Multi Expression Programming (MEP) is a technique for generating computer programs by using an evolutionary approach.
MEP introduced a unique feature: the ability to encode multiple solutions in the same chromosome. This means that we can explore much more from the search space compared to other techniques which encode a single solution in the chromosome. In most cases this advantage comes with no penalty regarding the running time or the involved resources.
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2023.4.3. New MEPX release. Improvement in selecting rows to ignore when loading data.
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2023.3.18. New MEPX release. Rows can be ignored when loading data from files (or when pasting from Clipboard).
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2023.3.5. New MEPX release. Then number of effective instructions is displayed in the Runs (Errors) table.
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2023.02.23. New video showing how to discover, from data, the formulas for Josephus sequence which is a multivariate time-series.
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2023.02.16. New, major, MEPX release. Multiple outputs for symbolic regression and time-series problems.
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2<IP_ADDRESS>. New videos showing how to discover, from data, the formulas for 2x2 matrix multiplication and how to handle multivariate time-series.
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2022.11.14. New video on how to discover Fibonacci formula with MEPX. Watch it here.
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2022.11.4. New MEPX release. User interface improvements. Evolution chart can shows the Validation error and can hide/show Average and Validation errors.
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2022.10.18. New MEPX release. User interface improvements.
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2022.10.1. New MEPX release. Random number generator replaced. Bug fixes.
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2022.9.27. New MEPX release. Can export formulas into Latex. Bug fixes.
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2022.9.26. New MEPX release. Bug fixes.
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2022.8.21. New MEPX release. Integer data type for symbolic regression and time series. Bug fixes.
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2022.7.19. New MEPX release. The target column for classification problems can contain any integer value. Previously, values were continuous integers starting with 0. Bug fixes.
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2022.3.19. New MEPX release. Infix form for mathematical expressions. Constants inserted directly into final code. Bugs fixed in VBA code.
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2022.3.16. A technical report describing classification strategies for MEP has been uploaded.
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2022.2.25. New MEPX release. Button for exporting all data. Bug fixed.
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2022.2.24. New MEPX release. Bug fixed.
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2022.2.17. New MEPX release. Programs generated by MEPX can be exported in Python too.
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2022.2.13. New MEPX release. Grids for displaying data have been replaced with List Views. Minor fixes.
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2022.2.7. New MEPX release. New strategy (called Closest Center) for multiclass classification problems.
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2022.1.30. New MEPX release. fmod (modulus for real numbers) added.
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2022.1.21. New MEPX release. Bug fixed.
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2<IP_ADDRESS>. New MEPX release. Bug fixed.
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2022.1.11. Added a screenshots section on website. Also, libmep was updated.
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2022.1.10. New MEPX release. Bug fixed.
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2022.1.9. New MEPX release. Constants can now evolve outside the initial interval.
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2021.12.31. New MEPX release. Bug fixed when computing the time series error for the Test set.
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2021.12.30. New MEPX release. Added predictions for time series. Graphical representation improved. Some grids were replaced by List Views. Bugs fixed. A movie with time series prediction is here on YouTube.
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2021.12.13. New MEPX release. Initial support for time series added. Bugs fixed.
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2021.12.8. New MEPX release. Can select what to show in the graphical representation of the result (Training, Validation, Test, Target and Output).
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2021.12.7. New MEPX release. Graphical representation of the target and output.
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2021.12.3. New MEPX release. Tabs navigation is enabled for the parameters window.
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2021.12.2. New MEPX release. Loading data from file takes into account the local setting for the decimal separator. Several bugs were fixed.
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2021.11.30. New MEPX release. Bugs fixed.
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2021.11.28. New MEPX release. Evolution graphic is redesigned with the legend at the right and labels for axis.
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2021.11.22-27. New MEPX release with some bugs fixed.
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2021.11.21. New MEPX release with some additional options to paste results to Clipboard.
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2021.11.03. New libmep release. It is was updated to be on-par with MEPX internal engine.
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2021.10.29. New MEPX release. The evolved mathematical expression can be used in Excel as a formula. A movie with this feature is here on YouTube.
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2021.10.27. New MEPX release. Can paste tabular data from Excel or Google Spreadsheet. A movie with this feature is here on YouTube.
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2021.10.01. New MEPX release. Bug fix when saving projects with training data as strings (not as double).
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2021.09.14. New MEPX release. Can load projects to UI if given as a parameter to command line. Some bug fixes.
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2021.08.30. Papers section updated.
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2021.08.28. New MEPX release. Improved import from CSV files.
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2021.08.15. Papers using MEP can now be added by filling this Google Form.
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2021.08.05. New MEPX release. Can be run from command line and integrated into other applications.
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2021.08.04. New MEPX release. Bug fix in the random numbers generator.
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2021.05.18. New MEPX release with faster display of data.
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2021.03.18. MEPX for Windows is now signed.
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2021.01.02. New MEPX release. 3 new functions added: negation (-x), if a ≤ 0 || b ≤ 0?c:d, if a ≤ 0 != b ≤ 0?c:d.
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2<IP_ADDRESS>. New MEPX release. Fix bug when the program gives error during test set evaluation.
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2020.12.27. New MEPX release. Fix bug when the simplified program was incorrect for some Multi Class Classification with Winner Takes All (Dynamic) error.
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2020.12.24. New MEPX release. The validation is performed only on the best of the (entire) population.
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2020.12.20. New MEPX release. GUI framework updated. A new button for updates is added in the main toolbar. Signed app for macOS. Desktop icon for Ubuntu.
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2018.04.04. New MEPX release which contains several bug fixes for user defined constants.
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2017.11.21. New MEPX release which contains several bug fixes.
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2017.10.15. Bug fixed for MEPX for regression projects; status bar strings updated.
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2017.10.10. Bug fixed for MEPX that appeared when loading saved projects.
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2017.10.07. MEP implementation in Haskell. Thanks to Bogdan Penkovsky.
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2017.10.04. New major release for MEPX that includes new strategies for multi-class classification and several bug fixes.
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2017.08.05. New website mirror at https://mepx.github.io/.
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2016.11.30. New source code for evolving Evolutionary Algorithms for Single Objective Optimization using MEP is available on Github.
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2016.10.05. Papers section updated.
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2016.08.29. New MEPX release. Bug fixing. More exact function for counting the running time. New random number generator.
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2016.08.09. New MEPX release. Bug fixing.
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2016.07.17. List of papers updated.
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2016.07.01. MEP implementation in Go. Thanks to Mark Chenoweth.
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2016.05.24. New MEP source code for solving even-parity problems with Automatically Defined Functions. Can be downloaded from https://github.com/mepx/mep-basic-src.
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2016.04.27. New MEPX release. There is a checkbox on the Training data tab which displays or inhibits the display of grids data (training, validation and test). I have chose not to display the data because filling a grid with data takes a lot of time. So, if you have many data or a large project, I suggest to uncheck this box before loading them. Several bugs have been fixed.
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2016.04.07-2016.04.25. Several strategies for multi-class classification have been tested. See more details Google group post. However, none of them could compete with what we have so far implemented in MEPX or libmep.
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2016.04.06. New MEPX release. Bug fix in the display of Target column.
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2016.04.05. New MEPX release. Statistics for runs and errors can now copied directly to Clipboard. This is very useful for performing Copy-Paste to Excel or related programs.
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2016.04.03. New MEPX release. Added Mean Squared Error for fitness computation in the case of regression problems. Previously was only Mean Absolute Error. In the case of classification problems the error is now multiplied by 100 in order to show the percentage.
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2016.04.02. List of papers updated.
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2016.03.31. New MEPX release. Display the best error (for training, validation and test), mean and stddev over multiple runs. Several bugs have been fixed.
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2016.03.27. New MEPX release. Adds random subset selection (RSS) which means that fitness is computed on a smaller set of data. RSS set is randomly selected at each generation. By using RSS the program runs faster.
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2016.03.26. Mirror copy of the MEP site at: mepx.org. This short name is much more easier to memorize than the long name of the site hosted on our faculty server.
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2016.03.25. New MEPX release. 64bit version for Windows is now available. A status bar has been added which displays the current generation, best training error, average training error (over the entire population) and validation error. Selecting the individual to be moved in the next subpopulation is now done randomly (previously it was made with tournament selection).
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2016.03.22. New MEPX release. Can load PROBEN1 files. Several bugs have been fixes.
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2016.03.15. New MEPX release. Now it can solve classification problems with multiple classes (>= 2). Also the latest version contains some bug fixes.
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2016.03.02. New MEPX release. To numeric and scale buttons have been moved to Advanced panel of the Data. Also the latest version contains some bug fixes.
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2016.02.21. MEP source code for solving classification problems with multiple classes (2 or more) has been added to the Github repository (see mep_multi_class.cpp from https://github.com/mepx/mep). Multi class is NOT yet available for libmep library and neither in MEPX.
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2016.02.16. New MEPX version which now displays the variable index (like "x 99") in the header of the training, validation and test tables. Also the latest version contains some bug fixes.
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2016.02.12. Google group about MEP created. Address is here: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/mepx
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2016.02.06. New MEPX version which contains some bug fixes.
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2016.02.03. Source code moved to Github.
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2016.02.03. New MEP source code with C++11 threads.
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2015.11.15. New MEPX version with many new features: can load alphanumerical values, can find/replace/scale values, can shuffle rows (in a random order) can move data between training, validation and test etc.
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2015.08.15. New MEP source code with multiple sub-populations. Also a small bug fix in MEP source code.
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2015.08.05. Bug fix in MEP source code.
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2015.08.03. MEPX for Ubuntu 64 bit is now available for download.
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2015.07.30. MEP source code for evolving digital circuits has been added to the Source code section.
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2015.05.23. A new button which saves (training, validation, test) data from existing project (xml files) to text files. Also several bugs have been fixed.
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2015.05.17. Classification threshold parameter has been removed. Now the program discover the best threshold by itself. It is slower than previous, but now there are no more wasted iterations with not optimal threshold. Previous classification projects must be run again because the previous classification parameter is ignored.
Several bugs have been fixed.
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2015.05.15. New operators: if (a < 0)?b:c and if (a < b)?c:d and a little bit more speed.
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2015.05.14. Multi-core support for MEPX. Just set the number of cores from the parameters window and the program will do the computations in parallel.
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2015.05.10. Source code updated. Now it contains constants and shows how to solve binary classification problems.
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2015.05.09. Speed optimization of MEPX. For building1-energy problem from the archive, the running time was reduces from 190 seconds downto 126 seconds. Other parameters were: population size = 1000, code length = 100, num generations = 100.
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2015.05.06. More operators added to MEPX software.
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2015.05.06. New youtube movie on how to use MEPX software.
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2015.05.05. New end-user software for Windows, Mac and Linux.
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2015.05.05. Website updated.
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2008.09.01. Papers section updated.
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2005.02.01. Software section updated.
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2004.12.01. Papers section updated.
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2004.07.01. New methods and their websites: Traceless Genetic Programming, Evolving Evolutionary Algorithms
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2004.04.03. MEP source code released to public.
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2002.01.13. First paper on Multi Expression Programming was written.
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2001. Work started on Multi Expression Programming.


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class Solution: def eatenApples(self, apples: List[int], days: List[int]) -> int: n = len(apples) q = [] res = 0 for i, (x, y) in enumerate(zip(apples, days)): if x: heapq.heappush(q, (i+y, x)) while q and i >= q[0][0]: heapq.heappop(q) if q: day, cnt = heapq.heappop(q) res += 1 if cnt>1: heapq.heappush(q, (day, cnt-1)) while q: while q and n >= q[0][0]: heapq.heappop(q) if q: day, cnt = heapq.heappop(q) res += 1 if cnt>1: heapq.heappush(q, (day, cnt-1)) n += 1 return res


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I work with different ways to design from HTML5 + CSS3 or XML to WordPress themes and plugins.
I love Java and Kotlin especially for developing Android apps but I also like JS because of React Native.
I usually use Git with GitHub or GitLab. I really like VS, VSCode and I know how to use the main Adobe programs.


Installing rvm
First install the gem. After the gem has installed run the rvm-install script.
$ gem install rvm # Install the rvm gem
$ rvm-install # Install rvm, adds hooks for bash & zsh
$ source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm # load the new code into your current shell
Note that if your gem bin directory is not in your path you will have to use the full path to the script.
For example,
cd ~/.gem/ruby/1.8/gem/rvm-0.0.38/ && scripts/rvm-install
Installing directly from github repository.
git clone git://github.com/wayneeseguin/rvm.git
cd rvm && scripts/rvm-install


abstract class Subtitles::Substation
- Subtitles::Substation
- Subtitles::Format
- Reference
- Object
Direct Known Subclasses
Defined in:
format/substation.crConstant Summary
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SRT_TIME_FORMAT =
"%H:%M:%S.%L"
Constructors
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.new(content : IO)
initialize with the content
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.new(content string : String)
initialize with the content
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.new(captions : Captions, eol = "\r\n")
Build SSA-compatible subtitles from the given
Caption
s. -
.new(*, filepath : String)
Read in an SSA compatible subtitle from the given filepath.
Class Method Summary
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.default_style
The default style for subtitles coming from formats without formatting options.
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.detect(content : String)
Check that the given content is a Substation filetype Returns
Subtitles::ASS
if the file is a .ass file,Subtitles::SSA
if it's a .ssa file, annil
if it's neither. -
.detect(content : IO)
Check that the given content is a Substation filetype Returns
Subtitles::ASS
if the file is a .ass file,Subtitles::SSA
if it's a .ssa file, annil
if it's neither. -
.first_dialogue_column
The content of the first column of a dialogue row.
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.first_format_column
The content of the first column of a format row.
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.style_format_columns
The column headers for the default style
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.styles_section_header
The header for the Styles section.
Instance Method Summary
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#columns : Array(String)
The columns the dialogue uses
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#columns=(columns)
The columns the dialogue uses
- #content : IO
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#eol : String
The end-of-line character: '\n' on Unix-like systems, '\r\n' on windows.
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#eol=(eol)
The end-of-line character: '\n' on Unix-like systems, '\r\n' on windows.
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#to_captions(eol = "\r\n")
Convert this Substation subtitles file to an intermediary format for conversion to another format.
Instance methods inherited from class Subtitles::Format
content : IO
content,
to_captions
to_captions
Class methods inherited from class Subtitles::Format
detect
detect,
from_extension(extension string : String) : self.class?
from_extension
Constructor Detail
Class Method Detail
The default style for subtitles coming from formats without formatting options.
Check that the given content is a Substation filetype
Returns Subtitles::ASS
if the file is a .ass file, Subtitles::SSA
if
it's a .ssa file, an nil
if it's neither.
Check that the given content is a Substation filetype
Returns Subtitles::ASS
if the file is a .ass file, Subtitles::SSA
if
it's a .ssa file, an nil
if it's neither.
The header for the Styles section. Either [V4 Styles] or [V4+ Styles]


Last time you choose the following IdP:
You will be redirected for authentication to:
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Proceed?


Here is some stuff above the graph.
layout:
TwoHorizontalGraphsPlusSidebar:
leftGraph:
objects:
# Point object at coordinates (6,4)
- Point:
coordinates: [6,4]
label:
text: A
# Red point object at coordinates (3,3)
- Point:
coordinates: [3,3]
color: red
label:
text: \text{other dot}
rightGraph:
objects:
# Point object at coordinates (6,4)
- Point:
coordinates: [6,4]
label:
text: A
# Red point object at coordinates (3,3)
- Point:
coordinates: [3,3]
color: red
label:
text: \text{other dot}
sidebar:
controls:
- title: My Title Here
description: Have fun!
explanation:
divs:
- html: foo
Here is some stuff below the graph.


Meghan McCain: Nikki Haley Is Making a 'Play' to Replace Pence as Vice President | Breitbart
by Pam KeyOn Monday’s broadcast of ABC’s “The View,” co-host Meghan McCain said former Trump administration U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley’s praise of President Donald Trump in her new book “With All Due Respect” and interviews was a “play” to replace Vice President Mike Pence on the Republican 2020 ticket.
McCain said, “There have been rampant rumors on Capitol Hill that she’s vying for VP. I never believed that because it seemed a little ridiculous, especially since she quit the administration and she has tweeted some things that have been against the president. I have a whole new view on this now because this looks like somebody who is very interested in having a good relationship with the administration.”
She continued, “I think this is a VP play. Just going to say it. Maybe it’s uncomfortable just between us here in the room and the million people watching.”
She added, “It’s very shrewd.”
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--- layout: post title: Seabear l Sailor's Blues date: 2009-09-06 21:27:19.000000000 +09:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: [] tags: - d. meta: _original_post_id: '40025919' _original_import_author: sheepless_ original_post_id: '40025919' _wp_old_slug: '40025919' author: login: mouthless email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: mouthless first_name: '' last_name: '' excerpt: 'Seabear : The Ghost That Carried Us Away (2007) 09. Sailor''s Blues I saw the lion on the elephant''s back (Crawling forever) I heard your name in a book Saw your face in a map And now I hear your name every where I go But I''m the quiet, polar, quie...' ---
Seabear : The Ghost That Carried Us Away (2007)
09. Sailor's Blues
I saw the lion on the elephant's back
(Crawling forever)
I heard your name in a book
Saw your face in a map
And now I hear your name every where I go
But I'm the quiet, polar, quiet, bear
Making blankets for the dead
And after you make up with the ghost
Do stop the blood running from your nose
And the snow is falling hard down
On this old window
I thought that summer was near
But what do I know?
The taste on your lips
The lead in your eyelids
The sea under the boat
My hands in your raincoat
When I shoot this rock
But get the sailor's blues in a maze
(Try again)
I think I'll sleep in this ghost town
For a while if you don't mind
(Go unpack your bag)


Plays a series of mp3s, defined in JSON, as a playlist.
Lightweight, flexible, and responsive.
No dependencies, light and dark themes.
Supports timestamped comments to provide more info on a moment or section of the audio.
Set the theme with class .theme-dark
or .theme-light
on #PlaylistPlayer

 <link rel="stylesheet" href="../dist/player.min.css">  Theme Selector:


demo of
efrt
trie-based compression of a word list
(english, ASCII) words to compress:
I've been to Reno, Chicago, Fargo, Minnesota, Buffalo, Toronto, Winslow, Sarasota, Wichita, Tulsa, Ottawa, Oklahoma, Tampa, Panama, Mattawa, La Paloma, Bangor, Baltimore, Salvador, Amarillo, Tocapillo, Baranquilla, and Perdilla, I'm a killer. Boston, Charleston, Dayton, Louisiana, Washington, Houston, Kingston, Texarkana, Monterey, Faraday, Santa Fe, Tallapoosa, Glen Rock, Black Rock, Little Rock, Oskaloosa, Tennessee to Tennesse Chicopee, Spirit Lake, Grand Lake, Devils Lake, Crater Lake, for Pete's sake. I've been to Louisville, Nashville, Knoxville, Ombabika, Schefferville, Jacksonville, Waterville, Costa Rica, Pittsfield, Springfield, Bakersfield, Shreveport, Hackensack, Cadillac, Fond du Lac, Davenport, Idaho, Jellico, Argentina, Diamantina, Pasadena, Catalina, see what I mean-a. I've been to Pittsburgh, Parkersburg, Gravelbourg, Colorado, Ellensburg, Rexburg, Vicksburg, Eldorado, Larimore, Atmore, Haverstraw, Chatanika, Chaska, Nebraska, Alaska, Opelika, Baraboo, Waterloo, Kalamazoo, Kansas City, Sioux City, Cedar City, Dodge City, what a pity.
compressed form:
query it:


Applications of Reproducing Kernels
to Dynamical Systems in the Sciences
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Thanks for coming to my talk!


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I am an associate professor of computer science at Fudan University and a member of Fudan Vision and Learning Lab. I am also an honorary fellow at The University of Melbourne. My main research area is trustworthy machine learning, aiming to develop secure, robust, explainable, privacy-preserving, and fair machine learning models for diverse AI applications. I am also passionate about using machine learning to expand our understandings of life, mind and the universe.
I received my Ph.D. degree from The University of Melbourne and worked for ~2 years in the same group as a postdoc. I also spent 1.5 years at Deakin University as a lecturer before moving back to China.
Email / Google Scholar / Github
We are looking for motivated students, postdocs, and interns in the field of Trustworthy AI to join our team. Drop me an email if you are interested. 团队招收可信AI方向的硕、博士研究生、博士后以及实习生，欢迎感兴趣的同学与我联系.
I am teaching a graduate level course Trustworthy Machine Learning and an introductory course Artificial Intelligence dedicated for high school students. We are also writing an AI Security book Artificial Intelligence - Data and Model Security in Chinese. Feel free to contact us to fix the errors and mistakes should you find any.


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The best experiences seem to be with between 2-8 seeds, though the method in which they're ingested varies too. Some crush and make it into a tea. Some chew it. Some use other methods. They all work, dependent on amount and so on.   I'm sort of prepared for that, I've sort of done what I need to get to this point. I will only take two seeds to begin. But should I take more and it goes bad, I think I'm prepared mentally.
The five seeds were in a sealed bag. They don't look amazing.  Or some special exotic nut. You can grab a handful of them and you'll have about fifty or so. I wouldn't advise eating them all, unless you plan to play 'Poker' with the devil. And he'll be doing all the poking.
My nails had grown longer. I used them to scratch of the brown skin on the seeds. I took a pair of scissors and tried to cut one gently to break it's shell. Of course, it didn't have a shell.  I assumed the brown bit was the 'husky shell'. It didn't look husky, but it did look like a shell.  I chipped a small bit off, but it wasn't significant. I don't even know how to take these, I mean, may be it is the shell. Will I end up poisoning myself?  I still have 12 left. I'll finish those later. I tried to crush one between my fingers, but it just slipped out and I caught it before it fell.
I read the best way to take them is too constantly chew them and place them under your tongue. To make it easier to chew, place them in a glass of water and microwave. I decided to do this. But before I did, I needed to prepare. Take a piss, turn on the fan, turn off the lights, and stick on a few episodes of Futurama. Perhaps it was fate that made buy the complete set. Perhaps it was fate that made me randomly pick out the DVD in which Bender becomes God. It put a smile on my face as I saw this when I took the shrooms. I wondered whether I would fall asleep or if I could watch it through. They're supposed to be strong. I needed colour, quick movement, and jokes. Futurama had this all. The smartest cartoon since The Simpsons, and superior in so many ways. Most Americans didn't get it, so it got the can. Shame.
Time to prepare. I went downstairs, picked up transparent glass and dropped the two seeds in. I look at them in the glass and said,
'Time to rock my babies'
I poured some of the cheap mineral water my mother buys. I decided against using Evian as I would probably waste it if this was bad. I spun the seeds around with the handle of a spoon, and watched as the seeds danced to the flow of the water, round and round they went, like some synchronized competition. I placed the glass of water with the seeds in the microwave and shut it's door. Two minutes? Naw, let's go for one first. I tapped start and it began. Pearl Jam's 'Betterman' came into my head. Good song. I decided to go for another minute. It spun again. Pearl Jam's 'Whipping' was playing now. Good song. I touched the glass after I opened the door. HOT. I grabbed the over gloves, and saw murky water with two seeds at the bottom. I was impressed thus far. I grabbed some kitchen towel and wrapped the glass, taking it to my room. I left it to cool and will take it in a moment. Back soon, unless I'm dead.
The following is after taking the seeds and during the first few hours:
Ok I wasn't sure if that went right. I drank the resin water, and tried to chew the seeds. But they broke in my mouth. I tried to keep them under my tongue, but this didn't seem to work. I expected it to be chewable but it wasn't. I was watching the episode of Futurama where they have the 'What If' machine, and Fry asks 'What if life was like a video game?' It's brilliant, as I haven't seen this episode. It's so great! These are all the classics: Asteroids, Battlezone, Space Invaders. I shed a tear and respect the makers. I'm going to take one more seed, even though I already feel something from the other two. Nothing may happen you know, though I feel lightheaded. HOLY FECK! It's Q-Bert!
The left leg feels heavy, my right shoulder is iffy and now my right foot is going. Still, one more seed eh? I'll try without the, thing. I can't remember what's called. The foot? The girl. The foot. The foot. The...chicken. Wow. Colourful episode. One more seed. SEED! Leyla looks kinky in that garb. One eyed girls aren't so bad looking.
What I learnt, what I surmised from reading the accounts of others, I did not take on board. Perhaps it was my metabolism, perhaps it was idiocy, I don't quite know. I think it was disappointment. Here I was, I had taken two seeds, extracted resin in the water and knocked them back. I had given it at least 35 minutes or so, as indicated in most accounts, and nothing had happened. Futurama was making me laugh, it was great. I was enjoying it, but nothing was happening with the Woodrose.
 I chewed it, without microwaving it this time, and it was tough. I felt my tooth was going to break. The saliva had softened it enough, and I could feel the jaws pressuring the seed to break. It broke, the saliva mixing with the inside of the seed, creating a potent liquid in my mouth, which I gulped down. I collected the broken seed with my tongue, pulling them back to the front of my mouth, resting them underneath my tongue. I would mix saliva at the bottom of my mouth with the broken seed, and squeeze, extracting more of the chemicals and swallowing them down to be affected. I would sometimes shew the seeds again, and once more place them under my tongue. Eventually it disappeared. Still, another thirty minutes and still no effect.
Annoyed with having waited nearly an hour and a half, watching Futurama, I was getting frustrated and bored. I lost interest and took the remaining two seeds in the same manner as I did with the single seed. I had taken the five seeds, I had consumed them all, when really I shouldn't have. Yet, it had been two hours now and no effects. I was pretty pissed off, I mean I felt more light, I had moderate changes, I could feel something, even if I couldn't tell what it was.
I watched some TV. Drank from my bottle of Evian. I was so disappointed with the experience, I thought I would end up having to tell my friends, 'You know I was going on about Woodrose and how good they are? Well, they're not man. I feel well cheated.' Of course I could write it up and say I had the most amazing experience ever, but it would have been lies, and I couldn't be fucked with lying. If I had a bad experience, why let others do the same? I would consider Morning Glory's as they supposedly work well, particularly with visual spells.
 It hurt uncomfortably, so I pissed slowly to ease the pain. My eyes were opening and closing a little more rapidly, and my focus was blurring a little. I put this down to tiredness and perhaps a side effect of the seeds. I flushed the toilet, washed my hands, and splashed some water on my face. It was a pretty hot night by now, with the fan on full whack, and the extractor fan running.
I read if I went to sleep, the visuals would be strong, and sure enough, perhaps because I wanted them, my visuals were stronger, more abstract and completely incoherent, as soon as I had shut my eyes. Normally I sleep with music on, but I had turned everything off.  I was seeing images at a rapid rate, and almost like tunneling with a fish eye lens through images, people, worlds. It was incredibly abstract and incomprehensible and I tried to get something more focused, more normal than I had experienced.  Work now?
The time showed 1.00am on the clock when I went to bed. I had started early with the seeds, and I had no joy. I decided to hit the sack properly.  I went through tunnels, and, I don't know, spiritual journey's of some description. I felt I was floating, physically while exploring worlds in my head. It was good, and I enjoyed it. I seemed to quickly drift into sleep.
The following is a retrospective account several days after the experience, and was not easily forgettable:
It was rather sudden, but my eyes opened. When they did, the room was spinning around me, warping, glowing. I said to myself 'crap! NOW It hits me!'. I was annoyed because I didn't know how I could cope with it coming out of sleep. When I tried to look at the clock, I felt my body was being held down. Almost nothing was moving. I took a deep breath, and forced myself to my side. I couldn't focus on the clock with my eyes open. The world was just way too chaotic. Things seemed to be moving, swaying. Everything seemed bigger, or smaller than it's normal size.
To be honest, I was having difficulty keeping my eyes open, so I kept them shut. My bladder hurt, as I needed to take a piss. When I normally wake up from sleep, I kinda feel rough, now I was trying to wake up in a state of disorientation. I couldn't tell my left from right immediately. I had to pick up the clock, which had reasonable sized display. I closed both my eyes, staggering backwards into my bed, I opened my right eye a little and saw the time as 1.30am. I was a bit shocked, as I had only slept for 30 minutes, but I was totally screwed up.
I really needed to go to the toilet, and so I tried at first with my eyes open. But I just kept shutting them in the dark. I have a fan with a lamp on my ceiling. I went to grab the light side of the pulling lever to turn the light on. When I tried to grab it, it seemed to be drifting further away from me. By the time I gave up I was still on my bed, I hadn't actually moved, even though I felt I had. I had no focus, and things was just warping and moving way to fast for me to cope with. Sounds were louder, but I also felt quite numb physically.
Staggering and feeling my around to my door, it was quite difficult to open it. I couldn't figure it out if I pushed it in or out, I felt I had sort of woken up by now. I had been awake for what felt like hours, but looking at the clock it had been 5 minutes. I was exhausted, sweating and in some pain. I eventually made it the toilet, but I just couldn't be bothered with the light. I didn't have the will. When I realised it was too dark, I just had to turn the light on.
 I felt I had to clean everything out of my bladder, and when I did, I felt huge pain round my upper thighs near the pelvic region. I had to urinate slowly to reduce the pain. My legs were in further pain, and I felt incredibly drunk, incoherent, and lost. I was shaking, I felt some panic about what was happening, as I regretted taking all five now, or at least going to sleep. If I was awake I felt I would have been better prepared.
Seeing as I couldn't stay awake, as I kept edging off my chair, I decided to throw myself onto my duvet. I lay there, staggered, tired, and beaten. I couldn't describe what I was feeling other than both uncomfortable and pleasurable. I was experiencing some mind-bending visuals, the likes of which I hadn't experienced even with LSD. At points they seemed more focused, and I felt I was 'with' people. I felt surrounded by people, it was quite odd. On the other hand, I was experiencing this and not being able to comprehend or to write this down, as I wanted to, was frustrating for me. The purpose of taking this was to document on the fly. I even wanted to record something on camera, but I just couldn't do anything. I was almost paralytic, and just sweated profusely.
I gathered enough energy to get to my PC, and thought putting on some Enigma might help. I thought, 'ambient and tribal' would be suited. It just got annoying as hell, so I turned over to some heavy metal. This proved folly also, which led to everything being turned off. The only sound now remaining was the extractor fan and the ceiling fan. It was calming, but at the same time the physical and mental distress I was going through was not slowing down, but was increasing.
To some extent, I felt I had gotten through the worst of it. I was now going through the 'oh my life sucks so bad, let's re-evaluate your existence' mode, as everything I had done to date was put together like some physical jigsaw puzzle that once put together completed my life as it was now. And then I saw how I could change it, and what it actually meant to be happy and so on. The revelations came and went, and I felt better by the hour mentally.
Physically I was in trouble. I wanted to call out to my mother, and say, 'I'm fucked'. I thought about calling the ambulance service, but I had doubts as to how bad it was. Well, it was bad enough that I was hallucinating about scary demons in my room, things shifting places, the room warping and spinning, my walls glowing. Things weren't quite right I knew this much, but I thought this could only last for another few hours. I would sit it out.
Of course, I completely messed this up as it didn't last a few hours. It lasted until the next morning at 3am on Sunday, having started on Friday night. For most of Saturday I was tripping, with more control in the later day, but still barely able to open my eyes. The sounds of the bids tweeting killed my head, and it felt like having my skull drilled into while I was awake.
I drank lots of water, and juice. I tried to get some energy back over Saturday, and I went to the toilet 20-30 times during the day. As the day went on, and I controlled my visuals more, I became a lot more chilled than I had expected. I was still tripping though. So I couldn't open my eyes too much, because the whole world changed when I did. I was slow, my motor functions reduced. Comprehension and understanding were very minimal, I was in a euphoric state of calm mentally. Physically, I was still uncomfortable and going to the toilet a lot. Even after 12-16 hours, urinating was painful.
By Sunday, I was completely relaxed. Even when I was shouting, I felt stoned, so I wasn't shouting too much. I found it difficult to get angry or experience hyper tension as I often do. At one point I felt nothing could phase me ever again, and I was pretty damn happy. I hoped I could be that way forever, sadly I remembered I had work the next day. As Sunday continued, I started to wake up again mentally and physically, resetting to my original state. I was able to eat food again, which I found difficult to do during the experience. I felt refreshed and alive, and had a good dinner and a great sleep.
Overall, I think if I was awake, the startling reaction would not have been so intense. I expect the experience would remain as intense, but I would be better prepared for it. I will probably take 2-3 seeds initially, wait for a reaction BEFORE I take anymore. Or I may take five again.
It was a worthwhile experience, and in hindsight I enjoyed every moment of it. Even the bad, because most of it was pretty visually stimulating, and the side effects were a small part of the larger experience, as I was very high for all the time, even with the periods of insanity. I admit, I felt I was going a bit mad. I have mental health issues anyway, so perhaps this added to that, but then who doesn't have mental health problems?
I would definitely do it again, but I would recommend others take 3 seeds and move upwards from there if you feel like it if you're a first timer. I don't know if it's my own metabolism which took so long to get the seeds working, but when it happened, it hit me like a freight train. I will be repeating this with a friend, hopefully at least two, and wonder if more people would accentuate the experience further.
A very intense experience lasting two and half days. I look forward to more.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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To enter notes into the checker, follow these five steps:
- Select the key signature using the drop-down boxes provided;
- Select the chord number and inversion of each chord using the drop-down boxes below the staff;
- Then move the notes so that they reflect the chord you want to enter: Click a note, then click where you would like it to go.
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NOTE: If you want to change the key signature after this, you should click "Undo Raise Semitone", then raise the semitone again.
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Start with -20. Then add 5 for the first ``total++.'' Then add 5*2 for the second one. The total is -5. Run the code yourself (add some print statements) if you're confused.
You got 2 points for answering -5. One point for -8.
-20 + (n+1) + (n+1)log(n) = n*log(n) + n + log(n) - 19
You got 4 points for answering n*log(n) + n + log(n) - 19 or its equivalent. You got 3 points for n*log(n) + n - 20, 2 points if you gave something that was Theta(n*log(n)), and one point if youf answer had a log(n) in it.
| . | g(n) = 1 | g(n) = log(n) | g(n) = n | g(n) = n*log(n) | g(n) = n*n |
| f(n) = O(g(n)) | . | . | . | X | X |
| f(n) = Omega(g(n)) | X | X | X | X | . |
| f(n) = Theta(g(n)) | . | . | . | X | . |
| f(n) = o(g(n)) | . | . | . | . | X |
Grading here went as follows. You got four points total for big-O terms, two points for the Omega terms, two points for the Theta term, one point for little-o. You were penalized for marking incorrect boxes.
You were graded relative to the answer you put down in Question 2. Thus, if you put down something where the dominant term is n*n, then your answer should have been:
| . | g(n) = 1 | g(n) = log(n) | g(n) = n | g(n) = n*log(n) | g(n) = n*n |
| f(n) = O(g(n)) | . | . | . | . | X |
| f(n) = Omega(g(n)) | X | X | X | X | X |
| f(n) = Theta(g(n)) | . | . | . | . | X |
| f(n) = o(g(n)) | . | . | . | . | . |
If your answer to question two had a dominant term that is linear, then your answer should have been:
| . | g(n) = 1 | g(n) = log(n) | g(n) = n | g(n) = n*log(n) | g(n) = n*n |
| f(n) = O(g(n)) | . | . | X | X | X |
| f(n) = Omega(g(n)) | X | X | X | . | . |
| f(n) = Theta(g(n)) | . | . | X | . | . |
| f(n) = o(g(n)) | . | . | . | X | X |
If your answer to question two had a dominant term that is log(n), then your answer should have been:
| . | g(n) = 1 | g(n) = log(n) | g(n) = n | g(n) = n*log(n) | g(n) = n*n |
| f(n) = O(g(n)) | . | X | X | X | X |
| f(n) = Omega(g(n)) | X | X | . | . | . |
| f(n) = Theta(g(n)) | . | X | . | . | . |
| f(n) = o(g(n)) | . | . | X | X | X |
And finally, if your answer to question two had a dominant term that is constant, then your answer should have been:
| . | g(n) = 1 | g(n) = log(n) | g(n) = n | g(n) = n*log(n) | g(n) = n*n |
| f(n) = O(g(n)) | X | X | X | X | X |
| f(n) = Omega(g(n)) | X | . | . | . | . |
| f(n) = Theta(g(n)) | X | . | . | . | . |
| f(n) = o(g(n)) | . | X | X | X | X |
Grading: 2 points for getting it right.
Grading: 4 points for getting it right. 2 points if you had a valid AVL tree (with all the right elements). Zero otherwise.
Grading: 4 points for getting it right. 2 points if you had a valid AVL tree (with all the right elements). Zero otherwise.
Grading: 4 points for getting it right. 2 points for a valid tree with R at the root.
Grading: 4 points for getting it right. 2 points for a valid tree with A at the root.
No partial credit.
No partial credit.
The correct answers are b, d, e and g. The only really tricky one is g. Think about it.
Grading was as follows: 2 points for each right answer. -2 for each wrong answer. Minimum score was zero.
The ordering of calls is:
visit(X) visit(R) visit(M) visit(G) print(G) visit(P) print(P) print(M) visit(V) visit(U) visit(T) print(T) print(U) visit(W) print(W) print(V) print(R) print(X)This makes:
G P M T U W V R XYou got 4 points for that. 2 points for a reverse postorder traversal (WTUVPGMRX). Otherwise, you got a point if the last thing printed was X.
int nnodes(BstreeNode *b) { if (b == NULL) return 0; return 1 + nnodes(b->left) + nnodes(b->right); }8 points for something that works, like the above. 6 points if you forget to test for NULL. 2 points for something recursive. 0 otherwise.
#include < stdio.h > #include "dllist.h" Stack new_stack() { return (Stack) new_dllist(); } free_stack(Stack s) { free_dllist((Dllist) s); } int stack_empty(Stack s) { return dll_empty((Dllist) s); { stack_push(Stack s, Jval val) { dll_prepend((Dllist) s, val) } Jval stack_pop(Stack s) { Jval retval; retval = stack_top(s); dll_delete_node(dll_first((Dllist) s)); return retval; } Jval stack_top(Stack s) { if (stack_empty(s)) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: trying to look at the top of an empty stack\n"); exit(1); } return (dll_val(dll_first((Dllist) s))); }Point allocation was as follows:


Evaluator¶
Helper modules for evaluation and prediction.
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class
seq2seq.evaluator.evaluator.
Evaluator
(loss=<seq2seq.loss.loss.NLLLoss object>, batch_size=64)¶ Class to evaluate models with given datasets.
Parameters: - loss (seq2seq.loss, optional) – loss for evaluator (default: seq2seq.loss.NLLLoss)
- batch_size (int, optional) – batch size for evaluator (default: 64)
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seq2seq.evaluator.predictor.
Predictor
(model, src_vocab, tgt_vocab)¶


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When Elizabeth Bennet first meets eligible bachelor Fitzwilliam Darcy, she thinks him arrogant and conceited; he is indifferent to her good looks and lively mind. When she later discovers that Darcy has involved himself in the troubled relationship between his friend Bingley and her beloved sister Jane, she is determined to dislike him more than ever. In the sparkling comedy of manners that follows, Jane Austen shows the folly of judging by first impressions and superbly evokes the friendships, gossip and snobberies of provincial middle-class life.
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.


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bandwhich --show-dns- Show total (cumulative) usage:
bandwhich --total-utilization- Show the network utilization for a specific network interface:
bandwhich --interface eth0- Show DNS queries with a given DNS server:
bandwhich --show-dns --dns-server dns_server_ip


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This book follows on from the Linux From Scratch book. It introduces and guides the reader through additions to the system including networking, graphical interfaces, sound support, and printer and scanner support.
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Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
You can set up a worksite to display news by entering a URL for an RSS news feed (a specially formatted list of news articles). You can add more than one News tool at any time.
To add a news feed:
Site Info
, and then
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.News
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If the worksite already contains news feeds or web content, you'll see
information about existing news and web items here. If there are no
blank fields at the bottom of the list to fill in, from the More
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to add.
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the site's tools.
Finish
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You should now see a link in the menubar to the news feed with the title you provided.
To edit a news feed, in the menubar, click the title of the feed
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to finish.
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Select the administration activity from the list below.
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Manage UsersReview Users, assign roles to users, activate/deactivate
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Import DARImport a DAR Json file as a new DAR.


Lexus UX300e revealed with 400km of range
The compact UX SUV has become the first-ever pure-electric Lexus, with 400km of claimed range and 300Nm.
by Scott Collie- shares
Lexus has revealed its first-ever pure-electric vehicle, the UX300e, aimed squarely at the EV-friendly Chinese and European markets.
With a 54.3kWh lithium-ion battery pack good for a claimed 400km of range on the more lenient NEDC test cycle, the 300e is powered by an electric motor making 150kW and 300Nm.
Lexus claims the car will take 50 minutes to charge from empty on a fast charger, and around seven hours on a home wall connection.
The means its best AC charge capability is 6.6kW, while its best DC fast charge speed is 50kW.
There are four regeneration modes, allowing owners to tailor how aggressively the car harvests energy under deceleration.
Externally, the UX300e looks identical to its internal-combustion counterparts – save for the unique wheels, and the electric badging of course. The roof is slightly higher, and ground clearance has dropped by 20mm because of the battery pack.
Lexus says the dampers have been retuned to handle the extra weight associated with the battery pack, but claims the "suspension has been thoroughly tuned to target the same high steering response and high-quality ride comfort as the UX250h".
Inside, the car is unchanged compared to the regular UX. Expect to see unique displays in the instrument binnacle and touchscreen, offering information about how much range remains and where the nearest charge stations are.
Lexus says the UX300e will be on sale in Europe and China next year, to be followed by Japan early in 2021.
Will the UX300e come to Australia?
"The UX300e is initially intended for sale next year in China and Europe and Japan the following year. No plans have been announced for other markets," Lexus Australia chief executive said earlier this year.
"Should it become available, we would love to be able to offer this vehicle in Australia once issues such as charging infrastructure are resolved."
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Fiera Capital revenue up after acquisitions, net earnings down on closing costs
by The Canadian PressMONTREAL — Fiera Capital Corp. says it swung to a loss in the third quarter, mainly because of higher expenses from recent acquisitions that closed in the quarter.
"Our focus during the third quarter was on integrating our recently closed acquisitions and building a strong global operations and IT platform," said company CEO Jean-Guy Desjardins in a statement Friday.
Fiera has recently closed its acquisitions of Foresters Asset Management Inc., Integrated Asset Management Corp., and Natixis Investment Managers Canada Corp., which together added $15 billion to its assets under management.
MARKET CALL: FIERA CAPITAL (FSZ:CT)
Desjardins said that going forward the company's spending focus will be on distribution capabilities, invest further in its technology platform, and manage its financial leverage.
The Montreal-based asset management firm said it had a net loss of $4.6 million for the quarter ending Sept. 30, compared with net income of $1.1 million for the same quarter last year.
The company says adjusted earnings for the quarter worked out to $32.6 million, or 32 cents per share, up from $27.5 million or 29 cents per share last year.
Third quarter revenue was $160 million, up from $137.1 million last year mainly because of its recent acquisitions.
Analysts had expected earnings of $31.5 million or 29 cents per share according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.


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Double disappointment for Town fans as 30 fans receive parking tickets
by Oliver SullivanMore than 30 Ipswich Town fans were left doubly disappointed following the club's defeat at Colchester United after returning to find parking tickets on their cars.
Former engineer Kevin Smith, 67, had driven to the match in Colchester on Tuesday, November 12 with his brother and three of his friends.
No strangers to seeing the Blues play away from home, his brother's friends recommended parking in the main road towards the stadium, Axial Way, as they usually do before a game.
But the group were shocked to return to their cars to see parking tickets slapped on their windows - in a long line of "more than 30" other cars.
Mr Smith said: "We couldn't see any signs telling us we couldn't park there and there were not any yellow lines of any kind on the ground.
But now we've all been handed tickets.
"What annoys me is I feel like us football fans have been targeted by the council - no one else would usually be in that part of town during the evening, all of the businesses were closed.
"At first I wondered if it was some sort of scam or marketing ploy - but it is a genuine fine."
Mr Smith and his friends' fines say they had obstructed a cycle path. He is now in the process of appealing.
He added: "If I have really done that, then fine - but it needs to be more clearly posted so other football fans can be made aware.
"We are just quite angry to think they are targeting football fans knowing they can make more money."
Parking is available at the stadium but must be booked in advance, while businesses in the industrial estate in Axial Way have been known to open their gates to fans for a fee. The local Park and Ride also open up their car park.
Ipswich lost the Leasing.com Trophy match 1-0 after a Ryan Clampin wonder-goal.
A spokesman for the North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP) said: "The Clearway route signposted along Axial Way helps to ensure safe traffic flow, reduce congestion and makes the road safer for all users.
"If a motorist believes a Penalty Charge Notice has been issued incorrectly, they can challenge it by submitting a written appeal with evidence to the NEPP, who will review the details of the case."


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[gecode-users] How i can save a copy of a Space?
Ivan Carvajal
peliculasivan at gmail.com
Tue Aug 28 23:55:07 CEST 2007
Hi,
i've a problem, i need implement a backtrack during the search. I try save a
copy of ReCoStack and current space in a static stack, but when i look the
stack, the Space variable is corrupt,
i.e: in n-queens, i save the first space: [qqqq,qqqq,qqqq,qqqq] but when i
look the stack i see [Q···,··Q·,·Q··,···Q].
how can happend this?
Sorry for my english :)
Thanks!
Ivan
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The Jade Garden, Mumbai is the favorite for many of the South Mumbai’s elite. It provides complimentary changing rooms for the bride and the groom on their special day for convenience. It offers ample car parking space, so you need not worry if your guest list is long. A symbol of luxury and exclusivity, The Jade Garden, Worli, Mumbai is a gem of a venue. Reserve it right away for sparkling celebrations!


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Next: read-from-string, Previous: read, Up: Reader Dictionary
read-delimited-list
char &optional input-stream recursive-p ⇒ list
char—a character.
input-stream—an input stream designator. The default is standard input.
recursive-p—a generalized boolean. The default is false.
list—a list of the objects read.
read-delimited-list reads objects from input-stream until the next character after an object’s representation (ignoring whitespace_2 characters and comments) is char.
read-delimited-list looks ahead at each step for the next non-whitespace_2 character and peeks at it as if with peek-char. If it is char, then the character is consumed and the list of objects is returned. If it is a constituent or escape character, then read is used to read an object, which is added to the end of the list. If it is a macro character, its reader macro function is called; if the function returns a value, that value is added to the list. The peek-ahead process is then repeated.
If recursive-p is true, this call is expected to be embedded in a higher-level call to read or a similar function.
It is an error to reach end-of-file during the operation of read-delimited-list.
The consequences are undefined if char has a syntax type of whitespace_2 in the current readtable.
(read-delimited-list #\]) 1 2 3 4 5 6 ] ⇒ (1 2 3 4 5 6)
Suppose you wanted #{a b c ... z} to read as a list of all pairs of the elements a, b, c, ..., z, for example.
#{p q z a} reads as ((p q) (p z) (p a) (q z) (q a) (z a))
This can be done by specifying a macro-character definition for #{ that does two things: reads in all the items up to the }, and constructs the pairs. read-delimited-list performs the first task.
(defun |#{-reader| (stream char arg) (declare (ignore char arg)) (mapcon #'(lambda (x) (mapcar #'(lambda (y) (list (car x) y)) (cdr x))) (read-delimited-list #\} stream t))) ⇒ |#{-reader| (set-dispatch-macro-character #\# #\{ #'|#{-reader|) ⇒ T (set-macro-character #\} (get-macro-character #\) nil))
Note that true is supplied for the recursive-p argument.
It is necessary here to give a definition to the character } as well to prevent it from being a constituent. If the line
(set-macro-character #\} (get-macro-character #\) nil))
shown above were not included, then the } in
#{ p q z a}
would be considered a constituent character, part of the symbol named a}. This could be corrected by putting a space before the }, but it is better to call set-macro-character.
Giving } the same definition as the standard definition of the character ) has the twin benefit of making it terminate tokens for use with read-delimited-list and also making it invalid for use in any other context. Attempting to read a stray } will signal an error.
*standard-input*, *readtable*, *terminal-io*.
‘read; read-preserving-whitespace’ , peek-char, read-char, unread-char .
read-delimited-list is intended for use in implementing reader macros. Usually it is desirable for char to be a terminating macro character so that it can be used to delimit tokens; however, read-delimited-list makes no attempt to alter the syntax specified for char by the current readtable. The caller must make any necessary changes to the readtable syntax explicitly.
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layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/trichromic
title: Trichromic
year: 2006
semester: Fall
description: "Multiplayer Turn-Based Strategy.
Create units, capture buildings, and attack the enemy in an attempt to conquer the map. The three armies have their own strengths, weaknesses, and special units: Crimson is powerful. Cobalt is crafty. Pine is numerous. It's up to you to decide who wins.
You can play multiplayer (hotseat or over a network) or on your own against the AI, and maps can be created and edited with a built-in map editor.
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tags: Windows Linux Singleplayer Multiplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Chris DeLeon: "Unit Type & Balancing, Game Design, Graphics",
Greg Peng: Interface,
Kent deVillafranca: "Project Lead, Programming",
Sam Chien: Title Music
}
stage_game_path: trichromic/
builds: {
Windows: Trichromic_1.2_win.zip,
Linux: Trichromic_1.2_lin.zip
}
thumbnail: trichromic-1.jpg
top-img: trichromic-1.jpg
screenshots: [
trichromic-1.jpg,
trichromic-2.jpg
]
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build_instructions: "Requires a graphics card (the game uses OpenGL), and either Windows or Linux. A Mac port isn't available yet."
awards: [
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top-img-fit: cover
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lol, nah, I prefer the younger ones. Sokar as a character was kinda boring, just sat around playing with fire, in mythology he's slightly more interesting, but... I prefer Bastet, Amaunet, Ra... It would also help if SG1 didn't manage to kill off so many Goa'ulds.
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Pep Guardiola dismisses speculation of Bayern Munich return
by FSA EditorDespite rumours linking him with a return to Bayern Munich, Pep Guardiola insists he has no plans to move back to the Bundesliga giants yet
Pep Guardiola has no immediate plans to swap Manchester City for a return to his former club Bayern Munich.
Bayern are on the search for a new coach after sacking Niko Kovac earlier in November.
Hans-Dieter Flick is currently interim coach, while Mauricio Pochettino – who was sacked by Tottenham on Tuesday – has been linked with a switch to the Allianz Arena.
The Bundesliga champions are also rumoured to be interested in moving for City boss Guardiola, who spent three seasons at Bayern between 2013 and 2016 before taking over at City.
However, Guardiola has insisted Bayern are aware he is a person who respects his contracts, adding he wishes to stay at City as long as the club want him to remain.
“When these things appear, is it the media or the club? We don’t know. It could be one guy [starting a rumour] and then people take it,” Guardiola told Sky Sports News.
“I like the people from Bayern a lot. I was incredibly happy there, but they know I’m a guy that respects what I sign.
“In football, when you are not getting results you can be sacked but in this case if the club [Manchester City] wants me, I want to stay here.
“It doesn’t matter if Bayern want me or not in the future. My love for the city, the club and the people I met there is incredible.
“It is the same in Barcelona because it is my hometown, but the same happened here. I have more things to do.”
Guardiola acknowledged he will not remain at City forever, but insists it is the memories created at clubs that form the best legacies.
“That is the real legacy that you like, more than lifting titles,” Guardiola said. “You remember the places for the people you live with, not for the museums or cathedrals.
“I will not be here [at Manchester City] forever. It’s important when you leave that you can come back and be happy with the people.”
Under Guardiola, City have won successive Premier League titles, two EFL Cups and an FA Cup, as well as two Community Shields.


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Position 37º 05'N , 08º 15.2W.
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Brendan Maher drives Borris-Ileigh past Ballygunner to first Munster title in 33 years
Reigning provincial champions Ballygunner lost out by a single point.
by Denis HurleyUpdated at 21.30
Borris-Ileigh (Tipperary) 1-12
Ballygunner (Waterford) 1-11
Denis Hurley reports from Páirc Uí Rinn
A SUPERB PERFORMANCE from Brendan Maher characterised Borris-Ileigh’s indomitable spirit as they claimed a first AIB Munster club SHC title since 1986 on Sunday.
Waterford’s Ballygunner had the edge for much of the proceedings at Páirc Uí Rinn but Kieran Maher’s goal in the 44th minute tied the game at 1-7 to 0-10 and Maher’s fourth immediately afterwards put them ahead for the first time since early the game.
A free from the Tipperary star opened up a two-point advantage but the momentum looked to have turned back the way of Ballygunner on 51 when the excellent Dessie Hutchinson found Barry O’Sullivan in space and he slotted home.
Though Jerry Kelly levelled for Borris, Conor Sheahan put Ballygunner ahead again on 53 but it proved to be their final score. Maher tied the game again with a free as his scoring tally matched his jersey number of 6.
Then, in the second-last minute of normal time, Conor Kenny found his brother Niall and though Stephen O’Keeffe saved his goal effort, he had been fouled and Maher sent over the winning score.
While Maher and Dan McCormack performed well in the first half, Borris were second-best to Ballygunner, who had Philip Mahony on form in the half-back line, were smarter in their use of the ball. Mahony’s brother Pauric was a source of scores for them from frees while Hutchinson lit up the first half with a trio of fine points.
The outscored Borris by 0-4 to 0-1 from the 19th minute until half-time and it was 0-9 to 0-6 at the break.
After Maher got his third for Borris on 33, the Gunners might have got in for a goal as Hutchinson’s super pass set Peter Hogan away but he was fouled before he could shoot.
Pauric Mahony pointed the free to leave three in it again, but Ray McCormack’s powerful run led to Kieran Maher’s goal and Borris pushed on from there.
Scorers for Borris-Ileigh: Brendan Maher 0-7 (0-5 frees, 0-1 65), Kieran Maher 1-0, Jerry Kelly 0-2 (0-1 sideline), Niall Kenny, Conor Kenny, Kevin Maher 0-1 each.
Scorers for Ballygunner: Pauric Mahony 0-5 (0-4 frees), Dessie Hutchinson 0-3, Barry O’Sullivan 1-0, Paddy Leavy, Conor Sheahan, Billy O’Keeffe 0-1 each.
Borris-Ileigh
1. James McCormack
4. Liam Ryan
2. Séamus Burke
3. Paddy Stapleton
5. Seán McCormack
6. Brendan Maher
7. Ray McCormack
8. Tommy Ryan
9. Dan McCormack
12. Conor Kenny
14. Jerry Kelly
10. Kieran Maher
13. Kevin Maher
15. James Devaney
11. Niall Kenny
Sub
18. Jack Hogan for Tommy Ryan (25, injured)
Ballygunner
1. Stephen O’Keeffe
2. Eddie Hayden
7. Barry Coughlan
3. Ian Kenny
4. Billy O’Keeffe
6. Philip Mahony
9. Shane O’Sullivan
15. Paddy Leavy
5. Conor Sheahan
8. Michael Mahony
11. Pauric Mahony
12. Barry O’Sullivan
10. Dessie Hutchinson
14. Tim O’Sullivan
20. Peter Hogan
Subs
13. Conor Power for Hogan (43)
22. JJ Hutchinson for Tim O’Sullivan (55)


This once elegant city is, nowadays, rather neglected. It is located in the north east corner of the Gulf of Finland, close to the Finish border.
It is now possible to clear in here and this allows sailing the sheltered waters of the Bjorke Channel to St Petersburg.
Moor to the Immigration dock where an official will then take you to the Customs office for more form filling. The staff here are used to (Russian) yachts clearing in and out are are very helpful and friendly.
Last updated September 2010.
It may be possible to remain at the Immigration dock overnight (there is a guard here).
Opposite there is a marina where it is possible to stay.
Last updated September 2010.


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School of Computing, University of Dundee, Tuesday the 12th of May 2015, 12 PM - 6 PM
For ML and Haskell, accurate warnings when a function definition has redundant or missing patterns are mission critical. But today's compilers generate bogus warnings when the programmer uses guards (even simple ones), GADTs, pattern guards, or view patterns. We give the first algorithm that handles all these cases in a single, uniform framework, together with an implementation in GHC, and evidence of its utility in practice.
Joint work with Georgios Karachalias, Dimitrios Vytiniotis, and Simon Peyton Jones.
 What happens if we reverse the information flow? Ambition for type expressivity can become rewarding if it increases the computer's ability to guess the *program*. This possibility has not escaped notice, thus far, but neither has it taken hold as the key to a language design. Fortunately, Milner's idea to ensure necessary coincidences by unification works perfectly well when the information flow is turned around. So let us (and our languages) be mindful about what we already know and open to new possibilities. I'll try to put my finger on some blind spots and some faulty learning, the better to blunder more effectively.
Substructural type systems are useful for reasoning about state in functional programming languages; for example, they can be used to assure the safety of code with type-changing updates, or to guarantee that communication protocols are followed (i.e., session typing). Unfortunately, existing approaches to substructural typing require significant duplication of code, particularly in the definition and use of higher-order functions. In this talk, I will describe a new approach to integrating substructural and Hindley-Milner typing in functional programming languages. My approach relies on using predicates to track the use of contraction and weakening, and avoids the duplication that appears in existing code. I will show that this approach enjoys principal typing and type inference, by extending standard approaches for Haskell-like languages.
Since the work of Fiore, Plotkin and Turi, we have known that the syntax of typed and untyped lambda-calculi can be thought of in terms of algebraic theories. The typechecking process that takes us from untyped to typed terms is defined by structural recursion on the initial algebra of untyped terms. In this talk, I'll explore the idea that the typechecking process *itself* can be expressed as an algebraic theory. This leads naturally to the idea of the programs that the programmer enters being "active" in the sense that they can participate in the type checking process, blending features of LCF-style tactic scripts with more normal terms.
In constructive proof theory, proving that a proposition A has a proof in the context Gamma amounts to showing that type A is inhabited by a proof p, namely it amounts to constructing p. This principle underlies most modern interactive theorem provers.
First-order automated theorem proving, in contrast, has much weaker, if any, support for capturing structural (constructive) properties of proofs. To prove that a proposition A follows from a logic program Gamma, the algorithm of SLD-resolution should derive a contradiction from assumption that A is false. The proof structure remains irrelevant in this decision procedure, as long as resolution algorithm succeeds.
The resolution approach has advantages, the main of which is efficient proof automation, which makes it suitable for automation of type inference. However, neglecting proof structure comes at a price. It is extremely hard to analyse structural properties of such derivations, whether they finitely succeed or run forever. For successful derivations, we still miss a construction of exact proof evidence, in potentially non-terminating derivations, we lack tools to analyse productivity.
Structural Resolution is an analogue of constructive proof theory approach realised in the untyped first-order setting of logic programming. In particular, it allows to formulate, for the first time, the notions of proof evidence and of universal productivity for first-order resolution.
In this talk, I will give an outline of Structural resolution and will hypothesize on its possible use in Type Inference.
Evidence construction for type class often requires instance declarations is terminating modulo cycles. In practice, there are cases where the evidence construction is diverging without forming any cycles, while the program is still meaningful. We provide a formalism to transforms instance declarations to a set of rewrite rules. This enable us to analyze the termination/nontermination behavior of the instance declaration.
Idris is a purely functional programming language with dependent types. As well as supporting theorem proving, Idris is intended to be a general purpose programming language. As such, it provides high-level concepts such as implicit syntax, type classes and "do" notation. Many components of a dependently-typed programming language are by now well understood, for example the underlying type theory, type checking, unification and evaluation. How to combine these components into a realistic and usable high-level language is, however, folklore, discovered anew by successive language implementors. In this talk, I will give an overview of the implementation of Idris, showing how it brings these components together into a complete programming language. I will briefly describe the high-level language and the underlying type theory, and present a tactic-based method for elaborating concrete high-level syntax with implicit arguments and type classes into a fully explicit core type theory. Furthermore, I will show how this method facilitates the implementation of new high-level language constructs.
Typed functional programming and units of measure are a natural combination, as F# demonstrates. However, few other languages support type inference for units of measure, perhaps because doing so would require changes to their type inference algorithms. I'll show how a tiny new feature of GHC 7.10 enables domain-specific constraint solving in the typechecker, making it possible to implement units of measure and other type inference extensions without so much as recompiling GHC. Moreover, I'll explain how to infer units of measure in a setting with universally quantified type variables and type equality constraints.
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- Game - Class in sixmensmorris
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This class contains the main method, and all variables universal to the game.
- Game() - Constructor for class sixmensmorris.Game
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- gameState - Variable in class sixmensmorris.MenuView
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- getBoardState() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Board
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Return the current state of the board
- getBoardState(int) - Method in class sixmensmorris.BoardView
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Returns the current state of the board from accessing getPieceState.
- getBoardStates() - Method in class sixmensmorris.BoardView
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Return the state of the board (player Red or player Blue).
- getBottomLeft() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Return the bottom left point.
- getBottomRight() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Returns the bottom right point of the rectangle.
- getCircles() - Method in class sixmensmorris.BoardView
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Return the array of all circles in the board
- getColor() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Player
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Return the color of the player.
- getDistance(Point) - Method in class sixmensmorris.Point
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Return the distance between two point objects
- getIntDiameter() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Circle
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Knowing the radius, we can find the diameter ( d = 2 * r )
- getIntHeight() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Return the height of the rectangle.
- getIntPointX() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Circle
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Returns the x-coordinate of the center point as an integer.
- getIntPointY() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Circle
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Returns the y-coordinate of the center point as an integer.
- getIntRadius() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Circle
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Returns the radius of the circle as an integer.
- getIntWidth() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Returns the width of the rectangle.
- getIntX() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Point
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Returns the x-coordinate as an integer.
- getIntY() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Point
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Returns the y-coordinate as an integer.
- getJFrame() - Method in class sixmensmorris.MenuController
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The getJFrame getter
- getN() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Board
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Returns the number of squares on the board.
- getNumberOfUnplayedPieces() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Player
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Returns the number of pieces the player has yet to place.
- getPieceState(int) - Method in class sixmensmorris.Board
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Return the current state of the piece (black, red or blue)
- getRepeats() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Board
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Returns the number of repeats
- getRepeats() - Method in class sixmensmorris.BoardView
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Returns the number of repeated moves from the board model
- getState() - Method in class sixmensmorris.MenuView
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Return the state of the application
- getTopLeft() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Returns the top left point of the rectangle.
- getTopLeftIntX() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Return the x-coordinate of the top left corner as an integer.
- getTopLeftIntY() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Return the y-coordinate of the top left corner as an integer.
- getTopRight() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Rectangle
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Returns the top right point of the rectangle.
- getX() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Point
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Returns the x-coordinate.
- getY() - Method in class sixmensmorris.Point
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Returns the y-coordinate.