Topography: SimCenter¶
One of the primary inputs for a shallow-water solver includes the bathymetric data. In the SimCenter format for the topography files, the surface of water is considered for references as \(z=0\).
The data in the SimCenter
The topography is assumed as a value of \(z\) (relative to a particular reference level) at each point \((x,y)\). Most often the water surface is considered as \(z=0\) for reference. In addition, GeoClaw recognizes only uniformly spaced rectangular topography grids.
It should also be noted here that GeoClaw allows for multiple files to be input for the topography. A bilinear interpolation is used to stitch the files to obtain the domain for the simulation. In regions of intersections, the best available information is used. This is further used to obtain a single top value related to the cell and used in the computations for solving the shallow water equations.
There are four formats supported by GeoClaw and SimCenter presently supports three of these formats as inputs to the Hydro-UQ tool. These formats are highlighted below.
x1 y1 z1
x2 y2 z2
...
xn yn zn
The points are ordered as illustrated in the above figure. The points start from the North-west part of the domain and progress east across the rows and later down.
Topo type 02¶
The second format, known as topotype = 2 is slightly more compact and stores only the \((z)\) value of all the points in the domain. Other data related to the relative \((x,y)\) points are derived from the header information. The information includes
value mx
value my
value xlower / xllcenter / xllcorner
value ylower / yllcenter / yllcorner
value cellsize
value nodataval
z1
z2
...
Here mx and my represent the number of points in the x- and y- directions. cellsize represent the size of the cellsize. It is possible to have two values for the cell size, i.e. dx and dy. If there is a value of depth is not known at a particular point \((x,y)\) on the grid, then the value specified at nodataval is given.
However, there are two aspects that can lead to ambiguity in reading the files, namely
The order of value and label can be in any order. Either it can be value followed by label or otherwise.
The third and fourth lines can either represent the value of the lower left corner specified with labels xlower, ylower or xllcorner, yllcorner. This is the lower left corner of the SW-most cell. Alternatively, it can also specify the center of this SW-most cell and represented by the labels xllcenter, yllcenter
The points are ordered as illustrated in the above figure and is similar as that defined for the topo type 01 but here only the \((z)\) values are stored in the file. The points start from the North-west part of the domain and progress east across the rows and later down.
Topo type 03¶
The third format, known as topotype = 3 is same as the ESRI ASCII Raster format .
The first six lines with the header for type 03 is same as for type 02. This is followed by my lines. Each of these lines contain mx values of \(z_i\) .


Coxcomb charts (or polar area diagrams) invented by Florence Nightingale show different groups of categorical data arranged along a circle. Humans naturally perceive areas, hence the area of the wedges is proportional to the values they represent. Coxcombs are useful to represent cyclic data such as values span over a week or months.


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Basel R Bootcamp
### October 2019 --- layout: true
        www.therbootcamp.com      Machine Learning with R | October 2019
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 # Fighting overfitting When a model <high>fits the training data too well</high> on the expense of its performance in prediction, this is called overfitting. Just because model A is better than model B in training, does not mean it will be better in testing! Extremely flexible models are <high>'wolves in sheep's clothing'</high>. But is there nothing we can do? ] .pull-right55[

 adapted from victoriarollison.com
 ] --- # Tuning parameters .pull-left45[ All machine learning models are equipped with tuning parameters that <high> control model complexity<high>. These tuning parameters can be identified using a <high>validation set</high> created from the traning data. Logic 1 - Create separate test set. 2 - Fit model using various tuning parameters. 3 - Select tuning leading to best prediction on validation set. 4 - Refit model to entire training set (training + validation). ] .pull-right45[

 ] --- # Resampling methods .pull-left4[ Resampling methods automatize and generalize model tuning.
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  Method 	  Description

  k-fold cross-validation 	  Splits the data in k-pieces, use <high>each piece once</high> as the validation set, while using the other one for training.

  Bootstrap 	  For B bootstrap rounds <high>sample</high> from the data <high>with replacement</high> and split the data in training and validation set.

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 ] --- # Resampling methods .pull-left4[ Resampling methods automatize and generalize model tuning.
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  Method 	  Description

  k-fold cross-validation 	  Splits the data in k-pieces, use <high>each piece once</high> as the validation set, while using the other one for training.

  Bootstrap 	  For B bootstrap rounds <high>sample</high> from the data <high>with replacement</high> and split the data in training and validation set.

 ] .pull-right5[

 ] --- # Resampling methods .pull-left4[ Resampling methods automatize and generalize model tuning.
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  Method 	  Description

  k-fold cross-validation 	  Splits the data in k-pieces, use <high>each piece once</high> as the validation set, while using the other one for training.

  Bootstrap 	  For B bootstrap rounds <high>sample</high> from the data <high>with replacement</high> and split the data in training and validation set.

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 ] --- class: center, middle <high>
Regression
</high>
Decision Trees

Random Forests
 --- # Regularized regression .pull-left45[ Penalizes regression loss for having large `\(\beta\)` values using the <high>lambda λ tuning parameter</high> and one of several penalty functions. $$Regularized \;loss = \sum_i^n (y_i-\hat{y}_i)^2+\lambda \sum_j^p f(\beta_j)) $$

  Name 	  Function 	  Description

  Lasso 	  |βj| 	  Penalize by the <high>absolute</high> regression weights.

  Ridge 	  βj2 	  Penalize by the <high>squared</high> regression weights.

  Elastic net 	  |βj| + βj2 	  Penalize by Lasso and Ridge penalties.

 ] .pull-right45[

 from mallorcazeitung.es
 ] --- .pull-left45[ # Regularized regression

 Despite <high>superficial similarities</high>, Lasso and Ridge show very different behavior.

 Ridge By penalizing the most extreme βs most strongly, Ridge leads to (relatively) more <high>uniform βs</high>.

 Lasso By penalizing all βs equally, irrespective of magnitude, Lasso drives some βs to 0 resulting effectively in <high>automatic feature selection</high>. ] .pull-right45[

 Ridge

 from James et al. (2013) ISLR

 Lasso

 from James et al. (2013) ISLR
 ] --- # Regularized regression .pull-left4[ To fit Lasso or Ridge penalized regression in R, use `method = "glmnet"`. Specify the <high>type of penalty</high> and the <high>penalty weight</high> using the <mono>tuneGrid</mono> argument. <mono>tuneGrid settings</mono>

  Parameter 	  Description

  <mono>alpha = 1</mono> 	  Regression with Lasso penalty.

  <mono>alpha = 0</mono> 	  Regression with Ridge penalty.

  <mono>lambda</mono> 	  Regularization penalty weight.

 ] .pull-right45[ ```r # Train ridge regression train(form = criterion ~ ., data = data_train, method = "glmnet", trControl = ctrl, tuneGrid = expand.grid(alpha = 0, # Ridge lambda = 1)) # Lambda # Train lasso regression train(form = criterion ~ ., data = data_train, method = "glmnet", trControl = ctrl, tuneGrid = expand.grid(alpha = 1, # Lasso lambda = 1)) # Lambda ``` ] --- class: center, middle
Regression
 <high>
Decision Trees
</high>
Random Forests
 --- # Decision trees .pull-left4[ Decision trees have a <high>complexity parameter</high> called `cp`.

 $$ \large `\begin{split} Loss = & Impurity\,+\\ &cp*(n\:terminal\:nodes)\\ \end{split}` $$

 <mono>tuneGrid settings</mono>

  Parameter 	  Description

  Small <mono>cp</mono>, e.g., <mono>cp<.01</mono> 	  Low penalty leading to <high>complex trees</high>.

  Large <mono>cp</mono>, e.g., <mono>cp<.20</mono> 	  Large penalty leading to <high>simple trees</high>.

 ] .pull-right5[

 ] --- # Decision trees .pull-left4[ Decision trees have a <high>complexity parameter</high> called `cp`.

 $$ \large `\begin{split} Loss = & Impurity\,+\\ &cp*(n\:terminal\:nodes)\\ \end{split}` $$

 <mono>tuneGrid settings</mono>

  Parameter 	  Description

  Small <mono>cp</mono>, e.g., <mono>cp<.01</mono> 	  Low penalty leading to <high>complex trees</high>.

  Large <mono>cp</mono>, e.g., <mono>cp<.20</mono> 	  Large penalty leading to <high>simple trees</high>.

 ] .pull-right5[ ```r # Decision tree with a defined cp = .01 train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "rpart", # Decision Tree trControl = ctrl, tuneGrid = expand.grid(cp = .01)) # cp # Decision tree with a defined cp = .2 train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "rpart", # Decision Tree trControl = ctrl, tuneGrid = expand.grid(cp = .2)) # cp ``` ] --- class: center, middle
Regression

Decision Trees
 <high>
Random Forests
</high> --- # Random Forest .pull-left4[ Random Forests have a <high>diversity parameter</high> called <mono>mtry</mono>. Technically, this controls how many features are randomly considered at each split of the trees. <mono>tuneGrid settings</mono>

  Parameter 	  Description

  Small <mono>mtry</mono>, e.g., <mono>mtry = 1</mono> 	  <high>Diverse forest.</high> In a way, less complex.

  Large <mono>mtry</mono>, e.g., <mono>mtry>5</mono> 	  <high>Similar forest.</high> In a way, more complex.

 ] .pull-right5[

 ] --- # Random Forest .pull-left4[ Random Forests have a <high>diversity parameter</high> called <mono>mtry</mono>. Technically, this controls how many features are randomly considered at each split of the trees. <mono>tuneGrid settings</mono>

  Parameter 	  Description

  Small <mono>mtry</mono>, e.g., <mono>mtry = 1</mono> 	  <high>Diverse forest.</high> In a way, less complex.

  Large <mono>mtry</mono>, e.g., <mono>mtry>5</mono> 	  <high>Similar forest.</high> In a way, more complex.

 ] .pull-right5[ ```r # Random forest with a defined mtry = 2 train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "rf", # Random forest trControl = ctrl, tuneGrid = expand.grid(mtry = 2)) # mtry # Random forest with a defined mtry = 5 train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "rf", # Random forest trControl = ctrl, tuneGrid = expand.grid(mtry = 5)) # mtry ``` ] --- class: center, middle

 # caret ### Parameter tuning with k-fold cross-validation  --- .pull-left45[ # k-fold cross validation for Ridge and Lasso

 Goal Use 10-fold cross-validation to identify <high>optimal regularization parameters</high> for a regression model. Consider `\(\alpha \in 0, .5, 1\)` and `\(\lambda \in 1, 2, ..., 100\)` ] .pull-right45[

 ] --- # <mono>trainControl()</mono> .pull-left4[ Specify the use of k-fold cross-validation using the `trainControl()` function. <mono>trainControl() arguments</mono>

  Argument 	  Description

  <mono>method</mono> 	  The resampling method, use `"cv"` for cross validation.

  <mono>number</mono> 	  The number of folds.

 ] .pull-right5[ ```r # Specify 10 fold cross-validation ctrl_cv <- trainControl(method = "cv", number = 10) # Predict income using glmnet glmnet_mod <- train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "glmnet", trControl = ctrl_cv) ``` ] --- # <mono>tuneGrid</mono> .pull-left4[ Specify the tuning parameter values to consider using the <high><mono>tuneGrid</mono></high>. <mono>tuneGrid</mono> expects a <high>list or data frame</high> as input. <high>Parameter combinations</high> can be easily created using <mono>expand.grid</mono>. ] .pull-right5[ ```r # Specify 10 fold cross-validation ctrl_cv <- trainControl(method = "cv", number = 10) # Predict income using glmnet glmnet_mod <- train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "glmnet", trControl = ctrl_cv, tuneGrid = expand.grid( alpha = c(0, .5, 1), lambda = 1:100)) ``` ] --- .pull-left4[ # k-Fold Cross validation

 ```r # Print summary information glmnet_mod ```
 At the end... `RMSE was used to select the optimal model using the smallest value. The final values used for the model were alpha = 1 and lambda = 27.` ] .pull-right5[
 ``` glmnet 1000 samples 19 predictor No pre-processing Resampling: Cross-Validated (10 fold) Summary of sample sizes: 900, 901, 900, 901, 901, 899, ... Resampling results across tuning parameters: alpha lambda RMSE Rsquared MAE 0.0 1 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 2 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 3 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 4 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 5 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 6 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 7 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 8 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 9 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 10 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 11 1047 0.8614 823.3 0.0 12 1047 0.8614 823.3 ``` ] --- # k-Fold Cross validation .pull-left4[ ```r # Visualise tuning error curve plot(glmnet_mod) ```
 At the end... `RMSE was used to select the optimal model using the smallest value. The final values used for the model were alpha = 1 and lambda = 27.` ] .pull-right5[  ] --- .pull-left35[ # Final model ```r # Model coefficients for best # alpha and lambda coef(glmnet_mod$finalModel, glmnet_mod$bestTune$lambda) ``` ] .pull-right5[
 ``` 25 x 1 sparse Matrix of class "dgCMatrix" 1 (Intercept) 462.1958 id . sexmale . age 116.1387 height 1.8865 weight . educationobligatory_school . educationSEK_II . educationSEK_III 1.1857 confessionconfessionless 3.9774 confessionevangelical-reformed . confessionmuslim . confessionother . children -21.0502 happiness -128.5448 fitness . food 2.3193 alcohol 22.2351 tattoos -24.8320 rhine 0.4256 ``` ] --- # Model comparison .pull-left35[ Compare the prediction performance of several models with `resamples()`. The `summary()` of this object will print 'prediction' error statistics from cross-validation during training. This is your <high>estimate of future prediction performance</high>! ] .pull-right55[ ```r # Simple competitor model glm_mod <- train(form = income ~ ., data = baselers, method = "glm", trControl = ctrl_cv) # Determine prediction statistics resamples_mod <- resamples( list(glmnet = glmnet_mod, glm = glm_mod)) # Print result summary summary(resamples_mod) ``` ] --- .pull-left35[ # Model comparison

 Compare the prediction performance of several models with `resamples()`. The `summary()` of this object will print 'prediction' error statistics from cross-validation during training. This is your <high>estimate of future prediction performance</high>! ] .pull-right55[

 ``` Call: summary.resamples(object = resamples_mod) Models: glmnet, glm Number of resamples: 10 MAE Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max. NA's glmnet 743.1 761.2 818.3 807.8 836.7 891.7 0 glm 734.8 777.7 801.6 812.8 844.5 892.2 0 RMSE Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max. NA's glmnet 936.5 990.3 1042 1028 1076 1098 0 glm 950.7 1008.9 1016 1034 1063 1128 0 Rsquared Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max. NA's glmnet 0.8386 0.8440 0.8582 0.8638 0.8865 0.9021 0 glm 0.8268 0.8549 0.8694 0.8624 0.8740 0.8825 0 ``` ] --- class: middle, center
Practical


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Sampling rates: {{ .SamplingRates }}
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EventManager
Hierarchy:
This object is derived from:
Methods:
dumpEvents()
Description: Print all registered events to the console.
dumpSubscribers(String event)
Description: Print all subscribers to an event to the console.
Params:
event: The event whose subscribers are to be printed. If this parameter isn't specified, all events will be dumped.
isRegisteredEvent(String event)
Description: Check if an event is registered or not.
Params:
event: The event to check.
Return:
Whether or not the event exists.
postEvent(String event, String data)
Description: Trigger an event.
Params:
event: The event to trigger.
data: The data associated with the event.
Return:
Whether or not the event was dispatched successfully.
registerEvent(String event)
Description: Register an event with the event manager.
Params:
event: The event to register.
Return:
Whether or not the event was registered successfully.
remove(SimObject listener, String event)
Description: Remove a listener from an event.
Params:
listener: The listener to remove.
event: The event to be removed from.
subscribe(SimObject listener, String event, String callback)
Description: Subscribe a listener to an event.
Params:
listener: The listener to subscribe.
event: The event to subscribe to.
callback: Optional method name to receive the event notification. If this is not specified, "on[event]" will be used.
Return:
Whether or not the subscription was successful.
unregisterEvent(String event)
Description: Remove an event from the .
Params:
event: The event to remove.
Fields:
queue
Type: string


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Hi!
I'm Prasad Bylapudi, an undergraduate computer science student.
I'm a passionate learner and enthusiastic developer
with keen interest in software development and Machine Learning.
I love to explore new technologies and leverage them to solve real-life problems.
When I'm not programming I really like travelling, watching films
and Documentaries and love photograhy.
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Lamin marong
The best restaurant in the country i have hard time going outside and buying food because of the hot sun and my tight schedule at home. aft more than 2 years of struggle i finally. find local restaurant that delivers food to me everyday by 2pm it just help a bit and, but sometimes their food takes time before delivered to me. Then i was introduced to afrocultural restaurant by a friend, ever since that day i am always blessed with good food and on time.


I am a user experience researcher and designer. My work lies at the intersection of technology,design and psychology and I aim to do my bit my part to make our world a better place.
Bhakti Bhikne, Anirudha Joshi, Manjiri Joshi, Shashank Ahire, and Nimish Maravi. 2018. How Much Faster Can You Type by Speaking in Hindi?: Comparing Keyboard-Only and Keyboard+Speech Text Entry. In Proceedings of the 9th Indian Conference on Human Computer Interaction (IndiaHCI'18). ACM, New York, NY, USA, 20-28. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3297121.3297123. How Much Faster Can You Type by Speaking in Hindi?: Comparing Keyboard-Only and Keyboard+Speech Text Entry.
Simon Robinson, Jennifer Pearson, Shashank Ahire, Rini Ahirwar, Bhakti Bhikne, Nimish Maravi, and Matt Jones. 2018. Revisiting Hole in the Wall; Computing: Private Smart Speakers and Public Slum Settings. In Proceedings of the 2018 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI '18). ACM, New York, NY, USA, Paper 498, 11 pages. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3173574.3174072 Revisiting Hole in the Wall; Computing: Private Smart Speakers and Public Slum Settings
Hey!
Curiosity fuels me and although you'd often find me buried deep in the abyss of the internet reading up on matter from all fields of life, I am most passionate about Human-Computer Interaction and behavioral psychology.
I wish to pursue a research based career along the intersection of Design, Technology and psychology; and aim to do my bit as a designer to make a difference in our world.
Writing is my form of self-expression but I am inclined to learn to draw as a more visual form of expression. I am also an avid traveler and a photography enthusiast. I love visiting new places, making new friends and capturing the world through my lens.
I joined Prof. Anirudha Joshi's IDIN Lab at IDC, IIT Bombay after completing my undergraduate degree from the University of Pune. I led the UX Research effort in designing and conducting a comprehensive usability study to understand the user performance of speech typing for Indian languages using the SwaraChakra keyboard on Android devices. This project set a benchmark for text entry speeds for Indian languages.
OVERVIEW
I led all phases of the project from designing the study to the deliverables. 24 participants were recruited for a longitudinal study that was completed over a period of approximately 6 weeks
My responsibilities included:
Creating a research plan and designing the study
Creating the phrase sets (350 phrases) for transcription that were representative of the language
Moderating and observing all task sessions
Developing the research paper and presenting it
Objective
To evaluate the usability of speech typing interface in SwaraChakra keyboard
To provide insights on user performance through a comprehensive comparison of speech typing and keyboard-only typing
Challenges
Technical issues encountered during usability studies
Time-consuming process to get required consents for conducting the usability studies in a local government school.
Conducting the study under time constraints withouting disruption of school schedule or the research plan.
Outcomes
Swarachakra Android App that integrates the speech typing input mode for Indian languages.
Research report that provides detailed information on the longitudinal study methods and analysis that can be re-used or modified for further analysis in other languages
All the groups came up with videos that gave me a great number of ideas to work upon in all the four dimensions mentioned above.
Testing Environment
Testing tool created that logged all users' actions
Al tasks conducted in "office-quiet" environment
At least two moderators overlooking the tasks at any given time
Process
All tasks were conducted in a local government school in Mumbai,India. The quantitative and qualitative data gathered was analysed further to get an extensive understanding of the technology
Reflection
What did I learn
It was helpful to have all the moderators on the same page in regards to the protocol to be followed.
Conducting a daily stand-up meeting before the sessions reinforced the necessary training and session protocols
For future studies, hosting the database server on third-party servers is a safer option than one on a local machine.
Since the study was incentivised & participants received prizes from their own performance in terms of speed and accuracy, we ran out of non-repetitive gifting options for the participants sooner than we expected. There aren't enough toys that children in the age group of 11-13 years can use!.
What would I have done differenly?
Set up a secure real-time database server
I would definitely make sure to take the detailed schedule of the school activities so as to keep some leeway for unexpected delays or disruptions


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lasso around it and select Crop in the Context menu (press the right
mouse button to get it).
3. Select
now Filter/Other/Move Layer Content. Setup the horizontal and vertical
movement to about half of the image size and select Copy Moved Areas.
4. You will
get an image now, where the border is ok. But the arrows show a border
inside the image.
5. You have
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Five Minutes of Heaven
Five Minutes of Heaven is a movie starring Liam Neeson, James Nesbitt, and Anamaria Marinca. The story of former UVF member Alistair Little. Twenty-five years after Little killed Joe Griffen's brother, the media arrange an...


Marvel
Marvel Entertainment - is an American entertainment company, formed by the merger of Marvel Entertainment Group, Inc. and ToyBiz.
The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, and is mainly known for its comic books by Marvel Comics, as well as its forays into films, including those within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Amid the success of DC Comics in reviving superhero comics in the late 1950s and early 1960s, especially with the American Justice League, Marvel decided to follow.
Editor and writer Stan Lee teamed up with freelance artist Jack Kirby to create the Fantastic Four, somewhat reminiscent of the adventurer quartet from the 1957 Challengers of the Unknown comic Kirby created for DC.
Stan Lee's name has become one of the most famous in the comic book industry. Most of the heroes created at that time belong to his authorship - it is they who make up the bulk of the popular characters, comics about which are being published today.
In 1968, company founder Martin Goodman sold Marvel Comics and all of his other publishing companies to the Perfect Film and Chemical Corporation. All of Goodman's former companies were merged into the Magazine Management Co., while Goodman himself remained the publisher.
In 1970 Stan Lee saw an opportunity to captivate the British public without using reprinted American material. In October 1976, Marvel created a "British hero for the British", Captain Britain, a comic strip about which was first released only in the UK and later in America.
In 1971, the US Department of Education and Health asked Stan Lee to create a comic strip about the dangers of drug use. Lee agreed and introduced a story into the Spider-Man comic, in which he showed how dangerous drugs are.
Goodman retired from publishing in 1972 and was replaced by Lee, who retired from his day-to-day work at Marvel. Comics, created under the auspices of the new chief editors, fell on a period of another lull in the industry.
In the mid-1970s, Marvel had a markedly diminishing network of newsstands selling their comics. By the end of the decade, Marvel's financial position had improved thanks to the development of its own distribution network (the company began to master comic stores along with newsstands), some revived series (like "The Uncanny X-Men"), new hits from the team of writer Chris Claremont and artist John Byrne. and a more realistic comic strip about urban crime fighter "Daredevil" by author / artist Frank Miller.
Despite the success of Marvel in the early 1980s, the publisher began to lose ground to DC in the second half of the decade, from the moment several former Marvel stars deserted the enemy. DC took the lead with comics and miniseries such as Watchmen, The Dark Knight Returns, Crisis on Infinite Earths, Superman relaunch by John Byrne, and Swamp Thing by Alan Moore.
In 1986, Marvel was sold to New World Entertainment, which three years later resold Marvel to MacAndrews and Forbes, which was owned by Revolon CEO Ronald Perlman.
Marvel made a lot of money and reader recognition during the comic book boom in the early 90s, launching the successful 2099 comic series with future events (Spider-MAN 2099, and the like) and a creatively daring if unfortunate imprint Razorline, which produced superhero comic strips by writer and filmmaker Clive Barker. However, in the middle of the decade, the industry went into a recession, and in December 1996, Marvel took advantage of Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code.
With the advent of the new millennium, Marvel Comics escaped bankruptcy and began to try to diversify its offerings. In 2001, Marvel ditched the Comics Code Authority and established its own Marvel Rating System for comics. The first comic of this millennium that was not Code-marked was "X-Force" # 119 (October 2001).
In the spring of 2013, the entire Marvel team, including the company's senior management team, moved from Manhattan, where they had lived under the roof of Raleigh Studios for the past four years, to the northern suburbs of Los Angeles.
Creator
There is a nice tradition in the Marvel Comics - every superhero movie has a cameo with Stan Lee. This is the kind of writer who came up with in the years of a very distant youth Spider-Man, Hulk, Doctor Strange, Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Daredevil, Thor, X-Men. In general, the parent of most Marvel wonder people.


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Common Tasks
This page organizes several common use cases in incorporating the Eurex Clearing PME into your applications.
What-If Analysis
It is expected that the Eurex Clearing PME will be used for what-if analysis, looking at
the impact of adding new trades to the cleared portfolio. To achieve this will require a
single MarginEnvironment
with a single MarginData
populated with the previous day’s
end of day data. Whether this is OTC or ETD or both will depend on the portfolios you are
interested in.
You will also require a MarginCalculator
to process requests. When conducting what-if
analysis it is usual that performance is a key requirement. Therefore using the
Delta Approximation mode should be considered. It is also
more efficient if the base portfolio is provided as a Eurex Sensitivities CSV.
To perform what-if analysis you will need to do the following:
- Ensure you a a
MarginEnvironment
available with the required market data - Calculate margin on the base portfolio
- Calculate margin on the proposed new portfolio i.e. the base portfolio plus any new trades (see Loading Portfolios for how to create portfolios containing trades from different sources)
- Gather the results from each of these margin runs and calculate the incremental impact of adding the new trades to the base portfolio
Multiple Days of Market Data
In a default use case, the expected use of the Eurex Clearing PME has a single MarginEnvironment
, with
a single MarginData
, typically configured with the previous day’s end of day, which has
a single MarginCalculator
to process requests. However, while our examples only load in a single
day’s worth of data, it is entirely possible to have multiple days worth of data simultaneously loaded.
In this way, the calculation requests, which specify the valuation date, are keyed to the right
data in the MarginData
structure. It is not possible out-of-the-box to issue calculation requests for a
date for which there is no data in the MarginData
structure (so you cannot have a valuation
date of tomorrow when there is only market data loaded for today).
Configuring in this way will result in the MarginEnvironment
having one thread pool, and thus
having better concurrency operation than constructing multiple MarginEnvironment
s.
However, each day’s worth of data has significant RAM overhead, and needs to be taken into
account when doing capacity planning.
Please bear in mind when designing for multi-day use case that you cannot remove historical data
from a MarginData
structure. If you do not have sufficient heap to support all historical
data at once, you must design in the following pattern:
First, create your own ExecutorService
. (see Concurrency)
For each day of analysis required:
- Create a
MarginEnvironment
, using the sharedExecutorService
- Load in the market data for the day in question
- Perform necessary calculations and gather results
- Allow that
MarginEnvironment
to fall out of scope so that all market data resources can be garbage collected.
Log Configuration
The Eurex Clearing PME uses SLF4J , as do many of the third-party
libraries used by the PME. All log notifications generated by the PME itself (as opposed to
third-party underlying libraries) have a log context starting with com.opengamma.


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Code Documentation¶
GoogleAlerts Interface¶
-
class
google_alerts.
GoogleAlerts
(email=None, password=None)[source]¶ -
_config_bootstrap
()[source]¶ Go through and establish the defaults on the file system.
The approach here was stolen from the CLI tool provided with the module. Idea being that the user should not always need to provide a username and password in order to run the script. If the configuration file is already present with valid data, then lets use it.
-
_process_state
()[source]¶ Process the application state configuration.
Google Alerts manages the account information and alert data through some custom state configuration. Not all values have been completely enumerated.
-
_session_check
()[source]¶ Attempt to authenticate the user through a session file.
This process is done to avoid having to authenticate the user every single time. It uses a session file that is saved when a valid session is captured and then reused. Because sessions can expire, we need to test the session prior to calling the user authenticated. Right now that is done with a test string found in an unauthenticated session. This approach is not an ideal method, but it works.
-
list
(term=None)[source]¶ List alerts configured for the account.
At the time of processing, here are several state examples:
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:5a96b75728adb9d4:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘email_aih_all’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 2, [[1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[], 1, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘7290377213681086747’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4g1vxP5nJCT4SVMp8-8CeYubB7G0yQdZnM’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:eb34fff1681232ae:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘email_aih_best’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 3, [[1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[], 1, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘11048899972761343896’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4ibeyRSs4e6CQEjGTYWRyQgHftJgjkGmdE’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:029a12ab092e4d48:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘email_d_all’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 2, [[1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[None, 18], 2, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘13677540305540568185’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4iqyPDNCX_G_ZahmtXr3Ev1Xxk71J3A9o8’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:be633f8e2d769ed1:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘email_d_best’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 3, [[1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[None, 18], 2, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘3165773263851675895’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4gAyl3SR-5AKh3NstCHFf3I5tOCH_8Te98’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:4064fca73997bea1:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘email_w_all’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 2, [[1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[None, 18, 0], 3, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘1277526588871069988’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4jNqRCDJaqIvPfZTI6Sos2MMPb5q_6jS14’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:ed3adf6fd0968cb0:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘email_w_best’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 3, [[1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[None, 18, 0], 3, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘11943490843312281977’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4gvnjg6s07wCxTs4Ag8_6uOC0u9-7Aiu8E’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:a92eace4d0488209:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘rss_aih_best’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 3, [[2, ‘’, [], 1, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘10457927733922767031’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4jZ1IPZLS44ZpaXYn8Fh46euu8_so_2k7k’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
- [‘062bc676ab9e9d9b:ac4752c338e8c363:com:en:US’, [None, None, [‘rss_all’, ‘com’, [‘en’, ‘US’], None, None, None, False], None, 2, [[2, ‘’, [], 1, ‘en-US’, 1, None, None, None, None, ‘17387577876633356534’, None, None, ‘AB2Xq4h1wQcVxLfb0s835KmJWdw7bfUzzwpjUrg’]]], ‘06449491676132715360’]
-


Instructions:
You will be given a random number at the begining of the game.
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal, you will add a specific number of points to your total score.
You win by matching your total score to the random number,you lose the game if your score goes above the random number.
The value of each crystal is hidden until you click on it.
Each time when the game, the game will change the values of each crystal.
Wins:
0
Losses:
0
Your total score is:
0


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It is mostly make up of a collection of HTML documents; however, any type of file can be linked to the web. Some other examples of files that can be found on the web are: Plain Text, HTML, Images, Videos, and Music.
HTML or Hyper Text Markup Language documents are the main type of content on the web. HTML documents are made up of:
- Text Content (what you see)
- Markup (what it looks like)
- Links to other web pages
- References to other documents
HTTP is the main protocol of the web. When a person goes to a web page like www.google.com, their computer sends a HTTP request to a server, or computer that hosts the files that makeup the web. The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to the user's computer where a web browser such as FireFox, Internet Explorer, or Chrome interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen. (A webpage is a text document written in HTML.)
Tag
- Contained in angled brackets
- Most have an opening and closing tag
Void Tag
- Do not require a closing tag because they have no content - Images and page breaks are examples of Void TagsElement
- Refers to everything written within a set of opening and closing tags
- Inline vs. Block Elements: Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside them.
- Is a property of a HTML element
Coding happens when programmers write text in a language that a computer can understand. The computer can then follow the instructions the programmer wrote.  Computers interpret instructions literally which makes them very unforgiving. A small mistake by a programmer can cause huge problems in a program so programmers must write code exactly exactly the way a computer understands. (Writing with correct syntax.)
Programmers cannot remember everything. There are simply too many details; however, it is very easy to search for and find what you are looking for.


The Roos.Sports.Pets.
Favourite Sport? Favourite Pet?
Swimming
Tennis
Cricket
cats
dogs
Go
Back
Map
Susan
About Susan
Name
About this person
Name
About this person
Remy
About this person
Back
Susan
About Susan
Contact Susan


Hello! My name is Admiral
Akbar
.
I have a friend whose name is
Anais
.
Achilles Marc Dupont
was a great warrior.
Can you say the name
Ahmed? Akbar Senior


I'm Reid Dumont, a student studying Interactive Digital Media at Drexel University. I enjoy making art, specifically character design.
I'm Reid Dumont, a student studying Interactive Digital Media at Drexel University. I enjoy making art, specifically character design.


Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries,
It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
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Design is a plan for arranging elements in such a way as best to accomplish a particular purpose.
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Dockerize an ASP.NET Core application
Estimated reading time: 2 minutesIntroduction
This example demonstrates how to dockerize an ASP.NET Core application.
Why build ASP.NET Core?
- Open-source
- Develop and run your ASP.NET Core apps cross-platform on Windows, MacOS, and Linux
- Great for modern cloud-based apps, such as web apps, IoT apps, and mobile backends
- ASP.NET Core apps can run on .NET Core or on the full .NET Framework
- Designed to provide an optimized development framework for apps that are deployed to the cloud or run on-premises
- Modular components with minimal overhead retain flexibility while constructing your solutions
Prerequisites
This example assumes you already have an ASP.NET Core app on your machine. If you are new to ASP.NET you can follow a simple tutorial to initialize a project or clone our ASP.NET Docker Sample.
Create a Dockerfile for an ASP.NET Core application
- Create a
Dockerfile
in your project folder. - Add the text below to your
Dockerfile
for either Linux or Windows Containers. The tags below are multi-arch meaning they pull either Windows or Linux containers depending on what mode is set in Docker Desktop for Windows. Read more on switching containers. - The
Dockerfile
assumes that your application is calledaspnetapp
. Change theDockerfile
to use the DLL file of your project.
FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/sdk:2.2 AS build-env
WORKDIR /app
# Copy csproj and restore as distinct layers
COPY *.csproj ./
RUN dotnet restore
# Copy everything else and build
COPY . ./
RUN dotnet publish -c Release -o out
# Build runtime image
FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/aspnet:2.2
WORKDIR /app
COPY --from=build-env /app/out .
ENTRYPOINT ["dotnet", "aspnetapp.dll"]
- To make your build context as small as possible add a
.dockerignore
file to your project folder and copy the following into it.
bin\
obj\
Build and run the Docker image
- Open a command prompt and navigate to your project folder.
- Use the following commands to build and run your Docker image:
$ docker build -t aspnetapp .
$ docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name myapp aspnetapp
View the web page running from a container
- Go to localhost:8080 to access your app in a web browser.
- If you are using the Nano Windows
Container and have not updated
to the Windows Creator Update there is a bug affecting how Windows 10
talks to Containers via
“NAT”
(Network Address Translation). You must hit the IP of the container
directly. You can get the IP address of your container with the following
steps:
- Run
docker inspect -f "{{ .NetworkSettings.Networks.nat.IPAddress }}" myapp
- Copy the container IP address and paste into your browser.
(For example,
<IP_ADDRESS>
)
- Run
Further reading
- ASP.NET Core
- Microsoft ASP.NET Core on Docker Hub
- Building Docker Docker Images for ASP.NET Core
- Docker Tools for Visual Studio


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Stieg Larsson brings back the Sidney Sheldon style of writing with The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I had heard some great reviews from friends who have watched movies based on the trilogy. The book also ranks as a bestseller.
I agree that the story had its bit of suspense and thriller. But this book failed to impress me. As a mystery novel the Author does not involve its reader with the story and no scope is left for us to make a quick guess, and the climax is dropped on to the readers.
I was intrigued with the plot, but I did not like the style of writing. People who still like Sidney for (Female protagonist, Crime, Sex and Betrayal) will enjoy this book.
I would suggest this book only if you like Sidney Sheldon, I personally had left this genre long back during college days.
Have you picked any read from Stieg Larsson's trilogy ?


I'm a blended soul of both the south and the west coast. I grew up in Memphis, TN where I led a fairly quiet life through high school. From there, I relented to going to the local university, the University of Memphis, following the advice of my parents instead of going away like I so desperately wanted. In the end, it worked out, as it usually does, and I had far more opportunities to travel because of my major (Hospitality), minor (French), and the support the school received (from my full ride to the many work/study abroad opportunities). With the University of Memphis, I was able to study in Panama, France, and even take an internship in China after graduation. I was never fully meant to stay in Tennessee, so I ended up where my soul felt like it really belonged, here on the west coast. I'll never be a complete Californian, I left a huge part of my heart in Memphis, but I've really found a home here in the Bay Area.
I do things sometimes
Travel
- Last Trip
- Backpacking in the Grand Canyon
- Next trip
- There's definitely something happening before, but the next booked trip is the 2018 Antartica Marathon
Run
- Last race
- The Disneyland Half Marathon (in order to complete the coast-to-coast challenge)
- Next race
- Angel Island 10K
Backpacking and Hiking
- Last trip
- The Grand Canyon
- Next trip
- Angel Island, right in the middle of the San Francisco Bay for New Year's Eve
I've learned some things
- High school
- Briarcrest
- College
- University of Memphis
- Major
- Hospitality and Resort Management
- Minor
- French
And some strange things
- I collect travel guides like it's my job
- Yet I'm somehow aspiring to live like a minimalist
- If there's an episode of "Hoarders" on, I can't take my eyes away
- I've worked in some cool places like: Walt Disney World, a hotel that shared my name (seriously), a board game publisher, and a film streaming service


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Class FieldGroup
- MvcCore\Ext\Form\Core\Field
- MvcCore\Ext\Form\Core\FieldGroup
Namespace: MvcCore\Ext\Form\Core
Located at ext-form/src/MvcCore/Ext/Form/Core/FieldGroup.php
public
|
#
SetOptions( array $options )
Set form group control options to render more values for more specified submitted keys. Examples: |
public
|
#
SetGroupCssClasses( $cssClasses )
Set css class(es) for group label, as array of strings or string with classes separated by space. |
public
|
#
AddGroupCssClass( $cssClasses )
Add css class(es) for group label, as array of strings or string with classes separated by space. |
public
|
#
SetGroupLabelAttrs( $attrs = array() )
Set any additional attributes for group label, defined as key (for attribute name) and value (for attribute value). Any previously defined attributes will be replaced. |
public
|
#
AddGroupLabelAttr( $attr = array() )
Add any additional attributes for group label, defined as key (for attribute name) and value (for attribute value). All additional attributes will be completed as array merge with previous values and new values. |
public
|
#
OnAdded(
This method is called internaly from \MvcCore\Ext\Form after field is added into form by $form->AddField(); method. Do not use it if you are only user of this library. - check if there are any options for current controls group Parent method: - check if field has any name, which is required - set up form and field id attribute by form id and field name - set up required |
public
|
|
public
string
|
#
RenderNaturally( )
Render field naturaly by render mode. Field shoud be rendered with label beside, label around or without label by local field configuration. Also there could be rendered specific field errors before or after field if field form is configured in that way. |
public
string
|
#
RenderControlInsideLabel( )
Render field control inside label by local configuration, render field errors beside if form is configured to render specific errors beside controls. |
public
string
|
|
public
string
|
|
public
string
|
#
RenderControlItem( $key, $option )
Render subcontrols with each subcontrol label tag and without group label or without group specific errors. |
protected
array
|
#
renderControlItemCompleteAttrsClassesAndText( string $key, string|array $option )
Complete by $field->Options key and option value: - label text - label attributes string - control attributes string |
public
string
|
$Type
Form group pseudo control type, unique type accross all form field types. |
#
''
|
public
array
|
$Value
Form control value, always as array of string or numbers for group of controls. |
#
array()
|
public
array
|
$Options
Form group control options to render more subcontrol attributes for specified submitted values (array keys). This property configuration is required. Examples: |
#
array()
|
public
string[]
|
$GroupCssClasses
Css class for group label. |
#
array()
|
public
string[]
|
$GroupLabelAttrs
Any additional attributes for group label, defined as key (for attribute name) and value (for attribute value). |
#
array()
|
public static
array|stdClass
|
$Templates
Internal common templates how to render field group elements naturaly. |
#
array(
'label' => '{label}',
'control' => '<input id="{id}" name="{name}" type="{type}" value="{value}"{checked}{attrs} />',
'togetherLabelLeft' => '{label}{control}',
'togetherLabelRight'=> '{control}{label}',
)
|
$ControlAttrs,
$Css,
$CssClasses,
$Disabled,
$Errors,
$Form,
$Id,
$Js,
$JsClass,
$Label,
$LabelAttrs,
$LabelSide,
$Name,
$Readonly,
$RenderMode,
$Required,
$TemplatePath,
$Translate,
$Validators,
$View,
$declaredProtectedProperties
|


George's (Neural Net) Distance:
Newman's (MetaHeuristic) Distance:
Jerry's (ACO) Distance:
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Bursa remains higher at mid-afternoon
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 — Bursa Malaysia resumed the afternoon session in a positive territory, in tandem with regional peers on buying support in the index-linked counters, despite weak market sentiment.
At 3.05pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) added 1.15 points to 1,593.34 from 1,590.19 at yesterday's close.
On the broader market, losers outnumbered gainers 403 to 326 gainers, while 384 counters were unchanged, 914 untraded and 15 others suspended.
Turnover amounted to 1.71 billion shares worth RM965.79 million.
Among the heavyweights, Tenaga rose 12 sen to RM13.60, Petronas Chemicals gained five sen to RM7.06, while IHH was flat at RM5.45.
Maybank slipped one sen to RM8.63, Public Bank lost eight sen to RM19.74 and CIMB eased five sen to RM5.33.
Of the actives, KNM shed two sen to 38 sen, Bumi Armada gained one sen to 52.5 sen, Sapura Energy and Daya Material inched up half-a-sen each to 29 sen and one sen, respectively, while Ekovest slid 3.5 sen to 82 sen.
The FBM Emas Index was 5.88 points better at 11,314.66, the FBMT 100 Index bagged 7.45 points to 11,124.33, the FBM Emas Shariah Index increased 29.35 points to 11,865.74, and the FBM 70 improved 7.09 points to 14,127.91.
However, the FBM Ace declined 13.62 points to 4,869.16.
Sector-wise, the Plantation Index earned 34.9 points to 7,176.05, the Industrial Products & Services Index added 0.31 of-a-point to 151.2, but the Financial Services Index fell 52.59 points to 15,513.45. — Bernama


X Factor fans gush over James Arthur's return after years of controversy and scandal
James made his return to the X Factor stage this evening and fans have taken to Twitter in droves to give him a thumbs up
by Will Twigger, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/will-twigger/Former X Factor champ James Arthur made a mighty comeback to the show this evening with a heart-felt performance of new track, Quite Miss Home.
The star's had his ups and downs since rocketing to fame during the competition back in 2012.
His music career has been plagued by various scandals and controversies, but after cleaning up his act it seems fans are very much on board with the 31 year old lad.
Many took to social media with heaps of praise.
One wrote: "How beautiful watching James Arthur tonight on X Factor , singing Quite Miss Home."
Another could barely contain their excitement over his return: "@JamesArthur23 is f*****g amazing, bloody love his voice so much #XFactorCelebrity #jamesarthur."
A third poured their heart out about the spine-tingling performance: "James Arthur is such a talent. Not only is his voice unmatched, but he has a way of connecting with the audience that a lot of artists lack nowadays.
"(To those holding grudges against him over things that were said in 2013, please see yourself out)."
James' life in the spotlight hasn't always been smooth sailing.
A debut album included homophobic lyrics that caused a backlash culminating in a very public clash on Twitter between the singer and other famous figures, such as comedians Frankie Boyle and Matt Lucas.
He was eventually dropped by recording giants Syco.
James spiralled into a life of womanising and substance abuse, but managed to turn it all around last year with the release of his Number One hit Say You Won't Let Go.
He was re-signed by Syco and has become a mental health advocate.
James told Holy Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on the This Morning sofa: "I couldn't deal with the pressure. Mainly the pressure I was putting on myself.
"I wanted to be the best ever X Factor winner there had ever been. I got very lost.
"I would focus on the negativity. I was still a lost little boy and I didn't know how to cope with it."


Solving Recurrences
The specified recurrence is below:
Guess the solution as .
Use the substitution method to prove that the guess is correct.
So, have to prove that for a constant c, where.
From the guess,
Using the Substitution Method:
Substitute the guess in the recurrence, then
Finding Boundary Conditions using Mathematical Induction:
Assume that
For n = 1,
From the specified recurrence,
And from the inequality,
Therefore, for
For n = 2,
From the specified recurrence,
And from the inequality,
Therefore, for
For n = 3,
From the specified recurrence,
And from the inequality,
Therefore, for
Therefore, , and by choosing the value of c as .
Since, the recurrence is true for base case , , and ; by the mathematical induction the given recurrence is true for all values of .
Thus, .
The following steps are used for solving recurrences:
The specified recurrence is as shown below:
•
Guess the solution as,
Use Substitution method to prove that the guess is correct.
Prove that for a constant c.
Here,
From the guess, the following is ascertained:
•
The following steps are used to substitute the guess in the recurrence as shown below:
This inequality is not conclusive, still for a positive value of c.
Prove that.
Here, d is a constant.
The following steps are used to find the boundary conditions using Mathematical Induction:
The inequality, does not work for n = 1 and n = 2 because cannot be defined for, since and
Assume, and
Calculate, for n = 4 as shown below:
From the specified recurrence,
From the inequality, the following can be ascertained:
Therefore, for
The following steps are used to calculate for n = 5 as shown below:
From the specified recurrence,
From the inequality, the following can be ascertained:
Therefore, for
Calculate, for n = 6 as shown below:
From the specified recurrence,
From the inequality, the following can be ascertained:
Therefore, for
The following steps are used to calculate for n = 7 as shown below:
From the specified recurrence,
From the inequality, the following can be ascertained:
Therefore, for
The following steps are used to calculate for n = 8 as shown below:
From the specified recurrence,
From the inequality, the following can be ascertained:
Therefore, for
Therefore, the recurrence is true by the mathematical induction for the inequality for all values of and
So, the recurrence is true by the mathematical induction for the inequality for all values of and
Thus, .
Substitution method for solving recurrences
• It is already proved in the text book that the solution of is . Also , it is known that Big-O gives the asymptotic upper bound.
• Now, it is to be proved that the solution of is also . provides the asymptotic lower bound.
Proving using Substitution method:
• To prove, make a guess. Where d is a positive constant.
• Now, substitute the in the given recursion relation.
Finding constants using mathematical induction:
• For base case, prove
• Assume.
• are true for
• Since, by the definition of ,
Therefore, the solution of the recurrence relation is .
Proving that also :
• According to the definition of big-,, if and only if and for some positive constants .
• Since it is already proved that and for, and, .
Therefore, it can be concluded that the solution of the recurrence relation is .
Consider the following inductive hypothesis, which is used to overcome the problem with the boundary condition for the given recurrence, without adjusting the boundary condition.
Now, suppose that. Then, to overcome the above problem, user has to prove that.
Hence,
Where, denotes the floor value.
Now, simplify the above expression as shown below:
Now, the boundary condition is
Therefore, from the above calculation, user can select any value such that the inductive and base steps are true.
Hence, it can be concluded that,.
Recurrence Relation of Merge Sort
Consider the following recurrence relation of merge sort:
Now, prove that
For a given function g(n),
, where there exist constants c1, c2 and such that:
for all
It means that g(n) is an asymptotically tight bound for f(n) if it can be proved that :
and .
So, the complexity of the merge sort can be proved to be if :
Let and , by inductive hypothesis assume true for
Hence,.
, by inductive hypothesis assume true for
Hence,and
Solving recurrence relation using substitution method:
In the substitution method a solution is gussed every time and checked whether it is working or not.
Consider the following given recurrence relation:
Now, solve the recurrence relation using substitution method, by making a guess that
Since substitution method is employing, it is required to prove that
Thus, also
Substitute (3) in (1).
Therefore,
Master method:
Consider the following recurrence relation:
Consider the master theorem for the recurrence equation:
By comparing equation (1) and (2), the value a=4, b=3, c=1,.
Using the master method, simply apply case 1 of the master theorem.
If for some constant then
Therefore,.
Substitution Method:
Consider the following recurrence relation:
Assume the initial guess as.
Then,
Substitute equation (3) in the equation (1)
As, the guess fails.
Now again guess
Substitute equation (4) in the equation (1).
As , the guessis true.
Therefore,.
Using Master method:
Proof for the solution to the recurrence is shown below:
Consider the following recurrence relation:
Consider the master theorem for the following recurrence equation:
By comparing equations (1) and (2), the value a=4, b=2, c=2, and.
Using the master method, apply case 1 of the master theorem.
The case 1 of the master theorem is shown below:
If for some constant, then
Therefore, by using the master method the solution for the given recurrence relation is .
Using Substitution Method:
Proof that the assumption fails using substitution method is shown below:
Consider the following recurrence relation:
Solve the recurrence relation by using substitution method.
Assume the initial guess as.
Then,
Hence, fails to be less than for any .
Therefore, for the assumed initial guess , the obtained solution is.
Hence, the guess fails by using the substitution method.
Now, again make a guess to subtract off a lower-order term to make the substitution proof work.
Solve the recurrence relation by using substitution method.
Then, the guess is , it means that the lower term which is subtracted from is .
Then,
Therefore, for the assumed guess , the obtained solution, is less than .
Hence, the guess is true by using the substitution method.
Therefore, by using the substitution method the solution for the given recurrence relation is , .
Consider the recurrence relation
The recurrence is solved by change of variables and for convenience don’t worry about integral values, such as to be an integer. Renaming m = lg n yields
Let
Now rename to produce the new recurrence
Where
Since the value of in between 1 and 2
Apply case 1 of master theorem then the new recurrence has same solution
Thus,
Changing back from then we obtain
Thus, the running time


Some interesting stuff I’ve been reading about or looking into.
Flask Blueprints - I’ve been reading about flask blueprints and building a basic template to utilize. Need to add in a User management with Flask-Login and my template should be done. Kubernettes - This is the competitor to Docker Swarm. I will be using it at work. Still runs the docker enginer, but is supposed to be a better cluster management platform.
So I broke my last site (or two). I had been using Wordpress and decided I wanted something light weight. So I started playing with Ghost and eventually had it running on my Docker instance. Initially I had it setup to learn and test, while also using it as my blog. Then I ran into a lot of issues… way more than you should run into when learning/building a blog.


Man bags two-year jail term for stealing boxers
by Ifeanyi NgeremOne Tobechukwu Anyanwu has been sentenced to two years imprisonment for stealing 34 pieces of boxers.
According to reports, the 24-year-old was arraigned for stealing male underpants. He was sentenced by A Magistrate Court in Isolo, Lagos.
Anyanwu reportedly stole 34 pieces of boxers valued N30,600 at the rate of N900 each from Globus Supermarket, Ago-Palace Way, Isolo LCDA and was caught by the security officer on Monday, 25th of November.
He was subsequently handed over to the police officers of Ago Divisional Police Station, Isolo from where he was charged to court.
Anyanwu later pleaded guilty to the offense punishable under section 287 criminal law, volume 44 of Lagos State 2015.
The presiding Magistrate, Olufunmilayo Teluwo sentenced him to two years imprisonment.


Here we use the validation attribute on text fields.
Validation is performed first in the browser and again on the server using the same javascript code.
The validation keywords 'required' and 'email' are is used.
These are built-in keywords. Your own can be added using the rf.registerValidationKeyword method.


SCHED_RR_GET_INTERVAL
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)Updated: 2007-04-06
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sched_rr_get_interval - get the SCHED_RR interval for the named processSYNOPSIS
#include <sched.h>int sched_rr_get_interval(pid_t pid, struct timespec * tp);
DESCRIPTION
sched_rr_get_interval() writes into the timespec structure pointed to by tp the round-robin time quantum for the process identified by pid.The timespec structure has the following form:
struct timespec { time_t tv_sec; /* seconds */ long tv_nsec; /* nanoseconds */ };
If pid is zero, the time quantum for the calling process is written into *tp. The identified process should be running under the SCHED_RR scheduling policy. POSIX systems on which sched_rr_get_interval() is available define _POSIX_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING in <unistd.h>.
RETURN VALUE
On success, sched_rr_get_interval() returns 0. On error, -1 is returned, and errno is set appropriately.ERRORS
- EFAULT
- Problem with copying information to userspace.
- EINVAL
- Invalid pid.
- ENOSYS
- The system call is not yet implemented (only on rather old kernels).
- ESRCH
- The process whose ID is pid could not be found.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001.NOTES
Linux Notes
POSIX does not specify any mechanism for controlling the size of the round-robin time quantum. However, Linux provides a (non-portable) method of doing this. The quantum can be controlled by adjusting the process's nice value (see setpriority(2)). Assigning a negative (i.e., high) nice value results in a longer quantum; assigning a positive (i.e., low) nice value results in a shorter quantum. The default quantum is 0.1 seconds; the degree to which changing the nice value affects the quantum has varied somewhat across kernel versions.SEE ALSO
sched_setscheduler(2) has a description of the Linux scheduling scheme.Programming for the real world - POSIX.4 by Bill O. Gallmeister, O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., ISBN 1-56592-074-0
COLOPHON
This page is part of release 3.22 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:33:05 GMT, December 24, 2015


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1 Do not rejoice, Israel,
with joy like the other peoples.
For you have been unfaithful,
forsaking your God.
You love to pay the wages a prostitute requires
on all the threshing floors.
2 But the threshing floor and the winepress will not feed them;
the new wine will fail her.
3 They will not continue to live in Yahweh's land;
instead, Ephraim will return to Egypt,
and one day they will eat unclean food in Assyria.
4 They will pour out no wine offerings to Yahweh,
neither will they be pleasing to him.
Their sacrifices will be to them like mourners' food:
all who eat it will be defiled.
For their food will be for themselves only;
it will not be able to come into the house of Yahweh.
5 What will you do on the day of an appointed festival,
on the day of a festival for Yahweh?
6 For, look, if they escape from destruction,
Egypt will gather them,
and Memphis will bury them.
Their treasures of silver—
sharp briers will overtake them,
and thorns will fill their tents.
7 The days for punishment are coming;
the days for retribution are coming.
Let all Israel know these things.
The prophet is a fool,
and the inspired man is insane,
because of your great iniquity
and great hostility.
8 The prophet who is with my God is the watchman for Ephraim,
but a bird's snare is on all of his paths,
and hostility toward him is in the house of his God.
9 They have deeply corrupted themselves
as in the days of Gibeah.
God will call to mind their iniquity,
and he will punish their sins.
10 Yahweh says, "When I found Israel, it was like finding grapes in the wilderness.
Like the first fruit of the season on the fig tree, I found your fathers.
But they went to Baal Peor,
and they gave themselves to that shameful idol.
They became as detestable as the idol they loved.
11 As for Ephraim, their glory will fly away like a bird.
There will be no birth, no pregnancy, and no conception.
12 Though they have brought up children,
I will take them away so that none of them is left.
Woe to them when I turn away from them!
13 I have seen Ephraim, just like Tyre, planted in a meadow,
but Ephraim will bring out his children to someone who will slaughter them."
14 Give them, Yahweh—what will you give them?
Give them a miscarrying womb and breasts that give no milk.
15 "Because of all their wickedness in Gilgal,
that is where I began to hate them.
Because of their sinful deeds,
I will drive them out of my house.
I will love them no more;
all their officials are rebels.
16 Ephraim is diseased;
and their root is dried up;
they bear no fruit.
Even if they have children,
I will put their beloved children to death."
17 My God will reject them
because they have not obeyed him.
They will become wanderers among the nations.


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A colleague linked to this on Yammer today. It made me chuckle. I used to be an emacs guy - never vi. I have the gnarled pinkies from rapid meta-commanding and [CTRL]'ing my way through code.


SearchItemType enum
Constants
- ACTION → const SearchItemType
-
const SearchItemType(0)
- MENU → const SearchItemType
-
const SearchItemType(1)
-
values
→ const List<
SearchItemType> -
A constant List of the values in this enum, in order of their declaration.
const List<
SearchItemType>
Properties
- index → int
-
The integer index of this enum.
final - hashCode → int
-
The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
- runtimeType → Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
Methods
-
toString(
) → String - Returns a string representation of this object.
-
noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
@pragma("vm:entry-point"), inherited
Operators
-
operator ==(
dynamic other) → bool -
The equality operator. [...]
inherited


DIRECTED BY: Luc Besson WRITTEN BY: Luc Besson and Andrew Birkin CAST: Milla Jovovich, John Malcovich, Faye Dunaway, Dustin Hoffman
MPAA: Rated R for strong graphic battles, a rape and some language. Runtime: France:160
"I don't think. I leave that to God".
RATING: 7/10
An energetic, visually stunning, but intellectually hollow recreation of the mysterious life of Jeanne D'Arc.
In history Jeanne D'Arc is lost in an ocean of mystery and controversy, which creates the perfect launching pad for talented and creative directors, who can basically alter the story as they wish. She came in a time where people desperately needed a saint. A hero that could rescue them for misery and deliver peace and happiness. Director/writer Luc Besson ('Nikita', 'Leon') portrays his version of the peasant girl who commanded the armies of France and was burned at the stake for witchcraft. Besson tries to recreate the person behind the legend. He tries not to show her as a saint or a villain. He shows her as a human being. In a time where blood was almost pouring from the sky, and the air smelled of rotten flesh, it is hard to keep your sanity. The only support and hope is in God. At the age of 13, Jeanne (Milla Jovovich ) watches her own sister murdered and raped by the English soldiers. This terrible event makes a lasting impact on Jeanne's mind. God is no longer her support. He has become her obsession. She starts seeing visions and signs that command her to raise an army and free France from the siege of the English tyranny. With the help of the wise Yolande D'Aragon (Faye Dunaway ) and Charles VII (John Malcovich), whose grand royal ambitions and life are at stake, Jeanne raises an army and marches towards the English walls. After this the film stays mostly on the battlefield, where Besson demonstrates his ability to direct amazing action sequences, only occasionally resorting to a calmer tempo.  The film is lost in time and space, hysterically jumping back and forth in Jeanne's thoughts, imagination and conscience. Besson's visual style permits the audience to enter the medieval age, feel the smell of fresh blood and the adrenaline pumping in your body in the heat of battle.
But the film is far from being flawless. The script needs a lot of polishing. Except for Jeanne, there are no real characters. And although a grand star cast is assembled, their characters are nothing more than props, not more alive than the costumes that they are wearing. As for the Maiden of Lorraine herself, she is portrayed as a simple girl, too small for her divine task. In the latter part of the film, we see her as hysterical, confused and on the brink of madness, with her past purity and innocence for ever lost. Jovovich handles the part with more panache than one might expect. But though her screen time is incredible excessive, both Malcovich ('Being John Malcovich') and Dunaway ('Titus') surpass her rather overacted and simply unprofessional performance. And even Hoffman manages to breathe some life into his dreadfully small part. Besides casting Jovovich, Besson's only mistake is his extreme sense of patriotism that in the end ruins his so gloriously crafted painting. There are some viscously evil Englishmen that murder, pillage and betray with a smile on their faces. And some incredibly brave and noble Frenchmen, represented by the "three musketeers" of this story -- the brave Gilles de Rais (Vincent Cassel), the wise Aulon (Desmond Harrington) and the strong La Hire (Richard Ridings). Though all those actor perform well, their characters are nothing more than symbols -- banners that proclaim the glory of France. And thus, there is no sense of realism in this film. 'The Messenger' has muscles instead of brains. There is some relief in the end, where Besson lays down his armor and starts thinking. Dustin Hoffman's appearance helps and the film ends elegantly and surprisingly effective with a climax worthy of praise. Jeanne's character is unlocked, but whether God was in the picture or not, is never quite explained. Was she a confused peasant girl driven by her own hunger for revenge? Or was she truly a messenger of God? The film poses as many questions as answers and nothing is completely obvious. Bess o Messenger' is nothing more than a fairly good film. It is not much that you remember of it after you leave the theater. Maybe the sound, the dreamy sequences, but certainly not the dialogue. It is an elegant and adrenaline pumping history lesson for the MTV-generation, that although presents some interesting material, works better when it's on the battlefield.
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Regulator plans greater oversight of local investigations
by Annabelle Collins- Doctors’ regulator selecting trusts to be part of new “local first” conduct investigations pilot
- GMC wants to make FtP decisions based on local evidence gathered
- Aiming to improve consistency of local investigations
The General Medical Council is planning to work more closely with NHS trusts and other organisations on how they investigate staff conduct locally.
In a letter sent earlier this month to NHS chief people officer Prerana Issar, GMC chief executive Charlie Massey set out plans to develop a pilot project called “local first”.
The project aims to enable the GMC to make fitness to practise decisions based on evidence gathered in local investigations to “streamline and speed up the process”.
The regulator said it is currently choosing the pilot sites and will develop the scheme in early 2020.
Mr Massey said the scheme would involve the GMC “quality assuring pilot trusts’ local processes based on our principles for a good investigation”, and the pilot should improve the “consistency of approach in local investigations”.
Mr Massey was responding to a letter sent by Ms Issar to all healthcare professional regulatory bodies earlier this month, which called for “initial thoughts” on a common framework for handling concerns about NHS staff.
She said there would be “extensive engagement” on this, adding there was “an appetite” for the development of common framework from human resources directors.
The recommendation for a common framework was set out by an advisory group, which was developed by the national regulators in response to the death of nurse Amin Abdullah in February 2016.
A senior nurse at Charing Cross Hospital, Mr Abdullah was suspended from Imperial College Healthcare Trust in September 2015 and dismissed in December. He went on to take his own life in February 2016.
Ms Issar also said all regulators and professional bodies should consider offering guidance on a “range of specific issues that are relevant to management responsibilities exercised by registrants”.
Mr Massey said the GMC would welcome a new common framework and said a reformed approach could support “greater openness and opportunities for learning for all healthcare professionals”.
“The NHS People Plan provides a good opportunity to better align regulatory responses on a number of issues which arise frequently,” Mr Massey said. “These include how we and system regulators assess and support leadership and governance, induction, professional behaviours and continuing professional development.”
Mr Massey added: “Working with local clinical governance systems to ensure consistent local investigations that are fair, robust and transparent, we can cut needless duplication and reduce the stress of our investigations on everyone involved.”
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Prints data to the serial port as human-readable ASCII text followed by a carriage return character (ASCII 13, or '\r') and a newline character (ASCII 10, or '\n'). This command takes the same forms as Serial.print() in Tah and myTAH.print().
myTAH.println(val) myTAH.println(val, format)
val: the value to print - any data type format: specifies the number base (for integral data types) or number of decimal places (for floating point types)
size_t (long): println() returns the number of bytes written, though reading that number is optional
/* Analog input reads an analog input on analog in 0, prints the value out. */ TAH myTAH; int analogValue = 0; // variable to hold the analog value void setup() { // open the serial port at 9600 bps: Serial.begin(9600); myTAH.Serial(9600); //Open the Tah Serial port at 9600 bps myTAH.enterCommandMode(); // Enters TAH command mode myTAH.setName("TAH"); myTAH.setWorkRole(SLAVE); myTAH.setAuth(OPEN); } void loop() { // read the analog input on pin 0: analogValue = analogRead(0); // print it out in many formats to Tah BLE port: myTAH.println(analogValue); // print as an ASCII-encoded decimal myTAH.println(analogValue, DEC); // print as an ASCII-encoded decimal myTAH.println(analogValue, HEX); // print as an ASCII-encoded hexadecimal myTAH.println(analogValue, OCT); // print as an ASCII-encoded octal myTAH.println(analogValue, BIN); // print as an ASCII-encoded binary // delay 10 milliseconds before the next reading: delay(10); }


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y=: 1 2 3 4 _: y _ _:"0 y NB. Rank zero applies to each element _ _ _ _Other constant functions include _9: and _8: etc. to 9: . More generally, the expression x"r defines a constant function of rank r that yields the constant value x . For example:
3.14"0 y 3.14 3.14 3.14 3.14 3.14"1 y 3.14The specific constant functions mentioned can therefore be written alternatively as _"_ and _9"_ and 0"_ and 9"_ , etc.


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One of the highlights of my career was introducing my good friend Geoff Goodman to the AngularJS community. Geoff has been a huge inspiration to me over the last couple years and made me realize that we do not need external validation (badges) to produce awesome things. The story of how he created Plunker is fascinating and has challenged me to be a better version of myself.
I had a really great time presenting with Geoff but please do not let the message get lost in all the revelry. If we can convince just one person to get out of their comfort zone and try something new, all the work and agony of getting in front of hundreds of people will have been totally worth it. #noBadges!
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I also want to give a HUGE! shoutout to my friend Clifton Lin who did an AMAZING! job on our slides. All those sweet icons? All Clifton!


Here shows the definitions of the UDF01S service and characteristic.
◆ ATT_UDF01S_SERVICE
| #define ATT_UDF01S_SERVICE |
Value:
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_UDATN01_CLIENT_CHARC_CONFIGURATION
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_CHARACTERISTIC_UDATR01
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_CHARACTERISTIC_UDATRW01
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_PRIMARY_SERVICE
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_CHARACTERISTIC_UDATN01
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_UDATN01
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_UDATR01
const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_UDATRW01
UDF01S Service Definition
◆ ATT_UDF01S_CHARACTERISTIC_UDATN01
UDF01S characteristic UDATN01.
◆ ATT_UDF01S_CHARACTERISTIC_UDATR01
UDF01S characteristic UDATR01.
◆ ATT_UDF01S_CHARACTERISTIC_UDATRW01
UDF01S characteristic UDATRW01.
◆ ATT_UDF01S_PRIMARY_SERVICE
◆ ATT_UDF01S_UDATN01
◆ ATT_UDF01S_UDATN01_CLIENT_CHARC_CONFIGURATION
| const ATTRIBUTE_BLE ATT_UDF01S_UDATN01_CLIENT_CHARC_CONFIGURATION |
|
extern |
UDF01S Client Characteristic Configuration Descriptor.
◆ ATT_UDF01S_UDATR01
◆ ATT_UDF01S_UDATRW01


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