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public interface POAOperations
A POA object manages the implementation of a collection of objects. The POA supports a name space for the objects, which are identified by Object Ids. A POA also provides a name space for POAs. A POA is created as a child of an existing POA, which forms a hierarchy starting with the root POA. A POA object must not be exported to other processes, or externalized with ORB::object_to_string.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
activate_object_with_id(byte[] id,
Servant p_servant)
This operation enters an association between the specified Object Id and the specified servant in the Active Object Map. |
byte[] |
activate_object(Servant p_servant)
This operation generates an Object Id and enters the Object Id and the specified servant in the Active Object Map. |
IdAssignmentPolicy |
create_id_assignment_policy(IdAssignmentPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
IdUniquenessPolicy |
create_id_uniqueness_policy(IdUniquenessPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
ImplicitActivationPolicy |
create_implicit_activation_policy(ImplicitActivationPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
LifespanPolicy |
create_lifespan_policy(LifespanPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
POA |
create_POA(String adapter_name,
POAManager a_POAManager,
Policy[] policies)
This operation creates a new POA as a child of the target POA. |
Object |
create_reference_with_id(byte[] oid,
String intf)
This operation creates an object reference that encapsulates the specified Object Id and interface repository Id values. |
Object |
create_reference(String intf)
This operation creates an object reference that encapsulates a POA-generated Object Id value and the specified interface repository id. |
RequestProcessingPolicy |
create_request_processing_policy(RequestProcessingPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
ServantRetentionPolicy |
create_servant_retention_policy(ServantRetentionPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
ThreadPolicy |
create_thread_policy(ThreadPolicyValue value)
These operations each return a reference to a policy object with the specified value. |
void |
deactivate_object(byte[] oid)
This operation causes the ObjectId specified in the oid parameter to be deactivated. |
void |
destroy(boolean etherealize_objects,
boolean wait_for_completion)
This operation destroys the POA and all descendant POAs. |
POA |
find_POA(String adapter_name,
boolean activate_it)
If the target POA is the parent of a child POA with the specified name (relative to the target POA), that child POA is returned. |
ServantManager |
get_servant_manager()
If the ServantRetentionPolicy of the POA is RETAIN, then the ServantManager argument (imgr) shall support the ServantActivator interface. |
Servant |
get_servant()
This operation returns the default servant associated with the POA. |
Object |
id_to_reference(byte[] oid)
If an object with the specified Object Id value is currently active, a reference encapsulating the information used to activate the object is returned. |
Servant |
id_to_servant(byte[] oid)
If the POA has the RETAIN policy and the specified ObjectId is in the Active Object Map, this operation returns the servant associated with that object in the Active Object Map. |
byte[] |
id()
This returns the unique id of the POA in the process in which it is created. |
byte[] |
reference_to_id(Object reference)
This operation returns the Object Id value encapsulated by the specified reference. |
Servant |
reference_to_servant(Object reference)
If the POA has the RETAIN policy and the specified object is present in the Active Object Map, this operation returns the servant associated with that object in the Active Object Map. |
byte[] |
servant_to_id(Servant p_servant)
This operation has four possible behaviors. |
Object |
servant_to_reference(Servant p_servant)
This operation requires the RETAIN policy and either the UNIQUE_ID or IMPLICIT_ACTIVATION policies if invoked outside the context of an operation dispatched by this POA. |
void |
set_servant_manager(ServantManager imgr)
This operation sets the default servant manager associated with the POA. |
void |
set_servant(Servant p_servant)
This operation registers the specified servant with the POA as the default servant. |
AdapterActivator |
the_activator()
This attribute identifies the adapter activator associated with the POA. |
void |
the_activator(AdapterActivator newThe_activator)
This attribute identifies the adapter activator associated with the POA. |
POA[] |
the_children()
This attribute identifies the current set of all child POAs of the POA. |
String |
the_name()
This attribute identifies the POA relative to its parent. |
POA |
the_parent()
This attribute identifies the parent of the POA. |
POAManager |
the_POAManager()
This attribute identifies the POA manager associated with the POA. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
POA create_POA(String adapter_name, POAManager a_POAManager, Policy[] policies) throws AdapterAlreadyExists, InvalidPolicy
adapter_name
- identifies the new POA with
respect to other POAs with the same parent POA.a_POAManager
- specifies the POA Manager to be
associated with the new POA.policies
- specifies policy objects to be
associated with the POA to control its behavior.
AdapterAlreadyExists
- specifies that the
target POA already has a child POA with
the specified name.
InvalidPolicy
- is raised if any of the
policy objects are not valid for the ORB,
or are in conflict, or require an
administrative action that has not been
performed.POA find_POA(String adapter_name, boolean activate_it) throws AdapterNonExistent
adapter_name
- POA name to be found.activate_it
- if a POA with the specified
name does not exist and the value of
the activate_it parameter is TRUE, the target
POA's AdapterActivator, if one exists,
is invoked.
AdapterNonExistent
void destroy(boolean etherealize_objects, boolean wait_for_completion)
etherealize_objects
- flag to indicate whether
etherealize operation on servant manager needs
to be called.wait_for_completion
- flag to indicate whether
POA and its children need to wait for active
requests and the etherealization to complete.ThreadPolicy create_thread_policy(ThreadPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
LifespanPolicy create_lifespan_policy(LifespanPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
IdUniquenessPolicy create_id_uniqueness_policy(IdUniquenessPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
IdAssignmentPolicy create_id_assignment_policy(IdAssignmentPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
ImplicitActivationPolicy create_implicit_activation_policy(ImplicitActivationPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
ServantRetentionPolicy create_servant_retention_policy(ServantRetentionPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
RequestProcessingPolicy create_request_processing_policy(RequestProcessingPolicyValue value)
value
- policy type
String the_name()
POA the_parent()
POA[] the_children()
POAManager the_POAManager()
AdapterActivator the_activator()
void the_activator(AdapterActivator newThe_activator)
ServantManager get_servant_manager() throws WrongPolicy
WrongPolicy
- raised if the
USE_SERVANT_MANAGER policy is not specified.void set_servant_manager(ServantManager imgr) throws WrongPolicy
imgr
- servant manager to be used as a default.
WrongPolicy
- raised if the
USE_SERVANT_MANAGER policy is not specified.Servant get_servant() throws NoServant, WrongPolicy
NoServant
- raised if no default servant is
associated with the POA.
WrongPolicy
- raised if the
USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT policy is not specified.void set_servant(Servant p_servant) throws WrongPolicy
p_servant
- servant to be used as a default.
WrongPolicy
- raised if the
USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT policy is not specified.byte[] activate_object(Servant p_servant) throws ServantAlreadyActive, WrongPolicy
p_servant
- servant to be associated with an
object to be activated.
ServantAlreadyActive
- is raised if the
POA has UNIQUE_ID policy and servant is
is already in the Active Object Map.
WrongPolicy
- raised if the SYSTEM_ID and
RETAIN policies are not specified.void activate_object_with_id(byte[] id, Servant p_servant) throws ServantAlreadyActive, ObjectAlreadyActive, WrongPolicy
id
- object id for the object to be activated.p_servant
- servant to be associated with the
object.
ServantAlreadyActive
- raised if the POA
has the UNIQUE_ID policy and the servant
is already in the Active Object Map.
ObjectAlreadyActive
- raised if the object is
already active in the POA.
WrongPolicy
- raised if the RETAIN policy is
is not specified.void deactivate_object(byte[] oid) throws ObjectNotActive, WrongPolicy
oid
- Object Id for the object to be deactivated.
ObjectNotActive
- if the object with the
specified oid is not in the Active Object
Map.
WrongPolicy
- raised if the RETAIN policy is
is not specified.Object create_reference(String intf) throws WrongPolicy
intf
- rep id for creating an object reference.
WrongPolicy
- if SYSTEM_ID policy is not
specified.Object create_reference_with_id(byte[] oid, String intf)
oid
- object id for creating an objrefintf
- rep id for creating an objref
BAD_PARAM
- is raised if the POA has the
SYSTEM_ID policy and it detects that the
Object Id value was not generated by the
system or for this POA.byte[] servant_to_id(Servant p_servant) throws ServantNotActive, WrongPolicy
p_servant
- servant for which the object disi returned.
ServantNotActive
- if the above rules and
policy combination is not met.
WrongPolicy
- if the USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT policy
or a combination of the RETAIN policy and
either the UNIQUE_ID or IMPLICIT_ACTIVATION
policies are not present.Object servant_to_reference(Servant p_servant) throws ServantNotActive, WrongPolicy
p_servant
- servant for which the object reference
needs to be obtained.
WrongPolicy
- if the operation is not invoked
in the context of executing a request on
the specified servant and the required
policies are not present.
ServantNotActive
- if the above specified
policies and rules are not met.Servant reference_to_servant(Object reference) throws ObjectNotActive, WrongPolicy, WrongAdapter
reference
- object reference for which the
servant is returned.
WrongPolicy
- if neither the RETAIN policy or
the USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT policy is present.
ObjectNotActive
- if the servant is not
present in the Active Object Map (for RETAIN)
or no default servant is registered (for
USE_DEFAULT_POLICY).
WrongAdapter
- if reference was not created by
this POA instance.byte[] reference_to_id(Object reference) throws WrongAdapter, WrongPolicy
reference
- the object reference from which the
object id needs to be returned.
WrongAdapter
- if the reference was not
created by the POA specified in the
reference.
WrongPolicy
- declared to allow future
extensions.Servant id_to_servant(byte[] oid) throws ObjectNotActive, WrongPolicy
oid
- object id for the which the servant is
returned.
ObjectNotActive
- is raised if ObjectId is
is not in the Active Object Map (for RETAIN
policy), or no default servant is registered
(for USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT policy).
WrongPolicy
- is raised if the RETAIN policy
or the USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT
policy is not present.Object id_to_reference(byte[] oid) throws ObjectNotActive, WrongPolicy
oid
- id of the object for which the
reference is returned.
ObjectNotActive
- if the Object Id value
is not active in the POA.
WrongPolicy
- if the RETAIN policy is not
present.byte[] id()
This id is guaranteed unique for the life span of the POA in the process. For persistent POAs, this means that if a POA is created in the same path with the same name as another POA, these POAs are identical and, therefore, have the same id. For transient POAs, each POA is unique.
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Making decisions and controlling the order in which your code runs makes your code reusable and robust. This section covers the syntax for controlling data flow in JavaScript and its significance when used with Boolean data types
Click the image above for a video about making decisions.
Booleans can be only two values: true
or false
.
Booleans help make decisions on which lines of code should run when
certain conditions are met.
Set your boolean to be true or false like this:
let myTrueBool = true
let myFalseBool = false
✅ Booleans are named after the English mathematician, philosopher and logician George Boole (1815–1864).
Operators are used to evaluate conditions by making comparisons that will create a Boolean value. The following is a list of operators that are frequently used.
| Symbol | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
< |
Less than: Compares two values and returns the
true Boolean data type if the value on the left side is
less than the right
|
5 < 6 // true |
<= |
Less than or equal to: Compares two values and
returns the true Boolean data type if the value on the
left side is less than or equal to the right
|
5 <= 6 // true |
> |
Greater than: Compares two values and returns the
true Boolean data type if the value on the left side is
larger than the right
|
5 > 6 // false |
>= |
Greater than or equal to: Compares two values and
returns the true Boolean data type if the value on the
left side is larger than or equal to the right
|
5 >= 6 // false |
=== |
Strict equality: Compares two values and returns
the true Boolean data type if values on the right and
left are equal AND are the same data type.
|
5 === 6 // false |
!== |
Inequality: Compares two values and returns the opposite Boolean value of what a strict equality operator would return | 5 !== 6 // true |
✅ Check your knowledge by writing some comparisons in your browser’s console. Does any returned data surprise you?
The if statement will run code in between its blocks if the condition is true.
Logical operators are often used to form the condition.
let currentMoney;
let laptopPrice;
if (currentMoney >= laptopPrice) {
//Condition was true. Code in this block will run.
console.log("Getting a new laptop!");
}
The else
statement will run the code in between its blocks
when the condition is false. It’s optional with an
if
statement.
let currentMoney;
let laptopPrice;
if (currentMoney >= laptopPrice) {
//Condition was true. Code in this block will run.
console.log("Getting a new laptop!");
} else {
//Condition was true. Code in this block will run.
console.log("Can't afford a new laptop, yet!");
}
✅ Test your understanding of this code and the following code by running
it in a browser console. Change the values of the currentMoney and
laptopPrice variables to change the returned console.log()
.
Decisions might require more than one comparison, and can be strung together with logical operators to produce a Boolean value.
| Symbol | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
&& |
Logical AND: Compares two Boolean expressions. Returns true only if both sides are true |
(5 > 6) && (5 < 6 ) //One side is false, other is
true. Returns false
|
\|\| |
Logical OR: Compares two Boolean expressions. Returns true if at least one side is true |
(5 > 6) \|\| (5 < 6) //One side is false, other is true.
Returns true
|
! |
Logical NOT: Returns the opposite value of a Boolean expression |
!(5 > 6) // 5 is not greater than 6, but "!" will return
true
|
Logical operators can be used to form conditions in if..else statements.
let currentMoney;
let laptopPrice;
let laptopDiscountPrice = laptopPrice - laptopPrice * 0.2; //Laptop price at 20 percent off
if (currentMoney >= laptopPrice || currentMoney >= laptopDiscountPrice) {
//Condition was true. Code in this block will run.
console.log("Getting a new laptop!");
} else {
//Condition was true. Code in this block will run.
console.log("Can't afford a new laptop, yet!");
}
You’ve seen so far how if you can use an if...else
statement
to create conditional logic. Anything that goes into an
if
needs to evaluate to true/false. By using the
!
operator you can negate the expression. It would
look like so:
if...else
isn’t the only way to express decision logic. You
can also use something called a ternary operator. The syntax for it looks
like this:
Below is a more tangible example:
let firstNumber = 20;
let secondNumber = 10;
let biggestNumber = firstNumber > secondNumber ? firstNumber : secondNumber;
✅ Take a minute to read this code a few times. Do you understand how these operators are working?
The above states that
firstNumber
is larger than secondNumber
firstNumber
to biggestNumber
secondNumber
.The ternary expression is just a compact way of writing the code below:
let biggestNumber;
if (firstNumber > secondNumber) {
biggestNumber = firstNumber;
} else {
biggestNumber = secondNumber;
}
Create a program that is written first with logical operators, and then rewrite it using a ternary expression. What’s your preferred syntax?
Read more about the many operators available to the user on MDN.
Go through Josh Comeau’s wonderful operator lookup!


Before Change
def batch_dot(x, y, axes=None):
if ndim(x) != 3 or ndim(y) != 3:
raise Exception("batch_dot supports only 3D tensor. " +
"Input1 dim is {}, Input2 ndim is {}.".format(
ndim(x), ndim(y)))
if axes is None:
// behaves like tf.batch_matmul as default
axes = [(2,), (1,)]
return T.batched_tensordot(x, y, axes=axes)
After Change
def batch_dot(x, y, axes=None):
if axes is None:
// behaves like tf.batch_matmul as default
axes = [(x.ndim-1,), (y.ndim-2,)]
return T.batched_tensordot(x, y, axes=axes)


Before Change
SleepCheck(1, system=self.system, resources=self.resources) ]
self.set_max_jobs(2)
t_run = datetime.now()
self.runner.runall(checks, self.system)
t_run = datetime.now() - t_run
self.assertGreaterEqual(t_run.seconds, 2)
self.assertLess(t_run.seconds, 3)
self.assertEqual(3, self.runner.stats.num_cases())
After Change
// Assure that the remaining jobs were each run after one of the
// previous //max_jobs jobs had finished (e.g. begin[max_jobs] > end[0])
begin_after_end = [b > e for b, e in zip(self.begin_stamps[max_jobs:],
self.end_stamps[:-max_jobs])]
self.assertTrue(all(begin_after_end))
// NOTE: to assure that these remaining jobs were also run


pySparkUtils package¶
Submodules¶
pySparkUtils.utils module¶
A set of utilities to manage pySpark SparkContext object Assumes you have pyspark (and py4j) on the PYTHONPATH and SPARK_HOME is defined
-
pySparkUtils.utils.
change
(sc=None, app_name='customSpark', master=None, wait_for_sc=True, timeout=30, fail_on_timeout=True, refresh_rate=0.5, **kwargs)¶ Returns a new Spark Context (sc) object with added properties set
Parameters: - sc – current SparkContext
- app_name – name of new spark app
- master – url to master, if None will get from current sc
- kwargs – added properties to set. In the form of key value pairs (replaces ‘.’ with ‘_’ in key) examples: spark_task_cores=‘1’, spark_python_worker_memory=‘8g’ see: http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/configuration.html
- wait_for_sc – if to hold on returning until defaultParallelism is back to original value or timeout seconds
- timeout – max time in seconds to wait for new sc
- fail_on_timeout – whether to assert that defaultParallelism got back to a value greater then original after timeout has finished
- refresh_rate – how long to wait in seconds between each check of the defaultParallelism
Returns: a new SparkContext
-
pySparkUtils.utils.
fallback
(func)¶ - Decorator function for functions that handle spark context.
- If a function changes sc we might lose it if an error occurs in the function. In the event of an error this decorator will log the error but return sc.
Parameters: func – function to decorate Returns: decorated function
-
pySparkUtils.utils.
watch
(func)¶ - Decorator that will abort all running spark jobs if there are failed tasks.
- It will lunch the decorated function in a different process as a daemon. It assumes a input variable in the decorated function of type SparkContext. If failed tasks are found, the process is terminated and all current scheduled jobs are aborted the function will return None
Parameters: func – function to decorate Returns: decorated function


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function coputes the illumination estimate max RGB algorithm.The function takes input image,minkowski norm and normalization method . the output are ml,,ma,mb for each of the color channels
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main function to call for maxRGB color correction
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- vision_layer/vision_fusion/include/fusion/color_constancy.hpp
- vision_layer/vision_fusion/src/color_constancy.cpp


[gecode-users] Skipping branching alternatives?
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Mon Jul 10 16:08:15 CEST 2006
Am Montag, 10. Juli 2006 15:37 schrieb Luis Quesada:
> >Cutting off branches is normally considered part of exploration. [...]
>
> I don't agree with this bit Guido. Cutting off branching (i.e. pruning)
> is the very purpose of propagation. When you remove 5 from X's domain
> you are cutting off the branch associated with X=5.
Ok, maybe I wasn't clear enough. Typically, you specify your constraint
problem using propagators and branchings, and this totally determines the
shape of your search tree. Now, some sophisticated search engines prune the
tree during search, e.g. B&B and SBDS. Of course, these engines post new
constraints to do the actual pruning, which can be implemented as propagators
or may just be basic tells.
Encoding a pruning of the tree into the initial model seems a bit weird - the
model doesn't define a unique search tree any more.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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Bloodhound ¶
Bloodhound is the typeahead.js suggestion engine. Bloodhound is robust, flexible, and offers advanced functionalities such as prefetching, intelligent caching, fast lookups, and backfilling with remote data.
Table of Contents ¶
Features ¶
- Works with hardcoded data
- Prefetches data on initialization to reduce suggestion latency
- Uses local storage intelligently to cut down on network requests
- Backfills suggestions from a remote source
- Rate-limits and caches network requests to remote sources to lighten the load
Usage ¶
API ¶
new Bloodhound(options)
Bloodhound.noConflict()
Bloodhound#initialize(reinitialize)
Bloodhound#add(data)
Bloodhound#get(ids)
Bloodhound#search(query, sync, async)
Bloodhound#clear()
new Bloodhound(options) ¶
The constructor function. It takes an options hash as its only argument.
var engine = new Bloodhound({
local: ['dog', 'pig', 'moose'],
queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace,
datumTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace
});
Bloodhound.noConflict() ¶
Returns a reference to Bloodhound
and reverts window.Bloodhound
to its
previous value. Can be used to avoid naming collisions.
var Dachshund = Bloodhound.noConflict();
Bloodhound#initialize(reinitialize) ¶
Kicks off the initialization of the suggestion engine. Initialization entails
adding the data provided by local
and prefetch
to the internal search
index as well as setting up transport mechanism used by remote
. Before
#initialize
is called, the #get
and #search
methods will effectively be
no-ops.
Note, unless the initialize
option is false
, this method is implicitly
called by the constructor.
var engine = new Bloodhound({
initialize: false,
local: ['dog', 'pig', 'moose'],
queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace,
datumTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace
});
var promise = engine.initialize();
promise
.done(function() { console.log('ready to go!'); })
.fail(function() { console.log('err, something went wrong :('); });
After initialization, how subsequent invocations of #initialize
behave
depends on the reinitialize
argument. If reinitialize
is falsy, the
method will not execute the initialization logic and will just return the same
jQuery promise returned by the initial invocation. If reinitialize
is truthy,
the method will behave as if it were being called for the first time.
var promise1 = engine.initialize();
var promise2 = engine.initialize();
var promise3 = engine.initialize(true);
assert(promise1 === promise2);
assert(promise3 !== promise1 && promise3 !== promise2);
Bloodhound#add(data) ¶
Takes one argument, data
, which is expected to be an array. The data passed
in will get added to the internal search index.
engine.add([{ val: 'one' }, { val: 'two' }]);
Bloodhound#get(ids) ¶
Returns the data in the local search index corresponding to ids
.
var engine = new Bloodhound({
local: [{ id: 1, name: 'dog' }, { id: 2, name: 'pig' }],
identify: function(obj) { return obj.id; },
queryTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace,
datumTokenizer: Bloodhound.tokenizers.whitespace
});
engine.get([1, 3]); // [{ id: 1, name: 'dog' }, null]
Bloodhound#search(query, sync, async) ¶
Returns the data that matches query
. Matches found in the local search index
will be passed to the sync
callback. If the data passed to sync
doesn't
contain at least sufficient
number of datums, remote
data will be requested
and then passed to the async
callback.
bloodhound.get(myQuery, sync, async);
function sync(datums) {
console.log('datums from `local`, `prefetch`, and `#add`');
console.log(datums);
}
function async(datums) {
console.log('datums from `remote`');
console.log(datums);
}
Bloodhound#clear() ¶
Clears the internal search index that's powered by local
, prefetch
, and
#add
.
engine.clear();
Options ¶
When instantiating a Bloodhound suggestion engine, there are a number of options you can configure.
datumTokenizer
– A function with the signature(datum)
that transforms a datum into an array of string tokens. Required.queryTokenizer
– A function with the signature(query)
that transforms a query into an array of string tokens. Required.initialize
– If set tofalse
, the Bloodhound instance will not be implicitly initialized by the constructor function. Defaults totrue
.identify
– Given a datum, this function is expected to return a unique id for it. Defaults toJSON.stringify
. Note that it is highly recommended to override this option.sufficient
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Prefetch ¶
Prefetched data is fetched and processed on initialization. If the browser supports local storage, the processed data will be cached there to prevent additional network requests on subsequent page loads.
WARNING: While it's possible to get away with it for smaller data sets, prefetched data isn't meant to contain entire sets of data. Rather, it should act as a first-level cache. Ignoring this warning means you'll run the risk of hitting local storage limits.
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Bloodhound only goes to the network when the internal search engine cannot provide a sufficient number of results. In order to prevent an obscene number of requests being made to the remote endpoint, requests are rate-limited.
When configuring remote
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– The time interval in milliseconds that will be used byrateLimitBy
. Defaults to300
.transform
– A function with the signaturetransform(response)
that allows you to transform the remote response before the Bloodhound instance operates on it. Defaults to the identity function.


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class: left, middle, inverse, title-slide # Is n=3 enough? How to approach sample size and power calculations ### Jessica Minnier, PhD
Knight Cancer Institute Biostatistics Shared Resource
Oregon Health & Science University
###
AACR
, March 30, 2019
bit.ly/aacr-power
datapointier
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bit.ly/aacr-power
 ---  # Goals of sample size and power calculations - Design a study that will have enough information about underlying population to reject a hypothesis with high confidence. - Calculate the number of sampling units (e.g. people, animals) you need to estimate statistics with a certain level of precision. --- class: middle, center, inverse # Design your study --- # Step 1: State your research hypothesis - Define your: + Population + Outcome variables/measurements + Predictor variables (i.e. treatment, age, genetic mutation) - Be specific! - Example: Among *women* (population you sample from), the *BRCA1* mutation (predictor) is associated with an increased risk of developing *breast cancer* (outcome). - **Question**: How many women do we need to sample/study to determine that BRCA1 is associated with breast cancer? ## Your hypothesis and design inform your analysis method. --- # Step 2: Choose your analysis and test(s) - You can't calculate sample size without knowing which test and model you will use. - How will you measure your outcome? Continuous? Categorical? Binary (yes/no)? + choose outcomes with high sensitivity and low measurement error - How many groups/experimental conditions/predictors? + the more you have the more samples you will need - What test? t-test? Linear regression? Random effects model? Chi-square test? ## Calculate sample size based on analysis method you will use. --- class: inverse, center, middle # Calculate power and sample size --- # Need to know (/tell your statistician!): - Overall design (outcome, endpoint, hypothesis) - Size/magnitude of effect of interest + What do you *hope* to detect - Variability of measurements + Precision of your measurement, biological variability within population - Level of type I error (false positive rate, significance level, `\(\alpha\)`) - Level of power (true positive rate) - Other design details (number of groups, clustering, repeated measures) --- # Components of Sample Size Need to know 3 of the 4 to determine the 4th: Do We Know? | Measure | Definition ---|---|--- ?? | Effect Size | Magnitude of difference or association;
i.e. (difference in means)/(population standard deviation) = `\(\frac{\mu_1 - \mu_0}{\sigma}\)` = `\(\frac{\delta}{\sigma}\)` ?? | Sample Size | N 0.05, 0.01 | Type I Error / Significance level | `\(\alpha\)` = probability of rejecting null hypothesis when it is true 0.9, 0.8 | Power | 1 - `\(\beta\)` = 1 - Type II error = probability of rejecting null hypothesis when it is false --- # What is **effect size**? - Summarizes the outcome of interest - Magnitude of difference or association - Specification depends on study design and statistical model/test -- ## Examples: - Difference in treatment and control mean outcomes, relative to variance (standard deviation) - Correlation coefficient of two biomarkers - Risk ratio of breast cancer comparing BRCA carriers to non-carriers - Magnitude of regression coefficient --- # Effect size must be - **pre-specified** - based on what is meaningful biologically or clinically (not statistical significance) - based on pilot data or literature review if available --- # Simple example: T-test Outcome = Continuous measurement, normal distribution Predictor = Treatment yes/no (treatment vs control group) Test: two sample T-test, equal variance Effect Size: difference in means divided by standard deviation of population `\(\frac{\mu_{trt} - \mu_{ctrl}}{\sigma}\)` Null Hypothesis: Difference in means = 0 Alternative Hypothesis: Difference in means `\(\neq\)` 0 **"Given a desired effect size, what sample size gives us enough information to reject the null hypothesis with power 90%, type I error 5%?"** --- # Simulations: underlying data distributions  --- # n=25, effect size = 1 Power = 0.93
 (Significance based on two sample t-test for difference in means)    --- # n=25, effect size = 0.33 Increase standard deviation from 1 to 3, divides effect size by 3
Power = 0.21    --- To detect an effect size of 0.33 with power = 0.9 and type I error = 0.05, what sample size would we need? n=194 in each group! ```r power.t.test(delta = 0.33, sd = 1, sig.level = 0.05, power = 0.9) ``` ``` Two-sample t test power calculation n = 193.9392 delta = 0.33 sd = 1 sig.level = 0.05 power = 0.9 alternative = two.sided NOTE: n is number in *each* group ``` --- # n=10, effect size = 1 Decrease sample size
 Power = 0.56    --- # n=3, effect size = 1 Decrease sample size even more
Power = 0.16    --- # n = 3, power = 0.9, effect size = ? In the `R` output below, the effect size is delta/sd = 3.59/1 = 3.59. ```r power.t.test(n=3, sd=1, sig.level=0.05, power=0.9) ``` ``` Two-sample t test power calculation n = 3 delta = 3.589209 sd = 1 sig.level = 0.05 power = 0.9 alternative = two.sided NOTE: n is number in *each* group ``` --- # Underlying data distributions  --- # Other reasons to calculate sample size ## Precision of statistics - Sample sizes can also be calculated for a specific maximum width in confidence interval around an estimate - i.e. we will estimate the proportion with a 95% confidence interval of width 0.1 such as [0.2, 0.3] ## Prediction models - Large sample sizes are needed for complex prediction models. - Stability of prediction model accuracy measures depends on sample size. --- # Important to remember: ## Sample size estimates are ESTIMATES. - based on assumptions that could be incorrect - based on pilot data that could be a poor sample or too small - the more you don't know, the more conservative you should be (inflate your `\(n\)`) - good to provide multiple estimates for a variety of scenarios/effects --- class: inverse, center, middle # Free online software --- # [G*power](http://www.gpower.hhu.de/) (examples of how to use it: http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/gpower/) ![](img/gpower.png) --- # [Shiny Dashboard for Sample Size and Power Calculations](https://mfpartridge.shinyapps.io/shinysamplesizesdashboard/) ![](img/software1.png) --- # Others - [TrialDesign.org](http://www.trialdesign.org/index.html) - [GLIMMPSE](https://glimmpse.samplesizeshop.org/#/) - [CRAB Stat tools](https://stattools.crab.org/) - [The Shiny CRT Calculator: Power and Sample size for Cluster Randomised Trials](https://clusterrcts.shinyapps.io/rshinyapp/) - [Cal Poly Stats Dept Apps](https://statistics.calpoly.edu/shiny) - Statistical software such as R, SAS, STATA --- class: inverse, center, middle # Take home message: ## Do your research before you do your research! --- # Thank you! Contact me:
minnier-[at]-ohsu.edu,
[datapointier](https://twitter.com/datapointier),
[jminnier](https://github.com/jminnier/) Slides available: [bit.ly/aacr-power](https://bit.ly/aacr-power) Slide code available at: [github.com/jminnier/talks-etc](https://github.com/jminnier/talks_etc) # References - Some of this talk adapted from: [David Yanez's Sample Size](https://www.ohsu.edu/xd/research/centers-institutes/octri/education-training/upload/PowerAndSampleSize.pdf) talk at [OCTRI Research Forum (OHSU)](https://www.ohsu.edu/xd/research/centers-institutes/octri/education-training/octri-research-forum.cfm) - [Statistical Rules of Thumb, Chapter 2](http://www.vanbelle.org/)


'Room for improvement' - Tesla CyberTruck launch marred by ‘shatterproof’ windows breaking
by By Press AssociationThe unveiling of Tesla’s first electric pickup truck has been marred by its supposedly “shatterproof” windows breaking during a demonstration.
The car firm unveiled its first electric pickup truck, known as CyberTruck, at an event in Los Angeles.
Tesla says the vehicle has “more utility than a truck, with more performance than a sports car”, while company boss Elon Musk attempted to show off its ruggedness with a live demonstration.
However, during the bizarre series of demos, Tesla head of design Franz von Holzhausen broke both side windows on the CyberTruck on stage by throwing a metal ball at them.
This led a clearly sheepish Mr Musk to say “at least it didn’t go through” and that there was “room for improvement”.
Mr Musk had already asked Mr von Holzhausen to hit the door of the truck repeatedly with a sledgehammer, before suggesting it was nearly bulletproof.
The futuristic-looking vehicle will be released at the end of 2021, and with a range of up to 500 miles.
Tesla also said the top of the range, triple electric motor version of the CyberTruck would be capable of going from zero to 60 miles an hour in 2.9 seconds – comparable with many sports cars.
The truck will start at 39,900 dollars (€36,000) for the single motor version and can be pre-ordered now, Mr Musk said.
He had teased the idea of creating a truck for some time, first tweeting about building a truck in 2012, before including the idea in his so-called “master plan” for the company, published in 2016.
Mr Musk also referenced the unusual design of the CyberTruck last year, saying in an interview with Recode that the vehicle had taken on a “futuristic-like cyberpunk, ‘Blade Runner'” design.
As part of the announcement, Mr Musk also unveiled a quad bike built by the company, which can fit into the back of the CyberTruck and also be charged once there.


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Module: SangerBarcodeable
- Defined in:
- lib/sanger_barcodeable.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/prefix.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/version.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/builders.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/checksum.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/constants.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/legacy_methods.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/sanger_barcode.rb,
lib/sanger_barcodeable/exception_classes.rb
Overview
Constant for namespacing, see README.md or SangerBarcode for documentation
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: Builders, LegacyMethods Classes: Checksum, Prefix, SangerBarcode
Constant Summary
- VERSION =
Version number
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- ASCII_OFFSET =
Subtracted from prefixes byte values during conversion to numbers Results in A having a value of 1
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- PREFIX_BASE =
Used in calculating the prefix. Multiplies the first character in our two byte prefix essentially defining our base. Note: The use of base27 results in a two digit increase between AZ and BA. This behaviour was in the original implementation and has been maintained for reasons of compatibility. I am not aware of the original reasons for the decision.
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- PREFIX_LENGTH =
The digit length of the numeric encoded checksum
3
- NUMBER_LENGTH =
The digit length of the unique barcode number
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- CHECKSUM_LENGTH =
The digit length of the internal checksum
2
- INTERNAL_LENGTH =
The length of the internally generated portion of the barcode This ignores the print checksum which is internal to the ean13 standard
PREFIX_LENGTH + NUMBER_LENGTH + CHECKSUM_LENGTH
- CHECKSUM_ASCII_OFFSET =
The checksum uses a 0 indexed checksum
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- HUMAN_BARCODE_FORMAT =
Regex to match human readable barcodes eg. PR1234K Matches 1: prefix, 2: number, 3: checksum/suffix (optional)
/\A([A-Z]{2})(\d{1,7})([A-Z]{0,1}\z)/
- MACHINE_BARCODE_FORMAT =
Regex to match the full ean13 barcode, including all checksums The 2,3 prefix matcher ensures that any barcodes begining with zero are correctly parsed, even if the zero is stripped. Matches 1: Prefix, 2: number 3: suffix 4: ean
/\A(\d{2,3})(\d{7})(\d{2})(\d{1})\z/
- BarcodeError =
Class.new(StandardError)
- InvalidBarcode =
Class.new(BarcodeError)
- ChecksumRequired =
Class.new(BarcodeError)
- InvalidBarcodeOperation =
Class.new(BarcodeError)


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Software Consultant, Netix.AI; Remote, India — 06/2022 — present
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Also, helped in hiring for senior engineering roles.
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Fixed complicated issues with backend in ruby communicating through
GraphQL.
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Founding company member solving challenging problems in the parking
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I worked on a legacy iOS app build on Objective-C.
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I created the company’s iOS App from scratch in Swift.
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I got great feedback from the entire team.
Image Quality Engineer, GoPro (On Aricent payroll); Gurugram, India —
03/2014 — 09/2015
Automated android mobile application by creating scripts using ruby
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Reported bugs on Jira project management tool and taking care of the
bug’s life cycle on the same.
Generated daily/weekly report summary (dashboard) for the team to be
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Volunteer
Apache Druid contributor (Web console)
Ex. Swift Delhi Community Manager, swiftindia.in (iOS Developers
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Skills
Languages:
TypeScript (ES5, ES6), SQL, C
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Google Cloud Provider, Oracle Cloud
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Indira Gandhi National Open University
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# -*- coding:utf-8 -*-
# @Author: Jialiang Shi
from sonarqube.config import (
API_COMPONTENTS_SHOW_ENDPOINT,
API_COMPONTENTS_SEARCH_ENDPOINT,
API_COMPONTENTS_TREE_ENDPOINT
)
[docs]class SonarQubeComponents:
OPTIONS_SEARCH = ['asc', 'ps', 'q', 'qualifiers', 's', 'strategy']
def __init__(self, sonarqube):
self.sonarqube = sonarqube
[docs] def get_project_component_and_ancestors(self, component):
"""
Returns a component (file, directory, project, view…) and its ancestors. The ancestors are ordered from the
parent to the root project.
:param component: Component key
:return:
"""
params = {
'component': component
}
resp = self.sonarqube.make_call('get', API_COMPONTENTS_SHOW_ENDPOINT, **params)
return resp.json()
[docs] def search_components(self, qualifiers, language=None, q=None):
"""
Search for components
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the specified qualifiers. Possible values are:
* BRC - Sub-projects
* DIR - Directories
* FIL - Files
* TRK - Projects
* UTS - Test Files
:param language: Language key. If provided, only components for the given language are returned.
:param q: Limit search to:
* component names that contain the supplied string
* component keys that are exactly the same as the supplied string
:return:
"""
params = {'qualifiers': qualifiers}
if language:
params.update({'language': language})
if q:
params.update({'q': q})
page_num = 1
page_size = 1
total = 2
while page_num * page_size < total:
resp = self.sonarqube.make_call('get', API_COMPONTENTS_SEARCH_ENDPOINT, **params)
response = resp.json()
page_num = response['paging']['pageIndex']
page_size = response['paging']['pageSize']
total = response['paging']['total']
params['p'] = page_num + 1
for component in response['components']:
yield component
[docs] def get_components_tree(self, component, **kwargs):
"""
Navigate through components based on the chosen strategy.
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:param component: Base component key. The search is based on this component.
optional parameters:
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* qualifiers:Comma-separated list of component qualifiers. Filter the results with
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* BRC - Sub-projects
* DIR - Directories
* FIL - Files
* TRK - Projects
* UTS - Test Files
* s: Comma-separated list of sort fields,Possible values are for: name, path, qualifier, and default value is name
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* children: return the children components of the base component. Grandchildren components are not returned
* all: return all the descendants components of the base component. Grandchildren are returned.
* leaves: return all the descendant components (files, in general) which don't have other children.
They are the leaves of the component tree.
default value is all.
:return:
"""
params = {
'component': component,
}
if kwargs:
self.sonarqube.copy_dict(params, kwargs, self.OPTIONS_SEARCH)
page_num = 1
page_size = 1
total = 2
while page_num * page_size < total:
resp = self.sonarqube.make_call('get', API_COMPONTENTS_TREE_ENDPOINT, **params)
response = resp.json()
page_num = response['paging']['pageIndex']
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total = response['paging']['total']
params['p'] = page_num + 1
for item in response['components']:
yield item


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- The Send Topic button enables registered members to send a link to the topic by email.
- The Print button creates a simplified, printer-friendly rendering of the page.
- The author name links to the author's profile
- The author details in the lefthand column may be accompanied by further personal information.
- The topic subject links back to the start of the topic.
- The Quote button enables you to quote the post.
- Further Modify and Delete options are normally provided to enable registered members to edit their own posts.
- Report to moderator enables you to report abusive or wrongly-placed posts to the forum staff.
- Logged indicates that the IP of the author has been logged. The actual IP is only available to board administrators
- The Jump to menu provides a convenient quick method of navigating the forum.


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'World-class manager, even better man' - Tributes pour in for Pochettino
Cape Town - After being replaced by Jose Mourinho as Tottenham Hotpur manager, tributes have poured in from fans for the outgoing Mauricio Pochettino.
The Portuguese former Chelsea, Real Madrid and Manchester United manager signed a contract until the end of the 2022/23 season, the north London club announced on Wednesday.
Pochettino, 47, transformed Spurs' fortunes after arriving from Southampton in 2014 and although he failed to win a trophy he took the club to the Champions League final for the first time in their history just six months ago.
Tributes have poured in fom the likes of Harry Kane, journalist and fans who shared personal stories of their experience with the "warm and kind" Argentine.
Kane tweeted to his 2.8 million followers: "Gaffer. I’ll be forever thankful to you for helping me achieve my dreams. We’ve had some amazing moments in the last 5 and a half years that I will never forget. You were my manager but my friend as well and I thank you for that relationship. Good luck with your next chapter!"
TV presenter Simon Thomas also shared a heartwarming story that Pochettino was the only manager to personally reach out to him after the sudden passing of his wife two years ago.
"When my wife died very suddenly two years ago, the one manager who took the time to write personally to me was Mauricio Pochettino and it was a heart felt letter. Class manager even better man," he said.
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function Parg () {
Parg.js 0.0.1
http://stephenbelanger.com
(c) 2009-2013 Stephen Belanger
Parg may be freely distributed under the MIT license.
TODO: Figure out how to make s:key s:values*
work
Parg uses a selector string to translate argument lists to objects.
Each argument is separated by a space and should follow this structure;
{types}:{name}{flags}
.
The valid types
are described above, name
can be any string that passes
a \w
regex test, and available flags are *
for grouping multiple
arguments together and ?
to mark an argument as optional.
For example, in sn:key :values* o:options? f:callback?
the key
argument
must be a string or number, there may be any number of value
arguments
that may be any type as types is omitted, and it takes an optional
options
hash and callback
function.
function Parg () {
The most basic usage of parg is inside a function, passing in the
arguments object var opts = parg(selector, arguments)
. The opts
value
returned will be either the parsed arguments, or an error object.
A simple if (opts instanceof Error) { /* handle error */ }
should be
sufficient to handle any errors that may occur while validating the input.
function parg (selector, args, throwErrors) {
return parg.build(selector, function (err, opts) {
if (err && throwErrors) throw err
return err ? err : opts
}).apply(null, args)
}
Parg can also be used to wrap a function, in which case the call should
look like parg.build(selector, function (err, opts) {})
where err
is
either the first validation error encountered while parsing the arguments
or null, and opts
will be the resulting hash, if the parse succeeded.
parg.build = function (selector, fn) {
var stages = selector.split(' ')
, steps = []
In this stage, we parse the selector string. The string is split into
individual argument definitions at spaces, then each is matched against
the {types}:{name}{flags}
structure. Both types
and flags
are
split into single characters and each is used to match different types
or states.
All this criteria is stored in a matcher list that will be used later to compare against each function argument.
for (var i = 0; i < stages.length; i++) {
var matches = stages[i].match(/(\w*):(\w*)(.*)/)
steps.push({
name: matches[2]
, flags: matches[3].split('')
, types: (matches[1] || '').split('')
})
}
Then we should return a function to receive the args and run them through the matchers registered for each type short code.
return function () {
var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments)
, opts = {}
Run through the steps from the end back to the start. It's easier to support optional arguments after splat arguments this way.
while (steps.length) {
var step = steps.pop()
, isSplat = !!~step.flags.indexOf('*')
, isOptional = !!~step.flags.indexOf('?')
, doneStep = false
, count = 0
If we are on a splat argument, we should assume that every remaining argument is for the splat. We can determine otherwise later. If there are no steps left, and the splat is required we should return an error. Otherwise, open an array to store the splat arguments in.
isSplat && (opts[step.name] = [])
We should loop through arguments continuously until a type check against the current step fails, so we can support splats. If we run out of arguments before macthers, something has probably failed.
while ( ! doneStep) {
if ( ! args.length) {
if ( ! isOptional && ( ! isSplat || count < 1)) {
return fn(new Error('Ran out of arguments before matchers in "' + selector + '".'), opts)
}
doneStep = true
}
For each argument, check if the required types have been supplied and match. If they don't, we should either add optional args back in or return an error.
var beforeLen = args.length, arg = args.pop()
if (step.types.length && ! parg.oneOf(arg, step.types)) {
if (count < 1 && ! isOptional) {
return fn(new Error(
'"' + step.name + '" '
+ (isSplat ? 'requires at least one value' : 'must be one')
+ ' of types ["' + step.types.join('", "') + '"]'
))
}
beforeLen && args.push(arg)
doneStep = true
count = 0
If no types are required or the type matched, we should add the argument to the resulting hash. If there is an existing field by that name, ensure it is an array, then add current value to it.
} else {
if (opts[step.name]) {
parg.oneOf(opts[step.name], ['a']) || (opts[step.name] = [opts[step.name]])
opts[step.name].unshift(arg)
} else {
opts[step.name] = arg
}
isSplat || (doneStep = true)
count++
}
}
}
By now, we should have run out of arguments. If not, we should warn the caller that the resulting data is probably wrong.
if (args.length) {
return fn(new Error('Ran out of matchers before arguments in "' + selector + '".'), opts)
}
Otherwise, return the data happily. :)
return fn(null, opts)
}
}
Parg includes an extendable validation system, so custom validations can be created to do some more advanced validation of common arguments.
parg.validators = {}
parg.register = function (type, validator) {
parg.validators[type] = validator
}
Javascript can be kind of stupid sometimes, so we can't expect a simple typeof check to work properly in all cases.
parg.register('s', function (v) { return typeof v === 'string' })
parg.register('n', function (v) { return typeof v === 'number' })
parg.register('o', function (v) { return typeof v === 'object' })
parg.register('f', function (v) { return typeof v === 'function' })
parg.register('b', function (v) { return typeof v === 'boolean' })
parg.register('r', function (v) { return v instanceof RegExp })
parg.register('a', function (v) { return Array.isArray(v) })
Detect if the value matches at least one of the supplied types
parg.oneOf = function (v, types) {
return types.reduce(function (m, type) {
return m || parg.validators[type](v)
}, false)
}
return parg
}
Parg supports CommonJS, so it can be used in node.
if (typeof module !== 'undefined') {
module.exports = Parg
}


Yesterday I’ve read some flagging issues here and there.
- @transisto controversially flagged a couple of famous creators including @michelle.gent, who is a novel author, for Disagreement on reward, Posting a novel page by page, getting ~65$ for ~20 views. The flagged author then expressed her disappointment and this has lead to a series of heated discussion.
- And we have @trafalgar being flagged for upvoting his alternate account @traf which is mainly producing short content. He then justify his motivation in doing so in the post: Is There Any Room For Short Content On Steemit?
I’m not taking any side of the aforementioned but for sure the flagging war is never going to end on Steemit. This has inspired a possible way to attack DPOS, though I’m not sure if someone else has mentioned this before already:
What if someone who is extremely wealthy like Amazon CEO Jezz Bezos, decide to invest 1 Billion dollar worth of Steem power and start using that enormous power to flag people?
With 1,000,000,000,000 SP, 100% voting power at 100% vote weight worth a whopping $85,670,000.  Most payout of the works would be wiped out and users will leave this place as a result. Under current DPOS mechanism, there is nothing can stop him.
Of course, I was just exaggerating for this example but this is not entirely impossible, wealthy malicious group or individual are plentiful out there. This attack is not based on the techie liveliness and the 1/3+ attack or whatsoever geeky stuff, it plays fully according to the rule of Steemit:
Make someone an overload by investing huge amount of SP, then flagging blindly the whole platform.
This was just a weird brainwave without a solid fundamental understanding of the backend technical aspect. Maybe someone can delight me if I’m missing out anything.
有鉴于近来那么多的踩人事件，我突发奇想，发现有种奇葩的攻击 Steemit 方式很可行：
要是有一个好像 Amazon CEO 那么有钱的个人还是团体，投资价值十亿的 SP，然后到处踩人，这里会发生什么事？
要知道，十亿 SP 在满血状态下 100% 的权重可以达到 $85,670,000，足以踩得这个平台上几乎全部人个天昏地暗。当然这只是个极端的例子，但是绝非没有可能的，当然这对攻击者也不能带来什么好处。
请容许我脑洞大开一回。
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