This site shows selected World Bank Indicators representing UN member Sustainable Development Goals. These goals offer a shared blueprint adopted by nations to preserve peace and prosperity for people and the planet. We focus on goals related to Gender Disparity, showing World Bank Indicators by Geography and over time.
The site is designed for UN staff, non-government organizations, charities and government bodies interested in countries' responsibilities to citizens; specifically gender disparity
To find disparities we use a custom Gender Disparity Index
The World Bank data used for this visualization contains many "gendered" metrics, for example youth employment percentages for males and females. The GDI averages the difference between these to get an overall view of whether the country is pro-female or pro-male.
For each pair of metrics, we have made judgements on whether higher percentages for females are pro-female (e.g. % of each gender in secondary education), or pro-male (e.g. mortality rates).
The calculations do allow for more nuanced weighting, but for this purpose, we have simply used +1 and -1 to represent these pro-female and pro-male metrics.
Averaging and Transformation
Once the weightings are applied, an average is taken of the resulting differences.
This "raw" difference resulted in all but a few countries clustered in a very narrow band around zero. To highlight the nuanced differences and improve visibility in the dashboard, we applied a transformation designed to spread out values near 0 and reduce the more extreme values. We then normalized to a range of -100 (completely male-oriented) to +100 (completely female-oriented). The applied transformation (where r is the raw average, and g is the calculated GDI index) is: g = r( 14 - |0.5r| )
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Former Karnataka minister Vaijanath Patil passes away at 81
by Mirror OnlineFormer Karnataka Minister and president of Hyderabad-Karnataka Horata Samithi Vaijnath Patil passed away in Bengaluru on Saturday at the age of 81.
Patil was suffering from prolonged illness and was admitted to Fortis hospital in Bengaluru for the treatment.
He represented the Chincholi constituency two times in 1994 and 2004 as MLA and was elected MLC from Gulbarga constituency in 1984.
Patil was also known for his fight for special status to the most backward region (Hyderabad- Karnataka) under 370(J).
BJP leader and MP from Shivamogga Constituency in Karnataka B Y Raghavendra took to Twitter to offer his condolences to Patil's family.
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Curtains, I kind of have a love hate relationship with them. Partly due to the fact we have all non standard windows in our house and the fact that they collect dust. We live on a dirt road, so dust is a bit of an issue in summer if you leave the windows open. Jairah's bedroom window is east facing, so his room is first to see daylight. He is an early waker as it is, so curtains have been on my to-do list longer than I will admit. Partly because I couldn't find the right material. Enter Ikea! While wondering around the baby/kids section the other day, I came across some cute bunting curtains. The colours were exactly what I wanted, the drop of the curtains was more than adequate, but of course the width was a little on the narrow side for Jairah's window. I knew I could get around this by buying two sets of curtains and joining them to get the correct width.


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I used to use redgate's awesome collection of sql server schema and data comparison tools back in the day and tonight I was looking for an open source version of those commercial tools for a friend to try out so he could compare and sync databases between localhost and a database sat on appharbor.
I came across this which looks pretty good. Not sure if it will sync data as well but its worth a bookmark and a look I think


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type mismatch at application Exists.intro property_w property_h term property_h has type (λ (a : G), left_coset a (stab G X x)) property_w = val but is expected to have type . (λ (y : G), (λ (a : G), left_coset a (stab G X x)) y = _x) property_w
what does the mystic .
on the start of the last line mean?
That looks like a typo in the error message. If you ignore it, does the expression make sense?
a typo in the error message?
Yeah, someone had to type that error message in the code. They may have made a mistake.
it still doesn't make much sense
theorem orbit_equiv_stab_cosets (x : X) : nonempty (orbit G X x ≃ left_cosets (stab G X x)) := nonempty.intro $ @equiv.of_bijective _ _ (orbit_to_stab_cosets G X x) $ and.intro (λ ⟨y1, g1, h1⟩ ⟨y2, g2, h2⟩ H, subtype.eq $ h1.symm.trans $ (((set.set_eq_def _ _).1 $ subtype.mk.inj H) g1).1 h1) (λ ⟨gH, g, h⟩, ⟨⟨g ● x, _, rfl⟩, subtype.eq $ h ▸ (set.ext $ λ z, by simp [mem_left_coset_iff]; admit)⟩)
I don't have property_h
anywhere
Do you have a proof of an existential quantification somewhere in there?
the .
there is the pp printing of an inaccessible pattern. I'm not exactly sure what you are looking at, but you can safely ignore it
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Stirling introducing app to ease parking woes
by Staff writerTHE City of Stirling is turning to an app to try to make paid parking easier for drivers.
It plans to introduce EasyPark this year, which will allow people to pay parking fees via a mobile phone app.
According to the City, the service will be available on all mobile phone types and once an account is set up, parking fees will be billed directly to drivers’ credit or debit card.
Drivers enter a code for their parking area and choose a length of stay, which can be extended or ended as needed, and they can also opt to receive a reminder when they parking is due to expire.
Stirling follows the cities of Vincent, Melville, Swan, Subiaco and South Perth and the towns of Cambridge and Victoria Park in rolling out the service.
All other payment methods will still be available via its ticket machines.


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Well if you figured out what's stran𝚐e, great! You passed the test! All you need to do now is go to /{key}
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This document explains the details of how Stapler "staples" your objects to URLs.
The way Stapler works is some what like Expression Language; it takes an object and URL, then evaluate the URL against the object. It repeats this process until it hits either a static resource, a view (such as JSP, Jelly, Groovy, etc.), or an action method.
This process can be best understood as a recursively defined mathematical function evaluate(node,url). For example, the hypothetical application depicted in the "getting started" document could have an evaluation process like the following:
Scenario: browser sends "POST /project/jaxb/docsAndFiles/upload HTTP/1.1" evaluate( , "/project/jaxb/docsAndFiles/upload") -> evaluate( .getProject("jaxb"), "/docsAndFiles/upload") -> evaluate( , "/docsAndFiles/upload") -> evaluate( .getDocsAndFiles(), "/upload") -> evaluate( , "/upload") -> .doUpload(...)
The exact manner of recursion depends on the signature of the type of the node parameter, and the following sections describe them in detail. Also see a document in Hudson that explains how you can see the actual evaluation process unfold in your own application by monitoring HTTP headers.
This section defines the evaluate(node,url) function. Possible branches are listed in the order of preference, so when the given node and url matches to multiple branches, earlier ones take precedence.
Notation
We often use the notation url[0], url[1], ... to indicate the tokens of url separated by '/', and url.size to denote the number of such tokens. For example, if url="/abc/def/", then url[0]="abc", url[1]="def", url.size=2. Similarly if url="xyz", then url[0]="xyz", url.size=1
List notation [a,b,c,...] is also used to describe url. Lower-case variables represent a single token, while upper-case variables represent variable-length tokens. For example, if we say url=[a,W] and the actual URL was "/abc/def/ghi", then a="abc" and W="/def/ghi". If the actual URL was "/abc", then a="abc" and W="".
node can implement the StaplerProxy interface to delegate the UI processing to another object. There's also a provision for selectively doing this, so that node can intelligently decide if it wants to delegate to another object.
Formally,
evaluate(node,url) := evaluate(target,url) — if target instanceof StaplerProxy, target=node.getTarget(), and target!=null
If there's no remaining URL, then a welcome page for the current object is served. A welcome page is a side-file of the node named index.* (such as index.jsp, index.jelly, etc.
Formally,
evaluate(node,[]) := renderView(node,"index")
If url is of the form "/fooBar/...." and node has a public "action" method named doFooBar(...), then this method is invoked.
The action method is the final consumer of the request. This is is convenient for form submission handling, and/or implementing URLs that have side effects. Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := node.doX(...)
Stapler performs parameter injections on calling action methods.
If the remaining URL is "/xxxx/...." and a side file of the node named xxxx exists, then this view gets executed. Views normally have their view-specific extensions, like xxxx.jelly or xxxx.groovy.
Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := renderView(node,x)
This is a slight variation of above. If there's no remaining URL and there's an action method called "doIndex", this method will be invoked. Formally,
evaluate(node,[]) := node.doIndex(...)
If url is "/fooBar/..." and node has a public field named "fooBar", then the object stored in node.fooBar will be evaluated against the rest of the URL. Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := evaluate(node.x,W)
If url is "/fooBar/..." and node has a public getter method named "getFooBar()", then the object returned from node.getFooBar() will be evaluated against the rest of the URL.
Stapler also looks for the public getter of the form "getXxxx(StaplerRequest)". If such a method exists, then this getter method is invoked in a similar way. This version allows the get method to take sophisticated action based on the current request (such as returning the object specific to the current user, or returning null if the user is not authenticated.)
Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := evaluate(node.getX(...),W)
If url is "/xxxx/yyyy/..." and node has a public method named "getXxxx(String arg)", then the object returned from currentObject.getXxxx("yyyy") will be evaluated against the rest of the URL "/...." recursively.
Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,y,W]) := evaluate(node.getX(y),W)
Really the same as above, except it takes int instead of String.
evaluate(node,[x,y,W]) := evaluate(node.getX(y),W) — if y is an integer
If node is an array and url is "/nnnn/...." where nnnn is a number, then the object returned from node[nnnn] will be evaluated against the rest of the URL "/...." recursively.
Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := evaluate(node[x],W) — if node instanceof Object[]
If node implements java.util.List and the URL is "/nnnn/...." where nnnn is a number, then the object returned from node.get(nnnn) will be evaluated against the rest of the URL "/...." recursively.
Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := evaluate(node.get(x),W) — if node instanceof List
If node implements java.util.Map and the URL is "/xxxx/....", then the object returned from node.get("xxxx") will be evaluated against the rest of the URL "/...." recursively.
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := evaluate(node.get(x),W) — if node instanceof Map
If the current object has a public method getDynamic(String,StaplerRequest,StaplerResponse), and the URL is "/xxxx/..." and then this method is invoked with "xxxx" as the first parameter. The object returned from this method will be evaluated against the rest of the URL "/...." recursively.
This is convenient for a reason similar to above, except that this doesn't terminate the URL mapping.
Formally,
evaluate(node,[x,W]) := evaluate(node.getDynamic(x,request,response),W)
If the current object has a public "action" method doDynamic(StaplerRequest,StaplerResponse), then this method is invoked. From within this method, the rest of the URL can be accessed by StaplerRequest.getRestOfPath(). This is convenient for an object that wants to control the URL mapping entirely on its own.
The action method is the final consumer of the request.
Formally,
evaluate(node,url) := node.doDynamic(request,response)
... then the client receives 404 NOT FOUND error.
A Java class can have associated "views", which are the inputs to template engines mainly used to render HTML. Views are placed as resources, organized by their class names. For example, views for the class org.acme.foo.Bar would be in the /org/acme/foo/Bar/ folder, like /org/acme/foo/Bar/index.jelly or /org/acme/foo/Bar/test.jelly. This structure emphasizes the close tie between model objects and views.
Views are inherited from base classes to subclasses.
Jelly script can be used as view files. When they are executed, the variable "it" is set to the object for which the view is invoked. (The idea is that "it" works like "this" in Java.)
For example, if your Jelly looks like the following, then it prints the name property of the current object.
<html><body> My name is ${it.name} </body></html>


After completing my previous post on food I wanted to work on something which I have started to explore recently,craft beer. A friend of mine introduced me to a beer club membership prior to which I never knew anything beyond the Corona’s . Then began the collection and here it is, what have so far.
So when I started searching for the data google lead me to Beer Advocate. Below is how the raw html table from the website looked like.
I have used R to scrape the table from the website using R. The library I am using here to scrape is Rvest. Below is the code on how to get the data.
library("rvest")
# Enter the url below
url <- "https://www.beeradvocate.com/lists/top/"
beer <- url %>%
html() %>%
## to get xpath for a table ,right click on the table,inspect,
## go to the table tag ,right click again and go to copy xpath .. phew ...
## not clear click here for more details
html_nodes(xpath = '//*[@id="extendedInfo"]/a[1]') %>%
html_table()
beer <- beer[[1]]
head(beer)
write.table(
beer,
file = "topus250.csv",
quote = TRUE,
sep = ",",
row.names = FALSE
)
Now that I got the scraped data and address parameter as the name of the brewing company , it looks something like this.
The next step here is to get the address geocoded which would help me plot this on a map . For this I have used the library ggmap.
library("rvest")
library(ggmap)
# Read in the CSV data and store it in a variable
origAddress <- read.csv("topus250.csv", stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
# Initialize the data frame
geocoded <- data.frame(stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
# Loop through the addresses to get the latitude and longitude of each address
# and add it to the origAddress data frame in new columns lat and lon
for(i in 1:nrow(origAddress))
{
# Print("Working...")
result <- geocode(origAddress$Address[i], output = "latlona", source = "google")
origAddress$lon[i] <- as.numeric(result[1])
origAddress$lat[i] <- as.numeric(result[2])
origAddress$geoAddress[i] <- as.character(result[3])
origAddress$state[i] <- as.character(result[3])
}
# Save the output as csv to the working directory
write.csv(result, file = geocoded.csv)
Now I got the data cleaned, gecoded and ready to plot it on the map. Another task …another library. Here I have used the leaflet library to add the basemap,plot the points , add clusters and markers to it. All it took was a couple of lines in R !! As a continuation to this project.
library(leaflet)
library(dplyr)
lf <-
read.csv("beer_lat_long.csv", stringsAsFactors = FALSE) # Brings in the file 'ctlist.csv'
map <-
leaflet(lf) %>% addTiles('http://{s}.basemaps.cartocdn.com/dark_all/{z}/{x}/{y}.png',
attribution = 'Map tiles by Stamen Design, CC BY 3.0 — Map data © OpenStreetMap')
map %>% setView(-95.712891, 37.09024, zoom = 5)
#add cluster
map %>% addMarkers(
popup = paste(
"Brewer:",
lf$company,
"Beer Name:",
lf$name,
"Rank:",
lf$rank
),
clusterOptions = markerClusterOptions()
)


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Empirical evidence indicates that at training time, the neural networks need to be of significantly larger size than necessary.
The paper purposes a hypothesis called the lottery ticket hypothesis to explain this behaviour.
The idea is the following - Successful training of a neural network depends on a lucky random initialization of a subcomponent of the network. Such components are referred to as lottery tickets.
Larger networks are more likely to have these lottery tickets and hence are easier to train.
Various aspects of the hypothesis are explored empirically.
Two tasks are considered - MNIST and XOR.
For each task, the paper considers networks of different sizes and empirically shows that larger networks are more likely to converge (or have better performance) for a fixed number of epochs as compared to the smaller networks.
Given a large, trained network, some weights (or units) of the network are pruned and the resulting network is reset to its initial random weights.
The resulting network is the lottery-ticket in the sense that when the pruned network is trained, it is more likely to converge than an otherwise randomly initialised network of the same size. Further, it is more likely to match the original, larger network in terms of performance.
The paper explores different aspects of this experiment:
Size of the pruned network affects the speed of convergence when training the lottery ticket.
If only the architecture or only the initial weights of the lottery ticket are used, the resulting network tends to converge more slowly and achieves a lower level of performance.
The paper includes some more interesting experiments. For instance, the distribution of the initialization in the weights that survived the pruning suggests that small weights from before training tend to remain small after training.
One interesting experiment would be to show the performance of the pruned network before resetting its weights and retraining again. This performance should be compared with the performance of the initial large network and the performance of the lottery ticket after training.
Overall, the experiments are not sufficient to conclude anything about the correctness of the hypothesis. The proposition itself is very interesting and could enhance our understanding of how the neural networks work.


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Hello people, this blog will be about Spring Boot, which is a very famous and one of the best Java framework to create applications. Here I will share with you some important concepts of Spring Boot and its basic usage. In this blog, my aim is to make it as brief as possible, hence you can also refer this as a crash course.


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Set a few months after the events of the film, Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy sneak into the restricted areas of Oscorp after hours, where Gwen reveals her suspicions that they may be continuing the cross-species experiments of Dr. Curt Connors, who had become the monstrous Lizard. They are caught by Alistair Smythe, the new Oscorp director, who confirms Gwen's suspicions, although the cross-species carry a powerful virus and are to be disposed. However, the cross-species all react to the presence of Peter, a cross-species himself, and break out, infecting all of the scientists, including Smythe and Gwen, in the process. Smythe unleashes his security robots, which are programmed to defend them from cross-species. Peter quickly dons his Spider-Man suit and gets the infected to quarantine, fighting off the robots and destroying the S-01 in the process, but is unable to stop the cross-species and the virus from escaping into the city.
Spider-Man goes to the Beloit Psychiatric Hospital, and seeks the help of the incarcerated Connors to develop a cure for the virus. Connors relents, but only if he is returned to the asylum when the crisis is resolved. They set up a laboratory at the apartment of Aunt May's friend Stan, and begin development of an antidote, while keeping in close contact with Gwen and Smythe via webcam. At the same time, Smythe is developing his own "cure" which involves nanobots destroying the host from the inside out. Spider-Man also forms an alliance with Whitney Chang, an investigative reporter who believes Oscorp's facelift operation is a scam, in unveiling the suspicious activities of Oscorp.
Connors manages to create an antidote, which Spider-Man delivers to Gwen, however a skeptical Smythe decides to test it on himself; he unexpectedly loses the use of his legs as well as his sanity, and, in a fit of rage, programs his robots to eliminate Spider-Man. Returning to Connors after narrowly escaping the robots, in the process destroying the S-02, a heavily injured Spider-Man berates Connors about the antidote's failure before passing out from his injuries.  Spider-Man travels to Oscorp and manages to cure Gwen and the other scientists with the antidote. Meanwhile, the CDC quarantines the city with the advancement of the virus.


Michael is a Test Automation Engineer (software) at SpaceX focusing on software automation for the Dragon capsule mechanical sub-assembly group. Michael graduated from Oregon State University with a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering, Magna Cum Laude. He continued his education at University of Michigan obtaining a Masters degree in Aerospace Engineering with an emphasis in Flight Dynamics and Controls. Michael has grown accustomed to seeking out challenging open-ended software problems that require a detail-oriented, strongly independent, and collaborative work ethic.
Implemented multiple path planning algorithms to navigate an unknown environment.
Currently building a small mobile robot that will navigate and map the environment it drives through.
The best way for me to review a topic is by building a tool. The site linked is my way of reviewing previous work on Orbital Mechanics.
Sailing is inherently a non-linear environment with the wind, waves, and dynamics of a permeable membrane lifting surface (sail). This paper breaks down the feasibility of using a Proportional Integral low level controller in conjunction with a genetic algorithm high level path planning controller to sail a boat autonomously.


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Read or watch chapter 3 of Search Inside Yourself, and reflect:
Q: What did you learn from your 'mindfulness conversation'? How did the other person find it?
A: My experiences of mindfulness conversation at day-in-the-life impacted me so I've started to make these moments a part of daily conversations at work. Any time I feel I'm dipping out cause of pressure or stress I try dropping into being a bit more present and forgetting other issues. At least my conversation can then wind up being productive and the relationship maintained!
Q: Which of the three suggested techniques will you use to sustain your practice?
A: Personally I resort to mindful conversations as above now, and I'm well into starting on the meditation sessions in the Headspace app.
Q: Any other musings?
A: I appreciate the help with getting into a routine that Headspace provides. Without it I think I'd struggle to keep the discipline up. It motivates to see my progress through the packs and being able to focus on certain issues gives direction to my meditations. Just starting out but think it's well thought out.


This is my first website I am currently working on using html and css. I will add new things over time, but remember I am new to this, so it will take time. Thanks and enjoy.


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Recently I've been using things like the PushBullet API to create my version of pushbullet-bash
. I also got interested in the swapi, which is a nice and nerdy implementation of a RESTful API. After working with these I thought it would be useful to know how to make (at least part of) an API. I decided to use the Flask framework for python to make the API. It already comes with a bunch of built in functionality and seemed like it would be easy to pick up.
I am running this right now in a virtual machine on my computer. The virtual machine is running Ubuntu Server and has port forwarding set up for ssh and theoretically the Flask web server (that one still in progress). I did it this way first of all because although I run windows I prefer bash shell and I figured going through every step on the virtual machine would make it easier to redo that later if need be.
The first step after set up is installing Flask. Simple sudo pip install flask flask-restful
will work. Then I followed a little bit of this blog post and a little bit of this documentation. Bottom line here is my little script as a proof of concept.
Basically right now it will only not 404 when you put in '/SkiResorts' as a GET request. Expanding upon this I want to add connections to MySQL to actually list the SkiResorts. And then once everything is functional the final step would be creating a front end to use the API instead of just curl requests from the terminal. Oh and coming up with some useful data to be requesting.


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Perhaps "filename" is too strong a word. The function is not limited to flat files. It could just as easily be adapted to write to a database. This is just the data storage name, such as "links." This function maintains its own open file handles and indexes by this name. In the current implementation, a call to this function using "links" as the filename and 649 as the year would generate a persistent file named "output/links649.out" and all subsequent calls using those parameters will write to that same file.
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very simple function to parse a Gid mesh file and extract nodal coordinates and tetrahedra connectivity
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The client asked for a website that would show-case her published books, and include a blog, contact form, sign up form, media page, and links to purchase the books.
Using JavaScript and a mixture of Bootstrap and CSS Flexbox, I was hired to build this landing page and all pages it links to. I also wrote the content for the site and was required to take all screenshots and videos myself, editing them to suit.
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while np.any(np.isnan(p)):
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quotient, remainder = divmod(_p.shape[0], _n.shape[0])
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samples = np.reshape(stats.binom.rvs(n=_n, p=_p, size=_size), size)


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I have been in a spiral of emotions recently ... only trying to figure out the impossible uncertainty that lies before me. What to do after I graduate? Which path to take? Which destination to head to? So I stumbled across this story that I had in the back of my pocket for a long time now. With all this stress, I was not able to write much. I ended up deciding to throw this story out and see what I find once this is done.
As always, this story starts by taking us back long long ago, when there was a boy called Tom...
Tom stayed at his spiritual home all day and there was a lot of love from spiritual mom and spiritual dad and his spiritual older brother Jack. As Tom grew up, he got bored one day and wanted to go out of the house to experience the world. He wanted to see the world for himself and see what things are like living by himself … cooking for himself … earning his own money … doing his own laundry … So he set off to try out this new life. He went out of the house one day when his parents were not able to do anything about it.
With the idea in mind that he will come back to his spiritual home one day because that is the real place of belonging. That is also what he promised his parents.
As he slowly learnt how too cook and how to maintain his own living expense, he started to realise how capable he actually can be. He can deal with his food, transport, rent, and so and so forth.
With his extra time, he started to socialise with the people around him. He fell in love with speaking to people and communicating with them. He was glad that he could also share some of the valuable lessons that he has learnt from his spiritual home because the people he socialised with seemed to lack some of the concepts of what he has learnt. These concepts helped the people around him become more spiritual.
Whiteboard
There was a public whiteboard amongst the people. He decided to write something spiritual from the home he came from to guide these people to the right direction. People used the whiteboard for other things such as art but his words were never erased from the board because people felt enlightened by it. It was something different to what everyone knew. It put a smile in people’s hearts. He felt good that he could guide these people towards to the spiritual home. He felt a sense of purpose as he got more and more involved with these people.
One day, his new made friend suggested that he should try out singing lessons. He tried it and he really enjoyed it. He felt accomplished. Singing taught him to be more inline with his feelings because it is not just a logical practise. However, he also started to get exposed to the entertainment of life and the world around him. Home somehow just doesn’t feel so attractive anymore since there was so much that he could do out side of home.
But he would never try alcohol or weed like how everyone told him to. He was very clear of what he shouldn’t be doing. However, singing didn’t seem like anything bad to him …
Once he started focusing on singing, he also wanted to try out dancing so that he can join in with his new friends when they go out at parties. He went to dancing lessons. He practised with sweat and tears. The first dance that he had, people praised him for his brilliant talent of dancing. Everyone stood up and clapped for him. He was the talk of all of the people around him. That really put a smile on his face. It was always what he wanted. Acceptance. Appraisal. It was never something that he could have experienced from home.
Dancing isn’t alcohol. It isn’t too bad. Is it?
Slowly … Slowly, he lost the idea of getting back to the spiritual home because there are these luxurious things in life that he can get himself involved in such as Yoga, Reading, travelling, exploring, etc.
What is home? How does it even look like? What was the purpose of it? Why do I even need to go back?
Slowly … Slowly, he become one of the people that he used to give guidance to which needed someone else to give him guidance.
What’s wrong with the people in this place though? They are also human. Isn’t it? They find luxury in life which is so much more effortless than having to be at home.
Slowly … Slowly, he lost his ability to write words on that whiteboard because he had no more connection with his spiritual mom and his spiritual dad.
It doesn’t matter what I write on this whiteboard. Does it? I can’t see the change in people around me anyways.
Slowly … Slowly, Satan won the battle of distracting Tom in some sort of a way other than the path of getting back home.
This story has no ending. This is a story of our daily lives. As we breathe today, we decide for ourselves the journey we shall be heading.
Evaluation
This spiritual home is heaven. This Tom is us. Mom and Dad is God. The older brother is our angels. There was one path that we took out of the house and there is one path back to the house. Somehow on the way back, we just tend to always get attached to this, attached to that and get lost in this beautiful world of luxury.
Let go of our Attachments
These attachments are pulling us away from getting us to where we aught to be. These emotional driven situations in life, these events in life that pulls our attentions away and feeds us with anything else other than our destination is a chance for attachment. In the story, it was singing and dancing that was a form of attachment for Tom. Singing and dancing itself is not an attachment but with Tom falling in love with singing and falling in love with dancing is a form of attachment. We can still dance, we can still sing, but it must not fluctuate our emotions or draw our attentions away from getting back to heaven.
And because of the understanding of our attachments, our older brothers decided to come out into the dark world, knowing how luring it can get, to find us. To take our hand and guide us on the right path of cultivation to reach home again.
They truly are our angels and we need to recognise this. Sometimes, they won’t come in the form of a human because we won’t necessarily believe in that form of communication channel.
But Satan found out about this and decided to take advantage of this and send signals to Tom from different forms of channels as well. This is becoming a difficult mission from our Older brothers. These signals from both our Older brothers and Satan feel so similar and seem so correct from both directions. But they lead to 2 completely different directions and destinations.
How do we recognise the difference between the two though? How do we interpret them? How do we know what is right and what is "not right"?
And this is when that something comes into play. When our heart still has our spiritual home. When our heart still has heaven. We will be an able to differentiate between the two signals because we feel which signal leads us to home. This is the key to solving the uncertainty in our lives. This is the key to inner peace. This is the key ...
Reminders
Communicating with God, if we do it correctly, with the right heart, is a direct connection to heaven. After we flooded our spiritual self with God's energy, then we will feel like we have just been through a trip in heaven and came back down to Earth to continue our mission. This communication serves as a reminder. A sticker on the door with the couple of words written on it "Heaven is your real spiritual home".
My Path
Understanding this, I would want to take a path that would allow me the space to accomplish the mission that I was bound to accomplish with my existance on this plant. Which, at the end of the day is an answer that doesn't really have an answer. Hopefully, it can help someone else instead :P


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 1
Soak a wooden skewer in a bowl of cold water for ten minutes.
For the prawns, thread the prawns onto the wooden skewer, drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat a griddle pan until smoking, add the prawn skewer and griddle for 2-3 minutes on each side. Squeeze over the lime juice, then remove from the heat.
For the crisp noodles, pour the vegetable oil into a saucepan and heat until a small cube of bread dropped in sizzles and turns golden in 30 seconds. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Carefully drop the rice noodles into the hot oil and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until puffed up and crisp. Remove from the oil with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the chilli oil, heat the oil in a small saucepan, add the chilli flakes and cook over a low heat for 2-3 minutes. Remove from the heat and leave to infuse until cool.
To serve, place the crisp noodles onto a serving plate, top with the prawn skewer and drizzle over the chilli oil. Garnish with the lime wedges and fresh coriander leaves.


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Greg Hurrell
Marking as ASSIGNED.
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adin burroughs
The more that I use iTunes with my Airport express, the more the iTunes volume is separate from the system volume. This is really a necessary feature and is core to the philosophy behind synergy, which is to allow basic iTunes operation without having to bring the iTunes application to the fore.
I *really* want to add this as a priority for future enhancement of synergy.
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for the comments, Adin. What are your thoughts on how you'd like to see it implemented?
For me, I actually prefer the hot keys as a way of controlling iTunes volume (which you can already do). As far as the menu-bar based control (ie. the subject of this feature request) I was thinking it would be like the system volume control (a slider in a menu). Or would you like to see it implemented a different way?
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adin burroughs
The slider idea sound great....just wouldn't want to break all those themes out there right now.
Or you could stick the control into the menu that pops out of the pause button.
thanks for listening to the feature requests!
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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Net change in tuition revenue as a percentage of net revenue from 2006 to 2019
Columbia's net tuition rose from 19.21 percent of the net revenue to its current value of 23.85 percent over the last 15 years.
This increased dependence on tuition for operating revenue is not characteristic of all its Ivy League peers.
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Net change in tuition revenue as a percentage of net revenue
from 2006 to 2019
Columbia's net tuition rose from 19.21 percent of the net revenue to its current
value of 23.85 percent over the last 15 years. This increased dependence on
tuition for operating revenue is not characteristic of all its Ivy League peers.
+6% change since 2006
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Cornell
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Net change in tuition as a
percentage of net revenue
from 2006 to 2019
Columbia's net tuition rose from 19.21
percent of the net revenue to its current
value of 23.85 percent over the last 15
years. This increased dependence on
tuition for operating revenue is not
characteristic of all its Ivy League peers.
+6% change since 2006
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Dartmouth
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Full Name: Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar
Born: 24 April 1973 (age 43)Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra, India
Nickname: Tendlya, Little Master,Master Blaster
Height: 5 ft 5 in (165 cm)
Batting Style: Right-Handed
Bowling Style: Right-arm medium, leg break, off break
Role: Batsman
Relations: Wife: Anjali Tendulkar (m. 1995)
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Gilchrist, Mary Ann
| Birth Name | Gilchrist, Mary Ann |
| Gender | female |
| Age at Death | 73 years, 9 months, 14 days |
Narrative
Sep 2007 - There were two births on BD&M's for Mary A. - 1868 Orange #14047 dau Robert & Mary A.
SMH - MCGOWAN -- 18 March, 1942, at Randwick, MARY ANN McGOWAN, late of Kensington, aged 73 years. Privately cremated. There was no funeral notice.
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| Father | Gilchrist, Robert | 1814-10-25 | 1890-08-30 | |
| Mother | Drake, Mary Ann | c1828 | 1894-08-16 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, Robert | 1847-02-10 | 1879-11-18 | |
| Sister | Gilchrist, Eliza Matilda | 1849-08-11 | ||
| Brother | Gilchrist, John Evlia | 1851-05-08 | 1932-03-03 | |
| Sister | Gilchrist, Janet Porter | 1852-11-01 | 1873 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, William James | 1854-06-30 | 1898-01-13 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, George Robert | 1855 | ||
| Brother | Gilchrist, Baby James | 1857 | 1857 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, Solomon | 1858-07-08 | 1905-04-22 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, James Alexander | 1860-05-15 | 1943-08-08 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, Alexander | 1862-07-27 | 1924-10-24 | |
| Brother | Gilchrist, Arthur Gilbert | 1864-03-26 | 1950-04-22 | |
| Sister | Gilchrist, Adelaide Julia | 1866-07-03 | 1949-04-07 | |
| Gilchrist, Mary Ann | 1868-06-04 | 1942-03-18 | ||
| Sister | Gilchrist, Isabella Matilda | 1869-12-21 | 1944 |
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| McGowan, Mary Ann | 1886-06-13 | 1955-06-17 |
| McGowan, Donald C.G. | 1888-01-08 | 1889-02-09 |
| McGowan, Isabel Adelaide | 1889-09-17 | 1970-06-07 |
| McGowan, George Gilchrist | 1891-03-13 | 1970-03-08 |
| McGowan, Dorothy Mary Anne | 1893-05-06 | 1983-04-27 |
| McGowan, Kathleen P. | 1895-09-03 | 1896-03-31 |
| McGowan, Valerie “Zilla” | 1897-04-17 | 1948-08-25 |
| McGowan, Ronald Keith | 1900-04-23 | 1968-05-29 |
| McGowan, Mary | 1901 | 1901 |
| McGowan, Alfred Francis | 1902-02-25 | 1974-07-28 |
| McGowan, Colin James | 1904-04-03 | 1987-01-15 |
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- Gilchrist, Baby James
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Machine Simulator Help
Machine Simulator runs the online model to simulate the machine and generate plots and reports.
Start The Application
Model Selection
Scan Feature
Table Instruction
Plot Instruction
Persistance
Start The Application
- Usual start through the application launcher, you can launch with creating a new document or opening an existing document with suffix "msim"
- When seeing the main window,you must select a sequence firstly : Accelerator->Sequences,if there is nothing, you should load an accelerator file : Accelerator->Load Default Accelerator/Load Accelerator,then select sequence.
Model Selection
- There are three options and two sub-options under the Model menu :
- Design : Use the design values from the lattice files
- Live with RF Design : Use the values from the live machine except RF
- All Live : Use the values from the live machine
- Magnet-Setpoint : Use the set values of the live magnet field
- Magnet-Readback : Use the read-back values of the live magnet field
- Note : When using Model 2 and Model 3, you must make sure that the channels are connected
Scan Feature
- This feature allow you to vary parameters between two values with specified steps and generate several results automatically over the range of parameter values.
- The generated records are assigned with names like : Scan M:[N1.N2], which means Scan number M, step N1 for parameter 1 and step N2 for parameter 2.
- The upper limit of scannig steps is 100 to avoid the exceptions caused by superabundant running.
Table Display
- There are five tables in the main view :
- History Records Table : the far left one, show all the history records and set record name
- New Run Parameters : show all the elements of the selected sequence with design values,live values if detect live channels,test values which set manually and scan settings.
- note : scan values are always in the first priority and test value is in the second priority , no matter which model is selected.
- Parameter History : record the data used in simulation.
- Diagnostics History : there are two sub-tables, the left one show the live values of the selected diagnostic device, the right one show the history record of the diagnostic data.
- States Table : show the simulation results,filter by the control boxes.Since there are too many parameters to display,so we have a restriction to display at most two records in the table.
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- The latest history record is in the second priority to display.
Plot Instruction
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- Show Difference : show the difference of two records when this button is checked.
- Display Rules : same as table,see above,and at most display two records
Persistance
- You can save the data in a document with suffix "msim", the data include model configuration, probe,results(records).


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"type": "array",
"title": "LegitimateInterests",
"description": "An explanation about the legitimate interests for the processing of data disclosed.",
"additionalItems": true,
"items": {
"$id": "#/properties/dataDisclosed/items/anyOf/0/properties/legitimateInterests/items",
"anyOf": [
{
"$id": "#/properties/dataDisclosed/items/anyOf/0/properties/legitimateInterests/items/anyOf/0",
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"title": "AnyOf schema for legitimate interests.",
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"properties": {
"exists": {
"$id": "#/properties/dataDisclosed/items/anyOf/0/properties/legitimateInterests/items/anyOf/0/properties/exists",
"type": "boolean",
"title": "Exists",
"description": "The legitimate interest only has to be stated if the processing is carried out in accordance with Art. 13 (1d). This field refers to the existence of such an interest.",
"default": false,
"examples": [
true,
false
]
},
"reasoning": {
"$id": "#/properties/dataDisclosed/items/anyOf/0/properties/legitimateInterests/items/anyOf/0/properties/reasoning",
"type": "string",
"title": "Reasoning",
"description": "If the legitimate interest has to be stated because the processing is carried out in accordance with Art. 13 (1d), it is described in here.",
"examples": [
"There is an legitimate interest based on ... and is not overwritten because ..."
]
}
},
"examples": [
{
"exists": true,
"reasoning": "There is an legitimate interest based on ... and is not overwritten because ..."
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"if": {
"properties": {
"exists": {
"const": true
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Tools and data to accompany Schlicht, L., Valcu, M., & Kempenaers, B. (2015) <doi:10.1111/1365-2656.12293>. Spatial patterns of extra-pair paternity: beyond paternity gains and losses. Journal of Animal Ecology, 84(2), 518-531.
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| Imports: | graphics, methods, sp, stats, spdep, rgeos, deldir, spatstat |
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| Published: | 2018-07-02 |
| Author: | Mihai Valcu [aut, cre], Lotte Schlicht [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Mihai Valcu <valcu at orn.mpg.de> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | expp results |
| Reference manual: | expp.pdf |
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Blue Bottle Coffee Daimaru Tokyo Cafe Stand / Schemata Architects
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 10 hours
Coffee Shop · 新宿区, Japan
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Jo Nagasaka / Schemata Architects
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 24.8 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Takumi Ota
- Project Team Ayami Uchima
- Construction TANK
- Collaboration BOOTLEG (sign), HOSHIZAKI TOKYO CO., LTD (kitchen)
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Text description provided by the architects. We designed a cafe stand for Blue Bottle Coffee at Daimaru Tokyo, a little smaller than the PAPABUBBLE shop we had designed in 2012 next to it. This cafe stand is for takeaway only and used for merchandise promotion as well.
It is designed like a kind of industrial product rather than a space. In terms of color, we avoided using white as much as possible, because the color palette of the entire floor is rather whitish. Instead, the cafe stand is entirely finished with materials in warm beige like kraft paper.
We used hardboard (high-density fiberboard), a kind of material commonly used on the back of furniture-like vintage TV sets in the past, as a surface finish material to create a nostalgic atmosphere.


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- deleteAccountData(String, String, AccountCallbackListener) - Method in class com.example.android.arrival.Util.AccountManager
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this method deletes all instances of user data in firebase
- deleteRequest(String, RequestCallbackListener) - Method in class com.example.android.arrival.Util.RequestManager
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Deletes a request from the FireStore CLoud Database.
- display(FragmentManager) - Static method in class com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs.ForgotPasswordDialog
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- displayDriverDetailsDialog(Driver) - Method in class com.example.android.arrival.Activities.RiderMapActivity
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Opens the dialog fragment that allows the Rider to
view the Driver's contact info and rating.
- DisplayQRDialog - Class in com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs
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DialogFragment displayed when generating a QR for payment.
- DisplayQRDialog() - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs.DisplayQRDialog
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- displayRateDriverDialog(Driver) - Method in class com.example.android.arrival.Activities.RiderMapActivity
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Opens the dialog fragment that allows the Rider to
rate a driver.
- distance(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class com.example.android.arrival.Activities.DriverMapActivity
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Get the distance between 2 points
- distance(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs.AcceptRequestConfFrag
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- distance(double, double, double, double) - Static method in class com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs.RideRequestConfFrag
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- Driver - Class in com.example.android.arrival.Model
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Data Object class that represents Drivers
- Driver() - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Model.Driver
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- Driver(String, String, String, String, Car) - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Model.Driver
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- DRIVER_TYPE_STRING - Static variable in class com.example.android.arrival.Util.AccountManager
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- DriverDetailsFragment - Class in com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs
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an alert dialog appears on the rider's screen when they click on Driver Details button
the alert dialog shows all the information of their driver (name, phone number, car details, driver rating etc)
the rider can contact the driver directly from the dialog view
- DriverDetailsFragment() - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs.DriverDetailsFragment
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- DriverMapActivity - Class in com.example.android.arrival.Activities
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Android Activity that displays the Driver's Map.
- DriverMapActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Activities.DriverMapActivity
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- DriverProfileScreenActivity - Class in com.example.android.arrival.Activities
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Android Activity that displays the Driver's profile screen.
- DriverProfileScreenActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Activities.DriverProfileScreenActivity
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- DriverReviewFragment - Class in com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs
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DialogFragment displayed to the Driver when selecting 'Reviews' from
the navigation drawer.
- DriverReviewFragment() - Constructor for class com.example.android.arrival.Dialogs.DriverReviewFragment
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Gecode::Int::GCC::Bnd< Card > Class Template Reference
[Integer propagators]
Bounds consistent global cardinality propagator.
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#include <gcc.hh>
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Public Member Functions |
| virtual Actor * | copy (Space &home, bool share) |
| | Copy propagator during cloning.
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| virtual PropCost | cost (const Space &home, const ModEventDelta &med) const |
| | Cost funtion.
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| virtual ExecStatus | propagate (Space &home, const ModEventDelta &med) |
| | Perform propagation.
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| virtual size_t | dispose (Space &home) |
| | Destructor.
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Static Public Member Functions |
| static ExecStatus | post (Home home, ViewArray< IntView > &x, ViewArray< Card > &k) |
| | Post propagator for views x and cardinalities k.
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Protected Member Functions |
| | Bnd (Space &home, bool share, Bnd< Card > &p) |
| | Constructor for cloning p.
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| ExecStatus | pruneCards (Space &home) |
| | Prune cardinality variables with 0 maximum occurrence.
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| ExecStatus | lbc (Space &home, int &nb, HallInfo hall[], Rank rank[], int mu[], int nu[]) |
| | Lower Bounds constraint (LBC) stating Hence the lbc constraints the variables such that every value occurs at least as often as specified by its lower cardinality bound.
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| ExecStatus | ubc (Space &home, int &nb, HallInfo hall[], Rank rank[], int mu[], int nu[]) |
| | Upper Bounds constraint (UBC) stating Hence the ubc constraints the variables such that no value occurs more often than specified by its upper cardinality bound.
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| | Bnd (Home home, ViewArray< IntView > &, ViewArray< Card > &, bool, bool) |
| | Constructor for posting.
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Protected Attributes |
| ViewArray< IntView > | x |
| | Views on which to perform bounds-propagation.
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| ViewArray< IntView > | y |
| | Views on which to perform value-propagation (subset of x ).
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| ViewArray< Card > | k |
| | Array containing either fixed cardinalities or CardViews.
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| PartialSum< Card > | lps |
| | Data structure storing the sum of the views lower bounds Necessary for reasoning about the interval capacities in the propagation algorithm.
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| PartialSum< Card > | ups |
| | Data structure storing the sum of the views upper bounds.
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| bool | card_fixed |
| | Stores whether cardinalities are all assigned.
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| bool | skip_lbc |
| | Stores whether the minium required occurences of the cardinalities are all zero. If so, we do not need to perform lower bounds propagation.
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Detailed Description
template<class Card>
class Gecode::Int::GCC::Bnd< Card >
Bounds consistent global cardinality propagator.
The algorithm is taken from: Claude-Guy Quimper, Peter van Beek, Alejandro López-Ortiz, Alexander Golynski, and Sayyed Bashir Sadjad. An Efficient Bounds Consistency Algorithm for the Global Cardinality Constraint, CP 2003, pages 600-614.
This implementation uses the code that is provided by Peter Van Beek: http://ai.uwaterloo.ca/~vanbeek/software/software.html The code here has only been slightly modified to fit Gecode (taking idempotent/non-idempotent propagation into account) and uses a more efficient layout of datastructures (keeping the number of different arrays small).
The Bnd class is used to post the propagator and BndImp is the actual implementation taking shared variables into account.
Requires
Definition at line 115 of file gcc.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Constructor for cloning p.
Definition at line 60 of file bnd.hpp.
Constructor for posting.
Definition at line 49 of file bnd.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
Prune cardinality variables with 0 maximum occurrence.
Definition at line 559 of file bnd.hpp.
Post propagator for views x and cardinalities k.
Definition at line 805 of file bnd.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
Views on which to perform bounds-propagation.
Definition at line 118 of file gcc.hh.
Views on which to perform value-propagation (subset of x
).
Definition at line 120 of file gcc.hh.
Array containing either fixed cardinalities or CardViews.
Definition at line 122 of file gcc.hh.
Data structure storing the sum of the views lower bounds Necessary for reasoning about the interval capacities in the propagation algorithm.
Definition at line 128 of file gcc.hh.
Data structure storing the sum of the views upper bounds.
Definition at line 130 of file gcc.hh.
Stores whether cardinalities are all assigned.
If all cardinalities are assigned the propagation algorithm only has to perform propagation for the upper bounds.
Definition at line 137 of file gcc.hh.
Stores whether the minium required occurences of the cardinalities are all zero. If so, we do not need to perform lower bounds propagation.
Definition at line 143 of file gcc.hh.
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