Pressure drop equations and other fluid characteristics are usually computed by semi-empirical equations. Unfortunately, the developers of semi-empirical equations nearly never take into account that the equation might be used in a simulation program. As a consequence, these semi-empirical equations can nearly never be used blindly but must be slightly modified or adapted in order that obvious simulation problems are avoided. Below, examples are given to demonstrate what problems occur and how to regularize the characteristics:
In several empirical formulae, expressions of the following form are present, e.g., for turbulent flow in a pipe:
y = if x < 0 then -sqrt( abs(x) ) else sqrt(x)
A plot of this characteristic is shown in the next figure:
The difficulty with this function is that the derivative at x=0 is infinity. In reality, such a function does not exist. E.g., for pipe flow, the flow becomes laminar for small velocities and therefore around zero the sqrt() function is replaced by a linear function. Since the laminar region is usually of not much practical interest, the above approximation is used.
The direct implementation above does not work in Modelica, because an event is generated when x < 0 changes sign. In order to detect this event, an event iteration takes place. During the event iteration, the active if-branch is not changed. For example, assume that x is positive (= "else" branch) and shall become negative. During the event iteration x is slightly negative and the else branch, i.e., sqrt(x), is evaluated. Since this results in an imaginary number, an error occurs. It would be possible to fix this, by using the noEvent() operator to explicitly switch of an event:
y = if noEvent(x < 0) then -sqrt( abs(x) ) else sqrt(x)
Still, it is highly likely that good integrators will not work well around x=0, because they will recognize that the derivative changes very sharply and will reduce the step size drastically.
There are several solutions around this problem: Around x=0, the sqrt() function can be replaced by a polynomial of 3rd order which is determined in such a way that it smoothly touches the sqrt() function, i.e., the whole function is continuous and continuously differentiable. In the Modelica.Fluid library, implementations of such critical functions are provided in sublibrary Modelica.Fluid.Utilities. The above sqrt() type function is computed by function Utilities.regRoot(). This function is defined as:
y := x/(x*x+delta*delta)^0.25;
where "delta" is the size of the small region around zero where the sqrt() function is approximated by another function. The plot of the function above is practically identical to the one of the original function. However, it has a finite derivative at x=0 and is differentiable up to any order. With the default value of delta=0.01, the difference between the function above and regRoot(x) is 16% around x=0.01, 0.25% around x=0.1 and 0.0025% around x=1.


I’m not much of a superstitious guy. I don’t believe in any 416-curse, or that you as a fan can directly affect the outcome of the game with your actions. You deciding to watch the game from your basement has as much impact on the game as the decision to take a nap or post a Facebook status. I’m more of a numbers guy. I believe in analyzing the cold hard facts. With that let’s take a look at the recent events leading up to tonight’s extremely important game 7.
Game 1: Raptors lead going into the second half but Indiana scores 27 points in the 3rd quarter. Raptors LOSE Game 1: Raptors lead going into the second half but Indiana scores 27 points in the 3rd quarter. Raptors LOSE
Game 2: Raptors lead going into the second half. Indiana scores 21 points in the fourth quarter, but Raptors hold on. Raptors WIN Game 2: Raptors lead going into the second half. Indiana scores 21 points in the fourth quarter, but Raptors hold on. Raptors WIN
Game 3: Raptors lead going into the second half. Raptors outscore Indiana by 4 points in the fourth quarter to close out the game. Raptors WIN Game 3: Raptors lead going into the second half. Raptors outscore Indiana by 4 points in the fourth quarter to close out the game. Raptors WIN
Game 4: Raptors trail going into the second half. Indiana outscores the Raptors by 2 in the fourth quarter. Raptors LOSE Game 4: Raptors trail going into the second half. Indiana outscores the Raptors by 2 in the fourth quarter. Raptors LOSE
Game 5: DeMar DeRozan leads the Raptors with a playoff career high 34 points, 2 assists and only 1 turnover. Raptors WIN Game 5: DeMar DeRozan leads the Raptors with a playoff career high 34 points, 2 assists and only 1 turnover. Raptors WIN
Game 6: Raptors score 44 points in the first half and 19 in the fourth quarter. Raptors LOSE Game 6: Raptors score 44 points in the first half and 19 in the fourth quarter. Raptors LOSE
Like I said, I'm not really a superstitious guy, but there's no way that I'm going to jinx anything by continuing this article any further.
Credits to Saki P for bringing these stats to my attention.


Hares in Ireland being sucked into plane engines near Dublin Airport, reports say
by Stephen SoraceHares straying too close to the runways at Dublin Airport in Ireland are being sucked up into the engines of taxiing planes, reports said.
There have been 54 incidents of animals being “ingested” by plane engines since Jan. 1 of this year, The Irish Post reported, citing data from the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA).
“Bird strikes” accounted for 43 of those cases, while 11 hares living in the grassy areas near the runways accounted for the rest, according to the DAA.
MYSTERY HORSE ATTACKS THAT HAVE KILLED SEVERAL ANIMALS LEAVES SOUTH CAROLINA INVESTIGATORS STUMPED
Hare obstructions reportedly were considered even more dangerous than bird strikes since the remains of the fluffy animals could spread over a large area of the engine. The splatter then could attract flocks of birds, causing further problems, according to the Post's reporting.
Airport officials said they've taken measures to uphold high safety standards and prevent aviation risks. They've managed the nearby wildlife through a catch-and-release program and, when necessary, by shooting the animals, according to reports.
When a surge of strikes would occur in quick succession, the airport authority would carry out “controlled shoots” to reduce the animal population, Dublin Live reported. While 55 hares were culled in 2018, no shoots have taken place so far this year.
Since January, crews have relocated 44 hares to a safer area so far, under the supervision of a consultant approved by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, according to the Post.
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The number of animal strikes so far this year has been cut almost in half from the 102 recorded in 2018, local media reported.
A well-known bird strike occurred in the U.S. in January 2009, when a plane leaving New York's LaGuardia Airport collided with a flock of geese that caused both its engines to stop. Unable to return to the airport, Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger landed the plane on the Hudson River in what has been dubbed the "Miracle on the Hudson."


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Your time at Year Up Bay Area (YUBA) is divided in half. The first phase is building the foundation for students. Teaching them all the skills they will need to make a smooth transition into the coporate world. All phases consisting of a Business Communications and Pro Skills course. All tech courses are constantly changing throughout a 3 week period; excluding the last moduel. Courses such as Network + System Admin, Web Development, IT Foundations, and IT HelpDesk. The second phase consiting of the 6 month period were each intern is sent to work for one of the corporate partners. All students are given on hands, on the job training. In other words the learning never stops. Interns are given tasks at their internships that help grow that foundations they built in the first phase of Year Up.
You propbably saw me mention something about a moduel in the previous section. The first phase of Year Up, also known as the Learning and Development (L&D) phase, is split up into 3 moduels. The first moduel is when students are introduced to the tech fundamentals considering that a handfull of the students don't come from a technical background. The second moduel is where students get to dive in deeper to the tech material; learning the Hardware and Software side. At the end of the second moduel students are tested on everything they've learned since the beginning of program. The IRA (Internship Readiness Assesment) takes place for a week. Students demonstrate why they deserve an internship. They go threw a variety of tasks such as mock interviews, students are required to create a website portfolio displaying all their skills and work they've created throughout the program, and students are require to go threw a series of tech scenerios that they demonstrate for instructors. Once IRA week is over it marks the beginning of moduel 3. Moduel 3 is when students are placed into their tracks. Students use up the remaining month to focus on one area of experties. Weather it be QA, Project Cordination, Network + System Admin, Cyber Security, or IT HelpDesk. Students get the oportunity to dive into detail about their tracks.


A post caught my attention the other day and I’m usually not one to write response pieces, but I can’t stop thinking about this.
This post is about why I quit teaching nearly two years ago, and why that was a good decision.
I was teaching in a charter school two years ago. My wife and I moved back to South Bend after living in Evansville, Ind. Moving back to South Bend was difficult because neither of us had work nor a place to live. I managed to land an interview pretty quickly at the school which was founded two years prior to provide a mix of academic and vocational training for students. We ran an alternative schedule, which modeled the “business day,” so staff and students were in session from 8AM to 5PM each day. There were nine class hours, plus an advisory. I taught seven of those nine first semester.
I was working my tail off. In addition, the school was dysfunctional. We didn’t have completed schedules for students until the second week of school. We ran study halls for an entire week from day one. We had staff meetings with yelling and blame games. I tried to remind myself that it was a brand new school and that things would turn around.
As we continued through the year, I became more involved in integrating tech into instruction. I led some PD on flipping and using Google apps to extend the type of work being done. I felt good about taking on some of these things because people were interested. As we went into the Christmas break, I was talking with my administrators about consolidating some of my classes (one class had eight students) and splitting my time between staff development and teaching.
I got back from Christmas break with the same class load, PD responsibilities, and students missing schedules. I was asked to support people during one of my plans and co-teach my last science class with one of the middle school teachers. My students were confused, I was stressed, and the other teacher was caught in the middle of trying to set up new procedures.
Our staff meetings also began to focus on creating vertically-aligned tests. We spent time in the departments looking at what we taught and writing up exams to make sure students were progressing. I started asking questions about the use of the tests and it eventually came out that we’d be taking three days at the beginning and end of each semester to test. The results would also be used in determining our evaluation scores and our pay.
I left on March 1st.
I’ve written at length about the unique struggle teachers go through when it comes to our work. Our community is close. Our bonds are tight. When someone leaves teaching, it’s a big deal.
Unfortunately, it’s too big of a deal.
I was 100% unhappy with teaching. I couldn’t stand to face my administrators or my colleagues. I was unhappy at home. I was frustrated and felt like I’d had a bait-and-switch pulled on me. My students were not getting the best of who I was as a teacher.
What it came down to was that it would be better for their progress and my personal health to step out of the classroom.
Yet, I still felt like a teacher.
Therein lies the problem: if you’re a teacher, that’s all you can do. And if you leave, you’re a bad teacher.
Posts like this where being a good teacher is based on grit and toughing it out, or that in leaving:
“[w]e teach [students] that when things get hard, and when we don’t agree with something, then just quit and find something else.”
It’s a lie, and it’s something that our culture of education perpetuates. As someone who has walked away at one point, believing this lie hindered me for months.
What ends up happening in a system where people are afraid to leave because of community pressure is you have a lot of unhappy teachers. Students see teachers going through motions – shells of what good teachers looks like.
I’m sure I’m not the only one who has left for similar reasons, but I do know that I was terrified to let people know I was leaving.
Please, if you know of or hear about someone stepping out of the classroom, don’t say things like, “I never thought you’d leave,” or, “You’re the last person I expected to quit.” I know they were well meaning and it was meant to be a compliment, but I can say from experience that it doesn’t come off that way. I felt like I was betraying a community, and it was difficult to maintain relationships from my point of view. Leaving was one of the hardest decisions I ever had to make, but it’s one – given the same situation – I’d make again.
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java.lang.Object uchicago.src.sim.engine.BaseController
public abstract class BaseController
Abstract base class implementing IController. This provides methods for controlling the execution of a SimModel, firing SimEvents and minimal parameter handling abilities. Child classes are expected to add more sophisticated parameter handling.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
done
when true the simulation has stopped |
protected boolean |
doStep
when true the simulation should execute all actions for the next tick and then pause. |
protected boolean |
executeBegin
Tracks whether model.begin() has been called and so whether startSim should call model.begin(). |
protected boolean |
exitOnExit
Flag for whether the simulation should exit the JVM on exiting the simulation. |
protected boolean |
go
when true the simulation runs, when false it stops |
protected boolean |
isGui
true if this is a gui controller - i.e. toolbar is displayed |
protected java.util.ArrayList |
listenerList
List of listeners listening for SimEvents broadcast by this BaseController. |
protected SimModel |
model
the model (simulation) to run with this BaseController |
protected java.lang.Object |
monitor
Monitor object used in guarded suspension pause check. |
protected ParameterSetter |
params
Default model parameters read from a parameter file |
protected boolean |
pauseActionsExecuted
true if the actions scheduled to be run when the simulation is paused have been run, false if not |
protected int |
pauseAt
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protected BasicAction |
pauseAtAction
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protected boolean |
pauseSim
when true the sim pauses, when false it runs |
protected java.util.Hashtable |
persistentObj
Persistent objects store. |
protected boolean |
runFinished
when true a a single run of simulation has finished. |
protected java.lang.Thread |
runThread
The actual run thread that runs the Runnable simRun |
protected Schedule |
schedule
The master schedule |
protected java.lang.Runnable |
simRun
The runnable that encapsulates the schedule and allows for threaded execution of the schedule |
protected int |
sleepValue
The amount to pause while simRun is running, allowing other processing to occur. |
protected double |
time
the tick count |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
BaseController()
Constructs a BaseController. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addSimEventListener(SimEventListener l)
Adds a SimEventListener to listen for SimEvents broadcast from this BaseController. |
protected void |
beginModel()
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void |
fireSimEvent(SimEvent evt)
Fires a SimEvent to the registered listeners. |
int |
getCellDepth()
Gets the display cell depth. |
int |
getCellHeight()
Gets the display cell height. |
int |
getCellWidth()
Gets the display cell width. |
double |
getCurrentTime()
Gets the current simulation time (tick count) - the current number of execution cycles completed by main schedule. |
java.util.Hashtable |
getDefaultModelParameters()
Gets a Hashtable of the default model parameters. |
boolean |
getExitOnExit()
Gets whether the simulation application should exit with a System.exit(0) call on exit (pressing the exit button), or dispose of all windows, release the model without killing this instance of the virtual machine. |
SimModel |
getModel()
Returns the SimModel currently associated with this BaseController. |
java.util.Hashtable |
getModelParameters()
Deprecated. replaced by ParameterUtilities.#getModelProperties(SimModel) |
int |
getPauseAt()
|
java.lang.Object |
getPersistentObj(java.lang.Object key)
Gets a stored persistent (over the life of many runs) object. |
long |
getRandomSeed()
Gets the current random seed for the current model |
Schedule |
getSchedule()
Returns the Schedule associated with BaseController |
boolean |
isBatch()
Is this a BatchController. |
protected void |
notifyMonitor()
Notifies object monitor that controlls pausing. |
protected abstract void |
onTickCountUpdate()
Called whenever the tick count is incremented. |
void |
pauseSim()
Pauses the simulation |
void |
putPersistentObj(java.lang.Object key,
java.lang.Object val)
Allows for the storage of objects to persist beyond the life of a single run by objects that do not so persist. |
void |
removeSimEventListener(SimEventListener l)
Removes a SimEventListener from the list of listeners listening for SimEvents broadcast from this BaseController. |
void |
setCellDepth(int cellSize)
Sets the display cell depth. |
void |
setCellHeight(int cellSize)
Sets the display cell height. |
void |
setCellWidth(int cellSize)
Sets the display cell width. |
void |
setExitOnExit(boolean val)
Sets whether the simulation application should exit with a System.exit(0) call on exit (pressing the exit button), or dispose of all windows, release the model without killing this instance of the virtual machine. |
void |
setModel(SimModel model)
Sets the model associated with this controller. |
void |
setPauseAt(int val)
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void |
setRandomSeed(long seed)
Sets the random seed for the current model. |
void |
setSchedule(Schedule schedule)
Sets the schedule to be run by the controller. |
protected void |
setupSchedule()
Sets up the schedule thread. |
void |
startSim()
Starts the simulation. |
void |
stopSim()
Stops the simulation. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface uchicago.src.sim.engine.SimEventListener |
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simEventPerformed |
| Methods inherited from interface uchicago.src.sim.engine.IController |
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exitSim, getRunCount, isGUI |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected Schedule schedule
protected java.lang.Runnable simRun
protected double time
protected volatile java.lang.Thread runThread
protected volatile boolean go
protected volatile boolean pauseSim
protected boolean done
protected volatile boolean doStep
protected volatile boolean runFinished
BatchController
protected int sleepValue
protected SimModel model
BaseController
protected boolean pauseActionsExecuted
protected boolean isGui
protected java.util.Hashtable persistentObj
protected ParameterSetter params
protected int pauseAt
protected boolean executeBegin
protected java.lang.Object monitor
protected java.util.ArrayList listenerList
protected boolean exitOnExit
protected BasicAction pauseAtAction
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public BaseController()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public void setModel(SimModel model)
setModel
in interface IController
model
- the model associated with this BaseControllerpublic SimModel getModel()
getModel
in interface IController
public int getCellWidth()
public void setCellWidth(int cellSize)
cellSize
- the new display cell sizegetCellWidth()
public int getCellHeight()
public void setCellHeight(int cellSize)
cellSize
- the new display cell sizegetCellHeight()
public int getCellDepth()
public void setCellDepth(int cellSize)
cellSize
- the new display cell sizegetCellDepth()
public void setSchedule(Schedule schedule)
setSchedule
in interface IController
schedule
- the schedule to be run by this BaseController.Schedule
public Schedule getSchedule()
getSchedule
in interface IController
public double getCurrentTime()
getCurrentTime
in interface IController
getCurrentTime
in interface TickCounter
protected abstract void onTickCountUpdate()
public void setRandomSeed(long seed)
seed
- the new random seedSimModelImpl.setRngSeed(long)
public long getRandomSeed()
protected void beginModel()
public void startSim()
startSim
in interface IController
protected void notifyMonitor()
protected void setupSchedule()
public java.util.Hashtable getModelParameters()
public java.util.Hashtable getDefaultModelParameters()
Hashtable
if no model
has been loaded. Note that this creates no distinction between
batch parameters that are dynamic and those that are constant.If any default values have been loaded from a file this will return those values. To get the current parameter values, use getModelParameters();
public void pauseSim()
pauseSim
in interface IController
public void stopSim()
stopSim
in interface IController
public boolean isBatch()
isBatch
in interface IController
public void addSimEventListener(SimEventListener l)
addSimEventListener
in interface IController
l
- the SimEventListener to addSimEventListener
public void removeSimEventListener(SimEventListener l)
removeSimEventListener
in interface IController
l
- the SimEventListener to remove.SimEventListener
public void fireSimEvent(SimEvent evt)
evt
- the SimEvent to firepublic void putPersistentObj(java.lang.Object key, java.lang.Object val)
putPersistentObj
in interface IController
key
- a unique identifier for the object to storeval
- the actual object to storepublic java.lang.Object getPersistentObj(java.lang.Object key)
getPersistentObj
in interface IController
key
- the unique identifier for the persistent objectpublic void setPauseAt(int val)
public int getPauseAt()
public void setExitOnExit(boolean val)
setExitOnExit
in interface IController
public boolean getExitOnExit()
getExitOnExit
in interface IController
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GND -> GND
5V -> 5V
Vrx -> A1
Vry -> A0
SW -> 2
Upload joystick with arduino
cd 'joystick_p5js' && npm install && node app.js && localhost:3000 in the browser
Adafruit has branded these Neopixels
You can get them for half the price on Ebay as ws2812's
Import the NeoPixel Library
Import the NeoPixel Library
Let's try some examples and write our own code!
upload sad_pixel
FastLED
Fast LED LibraryFastLED-Demos
APA102
APA102 aka “Superled”Web based control panel
Upload PhysicalNeoPixel for ArduinoIR Remote Control
Hook Up the IR reciever
Important install version 1.7.4
Receive_Custom_neo.ino
Johnny-Five is the original JavaScript Robotics programming framework. Released by Bocoup in 2012, Johnny-Five is maintained by a community of passionate software developers and hardware engineers. Over 75 developers have made contributions towards building a robust, extensible and composable ecosystem.
contents of package.json
{
"name": "J5_led_1",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "A Johnny Five LED app",
"main": "index.js",
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
},
"author": "",
"license": "ISC",
"dependencies": {
"johnny-five": "^0.8.106"
}
}
var five = require("johnny-five");
var board = new five.Board();
board.on("ready", function() {
var led = new five.Led(6);
led.blink(500);
});
var five = require("johnny-five");
var board = new five.Board();
board.on("ready", function() {
var led = new five.Led(6);
led.pulse(500);
});
Led Animations
var five = require("johnny-five");
var board = new five.Board();
board.on("ready", function() {
var led = new five.Led(6);
led.pulse({
easing: "linear",
duration: 3000,
cuePoints: [0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1],
keyFrames: [0, 10, 0, 50, 0, 255],
onstop: function() {
console.log("Animation stopped");
}
});
});
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Using a push down automata and functional programming IRL.
I'm still working on the same project as last time, but today I implemented the special filters mentioned in the tests. The application lets users filter a collection of data rows by typing into an input field. Normally users just type space-separated bits of text that are permissively matched against a default column. As an advanced feature though I wanted to let users make queries against any column using regular expressions. My first attempt worked fine, but in testing on a real world data set it became immediately apparent that a single independent queries were not enough.
The original special syntax was (column:pattern)
, and parsing was a simple as
grabbing patterns containing parens and a colon, strip parens, split on colon,
and compile the pattern as a regex. I actually performed the entire match+split
using a regex too. Matching was done by, given a row, checking if the column
existed, and if so returning whether the pattern found a match.
For the new syntax I wanted the user to be able to specify arbitrary
combinations of column:pattern pairs. With the old syntax the user was
basically defining sets, and so by adding boolean operators the user could define
unions, intersections, differences, etc. of those sets. After some thought I
decided the new syntax would be (NOT <col:pat> AND <col:pat> OR <col:pat>)
where any pair may be NOT'ed and every pair must be connected by AND/OR.
To accomplish this I had to build several parts. First I had to adjust the
parser to collect terms inside parens. As soon as I find a matching paren I
create a Special
object that tries to build a matcher for the collected expression
and sets a flag on itself if successful. If not successful the parts are treated
as normal patterns (that happen to have a paren in them). The Special object is
replacing a namedtuple, and is effectively a typed data container.
Okay, on to the interesting part. I know that a pushdown automata is an easy way to process arithmetic expressions. You just use a stack and based on the type of each new input and the item on top of the stack you perform some action. My actual code is a little messy (and gives away the next part of the story) so here is a straight forward calculator example:
"""PushDown Automata based arithmetic calculator."""
from operator import add, sub, mul, div
from functools import partial
# Mapping of operator tokens to operator functions
ops = {'+': add, '-': sub, '*': mul, '/': div}
# Executable error message templates
tail = ' in "{}"'
adj_ops_error = partial(("Error: adjacent ops '{}' & '{}'" + tail).format)
no_left_error = partial(("Error: no left operand for '{}'" + tail).format)
no_op_error = partial(("Error: no operator between {} and {}" + tail).format)
number_error = partial(("Error: cannot convert {} to int" + tail).format)
def eval(expr):
"""Attempt to left-fold expression."""
tokens = expr.strip().split()
if not tokens:
return None
stack = list()
for token in tokens:
if token in ops:
if not stack:
print no_left_error(token, expr)
return None
elif stack[-1] in ops:
print adj_ops_error(stack[-1], token, expr)
return None
# Push op onto stack
stack.append(token)
else:
try:
token = int(token)
except ValueError:
print number_error(token, expr)
return None
# Branch based on top of stack
if stack:
top = stack.pop()
if top in ops:
# Try to get a left operand to go with top op
if not stack:
print no_left_error(top, expr)
return None
left = stack.pop()
if left in ops:
print adj_ops_error(left, token, expr)
return None
# Apply operator and push result onto stack
stack.append(ops[top](left, token))
else:
print no_op_error(top, token, expr)
return None
else:
# If stack is empty push operand (seed operand)
stack.append(token)
assert len(stack) == 1
return stack.pop()
if __name__ == '__main__':
assert eval("1 + 1") == 2
assert eval("2 * 4") == 8
assert eval("10 / 2") == 5
assert eval("2 * 10 + 2 / 2") == 11
assert eval("-2 * 2 * 4") == -16
# Calculator REPL
res = "Type a space-separated expression"
while res:
print res
res = eval(raw_input())
Adding sub-expression grouping isn't hard, parsing just gets trickier and you
need recursion or a helper function. A bigger problem with this example is that
everything is eagerly evaluated. Remember I am building a filter predicate that
is tested against rows of a table, so I don't know the values of my operands
until I have a row in hand. Instead of calculating a value what I really want is
the resulting expression tree. To accomplish that I used function composition
and Python's functools.partial
. Here are my operators and base operand:
# Operators
def NOT(matcher, row):
return not matcher(row)
def AND(match1, match2, row):
return match1(row) and match2(row)
def OR(match1, match2, row):
return match1(row) or match2(row)
# Operand (leaf)
def matcher(column, pattern, row):
if column in row:
col = row[column]
match = pattern.match(col)
if match:
return True
return False
Each operator accepts the current row as an argument, which is propagated down
to the bottom level of matchers. Now every item on the stack is either one of
(NOT, AND, OR)
or a partial function waiting for a row. Here is how the
matchers and OP expressions are built:
# Matcher leaf node
column, pat = part.strip('<>').split(':')[:2]
pattern = re.compile(pat, re.IGNORECASE)
match = partial(matcher, column, pattern)
stack.append(match)
# OPs become operands
...
if top == NOT:
# Replace operand with not'ed operand
operand = partial(NOT, operand)
elif top in (AND, OR) and stack:
left = stack.pop()
# Replace operand with op on left and operand
operand = partial(top, left, operand)
...
Once all tokens have been consumed (and the stack squished) without error the result is a function taking a row dict and returning match/nomatch. It works too, all tests pass, and exercising it in the UI behaves as expected.
Edit
While I'm thinking about it I wanted to mention the prettiest explicit Finit-Automata I've ever seen in Python. It was in an answer to a LeetCode question involving parsing a string and determining if it was a valid number. The problem is trickier than it sounds, but so is this answer. The author builds a state transition table as a list of dicts, where the state is an index in the list, and transitions are determined by lookups in the current state's map. I made a more verbose version while trying to understand it, which is posted further down the thread. So terse, and such a simple looking solution to a complex problem.
Additionally, Here is a talk at this year's Clojure West covering another interesting class of Automata and some applications.


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Android
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An ArrayAdapter Implementation. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| LocomotionWordAdapter (Context context, ArrayList< Word > words, int colorResourceId) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| View | getView (int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) |
| Return a View object. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| int | mColorResourceId |
An ArrayAdapter Implementation.
Definition at line 43 of file LocomotionWordAdapter.java.
| com.example.choturemote.ui.main.LocomotionWordAdapter.LocomotionWordAdapter | ( | Context | context, |
| ArrayList< Word > | words, | ||
| int | colorResourceId | ||
| ) |
Constructor.
Constructor for a LocomotionWordAdapter object.
| context | the current context (i.e. Activity) that the adapter is being created in |
| words | the list of Word objects to be displayed |
| colorResourceId | the resource ID for the background color for this list of words |
Definition at line 58 of file LocomotionWordAdapter.java.
References com.example.choturemote.ui.main.LocomotionWordAdapter.mColorResourceId.
| View com.example.choturemote.ui.main.LocomotionWordAdapter.getView | ( | int | position, |
| View | convertView, | ||
| ViewGroup | parent | ||
| ) |
Return a View object.
| position | specified position in the data set of the Word to be displayed |
| convertView | a View type. Here value is null. Instead locomotion_grid_item.xml is inflated to create the View |
| parent | Parent View object of the View object being returned |
@Override
in order to return a custom type View Check if an existing view is being reused, otherwise inflate the view
Definition at line 76 of file LocomotionWordAdapter.java.
References com.example.choturemote.ui.main.Word.getImageResourceId(), and com.example.choturemote.ui.main.Word.hasImage().
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private |
Resource ID for the background color for this list of Word objects
Definition at line 48 of file LocomotionWordAdapter.java.
Referenced by com.example.choturemote.ui.main.LocomotionWordAdapter.LocomotionWordAdapter().


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REA satisfied with power distribution work in Chato District
by CorrespondentRURAL Energy Agency (REA) board says it is satisfied with the implementation of its directives to Whitecity Guangdong JV – the contractor currently distributing electricity in villages in Chato District that had called for speeding up the work.
This was revealed by REA board chairman Julius Kalolo at the weekend in Chato, Geita Region soon after inspecting energy distribution work in the district. He was accompanied by REA board member Dr Andrew Komba and REA acting director general eng Amos Maganga.
He explained that the board’s directives were issued 14 days ago when the contractor was told to complete the work that was still pending in some areas including digging holes, erection of poles and fixing power cables, for all villages through the first round of REA III.
He said the contractor has also started to install transformers for power distribution to villagers hence the board stressed for speeding up of the work so that all areas earmarked to get power get it.
The board also directed the contractor to light up electricity in Kakeneno village by the end of next week so that the wananchi are connected as the infrastructures thereof have reached their houses and wiring has already been done to their houses.
After inspecting power distribution work in Mutundu Village, The board directed that power should be lit on November 18 since every infrastructure is in place.
Director of Whitecity Guangdong JV Nuhu Mringo said the company has tried its level best to implement the board’s directives issued two weeks ago and promised to speed up the work.
Whilst in Chato District the board inspected power distribution work in Mutundu, Kakindo, Kamanga, Mnekez, Kakeneno and Matofali villages.


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Luang Prabang, charming river bank and waterfalls
by Monika Suchoszek
This part of Laos is so beautiful! The first 30min of our from Vang Vieng, the landscape was particularly idyllic. Rice paddies, many lush, green hills with almost vertical slopes were en exceptional combination. Some parts of the road were destroyed by a land slide from the hill. Many big rocks were laying in the middle of the road and some crushed tracks on the side. We safely arrived in Luang Prabang, found our hostel and spend rest of the day resting, eating and walking around the town, particularly admiring both the Nam Khan and Mekong River in the late afternoon sun :)
The next day started with the visit to Kuang Si Waterfalls located around 30km outside the town. There are minivans for 50k KIP however then your time at the waterfalls is limited to about 2h which isn’t enough if you want to walk up to the top of the waterfall and swim inside. After long negotiations with a tuktuk driver, he agreed to take us there for 160k KIP and wait 3h for us. First he grabbed some lunch for himself from the nearby stand and then we were ready to start a very uncomfortable and stressful ride to the waterfalls :) Crazy drivers, potholes and hard seats made this bumpy ride very painful for our backs. We noticed that some people were cycling there (and walking uphills with their bikes) but that’s really crazy idea on this narrow zigzag streets with heavy traffic and in full sun. We rented bikes many times and they always were in a rather poor condition, while they were usually fine on flat areas, uphills parts were always very problematic.
As we entered the Kuang Si waterfalls, the first thing we noticed were black asian bears. We were now in the Bear Rescue Center which is the part of the park. The bears had many obstacles and toys to play but they were all sleeping or lying in the water so we didn’t stop there for long and immediately moved forward in search of beautiful nature :) In was just 10am but it was already pretty crowded. In a moment we noticed first cascades and followed them to the top of the cascades where people gather to see the biggest waterfall.
On the bridge visible below, people take pictures of the highest waterfall in the park which you can see on the next photo. All cascades are really beautiful, the color of the water contrasts nicely with the light color of the rocks.
Next, we decided to walk to the top of the waterfall, hoping for an even better view of the area. The water was running down the stairs and again our waterproof hiking sandals saved us! The final part of the path leading uphill is steep and narrow but it was easy to get there. Unfortunately the views were not better here, we could see the distant mountains but trees covered most of it. There is a wooden catwalk to cross the water which is the source of the waterfall.
Time to cool down! We quickly jumped into one of the designated swimming areas :) The water was really refreshing! We noticed that it got more and more crowded inside the park and it was almost time for us to head back to the parking and find our driver. Back in town we had lunch and spent the afternoon exploring Mt. Phousi until sunset which should be particularly beautiful there. First we had to climb many, many stairs to reach the temple on the top of the hill. The panoramic view of the city, the rivers and the mountains surrounding this town was really spectacular.
Besides the temple on the top, we passed few shiny and golden sculptures of Buddha and monks. There is not much place to sit on the top and it was true that this place attracts crowds but I’m not surprised since the colors of the river change spectacularly in the sunset! I was glad that we decided to try and get there quite early so we had time to enjoy the views for longer without it being crowded. As we got back down after the sunset, the night market was ready to welcome tourists. We bought some pancakes with mango and sweet condensed milk and nice wooden magnets for my grandmothers’ collections :) The items you can buy on the night markets are pretty much the same in every city, however there is always something more specific for the region, here kitchen aprons were the most original. Remember to bargain, most of the time I ended up around the half of the original price, depends how many items you want to buy.
We have already seen many temples in Vientiane but we couldn’t just skip those in Luang Prabang. Though after checking out a few of them we both agreed that the style of them is similar but I still enjoyed to walk around them and observe the people. We noticed that believers pour water over the Buddah statue inside the temple and then this water is collected as holy water. Every time you want to enter any temple, you need to leave your shoes outside and this time someone took Sebastian’s sandals by accident (the same model, color and almost the same size!) but luckily I quickly ran through the crowd on the nearby street and spotted a fellow tourist with his shoes so this story had a happy ending :)
Getting proper background about the history of Laos was important for us and therefore we visited Royal Palace Museum on the banks of Mekong River. It was the only museum where we had to take off our shoes before entering and leave our belongings in the lockers. No photos allowed so we have only the one from outside (many guards making sure tourists don’t take photos but we have seen many attempts anyway). It’s a formal Royal Palace so we saw the throne hall, reception room, king’s bedroom, children’s room and many more. This place is full of portraits, furniture, clothes and many items which belonged to the royal family and are made with pure gold or silver. It’s not very big but everything has a short description in English so it’s worth a visit.
It’s very popular here to observe the alms-giving ceremony in the morning, before sunrise. Monks get out on the streets to collect their daily portion of food, traditionally this consist mostly of rice but nowadays some include also unhealthy snacks. I had mixed feelings after reading on internet how fake this tradition become but since we were there I decided to check it myself and left our room in the darkness of the night. Unfortunately it was raining, I had my tiny umbrella but still it was tricky to take the photos. Just when I left our hostel, I noticed the group of more than 15 monks who stopped in front of two old women on our street and were praying with them. I just observed it from the other side of the street since this is a recommendation for tourists, visible on special signs in many parts of the city. That was the only moments which felt truly original, the closer I got to the main street the more tourists replaced local people. They bough a portion of rice and were waiting for a monks to arrive. I didn’t feel an urge to participate in this fake tourist attraction and many, many tourists broke every recommendation; they came extremely close to the monks, taking the photos of their faces, using the flash, were wearing inappropriate clothes or started chasing the monks for a better photo. Pretty embarrassing to see other tourists behaving this disrespectfully. It’s a highly spiritual ritual for local community and we should keep that in mind. Therefore be respectful and only participate in the ceremony if it’s something with great meaning to you.
Muang Ngoy was our next destination, a village located on the banks of the Nam Ou River where we got by minivan and boat and where I have seen an enormous amount of butterflies! Pretty amazing to walk being surrounded by several dozen of them at the same time :) Bungalow with hammock, bananas from the garden and the mountains around made this place really special for us.
Practical info:
- minivan to Lunag Prabang from Vang Vieng - 4h, 110k KIP
- entrance to the Kuang Si waterfalls - 20k KIP per person
- tuk-tuk to the Kuang Si waterfalls - 160k KIP (it was a big tuktuk which could take easily 6 people)
- entrance to Mt. Phousi - 20k KIP per person
- entrance to the Royal Palace Museum - 20k KIP per person
- Lao massage - 60k KIP
- lunch/dinner - 40k to 60k KIP for both of us Bamboo Garden Restaurant
- shake - 15k KIP per person
- pancake on the night market - 10k KIP
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An empty game world
So, let's find some pictures for all these different things:
Standing around:
Running:
Jumping:
Losing:
A world with a Mario
A world with a Mario. And gravity.
A world with a Mario. And gravity. And controls
A much nicer looking Mario
Now at 30 frames per second
My very own remix of the game we've been making


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Class Spell
Methods
| spell:init (data) | Initiate a spell from its definition. |
| spell:get_description (no_reqtext) | Get the description of the spell, its cost, and potentially a description of why you can't use it. |
| spell:target (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns) | Start targeting a spell (unless it's a self-only spell, in which case it just goes ahead and casts it). |
| spell:use (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP) | Cast a spell. |
| spell:can_use (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP) | Checks to see if the spell can be used right now |
| spell:advance_active (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP) | Placeholder for the advance_active() callback, which is called every turn a spell is active |
| spell:finish (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP) | Placeholder for the finish() callback, which is called when a spell is toggled off or stops being channeled. |
| spell:decide (target, caster, use_type) | Placeholder for the decide() callback, which is used by the AI to decide where to target a spell. |
| spell:requires (possessor) | Placeholder for the requires() callback, used to determine if the creature meets the requirements for using the spell |
| spell:target_requires (target, caster, target_number) | Placeholder for the target_requires() callback, used to determine if the attempted target of the spell is acceptable |
| spell:learn_requires (possessor) | Placeholder for the learn_requires() callback, used to determine if the creature meets the requirements for using the spell |
| spell:get_target_tiles (possessor) | Placeholder for the get_target_tiles() function |
| spell:has_tag (tag) | Checks if a spell has a descriptive tag. |
| spell:get_stat (stat, possessor) | Get the stat for a spell |
| spell:get_possible_upgrades (use_requirements.) | Gets the possible upgrades for a spell |
| spell:can_upgrade (upgradeID, level) | Determines whether you're able to perform an upgrade |
| spell:apply_upgrade (upgradeID, force) | Applies an upgrade to a spell |
| spell:get_potential_targets (caster, target_number) | Gets potential targets of a spell. |
Methods
- spell:init (data)
-
Initiate a spell from its definition. You shouldn't use this function, the game uses it at loadtime to instantiate the spells.
Parameters:
- data Table. The table of spell information.
Returns:
-
Spell. The spell itself.
- spell:get_description (no_reqtext)
-
Get the description of the spell, its cost, and potentially a description of why you can't use it.
Parameters:
- no_reqtext Boolean. If true, don't show the text that explains why you can't use the ability.
Returns:
-
String. The description of the spell.
- spell:target (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns)
-
Start targeting a spell (unless it's a self-only spell, in which case it just goes ahead and casts it).
Parameters:
- target Entity. The target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The caster of the spell.
- ignoreCooldowns Boolean. If set to true, this will ignore whether or not the spell is on a cooldown.
Returns:
-
Boolean. Whether the spell was successfully able to be cast/targeted or not.
- spell:use (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP)
-
Cast a spell.
Parameters:
- target Entity. The target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The caster of the spell.
- ignoreCooldowns Boolean. If set to true, this will ignore whether or not the spell is on a cooldown.
- ignoreMP Boolean. If set to true, this will make the spell not use MP when cast
Returns:
-
Boolean. Whether the spell was successfully able to be cast or not.
- spell:can_use (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP)
-
Checks to see if the spell can be used right now
Parameters:
- target Entity. The target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The caster of the spell.
- ignoreCooldowns Boolean. If set to true, this will ignore whether or not the spell is on a cooldown.
- ignoreMP Boolean. If set to true, this will make the spell not use MP when cast
Returns:
-
Boolean. Whether the spell can be used right now
- spell:advance_active (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP)
-
Placeholder for the advance_active() callback, which is called every turn a spell is active
Parameters:
- target Entity. The target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The caster of the spell.
- ignoreCooldowns Boolean. If set to true, this will ignore whether or not the spell is on a cooldown.
- ignoreMP Boolean. If set to true, this will make the spell not use MP when cast
Returns:
-
Boolean. False if the spell ends, true otherwise
- spell:finish (target, caster, ignoreCooldowns, ignoreMP)
-
Placeholder for the finish() callback, which is called when a spell is toggled off or stops being channeled.
Parameters:
- target Entity. The target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The caster of the spell.
- ignoreCooldowns Boolean. If set to true, this will ignore whether or not the spell is on a cooldown.
- ignoreMP Boolean. If set to true, this will make the spell not use MP when cast
- spell:decide (target, caster, use_type)
-
Placeholder for the decide() callback, which is used by the AI to decide where to target a spell. Defaults to the already-selected target.
Parameters:
- target Entity. The original target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The creature casting the spell.
- use_type String. The way in which this spell is being used. Either aggressive, defensive, fleeing or friendly.
Returns:
-
Entity. The new target of the spell.
- spell:requires (possessor)
-
Placeholder for the requires() callback, used to determine if the creature meets the requirements for using the spell
Parameters:
- possessor Creature. The creature who's trying to use the spell.
Returns:
-
true
- spell:target_requires (target, caster, target_number)
-
Placeholder for the target_requires() callback, used to determine if the attempted target of the spell is acceptable
Parameters:
- target Entity. The attempted target of the spell.
- caster Creature. The creature who's trying to use the spell.
- target_number Number. Which target this is
Returns:
-
true
- spell:learn_requires (possessor)
-
Placeholder for the learn_requires() callback, used to determine if the creature meets the requirements for using the spell
Parameters:
- possessor Creature. The creature who's trying to use the spell.
Returns:
-
true
- spell:get_target_tiles (possessor)
-
Placeholder for the get_target_tiles() function
Parameters:
- possessor Creature. The creature who's trying to use the spell.
Returns:
-
true
- spell:has_tag (tag)
-
Checks if a spell has a descriptive tag.
Parameters:
- tag String. The tag to check for
Returns:
-
Boolean. Whether or not it has the tag.
- spell:get_stat (stat, possessor)
-
Get the stat for a spell
Parameters:
- stat String. The stat to return
- possessor Creature. The creature to look at when determine the spell's stats
Returns:
-
Anything. Whatever the stat's value is (or false if not set)
- spell:get_possible_upgrades (use_requirements.)
-
Gets the possible upgrades for a spell
Parameters:
- use_requirements. If true, only return upgrades that you meet the requirements for, otherwise return all upgrades that aren't maxed out
Returns:
-
Table. A table of the possible upgrades, with the format {upgradeID=upgradeLevel}
- spell:can_upgrade (upgradeID, level)
-
Determines whether you're able to perform an upgrade
Parameters:
- upgradeID String. The ID of the upgrade
- level Number. The level of the upgrade
- spell:apply_upgrade (upgradeID, force)
-
Applies an upgrade to a spell
Parameters:
- upgradeID String. The ID of the upgrade to apply
- force Boolean. If true, ignore upgrade requirements
Returns:
-
Boolean. Whether the upgrade was applied
- spell:get_potential_targets (caster, target_number)
-
Gets potential targets of a spell. Uses the spell's own get_potential_targets() function if it has one, or defaults to seen creatures if it doesn't and it's a creature-spell
Parameters:
- caster Creature. The caster of the spell
- target_number Number. Which target of the spell it is


Notebooks
Story: The song of the young woman, as she returned home
The song of the young woman, as she returned home
Title
The song of the young woman, as she returned home
Collection
Summary
The Young Woman of the early race whose breast was caught in a cleft of the rock. Her escape from the Two Lions. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-32. 8821-8842). She sings 'My nipple shall grow into shape again' so that her breast will return to the way it had been (before it got caught in the rock).
Comments
1) See also The young woman who disobeyed her mother, and fell in with the two Lions (!haue ta ≠hou and !gu) and also p.8822v, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-32
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
26 November 1879
Categories
Keywords
young woman (who disobeyed her mother and fell in with the two Lions) , young woman (the song she sings as she returns home) , young woman (sings for her nipple to grow back and for her breast to return to the way it was) , song (sung by the young woman as she returns home to her breast) , song (of the young woman who disobeyed her mother and fell in with the two Lions) , breast (the young woman sings for hers to return to the way it was) , breast (the young woman sings for her nipple to grow back) , breast (in the song of the young woman as she returned home) , Early Race (or First Bushmen) , Early Race (and the song of the young woman of, as she returned home) , woman (the song of the young woman, as she returned home) , woman (the young woman of the Early Race who disobeyed her mother and fell in with the two Lions)
Story Pages
8841-8842


We here at Aynst, work towards improving your experience of searching for places near you or any other place in the world.
We do this by helping you discover what's best for you near you without you needing to head over to multiple places for the same information.
Co-Founder, A2 Technologies
Co-Founder, A2 Technologies


This project template is the basis of an pcb that can be attached on the back of a NEMA 23 stepper motor


In this post I’m going to break down EVERYTHING you need to know about nofollow links.
What they are.
Why they’re important.
And whether or not they help with SEO.
Why they’re important.
Let’s dive right in.
Nofollow links are links with a rel=”nofollow” HTML tag applied to them. The nofollow tag tells search engines to ignore that link. Because nofollow links do not pass PageRank they likely don’t impact search engine rankings.
The only technical difference between the two is that a nofollow link has a nofollow tag.
As a user, it’s impossible to tell the difference between a nofollow and dofollow link. You can click on, copy and use a nofollow link like any other link on the web.
However, when it comes to search engine optimization, there’s a BIG difference between nofollow and dofollow links.
That difference is this:
Dofollow links help your search engine rankings. Nofollow links don’t.
I’ll explain…
You see, Google and other search engines use links as a key ranking signal.
However, they ONLY count dofollow links in their algorithm. In fact, according to Google, nofollow links don’t pass any PageRank.
Google does not transfer PageRank or anchor text across these links. Essentially, using nofollow causes us to drop the target links from our overall graph of the web.
And if the link doesn’t send PageRank (aka “link juice”) your way, it’s not going to help your Google rankings.
(That said, there might be some exceptions to this rule. More on that later)
That’s why, when it comes to link building, you want to get dofollow links whenever possible.
Let’s quickly look at a real life example…
Here are two backlinks pointing to my site:
and
The first link is from homepage of an authority website (Ahrefs.com).
But when you look at the HTML of that page, you can see that the link is nofollow:
Which means that link isn’t going to help with my SEO. Bummer.
The second link is from a blog post on a site that doesn’t have nearly as much authority.
However, the link is dofollow:
Which means: that link WILL boost my Google rankings.
With that, it’s time to find learn…


EasyPlate
The simpliest engine for template/view rendering in JS
renderView(myView);
Yes, that's all. myView is a very simple js object :
var myView =
{
"div1":
{
"tag": "div",
"attribute":
{
"class": "someClass someClass2",
"id": "div_1"
},
"innerHTML": "IN DIV",
"child":
{
"br1":
{
"tag": "br"
},
"span1":
{
"tag": "span",
"innerHTML": "IN SPAN",
"attribute":
{
"style":"color:red"
}
}
}
},
"div2":
{
// default tag value set to "div"
"attribute":
{
"id": "div_2"
},
"innerHTML": "IN DIV 2"
}
}
the result is :

IN DIV
IN SPAN

IN DIV 2

view object
View object is a simple JS object. "child" designed the child of current object, "attribute" is the attributes of current object, "tag" is the tag of the current object (a, div, span ...), and innerHTML is the content of current object in string.
renderView parameters
The renderView function take three parameters :
- viewObj, the object we want to render,
- parent, the parent element in which we want append the view. If parent is empty (== undefined || null), then renderView return a string.
- dataObj, data you want to be loaded in innerHTML/value of element of your view.
Performance
This template renderer has a very low memory footprint, and for an average view (100 lines of json) take less than 10ms to finish.
Creator
Creator and main developper : Adrien THIERRY https://fr.linkedin.com/in/adrien-thierry-6448a664


Work Experience:
Brunner — January 2011 - Current
Title: Visual Developer
Expertise:
Front-end development, User Experience, Wire-framing, CSS/CSS3, HTML/XHTML, HTML5, JavaScript/jQuery/Ajax, asp.NET, MVC, Umbraco, Visual Studio, Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Director, After Effects, Premiere
Description: I'm responsible for front-end development of websites, micro-sites, emails, and other digital assignments that require a front-end interface. I also have experience building sites to be editable via a content management system for easy maintenance and have handled all of the back-end development to set this up. I also have experience creating flash pieces, banner ads, and a few legacy flash projects with heavy use of ActionScript Classes. I also have experience building Responsive websites that work across all browsers and different Operating Systems.
I also have experience dabbling in different technologies. I have built a Windows 8 Javascript-based app with rotating Live Tiles that update when you have submitted information. I've also built an HTML5 iOS app demo that taps into localStorage and saves data to be recalled when the app has been opened at a later date.
School Experience:
Pittsburgh Technical Institute — Fall 2006 – Fall 2008, Major: Multimedia
Kent State University — Fall 2002 – Spring 2004, Major: exploratory
James A. Garfield High School — General College Prep, graduated Spring 2002
Contact Me for My Resume


Afterverse: PK XD
Mobile 3D social game for children in a retrofuturistic style.Programmer, optimized player-owned-housing loading, refactored asset loading, implemented networked shooting mechanics client- and server-side.
Programmer, optimized player-owned-housing loading, refactored asset loading, implemented networked shooting mechanics client- and server-side.
Programmer, framework for networked gameplay, interaction context menu, object holding system, editor tooling.
Programmer, created biome/theme system, integrated advertisement networks.
Programmer, implemented UI navigation system, content pack loading via QR code, built several screens.
Discovery, planning and development of visual novel runtime, and node-base authoring tool targeting non-technical users.
Implemented SVG to multi-channel distance field renderer using compute shaders, rendering with Shader Graph, and in-engine editor tooling. Pending Unity Asset Store review for release.
Programming the game and implementing all the art and some of the sound triggers, Itch.io webpage design and implementation.
Concept, programming and 3D modeling for the entire game.
Programmer, implemented character controller, trail effect, cooperated with other programmer to implement UI and assets.
Programming the game and implementing all the art and some of the sound triggers.
Worked in some gameplay projects, but mostly in framework and engine-interfacing code, creating features for other developers to build upon.
Participated in projects from concept to release, programming and doing miscellaneous in-engine work Unity+C#. Tool development in C# and JS alike.
Worked in front-end development using a large variety of web frameworks, interfacing with technical clients to build features.
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Court Fixes November 28 To Rule On Maina’s Bail In Fresh N738m Fraud
He was arraigned alongside one Ann Igwe Olachi on a nine-count charge of fraud and racketeering.
by SaharaReporters, New YorkJustice Abubakar Kutigi of the Federal Capital Territory High Court in Gwagwalada, Abuja, has fixed November 28, 2019 to rule on the bail application of Abdulrasheed Maina, former Chairman of the Pension Reform Task Team.
Maina was re-arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on fresh contract scam up to the tune of N738m.
He was arraigned alongside one Ann Igwe Olachi on a nine-count charge of fraud and racketeering.
Maina was accused of receiving stolen property, an offence punishable under Section 317 of the Penal Code Act, Cap 532, vol. 4, Laws of the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, 2007. See Also Exclusive EXCLUSIVE: EFCC Set To Re-arraign Maina Over Fresh N738m Fraud 0 Comments 17 Hours Ago
The offences were alleged to have been committed between 2010 and 2011.
Maina and Olachi pleaded not guilty when taking their plea before Justice Kutigi.


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Greetings from Barcelona! SourceGear is here as an exhibitor at TechEd this week. I'm struggling with jet lag right now, but the coffee is strong and I can see the Mediterranean Sea out my hotel window. Life is pretty good.
In nearly ten years of business, this is our first trade show outside the US. We are very accustomed to apologizing for the fact that our product is English-only, but this week we can offer that apology in person.
Anyway, we chose this event to start talking about a new product, SourceGear Fortress. In a nutshell, Fortress is an ALM solution designed specifically for small and medium-sized teams. I posted an overview whitepaper in a separate entry. The product is tentatively scheduled for release in March, but we're giving preview demos of Fortress in our booth this week.
In fact, I am typing this blog entry from our booth, which also happens to have a view of the Mediterranean Sea. At this point, I'm thinking we need to come to this event again in the future. :-)


If angular cli is installed on you machine, you should get something like this
If not please run the following command to install angular cli globally in order to create an angular project
If you have already a setup angular project, you can skip this step, otherwise you can generate a project via the angular cli by running the following
When the angular cli is done with generating the project, navigate to you your app and check the project structure.
ngx-auth-firebaseui is built on the top of angular material and angular component development kit ! That's why we need to install them as peer dependencies to the ngx-auth-firebaseui module.
Furthermore, angular animations is required too to provide advanced transitions between the components.
Now it's time to import the animations module.
Fire Fire Firebase!
In order to use angular material/ material design, we need include at least one theme. To get started, you can just import one of the prebuilt material themes from the angular material module in your style.css file.
Or create your own material theme and import it in the style.css file
The easiest way to load the material design icons is to provide the following link in your
file
Or, if you want to host the material design icons by yourself, please follow these two steps.
First, install the material design icons' npm module
After that, you need to update you
files. Under the styles sections, add the path of the material design icons in order to be imported to your distribution files when you build your app. See below
First of all, copy the path of the material design icons
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Adjust your angular.json file
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Great! You are done with the basics
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Now you just need to import the library
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Once installed you need to import the main module:
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The only remaining part is to list the imported module in your application module. The exact method will be slightly different for the root (top-level) module for which you should end up with the code similar to (notice NgxMaterialPagesModule .forRoot()): NB: please do not forget to import the angular animations module in your root component too! (usally app.component.ts)
-->
Please do not forget to add your configuration to the module. The is absolutely required to link your firebase project with
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See below again...
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Other modules in your application can simply import NgxMaterialPagesModule:
-->
First of all, open the following file
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after that, add the following snippet under the assets section
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Now, the required images will be copied to the assets directory and they will be available for your app. The assets section should look
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copy the assets directory into the root of your project, so that your app can get the required images for the UI. This is an example of requesting an image from the library Request URL:http://localhost:4200/assets/google.svg. Please make sur that the images will be hosted in the right place
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Clone this repo by running this following command
install the dependencies
Link ngx-auth-firebaseui
navigate to the demo directory
install the dependencies
start the app
the app is now hosted on http://localhost:4200/
waiting......


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LeBron makes history in Lakers' win, Trail Blazers lose on Anthony's debut
by OmnisportThe Los Angeles Lakers continued their fine form in the NBA, while Carmelo Anthony made his Portland Trail Blazers debut on Tuesday.
The Lakers improved to 12-2 and won their fifth straight with a 112-107 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.
They were again led by star duo LeBron James and Anthony Davis at the Staples Center.
James finished with a triple-double of 25 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists, while Davis had 34 points. It marked more history for James, who became the first player to record a triple-double against all 30 NBA teams.
Anthony, 35, made his Trail Blazers debut in Portland's 115-104 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans.
The 10-time All-Star managed just 10 points after going four-of-14 from the field in the defeat.
Burks guides struggling Warriors
The Golden State Warriors claimed just their third win of the season, beating the Memphis Grizzlies 114-95 thanks to 29 points from Alec Burks.
Draymond Green went close to a triple-double in the win, finishing with 11 assists, 10 rebounds and eight points.
Bogdan Bogdanovic (31 points) and Richaun Holmes (20 points and 15 rebounds) helped the Sacramento Kings past the Phoenix Suns 120-116.
Ferguson struggles
Terrance Ferguson struggled for the Thunder. A first-round pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, Ferguson went one-of-seven from the field, finishing with just three points in 30 minutes against the Lakers.
Rondo sets up LeBron
James dunked a perfect pass from Rajon Rondo during the Lakers' win.
Tuesday's results
Golden State Warriors 114-95 Memphis Grizzlies
New Orleans Pelicans 115-104 Portland Trail Blazers
Sacramento Kings 120-116 Phoenix Suns
Los Angeles Lakers 112-107 Oklahoma City Thunder
Celtics at Clippers
It is another early-season blockbuster at the Staples Center as the Boston Celtics (11-2) visit the Los Angeles Clippers (9-5).


All of your code goes in a project. Let's create one.
Windows has .NET Framework, so let's use it. Use the filters C#, Windows, Console, and choose Console App (.NET Framework)
The name will be HelloWorld. Make a folder for this tutorial. Create the project
Put your cursor onto line 1, anywhere in there, and then press Alt + Enter, then
Enter to remove the using
s.
Add 2 blank lines at the beginning. In line one, type:
using System;
At line 8 press Enter and type:
Console.WriteLine("Hello world!");
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| 11 May 1659 |
"For preventing disorders, arising in several places within this jurisdiction by reason of some still observing such festivals as were superstitiously kept in other communities, to the great dishonor of God and offense of others: it is therefore ordered by this court and the authority thereof that whosoever shall be found observing any such day as Christmas or the like, either by forbearing of labor, feasting, or any other way, upon any such account as aforesaid, every such person so offending shall pay for every such offence five shilling as a fine to the county." - Records of the General Court, Massachusetts Bay Colony. |
| 1681 |
1659 ban on Christmas is lifted by English-appointed governor Sir Edmund Andros, along with a ban on Saturday festivities. |
| 1879 |
Massachusetts passes the "Crimes Against Chastity, Morality, Decency and Good Order" law, prohibiting selling, lending, giving away or exhibiting contraceptives or abortifacients. |
| 15 Jan 1919 |
The molasses holding tank of the United States Alcohol Company explodes, sending two million gallons of crude molasses down Commercial Street in the North End of Boston. While hilarious on the surface, 21 people are drowned in the molasses, over a dozen horses are lost, an elevated train platform collapses, and an entire firehouse is pushed on its side. 125 lawsuits are filed, resulting in over a million dollars in damages. |
| Feb 1962 |
John Geoghan is ordained as a priest (Blessed Sacrament, Saugus, MA), and commences a joyous streak of raping over 150 boys for the next 33 years. During this time he is bounced between parishes in Saugus, Concord, Hingham, Jamaica Plain, Dorchester, and Weston. At nearly every parish, he is accused of raping boys, and in every case of accusation the Boston Archdiocese proceeds to move Geoghan to another Parish. At various times, the touchy-feely father is given therapy or counseling, but it apparently doesn't "take". Geoghan is defrocked in 1998, is later sent to prison for a single proved crime (many of the cases have gone past the Statute of Limitations) and is ultimately strangled in prison. |
| 14 Jun 1962 |
The Boston Strangler begins a 2-year reign of terror in the Boston area, sexually molesting and strangling 11 women in their apartments. (Speculation exists that there are other related murders as well.) One Albert DeSalvo confesses to the crimes, although heavy doubt is raised as to whether DeSalvo (IQ 60-70) was capable of such acts. DeSalvo is stabbed to death at Walpole State Prison in 1973 while serving a life sentence. |
| 1970 |
Boston claims that Aerosmith formed there, but actually the band begins when Joe Perry and Steven Tyler meet while working at a Sunapee, NH ice cream parlor. |
| Jan 1971 |
John Silber, a man characterized by the Boston press as borderline insane, becomes the seventh president of Boston University. His unique fiery personality (he is later passed over for a position on Ronald Reagan's cabinet for reasons of "temperament"), coupled with a Gubernatorial run in 1990 and various public appearances, lend some surface credence to this claim. |
| 1984 |
New Kids on the Block (later NKOTB) formed. Created by Maurice Starr and Mary Alford by auditioning 500 Boston-area teens. Intended by Starr to be a white version of New Edition, a band Starr had lost control of in 1983. The band goes on to mar the musical landscape until 1994, when the group disbands. |
| Sep 1984 |
Bernard Cardinal Law of the Boston Archdiocese receives a letter claiming that Priest John Geoghan of the St. Brendan's Parish in Dorchester has molested seven boys. Cardinal Law responds swiftly and classifies Geoghan as "between assignments", then reassigns him to another parish, in this case St. Julia's Church in Weston. |
| 12 Jun 1989 |
The Boston Hard Rock Cafe (#17) opens on Clarendon Street in the Back Bay. It dubs itself the "Massachusetts Institute of Rock", conveniently forgetting the existence of the Berklee School of Music, an institute where Rock is in fact taught, sans expensive meals. |
| 1990 |
During the 1990 gubernatorial race for Massachusetts, candidate John Silber, president of Boston University, creates a Boston legend when he describes why he thinks there should be a limit on health benefits for the elderly: "When you've had a long life, and you're 'ripe', it's time to go." |
| 16 Aug 1990 |
"I don't believe anybody has a right to own any kind of a firearm. I believe in order to obtain a permit to own a firearm, that person should undergo an exhaustive criminal background check. In addition, an applicant should give up his right to privacy and submit his medical records for review to see if the person has ever had a problem with alcohol, drugs or mental illness... The Constitution doesn't count!" - John Silber, former chancellor of Boston University and candidate for Governor of Massachusetts. Speech before the Quequechan Club of Fall River, MA. |
| 23 Oct 1990 |
A dazed and wounded Charles Stuart telephones the police to say that he and his pregnant wife Carol have been shot. He provides a vague description of the gunman, a black man in a jogging suit. The Boston Police get right on it and start rounding up every black man for a very large radius in anything resembling a jogging suit. A suspect, Willie Bennett, is found, and is close to conviction when it comes to light that Stuart had shot his wife and himself to claim a million-dollar insurance policy (his brother, an accomplice, rats him out). His infant son, delivered by cesarian section from his dying wife, had lived just 17 days. When fingers suddenly point away from Bennett to the husband, Charles Stuart commits suicide off a 25-story bridge in Charlestown. Willie Bennett is quietly released and all charges are dropped. A lot of blacks in Boston are still very pissed about this whole affair. |
| 11 Sep 2001 |
United Airlines Flight 175 and American Airlines Flight 11 leave Boston's Logan airport bound for Los Angeles, loaded with fuel and with a minimal amount of passengers. They are both hijacked and diverted to give New York City a very special, very unique experience. |
| 24 Aug 2003 |
Defrocked priest John J. Geoghan, serving six years for fondling a boy in a public swimming pool, is strangled to death by another inmate, Joseph L. Druce. Druce later claims he spent weeks studying guard movements to gain access to Geoghan's cell, intending to kill the priest because he was gay. Geoghan, 68, had been accused of molesting over 150 children, resulting in over 100 civil suits against the Archdiocese of Boston, and was awaiting another trial. |
| 25 Aug 2003 |
State Representative Demetrius J. Atsalis, quoted in the Boston Herald on Geoghan's death: "Not to sound cold here, but growing up, you hear about jail-house justice and this might be a case of that...those who prey on children aren't seen in the same light as other convicts. Is it shocking? I don't think so. His crime was against children and convicts know that -- they don't like it."
|
| 18 Nov 2003 |
The Massachusetts Supreme Court rules that same-sex couples have a right to marriage. "The right to marry means little if it does not include the right to marry the person of one's choice." It trumps similar decisions by Hawaii and Vermont by insisting that law be immediately passed granting equal rights to marriage for all couples within 180 days. |
| 4 Jan 2004 |
The statewide ban on the purchase of alcohol on Sunday is officially lifted, one of the last "blue laws" still on the books. The repeal had been signed into law in November of 2003 as part of a general Job Creation package. In actuality, the ban had previously been lifted in all towns within 10 miles of other states (for competition purposes) and before certain holidays. Astoundingly, this decision is not just controversial, but decisively so, framed as a general breakdown of respect for the Sabbath and for family values. (Ignoring the fact that nearly every other item of a purchasable fashion was available for sale.) |
| 1 Feb 2004 |
The New England Patriots win Super Bowl XXXVIII, 32-29 over the Carolina Panthers, in a very close and exciting game. Afterwards, rioters in Boston flip four cars and one partier is killed when a Jeep rams into a crowd. Alcohol is blamed all over the place. No blame is placed on the baring of Janet Jackson's breast during the half-time show. |
| 4 Feb 2004 |
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ups the ante on its previous ruling granting equal rights to marriage for gays, saying that terms like "civil unions" are not acceptable, and that only the term "marriage" will suffice. |
| 4 Feb 2004 |
Mayor Thomas Menino of Boston claims that the lifting of the ban on Sunday liquor sales in Boston is the root cause of the Super Bowl riots the previous Sunday. It is pointed out in the local press that similar riots had occurred in 2002 after a Super Bowl victory when Sunday liquor sales were still banned. |


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half of a MN reward is enough to drop their price to 500 sat
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 This is the requital for the sins they have earned. |
| 009:082 Sarwar | : |
They should laugh less and weep more as a recompense for what they have gained. |
| 009:082 Shakir | : |
Therefore they shall laugh little and weep much as a recompense for what they earned. |
| 009:082 Sherali | : |
They should laugh little and weep much as a reward for that which they used to earn. |
| 009:082 Yusufali | : |
Let them laugh a little: much will they weep: a recompense for the (evil) that they do. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعد والوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Promise and Threat أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الجزاء بالعمل Faith> The Hereafter> The Award against Action الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > أشرار الجند Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Wicked Soldiers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > ذم المتخاذلين عن الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Dispraise the Reluctant for the Holy War الجهاد > الغزوات > غزوة تبوك Jihad> The Holy Battles> Tabuk Battle
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


In this demo you can see how VArray.js is working, how you can dynamically restructure the model and how it reflects in the view. blick.js enhances schnauzer.js and makes it possible to keep track of dynamic variables.
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We started SimpliFly for the purpose of learning a bit more about asynchronous code and how to implement it. The bulk of what I dealt with through the project I feel was equally useful, the application of design techniques using the mediums of html, css, and the framework of bootstrap. Caleb oversaw the project in Github and there were solid opportunities to learn that system and implement it in working with a team.
During the project I oversaw much of the styling of SimpliFly, and utilized as much of Bootstrap 4.0 as I could. Where we couldn't either Caleb or I wrote some custom CSS. I learned a lot about the framework and how to implement it, and a lot about how to look up things I didn't know.
The things I didn't cover that I wanted to was fine tuning the responsiveness of the site, and replacing the weather icons that don't really fit with the look of the site with something more custom. Perhaps in the future.
Overall, I think it turned into an excellent product. The only limitations we felt we couldn't pass easily were the boundaries of the SkyScanner API. These bounds likely in place to keep us from making a competitor.


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The attribute zoomLevels
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If the zoom factor exceeds the browser's limit, it's automatically reduced to that limit. That's why you can zoom the document below only to 200% on iOS and 1090% on a current Chrome. Note that the test adds a one-time performance penalty when the canvas exceed 4096 pixels.
Known bug: zooming repeatedly too quickly can cause weird infinite loops. This usually happens with documents that render slowly, such as the demo document below.
By default, the pinch gesture simple zooms the entire page on mobile devices. If you want to zoom the PDF file without zooming the
rest of the page, you can activate the enablePinchOnMobile
option. This doesn't modify the behavior of desktop PC and
laptops. Most touchpads translate the finger gestures to mouse wheel events. This approach works well enough, so the PDF viewer
doesn't add additional support for touch gestures. However, the detection may be imprecise.
State of the art:
This feature is currently under development. Among other things, it ignores scrolling. The touch gestures are only recognized if
the fingers rest on the PDF file. However, if you scroll the window, this detection currently fails.
This device has been detected as a mobile device.
This device has been detected as device without touch screen. enablePinchOnMobile
is ignored.


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Play as your favorite hero Lara Croft. Go around unraveling the mysteries within dungeons and reward yourself with new artificats. Beware of people who are trying to take it from you.
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| Author: |
Christoph Bergmeir [aut, cre, cph],
José M. Benítez [ths],
Andreas Zell [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Niels Mache [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Günter Mamier [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Michael Vogt [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Sven Döring [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Ralf Hübner [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Kai-Uwe Herrmann [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Tobias Soyez [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Michael Schmalzl [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Tilman Sommer [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Artemis Hatzigeorgiou [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Dietmar Posselt [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Tobias Schreiner [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Bernward Kett [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Martin Reczko [ctb] (Part of original SNNS external contributors),
Martin Riedmiller [ctb] (Part of original SNNS external contributors),
Mark Seemann [ctb] (Part of original SNNS external contributors),
Marcus Ritt [ctb] (Part of original SNNS external contributors),
Jamie DeCoster [ctb] (Part of original SNNS external contributors),
Jochen Biedermann [ctb] (Part of original SNNS external contributors),
Joachim Danz [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Christian Wehrfritz [ctb] (Part of original SNNS development team),
Patrick Kursawe [ctb] (Contributors to SNNS Version 4.3),
Andre El-Ama [ctb] (Contributors to SNNS Version 4.3) |
| Copyright: |
Original SNNS software Copyright (C) 1990-1995 SNNS Group,
IPVR, Univ. Stuttgart, FRG; 1996-1998 SNNS Group, WSI, Univ.
Tuebingen, FRG. R interface Copyright (C) DiCITS Lab, Sci2s
group, DECSAI, University of Granada. |