public interface QueueApi
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
URI |
create(String queueName)
The CreateQueue action creates a new queue.
|
URI |
create(String queueName,
CreateQueueOptions options)
same as
#create(String, String) except you can
control options such as delay seconds. |
void |
delete(URI queue)
The DeleteQueue action deletes the queue specified by the queue URL,
regardless of whether the queue is empty.
|
URI |
get(String queueName)
The GetQueueUrl action returns the Uniform Resource Locater (URL) of a
queue.
|
String |
getAttribute(URI queue,
String attributeName)
returns an attribute of a queue.
|
QueueAttributes |
getAttributes(URI queue)
returns all attributes of a queue.
|
Map<String,String> |
getAttributes(URI queue,
Iterable<String> attributeNames)
returns an attribute of a queue.
|
URI |
getInAccount(String queueName,
String accountId)
like
get(String) , except specifying the owner of the queue. |
com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable<URI> |
list()
The ListQueues action returns a list of your queues.
|
com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable<URI> |
list(ListQueuesOptions options) |
void |
setAttribute(URI queue,
String name,
String value)
The SetQueueAttributes action sets one attribute of a queue per request.
|
@Named(value="ListQueues") com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable<URI> list()
@Named(value="ListQueues") com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable<URI> list(ListQueuesOptions options)
@Named(value="GetQueueUrl") URI get(String queueName)
queueName
- The name of an existing queue.@Named(value="GetQueueUrl") URI getInAccount(String queueName, String accountId)
get(String)
, except specifying the owner of the queue.
To access a queue that belongs to another AWS account, use the
QueueOwnerAWSAccountId parameter to specify the account ID of the queue's
owner. The queue's owner must grant you permission to access the queue.accountId
- @Named(value="CreateQueue") URI create(String queueName)
region
- Queues are Region-specific.queueName
- The name to use for the queue created. Constraints: Maximum 80
characters; alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and
underscores (_) are allowed.@Named(value="CreateQueue") URI create(String queueName, CreateQueueOptions options)
#create(String, String)
except you can
control options such as delay seconds.options
- options such as delay seconds#create(String, String)
@Named(value="DeleteQueue") void delete(URI queue)
queue
- queue you want to delete@Named(value="GetQueueAttributes") QueueAttributes getAttributes(URI queue)
queue
- queue to get the attributes of@Named(value="GetQueueAttributes") Map<String,String> getAttributes(URI queue, Iterable<String> attributeNames)
queue
- queue to get the attributes of@Named(value="GetQueueAttributes") String getAttribute(URI queue, String attributeName)
queue
- queue to get the attributes of@Named(value="SetQueueAttributes") void setAttribute(URI queue, String name, String value)
queue
- queue to set the attribute onname
- The name of the attribute you want to set.
VisibilityTimeout - The length of time (in seconds) that a
message received from a queue will be invisible to other
receiving components when they ask to receive messages. For more
information about VisibilityTimeout, see Visibility Timeout in
the Amazon SQS Developer Guide.
Policy - The formal description of the permissions for a
resource. For more information about Policy, see Basic Policy
Structure in the Amazon SQS Developer Guide.
MaximumMessageSize - The limit of how many bytes a message can
contain before Amazon SQS rejects it.
MessageRetentionPeriod - The number of seconds Amazon SQS
retains a message.
DelaySeconds - The time in seconds that the delivery of all
messages in the queue will be delayed.value
- The value of the attribute you want to set. To delete a queue's
access control policy, set the policy to "".
Constraints: Constraints are specific for each value.
VisibilityTimeout - An integer from 0 to 43200 (12 hours). The
default for this attribute is 30 seconds.
Policy - A valid form-url-encoded policy. For more information
about policy structure, see Basic Policy Structure in the Amazon
SQS Developer Guide. For more information about
form-url-encoding, see
http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html-spec/html-spec_8.html#SEC8.2.1.
MaximumMessageSize - An integer from 1024 bytes (1 KiB) up to
65536 bytes (64 KiB). The default for this attribute is 65536
(64 KiB).
MessageRetentionPeriod - Integer representing seconds, from 60
(1 minute) to 1209600 (14 days). The default for this attribute
is 345600 (4 days).
DelaySeconds - An integer from 0 to 900 (15 minutes). The
default for this attribute is 0.Copyright © 2009-2013 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


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This city is on the northern shore of the magnificent harbour of Twofold Bay. It is a principal commercial port of the south coast of Australia as well as a major fishing town.
Originally this was a whaling town, but now it is a centre for whale-watching. Many species can be seen just off shore here during their annual migration (September to November).
This is a good point from which to explore the Gippsland Lakes, Australia's largest inland waterway. This is an area that is well worth visiting and possible even with a larger yacht. Visit www.nineofcups.com/NewSouthWales for more an interesting report.
Location 37° 04'21" S, 149° 54'27" E.
Arriving yachts must contact Eden Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol on Ch 16 prior to arrival.
For full details of Clearance into Australia, see Noonsite/Australia/Clearance page.
Last updated August 2013.
Snug Cove is not an all weather, safe harbour and yachts must not be left for extended periods here.
Visiting yachts can moor at the Mooring Jetty which is on the western side of Snug Cove. It is a concrete decked, wooden fended jetty, 150m long. It gas both water and electricity outlets.
There are no public mooring buoys available in Twofold Bay.
It is possible to anchor in Snug Bay.
Last updated August 2013.


Situated about 50 miles north of Cairns, Port Douglas is a key base for exploring the Great Barrier Reef. There are a large number of boat charter and diving operations in the town. It is also a useful place from which to explore the tropical rainforests.
Position 16° 29' S, 145° 27' E.
This is not a Port of Entry. Report to Cairns.
There is a large marina here as well as a small one and several anchorages opposite the port and further up the river. The entrance to the habour as well as the marinas are dredged to a minimum of 2m. Call VHF channel 16 or tel:<PHONE_NUMBER> for the local conditions.
On the way into the port, before the marinas, a new public pontoon will be installed in March 2015 where free mooring is allowed for 60 minutes. Clean water is available there and it is also close to a supermarket and a bank.
The long line of pile moorings is controlled by the Douglas Shire Council which is located in Mossman. Further upstream there is room for visitors to anchor. An alternative anchorage in the south-east season is the lagoon at Low Isles.
The sheltered waterways beyond the marinas are designated anchorages for use in the event of a cyclone alert (Dickson’s Inlet and Packers Creek).
The port is well supplied with shipwrights, riggers, engineering, electronic & electrical services, a sailmaker and limited chandlery.
The large Reef Marina (see photo) is close to the town, and there is bus service and a tourist train between the two.
The Closehaven Marina is a little further away and rarely has extra space.
Last updated February 2015.


‘Bigil’ Box Office update: Thalapathy Vijay's film emerges as the highest-grosser in overseas territories
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMAfter setting fresh benchmarks and pocketing a whole lot of records, Thalapathy Vijay's 'Bigil' has now become the star's top-grossing film in the overseas market. Within two weeks of release the film has collected a mammoth total of $ 11.5 million.
Bigil Movie Review : Thalapathy Vijay starrer is an engaging entertainer
'Bigil' is already the highest-grossing Tamil movie of 2019 in countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, UAE/GCC, Norway and France. This sports drama is now the third consecutive film of Vijay to have crossed $10 million mark in the overseas market, after 'Mersal' and 'Sarkar'.
The film features Vijay in a double role as a father and son. He plays the coach of a women's football team. 'Bigil' is directed by Atlee and also stars Jackie Shroff, Nayanthara, Kathir, Yogi Babu and Vivek in crucial roles. The film is produced by AGS Entertainment and was made on a massive budget.


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Use typeahead to create an input that shows a list of options based on user input.
The below arguments are required for the options object:
data-template: If you want to customise the apparence of the typeahead box, provide the name of the template.
data-source: provide an array of results (can be reactive)
data-value-key: What is the key of your data-source that you want to use.
You can add any other attribute.


The RelaxInterEdges class.
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#include <RelaxInterEdges.h>
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The methods under this section are responsible for constructing an instance of type RelaxInterEdges.
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The methods under this section are responsible for modifying an instance of RelaxInterEdges.
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| void | interEdgesCaseOne (SubGraph &gMaingraph, VertexDescriptor &vSource, VertexDescriptor &vTarget, int *iOuterIntersect) |
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| void | interEdgesCaseTwoSourceOuter (SubGraph &gMaingraph, VertexDescriptor &vSource, VertexDescriptor &vTarget, int *iOuterIntersect, SubGraph *gTarget) |
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| void | interEdgesCaseTwoSourceInner (SubGraph &gMaingraph, VertexDescriptor &vSource, VertexDescriptor &vTarget, int *iOuterIntersect, SubGraph *gTarget) |
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| void | OverLapCaseSourceOuter (SubGraph &gMaingraph, VertexDescriptor &vSource, VertexDescriptor &vTarget, SubGraph *gTarget, int iSourceGraphId) |
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| void | OverLapCaseSourceInner (SubGraph &gMaingraph, VertexDescriptor &vSource, VertexDescriptor &vTarget, SubGraph *gSource, int iTargetGraphId) |
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| void | nonOverLapCase (SubGraph &gMaingraph, VertexDescriptor &vSource, VertexDescriptor &vTarget, SubGraph *gSource, SubGraph *gTarget) |
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The RelaxInterEdges class.
The class provides helpers to manage inter-subgraph edge in graph; used in force directed layout to stabilize edges crossing clusters.
| RelaxInterEdges::RelaxInterEdges |
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Constructs new object of type RelaxInterEdges.
- Precondition
- none
- Parameters
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- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
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| void RelaxInterEdges::interEdgesCaseOne |
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SubGraph & |
gMaingraph, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vSource, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vTarget, |
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int * |
iOuterIntersect |
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Calculates and sets displacement of vertices when one vertex is in outermost graph and other is in its immediate subgraph.
- Precondition
- gMaingraph != NULL
- Parameters
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| gMaingraph | reference to graph |
| vSource | Source Vertex Discriptor |
| vTarget | Target Vertex Discriptor |
| iOuterIntersect | Pointer to outer intersect points. |
- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
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| void RelaxInterEdges::interEdgesCaseTwoSourceInner |
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SubGraph & |
gMaingraph, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vSource, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vTarget, |
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int * |
iOuterIntersect, |
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SubGraph * |
gTarget |
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Calculates and sets displacement of vertices when Target vertex is in outermost graph and other is in its non-immediate subgraph.
- Precondition
- gMaingraph != NULL
- Parameters
-
| gMaingraph | reference to graph |
| vSource | Source Vertex Discriptor |
| vTarget | Target Vertex Discriptor |
| iOuterIntersect | Pointer to outer intersect points. |
| gTarget | pointer to target graph |
- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
-
| void RelaxInterEdges::interEdgesCaseTwoSourceOuter |
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SubGraph & |
gMaingraph, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vSource, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vTarget, |
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int * |
iOuterIntersect, |
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SubGraph * |
gTarget |
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| |
Calculates and sets displacement of vertices when Source vertex is in outermost graph and other is in its non-immediate subgraph.
- Precondition
- gMaingraph != NULL
- Parameters
-
| gMaingraph | reference to graph |
| vSource | Source Vertex Discriptor |
| vTarget | Target Vertex Discriptor |
| gTarget | pointer to target graph |
| iOuterIntersect | Pointer to outer intersect points. |
- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
-
| void RelaxInterEdges::nonOverLapCase |
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SubGraph & |
gMaingraph, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vSource, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vTarget, |
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SubGraph * |
gSource, |
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SubGraph * |
gTarget |
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) |
| |
Calculates and sets displacement of vertices when both Source vertex is and other is in some overlapping graph.
- Precondition
- gMaingraph != NULL
- Parameters
-
| gMaingraph | reference to graph |
| vSource | Source Vertex Discriptor |
| gSource | Pointer to Source graph |
| gTarget | Pointer to Target graph |
| vTarget | Target Vertex Discriptor |
- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
-
| void RelaxInterEdges::OverLapCaseSourceInner |
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SubGraph & |
gMaingraph, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vSource, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vTarget, |
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SubGraph * |
gSource, |
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int |
iTargetGraphId |
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) |
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Calculates and sets displacement of vertices when both Source vertex is and other is in some overlapping graph.
- Precondition
- gMaingraph != NULL
- Parameters
-
| gMaingraph | reference to graph |
| vSource | Source Vertex Discriptor |
| gSource | Pointer Source graph |
| vTarget | Target Vertex Discriptor |
| iTargetGraphId | GraphId of target graph. |
- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
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| void RelaxInterEdges::OverLapCaseSourceOuter |
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SubGraph & |
gMaingraph, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vSource, |
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VertexDescriptor & |
vTarget, |
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SubGraph * |
gTarget, |
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int |
iSourceGraphId |
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Calculates and sets displacement of vertices when both Source vertex is and other is in some overlapping graph.
- Precondition
- gMaingraph != NULL
- Parameters
-
| gMaingraph | reference to graph |
| vSource | Source Vertex Discriptor |
| vTarget | Target Vertex Discriptor |
| gTarget | Pointer to target graph |
| iSourceGraphId | GraphId of source graph. |
- Returns
- none
- Exceptions
-
Single object for accessing properties
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- D:/Store Room/GraphLayout/GraphLayoutLibrary/ForceBasedLayout/RelaxInterEdges.h
- D:/Store Room/GraphLayout/GraphLayoutLibrary/ForceBasedLayout/RelaxInterEdges.cpp


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battle-backbone provides a loosely coupled architecture that makes use
of events and requests.
This section describes how the event system works and how you can
extend it.
battle-backbone uses Backbone.Radio that extends the common publish-subscribe pattern provided by Backbone.Events by a request-response pattern and the concepts of channels. It makes the communication in your application easier and more intuitive.
.trigger()
function known from
Backbone.Events..request()
to request and .reply()
to register
a value.
Every controller extending the abstract Controller is
provided with an event bus stored in the <%- ('coffee' === lang.ext ? '@' : 'this.') %>vent
property.
It is connected to the application and can be used by services to share functionality. Thus, there is a flat
communication hierarchy connection all the important parts.
Changes the title of the document to the given string
Scrolls to the top of the page
Scrolls to the element that matches the given selector.
Scrolls to the given page offset
en-US
)Changes the user's language both internally and in the URL. Hard reloads the page so that require.js i18n requests the correct language files.
window.location.href
)
en-US
docs
docs/events/list
.request('route:full')
returns docs/events/list
requesting route:sub
will return events/list
.
<%- JSON.stringify( vent.request('route:info'), null, 4 ) %>
Navigates to the given route. Triggers the destroy function in the
currently active controller, lazy loads the next controller and triggers
the show function there.
More details can be found in the Modules section.
Updates the URL but fires no events. Useful for in-module navigation.
Triggered when a route is left. Information about the route that is going to be left and information about the next route is passed.
Triggered when a new route is shown.
Triggered when the application starts.
This event is triggered after all services have been loaded


Websphere Commerce (WCS) is e-Commerce software platform. It supports multiple business models to support a wide range of customer requirements.
WCS did not have Git support till version 8. It has introduced Git support from version 9 onwards. Git is a free open source distributed source control management software.
This blog we are going to discuss Git configuration with WCS build.
Prerequisite:
Git needs to be installed on the build system
Copy2 the template file from wcbd template to wcbd folder and update the names as given below.
extract-git.private.properties
extract-git.properties
extract-git.xml
Configure build.property to pick new extract-git.xml
extract.ant.file=${basedir}/extract-git.xml
Configure git URL and default branch or tag name in extract-git.properties.
Configure git username and password in extract-git.private.properties
Run the build and test it using the following command.
Update the extract-git.xml with below ant code.
Run the build and test it using the following command.
./wcbd-ant -buildfile wcbd-build.xml
This is all about configuring Git with WCBD ant script. This script covers build in both the modes full and update. Also, this build supports code checkout form tag and branch both.


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This is one way of thinking about grids in programming
Grid is represented by a 1-dimensional Array (a list of indices)
The array and grid are 0-indexed (i.e. counting starts at 0, not 1)
The grid starts from the top-left (i.e. the top-left grid
square is array_index 0. The top row is row_index 0. The left-most column is
column_index 0)
This means the right-most column is column_index (Number_of_Columns - 1)
Similarly, the bottom row is row_index (Number_of_Rows - 1)
The bottom-right grid square is the last square in the array, and has array_index
(Number_of_Rows * Number_of_Columns - 1). As Rows * Columns is how many squares exist in total.
Directions
Given an array index in the grid, its grid neighbors (up, down, left, right, and diagonals) can be
calculated with some arithmetic that works in all cases (minding the edges).
For the following examples let Z be an array_index, let calculations use a 10 x 10 grid, let there
actually be a valid neighbor.
Left: (Z - 1). Example: For the square with array_index 4, the square to its left has array_index 3.
3 = (4 - 1)
Right: (Z + 1). Example: For the square with array_index 4, the square to its left has array_index
5. 5 = (4 + 1)
Down: (Z + Number_of_Columns). Example: For the square with array_index 4, the square below it has
array_index 14. 14 = (4 + 10)
Up: (Z - Number_of_Columns). Example: For the square with array_index 14, the square above it has
array_index 4. 4 = (14 - 10)
Location and Boundaries
Given the above overview, we can check if a given array_index has any neighbors in a certain
direction, or if it is on one of the edges
Row: Floor( Z / Number_of_Columns ). Floor here colloquially means "round down" any decimal.
Example: For the square with array_index 5, it is in the top row, row 0. 0 = Floor( 5 / 10 ) =
Floor(
0.5 ). For the square with array_index 15, it is in the second row, row 1. 1 = Floor( 15 / 10 ) =
Floor( 1.5 )
Col: (Z % Number_of_Columns). '%' here is the modulo operator, giving the remainder after dividing.
Example: For the square with array_index 5, it is in the sixth column, which has index 5. 5 = (5 %
10). For the square with array_index 20, it is in the first column, column 0. 0 = (20 % 10)
Given the Row_Index and Column_Index for a given square, we can check if it is in the top row, the
bottom row, the left-most column, the right-most column, or somewhere in the middle of the grid.
Top: Floor( Z / Number_of_Columns) == 0
Bottom: Floor( Z / Number_of_Columns) == Number_of_Rows- 1
Left: (Z % Number_of_Columns) == 0
Right: (Z % Number_of_Columns) == Number_of_Columns - 1


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System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\pipeline.cs (2)
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Log(message, invocationInfo, PipelineExecutionStatus.
Complete
);
202
if (pipelineExecutionStatus == PipelineExecutionStatus.
Complete
)


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Many datasets have an obvious spatial component (samples taken at a location or model results that describe an area). However, for some datasets, a location may not be relevant or even recorded (chemical analysis datasets wholly performed in the lab, data describing synthesis of new dispersants, etc.)
Example - "Dataset contains laboratory measurements of oil degradation, no field sampling involved"
|
Define the spatial extent of your dataset by providing a list of coordinates or drawing on the map. Select the method and then the geometry type that best represents the spatial extent of your dataset.


API Documentation
This is the API that you can use in the main console (or the script environment).
mtgObject documentation
cardObject documentation
Query Syntax


Modular forms#
One of SageMath’s computational specialities is (the very technical field of) modular forms and can do a lot more than is even suggested in this very brief introduction.
Cusp forms#
How do you compute the dimension of a space of cusp forms using Sage?
To compute the dimension of the space of cusp forms for Gamma use
the command dimension_cusp_forms
. Here is an example from
section “Modular forms” in the Tutorial:
sage: from sage.modular.dims import dimension_cusp_forms
sage: dimension_cusp_forms(Gamma0(11),2)
1
sage: dimension_cusp_forms(Gamma0(1),12)
1
sage: dimension_cusp_forms(Gamma1(389),2)
6112
Related commands: dimension_new__cusp_forms_gamma0
(for
dimensions of newforms), dimension_modular_forms
(for modular
forms), and dimension_eis
(for Eisenstein series). The syntax is
similar - see the Reference Manual for examples.
Coset representatives#
The explicit representation of fundamental domains of arithmetic quotients \(H/\Gamma\) can be determined from the cosets of \(\Gamma\) in \(SL_2(\ZZ)\). How are these cosets computed in Sage?
Here is an example of computing the coset representatives of \(SL_2(\ZZ)/\Gamma_0(11)\):
sage: G = Gamma0(11); G
Congruence Subgroup Gamma0(11)
sage: list(G.coset_reps())
[
[1 0] [ 0 -1] [1 0] [ 0 -1] [ 0 -1] [ 0 -1] [ 0 -1] [ 0 -1]
[0 1], [ 1 0], [1 1], [ 1 2], [ 1 3], [ 1 4], [ 1 5], [ 1 6],
[ 0 -1] [ 0 -1] [ 0 -1] [ 0 -1]
[ 1 7], [ 1 8], [ 1 9], [ 1 10]
]
Modular symbols and Hecke operators#
Next we illustrate computation of Hecke operators on a space of modular symbols of level 1 and weight 12.
sage: M = ModularSymbols(1,12)
sage: M.basis()
([X^8*Y^2,(0,0)], [X^9*Y,(0,0)], [X^10,(0,0)])
sage: t2 = M.T(2)
sage: f = t2.charpoly('x'); f
x^3 - 2001*x^2 - 97776*x - 1180224
sage: factor(f)
(x - 2049) * (x + 24)^2
sage: M.T(11).charpoly('x').factor()
(x -<PHONE_NUMBER>12) * (x - 534612)^2
Here t2
represents the Hecke operator \(T_2\) on the space
of Full Modular Symbols for \(\Gamma_0(1)\) of weight
\(12\) with sign \(0\) and dimension \(3\) over
\(\QQ\).
sage: M = ModularSymbols(Gamma1(6),3,sign=0)
sage: M
Modular Symbols space of dimension 4 for Gamma_1(6) of weight 3 with sign 0
over Rational Field
sage: M.basis()
([X,(0,5)], [X,(3,5)], [X,(4,5)], [X,(5,5)])
sage: M._compute_hecke_matrix_prime(2).charpoly()
x^4 - 17*x^2 + 16
sage: M.integral_structure()
Free module of degree 4 and rank 4 over Integer Ring
Echelon basis matrix:
[1 0 0 0]
[0 1 0 0]
[0 0 1 0]
[0 0 0 1]
See the section on modular forms in the Tutorial or the Reference Manual for more examples.
Genus formulas#
Sage can compute the genus of \(X_0(N)\), \(X_1(N)\), and related curves. Here are some examples of the syntax:
sage: from sage.modular.dims import dimension_cusp_forms
sage: dimension_cusp_forms(Gamma0(22))
2
sage: dimension_cusp_forms(Gamma0(30))
3
sage: dimension_cusp_forms(Gamma1(30))
9
See the code for computing dimensions of spaces of modular forms
(in sage/modular/dims.py
) or the paper by Oesterlé and Cohen {CO}
for some details.


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As UX Engineer I graffiti up whiteboards, work nimbly across the modern JavaScript toolchain prototyping prospective implementations, and I specialize in scalable CSS architecture. I strive to purposefully distill complex problems into elegant web-based solutions, producing beautifully engaging experiences. I take wireframes from initial scribble and explore design through varying degrees of prototypical fidelity. I manage design systems, implement user interfaces, and commit front-end skullduggery. I have presented my work at design meetups and code schools and have consulted in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, New York, Atlanta, Nashville, and Seattle between 2011-Present. In 2015 I was featured on the front page of GeekWire for participating in [and ultimately winning] Seattle's largest hackathon to date alongside my brilliant team of crucibled leaders: SpaceLabForever.
I was previously at Facebook where I worked on FBIDE codenamed Lyric: the zero-install, cloud-based IDE that was well-loved and impacted a significant number of Facebook engineers between 2013-2017. I would love to work as a UX Designer for Codepen and Github (esp Atom/VS Code) and SpaceX. Over the last decade, I've joined design and engineering teams and contributed to the outcome of a plethora of internal and customer-facing tools. While I love being a remote consultant, I am especially happy to serve on staff at major brands as I continue to grow in this discipline. I dedicated my early career to a federal organization assisting non-profits in rural Kentucky carry out their missions and impacting the lives of people who I care deeply about. "From Kentucky well-water to whale-watchin' off my back porch." -CunninLynguists
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with rows as samples and columns as features.
For demonstration purposes we will load a dataset with ads, with 10000 samples and 10 ads.
# Import library
import thompson as th
# Load example data
df = th.import_example()
# Show data
print(df)
# Ad 1 Ad 2 Ad 3 Ad 4 Ad 5 Ad 6 Ad 7 Ad 8 Ad 9 Ad 10
# 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0
# 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
# 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
# 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
# 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
# ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
# 9995 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
# 9996 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
# 9997 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
# 9998 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
# 9999 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
# Compute which add is best using multi-armed bandits.
results = th.thompson(df)
Output
The output of thompson
thompson.thompson()
is a dictionary with the following keys:
columns : Name of the columns
total_reward : Total rewards
cols_selected : Vector that decribes for each sample the linked feature
cols_rewards_0 : The rewards per feature
cols_rewards_1 : The rewards per feature
methodtype : Method that is used


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Wildflower 2014 Race Report
Pre-Race
I got to the Lake San Antonio campsite almost an entire week before the race on Saturday. I was able to enjoy the campground, relax, read and do a little reconnaissance of the course. On Wednesday, April 30 I was able to go for a nice ride around the entire bike course, totaling 56 miles by the end of the ride. Unfortunately, this time I only took two water bottles and forgot to include any cash, so I was considerably dehydrated and barely made it back to the campsite. I must say, it was a very good lesson, it taught me a lot about the importance of hydration, especially when you’re in the middle of nowhere, i.e. Central California. I did not want to be too tired or sore before the race, so it made sure to take it easy and go at a calm pace.
On Friday, the day before the race, I went out for a short bike ride, about 12 miles, and managed to see reigning champion Jesse Thomas heading out for a ride. It was very exciting for me, one day I want to be just like Jesse
.
Race
The race was a bit different than most years this time around. The lake was so low that they had to move the swim to an entire different location, a whole two miles from where it usually starts. This meant that we had to run back to the bikes, about two miles, and these were discounted from the run later on in the course.
I was the about the only person in my age group that did not wear a wetsuit, went old school, figured it would be so hot during the day anyways that it was really not necessary. I am glad I went with that decision as the water temperature was very nice.
Swim - 00:37:15 - Pace: 00:01:57 / 100m
I managed to get a nice rhythm in the swim but would start to lose my breath, forcing me to stop and catch it again before I could keep swimming. I kept trying to draft behind a swimmer of my same, or similar ability but this proved impossible, only managing to keep behind people for a few strokes before they would either take off or go to slow. Eventually I looked at my Garmin as I was coming out of the water and I read a time of about 37 minutes. At this point I was feeling pretty strong, no cramping, ready to take on the next several hours of raw endurance.
Run1 - 00:21:31 - Pace 00:09:42
The first run went by pretty quickly, although I was definitely trying to keep my pace to around 8:30/mile or so as to avoid getting to tired before the bike. Everyone was passing me, but I figured it would be much better to conserve energy. The run went through the old lake bed and the GPS would confirm this later as we were running on water according to the Garmin.
T1A - 00:05:28
I took my time during the transition to the bike as I had to get on all my gear. I made sure to apply sun screen and my bolero to avoid getting scorched under the sun. In hind-sight this was a great idea, I saw several other athletes with major sun burns.
Bike - 03:46:31 - Pace:14.8MPH
I set off for the famous long bike course, it was an exhilarating moment as I knew there was still a tremendous amount of work ahead of me.
Shortly after, the real work began, a nasty grade style incline all the way to the top of Lynch hill where the campsites were. One guy was looking like he was really struggling, and I thought to myself that if he was struggling this soon in to the race, he was in for a LONG day, if he managed to finish at all.
I decided to really take my time and not push myself since the course would be so long, hard and hilly. This worked out greatly, I ended up underestimating my abilities as I still felt pretty strong in my legs towards the end of the race.
The first few miles out of the camp grounds were very hilly, over and over again, having to grind slowly while a slew of riders just kept passing me by.
I just kept trudging along and maintaining my own pace as slowly, but surely my bladder began to fill up to capacity, making it very uncomfortable to pedal. Luckily for me, there were plenty of port-o-potties along the bike course, approximately every 10 miles or so. I would end up making about 5 port-o-potty stops as the same situation would present itself multiple times. It didn’t matter how hard I tried to pee on the bike, I could not do it for the life of me. I’ve learned that this is a skill unto its own, that must be practiced if one is to become good at relieving themselves while riding a time trial, or any bike for that matter. I probably lost a few minutes each time I stopped, I think.
I had to remember to keep taking my nutrition, which included salt pills, and my Hammer Perpeteum made into a paste that I tucked into a little bottle holder on my stem. I was amazed at how well these two products work with each other. I would constantly get hungry and would just take a swig of my paste, it has calories, so, it helped with that.
Run - 02:32:32 - Pace: 00:11:38 min/mile
The run went pretty well, however, I had to walk a good portion of i as it was extremely steep and I was feeling pretty tired. The first few miles went by rather quickly, I hit one aid-station after the other. The Cal Poly volunteers were going wild, cheering everyone on.
At this point the day was starting to get very hot, luckily I had my bolero on so my arms were covered. The course was a bit different that years prior since we already ran before getting on the bike.
I was wearing my Hoka One-One shoes and they felt great. I saw a few other people doing the same thing.  The views of the former Lake San Antonio were breathtaking, I was pacing myself enough to be able to enjoy the views. At around mile 5 I had to make a dash to the port-o-potty and find relief. I realized I probably hadn’t dialed in my nutrition quite right the night before and was suffering for it on the run.
At this point my feet really started to hurt, partly because my cycling cleats were secured way too tight during the ride. I felt tired, hungry and ready to get to the finish line. I tried to keep up my pace but it proved very difficult. As I approached mile 9 or so, a group of Cal Poly volunteers pulled up their shirts and flashed me and a few other guys with their bare breasts — considered a yearly tradition — this made us pick up the pace just a bit.
I had a vague idea of what the run course would look like, this was an important mistake. After running mile after mile, we started to head back through the park’s main gate, a sure sign that we were close to the finish line. However, this was a bit disillusioning since there was still a considerable portion left of the run, we still had to traverse the camp sites, do a few loops and then finally head down the infamous Lynch hill. Lynch Hill is a special hill, it is extremely steep and has many sharp, dangerous turns. By the time I arrived I couldn’t wait to reach the finish line, I was reaching the end of my limit.
Conclusion
I had an amazing time at Wildflower this year. There was several important differences that I made from the year before that allowed me to have a much better experience this time around. Last year, I had just injured my shoulder a few days before the race while riding around Lake Tahoe. It was terrible, I was diagnosed with Bursitis and given some anti-inflammatory, this didn’t help much and I needed some good old rest. However, I had been waiting for this event for so long that I didn’t even consider skipping the race. Even though it was just the Olympic distance it not only hindered my performance but it also did further damage to my shoulder.
 However, keeping a cool mind, riding the course a few days before and training very hard allowed me to exceed my expectations. I went the entirety of the course without cramping, something that was previously unheard of for me. It was the first taste of what the distance has to offer.
I particularly learned that there is a tremendous difference between short/medium (sprint/olympic) and longer course racing. While the former relies way more heavily on raw power and not so much on nutrition, the latter requires a much more even-keeled mindset. I was able to get a preview of what the rest of my half-ironman and beyond races would feel like.


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Thank the Teacher crowd funds fund gift carts for teachers. If you want to use the service for a school or sports organization, please contact me.
Thank the Teacher is a Lean Startup experiment. Our hypothesis is that pople will use our service to contribute to teacher gift card accounts and that we can make enough money along the way to cover our costs and help a school fund-raising organization.
Our goal was to test this hypothesis with as little money as possible through one Lean Startup (Build/Measure/Learn) cycle.
A giftcard campaign requires participation by:
In late November, we got our first customer, Fishers High School. The fundraising organization was the school’s Volleyball Club.
We used the site to create a gift card campaign and upload a CSV file of 250 teachers, coaches, administrative, and support staff.
On December 4th and 7th, parents of the participating school were notified of the gift card campaign. The two emails invited parents to voluntarily contribute to their favorite teachers’ and staff members’ gift card accounts by clicking an embedded link our web site.
Once on the site, parents coud purchase a contribution to their favorite teacher’s gift card account. We summed the purchase and added 3.1% to cover credit card processing fee.
We ordered gift cards via our Amazon Affiliate program on December 12th. We printed greeting cards identifying the recipient, gifted amount, redemption instructions, and the names of the contributors.
On December 18, all cards were delivered to school faculty.
The Amazon Affiliate Program offers a 6% commission gift card purchases. We intended to split the proceeds between the fund-raising organizaton and ThankTheTeacher.com.
The site generated over $1400 of gift cards contributions. We delivered Gift Cards to 122 different staff members. The average value of each card was $10.00.
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The service could be viable if we kept donations funds in-house until gift card redemption. This would solve our cash flow problem and allow us to make a bit of interest on the contributions.
Redemption costs could be minimized with email distribution of gift card with a “click to redeem” feature.
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Low hails 'underrated' Germany goalscorer Ginter
by BeSoccerMatthias Ginter shone in Germany's rout of Belarus, winning him recognition from head coach Joachim Low.
Joachim Low heaped praise on Matthias Ginter following his standout display in Germany's comfortable 4-0 Euro 2020 qualifying victory over Belarus on Saturday.
Borussia Monchengladbach star Ginter opened his international account with a deft flick at his club side's home stadium and later set up one of Toni Kroos' two goals.
Still only 25, Ginter is already a veteran of two World Cup campaigns but has taken time to cement a regular spot in Low's plans.
But after six starts in 2019 and with Niklas Sule sidelined by a long-term knee injury, the 29-cap centre-back looks set to be a big part of his nation's Euro 2020 assault.
"A lot of people talked about Matthias Ginter during the week. He's a bit underrated," head coach Low said.
"He's always performed well for the team. I know what to I can expect from him. Ginter is solid and has a very good first ball out of defence. He's also improved defensively and is calm and reliable. You know what to expect, which is important for a coach. He doesn't have a lot of ups and downs. I'm very happy for him that he scored a goal, and such a beautiful one."
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Leon Goretzka joined Ginter and Kroos on the scoresheet as Germany confirmed their Euro 2020 qualification.
Manuel Neuer did have to keep out a second-half penalty from Igor Stasevich in order to preserve the home side's clean sheet, leaving Low aware of the work that still needs to be done.
"I congratulated the players on securing qualification – that was our main goal," he said.
"The team played really well. They combined well with one another. We were slightly sloppy after our third goal and have to be more clinical."
Germany are now top of Group C going into Tuesday's final qualifier against third-placed Northern Ireland.


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Minimum slope value reached. |
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UNAVAILABLE
Device unavailable at time of request. |
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USB transfer thread is not running. |
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toString()
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values()
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compareTo, equals, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, valueOf |
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getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final ErrorInfo NOERROR
public static final ErrorInfo BADCOUNTER
public static final ErrorInfo BADADCHAN
public static final ErrorInfo BADCOUNT
public static final ErrorInfo BADDAVAL
public static final ErrorInfo BADDACHAN
public static final ErrorInfo ALREADYACTIVE
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public static final ErrorInfo BADRATE
public static final ErrorInfo OVERRUN
public static final ErrorInfo BADRANGE
public static final ErrorInfo BADDEVICETYPE
public static final ErrorInfo PORTNOTCONFIGURABLE
public static final ErrorInfo BADTRIGTYPE
public static final ErrorInfo BADOPTION
public static final ErrorInfo BADBITNUMBER
public static final ErrorInfo UNDERRUN
public static final ErrorInfo OPENCONNECTION
public static final ErrorInfo BADEVENTTYPE
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public static final ErrorInfo ALREADYENABLED
EnableEvent
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public static final ErrorInfo BADEVENTSIZE
public static final ErrorInfo BADBUFFERSIZE
public static final ErrorInfo BADBURSTIOCOUNT
public static final ErrorInfo DEADDEV
public static final ErrorInfo UNAVAILABLE
public static final ErrorInfo NOTREADY
public static final ErrorInfo BITUSEDFORALARM
public static final ErrorInfo PORTUSEDFORALARM
public static final ErrorInfo BADFREQUENCY
public static final ErrorInfo BADDUTYCYCLE
public static final ErrorInfo BADINITIALDELAY
public static final ErrorInfo BTHCONNECTIONFAILED
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDBTHFRAME
public static final ErrorInfo NETCONNECTIONFAILED
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDCONNECTIONCODE
public static final ErrorInfo CONNECTIONCODEIGNORED
public static final ErrorInfo NETDEVINUSE
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDNETFRAME
public static final ErrorInfo NETTIMEOUT
public static final ErrorInfo DATASOCKETCONNECTIONFAILED
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDNETIFC
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDNETHOST
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDNETPORT
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDNETDEVDESC
public static final ErrorInfo INVALIDNETINFO
public static final ErrorInfo BADARG
public static final ErrorInfo BADDATARRAY
public static final ErrorInfo BADDATARRAYSIZE
public static final ErrorInfo USBTRANSFERTHREADNOTALIVE
public static final ErrorInfo WAITTIMEOUT
public static final ErrorInfo DEVNOTCONNECTED
public static final ErrorInfo MIXEDCHANMODE
public static final ErrorInfo BADCHANMODE
public static final ErrorInfo BADUNIT
public static final ErrorInfo BADPORTTYPE
public static final ErrorInfo BADPORTVALUE
public static final ErrorInfo BADALARMTYPE
public static final ErrorInfo BADALARMCONFIG
public static final ErrorInfo BADEVENTPARAMETER
public static final ErrorInfo BADEVENTLISTENER
public static final ErrorInfo NOFPGA
public static final ErrorInfo DEVNOTFOUND
public static final ErrorInfo INCOMPATIBLEFIRMWARE
public static final ErrorInfo WRONGDIGCONFIG
public static final ErrorInfo BADTIMER
public static final ErrorInfo BADTIMERSETTINGS
public static final ErrorInfo MINSLOPEVALREACHED
public static final ErrorInfo MAXSLOPEVALREACHED
public static final ErrorInfo MINOFFSETVALREACHED
public static final ErrorInfo MAXOFFSETVALREACHED
public static final ErrorInfo BADCALDATE
public static final ErrorInfo BADMEMREGION
public static final ErrorInfo BADMEMADDRESS
public static final ErrorInfo MEMACCESSDENIED
public static final ErrorInfo USBINTERFACECLAIMED
public static final ErrorInfo BADPAIRINGCODE
public static final ErrorInfo BADAICHANTYPE
public static final ErrorInfo BADTCTYPE
public static final ErrorInfo BADUSBENDPOINT
public static final ErrorInfo BADQUEUESIZE
public static final ErrorInfo BADPATTERN
public static final ErrorInfo BADMASK
public static final ErrorInfo CMREXCEEDED
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public static ErrorInfo[] values()
for (ErrorInfo c : ErrorInfo.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static ErrorInfo valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant
with the specified name
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is nullpublic java.lang.String getErrorMessage(Context context)
context
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Read both ayahs without looking, until they can be read without mistakes.
Repeat steps for all of Sabaq.
Remember to continuously test yourself on your whole sabaq!
Read naazirah of first sabaq.
Try to read first sabaq without looking.
If any mistakes, keep repeating naazirah until you can read it without mistakes.
Repeat procedure for second sabaq.
Recite both sabaq's without looking inside.
Repeat process for whole sabaq para!
Read naazirah of first ruku.
Try to read first ruku without looking.
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“Socket.IO is a JavaScript library for realtime web applications. It enables realtime, bi-directional communication between web clients and servers. It has two parts: a client-side library that runs in the browser, and a server-side library for node.js”
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Loaded via the QR code, it will connect to the right room.
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Over the last five years, I have helped grow a small startup to become one of the leading companies in the transportation industry! My responsibilities have included: Being a technical lead on many projects, creating technical documentation, setting design requirements, creating wireframes and stories, managing a team of developers (as well as developing myself), communicating efficiently with customers regarding their wants and needs from the application and transforming that into the dev side.
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plot plotname [-title title string] x y1 [y2...]
The arguments can be TCL variable names, and the names are used as labels in the graph. If you just supply numerical values, then the variables will be just names arbitrarily x, y1, y2 etc. plotname labels the particular widget, so multiple plots can be performed simultaneously.
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A character confuses measurements in some activity, resulting in having too little or too much of something that will become disastrous.
Could involve Explosive Stupidity in regards to the amount of gunpowder used or a similar explosive result, or Oven Logic when the result isn't explosive but distasteful or overwhelming.
This is Truth in Television, so Don't Try This at Home. Mismeasurements are responsible for vast amounts of human tragedy in Real Life.
Not to be confused with Unit Confusion. See also Misplaced a Decimal Point and Similar Item Confusion.
Examples:
- In Black Butler, maid Maylene misread the instruction label of a detergent due to her poor eyesight, and used 30 cups instead of the required 3, causing a huge, bubbly mess. In her defense, it was in Roman numerals, and if you try to ask a farsighted person to distinguish between XXX and III from point-blank, you'll probably get the same result.
- In the Polish Kajko i Kokosz comic books the evil knights would construct a siege tower to get over the town wall but at night the heroes would sneak into the knights' encampment and alter the plans just enough to foil the plan.
- In a strip from the Boy Scout magazine Boys Life, Pee Wee and Westy are charged with making cookies for a camping trip using a metric conversion of the recipe. They correctly make the conversion but over-bake the cookies when they get the baking time, the only measurement that wouldn't change, wrong. All is not lost as they pass off the crumbled cookies as granola.
- In the film The Black Bird (a sequel/parody of The Maltese Falcon), the eponymous statue is mismeasured; it's one cubit long, about the length of a man's forearm, but the man who was measuring it is a Little Person so his arm is much shorter than normal.
- In This is Spın̈al Tap, Nigel confuses the symbols for inches and feet while the band is brainstorming ideas for a visual accompaniment to their new song "Stonehenge". As a result, the stone model lowered onto the stage early in the song is 18 inches high.
- This was a feature of many of Bergholt Stuttley "Bloody Stupid" Johnson's inventions on the Discworld. For a sample, his Colossus of Ankh-Morpork is currently carried in the Museum Curator's pocket for when tourists ask to see it, and a matching set of salt and pepper shakers he designed is currently in use as a grain silo.
- Jonathan Creek: In "Angel Hair", Jonathan is designing an illusion that centers around sawing a ventriloquist dummy in half. As the trick requires extra sets of feet for the dummy, he tells the dummy maker to be sure dummy has twelve feet. The dummy maker ends up delivering a 12 foot tall dummy.
- An episode of The Cosby Show had Theo ask his older sister if she could tailor a fake designer shirt for him (he had previously claimed he owned one in order to impress a girl). Her measurements are off, resulting in the shirt having mismatched sleeves among other problems.
- Ultimately averted as the shirt wound up resembling one made by an even more trendy designer.
- In Home Improvement, Al remarks that Tim's philosophy is "Never measure, cut yourself."
- In the Soviet Yeralash short Measure Seven Times a schoolboy takes the proverb "measure 7 times, cut once" too literally and makes a stool 7 times larger.note
- In Dad's Army, Jones inverts the intended proportions for porridge (one mug of oats to one jug of water), resulting in enough porridge to feed a hundred men.
- A Garfield strip had Jon asking Garfield about the right amount of chili powder to add to a dish that he was making. The resulting amount caused the entire dish to go poof (It might have been intentional, as Garfield then tells Jon to pitch it all out and order a pizza).
- In the "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue of Ghost Trick, Beauty and Dandy are shown trying to break into a safe using twenty kilograms of gunpowder.
Beauty: Wait a minute. "Twenty KILOGRAMS"?! I thought it was twenty GRAMS...![KABOOM!]
- Hey Arnold!: When the town tries to bake the world-record largest pizza puff, Sid accidentally adds an absurdly large amount of baking soda because he reads "tsp" (for "teaspoon") as meaning "ten square pounds", resulting in a massive pizzasplosion.
- The Simpsons: Homer is in the basement trying to invent something. He works out a few equations on the chalkboard, hammers, saws, welds, and finally blows up the basement. Walking over to a chart, he changes a "greater than" sign to a "less than" sign, and goes back to work. (This causes an even bigger explosion, and on the next review he finds and erases the "Dynamite" component from the diagram.)
- Nearly any unintentional drug overdose is a result of this, whether prescription, over the counter, illegal, or anything, whether it be on the side of the manufacturer (e.g. the pharmaceutical company mismeasures the amount of active substance needed in its pills, the drug dealer actually doesn't "cut" the heroin as much as usual) or on the side of the consumer (someone thinks they need to take more of a laxative or sleeping pill to make it work faster, someone drinks over their limit, someone assumes the pharma company or drug dealer to be trustworthy).
- Quite a few fires and explosions can be attributed to various forms of mismeasurement. Classic forms include the following:
- Not realizing that exceeding the amperage capacity of an electric power source is generally not a good idea, and doing things like plugging heaters/air conditioners/lots of electronics on a breaker strip into a low-capacity outlet, not checking the rating of extension cords and power strips and plugging things into them that should never be plugged into them.
- The overuse of explosive, flammable, or combustible substances, such as in the barbecue example above, or "topping off" a vehicle or gas-powered lawnmower/leafblower/similar's gas tank.
- Storing more than one needs to immediately use of those substances or of ammunition or fireworks/pyrotechnic devices in one location.
- Having too much heat in a given space.
- Mixing flammable, combustible, or explosive chemicals without proper knowledge of safe (or safer) measurements and outputs.
- Crossing up units of measurement can be a disastrous form of this - the most famous example being the loss of the Mars Climate Observatory Orbiter by having one team use metric units and another using American Standard units.


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The blockquote element is used to indicate the quotation of a bigger section of text from another source. Using the default HTML styling of most web browsers, it will indent the right and left margins both on the display and in printed form. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
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Element used to put emphasis on certain information. Most browsers display emphased text in italics by default.
Sample: This is emphasied text.
This element stands for "stronger emphasis" and is used for marking more important text.
Sample: This is text with stronger emphasis
According to W3C specification, we use cite
element to define source of a quotation or reference.
Sample: This is quotation source
Element used to markup inline definition of a single term.
Sample: This is definition
This element informs the browser that it contains a computer code, such as XHTML markup.
Sample: document.write("Hello world");
Defines computer output data, for example we can use it to markup error messages
Sample: Error: no such file or directory
Means information that should be entered by the user.
Sample: press Alt + F4 to close this window. ESC
Means variables used in computer programs or scripts.
Sample: counter
Abbreviation / a shortened form of a word or phrase
Sample: dr
Acronym / a word formed from the initial letters of other words
Sample acronyms: XHTML
Inline quotation
Sample: This is sample quotation
According to Wikipedia: a paragraph (from the Greek paragraphos, "to write beside" or "written beside") is a self-contained unit of a discourse in writing dealing with a particular point or idea. The start of a paragraph is indicated by beginning on a new line. Sometimes the first line is indented; sometimes it is indented without beginning a new line.
A paragraph typically consists of a unifying main point, thought, or idea accompanied by supporting details. The non-fiction paragraph usually begins with the general and moves towards the more specific so as to advance an argument or point of view. Each paragraph builds on what came before and lays the ground or run the length of multiple pages, and may consist of one or many sentences. When dialogue is being quoted in fiction, a new paragraph is used each time the person being quoted changed.
In (X)HTML, the p element marks a block of text as a paragraph - the opening tag <p> marks the beginning of a paragraph, and the closing tag </p> marks the end of a paragraph. The end tag is optional for legacy HTML as the browser automatically starts another paragraph at the next <p> tag, or the nextblock element.
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Advice
to implementors.
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amortize the overheads associated with the creation
of communicators (for the same group, or subsets thereof)
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History requests usually return data in one of the standard resolutions. To analyze data on custom time frames like 5-minute bars or 4-hour bars, you need to aggregate it. Consider an example where you make a history call for minute resolution data and want to create 5-minute resolution data.
qb = QuantBook() symbol = qb.AddEquity("SPY").Symbol start_date = datetime(2018, 4, 1) end_date = datetime(2018, 7, 15) history = qb.History(symbol, start_date, end_date, Resolution.Minute)
var qb = new QuantBook(); var symbol = qb.AddEquity("SPY").Symbol; var startDate = new DateTime(2018, 4, 1); var endDate = new DateTime(2018, 7, 15); var history = qb.History(symbol, startDate, endDate, Resolution.Minute); foreach (var slice in history) { foreach (var key in slice.Keys) { Console.WriteLine($"{slice.Time} :: {slice[key].ToString()}"); } }
To aggregate the data, use a consolidator or the pandas
resample method.
To aggregate the data, use a consolidator.
The following snippet demonstrates how to use a consolidator to aggregate data:
// Set up a consolidator and a RollingWindow to save the data var consolidator = new TradeBarConsolidator(TimeSpan.FromDays(7)); var window = new RollingWindow<TradeBar>(20); // Attach a consolidation handler method that saves the consolidated bars in the RollingWindow consolidator.DataConsolidated += (sender, consolidated) => { window.Add(consolidated); }; // Iterate the historical market data and feed each bar into the consolidator foreach(var bar in history) { consolidator.Update(bar); }
# Set up a consolidator and a RollingWindow to save the data consolidator = TradeBarConsolidator(timedelta(7)) window = RollingWindow[TradeBar](20) # Attach a consolidation handler method that saves the consolidated bars in the RollingWindow consolidator.DataConsolidated += lambda _, bar: window.Add(bar) # Iterate the historical market data and feed each bar into the consolidator for bar in history.itertuples(): tradebar = TradeBar(bar.Index[1], bar.Index[0], bar.open, bar.high, bar.low, bar.close, bar.volume) consolidator.Update(tradebar)
The resample
method converts the frequency of a time series DataFrame into a custom frequency. The method only works on DataFrame objects that have a datetime
index. The History
method returns a DataFrame with a multi-index. The first index is a Symbol
index for each security and the second index is a time index for the timestamps of each row of data. To make the DataFrame compatible with the resample
method, call the reset_index method to drop the Symbol
index.
# Drop level 0 index (Symbol index) from the DataFrame history.reset_index(level = 0, drop = True, inplace=True)
The resample
method returns a Resampler
object, which needs to be downsampled using one of the pandas downsampling computations. For example, you can use the Resampler.ohlc downsampling method to aggregate price data.
When you resample a DataFrame with the ohlc
downsampling method, it creates an OHLC row for each column in the DataFrame. To just calculate the OHLC of the close column, select the close column before you resample the DataFrame. A resample offset of 5T corresponds to a 5-minute resample. Other resampling offsets include 2D = 2 days, 5H = 5 hours, and 3S = 3 seconds.
close_prices = history["close"] offset = "5T" close_5min_ohlc = close_prices.resample(offset).ohlc()


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Samples generated by Pororo-TTS. Supports 11 language. (English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Jejueo, French, Dutch, German, Russian, Spanish, Finnish). It was trained using CSS10, KSS, and JSS datasets.
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English speaker reads Korean & Japanese speaker reads Korean
German speaker reads French & German speaker reads Dutch
French speaker reads German & French speaker reads Korean
Dutch speaker reads English & Dutch speaker reads German
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Binary Search (A divide and conquer algorithm)
Problem Statement
Given a sorted array of n elements, write a function to search for the index of a given element (target)
Approach
- Search for the array by dividing the array in half repeatedly.
- Initially consider the actual array and pick the element at the middle index
- Keep a lower index i.e. 0 and higher index i.e. length of array
- If it is equal to the target element then return the index
- Else if it is greater than the target element then consider only the left half of array. (lower index = 0, higher = middle - 1)
- Else if it is less than the target element then consider only the right half of array. (lower index = middle + 1, higher = length of array)
- Return -1 if target element is not found in the array (Base Case: If lower index is greater than or equal to higher index)
Time Complexity
O(log n) Worse Case
O(1) Best Case (If middle element of initial array is the target element)
Space Complexity
O(1) For iterative approach
O(log n) For recursive approach due to recursion call stack
Example
arr = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]
target = 2
Initially the element at middle index is 4 which is greater than 2. Therefore we search the left half of the
array i.e. [1,2,3].
Here we find the middle element equal to target element so we return its index i.e. 1
target = 9
Binary Search should return -1 as 9 is not present in the array
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Video Explanation
A CS50 video explaining the Binary Search Algorithm
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Developed by Eli Biham, the originator of differential cryptanalysis, SERPENT is a block-cipher algorithm which, like SAFER, is a "straight-through" algorithm, rather than using Feistel rounds. The original form of its description is available at http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~biham/Reports/Serpent/. It is simple in appearance, using plain 4-bit-wide S-boxes without additional inputs (like GOST) and standard computer logic operations. It also includes an initial permutation and an inverse initial permutation, so that the S-boxes can be implemented with logic operations instead of table lookups; this is possible because the eight S-boxes used by the algorithm are used in sequence rather than in parallel.
Considering the 128 bit block as consisting of bits 0 to 127, from left to right, but with bit 0 the least significant, the first operation performed is the initial permutation. The sources of the bits resulting from that permutation are, in order, as follows:
0 4 8 12 16 ... 124 1 5 9 13 17 ... 125 2 6 10 14 18 ... 126 3 7 11 15 19 ... 127
SERPENT has 32 rounds. The last one has a slightly different sequence of operations than the other rounds.
In a normal round, the first step is to XOR the current round's subkey with the 128-bit-wide block.
Then, the entire block is transformed, nybble by nybble, according to the current S-box for the round. The S-boxes are numbered from S0 to S8, and are used in order repeatedly; S0 for rounds 1, 9, 17, and 25; S1 for rounds 2, 10, 18, and 26; and so on.
Then, the block goes through a series of mixing operations so that the different nybbles of the block interact. The process consists of ten steps, which can be thought of as being organized into five phases.
This process proceeds, in bitslice mode, as follows; for the normal mode described here, this series of steps must be preceded by the inverse of the initial permutation and followed by the initial permutation to be correct:
Considering the block as being divided into four 32-bit quarters, Q0, Q1, Q2, and Q3, from left to right, the operations are:
Rotate Q0 13 bits left, and rotate Q2 3 bits left.
Modify Q1 by XORing Q0 and Q2 to it. Modify Q3 by XORing Q0 shifted left 3 bits, and Q2 (left alone) to it.
Rotate Q1 1 bit left, and rotate Q3 7 bits left.
Modify Q0 by XORing Q1 and Q3 to it. Modify Q2 by XORing Q1 shifted left 7 bits, and Q3 (left alone) to it.
Rotate Q0 5 bits left, and rotate Q3 22 bits left.
In the final round, the mixing operations are omitted.
After the 32nd round, the bits are subjected to what is called in SERPENT the final permutation, which is the inverse of the initial permutation, and the sources of the bits resulting from it are as follows:
0 32 64 96 1 33 65 97 2 34 66 98 3 35 67 99 4 36 68 100 5 37 69 101 6 38 70 102 7 39 71 103 8 40 72 104 9 41 73 105 10 42 74 106 11 43 75 107 12 44 76 108 13 45 77 109 14 46 78 110 15 47 79 111 ... 28 60 92 124 29 61 93 125 30 62 94 126 31 63 95 127
The following diagram may be of some help in understanding Serpent, although it doesn't show either the full width of the cipher or all its details.
128 and 192 bit keys are first transformed to 256 bit keys. All short keys are padded to 256 bits by having 000...001 appended to them at the most significant end, which is apparently on the right as things are defined here.
A 256 bit key is handled as follows: it is divided into eight 32-bit words. The first one is considered the oldest, and new words are generated as follows:
Word(n) = Word(n-1) XOR Word(n-5) XOR Word(n-8) XOR X'9E3779B9' XOR n
where the first generated word is considered to be word zero - so the 256 bit key consists of words -8 through -1.
128 words are generated. Then, these words are taken in groups of four to produce the round subkeys, by being put through the S-boxes. A different S-box is used, though, than the one which will be used during that round; the S-boxes are used in the sequence S3, S2, S1, S0, S7, S6, S5, S4, repeated four times.


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TUMBLEWEEDS (director/writer: Gavin O'Connor; screenwriter: based on the memoirs of Angela Shelton; cinematographer: Dan Stoloff; editor: John Gilroy; cast: Janet McTeer (Mary Jo Walker), Kimberly J. Brown (Ava Walker), Jay O. Sanders (Dan), Gavin O'Connor (Jack Ranson), Michael J. Pollard (Cummings), Laurel Holloman (Laurie Pendleton), Lois Smith (Ginger); Runtime: 102; Fine Line Features; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A very obvious melodrama about the relationship of a southern-white trash mother-daughter. A congenial bonding story, where the lesson the mother learns is so plain, that when she learns her lesson, it appears such an insignificant accomplishment, one that any child should have already known. The story is not the thing here, but the unflappable, zesty performance Janet McTeer gives, as she becomes absorbed in her part and plays it with emotional force, carrying this picture for all its worth.
The females bond on the road, as we see them leave West Virginia after a battle with mother's current abusive boyfriend and head West to Missouri to find that the man she dated from high school 10 years ago has become obese and lives on a broken-down junkyard type of farm, and so she takes one look at him and doesn't even get out of the car and continues heading West, as the two make their way down to a small southern Californian oceanside town.
The mother always leaves town after a spat. She married at 17, and has since had four husbands and many boyfriends, all of the belligerent and possessive kind. She has travelled to different parts of the South to get away from them, seemingly wandering aimlessly around. The British actress Janet McTeer gives an earthy performance as the attractive Mary Jo Walker, someone who always picks the wrong man. The 12-year-old daughter Ava, is played with adolescent tenderness by Kimberly J. Brown. She is someone who is disturbed by her mother's behavior, who loves her mother but is upset with her for only thinking about sex.
Stuck with a broken hose in the middle of the desert, the pair are rescued by a strapping truck driver, Jack (Gavin O'Connor). He fixes the hose, flirts with mom, which she reciprocates, while Ava mumbles aloud, here we go again. When they leave Jack, never expecting to see him again, they settle in Starlight Beach, California. This conveniently turns out to be where Jack lives. Mary Jo says it is an act of fate.
Mother and daughter settle into Jack's house, and since Jack is a carbon copy of every man she has gone out with, we wait for the explosion between them to occur.  She makes friends at the workplace with another female clerk, and avoids the nice man in her workplace, Dan (Sanders), who is attracted to her but can't make contact with her, except as a friend. Ava likes the gentle widower and tries her best to push them together.
Ava finds that she likes living in this pleasant town, where she gets the part of Shakespeare's Romeo in the school play. She also kisses her first boy and feels the first pangs of puppy love.
The predictable fight then comes between the quick-tempered and bossy Jack and the hard-luck Mary Jo, but this time Ava refuses to run away from town with her mother. The two move out of Jack's and try to make a go of it in town, as all indications this is where they will stay for awhile. Whether Dan is Mr. Right for her, is left up in the air, as one wonders if she is attracted to him. But, at least, the mother shows signs that she is getting wearied of abusive relationships and that maybe her next choice will be a better one.
The immature mother learns from her mature daughter, and this modest slice of Americana road film, which gets into the lives of real people, works in a limited way. My problem with the film, is that it didn't absorb me in its story. I just thought the mother-daughter were likable and the film was pleasant, but not far-reaching.
REVIEWED ON 10/31/2000 GRADE: C
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Start timing the given target. |
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Stop timing the given task. |
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Start timing the given task. |
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