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The fourth counting number; it is the second square number, as it is equal to 2 × 2 or 22 (interestingly, it is also equal to 2+2).
It is also the first tetrahedral number, and the first composite number.
4 is the smallest number which is the square of a prime number.
It is the number of faces or vertices of a tetrahedron, the simplest polyhedron.
It is the only composite number n which does not divide (n-1)!
ϕ(4) = 2, d(4) = 3, σ(4) = 7.


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Main module¶
- Main.check_dataframes(dftrips, dfstations, df_LTE, dfvm, user_def)¶
The check_dataframes function verifies if all datasets provided exist and have a correct structure based on the provided header of each .csv file. This function is used to prevent program errors futher in the execution process by checking if all the information that the user used to run the simulation can actually be used.
- Parameters
dftrips (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe with the trips
dfstations (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe with the edge server stations
df_LTE (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe with the LTE stations
dfvm (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe with the VMs
user_def (Object of the class UserDef) – User definitions
- Returns
Returns 1 in success
- Return type
Integer
- Main.choose_vm(dfvm, user_def)¶
The choose_vm function filters the dataset which has multiple vm migrations by the user defined proprieties. Depending on the mode the simulation is running the resulting dataframe may be a set of VMs that follow the specifications or a single VM from a given ID that the user introduced. The first situation being vm_mode = 1 and the second situation being vm_mode = 0
- Parameters
dfvm (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe with the VMs
user_def (Object of the class UserDef) – User definitions
- Returns
Returns a filtered dataframe with the VMs that will be used
- Return type
Pandas dataframe
- Main.data_to_digest(user_def)¶
The data_to_digest function copies the results of the simulation to the correct digest folders.
- Parameters
user_def (Object of the class UserDef) – User definitions
- Returns
Returns 1 in success
- Return type
Integer
- Main.setup_folders(user_def)¶
The setup_folders function generates the correct folders for outputting the results of the simulation.
- Parameters
user_def (Object of the class UserDef) – User definitions
- Returns
Returns 1 in success
- Return type
Integer
- Main.simulation(user_def, dfstations, dfnode, dfpath, clientlist, stationlist)¶
The simulation function is responsible for checking the main sequence of events that evaluates each step of the client by iterating through the multiple trips and virutal machines for each coordinate of the client. On each coordinate analyzed an evaluation is done to see if the migration is viable. If the suggested destination is approved by the policy evaluator then the migration process occurs. Otherwise, the next coordinate will be analyzed the same way, until the right opportunity appears. In the process of running the simulation some data is saved and acquired, so that in the future some results about the migration mechanism can be studied.
- Parameters
user_def (Object of the class UserDef) – User definitions
dfstations (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe with the edge server stations
dfnode (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe used for saving the data required by the dynamic plot
dfvm (Pandas dataframe) – Dataframe used for saving the latency and distance data to the user throughout the path
clientlist (List) – List with all the clients
clientlist – List with all the edge server stations
- Returns
Returns 1 in success
- Return type
Integer


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Beyond the City
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Chapter V: “A Naval Conquest”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1892
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Doyle, A.C. (1892) Beyond the City London, England: Simpkin, Hamilton, Kent
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.5
- Word Count: 2,847
- Genre: Romance
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, scottish authors
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It was the habit of the Doctor and the Admiral to accompany each other upon a morning ramble between breakfast and lunch. The dwellers in those quiet tree-lined roads were accustomed to see the two figures, the long, thin, austere seaman, and the short, bustling, tweed-clad physician, pass and repass with such regularity that a stopped clock has been reset by them. The Admiral took two steps to his companion’s three, but the younger man was the quicker, and both were equal to a good four and a half miles an hour.
It was a lovely summer day which followed the events which have been described. The sky was of the deepest blue, with a few white, fleecy clouds drifting lazily across it, and the air was filled with the low drone of insects or with a sudden sharper note as bee or bluefly shot past with its quivering, long-drawn hum, like an insect tuning-fork. As the friends topped each rise which leads up to the Crystal Palace, they could see the dun clouds of London stretching along the northern skyline, with spire or dome breaking through the low-lying haze. The Admiral was in high spirits, for the morning post had brought good news to his son.
“It is wonderful, Walker,” he was saying, “positively wonderful, the way that boy of mine has gone ahead during the last three years. We heard from Pearson to-day. Pearson is the senior partner, you know, and my boy the junior—Pearson and Denver the firm. Cunning old dog is Pearson, as cute and as greedy as a Rio shark.  How’s that for confidence, and he only three years upon ‘Change?”
“Any one would confide in him. His face is a surety,” said the Doctor.
“Go on, Walker!” The Admiral dug his elbow at him. “You know my weak side. Still it’s truth all the same. I’ve been blessed with a good wife and a good son, and maybe I relish them the more for having been cut off from them so long. I have much to be thankful for!”
“And so have I. The best two girls that ever stepped. There’s Clara, who has learned up as much medicine as would give her the L.S.A., simply in order that she may sympathize with me in my work. But hullo, what is this coming along?”
“All drawing and the wind astern!” cried the Admiral. “Fourteen knots if it’s one. Why, by George, it is that woman!”
A rolling cloud of yellow dust had streamed round the curve of the road, and from the heart of it had emerged a high tandem tricycle flying along at a breakneck pace. In front sat Mrs. Westmacott clad in a heather tweed pea-jacket, a skirt which just{?} passed her knees and a pair of thick gaiters of the same material. She had a great bundle of red papers under her arm, while Charles, who sat behind her clad in Norfolk jacket and knickerbockers, bore a similar roll protruding from either pocket. Even as they watched, the pair eased up, the lady sprang off, impaled one of her bills upon the garden railing of an empty house, and then jumping on to her seat again was about to hurry onwards when her nephew drew her attention to the two gentlemen upon the footpath.
“Oh, now, really I didn’t notice you,” said she, taking a few turns of the treadle and steering the machine across to them. “Is it not a beautiful morning?”
“Lovely,” answered the Doctor. “You seem to be very busy.”
“I am very busy.” She pointed to the colored paper which still fluttered from the railing. “We have been pushing our propaganda, you see. Charles and I have been at it since seven o’clock. It is about our meeting. I wish it to be a great success. See!” She smoothed out one of the bills, and the Doctor read his own name in great black letters across the bottom.
“We don’t forget our chairman, you see. Everybody is coming. Those two dear little old maids opposite, the Williamses, held out for some time; but I have their promise now. Admiral, I am sure that you wish us well.”
“Hum! I wish you no harm, ma’am.”
“You will come on the platform?”
“I’ll be——No, I don’t think I can do that.”
“To our meeting, then?”
“No, ma’am; I don’t go out after dinner.”
“Oh yes, you will come. I will call in if I may, and chat it over with you when you come home. We have not breakfasted yet. Goodbye!” There was a whir of wheels, and the yellow cloud rolled away down the road again. By some legerdemain the Admiral found that he was clutching in his right hand one of the obnoxious bills. He crumpled it up, and threw it into the roadway.
“I’ll be hanged if I go, Walker,” said he, as he resumed his walk. “I’ve never been hustled into doing a thing yet, whether by woman or man.”
“I am not a betting man,” answered the Doctor, “but I rather think that the odds are in favor of your going.”
The Admiral had hardly got home, and had just seated himself in his dining-room, when the attack upon him was renewed. He was slowly and lovingly unfolding the Times preparatory to the long read which led up to luncheon, and had even got so far as to fasten his golden pince-nez on to his thin, high-bridged nose, when he heard a crunching of gravel, and, looking over the top of his paper, saw Mrs. Westmacott coming up the garden walk. She was still dressed in the singular costume which offended the sailor’s old-fashioned notions of propriety, but he could not deny, as he looked at her, that she was a very fine woman. In many climes he had looked upon women of all shades and ages, but never upon a more clearcut, handsome face, nor a more erect, supple, and womanly figure. He ceased to glower as he gazed upon her, and the frown smoothed away from his rugged brow.
“May I come in?” said she, framing herself in the open window, with a background of green sward and blue sky. “I feel like an invader deep in an enemy’s country.”
a picture of the countryside
“It is a very welcome invasion, ma’am,” said he, clearing his throat and pulling at his high collar. “Try this garden chair. What is there that I can do for you? Shall I ring and let Mrs. Denver know that you are here?”
“Pray do not trouble, Admiral. I only looked in with reference to our little chat this morning. I wish that you would give us your powerful support at our coming meeting for the improvement of the condition of woman.”
“No, ma’am, I can’t do that.” He pursed up his lips and shook his grizzled head.
“And why not?”
“Against my principles, ma’am.”
“But why?”
“Because woman has her duties and man has his. I may be old-fashioned, but that is my view. Why, what is the world coming to? I was saying to Dr. Walker only last night that we shall have a woman wanting to command the Channel Fleet next.”
“That is one of the few professions which cannot be improved,” said Mrs. Westmacott, with her sweetest smile. “Poor woman must still look to man for protection.”
“I don’t like these new-fangled ideas, ma’am. I tell you honestly that I don’t. I like discipline, and I think every one is the better for it. Women have got a great deal which they had not in the days of our fathers. They have universities all for themselves, I am told, and there are women doctors, I hear. Surely they should rest contented. What more can they want?”
“You are a sailor, and sailors are always chivalrous. If you could see how things really are, you would change your opinion. What are the poor things to do? There are so many of them and so few things to which they can turn their hands. Governesses? But there are hardly any situations. Music and drawing? There is not one in fifty who has any special talent in that direction. Medicine? It is still surrounded with difficulties for women, and it takes many years and a small fortune to qualify. Nursing? It is hard work ill paid, and none but the strongest can stand it. What would you have them do then, Admiral? Sit down and starve?”
“Tut, tut! It is not so bad as that.”
“The pressure is terrible. Advertise for a lady companion at ten shillings a week, which is less than a cook’s wage, and see how many answers you get. There is no hope, no outlook, for these struggling thousands. Life is a dull, sordid struggle, leading down to a cheerless old age. Yet when we try to bring some little ray of hope, some chance, however distant, of something better, we are told by chivalrous gentlemen that it is against their principles to help.”
The Admiral winced, but shook his head in dissent.
“There is banking, the law, veterinary surgery, government offices, the civil service, all these at least should be thrown freely open to women, if they have brains enough to compete successfully for them. Then if woman were unsuccessful it would be her own fault, and the majority of the population of this country could no longer complain that they live under a different law to the minority, and that they are held down in poverty and serfdom, with every road to independence sealed to them.”
“What would you propose to do, ma’am?”
“To set the more obvious injustices right, and so to pave the way for a reform. Now look at that man digging in the field. I know him. He can neither read nor write, he is steeped in whisky, and he has as much intelligence as the potatoes that he is digging. Yet the man has a vote, can possibly turn the scale of an election, and may help to decide the policy of this empire. Now, to take the nearest example, here am I, a woman who have had some education, who have traveled, and who have seen and studied the institutions of many countries. I hold considerable property, and I pay more in imperial taxes than that man spends in whisky, which is saying a great deal, and yet I have no more direct influence upon the disposal of the money which I pay than that fly which creeps along the wall. Is that right? Is it fair?”
The Admiral moved uneasily in his chair. “Yours is an exceptional case,” said he.
“But no woman has a voice. Consider that the women are a majority in the nation. Yet if there was a question of legislation upon which all women were agreed upon one side and all the men upon the other, it would appear that the matter was settled unanimously when more than half the population were opposed to it. Is that right?”
Again the Admiral wriggled. It was very awkward for the gallant seaman to have a handsome woman opposite to him, bombarding him with questions to none of which he could find an answer. “Couldn’t even get the tompions out of his guns,” as he explained the matter to the Doctor that evening.
“Now those are really the points that we shall lay stress upon at the meeting.  Surely there is nothing unreasonable in that. Nothing which could offend your principles. We shall have medicine, law, and the church all rallying that night for the protection of woman. Is the navy to be the one profession absent?”
 “There, there, ma’am,” he cried. “Drop it for a time. I have heard enough. You’ve turned me a point or two. I won’t deny it. But let it stand at that. I will think it over.”
“Certainly, Admiral. We would not hurry you in your decision. But we still hope to see you on our platform.” She rose and moved about in her lounging masculine fashion from one picture to another, for the walls were thickly covered with reminiscences of the Admiral’s voyages.
“Hullo!” said she. “Surely this ship would have furled all her lower canvas and reefed her topsails if she found herself on a lee shore with the wind on her quarter.”
“Of course she would. The artist was never past Gravesend, I swear. It’s the Penelope as she was on the 14th of June, 1857, in the throat of the Straits of Banca, with the Island of Banca on the starboard bow, and Sumatra on the port. He painted it from description, but of course, as you very sensibly say, all was snug below and she carried storm sails and double-reefed topsails, for it was blowing a cyclone from the sou’east.  This is the Bay of Funchal. What a lovely frigate!”
“Lovely, you say! Ah, she was lovely! That is the Andromeda. I was a mate aboard of her—sub-lieutenant they call it now, though I like the old name best.”
“What a lovely rake her masts have, and what a curve to her bows! She must have been a clipper.”
The old sailor rubbed his hands and his eyes glistened. His old ships bordered close upon his wife and his son in his affections.
“I know Funchal,” said the lady carelessly. “A couple of years ago I had a seven-ton cutter-rigged yacht, the Banshee, and we ran over to Madeira from Falmouth.”
“You ma’am, in a seven-tonner?”
“With a couple of Cornish lads for a crew. Oh, it was glorious! A fortnight right out in the open, with no worries, no letters, no callers, no petty thoughts, nothing but the grand works of God, the tossing sea and the great silent sky. They talk of riding, indeed, I am fond of horses, too, but what is there to compare with the swoop of a little craft as she pitches down the long steep side of a wave, and then the quiver and spring as she is tossed upwards again? Oh, if our souls could transmigrate I’d be a seamew above all birds that fly! But I keep you, Admiral. Adieu!”
The old sailor was too transported with sympathy to say a word. He could only shake her broad muscular hand. She was half-way down the garden path before she heard him calling her, and saw his grizzled head and weather-stained face looking out from behind the curtains.
“You may put me down for the platform,” he cried, and vanished abashed behind the curtain of his Times, where his wife found him at lunch time.
“I hear that you have had quite a long chat with Mrs. Westmacott,” said she.
“Yes, and I think that she is one of the most sensible women that I ever knew.”
“Except on the woman’s rights question, of course.”
“Oh, I don’t know. She had a good deal to say for herself on that also. In fact, mother, I have taken a platform ticket for her meeting.”


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The Status Monitor's JVM Debug PageThe Status Page is a plug-in page for the Status Monitor. It displays a trace of the debugging output from the Java runtime.
In a Java program launched by the
When Java is running from Dolphin there is no console, so the logging would be lost. However JNI provides a way of reading the debug stream. If JNIPort has been configured to do so, then this debugging output is captured, and — if the JVM Debug page is open — displayed. JNIPort will capture the output if 'useVFPrintfHook' is set in the 'jniPortSettings'. Please note the following warning: much of the runtime's debugging output is produced by operating-system threads other than the one where Dolphin executes Smalltalk code. If no precautions are taken then this is very likely to lead to deadlocks. See the problem with threads for more discussion of this point.
The first precaution is that you should be using the JNI Helper
library. This interposes a queue between the thread issuing the debugging data, and Dolphin, so
that the sending thread does not need to wait for Dolphin to consume the data. This should
avoid the problem, and I have found that, with the JNI Helper, I can use the JVM Debug page without
encountering deadlocks. But, of course, that may just be luck (for instance I rarely run JNIPort
with If you need to see the debug output, but are still getting deadlocks despite using JNI Helper (or just can't risk ever hitting a deadlock), then you can use an additional feature of JNIPort/JNI Helper. The configuration setting 'jniPortSettings/useVFPrintfRedirection' tells JNIPort to divert the debugging information directly to the Windows debug stream without ever involving Dolphin. (Note that 'jniPortSettings/useVFPrintfHook' still has to be set, or JNIPort won't install a handler at all.) The useful (and free) tool, DebugView, from http://www.sysinternals.com/ can be used to trace the output. Another reason to use the 'useVFPrintfRedirection' flag is if you have some Java problem that is crashing Dolphin — in which case you wouldn't get the chance to read any error messages in the debug page. If the debugging output is not being captured by JNIPort, or it is being redirected to the Windows debug stream, then the JVM Debug page will not work, and will just display a warning message. |
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A crash course in the particular workings of microscheme
Microscheme Libraries
Microscheme supports the (include …) primitive, which effectively loads the whole contents of another file into the program. This allows commonly used program segments to be saved in 'libraries' that can be included in any other program. Typically, libraries contain definitions, but do not perform any input or output, so including them simply makes a set of procedures and data structures available to the program. Some useful libraries are included with microscheme, and more will become available as the project matures:
libraries/io.ms provides digital Input/Output functionality. This allows you to work with the Arduino's digital I/O pins, using the indices given to them on the arduino board. It provides the procedures:
- (set-ddr N X) to set the DDR (data-direction-register) for a pin. N is the pin number. X is #f for ‘input’ and #t for ‘output’.
- (get-ddr N) returns a boolean representing the DDR value for pin N. #t means ‘output’.
- (set-pin N Y) sets the value (high or low) for pin N.
- (set-pin N Y) gets the value (high or low) of pin N.
libraries/list.ms provides various functions for working with lists, which are linear data structures built using pairs and null. Procedures provided include:
- (list? X) returns true if and only if X is a list.
- (reverse X) if X is a list, returns a new list which is the reverse of it.
- (map P X) returns a list formed by performing procedure P on every element of list X.
- foldr, foldl, for-each, all various common higher-order list procedures.
- (vector->list V) returns a list whose elements are identical to those of vector V.
libraries/long.ms provides an implementation for 8-digit unsigned integers:
- (long hi lo) forms a long where hi represents the high four digits and lo represents the low four digits of the number. The number 994020 is produced by
(long 99 4020)
. - (hi X) and (lo X) extract the high and low parts of a long.
- (long? X) returns true if X is a valid long. Warning: any pair of numbers will satisfy this.
- l+ l- l* l/ standard arithmetic operators. (NB: l* and l/ are slow, software-based implementations.
- l++ l-- l** are in-place versions of l+ l- and l*. i.e.
(l++ lX lY)
is equivalent to(set! lX (l+ lX lY))
, but allocates no new memory. You should use these operators wherever possible - l= l< l> l<= l>= standard numeric comparators.
libraries/fixedpoint.ms provides an implementation for 5+5 digit unsigned fixed-point reals:
NB: including the xtypes library has the same effect as including long and fixedpoint individually, but saves memory by taking advantage of the overlap between their functions.


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So here we are going to try to load 2 models and then switch back and forth from them. The idea would be the first model finds
general categories, say cats or dogs and the second model then spots specific types of cats. etc. The only problem is I don't have well trained
models so I am just going to load 2 MNIST sets and try to switch between them.
Look for a "4" to activate the second model, then need to find an 8 to get back to the first model
Note: You will need a good set of mnist style numbers which are white numbers on a black background. See image below. Possibly use
two cell phones or a cell phone with your desktop computer. This link may help
white numbers on
a black background
...


This page uses the Twitter Sentiment API to determine whether tweets from the above five cities are, on average, happy or sad. The scores are between 0 and 4, and are updated every five minutes.
This page was made by Sebastian Motraghi during the Oxford Open Data Hackathon on December 4th, 2010, and has been intermittently updated since. The source code is available on GitHub.
Terri Motraghi made the smiley faces. Alexis Metaireau and Tim Fernando answered my embarassing Python questions. Incuna provided pizza, White October provided the venue, and the Oxford geek community made it all happen.


This is an experimental data visualisation that represents barcharts inside of a dial which can spin. It is a work in progress. The red circles represent the data points. The closer to the centre, the higher the value. The lines in between them are meaningless and are created using a quadratic bezier curve. The curves will look different when the visualisation is complete.


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This example shows how you can use standard C library file and socket operation functions in Native Client using a library called nacl_io.
nacl_io provides a virtual filesystem. The filesystem can be "mounted" in a given directory tree. When you perform operations on files in those directories, the mount determines how those operations should be performed.
This example has four mounts by default.
nacl_io also provides a (currently incomplete) posix socket api. Like the virtual filesystem, it is an abstraction layer on top of ppapi. To use this API, an app must be a packaged app with the appropriate socket permissions specified in the manifest file.
File Operations:
Directory Operations:
Socket Operations:
JavaScript Pipe Operations:
Type input while the focus is on this box the send input to the pipe device:
Any output from the pipe will be printed below:
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Pathway is a tool for designing and executing performance engineering workflows for HPC applications. Having a formal model of the workflow helps to organize and guide the whole optimization process.
On a Debian-based Linux system, use the following instructions to install Pathway:
sudo apt-get install libwebkitgtk-1.0-0
sudo apt-get install git
http://periscope.in.tum.de/pathway/eclipse/
Instructions for Microsoft Windows:
git
has to be in your PATH.http://periscope.in.tum.de/pathway/eclipse/
Start the Eclipse installation in which you have installed Pathway and open the Pathway perspective with the "+" button in the upper right corner. Remember that you can always reset the perspective's layout to its default by right-clicking on the corresponding button and selecting "reset".
Before you can start working on any workflow, you need to create a Pathway project from within the Navigator view.
Within this project, you can then create a new workflow. The wizard also offers some pre-defined workflows to start from.
Designing one's own workflow requires knowledge about the jBPM workflow editor and Pathway workflows in general. We strongly recommend to start with an existing workflow from the "New workflow" wizard.
In the "Pathway" perspective, you have the workflow editor in the center. Within the editor, you can graphically arrange and connect the individual activities of the workflow. New activities can be added from the toolbox. Most Pathway workflows will at least have an activity for creating the batch system manager and for creating and running experiments. Experiments are jobs to be scheduled on the HPC system. When running experiments, Pathway automatically creates a job script according to the configured type of batch scheduler.
When adding new activities, pay attention to the properties view (shown below). Some activities require mapping parameters and results to be set in order to function properly. If you look at the properties of the workflow itself, you will see that there are workflow variables defined, which can be mapped as a parameter or result for the individual activities.
Before you can run a workflow with your application as the test subject, you need to let Pathway know how to use your application. To open the application configuration dialog, select "Pathway" from the menu and go to "Edit applications". Fill in the following fields:
Note that you can use placeholders in many of those fields. Using a placeholder, you can insert the value of a workflow variable during the execution of the workflow. The general syntax is: {#VARIABLE:varName#}. So if you want to run executables from test1 to test4 for example, you can specify "test{#VARIABLE:i#}" as the executable name, where i is a workflow variable you increment within the logic of your workflow.
Before you can execute the workflow, you need an application on a HPC system that you want to investigate. Therefore, you first need to configure your HPC system and your application in the Pathway menu.
When this is done, you can select your system and application in the execution parameters view shown to the right. You may want to specify some of the other parameters also. Not all parameters need to be specified, but Pathway may ask you then during workflow execution for the required information. In general, it is more comfortable to set the values up-front.
There are several possible formats in which you can specify the number of MPI processes and OpenMP threads to use. Since Pathway is all about automation, it is possible to specify a range of numbers and the experiment will then be performed for each configuration. Below is a list of possible formats:
Finally, click on the "Start workflow" button to start the workflow execution.
Pathway will change to the execution perspective, in which the progress of the workflow execution is shown. In the editor-like view, the workflow is shown, with the current activity highlighted. Another important view is the log window, where you can find specific information about what Pathway is currently doing.
In order to see the results of the workflow execution, switch to the "Pathway (Browse)" perspective. There, you will find a list of recently performed experiments. Selecting one experiment allows you to see all its details below. If an experiment does not show up in the list, try refreshing the view (from the Pathway menu).
For problem reports and feedback please contact: firbach@in.tum.de


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| | Data storage – input image – intensity for color scale. More...
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| | Data storage – intermediate – intensity for color scale. More...
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| | Data storage – intermediate – intensity for color scale. More...
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Virtual parent class of all classes that do analysis on DSMs such as LOS.
Child class does line-of-sight calculations on DSMs.


TFLiteConverter
Converts a TensorFlow model into TensorFlow Lite model.
tf.compat.v2.lite.TFLiteConverter
allow_custom_ops
: Boolean indicating whether to allow custom operations.
When false any unknown operation is an error. When true, custom ops are
created for any op that is unknown. The developer will need to provide
these to the TensorFlow Lite runtime with a custom resolver.
(default False)target_spec
: Experimental flag, subject to change. Specification of target
device.optimizations
: Experimental flag, subject to change. A list of optimizations
to apply when converting the model. E.g. `[Optimize.DEFAULT]representative_dataset
: A representative dataset that can be used to
generate input and output samples for the model. The converter can use the
dataset to evaluate different optimizations.experimental_enable_mlir_converter
: Experimental flag, subject to change.
Enables the MLIR converter instead of the TOCO converter.# Converting a SavedModel to a TensorFlow Lite model. converter = lite.TFLiteConverter.from_saved_model(saved_model_dir) tflite_model = converter.convert() # Converting a tf.Keras model to a TensorFlow Lite model. converter = lite.TFLiteConverter.from_keras_model(model) tflite_model = converter.convert() # Converting ConcreteFunctions to a TensorFlow Lite model. converter = lite.TFLiteConverter.from_concrete_functions([func]) tflite_model = converter.convert()
__init__
__init__( funcs, trackable_obj=None )
Constructor for TFLiteConverter.
funcs
: List of TensorFlow ConcreteFunctions. The list should not contain
duplicate elements.trackable_obj
: tf.AutoTrackable object associated with funcs
. A
reference to this object needs to be maintained so that Variables do not
get garbage collected since functions have a weak reference to
Variables. This is only required when the tf.AutoTrackable object is not
maintained by the user (e.g. from_saved_model
).convert
convert()
Converts a TensorFlow GraphDef based on instance variables.
The converted data in serialized format.
ValueError
: Multiple concrete functions are specified.
Input shape is not specified.
Invalid quantization parameters.from_concrete_functions
@classmethod from_concrete_functions( cls, funcs )
Creates a TFLiteConverter object from ConcreteFunctions.
funcs
: List of TensorFlow ConcreteFunctions. The list should not contain
duplicate elements.TFLiteConverter object.
Invalid input type.
from_keras_model
@classmethod from_keras_model( cls, model )
Creates a TFLiteConverter object from a Keras model.
model
: tf.Keras.ModelTFLiteConverter object.
from_saved_model
@classmethod from_saved_model( cls, saved_model_dir, signature_keys=None, tags=None )
Creates a TFLiteConverter object from a SavedModel directory.
saved_model_dir
: SavedModel directory to convert.signature_keys
: List of keys identifying SignatureDef containing inputs
and outputs. Elements should not be duplicated. By default the
signatures
attribute of the MetaGraphdef is used. (default
saved_model.signatures)tags
: Set of tags identifying the MetaGraphDef within the SavedModel to
analyze. All tags in the tag set must be present. (default set(SERVING))TFLiteConverter object.
Invalid signature keys.


Over 398 farmers benefit from PFJ in Kwahu South District
by Eunice Tekie Tei, GNAKwahu- Mpraeso (E/R), Nov. 13, GNA - Over 398 farmers in the Kwahu South District have benefitted from the government's 'Planting for Food and Jobs(PFJ)' programme.
The farmers benefited from subsidised fertilizers and seeds.
Mr Emmanuel Atta Ofori, the District Chief Executive (DCE), speaking at the assembly's meet-the- press forum at Mpraeso, said the assembly would continue in its efforts to ensure that the public benefited from government's flagship programmes.
The DCE said many of the farmers have also signed on to the Planting for Export and Rural Development (PERD) initiative and were into coffee and coconut production.
He said the district agriculture extension officers are also continuing with their efforts to educate farmers on modern farming ways such as proper application of fertilizers, diseases and pests control, planting using the required spaces etc.
Mr Ofori said the assembly also procured 420,000 coffee seedlings out of which 187,989 have already been distributed to farmers.
He said the introduction of PERD has led to the cultivation tree crops such as mangoes, coffee, cocoa, oil palm, cassava, coconut and cashews.
He said the PFJ and PERD initiatives are making significant impacts on the economy of the district.
Mr Ofori called for the support of the government’s policies in agriculture to help reduce food imports and create employment in the country.
The media engagement was an initiative by the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development in collaboration with the Ministry of Information to get Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to interact with the media to account for their stewardship.
GNA


fun DataFrame.distinct(vararg selects: String = this.names.toTypedArray()): DataFrame
Retain only unique/distinct rows from an input tbl.
Arg
selects: Variables to use when determining uniqueness. If there are multiple rows for a given combination of inputs, only the first row will be preserved.


About Ping Pong
Created by
Antony brandon
Git Hub username / Url
Level 2 test for:
Java
Let's Play
Rules:
Ping-pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions
- Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping"
- Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong"
- Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "pingpong"


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What is the relationship between mindfulness and self awareness?
They are an same apple from the same tree, self-awareness is .. mindfulness
Try at least one of the self awareness practices from the chapter (Body Scan, Journaling). What was your experience of it? How did you feel?
I first tried Body Scan, from the 6 broken down sections it was different as I don't have a great back I feel pain. I can see how this would help though.


Woman hands herself over following fatal hit-and-run incident outside Bloemfontein pub
by Riaan GroblerA 32-year-old woman appeared in the Bloemfontein Magistrate's court on Monday on charges of culpable homicide and failure to report an accident within 24 hours.
The case against Novelake Lisbet Smith has been postponed to November 11 for a formal bail application, and she has been remanded in custody, said police spokesperson Brigadier Motantsi Makhele.
Smith handed herself over at Mangaung police station on Monday morning after evading arrest for about a week.
This follows an incident that happened in the early hours of Sunday, October 27, where a local businessman, Ndleleni Donvulo, was fatally hit by a speeding vehicle outside a pub in Pitso Street, Bochabela location, Mangaung, Bloemfontein.
The investigation is continuing, Makhele said.


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Micro Web
A tiny Python Web server
I made it just to learn how web servers work and to see if I could do it. Here it is.


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Source helps creators do more of what they love
A device that enables collaboration will lessen the chance of work having to be completely redone.
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A device that enables collaboration will lessen the chance of work having to be completely redone.
In such a test, the user performs realistic tasks by interacting with the paper prototype
First LinkThree techniques of paper prototyping used for usability testing are comps, wireframes
Second LinkRapid prototyping involves a group of designers who each create a paper prototype
Third LinkFunctionality is similarly unimportant, but in this case are closer to the final product
Fourth LinkIn the context of information architecture, information is separate from both knowledge and data, and lies nebulously between them.


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PART VI. TAX INCREMENT FINANCING
§46-101 Short title. This part shall be known and may be cited as the "Tax Increment Financing Act". [L 1985, c 267, pt of §1]


Startup Watch is a mobile app that provides information on startup companies around the world, including startup company profiles, startup job search etc.
The data source for this app is the AngelList API.
This app is developed by LabsterX.
Website: http://www.labsterx.com.
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/labsterx


Air Force One A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1997 Michael Redman
**** (out of ****)
America has finally gotten what it's needed for years: a compassionate sincere President with impressive ethics and charisma. Regretfully it's only a movie.
President James Marshall (Harrison Ford) is fed up with terrorist activities. Teaming up with the Russian government, he orders a strike force capture of Alexander Radek, a reactionary general ready to re-unite the Soviet Union under his fascist reign. During a celebration dinner, Marshall announces to the world that he will send troops to fight oppression wherever it exists. "It's your turn to be afraid," he declares.
Returning home on Air Force One, he gets the chance to demonstrate his words personally. Ultra-nationalist militants loyal to Radek and lead by Ivan Korshunov (Gary Oldman) hijack the plane threatening to kill a hostage every half hour until the general is released. Marshall has a chance to escape in a jettisoned capsule (which Clinton says doesn't exist in real life) but refuses, preferring to stay and fight.
Director Wolfgang Peterson ("Das Boot", "In The Line Of Fire", "Outbreak" takes the over-used "Die Hard" theme and gives us something new in a film that combines brilliant acting with hold-your-breath intensity. If you can take your eyes off the screen, steal a look at the audience. Everyone is totally engrossed.
The two actors do what they do best and they are probably the best there are at it.
Oldman has become typecast as a psychotic sadist and no wonder -- he does it so well. When he engages the teenage first daughter in sensitive conversation about his family and the next minute threatens to blow a hole in her forehead, you know that he's over the edge in the manner that people with A Cause can become. You are convinced that young Alice could end up terminated at any time. When Korshonov executes passengers, there is a frightening reality to it. The guns in this film are deadly weapons, not cartoons.
Harrison Ford has done one role for several years. His mastery of the man in the suit propelled into desperate action is in top form here. Marshall is a Medal Of Honor recipient who now has a desk job. Realistically, he's a man afraid, but not afraid to act. Ford is one of the few actors that could make us believe that the President of the United States could be an action hero. Indiana Jones in the Oval Office. He and Oldman's archetypes match up perfectly.
The other roles also go to accomplished actors. Glenn Close as the determined but unsure Vice-President is the picture of an executive forced into a position that she's not quite ready for. Dean Stockwell as Defense Secretary eager for the authority ("I'm in charge here!") is her political nemesis and turns in a good Alexander Haig performance.
Of course the politics are all wrong. A cowboy President (even down to his name) with big guns shoots his way through problems. Much like the American collective memory of JFK's Camelot, the image is wondrous if you don't look too deep. The pulls on the patriotic heartstrings would be too much in any other film, but they work here. No matter what political spin you put on the story, the movie is an outstanding one.
I left the theater feeling that there is hope for the country's future: not a common belief nowadays. Now if we only can get Ford to run for President. Just because one actor didn't work out as Chief Executive doesn't mean that a different one couldn't.
(Michael Redman has lost count of how many years he's been writing this column -- 21 years...22 years -- while watching the sunflowers outside his window swaying in the cool breezes.)
[This appeared in the 7/31/97 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
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brickr is a package for bringing the LEGO® experience into the R and tidyverse ecosystem.
The package is divided into 2 systems:
brickr also includes tools help users create the Mosaics and 3D model output using real LEGO elements.
Check out brickr.org for more detail!
The goal of brickr is to provide a series of tools to integrate the LEGO system with R by:
brickr is developed under the Fair Play policy using publicly available information about LEGO products. brickr is not affiliated with The LEGO Group.
The mosaic functions renders an imported JPG or PNG file using LEGO colors and bricks.
demo_img = tempfile()
download.file("http://ryantimpe.com/files/mf_unicorn.PNG", demo_img, mode="wb")
mosaic1 <- png::readPNG(demo_img) %>%
image_to_mosaic(img_size = 36) #Length of each side of mosaic in "bricks"
#Plot 2D mosaic
mosaic1 %>% build_mosaic()
In general, any brickr function that begins with build_
generates a graphical output from a brickr list object, generated from other functions.
image_to_mosaic()
can take a few important arguments. See ?image_to_mosaic()
for full detail.
img_size
Providing a single value, such as 48
, crops the image to a square. Inputting a 2-element array, c(56, 48)
, will output a rectangular image of c(width, height)
.
color_table
& color_palette
Options to limit the color of bricks used in mosaics, as not all colors produced by LEGO are readily available. Set color_palette
to ‘universal’ or c('universal', 'generic')
to limit colors to the most common ones. Use a subset of the data frame lego_colors
as the color_table
to specify a custom palette.
method
Technique used to map image colors into the allowed brick colors. Defaults to ‘cie94`, but other options include ’cie2000’ and ‘euclidean’. Also includes the option ‘brickr_classic’, used in previous version of the package.
The bricks_from_*
series of functions creates 3D models of LEGO bricks from a variety of input formats.
bricks_from_table()
& bricks_from_excel()
convert a matrix-shaped table of integers into LEGO bricks. For simple models, this table can be made manually using data.frame()
or tibble::tribble()
. For more advanced models, it’s recommended you use MS Excel or a .csv file. The left-most column in the table is associated with the Level or z-axis of the model. bricks_from_excel()
is a wrapper function to more easily build models designed using a Microsoft Excel template. Please see this repo: brickr toybox.
bricks_from_coords()
takes a data frame with x
, y
, & z
integer values, and Color
columns, where each combination of x, y, & z is a point in 3-dimensional space. Color must be an official LEGO color name from build_colors()
. This format is much more flexible than bricks_from_table()
and allows the programmatic development of 3D models. For other options, see the “Piece type in 3D Models” vignette.
bricks_from_mosaic()
converts a 2D mosaic object from an image into 3D LEGO models, respectively.
Pass the output from any bricks_from_*()
function to build_bricks()
to see the 3D model. Models are rendered in rgl.
library(brickr)
#This is a brick
brick <- data.frame(
Level="A",
X1 = rep(3,4), #The number 3 is the brickrID for 'bright red'
X2 = rep(3,4)
)
brick %>%
bricks_from_table() %>%
build_bricks()
#Rotate the default view for a better snapshot
rgl::par3d(userMatrix = rgl::rotate3d(rgl::par3d("userMatrix"), 0.75*pi, 0, 0 ,1))
The Level column in the input table determines the elevation of the bricks. bricks_from_table()
will convert alphanumeric levels into a z coordinate.
For larger models, use tibble::tribble()
to more easily visualize the model. For very large models, use a csv or Excel.
my_first_model <- tibble::tribble(
~Level, ~X1, ~X2, ~X3, ~x4, ~x5, ~X6, ~x7, ~x8,
"A", 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1,
"A", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"A", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"A", 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,
"B", 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1,
"B", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"B", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"B", 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1,
"C", 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,
"C", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"C", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"C", 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,
"D", 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
"D", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"D", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
"D", 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
"E", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
"E", 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
"E", 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
"E", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
)
brick_colors <- tibble::tribble(
~`.value`, ~Color,
1, "Bright blue",
2, "Dark orange"
)
my_first_model %>%
bricks_from_table(brick_colors) %>%
build_bricks()
#Rotate the default view for a better snapshot
rgl::par3d(userMatrix = rgl::rotate3d(rgl::par3d("userMatrix"), 1.1*pi, 0, 0 ,1))
Use bricks_from_coords()
to programmatically build 3D LEGO models instead of manually drawing them in a spreadsheet or table. Here you must provide whole number coordinates for x, y, and z, along with an official LEGO color name for each point.
radius <- 4
sphere_coords <- expand.grid(
x = 1:round((radius*2.5)),
y = 1:round((radius*2.5)),
z = 1:round((radius/(6/5)*2.5)) #A brick is 6/5 taller than it is wide/deep
) %>%
mutate(
#Distance of each coordinate from center
dist = (((x-mean(x))^2 + (y-mean(y))^2 + (z-mean(z))^2)^(1/2)),
Color = case_when(
#Yellow stripes on the surface with a 2to4 thickness
between(dist, (radius-1), radius) & (x+y+z) %% 6 %in% 0:1 ~ "Bright yellow",
#Otherwise, sphere is blue
dist <= radius ~ "Bright blue"
))
sphere_coords %>%
bricks_from_coords() %>%
build_bricks(outline_bricks = TRUE, rgl_lit = FALSE)
rgl::par3d(userMatrix = rgl::rotate3d(rgl::par3d("userMatrix"), 1.1*pi/4, 0, 0 ,1))
The option outline_bricks = TRUE
adds a black outline around the edges of the bricks. Setting rgl_lit = FALSE
turns off automated lighting effects from rgl. Changing these two inputs together renders bricks in a more cartoon fashion.
More examples using bricks_from_table()
and bricks_from_coords()
can be found at the links below.
bricks_from_excel()
with an animation.Additional functions assist in the translation of brickr objects into actual LEGO bricks.
Use build_instructions()
to break the mosaics and 3D models into easier-to-read steps for building the set. This defaults to 6 steps, but passing any integer value will generate that many steps.
Use build_pieces()
to generate a graphic and count of all required plates or bricks (for stacked mosaics). These are sorted by color and size for easy purchase on LEGO.com’s Pick-a-Brick section using the advanced search option. Alternatively, use table_pieces()
to produce a data frame table of all required bricks.
3D models in brickr would not exist without Tyler Morgan-Wall and his rayshader package. If you’re interested in creating 3D models of literally anything in R, check out his rayrender package.
All functions in brickr are created with the tidyverse and rgl.


$mdMedia
is used to evaluate whether a given media query is true or false given the
current device's screen / window size. The media query will be re-evaluated on resize, allowing
you to register a watch.
$mdMedia
also has pre-programmed support for media queries that match the layout breakpoints:
| Breakpoint | mediaQuery |
|---|---|
| xs | (max-width: 599px) |
| gt-xs | (min-width: 600px) |
| sm | (min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 959px) |
| gt-sm | (min-width: 960px) |
| md | (min-width: 960px) and (max-width: 1279px) |
| gt-md | (min-width: 1280px) |
| lg | (min-width: 1280px) and (max-width: 1919px) |
| gt-lg | (min-width: 1920px) |
| xl | (min-width: 1920px) |
| landscape | landscape |
| portrait | portrait |
See Material Design's Layout - Adaptive UI for more details.
| Returns | Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
a boolean representing whether or not the given media query is true or false. |


TO_NUMBER(value) → number
Take an input value of any type and convert it into a numeric value.
returns number (number):
TO_NUMBER()
for its sole member. An array with two or more members is
converted to the number 0.
An object / document is converted to the number 0.
A unary plus will also cast to a number, but TO_NUMBER()
is the preferred way:
+'5' // 5
+[8] // 8
+[8,9] // 0
+{} // 0
A unary minus works likewise, except that a numeric value is also negated:
-'5' // -5
-[8] // -8
-[8,9] // 0
-{} // 0


In Hartford, we already saw that there were 3589 stops of Black drivers. In our new table, we see that 925 of these drivers were searched in some way (look at the TRUE
row and black
column). The remaining 2664 were not searched. For white drivers, 835 were searched out of a total of 3486 who were stopped. Therefore,


org.apache.beam.sdk.extensions.sketching
Classes
ApproximateDistinct
ApproximateDistinct.ApproximateDistinctFn
ApproximateDistinct.GloballyDistinct
ApproximateDistinct.HyperLogLogPlusCoder
ApproximateDistinct.PerKeyDistinct
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| 027:044 Khan | : |
It was said to her: "Enter As-Sarh" [(a glass surface with water underneath it) or a palace], but when she saw it, she thought it was a pool, and she (tucked up her clothes) uncovering her legs, Sulaiman (Solomon) said: "Verily, it is Sarh [(a glass surface with water underneath it) or a palace] paved smooth with slab of glass." She said: "My Lord! Verily, I have wronged myself, and I submit (in Islam, together with Sulaiman (Solomon), to Allah, the Lord of the 'Alamin (mankind, jinns and all that exists)." |
| 027:044 Maulana | : |
It was said to her: Enter the palace. But when she saw it she deemed it to be a great expanse of water, and prepared herself to meet the difficulty. He said: Surely it is a palace made smooth with glass. She said: My Lord, surely I have wronged myself, and I submit with Solomon to Allah, the Lord of the worlds. |
| 027:044 Pickthal | : |
It was said unto her: Enter the hall. And when she saw it she deemed it a pool and bared her legs. (Solomon) said: Lo! it is a hall, made smooth, of glass. She said: My Lord! Lo! I have wronged myself, and I surrender with Solomon unto Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. |
| 027:044 Rashad | : |
She was told, "Go inside the palace." When she saw its interior, she thought it was a pool of water, and she (pulled up her dress,) exposing her legs. He said, "This interior is now paved with crystal." She said, "My Lord, I have wronged my soul. I now submit with Solomon to GOD, Lord of the universe." |
| 027:044 Sarwar | : |
She was told to enter the palace. When she saw it, she thought that it was a pool and raised her clothe up to her legs. Solomon said, "This is a palace constructed with glass." She said, "My Lord, indeed I have wronged myself and I submit myself with Solomon to the will of God, the Lord of the Universe." |
| 027:044 Shakir | : |
It was said to her: Enter the palace; but when she saw it she deemed it to be a great expanse of water, and bared her legs. He said: Surely it is a palace made smooth with glass. She said: My Lord! surely I have been unjust to myself, and I submit with Sulaiman to Allah, the Lord of the worlds. |
| 027:044 Sherali | : |
It was said to her, 'Enter the palace.' And when she saw it, she thought it to be a great expanse of water, and she bared her shanks. Solomon said, 'It is a palace paved smooth with slabs of glass.' She said, 'My Lord, indeed I have wronged my soul; and I submit myself with Solomon to ALLAH, the Lord of the worlds.' |
| 027:044 Yusufali | : |
She was asked to enter the lofty Palace: but when she saw it, she thought it was a lake of water, and she (tucked up her skirts), uncovering her legs. He said: "This is but a palace paved smooth with slabs of glass." She said: "O my Lord! I have indeed wronged my soul: I do (now) submit (in Islam), with Solomon, to the Lord of the Worlds." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > رب العالمين Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> Lord of the Worlds القصص والتاريخ > سبأ > قوم سبأ The Stories and the History>Saba'(Sheba)> People of Saba' Dwelling Place
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.


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John Hopkins CSSE
, utilizing the AerisWeather
JavaScript SDK
.
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The project e-Sanad aims at providing a centralized platform for contactless, faceless, cashless and paperless document verification/attestation/apostille service for Indian citizens, foreigners who have obtained documents from document issuing authorities (DIAs) in India.These include all type of documents i.e personal, educational and commercial. The project is being implemented in phased manner and proposed to extend the service to Indians residing abroad. The system ensures that the foreign employers/other verification agencies get digitally verified genuine documents.
The primary requirement for the attestation/apostille through e-Sanad is the availability of the document in digital depository. The project was launched on 24th May 2017with CBSE documents depository (documents from year 2014 onwards), since then it has been adopted by various document issuing authorities (DIAs) including National Academic Depository (NAD). The NAD project being implemented by (MHRD) has been integrated with e-sanadfor enhancing the digital depository of the documents. The verification/attestation of the documents issued by the document issuing authorities (DIAs) integrated with NAD would be done online. The Physical copy of CBSE documents from year 2014 onwards would not be accepted for attestation / apostille.
The project has been developed in highly configurable mode for integration with various other depositories of the Document Issuing Authorities, Digi Locker, depositories of States/UTs. The ministry is under discussion with other Document Issuing Authority (DIAs) under State Government for integration in phased manner.The pre-requisite for integration is the availability of the digital depository of the documents with the concerned Document Issuing Authority (DIAs) such as CBSE and NAD. This service would be extended to other DIAs as per their readiness for providing the digital depository of documents issued by them.
The documents will be attested/apostilled by the Ministry of External Affairs only after the verification by the concerned DIA and the digital copy of the same will be send to applicant by speed post. The documents where digital depository is not available, would continue to be attested/apostilled as being done previously, the procedure for the same is explained at: http://mea.gov.in/apostille.htm.
e-Sanad is a project aimed at online submission/verification of documents with an ultimate object to extend contact less, cashless, faceless and paperless document attestation service for apostille and normal attestation to applicants in India (to be extended to applicants abroad in a phased manner). It is designed and developed by NIC.
Any type of document viz personal, educational or commercial can be authenticated/apostilled using e-Sanad. The document should be available in the digital repository for getting attestation/apostille through e-Sanad.
e-Sanad is currently operational in five passport offices and in Attestation Section, CPV Division, Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi. With further decentralization of attestation related work to other locations, it is going to be extended to entire country very soon.
To begin with, the e-Sanad, will start with CBSE depository (for years 2014 & onwards) and verification of the CBSE documents would be done online. As regards its implementation/integration with States/UTs, the matter is being taken up with Telengana State, as a pilot project and others will be included in a phased manner.
The project is being implemented by NIC in coordination with CBSE, States/UTs and the Ministry of External Affairs in a phased manner. Initially only those Document Issuing Authorities(DIAs), that have digital depository of their documents(such as CBSE), are taken on board . This service would be extended to other DIAs in phased manner as and when they are capable to providing digital depository of documents issued by them.
An Apostille is a certificate that authenticates the origin of a public document (e.g., a birth, marriage or death certificate, a judgment, an extract of a register or a notarial attestation). The Model Apostille Certificate is reproduced at the beginning of this brochure. Apostilles can only be issued for documents issued in one country party to the Apostille Convention and that are to be used in another country which is also a party to the Convention. You will need an Apostille if all of the following apply: The country where the document was issued is party to the Apostille Convention; and The country in which the document is to be used is party to the Apostille Convention; and The law of the country where the document wasissued considers it to be a public document; and The country in which the document is to be used requires an Apostille in order to recognise it as a foreign public document. An Apostille may never be used for the recognition of a document in the country here that document was issued â€“ Apostilles are strictly for the use of public documents abroad! An Apostille may not be required if the laws, regulations, or practice in force in the country where the public document is to be used have abolished or simplified the requirement of an Apostille, or have exempted the document from any legalisation requirement. Such simplification or exemption may also result from a treaty or other agreement that is in force between the country where the public document is to be used and the country that issued it (e.g., some other Hague Conventions exempt documents from legalisation or any analogous formality, including an Apostille). If you have any doubts, you should ask the intended recipient of your document whether an Apostille is necessary in your particular case.
The Apostille Convention only applies if both the country where the public document was issued and the country where the public document is to be used are parties to the Convention. A comprehensive and updated list of the countries where the Apostille Convention applies, or will soon apply, is available in the Apostille Section of the Hague Conference website â€“ look for the link entitled Status table of the Apostille Convention. The Status table of the Apostille Convention has two parts: the first part lists countries that have joined the Apostille Convention and are also Members of the Hague Conference (i.e., the Organisation that developed the Convention); the second part lists countries that have joined the Apostille Convention but are not Members of the Hague Conference. In other words, a country does not need to be a Member of the Hague Conference to be party to the Apostille Convention. When checking the Status table of the Apostille Convention, always keep the following in mind: Check if both the country where the public document was issued and the country where the document is to be used are listed in either part of the Status table. It does not matter whether a country appears in the first or the second part of the Status table â€“ the Convention applies equally to Members and non-Members of the Organisation. Check the date of entry into force of the Convention for both countries. Look for the column entitled â€˜EIFâ€™ â€“ only after that date can the relevant country issue and receive Apostilles. There are different ways for a country to become a party to the Convention (ratification, accession, succession or continuation), but these differences have no impact on how the Convention operates in a country. If one of the countries has acceded to the Convention, check that the other country has not objected to that accession; to find out, see the column entitled â€˜Typeâ€™ next to the acceding countryâ€™s name and check if there is a link entitled â€˜A**â€™ â€“ if so, click on it and check whether the other country is listed. Check whether the Convention applies to the entire territory of a country or only to parts of it; to find out, see if there is a link in the columns entitled â€˜Extâ€™ and â€˜Res/D/Nâ€™ â€“ if so, click on it and read the relevant information.
If your public document was issued or is to be used in a country where the Apostille Convention does not apply, you should contact the Embassy or a Consulate of the country where you intend to use the document in order to find out what your options are. The Permanent Bureau (Secretariat) of the Hague Conference does not provide assistance in such cases.
The Convention only applies to public documents. Whether or not a document is a public document is determined by the law of the country in which the document was issued. Countries typically apply the Convention to a wide variety of documents. Most Apostilles are issued for documents of an administrative nature, including birth, marriage and death certificates; documents emanating from an authority or an official connected with a court, tribunal or commission; extracts from commercial registers and other registers; patents; notarial acts and notarial attestations (acknowledgments) of signatures; school, university and other academic diplomas issued by public institutions. The Apostille Convention does not apply to documents executed by diplomatic or consular agents. The Convention also excludes from its scope certain administrative documents related to commercial or customs operations.
Any type of document viz personal, educational or commercial can be authenticated/apostilled using e-Sanad. The document should be available in the digital repository for getting attestation/apostille through e-Sanad.
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- Segment - Interface in org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves
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- setAngle(double) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setAngle(double) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Set the robot's angle of orientation.
- setBackgroundImage(String) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotWindow
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Set the RobotWindow's background Image.
- setMovingBackward(boolean) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.KeyboardAdapter
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Sets or unsets the Robot in a backward motion.
- setMovingForward(boolean) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.KeyboardAdapter
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Sets or unsets the Robot in a forward motion.
- setPenColor(Color) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setPenColor(int, int, int) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setPenColor(Color) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Sets the pen color
- setPenColor(int, int, int) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Sets the pen color given the red, green and blue components of the new
color.
- setPenWidth(int) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setPenWidth(int) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Sets the pen size.
- setPos(float, float) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setPos(float, float) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Set the position of the robot to (x, y) while maintaining its direction.
- setRandomPenColor() - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setRandomPenColor() - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Sets the pen color to a random color.
- setRobot(Robot) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.KeyboardAdapter
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- setSpeed(int) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- setSpeed(int) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Sets the speed of the Robot.
- setTurningLeft(boolean) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.KeyboardAdapter
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Sets or unsets the Robot in a left turning motion.
- setTurningRight(boolean) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.KeyboardAdapter
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Sets or unsets the Robot in a left turning motion.
- setWinColor(Color) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotWindow
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Set the RobotWindow's background Color.
- setWindowColor(Color) - Static method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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Sets the window's background color
- setWindowColor(int, int, int) - Static method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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Sets the window's background color given the red, green and blue
components of the new color.
- setWindowImage(String) - Static method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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Sets the window's background image
- setWindowSize(int, int) - Static method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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Sets the window size
- setWindowSize(int, int) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotWindow
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Sets the dimension of the panel containing the robots.
- show() - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- show() - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Makes the Robot visible
- sleep(int) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- sleep(int) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Waits a given number of milliseconds.
- sparkle() - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.Robot
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- sparkle() - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.RobotInterface
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Makes the Robot sparkle.
- subSegment(float) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves.Close
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- subSegment(float) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves.Cubic
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- subSegment(float) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves.Line
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- subSegment(float) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves.Move
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- subSegment(float) - Method in class org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves.Quad
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- subSegment(float) - Method in interface org.jointheleague.graphical.robot.curves.Segment
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Return the sub-segment of this segment that starts at 0
and ends at t
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This document details the design of the database, giving the fields in the collections, the type of the field, and a brief description of what each field contains.
| Field |
Type |
Description |
| name |
str |
The first and last name of the user. This is automatically retrieved through login. |
| email |
str |
The<EMAIL_ADDRESS>email address of the user. |
| dept |
list(str) |
A list of departments of which the user is a member. These are stored as the abbrevieations detailed in the depts collection. This field can be modified by a user and is requested upon first login. |
| division |
list(str) |
A list of divisions that the user belongs. Most often, this will be a single division. This field is inferred from the depts collection. |
| chairs |
list(str) |
A list of the depts/ organizations of which the user is a chair of. This may be empty for most people. To become chair of a dept, an administrator must make the change. |
| recentlyViewed |
list(obejct_ids) |
A list contianing the object IDs of the last 10 courses or proposals a user has viewed. |
| Field |
Type |
Description |
| title |
str |
The title of the course. |
| name |
str |
The name of the course in the format of < dept > - < number >. For example: CS-150 |
| credit_hrs |
int |
The credit hours for a given course. This correlates the minimum credit hours the registrar keeps track of. |
| capacity |
int |
Maximum number of students per-class. |
| gen_ed |
list(str) |
A list of all college requirements that the course can fufill. The complete list is as follows:
["BL", "SKL", "WEL", "REL", "NWL", "NWNL", "HB", "HBSSM", "HE", "HEPT", "INTCL", "HIST", "QUANT"]
|
| desc |
str |
The description of the course. This is taken initally from information from the registrar. |
| dept |
str |
The department the class is under. This corresponds to the subject field in the information from the registrar and should match the dept in the course name. |
| division |
str |
Inferred from dept. This is the division the class falls under. |
| class="field">Field |
Type |
Description |
| owner |
str |
The name of the user who created the proposal. |
| Stage |
int |
A numeric value representing the stage of the proposal.
| 0 |
Just created. Has not gone under any review |
| 1 |
Under division review. |
| 2 |
Passed division review, up for review by APC. |
| 3 |
Passed APC review, up for full faculty review. |
| 4 |
Passed full faculty review, sent to registrar to be updated. |
|
| staffing |
str |
A description of any staffing implications of the course. May contain who can teach the course? |
| rationale |
str |
Reasoning for changed proposed. This is a required explanantion for changing any course attributes. |
| impact |
str |
The impact on faculty, major programs, students or other factors.
|
| date |
datetime |
The date the proposal was last revised. |
| oldCourse |
object |
The course object that the user is changing. If the proposal fails, we leave this record untouched so we can revert back to the original. This will have the form of a course entry. |
| newCourse |
object |
The new course object to replace the old course. This will be similar to the old_course, but with changes reflecting the proposed changes. If a proposal fails, we remove the record associated with the id in this field. If a propsal is approved, we replace the old_course with the new_course in the courses collection and place the old_course in the appropriate archive record. This will have the form of a course entry. |
| fees |
str |
A list of fees and accompanying explanations. These are updated with each section, so we do not include them in the course definitions. These are only for consideration by the APC committee. |
| est_enrollement |
object_id |
This is the estimated enrollement for the class. This will often be the capacity of a class, but in some cases is used for section info, or number of students per section instead of class enrollement. |
| instructors |
list(str) |
A list of instructors qualified to teach this course. |
| comments |
list(obj) |
A list of comment objects to be displayed at the bottom of a proposal. The objects in this list have the user who wrote the comment, the date, and the comment's body. |
| terms |
list(str) |
A list of terms in which the course is/ will be offered. The complete list is as follows:
[FALL, SPRING, J_TERM, SUMMER SESSION I, SUMMER SESSION II]
|
This is a static table listing all the departments and their abbreviations, name and division. These are also known as subjects.
This collection is currently not supported. Coming Spring semester.


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This dialog window is shown if you press the Decrypt message button in the side-channel attack against the hybrid encryption protocol dialog.
In order to decrypt the hybrid encrypted message, you need the session key which was encrypted with Bob's public key. For the decryption of the session key you need Bob's private key.
Only Bob is supposed to be able to decrypt the message, therefore Bob's private key is protected by his personal PIN.
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