) &key font) ...) (defmethod width ((p picture-class) &key pixel-size) ...)
Assume that there are no other methods and no generic function definition for width. The evaluation of the following form should signal an error because the keyword argument :pixel-size is not accepted by the applicable method.
(width (make-instance `character-class :char #\Q) :font 'baskerville :pixel-size 10)
The evaluation of the following form should signal an error.
(width (make-instance `picture-class :glyph (glyph #\Q)) :font 'baskerville :pixel-size 10)
The evaluation of the following form will not signal an error if the class named character-picture-class is a subclass of both picture-class and character-class.
(width (make-instance `character-picture-class :char #\Q) :font 'baskerville :pixel-size 10)


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The heap region is initially empty, so at process startup, the beginning of the heap region is the same as the end and may thus be retrieved using sbrk(0).
In OS/161, the initial "break" must be page-aligned, and sbrk only need support values of amount that result in page-aligned "break" addresses. Other values of amount may be rejected. (This may simplify the implementation. On the other hand, you may choose to support unaligned values anyway, as that may simplify your malloc code.)
Traditionally, the initial "break" is specifically defined to be the end of the BSS (uninitialized data) region, and any amount, page-aligned or not, may legally be used with sbrk.
Ordinarily, user-level code should call malloc for memory allocation. The sbrk interface is intended only to be the back-end interface for malloc. Mixing calls to malloc and sbrk will likely confuse malloc and produces undefined behavior.
While one can lower the "break" by passing negative values of amount, one may not set the end of the heap to an address lower than the beginning of the heap. Attempts to do so must be rejected.
ENOMEM Sufficient virtual memory to satisfy the request was not available, or the process has reached the limit of the memory it is allowed to allocate. EINVAL The request would move the "break" below its initial value.


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To add a popover to an element add the uxPopover
attribute with the required text.
The popover is placed at the top
by default.
The following attributes can be used to configure the uxPopover
directive:
If a string is specified, the text will be displayed as the popover content.
If a TemplateRef is provided the content of the template will be inserted into the popover.
If set to true
the popover will not be shown by any of it's triggers.
If set, the popover will display a title above as the popover content.
If set, the provided class will be added to the popover. This can be used to change the appearance of the popover.
If set, this will alter the role of the popover.
If a TemplateRef is used as the content this can be used to provide the template with data.
If specified, the popover will wait the specified number of milliseconds before showing.
If set to true
this will programmatically show the popover.
Defines which direction the popover should appear relative to the trigger element.
Defines which direction the popover should appear relative to the trigger element if the value of the placement
input cannot be used.
The fallback placement will be in the opposite direction of the placement
input by default.
Defines the position of the arrow relative to the popover. The possible values are
start
, center
and end
.
Specifies which events will cause the popover to appear.
To manually control when the popover appears set this to an empty array.
Possible events are click
, mouseenter
and focus
.
Specifies which events will cause the popover to hide.
To manually control when the popover hides set this to an empty array.
Possible events are click
, mouseleave
, blur
, escape
and clickoutside
.
This event will be triggered when the popover is shown.
This event will be triggered when the popover is hidden.
This event will be triggered when the popover is shown or hidden and will
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Open the popover.
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An eikosogram (ancient Greek for probability picture) divides the unit square into rectangular regions whose areas, sides, and widths, represent various probabilities associated with the values of one or more categorical variates. Rectangle areas are joint probabilities, widths are always marginal (though possibly joint margins, i.e. marginal joint distributions of two or more variates), and heights of rectangles are always conditional probabilities. Eikosograms embed the rules of probability and are useful for introducing elementary probability theory, including axioms, marginal, conditional, and joint probabilities, and their relationships (including Bayes theorem as a completely trivial consequence). They are markedly superior to Venn diagrams for this purpose, especially in distinguishing probabilistic independence, mutually exclusive events, coincident events, and associations. They also are useful for identifying and understanding conditional independence structure. As data analysis tools, eikosograms display categorical data in a manner similar to Mosaic plots, especially when only two variates are involved (the only case in which they are essentially identical, though eikosograms purposely disallow spacing between rectangles). Unlike Mosaic plots, eikosograms do not alternate axes as each new categorical variate (beyond two) is introduced. Instead, only one categorical variate, designated the "response", presents on the vertical axis and all others, designated the "conditioning" variates, appear on the horizontal. In this way, conditional probability appears only as height and marginal probabilities as widths. The eikosogram is therefore much better suited to a response model analysis (e.g. logistic model) than is a Mosaic plot. Mosaic plots are better suited to log-linear style modelling as in discrete multivariate analysis. Of course, eikosograms are also suited to discrete multivariate analysis with each variate in turn appearing as the response. This makes it better suited than Mosaic plots to discrete graphical models based on conditional independence graphs (i.e. "Bayesian Networks" or "BayesNets"). The eikosogram and its superiority to Venn diagrams in teaching probability is described in W.H. Cherry and R.W. Oldford (2003) <https://math.uwaterloo.ca/~rwoldfor/papers/eikosograms/paper.pdf>, its value in exploring conditional independence structure and relation to graphical and log-linear models is described in R.W. Oldford (2003) <https://math.uwaterloo.ca/~rwoldfor/papers/eikosograms/independence/paper.pdf>, and a number of problems, puzzles, and paradoxes that are easily explained with eikosograms are given in R.W. Oldford (2003) <https://math.uwaterloo.ca/~rwoldfor/papers/eikosograms/examples/paper.pdf>.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | plyr, grid |
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| Published: | 2018-08-22 |
| Author: | Wayne Oldford [aut, cre], Erle Holgersen [aut], Ben Lafreniere [aut], Tianlu Zhu [aut] |
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Chapter 5 Statistical analysis plan
Since a key principle of IDA is not to touch the research questions, before IDA commences the research aim and statistical analysis plan needs to be in place. IDA may lead to an update or refinement of the analysis plan. To demonstrate the workflow and content of IDA, we created a hypothetical research aim and corresponding statistical analysis plan.
Hypothetical research aim for IDA: Develop a multivariable model for early death (death within 28 days from injury) using nine independent variables of mixed type (continuous, categorical, semicontinuous) with the primary aim of prediction and a secondary aim of describing the association of each variable with the outcome.
The assumed analysis aim is in line with the prediction model presented by Perel et al, BMJ 2012, supplement available at.
5.1 Outcome variable
Early death, i.e. in-hospital death within 28 days from injury (binary variable)
5.2 Statistical methods
Logistic regression will be used to model early death by the following independent variables (measured at randomisation) deemed important to predict early death.
Demographic measurements:
- Age (
age
, years) - Sex (
sex
, male or female)
Physiological measurements:
- Systolic blood pressure (
sbp
, mmHg) - Heart rate (
hr
, 1/min) - Respiratory rate (
rr
, 1/min) - Glasgow coma score (
gcs
, points) - Central capillary refill time (
cc
, seconds)
Characteristics of injury measurements:
- Time since injury (
injurytime
, hours) - Type of injury (
injurytype
, ‘blunt’, ‘penetrating’ or ‘blunt and penetrating’)
Restricted cubic splines with 3 degrees of freedom with knots set to default values will be used for continuous variables. As the final prediction model should be parsimonious enough to simplify its application, a backward elimination algorithm with a significance level set at \(\alpha=0.05\) will be applied to remove statistically insignificant effects. Finally, nonlinear representation of each continuous variable will be tested against linear representation at \(\alpha=0.05\). In case of lacking added value of a nonlinear effect, the model will be refitted with a linear effect for that variable.
5.3 Remarks
Regarding type of injury, the original paper describes its treatment in the model as follows: ‘Type of injury had three categories—-penetrating, blunt, or blunt and penetrating—but we analysed it as ’penetrating’ or ‘blunt and penetrating.’ ’ It is not clear from that description what happened to the ‘blunt’ group. (I assume they were collapsed with ‘blunt and penetrating’.) ** we are going to consider the three categories, and then check aout recommendations for the final analysis-MH**
The original paper describes the modeling approach as follows: ‘We used a backward step-wise approach. Firstly, we included all potential prognostic factors and interaction terms that users considered plausible. These interactions included all potential predictors with type of injury, time since injury, and age. We then removed, one at a time, terms for which we found no strong evidence of an association, judged according to the P values (<0.05) from the Wald test.’ This would mean they tested at least 24 interaction terms, each possibly using several degrees of freedom! In the final model, only an interaction of Glasgow coma score and type of injury was included.
5.4 Preparations
The outcome variable, early death (i.e., death within 28 days from injury) must be computed from the time span between date of death and date of randomization using the following logic:
- transform ddeath and trandomisation into an interpretable date format and then compute the difference
- interpret missing (i.e. NAs) as ‘not died within study period, at least not within 28 days’
- if patients died after 28 days, treat as alive
This can be derived using the following code logic:
## NOTE: This is for demostration purposes, this code is not run here.
## The derivation was executed earlier.
$time2death <-
a_crash2as.numeric(as.Date(a_crash2$ddeath) - as.Date(a_crash2$trandomised))
$earlydeath[!is.na(a_crash2$time2death)] <-
a_crash2$time2death[!is.na(a_crash2$time2death)] <= 28) + 0
(a_crash2
# +0 to transform it from TRUE/FALSE to 1/0
# NA in time2death means alive at day 28
$earlydeath[is.na(a_crash2$time2death)] <- 0 a_crash2
We also display the marginal distribution of the derived outcome variable.
%>%
a_crash2 ::select(earlydeath) %>%
dplyr::tbl_summary() gtsummary
| Characteristic | N = 20,2071 |
|---|---|
| Death within 28 days from injury | 3,076 (15%) |
| 1 n (%) |
The number of deaths computed in the data set coincides with the number reported in Perel et al, BMJ 2012.
5.5 Sources
Data obtained from http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu/wiki/Main/DataSets
To download the data set, click the link to data set
5.5.1 Data dictionary
The data dictionary can be found LINK
5.6 References
CRASH-2 Collaborators. Effects of tranexamic acid on death, vascular occlusive events, and blood transfusion in trauma patients with significant haemorrhage (CRASH-2): a randomised, placebo-controlled trial. Lancet 2010;376:23-32
Perel P, Prieto-Merino D, Shakur H, Clayton T, Lecky F, Bouamra O, Russell R, Faulkner M, Steyerberg EW, Roberts I. Predicting early death in patients with traumatic bleeding: development and validation of prognostic model. BMJ 2012; 345(aug15 1): e5166.


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public interface Size
FormLayout
:
component measuring sizes, constant sizes with value and unit,
and bounded sizes that provide lower and upper bounds for a size.
You can find a motivation for the different Size
types in
the Forms whitepaper that is part of the product documentation and that is
available online too, see
http://www.jgoodies.com/articles/forms.pdf.
Sizes
,
ConstantSize
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
compressible()
Describes if this Size can be compressed, if container space gets scarce.
|
String |
encode()
Returns a String respresentation of this Size object that can
be parsed by the Forms parser.
|
int |
maximumSize(Container container,
List components,
FormLayout.Measure minMeasure,
FormLayout.Measure prefMeasure,
FormLayout.Measure defaultMeasure)
Computes and returns this Size's maximum pixel size applied to
the given list of components using the specified measures.
|
int maximumSize(Container container, List components, FormLayout.Measure minMeasure, FormLayout.Measure prefMeasure, FormLayout.Measure defaultMeasure)
Invoked by FormSpec
to determine
the size of a column or row. This method is not intended to be called
by API users, and it uses API invisible parameter types.
container
- the layout containercomponents
- the list of components used to compute the sizeminMeasure
- the measure that determines the minimum sizesprefMeasure
- the measure that determines the preferred sizesdefaultMeasure
- the measure that determines the default sizesboolean compressible()
#compressedSizes
to check whether a column or row can be compressed or not.The ComponentSize default is compressible, as well as BoundedSizes that are based on the default size.
true
for compressible SizesString encode()
Implementors should return a non-verbose string.
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6 December 2010
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Neuroplasticity is about how the brain is able to change. it's not necessarily about whether the brain is able to learn stuff or not, but it's about the connections in the brain being reformed. Now in childhood, neuroplasticity is naturally high.  That can be really important for a number of different tasks inside your brain. If you already know how to render images from your eyes, you don't actually want to be neuroplastic in that area at all.
So that's what our brain does. It shuts down the neuroplasticity, and solidifies and stabilizes our brain connections so it can be predictable and it can function in the way that it was taught when the critical period, as scientists call it, was open.
Now this is quite positive. Again because you don't want your brain to be restructuring things that work. But what if we want to benefit our brains? This is possible, mainly through repetition and practice.
it's also important to maintain a growth mindset throughout this because it is proven that if you are aware of the fact that you are able to change yourself, that simple fact can actually help you make that change physiologically inside your brain.
I'll link this one YouTube video which is probably quite academic but I found really fascinating listening to the leaders of this area of research discuss this in depth.
Growth mindset
growth mindset is actually quite linked to the idea of neuroplasticity, but it's a little bit more general. Neuroplasticity is applied to the physiological changing and restructuring of our brain. But changes in our brain is not the only way that we can improve ourselves.
We all intuitively know that if we go to the gym we're going to get stronger, or faster, or have a greater endurance. what it's about is understanding the way that we can change for the better and understanding the practical steps to do such things.
In learning when it comes to pursuits of the mind, it's incredibly important for us to recognize the ability to change. Many people will plateau or come up to a point where they are unable to improve with simple repetition. They might believe that it is not possible for them to get past that point because they have reached their natural potential. But research does not bear this out. When it comes to a growth mindset it's about saying, "this difficulty I'm having getting past this problem is a problem to be solved, I have to change my strategy".
In peak by Andrew Erickson, there was a man and a researcher compartment together to teach this man to learn how to memorize a short strings of numbers. The method was simple, they would meet for a session and the researcher would give him a string of numbers with a small pause between them for example, 2 9 5, would be a string of length three. The subject would then repeat those numbers back to the researcher.
Most people can do this to about seven or eight digits without any training. But even with some light training, most people would not be able to get past 15 or so. What the researcher did was he would, every time the subject got the numbers correct, he would increase the length of the next string. That increase of length would increase the difficulty. he would do the same thing if the subject didn't get it correct, the next string that he said would have one less digit than the one before.
In this way it pushed the subject to be as challenged as possible at all times. When the subject was able to get to 50, a string of 51 would be his next challenge.
What I found striking is the way that this particular subject approached the process. Whenever he reached a plateau, he would change the way he memorized the numbers, he would group them in different ways, or try different methods of storing the numbers in his brain. there were some other subjects, including the second subject who just tried to do the same thing but continued it. In other words they didn't adjust their strategy, they just kept trying the same strategy for longer even when they were in plateau.
I would surmise that that first person was in a growth mindset. they didn't see a limitation, genetic or otherwise, in the ability for them to memorize more and more numbers. They were always looking for a way they could get to the next challenge level. in comparison that other person likely had a fixed mindset, in which they believed that they were unable to do it, or were much more easily demoralized when presented with long stretches of no improvement.
Of course this links back to the idea of neuroplasticity. If that first subject was unable to rewire the parts in his brain, even as an adult, he would have not been able to get to over 200 digits remembered. it's an incredible overperformance from what an average person can do, and he wasn't trained when he was young at all.
A lot of my understanding of this topic does come from the book peak by Anders Erickson, which analyzes the top performers in given fields.
It is my intention to try and always make sure that I am being challenged once we get to the boot camp. I really want to be pushed, and I don't want to be doing things that are just easy, because it's the challenge that actually brings the growth.


East Timor, also known as Timor Leste, is a sovereign country located in Southeast Asia. East Timor is comprised of the eastern part of Timor Island, Atauro island, Jaco island, and Oecusse. The country’s diverse culture is influenced by Roman Catholicism, Indonesian culture, and Portuguese culture. East Timor is also rich in art and amazing Southeast Asian cuisine. Aside from these, East Timor is also home to wonderful sightseeing spots that entices many tourists into the country.
With hardly-touched ‘best-in-the-world’ reefs to dive, dugongs to spot, mountains to climb, and ancient traditions that have survived the ravages of war, Asia’s newest country offers some of the world’s last great off-the-beaten-track adventures.
Tasi Tolu enjoys a somewhat legendary status both as Timor-Leste’s version of Lembeh Strait. This is rather overstating the situation though, as it’s just one site — albeit a very good one. It owes its existence as a dive site to the direct intervention of the country’s President.
Tasi Tolu takes its name from the three freshwater lakes just below the nearby foothills, which fill to capacity during the rainy season and then overflow, flooding the roads and villages in the area. To prevent this, the government commissioned a project to install a drainage channel so that the overflow could run off into the sea. The subsequent design that took the most logical path would have dumped the outflow right on to the Tasi Tolu site. The local diving community waged a campaign to get the drainage channel relocated and ultimately got the attention of Timor-Leste’s then-president, Ramos Horta. Seeing tourism as part of the potential solution to a lack of employment opportunities, President Horta stopped the project.


Saturn's rings make it one of the most familiar, and spectacular images of astronomy, not to mention science fiction. When Galileo trained a primitive telescope on the planet for the first time in 1610, he was misled. From the poorly resolved image in his viewfinder, he believed Saturn to be a triple-system, with a large body in the center and smaller ones on each side.
The rings may be much younger than the planet itself, and great mathematicians have found them worthy of contemplation. Laplace and James Clerk Maxwell calculated that Saturn's rings must consist of many smaller objects.
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Music is the art of arranging sounds in time to produce a composition through the elements of
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Music is the art of arranging sounds in time to produce a composition through the elements of
melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre.It is one of the cultural universal aspects of all human societies.


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Government envoy to parliament Vereshchuk announces resignation
Vereshchuk said she could not find common ground with the prime minister.
Ukrainian MP from the Servant of the People Party Iryna Vereshchuk has announced her resignation as government envoy to parliament.
"I've decided to resign as representative of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine in parliament, since we did not find common ground with the prime minister, we could not work together," she told journalists, according to an UNIAN correspondent.
Vereshchuk said that was her initiative.
"I believe we have different visions in approaches to communication between the Cabinet and the parliament," she explained and gave an example that it was necessary to work professionally with lawmakers and take into account their opinion.
"I understand the Cabinet of Ministers has its own position, and those methods and forms of communication that I proposed are not effective today. And I respect the position of the Cabinet of Ministers, but I reserve the right to have my own position as well," the MP said.
Answering a clarifying question whether she was persuaded to stay in office, she said no one had persuaded her, that was a dialogue. "We agreed that I'd better write a letter of resignation," she said.
As UNIAN reported earlier, the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, on November 13 passed in the first reading a government/alternative bill on amending certain legislative acts of Ukraine concerning the turnover of agricultural land, which introduces the land market in Ukraine since 2020.
Relevant bill No. 2178-10 was backed by 240 MPs with the required minimum of 226 votes. Vereshchuk was among those who abstained from the vote.
On November 14, Vereshchuk announced she would discuss the issue of her tenure of office with the prime minister on November 15.


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Starting out is never easy, you may be lost, disillusioned or even plain confused. This section is for you, to get you started on the right track.
A computer simulator is a program that simulates the execution of computer architecture. Simulators are used to enable access to unobtainable hardware,increasing the precision and volume of computer performance data. There are different categories for architecture simulators and these include full system simulators and cycle accurate simulators.
Learn about how your computer ticks and on topics such as the Raspberry Pi and robotics.
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Returns an object that has :[] and :full_messages defined on it. See below for more details.
Returns an Array of Strings that are the errors for the attribute in question. If localization is used, the Strings should be localized for the current locale. If no error is present, this method should return an empty Array.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 88 88: def test_errors_aref 89: assert model.respond_to?(:errors), "The model should respond to errors" 90: assert model.errors[:hello].is_a?(Array), "errors#[] should return an Array" 91: end
Returns an Array of all error messages for the object. Each message should contain information about the field, if applicable.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 95 95: def test_errors_full_messages 96: assert model.respond_to?(:errors), "The model should respond to errors" 97: assert model.errors.full_messages.is_a?(Array), "errors#full_messages should return an Array" 98: end
Model.model_name must returns a string with some convenience methods as :human and :partial_path. Check ActiveModel::Naming for more information.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 69 69: def test_model_naming 70: assert model.class.respond_to?(:model_name), "The model should respond to model_name" 71: model_name = model.class.model_name 72: assert_kind_of String, model_name 73: assert_kind_of String, model_name.human 74: assert_kind_of String, model_name.partial_path 75: assert_kind_of String, model_name.singular 76: assert_kind_of String, model_name.plural 77: end
Returns a boolean that specifies whether the object has been persisted yet. This is used when calculating the URL for an object. If the object is not persisted, a form for that object, for instance, will be POSTed to the collection. If it is persisted, a form for the object will put PUTed to the URL for the object.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 59 59: def test_persisted? 60: assert model.respond_to?(:persisted?), "The model should respond to persisted?" 61: assert_boolean model.persisted?, "persisted?" 62: end
Returns an Enumerable of all (primary) key attributes or nil if model.persisted? is false
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 21 21: def test_to_key 22: assert model.respond_to?(:to_key), "The model should respond to to_key" 23: def model.persisted?() false end 24: assert model.to_key.nil? 25: end
Returns a string representing the object‘s key suitable for use in URLs or nil if model.persisted? is false.
Implementers can decide to either raise an exception or provide a default in case the record uses a composite primary key. There are no tests for this behavior in lint because it doesn‘t make sense to force any of the possible implementation strategies on the implementer. However, if the resource is not persisted?, then to_param should always return nil.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 37 37: def test_to_paramtest_to_param 38: assert model.respond_to?(:to_param), "The model should respond to to_param" 39: def model.persisted?() false end 40: assert model.to_param.nil? 41: end
Returns a boolean that specifies whether the object is in a valid or invalid state.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activemodel-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_model/lint.rb, line 47 47: def test_valid?test_valid? 48: assert model.respond_to?(:valid?), "The model should respond to valid?" 49: assert_boolean model.valid?, "valid?" 50: end


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Involved in developing code for obtaining bean references in spring framework using Dependency Injection (DI) or Inversion of Control (IOC) using annotations.Worked on coding of Servlets and EJB communication. Used Hibernate framework for data persistence. Involved in creating the Hibernate POJO Objects and mapped using Hibernate Annotations for data persistence.
Created services for various modules like Account Creation and Maintenance using SPRING.Responsible for writing JUnit test cases and Peer level testing.
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Intro
I thought long and hard about what goal I would create in order to test Google Analytics' features. This entire quarter was dedicated to aspects of web usability and understanding on a personal level how our decisions as developers have repercussions whether we are aware of it or not. For this reason, I want to spread more awareness on usability concepts and incorporate this goal into Google Analytics.
Goal
The conditions of my goal are very simple. In order for Google to register a goal conversion or successful event, a user would have to click on the link that will take them to my resources page which provides extra reading materials. This link is located in the index page as well as the drop down menu.
Set Up
I followed the instructions detailed in this article in order to set up my destination goal. Google has premade templates available but, in this case, I needed to create a custom destination goal. However, the process is painless and resources on the subject plenty.
Funnel
The funnel will live and die by the index page. Users must navigate to that specific page and click on the link. So, no matter where the user is located on my journal, the index will have to be located. I wanted to try a narrow funnel for this first week of collecting data to see the difference between narrow and open funnels.
I've sent out links with the goals registered and set up prior to typing this up. The below screenshots show that people have completed the goal.
Conclusion
At the moment, I've pigeonholed myself into a corner when it comes to how a user can complete my task. The conditions to complete my goal is narrow and there is also not much happening on my page to draw attention to it as well. Although, I'm hoping that this post will create more awareness of the goal, I will need to revisit how I want to approach the goal.


What is Gallery Hangout?
Gallery Hangout is a Google+ Hangout App that you can use that allows you to drag-and-drop images into the hangout and share them.
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No more manual uploading and copying URLs or dealing with Google Drive permissions just to show your friends some photos you shot today.
These images will be uploaded to Imgur and then shown in the gallery list for quick browsing.
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#include <src/losses.hpp>
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| double | calculate (DataVector *labels) |
| LossFunction (std::string method) | |
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| double | misclassification_error (DataVector labels) |
| double | cross_entropy (DataVector labels) |
| double | gini_impurity (DataVector labels) |
| double | mean_squared_error (DataVector labels) |
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| std::string | method_ |
Definition at line 8 of file losses.hpp.
| LossFunction::LossFunction | ( | std::string | method | ) |
LOSS FUNCTION - OVERLOADED OPERATORS : LOSS FUNCTION - CONSTRUCTORS :
Initialize a loss function with one of the specified methods: misclassification_error cross_entropy gini_impurity The loss will be minimized by the decision tree.
Definition at line 141 of file losses.cpp.
| double LossFunction::calculate | ( | DataVector * | labels | ) |
| double LossFunction::calculate | ( | DataVector | labels | ) |
LOSS FUNCTION - UTILITIES :
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Returns the mean squared error of a set of labels, assuming most common is used as prediction.
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Returns the name of the loss method.
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Nossi (or Nosy) Be is a small island on the west coast of Madagascar, close to its northern tip. It is well know for its beaches.
Security: Check the latest travel advice. See FCO website. You should be particularly vigilant in the following areas of Nosy Be: Ambatoloaka, Hell-Ville, all beaches, and the road to the airport.
There have been recent attacks on tourists visiting the National Parks Montagne d’Ambre and Ankarana.
Last updated October 2015.
Anchor off the main dock and call at the Port Captain's office (often close Saturdays and always on Sundays). He will ask for a fee (64,00 Ar, about $19) to issue a local cruising permit (a "Permis de Circulation"). No other port has such a permit and it is only issued to foreign yachts.
To clear in, it is necessary to visit the relevant offices (Port Captain, Police, Immigration, Customs and Health). They are based in the building next to the catholic church. Speaking French may be an advantage.
It may be possible to anchor in Crater Bay and take a taxi into Hell Ville (cost about US$19). If you admit to officials that your yacht is there and not in the harbour (they cannot see the yachts from their offices), they may try and insist on you paying a fine.
First call on the Immigration police in the portacabin inside the port about 20 yds from the slipway. A small fee is payable but ask for a receipt before handing over any money. Then go to the Port Captain's office. This is outside the port, 100 yds up the road on the corner of the 1st RH bend (closed 1200-1500). He requires a copy of boat registration and will try and get you to pay your port fees in advance at the port cashiers (office 50 yds away). Insist that you will pay your port fees on check-out. GET A RECEIPT.
You need to check in/out each province visited. This involves getting a crew list stamped by the Immigration police, then taking it to the Port Captain to get clearance. There is a stiff fine for not doing so.
Do not pay the Immigration police a fee on check out. It is not required and the Hellville police can confirm this.
If a visa on arrival is required, you will be directed to a government office near the Champion supermarket.
Last updated November 2015.
Anchoring is the only option. In spite of any plans, no marina has been built here. Crater Bay is the preferred anchorage.
Dinghies can be left at the public jetty in the care of a boat boy. One recommendation is Ja’afardine (Phone<PHONE_NUMBER>). He speaks some English, has a printed introduction and seems more businesslike than the rest. He can also arrange the delivery of fuel from a local service station.
Crater Bay:
There are many yachts here, mostly local. Ashore there is a small yacht club with a landing stage for dinghies. There is a small bar/restaurant built on an old cane railway locomotive. It is a 20 minute walk to the local town where there is a good small supermarket. Some chandlery is available. Only cash can be used and there is nowhere to change money except possibly at a nearby resort. Potable water is available.
It might be advisable to bring outboards on board at night.
Sakatia Island (near Hell-Ville), 13 deg 18.06S and 048 deg 10.63E, has good holding in 4-6m in sand.
Last updated October 2015.


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Farming Simulator 20 Channels Its Inner Pokémon With A 'Gotta Farm ‘Em All' Switch Trailer
Be the very best farmer, like no one ever was
by Ryan CraddockFarming Simulator 20 is launching on Nintendo Switch next month and to celebrate, Focus Home Interactive has shared a new Pokémon-inspired trailer.
Actually arriving on both Switch and mobile devices on the same day, the series is said to have grown with lots of new gameplay additions including new machinery and crops with cotton and oats, as well as a whole new North American environment to explore and develop as you like. There's also the addition of John Deere, said to be the largest agriculture machinery company in the world, and you can now ride and tend to horses.
A press release for the game says that you'll be able to enjoy more than 100 faithfully reproduced farming vehicles and tools, some of which you can see in the new trailer above. As you'll also see in the video, the release date is now confirmed to be 3rd December.
Will you be getting your farm on with Farming Simulator 20? Let us know if you'll be keeping an eye out for it in the comments below.


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| close/1 | Close connection. |
| connect/2 | Connect. |
| connect/3 | Connect can be run in subscribe mode. |
| connect/4 | Connect with username and password. |
| connect/5 | Connect with username and password can be run in subscribe mode. |
| execute/2 | Executes Q code sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure. |
| execute/3 | Executes Q function with one argument sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure. |
| execute/4 | Executes Q function with two argument sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure. |
| execute/5 | Executes Q function with three argument sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure. |
| subscribe/2 | Subscribe to multiple table-symbol combinations like [{<<"table">>, <<"sym">>}, {<<"table">>, <<"sym">>}]. |
| subscribe/3 | Subscribe to a table-symbol combination. |
| unsubscribe/3 | Unsubscribe from a table-symbol combination. |
close(Server::pid()) -> ok
Close connection.
connect(Host::string(), Port::number()) -> {ok, pid()} | ignore | {error, string()}
Connect.
connect(X1::{Handler::Module | {Module, Id}, HandlerArgs::any()}, Host::string(), Port::number()) -> {ok, pid()} | ignore | {error, string()}
Connect can be run in subscribe mode.
connect(Host::string(), Port::number(), User::string(), Passwd::string()) -> {ok, pid()} | ignore | {error, string()}
Connect with username and password.
connect(X1::{Handler::Module | {Module, Id}, HandlerArgs::any()}, Host::string(), Port::number(), User::string(), Passwd::string()) -> {ok, pid()} | ignore | {error, string()}
Connect with username and password can be run in subscribe mode.
execute(Server::pid(), Q::string()) -> any() | {error, Reason}
Executes Q code sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure.
execute(Server::pid(), Fun::string(), SerializedX::binary()) -> any() | {error, Reason}
Executes Q function with one argument sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure.
execute(Server::pid(), Fun::string(), SerializedX::binary(), SerializedY::binary()) -> any() | {error, Reason}
Executes Q function with two argument sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure.
execute(Server::pid(), Fun::string(), SerializedX::binary(), SerializedY::binary(), SerializedZ::binary()) -> any() | {error, Reason}
Executes Q function with three argument sync remotly and returns the deserialized data structure.
subscribe(Server::pid(), Subscriptions::[any()]) -> ok | {error, Reason}
Subscribe to multiple table-symbol combinations like
[{<<"table">>, <<"sym">>}, {<<"table">>, <<"sym">>}].
subscribe(Server::pid(), Table::string(), Symbol::string()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
Subscribe to a table-symbol combination.
unsubscribe(Server::pid(), Table::string(), Symbol::string()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
Unsubscribe from a table-symbol combination.
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Establish a procedure for replacing known or suspected compromised encryption keys.
Compromised encryption keys may be used to decrypt sensitive information.
Design a procedure for changing the encryption keys. Document the procedure for changing the keys. Include the requirement and the procedure in the information security policy. Change any known or suspected compromised keys. You may have to add this functionality to your software if you don't have it already.


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Requirements:
- Allow navigation by thumbnails
- Display text transcriptions alongside
- Render any hyperlinking annotations
Event model for hyperlinking:
- By default just render them as links and let the be active
- Consumer can intercept link clicked event, handle it, cancel it, do something else.