Bootstrap provides an easy way to get a range of buttons with diiferent styles.
Below is the code for the default button style -
<button type="button" class="btn btn-default">Default</button>
The default style can be changed using the class codes below.
Just add the style class that you want to the button class to change the size of your button -
<button type="button" class="btn btn-default">OK</button>
Roll the mouse over the buttons and you will see them react to the mouse hover.
| Class | Button | Code |
.btn-default |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-default"> Default</button> | |
.btn-danger |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-danger"> Danger</button> | |
.btn-info |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info"> Info</button> | |
.btn-link |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-link"> Link</button> | |
.btn-primary |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-primary"> Primary</button> | |
.btn-success |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-success"> Success</button> | |
.btn-warning |
<button type="button" class="btn btn-warning"> Warning</button> |
There are four classes for setting the size of Bootstrap's buttons - large, medium, small and extra small.
Just add the size class to the style class to change the size of your button -
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info btn-lg">Info</button>
Large - .btn-lg
creates a Large button
Medium - .btn-md
creates a Medium button
Small - .btn-sm
creates a Small button
Extra Small - .btn-xs
creates a Extra Small button
A block level button expands it's width to fill the parent object.
Just add the block class to the style class to change it to a block level button
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info btn-block">Block Button</button>
You can add the button size class as well
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info btn-block btn-lg">Block Button</button>
Buttons can have three states - normal, active and disabled.
Normal is the default. The class .active
makes a button look as though pressed, and the .disabled
class makes a button unclickable.
just add active or disabled to the class to make a button active or disabled.
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info">Normal Button</button>
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info active">Active Button</button>
<button type="button" class="btn btn-info disabled">Disabled Button</button>
Button classes can also be used on the  and <input> elements to help format hyperlinks and form buttons.
Hyperlink example - Refresh
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Input example - <input type="submit" class="btn btn-info" value="Submit">
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href="#"
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Written and directed by: Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez Cast: Heather Donahue, Michael C. Williams and Joshua Leonard MPAA: Rated R for language. Runtime: USA:80 / UK:80 Country: USA Language: English Color: Black and White / Color Sound Mix: Dolby Digital Certification: USA:R / UK:15 / Hong Kong:IIB / Netherlands:16 / Australia:MA / Sweden:15 / Norway:15 / France:-12
RATING: 10/10 - ALTERNATIVE RATING: A
"On October 21, 1994, Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard, and Michael Williams hiked into the Black Hills Forest to shoot a documentary film on a local legend called 'The Blair Witch,' and were never seen again. One year later, their footage was found."
This is the beginning of one of the greatest achievements in the horror genre and a wonderful step away from the well known blood-and-gut-clishes. 'Blair Witch' set a box office record of having the highest profits per screen than any film has had before (Previous holder was Star Wars Episode 1). While all good sense suggests that only an experienced and acclaimed director would venture into something as controversial and original, this is not the case. This instant classic is created by two totally unknown directors and three unknown actors, sculptured from a $20.000 budget.
What follows the chilling prologue, is the footage that was ultimately found in the forest, meticulously edited together from the 16mm and video formats they used to shoot it on. Set up as a sort of pseudo-documentary about three high school teens that venture into the woods to visit the sites of certain grisly events.What starts as a fun outing in the woods, turns into hell. Before long, they get the sense that someone or something is playing games with them. And when their map disappears and their compass stops working, panic sets in...
"The Blair Witch Project" works, not only because of its original and unique style of production, but because the three central actors create believable, authentic characters. Acting is on a totally different level, than you get used to after watching too many "Scream"- features. Their entirely believable performances which, for the most part, were improvised for the eight days they spent in the woods, are mind-blowing, to say the least. This combination of incredible acting and superior production design, create an incredible realistic effect. While watching the film, not for a single moment will you doubt in the authenticity of characters and events displayed.
There is no severed limbs or flowing blood in 'Blair Witch', which plays on a much higher intellectual level than most of the films in its genre. Although the film is made as a bad homemade movie, it reveals a lot of information, without seeming to. It's beautifully directed as it shifts from terror and panic to plain old apathy and flat out exhaustion. And again resuming that high level of panic, as the characters realize that it is the end, wonderfully displaying a very natural psychological evolution of characters.
As Heather, as well as Michael and Joshua, slowly break down, becoming vulnerable and beyond frightened, they have nothing to do but pray that they will make their way out of the seemingly endless wilderness alive.
There are times when there is nothing but a black screen, and all we can do is listen to their scared voices and the unexplained noises going on around them. The true horror behind this film is the unknown, and those dark places where you know something is lurking.
The witch is never actually shown. This mystic creature somehow represents all our fears for the unknown. It may be a frightening story we might have heard and remembered, a UFO we think we have seen or something else - personal and intimate. As any little kid knows, it is the noise in the dark that is scarier than whatever is really out there making the noise. The human mind can imagine more in any given point in time than anyone could ever put on screen.
'The Blair Witch Project' doesn't need any digital monsters or special effects. This movie taps into the raw nerves of basic emotional response.(One of the reasons "Deep Blue Sea" never achieved the high professionalism of "Jaws"). The film is frightening because every audience member relives his deepest fears once again while watching it.
Whether this film has lived up to its hype, you can judge for yourself, but one fact remains: Eduardo Sánchez (II) and Daniel Myrick have created an instant classic and certainly one of the most ambitious and interesting films of the year.
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FindSDL_sound¶
Locates the SDL_sound library
This module depends on SDL being found and must be called AFTER FindSDL.cmake is called.
This module defines
SDL_SOUND_INCLUDE_DIR, where to find SDL_sound.h
SDL_SOUND_FOUND, if false, do not try to link to SDL_sound
SDL_SOUND_LIBRARIES, this contains the list of libraries that you need
to link against.
SDL_SOUND_EXTRAS, this is an optional variable for you to add your own
flags to SDL_SOUND_LIBRARIES. This is prepended to SDL_SOUND_LIBRARIES.
This is available mostly for cases this module failed to anticipate for
and you must add additional flags. This is marked as ADVANCED.
SDL_SOUND_VERSION_STRING, human-readable string containing the
version of SDL_sound
This module also defines (but you shouldn’t need to use directly)
SDL_SOUND_LIBRARY, the name of just the SDL_sound library you would link
against. Use SDL_SOUND_LIBRARIES for you link instructions and not this one.
And might define the following as needed
MIKMOD_LIBRARY
MODPLUG_LIBRARY
OGG_LIBRARY
VORBIS_LIBRARY
SMPEG_LIBRARY
FLAC_LIBRARY
SPEEX_LIBRARY
Typically, you should not use these variables directly, and you should use SDL_SOUND_LIBRARIES which contains SDL_SOUND_LIBRARY and the other audio libraries (if needed) to successfully compile on your system.
Created by Eric Wing. This module is a bit more complicated than the other FindSDL* family modules. The reason is that SDL_sound can be compiled in a large variety of different ways which are independent of platform. SDL_sound may dynamically link against other 3rd party libraries to get additional codec support, such as Ogg Vorbis, SMPEG, ModPlug, MikMod, FLAC, Speex, and potentially others. Under some circumstances which I don’t fully understand, there seems to be a requirement that dependent libraries of libraries you use must also be explicitly linked against in order to successfully compile. SDL_sound does not currently have any system in place to know how it was compiled. So this CMake module does the hard work in trying to discover which 3rd party libraries are required for building (if any). This module uses a brute force approach to create a test program that uses SDL_sound, and then tries to build it. If the build fails, it parses the error output for known symbol names to figure out which libraries are needed.
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001 /* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017 package org.apache.commons.math.random; 018 019 import java.io.Serializable; 020 021 import org.apache.commons.math.util.FastMath; 022 023 024 /** This class implements a powerful pseudo-random number generator 025 * developed by Makoto Matsumoto and Takuji Nishimura during 026 * 1996-1997. 027 028 *
This generator features an extremely long period 029 * (219937-1) and 623-dimensional equidistribution up to 32 030 * bits accuracy. The home page for this generator is located at  032 * http://www.math.sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/~m-mat/MT/emt.html.
 033 034 *
This generator is described in a paper by Makoto Matsumoto and 035 * Takuji Nishimura in 1998: Mersenne 037 * Twister: A 623-Dimensionally Equidistributed Uniform Pseudo-Random 038 * Number Generator, ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer 039 * Simulation, Vol. 8, No. 1, January 1998, pp 3--30
 040 041 *
This class is mainly a Java port of the 2002-01-26 version of 042 * the generator written in C by Makoto Matsumoto and Takuji 043 * Nishimura. Here is their original copyright:
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Copyright (C) 1997 - 2002, Makoto Matsumoto and Takuji Nishimura, 047 * All rights reserved.
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without 050 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions 051 * are met: 052 *
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Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright 054 * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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The names of its contributors may not be used to endorse or promote 059 * products derived from this software without specific prior written 060 * permission.
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 077 078 * @version $Revision: 990655 $ $Date: 2010-08-29 23:49:40 +0200 (dim. 29 ao??t 2010) $ 079 * @since 2.0 080 081 */ 082 public class MersenneTwister extends BitsStreamGenerator implements Serializable { 083 084 /** Serializable version identifier. */ 085 private static final long serialVersionUID =<PHONE_NUMBER>290153518L; 086 087 /** Size of the bytes pool. */ 088 private static final int N = 624; 089 090 /** Period second parameter. */ 091 private static final int M = 397; 092 093 /** X * MATRIX_A for X = {0, 1}. */ 094 private static final int[] MAG01 = { 0x0, 0x9908b0df }; 095 096 /** Bytes pool. */ 097 private int[] mt; 098 099 /** Current index in the bytes pool. */ 100 private int mti; 101 102 /** Creates a new random number generator. 103 *
The instance is initialized using the current time as the 104 * seed.
 105 */ 106 public MersenneTwister() { 107 mt = new int[N]; 108 setSeed(System.currentTimeMillis()); 109 } 110 111 /** Creates a new random number generator using a single int seed. 112 * @param seed the initial seed (32 bits integer) 113 */ 114 public MersenneTwister(int seed) { 115 mt = new int[N]; 116 setSeed(seed); 117 } 118 119 /** Creates a new random number generator using an int array seed. 120 * @param seed the initial seed (32 bits integers array), if null 121 * the seed of the generator will be related to the current time 122 */ 123 public MersenneTwister(int[] seed) { 124 mt = new int[N]; 125 setSeed(seed); 126 } 127 128 /** Creates a new random number generator using a single long seed. 129 * @param seed the initial seed (64 bits integer) 130 */ 131 public MersenneTwister(long seed) { 132 mt = new int[N]; 133 setSeed(seed); 134 } 135 136 /** Reinitialize the generator as if just built with the given int seed. 137 *
The state of the generator is exactly the same as a new 138 * generator built with the same seed.
 139 * @param seed the initial seed (32 bits integer) 140 */ 141 @Override 142 public void setSeed(int seed) { 143 // we use a long masked by 0xffffffffL as a poor man unsigned int 144 long longMT = seed; 145 mt[0]= (int) longMT; 146 for (mti = 1; mti < N; ++mti) { 147 // See Knuth TAOCP Vol2. 3rd Ed. P.106 for multiplier. 148 // initializer from the 2002-01-09 C version by Makoto Matsumoto 149 longMT =<PHONE_NUMBER>l * (longMT ^ (longMT >> 30)) + mti) & 0xffffffffL; 150 mt[mti]= (int) longMT; 151 } 152 } 153 154 /** Reinitialize the generator as if just built with the given int array seed. 155 *
The state of the generator is exactly the same as a new 156 * generator built with the same seed.
 157 * @param seed the initial seed (32 bits integers array), if null 158 * the seed of the generator will be related to the current time 159 */ 160 @Override 161 public void setSeed(int[] seed) { 162 163 if (seed == null) { 164 setSeed(System.currentTimeMillis()); 165 return; 166 } 167 168 setSeed(19650218); 169 int i = 1; 170 int j = 0; 171 172 for (int k = FastMath.max(N, seed.length); k != 0; k--) { 173 long l0 = (mt[i] & 0x7fffffffl) | ((mt[i] < 0) ? 0x80000000l : 0x0l); 174 long l1 = (mt[i-1] & 0x7fffffffl) | ((mt[i-1] < 0) ? 0x80000000l : 0x0l); 175 long l = (l0 ^ ((l1 ^ (l1 >> 30)) * 1664525l)) + seed[j] + j; // non linear 176 mt[i] = (int) (l & 0xffffffffl); 177 i++; j++; 178 if (i >= N) { 179 mt[0] = mt[N - 1]; 180 i = 1; 181 } 182 if (j >= seed.length) { 183 j = 0; 184 } 185 } 186 187 for (int k = N - 1; k != 0; k--) { 188 long l0 = (mt[i] & 0x7fffffffl) | ((mt[i] < 0) ? 0x80000000l : 0x0l); 189 long l1 = (mt[i-1] & 0x7fffffffl) | ((mt[i-1] < 0) ? 0x80000000l : 0x0l); 190 long l = (l0 ^ ((l1 ^ (l1 >> 30)) *<PHONE_NUMBER>l)) - i; // non linear 191 mt[i] = (int) (l & 0xffffffffL); 192 i++; 193 if (i >= N) { 194 mt[0] = mt[N - 1]; 195 i = 1; 196 } 197 } 198 199 mt[0] = 0x80000000; // MSB is 1; assuring non-zero initial array 200 201 } 202 203 /** Reinitialize the generator as if just built with the given long seed. 204 *
The state of the generator is exactly the same as a new 205 * generator built with the same seed.
 206 * @param seed the initial seed (64 bits integer) 207 */ 208 @Override 209 public void setSeed(long seed) { 210 setSeed(new int[] { (int) (seed >>> 32), (int) (seed & 0xffffffffl) }); 211 } 212 213 /** Generate next pseudorandom number. 214 *
This method is the core generation algorithm. It is used by all the 215 * public generation methods for the various primitive types {@link 216 * #nextBoolean()}, {@link #nextBytes(byte[])}, {@link #nextDouble()}, 217 * {@link #nextFloat()}, {@link #nextGaussian()}, {@link #nextInt()}, 218 * {@link #next(int)} and {@link #nextLong()}.
 219 * @param bits number of random bits to produce 220 * @return random bits generated 221 */ 222 @Override 223 protected int next(int bits) { 224 225 int y; 226 227 if (mti >= N) { // generate N words at one time 228 int mtNext = mt[0]; 229 for (int k = 0; k < N - M; ++k) { 230 int mtCurr = mtNext; 231 mtNext = mt[k + 1]; 232 y = (mtCurr & 0x80000000) | (mtNext & 0x7fffffff); 233 mt[k] = mt[k + M] ^ (y >>> 1) ^ MAG01[y & 0x1]; 234 } 235 for (int k = N - M; k < N - 1; ++k) { 236 int mtCurr = mtNext; 237 mtNext = mt[k + 1]; 238 y = (mtCurr & 0x80000000) | (mtNext & 0x7fffffff); 239 mt[k] = mt[k + (M - N)] ^ (y >>> 1) ^ MAG01[y & 0x1]; 240 } 241 y = (mtNext & 0x80000000) | (mt[0] & 0x7fffffff); 242 mt[N - 1] = mt[M - 1] ^ (y >>> 1) ^ MAG01[y & 0x1]; 243 244 mti = 0; 245 } 246 247 y = mt[mti++]; 248 249 // tempering 250 y ^= y >>> 11; 251 y ^= (y << 7) & 0x9d2c5680; 252 y ^= (y << 15) & 0xefc60000; 253 y ^= y >>> 18; 254 255 return y >>> (32 - bits); 256 257 } 258 259 }


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Nuclear Talent course on Machine Learning in Nuclear Experiment and Theory
Daniel Bazin [1]
Morten Hjorth-Jensen [1]
Michelle Kuchera [2]
Sean Liddick [3]
Raghuram Ramanujan [4]
[1] Department of Physics and Astronomy and National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
[2] Physics Department, Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina, USA
[3] Department of Chemistry and National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
[4] Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina, USA
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Tuesday June 23: Logistic Regression and Gradient Methods
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Wednesday June 24: Decision Trees, Random Forests, Bagging and Boosting
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Thursday June 25: Introduction to Neural Networks and Deep Learning
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Tuesday June 30: From Neural Networks to Convolutional Neural Networks
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Wednesday July 1: Discussion of nuclear experiments and how to analyze data, presentation of simulated data from Active-Target Time-Projection Chamber
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Friday July 3: Reinforcement Learning. Future directions in machine learning and summary of course.
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Projects and Exercises
First exercise set (Day 1 and 2)
Second exercise set (Day 2 and 3)
Third exercise set (Day 4 and 5)
Fourth exercise set (Day 4 and 5)
Recommended textbook
General learning book on statistical analysis:
- Trevor Hastie, Robert Tibshirani, Jerome H. Friedman, The Elements of Statistical Learning, Springer
General Machine Learning Books:
- Kevin Murphy, Machine Learning: A Probabilistic Perspective, MIT Press
- Christopher M. Bishop, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning, Springer
- David J.C. MacKay, Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms, Cambridge University Press
- David Barber, Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning, Cambridge University Press
Excellent Videos on TensorFlow and other Machine Learning topics.
Why a course on Machine Learning for Nuclear Physics?
Probability theory and
statistical methods play a central role in science. Nowadays we are
surrounded by huge amounts of data. For example, there are about one
trillion web pages; more than one hour of video is uploaded to YouTube
every second, amounting to 10 years of content every day; the genomes
of 1000s of people, each of which has a length of more than a billion
base pairs, have been sequenced by various labs and so on. This deluge
of data calls for automated methods of data analysis, which is exactly
what machine learning provides. The purpose of this Nuclear Talent
course is to provide an introduction to the core concepts and tools of
machine learning in a manner easily understood and intuitive to
physicists and nuclear physicists in particular. We will start with
some of the basic methods from supervised learning and statistical
data analysis, such as various regression methods before we move into
deep learning methods for both supervised and unsupervised learning,
with an emphasis on the analysis of nuclear physics experiments and
theoretical nuclear physics. The students will work on hands-on daily
examples as well as projects than can result in final
credits. Exercises and projects will be provided and the aim is to
give the participants an overview on how machine learning can be used
to analyze and study nuclear physics problems (experiment and theory).
The major scope is to give the participants a deeper understanding on
what Machine learning and Data Analysis are and how they can be used
to analyze data from nuclear physics experiments and perform
theoretical calculations of nuclear many-body systems.
The goals of the Nuclear Talent course on Machine Learning and Data
Analysis are to give the participants a deeper understanding and
critical view of several widely popular Machine Learning algorithms,
covering both supervised and unsupervised learning. The learning
outcomes involve an understanding of the following central methods:
- Basic concepts of machine learning and data analysis and statistical concepts like expectation values, variance, covariance, correlation functions and errors;
- Estimation of errors using cross-validation, blocking, bootstrapping and jackknife methods;
- Optimization of functions
- Linear Regression and Logistic Regression;
- Dimensionality reductions, from PCA to clustering
- Boltzmann machines;
- Neural networks;
- Decisions trees and Random Forests
- Support Vector Machines
- Convolutional Neural Networks and deep learning
- Recurrent Neural Networks and Autoenconders
and their applications to nuclear physics problems. We are targeting
an audience of graduate students (both Master of Science and PhD) as
well as post-doctoral researchers in nuclear experiment and theory.
The teaching teams consists of both theorists and experimentalists. We
believe such a mix is important as it gives the students a better
understanding on how data are obtained, and what are the limitations
and possibilities in understanding and interpreting the experimental
information.
Introduction to the Talent Courses
A recently established initiative, Training in Advanced Low Energy Nuclear Theory,
aims at providing an advanced and comprehensive training to graduate students
and young researchers in low-energy nuclear theory. The initiative
is a multinational network between several European and Northern
American institutions and aims at developing a broad curriculum that
will provide the platform for a cutting-edge theory for understanding
nuclei and nuclear reactions. These objectives will be met by
offering series of lectures, commissioned from experienced teachers
in nuclear theory. The educational material generated under this
program will be collected in the form of WEB-based courses,
textbooks, and a variety of modern educational resources. No such
all-encompassing material is available at present; its development
will allow dispersed university groups to profit from the best
expertise available.


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Hi, my name is Makeven Yan and this is my very first blog post. Today I was asked to cover some concepts I learned during my phase 0 lessons at Dev Bootcamp.
Below are the questions given:
- What are the benefits of version control?
- How does git help you keep track of changes?
- Why use GitHub to store your code?
Version Control and Its Benefits
Version control is a system that many individuals and companies used as part of their quality assurance. Version control records changes made in a file(s) and allows the individuals to recall that specific "save point."" You can compare this to saving multiples files in a game and recalling onto the one you like to return to. Besides enabling the developer to have multiple back-up of the files, version control have other benefits as well. In most cases, version control allows others to collaborate on a project without the fear of accidently overriding someone else contribution. This allows work to flow at a effective and timely matter.
Tracking changes in Git
GGit is one of the most popular form of version control. It is a distributed revision control system developed by Linus Torvaids. What may separated Git from other version control system is Git work directly with the directory and repository of the system that allows for a full tracking capabilities. Git is usually used on a locally platform with the users track changes remotely. In most cases, Git is used congruently with a remote version control system.
Why used GitHub
Github is one of the popular version control system hosting site. One of the reason GitHub is used among others is it allows code to be shared and collaborated on. The ideas that code can allows be improved upon has created a social median for all coders alike. It also somewhat became a showcase for employers to view the individual's ability to code. GitHub has became to go to for sharing and collaboration for coders.
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Ballot(int id,
Vote vote)
Ballot holds a list of votes with of which all of them correspond to this
ballot's id
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int |
getId()
Returns the unique ballot id
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java.util.ArrayList<Vote> |
getVotes()
Returns an iterable collection of the votes that belong to this Ballot
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void |
rankSortVotes()
sort votes in order of ascending rank
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removeCandidate(int candidate,
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Sort Votes in order of ascending candidate index
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public Ballot(int id, Vote vote)
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public void sortVotes()
public void removeCandidate(int candidate, int numOfCandidates)
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International Journal Publications
- Kumar, M. & Dutt, V. (2015). Understanding Cooperative Behavior against Climate Change through a Public - Goods Game. Climate Change, 1(2), 68-71.
- Dutt, V., Arlo-Costa, H., Helzner, J., & Gonzalez, C. (2014). The Description-Experience Gap in Risky and Ambiguous Gambles. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 27(4), 316-327.
- Mehlhorn, K., Ben-Asher, N., Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2014). Observed Variability and Values Matter: Towards a Better Understanding of Information Search and Decisions from Experience. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 27(4), 328–339.
- Gonzalez, C., Ben-Asher, N., Martin, J. M., & Dutt, V. (2014). A Cognitive Model of Dynamic Cooperation with Varied Interdependency Information. Cognitive Science, 38(7), 1–39. doi: 10.1111/cogs.12170
- Debnath, S., Baishya, S. S., Triebel, R., Dutt, V., Cremers, D. (2014). Environment-Adaptive Learning: How Clustering Helps to Obtain Good Training Data. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 8736, pp 68-79. doi: 10.1007/2F978-3-319-11206-0_8
- Kumar, A., Prakash, J., Dutt, V. (2014). Understanding Human Driving Behavior through Computational Cognitive Modeling. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 8662, pp 56-65. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-11167-4_6
- Dutt, V., & Kaur, A. (2013). Cyber Security: Testing the Effects of Attack Strategy, Similarity, and Experience on Cyber Attack Detection. International Journal of Trust Management in Computing and Communications, 1(3/4), 261-273. doi: 10.1504/IJTMCC.2013.056428
- Dutt, V., Young-Suk, A., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Cyber Situation Awareness: Modeling the Detection of Cyber Attacks with Instance-based Learning Theory. Human Factors, 55(3), 605-618. doi: 10.1177/0018720812464045
- Proctor, R.W., Yamaguchi, M., Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Dissociation of S-R Compatibility and Simon Effects with Mixed Tasks and Mappings. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 39(2), 593-609. doi: 10.1037/a0029923
- Dutt, V. (2013). Alleviating Wait-and-See Behavior for Climate Change through Computer Simulation Tools. Essent, 1(1), 33-37. issn: 2319-6149.
- Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Enabling eco-friendly choices by relying on the proportional-thinking heuristic. Sustainability, 5(1), 357-371. doi: 10.3390/su5010357
Book chapter publications
- Kunreuther H., S. Gupta, V. Bosetti, R. Cooke, V. Dutt, , M. Ha‐Duong, H. Held, J. Llanes‐Regueiro, A. Patt, E. Shittu, and E. Weber, 2014: Integrated Risk and Uncertainty Assessment of Climate Change Response Policies. In: Climate Change 2014: Mitigation of Climate Change. Contribution of Working Group III to the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [Edenhofer, O., R. Pichs-Madruga, Y. Sokona, E. Farahani, S. Kadner, K. Seyboth, A. Adler, I. Baum, S. Brunner, P. Eickemeier, B. Kriemann, J. Savolainen, S. Schlömer, C. von Stechow, T. Zwickel and J.C. Minx (eds.)]. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, United Kingdom and New York, NY, USA.
- Sharma, N., & Dutt, V. (2014). Decisions from Information Search: Could Models of Aggregate Choice Explain Individual Choices? In M. Khosrow-Pour (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Third Edition (pp. 4641-4652). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
- Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Climate Risk Communication: Effects of cost, timing, and probability of climate consequences in decisions from description and experience. In C. L. Fung (Ed.), Psychology of Policy Making (pp. 23-48). Hauppauge, New York: Nova Science Publishers.
- Dutt, V. (2013). Why Do We Defer Actions on Climate Change? A Cognitive Perspective. In M. Carpenter & E. J. Shelton (Eds.), Carbon Dioxide Emissions: New Research (pp. 1-14). Hauppauge, New York: Nova Science Publishers.
- Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Responding linearly in nonlinear problems: Application to earth’s climate. In M. Carpenter & E. J. Shelton (Eds.), Carbon Dioxide Emissions: New Research (pp. 15-30). Hauppauge, New York: Nova Science Publishers.
Conference publications
- Sharma, N., & Dutt, V. (2014). Decisions from Experience: Could Models of Aggregate Choice Explain Individual Choices from Information Search? In Paper presented at the 23rd Annual Conference on Behavior Representation in Modeling & Simulation (BRiMS 2014). Washington, DC: USA.
- Sharma, N., & Dutt, V. (2014). Modeling Choices at the Individual Level in Decisions from Information Search. In Paper presented at the 1st Annual Conference on Cognitive Science (ACCS 2014). New Delhi, India.
- harma, N., & Dutt, V. (2014). Decisions from Experience: How Models of Aggregate Choices Explain Individual Choices? In Paper presented at the 4th IEEE International Advance Computing Conference. Gurgaon, India.
- Sharma, N., & Dutt, V. (2014). Modeling Choices at the Individual Level in Decisions from Experience. In Poster presented at the Interdisciplinary Emerging and Converging Research & Academia collaborative workshop in Innovative Engineering, Technology & Science Fields (IECRAIETS), IIT Mandi, India.
- Kumar, M., & Dutt, V. (2014). Understanding Cooperation against Climate Change through a Public-Goods Game. In Poster presented at the Interdisciplinary Emerging and Converging Research & Academia collaborative workshop in Innovative Engineering, Technology & Science Fields (IECRAIETS), IIT Mandi, India.
- Chaturvedi, P. & Dutt, V. (2014). Assessment and Perception of Landslide Risks. In Poster presented at the Interdisciplinary Emerging and Converging Research & Academia collaborative workshop in Innovative Engineering, Technology & Science Fields (IECRAIETS), IIT Mandi, India.
- Chouhan, R., Ranganathan, K. & Dutt, V. (2014). An Investment Device: Applications of Decision from Description and Experience to Portfolio Allocations. In Poster presented at the Interdisciplinary Emerging and Converging Research & Academia collaborative workshop in Innovative Engineering, Technology & Science Fields (IECRAIETS), IIT Mandi, India.
- Arora, A., & Dutt, V. (2013). Cyber Security: Evaluating the Effects of Attack Strategy and Base Rate through Instance-Based Learning. In Paper presented at the 12th International Conference on Cognitive Modeling. Ottawa, Canada.
- Kaur, A., & Dutt, V. (2013). Cyber Situation Awareness: Modeling the Effects of Similarity and Scenarios on Cyber Attack Detection. In Paper presented at the 12th International Conference on Cognitive Modeling. Ottawa, Canada.
- Kanaparthi, B., Reddy, R., & Dutt, V. (2013). Cyber Situation Awareness: Rational Methods versus Instance-Based Learning Theory for Cyber Threat Detection. In Paper presented at the 12th International Conference on Cognitive Modeling. Ottawa, Canada.
- Gonzalez, C., Ben-Asher, N., Martin, J. M., & Dutt, V. (2013). Emergence of cooperation with increased information: Explaining the process with dynamic adaptation to surprises. In Paper presented at the 15th International Conference on Social Dilemmas. Zurich, Switzerland.
- Ben-Asher, N., Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Accounting for the integration of descriptive and experiential information in a repeated prisoner's dilemma using an instance-based learning model. In Paper presented at the 22nd Behavior Representation in Modeling & Simulation (BRIMS) Conference. San Antonio, Texas, USA.
- Kaur, A., Dutt, V., & Gonzalez, C. (2013). Modelling the Security Analyst’s Role: Effects of Similarity and Past Experience on Cyber Attack Detection. In Paper presented at the 22nd Behavior Representation in Modeling & Simulation (BRIMS) Conference. San Antonio, Texas, USA.
- Reddy, R., Kanaparthi, B. R., Dutt, V. (2013). Testing The Effects of Recency and Inertia on Cyber Threat Detection Through Instance-Based Learning. In Paper presented at the 3rd IEEE International Advance Computing Conference (IACC-2013). Ghaziabad, India.
- Dutt, V. (2012). Information Search in Decisions from Experience: Influence of Variability and Timing on Patterns of Sampling. In Paper presented at the 2012 Annual Convention of National Academy of Psychology (NAOP). Bangalore, India.
- Gonzalez, C., Dutt, V., Martin, J., & Ben-Asher, N. (2012). Decisions from Experience in Conflict Situations: A cognitive model of the effects of interdependence information. In Paper presented at the 2012 Behavioral Decision Research in Management (BDRM) conference. Boulder, Colorado.
Conference publications


PrintManagerService
The PrintManagerService is initiated by the Print button within the application.
- Start by opening PrintManagerComponent from the page
_dialog.open(PrintManagerComponent, {
data: {
reportId: 'THE_ORACLE_REPORT_ID'
} as IPrintManagerData
});
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Subscribe to the dialogReady Subject to let you know when the dialog is ready,
so you can start any data setup steps that are required (like generating the
required temp table data, etc.)
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Call dataSetupComplete(printParams: PrintParams) when the data setup has completed
to tell the PrintManagerComponent to start monitoring the Oracle print server to see if the
requeseted report is ready to be opened
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Returns the dialogReady Subject.
Subscribe to be notified when the dialog is ready.
The parent application should do any required data setup at this point,
then call the dataSetupComplete method.
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| dataSetupComplete |
(params: PrintParams)
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but was in fact written before the now famous interview
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should make it a habit to offer his spontaneous
reflections to the world. This is so because the world
is not the Church’s friend but rather her perennial
adversary. And by “the world” I mean, of course, the
powers and principalities that dominate the human scene
when the grace of God is rejected. This is why Paul VI
lamented, as the Second Vatican Council’s vaunted
“opening to the world” had already begun to cause
endless calamity, that “the opening to the world became
a veritable invasion of the Church by worldly thinking.
We have perhaps been too weak and imprudent.” (Speech of
November 23, 1973). Indeed, the very mission of Our
Saviour was, as He Himself declared (John 16:33), to “overcome
the world,” not to be “open” to it.
Given the adversarial relation between the Church and
the world—it is the height of naiveté to deny it—the
Supreme Pontiff must be careful to weigh every word and
phrase he chooses to utter in public, for the world will
eagerly seize upon any ambiguity or telling omission in
order to declare triumphantly that a new breach has
appeared in the citadel and that the invasion of the
Church by worldly thinking has made a stunning new
advance. Thus a Pope’s pursuit of “simplicity” and
“sincerity,” if it leads to the idea that the Pope must
shun all formalism in his public addresses and “speak
from the heart,” can come—inevitably will come—at the
expense of all the faithful and at the risk of
undermining the very credibility of the Church herself.
This past May 22, for example, Francis stated during an
unscripted homily that “The Lord has redeemed all of us,
all of us, with the Blood of Christ: all of us, not just
Catholics. Everyone! ‘Father, the atheists?’ Even the
atheists. Everyone! … ‘But I don’t believe, Father, I am
an atheist!’ But do good: we will meet one another
there.” This remark, which made no distinction between
the objective redemption of humanity and its subjective
application to each individual man in the act of faith,
or between natural and supernatural virtue, was widely
reported, with great delight, as a papal declaration
that atheists can be saved merely by doing good. That
development, as
John Allen
noted, prompted then papal spokesman Fr. Thomas Rosica
to issue “a 2,300-word clarification May 23 insisting
Francis had ‘no intention of provoking a theological
debate on the nature of salvation.’”
Granted, the Pope did not have that intention, but such
is the peril of off-the-cuff papal remarks that lack the
necessary theological completeness and exactitude. A
Franciscan priest I know once told me that even before
Vatican II it was an old joke that a priest is allowed
no more than five heresies in a given sermon—a comment
on the perils of sermonizing without hewing to the texts
of prepared sermons. The Pope, however, does not have
the luxury of sermonizing extemporaneously because his
sermons are effectively given to the whole world. And
here we have had no clarification from the Pope himself
regarding what exactly he meant regarding the relation
between salvation and the good deeds of atheists. The
ambiguity thus remains in the public record the Pope
himself created.
This past July the world delighted when Pope Francis
declared “Who
am I to judge?”
respecting the pervasive presence of those he called
“gay” among the priesthood, the hierarchy, and even the
Vatican apparatus he is supposed to be cleansing of the
“gay Mafia” representing the “filth” his predecessor
identified shortly before his own elevation to the
papacy. (“How much filth there is in the Church, and
even among those who, in the Priesthood, ought to belong
entirely to him!” Cardinal Ratzinger, “Reflection on the
Ninth Station of the Cross,” Good Friday, 2005.) That
remark set off a worldwide eruption of delighted media
reports.
Typifying the media’s delight, the New York Times
reported that “Francis’s words could not have been more
different from those of Benedict XVI, who in 2005 wrote
that homosexuality was ‘a strong tendency ordered toward
an intrinsic moral evil, and an ‘objective disorder’
[and that]… men with ‘deep-seated homosexual tendencies’
should not become priests.” While, the Times noted,
“Vatican experts were quick to point out that Francis
was not suggesting that priests or anyone else should
act on their homosexual tendencies, … the fact that he
made such comments—and used the word “gay”—was
nevertheless revolutionary, and likely to generate
significant discussion in local dioceses, where bishops
are divided over whether to accept priests who are gay
but celibate.” In other words, the Pope’s remark is
being construed as a green light to continue ordaining
men afflicted by the homosexual disorder, despite their
patent impediment to ordination. The consequence will be
perpetuation of a “gay culture” in the Novus Ordo
priesthood in defiance of the 2005 instruction on
seminarians quoted by the Times, which cited
precisely support for this “gay culture” as a reason to
deny ordination.
In other spontaneous utterances Francis has suggested
that Catholic traditionalists comprise a “Pelagian
current”
of “restorationist groups” that are guilty of
“triumphalism,” including a “triumphalist”
liturgy—which happens to be the traditional Roman Rite
so strongly defended by his immediate predecessor. He is
even reported to have gently
mocked the faithful
who presented him with a spiritual bouquet of counted
Rosaries. It is difficult to reconcile these remarks
with the sentiment “Who am I to judge?” But then papal
spontaneity of this sort is fraught with the potential
for self-contradiction, misunderstanding, confusion and
division in the Church, as we can see from the ad
intra effects of the Pope’s surprising
pronouncements. (Here I must note that the absence of
any “gay culture” among the “Pelagian” “restorationists”
with their “triumphalist” liturgy.)
Ad extra,
the media jackals are snapping up the Pope’s
off-the-cuff tidbits and running amok with them. The
effect has been devastating. The Huffington Post online
video page, for example,
hailed the “punking” of the papacy
by Francis, while denouncing Pope Benedict as a sad
example of the hidebound papacy Francis is supposedly
leaving behind. “Pope Francis the Awesome,” said the
Huffington Post commentator, “has totally shifted the
focus of the Catholic Church from fringe issues like gay
marriage… focusing instead on poverty, the environment
and, as he said, cleaning your plate.” Compare Francis
to Pope Benedict, the unbearably smug commentator
continued: “the dude used his Christmas speech to
remind gays they can’t get married.” But “Francis the
Awesome… doesn’t waste time trying to convince people
that the greatest issue facing the world is this loving
couple,” the commentator exulted as he displayed a
photograph of two homosexuals kissing their adopted
child. “He [Francis] says even atheists will be saved by
doing good and sticks by it even after the Vatican
gives him hell…. In short, Pope Francis is punking
the Vatican. Well, you’re on a roll Pope, and the
Catholic Church is a lot better for it.”
The net result of the Pope’s insistence on spontaneity
has been a growing public relations disaster. And it
shows no signs of abating. Only days ago, the Pope sent
a letter to the co-founder and former editor of La
Repubblica, Eugenio Scalfari, addressing questions
to the Pope which Scalfari had posed on the pages of
that newspaper in July and August. The Pope’s 2500
words, published in full by La Repubblica on
September 11, unleashed a new storm of media exultation
over another purported loosening of the Church’s
teaching respecting the spiritual condition of atheists.
The following passage is pertinent (the translation is
mine, as the published translations are imprecise and
incomplete):
As for the three questions you asked me in the article
of August 7th. It would seem to me that of the first
two, the one that is dear to your heart is understanding
the Church’s attitude towards those who do not share
faith in Jesus. First of all, you ask if the God of the
Christians forgives those who do not believe and do not
seek faith. Given that—and this is fundamental—God’s
mercy has no limits if he who asks for mercy does so in
contrition and with a sincere heart, the issue for those
who do not believe in God is in obeying their own
conscience. Even for one who does not have faith,
there is sin when one goes against conscience. In fact,
listening to and obeying it means making a decision in
the face of what is perceived to be good or evil. The
goodness or the wickedness of our behavior depends on
this decision.
First of all, the italicized sentence seems
unintelligible: The question concerns whether God will
forgive one who does not believe in Him and does not
seek faith in Him. The Pope’s answer, however,
confusingly refers to the mercy of God toward one who
“asks for mercy… in contrition and with a sincere heart”
only to change the subject within the same sentence to
God’s view of those “who do not believe in God” for whom
the issue is “obeying their own conscience.” As it is
obvious that one who does not believe in God or seek
faith in God cannot be asking Him “for mercy… in
contrition and with a sincere heart,” the reference to
God’s limitless mercy would seem pointless in this
context.
Secondly, the Pope’s response to Scalfari omits the
revealed truth that “Without faith it is impossible
to please God. For he that cometh to God, must
believe that he is, and is a rewarder to them that seek
him.” (Heb. 11:6). That is, it is impossible for an
atheist to come to God because he does not believe in
God, and thus it is impossible for an atheist to be
saved if he dies an atheist.
The Pope’s letter appears to conflate the ultimate
salvation of atheists with the question whether they are
guilty of personal sin if they follow the dictates of
conscience in the wayfaring state. But here the Pope’s
letter suffers from another omission: the problem of the
malformed conscience as a guide to action. When
the conscience is deformed through habitual sin its
promptings no longer excuse from culpability. On this
point we have an excellent commentary by Francis’s
predecessor, writing as Cardinal Ratzinger. With
admirable clarity, Cardinal Ratzinger’s
1991 address
on “Conscience and Truth” refutes the idea that one is
ipso facto inculpable if he follows his
conscience:
It is of course undisputed that one must follow a
certain conscience or at least not act against it. But
whether the judgment of conscience or what one takes to
be such, is always right, indeed whether it is
infallible, is another question. For if this were the
case, it would mean that there is no truth—at least not
in moral and religious matters, which is to say, in the
areas which constitute the very pillars of our
existence. For judgments of conscience can contradict
each other. Thus there could be at best the subject’s
own truth, which would be reduced to the subject’s
sincerity.
Thus, even if one is “sincerely” convinced that his
immoral actions are moral, “it can very well be wrong to
have come to such askew convictions in the first place,
by having stifled the protest of the anamnesis of
being”—by which Cardinal Ratzinger means the law that
God has inscribed in our nature. In the case of an
errant conscience, malformed by sin, “[t]he guilt lies
then in a different place, much deeper—not in the
present act, not in the present judgment of conscience
but in the neglect of my being which made me deaf to
the internal promptings of truth.”
The error that the “sincere” sinner is ipso facto
subjectively innocent leads to absurd and destructive
results. Cardinal Ratzinger sums up the problem:
In the course of a dispute, a senior colleague, who was
keenly aware of the plight to being Christian in our
times, expressed the opinion that one should actually be
grateful to God that He allows there to be so many
unbelievers in good conscience. For if their eyes were
opened and they became believers, they would not be
capable, in this world of ours, of bearing the burden of
faith with all its moral obligations. But as it is,
since they can go another way in good conscience, they
can reach salvation.
What shocked me about this assertion was not in the
first place the idea of an erroneous conscience given by
God Himself in order to save men by means of such
artfulness—the idea, so to speak, of a blindness sent by
God for the salvation of those in question. What
disturbed me was the notion that it harbored, that faith
is a burden which can hardly be borne and which no doubt
was intended only for stronger natures—faith almost as a
kind of
punishment, in any case, an imposition not easily coped
with.
According to this view, faith would not make salvation
easier but harder.
Being happy would mean not being burdened with having to
believe or having to submit to the moral yoke of the
faith of the Catholic Church. The erroneous
conscience, which makes life easier and marks a more
human course, would then be a real grace, the normal way
to salvation…. Man would be more at home in the dark
than in the light. Faith would not be the good
gift of the good God but instead an affliction.
[emphasis and paragraph breaks added]
As the future Pope Benedict concludes: “In the last
few decades, notions of this sort have discernibly
crippled the disposition to evangelize.” They
certainly have! And those who espouse such notions,
writes Cardinal Ratzinger, are afflicted by—mark well
these words—an “almost traumatic aversion many have to
what they hold to be ‘pre-conciliar’ Catholicism…”
It is only reasonable to infer that Pope Francis’s
rather contemptuous public remarks regarding Pelagianism,
restorationism, triumphalism and triumphalist liturgy
suggest an aversion to “pre-conciliar Catholicism.” But
nothing I have written here should be construed as a
suggestion that the Pope has “preached heresy” from the
throne of Peter—a throne he has pointedly abandoned in
favor of a simple chair. Heresy is “the
obstinate denial or obstinate doubt of some truth which
is to be believed by divine and Catholic faith.” (CIC,
§751) The Pope’s remarks evince neither the denial of an
article of faith nor the obstinacy of a heretic, which
we would be in no position to judge in any event.
Rather, the Pope’s penchant for improvised “pastoral
simplicity” demonstrates what John Allen
has called
“the perils of an improv pope.”
In my view, the Pope should discontinue his Twitter
account, refrain from extemporaneous homilies (or at
least impromptu remarks during his homilies), avoid any
further Q & A sessions with an intrinsically hostile
press, and in general confine his public pronouncements
to the service of the Petrine office as the principle of
unity in the Church, not sensationalism and confusion.
In short, we need less of Francis the Awesome, hailed by
the world, and more of the Vicar of Christ, whose
standing in the world was prophetically described by Our
Lord himself: “If
the world hate you, know ye, that it hath hated me
before you. If you had been of the world, the world
would love its own: but because you are not of the
world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore
the world hateth you.” (John 15:16-21).
If we are going to make comparisons between Pope
Benedict and Pope Francis, we ought to do so from the
otherworldly perspective provided by the very Founder of
the Catholic Church. We ought, therefore, to ask
ourselves: Which of the two Popes is hated by the world
and which is loved, and what does this mean for the
current course of Francis’s pontificate? The question,
unfortunately, answers itself. We can only pray that
the answer changes radically for the better in the days
to come, that the world’s love affair with Francis the
Awesome will come to an end.
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Contact: Bruce Wyman, Steve Klein Reviewers:
Controls the selection of schemes to determine diffusion coefficents in the free atmosphere and outputs related diagnostic quantities.
The follow processes are controlled by this module: 1) Mellor-Yamada 2.5 turbulence closure scheme 2) Generalized diffusivity scheme 3) Shallow convection scheme 4) Calculation of gustiness
my25_turb_mod diffusivity_mod shallow_conv_mod diag_manager_mod time_manager_mod constants_mod utilities_mod
use vert_turb_driver_mod [,only: vert_turb_driver_init, vert_turb_driver, vert_turb_driver_end] vert_turb_driver_init - Must be called once before vert_turb_driver to initialize the module (reads namelist input) and other modules used. vert_turb_driver - Called every time step to compute diffusion coefficients. vert_turb_driver_end - Called at the end of the model run to terminate the vert_turb_driver module and other modules used. Notes: 1) A namelist interface controls runtime options and selects fields for diagnostics output.
call vert_turb_driver_init (id, jd, kd, axes, Time) input id, jd number of horizontal grid points in the global fields along the i and j axis, repectively. [integer] kd number of vertical points in a column of the atmosphere [integer] axes The axis indices that are returned by previous calls to diag_axis_init. The values of this array correspond to the x, y, full (p)level, and half (p)level axes. These are the axes that diagnostic fields are output on. [integer, dimension(4)] Time The current time. [time_type] --------------------------------------------------------------------- call vert_turb_driver (is, js, Time, Time_next, dt, frac_land, p_half, p_full, z_half, z_full, u_star, b_star, rough, u, v, t, q, um, vm, tm, qm, udt, vdt, tdt, qdt, diff_t, diff_m, gust [, mask, kbot] ) input is starting i index for current window [integer] js starting j index for current window [integer] Time time at the current time level (tau) [time_type] Time_next time at the next time level (tau+1) [time_type] dt time step in seconds (from tau-1 to tau+1 if leapfrog) [real] frac_land fraction (0. to 1.) of surface which covered by land [real, dimension(:,:)] p_half pressure at half model levels [real, dimension(:,:,nlev+1)] p_full pressure at full model levels [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] z_half height (in meters) at half model levels [real, dimension(:,:,nlev+1)] z_full height (in meters) at full model levels [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] u_star friction velocity (m/s) for the surface layer [real, dimension(:,:)] b_star bouyancy scale (deg K/m ???) for the surface layer [real, dimension(:,:)] rough surface roughness length scale (m) [real, dimension(:,:)] u zonal wind component (m/s) at full model levels at the current time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] v meridional wind component (m/s) at full model levels at the current time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] t temperature (deg K) at full model levels at the current time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] q specific humidity (kg/kg) at full model levels at the current time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] um zonal wind component (m/s) at the previous time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] vm meridional wind component (m/s) at the previous time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] tm temperature (deg K) at the previous time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] qm specific humidity (kg/kg) at the previous time level [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] udt zonal wind tendency in m/s2 [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] vdt meridional wind tendency in m/s2 [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] tdt temperature tendency in deg k per sec [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] qdt specific humidity tendency in kg vapor/kg air/sec [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] output diff_t diffusion coefficients (m2/s) for heat/moisture/tracers at half model levels, note that there is no surface value [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] diff_m diffusion coefficients (m2/s) for momentum at half model levels, note that there is no surface value [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] gust surface layer gustiness (m/s), currently this returns a constant value (1 m/s) everywhere [real, dimension(:,:)] input (optional), for the step-mountain (eta) coordinate option mask mask (1. or 0.) for grid boxes above or below the ground, usually only necessary for the step-mountain (eta) vertical coordinate [real, dimension(:,:,nlev)] kbot index of the lowest model level, usually only necessary for the step-mountain (eta) vertical coordinate [integer, dimension(:,:)] --------------------------------------------------------------------- call vert_turb_driver_end There are no arguments to this routine.
&vert_turb_driver_nml do_mellor_yamada Switch to to determine when Mellor-Yamada or the generalized diffusivity scheme is used. [logical, default: do_mellor_yamada=.true.] do_shallow_conv Switch to turn on/off shallow convection scheme. [logical, default: do_shallow_conv=.false.] gust_scheme Sets the scheme used for the gustiness calculation. Valid schemes (case sensitive) are: = 'constant' --> use namelist value CONSTANT_GUST = 'beljaars' --> use Beljaars(1994) scheme [character, default: gust_scheme = 'constant'] constant_gust Value used for gustiness (in m/s) when gust_scheme = 'constant'. [real, default: constant_gust = 1.] use_tau Switch to determine whether the input data (momentum, temp, sphum) used to computed the diffusion coefficients and/or update TKE should be for the current time level (tau) or next time level (tau+1) if use_tau = true then data at tau is used (e.g., u,v,t,q) if use_tau = false then data at tau+1 is used by explicitly adding the tendency to the data at tau-1 (e.g., tt=t+dt*tdt) [logical, default: use_tau=true ] do_molecular_diffusion ?????? [logical, default: do_molecular_diffusion = .false.]
Diagnostic fields may be output to a netcdf file by specifying the module name vert_turb and the desired field names (given below) in file diag_table. See the documentation for diag_manager.
Diagnostic fields for module name: vert_turb field name field description ---------- ----------------- tke turbulent kinetic energy (m2/s2) lscale turbulent length scale (m) lscale_0 master length scale (m) z_pbl depth of planetary boundary layer (m) gust gustiness (m/s) diff_t vert diff coeff for temp (m2/s) diff_m vert diff coeff for momentum (m2/s) diff_sc vert diff coeff for shallow conv (m2/s) Notes: 1) tke, lscale, and lscale_0 can only be output when the Mellor-Yamada scheme is used.
Changes prior to CVS version control changes (1/24/2000) * Minor change. When the Mellor-Yamada scheme is NOT selected the Mellor-Yamada initialization and end routines are no longer called. changes (10/4/1999) * Major changes. * MPP version created. Minor changes for open_file, error_mesg, and Fortran write statements. Answers should reproduce the previous version. * Implementation of the new MPP diagnostics package. This required major changes to the diagnostic interface and the manner in which diagnostics quantities are selected. There are additional arguments to several interfaces. changes (8/31/1999) Diagnostic field z_pbl, the depth of planetary boundary layer, may now be output for either the generalized diffusivity scheme or the Mellor-Yamada scheme. (In an earlier revision PBL depth could only be output for the diffusivity scheme.)
Fatal errors in vert_turb_driver_init: attempting to call initialization twice You can not call vert_turb_driver_init more than once. invalid value for namelist variable GUST_SCHEME The gustiness scheme you have selected is not valid. Check the namelist options for variable GUST_SCHEME. Fatal errors in vert_turb_driver: initialization has not been called You have not called vert_turb_driver_init before calling vert_turb_driver.
There are no known bugs.
None.


@import views.html.helpers._
@import views.html.calculation.resident._
@import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form
@import models.resident.properties.HowBecameOwnerModel
@(howBecameOwnerForm: Form[HowBecameOwnerModel], backLink: Option[String], homeLink: String, postAction: Call)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages)
@resident_main_template(
title = Messages("calc.resident.howBecameOwner.title"),
backLink = backLink,
homeLink = homeLink,
navTitle = Messages("calc.base.resident.properties.home")
) {
@errorSummary(howBecameOwnerForm, "gainedBy")
@Messages("calc.resident.howBecameOwner.title")
@form(action = postAction) {
@formInputRadioGroup(
field = howBecameOwnerForm("gainedBy"),
Seq(
"Bought" -> Messages("calc.resident.howBecameOwner.bought"),
"Inherited" -> Messages("calc.resident.howBecameOwner.inherited"),
"Gifted" -> Messages("calc.resident.howBecameOwner.gifted")
),
'_legend -> Messages("calc.resident.howBecameOwner.title"),
'_legendID -> "gainedBy",
'_legendClass -> "visuallyhidden",
'_labelAfter -> true,
'_labelClass -> "block-label",
'_groupClass -> "form-group radio-list",
'_fieldsetAttributes -> "aria-details = help"
)
}
}


| osa-miR398b |
Os04t0624600-01 |
0.0969 |
Similar to Starch synthase DULL1 |
| osa-miR820c |
Os05t0485800-00 |
0.51939 |
Similar to pollen-specific protein NTP303 |
| osa-MIR2106 |
Os02t0738900-01 |
0.41205 |
Secondary cell wall cellulose biosynthesis |
| osa-miR530-5p |
Os11t0141000-02 |
0.11557 |
Similar to PP2A regulatory subunit-like protein |
| osa-MIR2877 |
Os07t0239400-01 |
0.5 |
Similar to Ethylene-responsive small GTP-binding protein |
| osa-miR529b |
Os04t0550200-01 |
0.007149 |
Pathogenesis-related transcriptional factor and ERF domain containing protein |
| osa-miR2055 |
Os09t0439200-01 |
0.22505 |
Jasmonate ZIM-domain protein, Jasmonate-induced resistance to bacterial blight, Repressor of jasmonic acid signaling |
| osa-miR396h |
Os02t0776900-01 |
0.16384 |
Transcription activator, Gibberellin (GA)-induced stem elongation |
| osa-miR396h |
Os01t0643300-02 |
|
Similar to Auxin efflux carrier protein |
| osa-miR396h |
Os01t0643300-01 |
|
Similar to PIN1-like auxin transport protein |
| osa-miR166c-5p |
Os02t0759700-03 |
0.2 |
Similar to f-box family protein |


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VirtualSCADA
1.0
VirtualSCADA Senior Design Project
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Static Public Member Functions | |
| static | get ($uri, $action) |
| static | post ($uri, $action) |
| static | put ($uri, $action) |
| static | patch ($uri, $action) |
| static | delete ($uri, $action) |
| static | options ($uri, $action) |
| static | any ($uri, $action) |
| static | match ($methods, $uri, $action) |
| static | controllers ($controllers) |
| static | controller ($uri, $controller, $names=array()) |
| static | resource ($name, $controller, $options=array()) |
| static | getResourceUri ($resource) |
| static | getResourceWildcard ($value) |
| static | group ($attributes, $callback) |
| static | mergeWithLastGroup ($new) |
| static | mergeGroup ($new, $old) |
| static | dispatch ($request) |
| static | dispatchToRoute ($request) |
| static | matched ($callback) |
| static | before ($callback) |
| static | after ($callback) |
| static | filter ($name, $callback) |
| static | when ($pattern, $name, $methods=null) |
| static | whenRegex ($pattern, $name, $methods=null) |
| static | model ($key, $class, $callback=null) |
| static | bind ($key, $binder) |
| static | createClassBinding ($binding) |
| static | pattern ($key, $pattern) |
| static | patterns ($patterns) |
| static | callRouteBefore ($route, $request) |
| static | findPatternFilters ($request) |
| static | callRouteAfter ($route, $request, $response) |
| static | callRouteFilter ($filter, $parameters, $route, $request, $response=null) |
| static | withoutFilters ($callback) |
| static | enableFilters () |
| static | disableFilters () |
| static | input ($key, $default=null) |
| static | getCurrentRoute () |
| static | current () |
| static | has ($name) |
| static | currentRouteName () |
| static | is () |
| static | currentRouteNamed ($name) |
| static | currentRouteAction () |
| static | uses () |
| static | currentRouteUses ($action) |
| static | getCurrentRequest () |
| static | getRoutes () |
| static | getControllerDispatcher () |
| static | setControllerDispatcher ($dispatcher) |
| static | getInspector () |
| static | getPatterns () |
| static | handle ($request, $type=1, $catch=true) |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from Facade | |
| static | swap ($instance) |
| static | shouldReceive () |
| static | getFacadeRoot () |
| static | clearResolvedInstance ($name) |
| static | clearResolvedInstances () |
| static | getFacadeApplication () |
| static | setFacadeApplication ($app) |
| static | __callStatic ($method, $args) |
| static | swap ($instance) |
| static | shouldReceive () |
| static | getFacadeRoot () |
| static | clearResolvedInstance ($name) |
| static | clearResolvedInstances () |
| static | getFacadeApplication () |
| static | setFacadeApplication ($app) |
| static | __callStatic ($method, $args) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from Route | |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from Facade | |
| static | createFreshMockInstance ($name) |
| static | createMockByName ($name) |
| static | isMock () |
| static | getMockableClass () |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| static | resolveFacadeInstance ($name) |
| static | createFreshMockInstance ($name) |
| static | createMockByName ($name) |
| static | isMock () |
| static | getMockableClass () |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| static | resolveFacadeInstance ($name) |
| Static Protected Attributes inherited from Facade | |
| static | $app |
| static | $resolvedInstance |
Definition at line 10098 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new "after" filter with the router.
| string | callable | $callback |
Definition at line 10342 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new route responding to all verbs.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10180 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new "before" filter with the router.
| string | callable | $callback |
Definition at line 10331 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Add a new route parameter binder.
| string | $key | |
| string | callable | $binder |
Definition at line 10406 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Call the given route's before filters.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request | |
| \Illuminate\Http\Response | $response |
Definition at line 10476 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Call the given route's before filters.
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request |
Definition at line 10452 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Call the given route filter.
| string | $filter | |
| array | $parameters | |
| \Illuminate\Routing\Route | $route | |
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request | |
| \Illuminate\Http\Response | null | $response |
Definition at line 10491 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Route a controller to a URI with wildcard routing.
| string | $uri | |
| string | $controller | |
| array | $names |
Definition at line 10217 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register an array of controllers with wildcard routing.
| array | $controllers |
Definition at line 10204 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Create a class based binding using the IoC container.
| string | $binding |
Definition at line 10417 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the currently dispatched route instance.
Definition at line 10554 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the current route matches a given name.
| string | $name |
Definition at line 10597 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the current route action matches a given action.
| string | $action |
Definition at line 10629 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new DELETE route with the router.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10156 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Disable route filtering on the router.
Definition at line 10522 of file _ide_helper.php.
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static |
Dispatch the request to the application.
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request |
Definition at line 10298 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Dispatch the request to a route and return the response.
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request |
Definition at line 10309 of file _ide_helper.php.
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|
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Register a new filter with the router.
| string | $name | |
| string | callable | $callback |
Definition at line 10354 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Find the patterned filters matching a request.
| \Illuminate\Http\Request | $request |
Definition at line 10463 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new GET route with the router.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10108 of file _ide_helper.php.
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|
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Get the request currently being dispatched.
Definition at line 10639 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the currently dispatched route instance.
Definition at line 10544 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the base resource URI for a given resource.
| string | $resource |
Definition at line 10241 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Format a resource wildcard for usage.
| string | $value |
Definition at line 10252 of file _ide_helper.php.
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|
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Create a route group with shared attributes.
| array | $attributes | |
| \Closure | $callback |
Definition at line 10264 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the response for a given request.
| \Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request | $request | |
| int | $type | |
| bool | $catch |
Definition at line 10703 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Check if a route with the given name exists.
| string | $name |
Definition at line 10565 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get a route parameter for the current route.
| string | $key | |
| string | $default |
Definition at line 10534 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Alias for the "currentRouteNamed" method.
| mixed | string |
Definition at line 10586 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new route with the given verbs.
| array | string | $methods | |
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10193 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a route matched event listener.
| string | callable | $callback |
Definition at line 10320 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Merge the given group attributes.
| array | $new | |
| array | $old |
Definition at line 10287 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Merge the given array with the last group stack.
| array | $new |
Definition at line 10275 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a model binder for a wildcard.
| string | $key | |
| string | $class | |
| \Closure | $callback |
| NotFoundHttpException |
Definition at line 10394 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new OPTIONS route with the router.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10168 of file _ide_helper.php.
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static |
Register a new PATCH route with the router.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10144 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Set a global where pattern on all routes
| string | $key | |
| string | $pattern |
Definition at line 10429 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Set a group of global where patterns on all routes
| array | $patterns |
Definition at line 10440 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new POST route with the router.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10120 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Register a new PUT route with the router.
| string | $uri | |
| \Closure | array | string | $action |
Definition at line 10132 of file _ide_helper.php.
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static |
Route a resource to a controller.
| string | $name | |
| string | $controller | |
| array | $options |
Definition at line 10230 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Set the controller dispatcher instance.
| \Illuminate\Routing\ControllerDispatcher | $dispatcher |
Definition at line 10670 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Alias for the "currentRouteUses" method.
| mixed | string |
Definition at line 10618 of file _ide_helper.php.
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static |
Register a pattern-based filter with the router.
| string | $pattern | |
| string | $name | |
| array | null | $methods |
Definition at line 10367 of file _ide_helper.php.
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static |
Register a regular expression based filter with the router.
| string | $pattern | |
| string | $name | |
| array | null | $methods |
Definition at line 10380 of file _ide_helper.php.
|
static |
Run a callback with filters disable on the router.
| callable | $callback |
Definition at line 10502 of file _ide_helper.php.


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