This package is not finished, and should not be considered part of this release
API for resource bundle load strategies and support for i18n of labels for bean types and bean property labels.
i15d applications generally have a default locale, which users can override, and a fallback locale. The default locale is dynamic, and depends on user preferences set outside the application. Preferences inside the application make it possible to override the default locale for the application only. If a locale that is preferred by the user is not supported by the application, the fallback locale is used.
How the default locale for a given user is determined, differs
significantly in different application contexts. In a desktop application,
it is often given by OS settings. In a web application however, the the
virtual machine runs on the server, and the server OS settings will differ
from the preferences of the remote users, which also differ amongst themselves.
In the HTTP request header however, there are entries that express the remote
user's locale preferences. This information is dealt with differently in different
web application frameworks (e.g., JSTL fmt
, and Struts).
Furthermore, applications can have i18n strategies that differ completely from the default - override - fallback locale strategy described above.
{@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.ResourceBundleLoadStrategy} is an API that makes it possible to abstract i18n code from a particular strategy. It implements the Strategy Pattern. The interface only features 1 method: {@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.ResourceBundleLoadStrategy#loadResourceBundle(String)}.
{@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.DefaultResourceBundleLoadStrategy} implements a default strategy, that can be used for desktop applications. Other strategies are defined in other libraries.
I18n is long believed to be an issue in the view layer of an application, and certainly outside the scope of people working on the semantics, the business logic, of the application. We have seen that this is wrong, especially in the case of applications that manage structured data.
In such applications, a large part of the software developed in the world,
the user interface often has a master-detail setup, and the screens features
fields and labels for object properties, and a title that names the type of
object that the screen displays. These property labels and type labels are
what needs to be i15d in these applications. The exact labels are often deeply
imbedded in business practices. For the end-user, it is of extreme importance
that these labels reflect the day-to-day vocabularium that he is used to in
his job.
The extraction of this vocabularium, in different languages, is a highly important
aspect in the requirements and analysis phase of a software project. These
labels are to be considered part of the semantics of the application, and should
be guarded as much as the algorithms that implement business processes.
We therefor believe that these labels should be under control of the same developers
that create and maintain the application semantics, and should be stored next
to the Java classes that embed the business semantics.
This package provides support for the labels of JavaBean types and properties.
To use these methods, you should create properties files for every bean class you want to define type and properties labels for. The properties files should have the same FQN as the bean class. So, for a bean type:
package be.peopleware.example; public class Person { public String getName() { return $name; } public void setName(String name) { $name = name; } private String $name; public java.util.Date getDateOfBirth() { return (java.util.Date)$dob.clone(); } public void setDateOfBirth(java.util.Date dob) { $dob = (java.util.Date)dob.clone(); } private java.util.Date $dob; }
you should create properties files $CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Person_locale.properties.
In these properties files, you can have any entries you want, but a couple of keys are used by the methods in {@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.Properties} to return i18n labels for the type of the JavaBean and the properties of the JavaBean.
For the types of the JavaBean, there is a key for a label for the type ({@link
be.peopleware.i18n_I.Properties#I18N_TYPE_LABEL_KEY} = type
) and
a key for the plural form of the type ({@link
be.peopleware.i18n_I.Properties#I18N_PLURAL_TYPE_LABEL_KEY} = type.plural
).
In the example, this would give for a file $CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Person_en_US.properties:
type=Person type.plural=Persons
and for dutch ($CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Person_nl_BE.properties):
type=Persoon type.plural=Personen
For the property labels, we forsee a regular and a short label (e.g., to be
used in the heading of a tabular representation of a collection of persons).
The keys are the programmatic name of the JavaBean property (e.g., name
)
with a prefix, resp., {@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.Properties#I18N_PROPERTY_LABEL_KEY_PREFIX
} = propertyName.…
and {@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.Properties#I18N_SHORT_PROPERTY_LABEL_KEY_PREFIX
} =
..propertyName.short.…
In the example, this would give for a file $CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Person_en_US.properties:
propertyName.name=Name propertyName.dateOfBirth=Date of Birth propertyName.short.name=N. propertyName.short.dateOfBirth=°
and for dutch ($CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Person_nl_BE.properties):
propertyName.name=naam propertyName.dateOfBirth=geboortedatum propertyName.short.name=n. propertyName.short.dateOfBirth=°
When a given key is not found in a particular properties files, the entire graph of the supertypes (both interfaces and classes) is used to search for the nearest entry with a matching key. Thus, if we have a class:
package be.peopleware.example; public class Male extends Person { public boolean isBariton() { return $bariton; } public void setBariton(boolean bariton) { $bariton = bariton; } private boolean $bariton; }
and associated properties files:
In the example, this would give for a file $CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Male_en_US.properties:
propertyName.bariton=Bariton propertyName.short.bariton=Bar?
and for dutch ($CLASSPATH/be/peopleware/example/Male_nl_BE.properties):
propertyName.bariton=Bariton propertyName.short.bariton=Bar?
the lookup for the label of the property name
for the type Male
String nameLabel = be.peopleware.i18n.Properties. i18nPropertyLabel("name", be.peopleware.example.Male, false, myStrategy);
will
still produce the correct String
.
The class {@link be.peopleware.i18n_I.Properties} offers a number of static methods to access these labels. Constants are defined here for the keys, etcetera.
The term i18n comes from the word internationalization, which has 18 letters between the initial i and the final n. Similarly, internationalized has 15 letters between the i and the d, hence the acronym i15d. Finally, the word international has 11 letters between the i and the n, and thus we write i11n.
@todo add the JSP library here (EL functions) or better, after stuff is moved to ppw-bean, immediately there


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block title %}{% trans "Email verification" %}{% endblock %} {% block main %} {% url 'accounts:change-email' as change_email_url %}
{% blocktrans %}Your email address isn't yet verified, so your account cannot be used.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans with email=user.email %}We've sent you an email to {{ email }} with a link you need to click to verify your account.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}It may take a minute or two for the email to arrive. If it doesn't show up, click the button below and we'll try to send you another one.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans with email=user.email change_email_url=change_email_url %}If the email address {{ email }} is not what you intended to sign up with, you can change it here.{% endblocktrans %}


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Refactoring¶
Professional tools such as PyCharm can do refactoring work for you, fixing code across your project.
Let’s rename our file, template, and a route.
Features Shown¶
- Extensive refactorings, such as rename
- Actions findable by menus, key bindings, and search
- Rich Python console configured for current project
Steps¶
- Make
hello.py
which imports frommain.py
- Use refactor to change
main.py
toapp.py
- Show that it changed in: VCS, Run Configuration,
hello.py
- Safe Delete
hello.py
(and show that it is gone from VCS) - Rename template and route to be todo-focused.
- “Actions”: Show the different ways that Refactor Rename can be invoked
- Open the Python Console and import a function, then close
- Show how preferences configure the console
- Install IPython, then go to console


Whenever we hear the word blog, WordPress or BlogSpot blogs cross our mind. Out of which WordPress is more in demand right now. It is an open source online website creation tool, which was written in PHP and MySQL.
But lots of people complain that WordPress blog is getting infected with malware or hacked, or being slow etc. So to overcome this problem, bloggers are migrating towards Jekyll. In the next section, Jekyll is explained as well as and how it overcomes the problems which WordPress is encountering.
Introducing Jekyll
Jekyll transforms plain text into static websites. In other words, it is a simple static site generator which takes a source file (written in the markup language) for creating a static website. It supports all kinds of file formats and is good for building a blog quickly.
Tom Preston-Werner, GitHub’s co-founder, wrote Jekyll in Ruby in the year 2009.
Though it needs some technical background and a good acquaintance of Markdown and the Liquid templating language, which are easy to learn if you have some elementary knowledge of HTML. The popularity of Jekyll could be seen on Showcase and wiki.
Jekyll is preferred because of the following reasons.
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Performance: Jekyll is tremendously fast because static files are returned by the web server.
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Secure: As content is static files which makes it more secure until someone hacked the server.
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Less expensive: It requires fewer resources which cuts its operative cost.
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Easy to learn: Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is suffice for learning Liquid which is a templating language.
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Low maintenance: It takes less than five minutes for setting up Jekyll and the maintaining cost is minimum because of superb support for Markdown, and the Liquid templating language, making a blog is as easy as running two commands.
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Big community: Jekyll has an immense active community as well as a team of Core maintainers which is working hard to maintain and document Jekyll very well.
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New Learning Experience: Blogging is the best way to learn and share new skills in terms of technology. We learn more by teaching others and while getting your hands dirty with real-world problems.
TL;DR Five steps for creating a Jekyll blog:
- Install Jekyll.
- Download the theme.
- Modify the Gemfile.
- Modify the _config.yml file.
- Build the site and run the server.
The above steps are explained below in details.
Installing Jekyll
First Install Jekyll on windows (other OS installation procedures could be found on Jekyll website).
According to the Jekyll official documentation: The easiest method to run Jekyll is by using the RubyInstaller for Windows.
Jekyll is a Ruby Gem. The best explanation is found on stackoverflow as:
Gem is a package manager for the Ruby programming language that provides a standard format for distributing Ruby programs and libraries, a tool designed to easily manage the installation of gems, and a server for distributing them.
Download the theme
The minimal mistake theme is used on this blog because of its simplicity and elegance. This theme is very well documented by its creator Michael Rose. Download the theme directly from the link above and save it. Another way is just by typing the following command on Git bash:
$ git clone https://github.com/mmistakes/minimal-mistakes
Change into the minimal-mistake directory and install Bundler.
$ cd minimal-mistakes/
$ bundle install
Bundler provides a consistent environment for Ruby projects by tracking and installing the exact gems and versions that are needed.
Build the site
Build the site and make it available on a local server.
$ bundle exec jekyll serve
Browse to http://localhost:4000 to see your site.
Modify the Gemfile
Copy paste the following code to the Gemfile
source 'https://rubygems.org'
gem "minimal-mistakes-jekyll"
gem 'jekyll-include-cache'
gem 'jekyll-archives'
Modify the _config.yml file
In the config.yml file, some modifications are to be done.
Search plugins section (at line 225) and add the following line
- jekyll-archives
The final plugins will appear as follows:
plugins:
- jekyll-paginate
- jekyll-sitemap
- jekyll-gist
- jekyll-feed
- jemoji
- jekyll-include-cache
- jekyll-archives
Uncomment the jekyll-archives (at line 254) till the tag section (the line 263). The final Jekyll-archives will appear as follows:
jekyll-archives:
enabled:
- categories
- tags
layouts:
category: archive-taxonomy
tag: archive-taxonomy
permalinks:
category: /categories/:name/
tag: /tags/:name/
Add the following lines at the defaults section (starting at line 287)
# _pages
- scope:
path: "_pages"
type: pages
values:
layout: single
author_profile: true
The final defaults section will appear as follows:
# Defaults
defaults:
# _posts
- scope:
path: ""
type: posts
values:
layout: single
author_profile: true
read_time: true
comments: true
share: true
related: true
# _pages
- scope:
path: "_pages"
type: pages
values:
layout: single
author_profile: true
In Site Settings, title(at line 19), name(at line 21), and description(at line 22) could be changed according to the requirements. Activate breadcrumbs (at line 27) by making it true as follows:
breadcrumbs : true # true, false (default)
In the Site Author section, author name (at line 106), bio (at line 108), location (at line 109), links (line 111 onwards) to email, twitter, facebook etc could be changed according to the requirements.
Build the site
Build the site and make it available on a local server
$ bundle exec jekyll serve
Now browse to http://localhost:4000 to see your site.
Conclusion
We have learned about Jekyll, its various advantages over other blogging systems. We have also seen how to make a Jekyll blog. It is a very powerful tool which is widespread for blogging and creating a website. It is getting lots of attention which opens new ways to make a website faster and secure.


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SaTScan(TM) (http://www.satscan.org) is software for finding regions in Time, Space, or Time-Space that have excess risk, based on scan statistics, and uses Monte Carlo hypothesis testing to generate P-values for these regions. The rsatscan package provides functions for writing R data frames in SaTScan-readable formats, for setting SaTScan parameters, for running SaTScan in the OS, and for reading the files that SaTScan creates.
| Version: | 0.3.9200 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2) |
| Imports: | utils, foreign |
| Suggests: | knitr, rgdal (≥ 0.9.1), sp (≥ 1.0-9) |
| Published: | 2015-03-17 |
| Author: | Ken Kleinman [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Ken Kleinman <ken.kleinman at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://www.satscan.org |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | SpatioTemporal |
| CRAN checks: | rsatscan results |
| Reference manual: | rsatscan.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
rsatscan Simulation |
| Package source: | rsatscan_0.3.9200.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: rsatscan_0.3.9200.tgz, r-oldrel: rsatscan_0.3.9200.tgz |
| Old sources: | rsatscan archive |
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SIAM SUNSET (M). (Southern Star Films/UIP) Director: John Polson Stars: Linus Roache, Danielle Cormack, Roy Billing, Ian Bliss, Alan Brough, Rebecca Hobbs, Robert Menzies, Terry Kenwrick, Deidre Rubenstein, Peter Hosking, Victoria Eagger, Eliza Lowell Running time: 92 minutes.
Despite its poetic title, Siam Sunset is far from a formulaic romantic comedy set in Thailand. Rather, this quirky black comedy, featuring a bus ride through Australia's inhospitable outback, seemingly takes us straight into Welcome To Woop Woop territory. While the surreal, off beat sense of humour is nowhere near as tasteless, Siam Sunset is not a winning, crowd pleasing comedy in the vein of Priscilla, either. This is yet another hit and miss Australian comedy that prefers to travel an off beat path rather than trying to secure easy laughs with a broad, mainstream sensibility. There are a number of chuckles along the way, but genuine laughs are far and few between.
Siam Sunset takes the idea of a deeply troubled man looking for salvation, and marries it with the scenario of the bus tour from hell. Its plot eventually comes across as something of a profusion of ideas from many other films. Writers Max Dann and Andrew Knight (Spotswood, etc) set up a number of wonderfully comic moments, but often fail to deliver the killer punch line. Ultimately, the whole thing is a minor disappointment.
Linus Roache (Priest, etc) is cast as Perry, an industrial chemist for a paint factory, whose mid-life crisis comes early, when his wife is crushed by a falling refrigerator. Perry believes that he is a magnet for bad luck. He also becomes obsessed with searching for an elusive colour - Siam Sunset - which reminds him of his wife's hair. Perry wins a trip to Australia at a local Bingo game, and he reluctantly decides to go, hoping to turn his life around. But disaster follows the cut rate tour, led by the laconic Bill (Roy Billing), who seems to possess as much warmth and charisma as a Rottweiler. The tour picks up an unexpected passenger in Grace (New Zealand actress Danielle Cormack, from Topless Women..., etc), whose car has broken down. Grace is fleeing from her troubled past, and her vicious drug dealing boyfriend Martin (Ian Bliss). Threatened with either testifying against him or going to jail herself Grace did the only honourable thing - lifted his secret wad of cash and headed off for distant parts. Martin follows and joins the bus tour, just as a further series of improbable disasters send it off its predetermined route.
When these hapless travellers become stranded at Eric's Roadhouse way-stop in the middle of nowhere, the dynamic of the group quickly breaks down. Perry and Grace remain above all the petty squabbling as their relationship develops, and the healing process begins for both.
Siam Sunset marks the feature film directorial debut of AFI award winning actor John Polson (The Boys, etc). Polson makes an assured debut here, directing with surprising flair and confidence, and drawing some uncomfortably black humour from this unlikely and increasingly bizarre scenario. Roache delivers a nicely understated and affable performance as the troubled and vulnerable Perry. Cormack brings a vitality to her performance, and makes the most of her role. However, there is no real chemistry or charisma between Roache and Cormack, and their relationship lacks real warmth and credibility. Bliss' intense performance as the brutal Martin brings a nasty, malevolent edge to proceedings that sometimes sits a little uncomfortably with the lighter moments.
Brian Beheny's cinematography is certainly quite spectacular, and he uses the wide screen superbly to capture the harsh but beautiful Australian outback at its best. However, even this technique has become something of a cliché in itself.
Siam Sunset shows potential, but its dry humour sometimes falls flat, and the outrageous sequence of events are not always convincing. This is one sunset that will not please everybody.
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Section: Apple Inc. (8)Updated: CUPS
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NAME
cupsd - cups schedulerSYNOPSIS
cupsd [ -c config-file ] [ -f ] [ -F ] [ -h ] [ -l ] [ -t ]DESCRIPTION
cupsd is the scheduler for CUPS. It implements a printing system based upon the Internet Printing Protocol, version 2.1. If no options are specified on the command-line then the default configuration file /etc/cups/cupsd.conf will be used.OPTIONS
- -c config-file
-
Uses the named configuration file. - -f
-
Run cupsd in the foreground; the default is to run in the background as a "daemon". - -F
-
Run cupsd in the foreground but detach the process from the controlling terminal and current directory. This is useful for running cupsd from init(8). - -h
-
Shows the program usage. - -l
-
This option is passed to cupsd when it is run from launchd(8). - -t
-
Test the configuration file for syntax errors.
COMPATIBILITY
cupsd implements all of the required IPP/2.1 attributes and operations. It also implements several CUPS-specific administration operations.SEE ALSO
backend(7), classes.conf(5), cups-deviced(8), cups-driverd(8), cups-lpd(8), cups-polld(8), cupsd.conf(5), filter(7), launchd(8), mime.convs(5), mime.types(5), printers.conf(5),http://localhost:631/help
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Absolute Centering in CSS
Thanks for the positive comments! Now you can read this article on Smashing Magazine and experience a few new demos (like Resizing) and code examples (Variable Height Modernizr Test & Other Techniques)! I've also added a Comparison Table to see which vertical centering technique is right for you.
We've all seen margin: 0 auto;
for horizontal centering, but margin: auto;
has refused to work for vertical centering... until now! But actually (spoiler alert!) absolute centering only requires a declared height* and these styles:
.Absolute-Center { margin: auto; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; }
I'm not the pioneer of this method (yet I have dared to name it Absolute Centering), and it may even be a common technique, however, most vertical centering articles never mention it and I had never seen it until I dug through the comments section of a particular article.
There, Simon linked to this jsFiddle that blew every other method out of the water (the same method was also mentioned by Priit in the comments). Researching further, I had to use very specific keywords to find some other sources for this method.
Having never used this technique before, I put it to the test and discovered how incredible Absolute Centering really is.
Leave a comment on CodePen, Smashing Magazine, or message @shshaw on Twitter if you have any additional features or suggestions.
Advantages:
- Cross-browser (including IE8-10)
- No special markup, minimal styles
- Responsive with percentages and min-/max-
- Use one class to center any content
- Centered regardless of padding (without
box-sizing
!) - Blocks can easily be resized
- Works great on images
Caveats:
- Height must be declared (see Variable Height)
- Recommend setting
overflow: auto
to prevent content spillover (see Overflow)
Browser Compatibility:
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Mobile Safari, IE8-10.
Absolute Centering was tested and works flawlessly in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Mobile Safari, Windows Phone and even IE8-10. (Previous versions of the article mentioned issues with Windows Phone, but that may have been a CodePen limitation).
Comparison Table
Absolute Centering isn't the only option out there. Several unique methods exist for vertical centering, and each has their advantages. Which technique you choose mainly boils down to which browsers you support and what your existing markup looks like, but this comparison table can help make the right choice to match the features you need.
| Technique | Browser Support | Responsive | Overflow | resize:both |
Variable Height | Major Caveats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absolute Centering | Modern & IE8+ | Yes | Scroll, can overflow container | Yes | Yes* | Variable Height not perfect cross-browser |
| Negative Margins | All | No | Scroll | Resizes but doesn't stay centered | No | Not responsive, margins must be calculated manually |
| Transforms | Modern & IE9+ | Yes | Scroll, can overflow container | Yes | Yes | Blurry rendering |
| Table-Cell | Modern & IE8+ | Yes | Expands container | No | Yes | Extra markup |
| Inline-Block | Modern, IE8+ & IE7* | Yes | Expands container | No | Yes | Requires container, hacky styles |
| Flexbox | Modern & IE10+ | Yes | Scroll, can overflow container | Yes | Yes | Requires container, vendor prefixes |
Explanation
After researching specs and documentation, this is my understanding of how Absolute Centering works:
- In the normal content flow,
margin: auto;
equals '0' for the top and bottom. W3.org:If 'margin-top', or 'margin-bottom' are 'auto', their used value is 0.
position: absolute;
breaks the block out of the typical content flow, rendering the rest of the content as if that block weren't there. Developer.mozilla.org:...an element that is positioned absolutely is taken out of the flow and thus takes up no space
- Setting
top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0;
gives the browser a new bounding box for the block. At this point the block will fill all available space in its offset parent, which is the body orposition: relative;
container. Developer.mozilla.org:For absolutely positioned elements, the top, right, bottom, and left properties specify offsets from the edge of the element's containing block (what the element is positioned relative to).
- Giving the block a
width
or aheight
prevents the block from taking up all available space and forces the browser to calculatemargin: auto
based on the new bounding box. Developer.mozilla.org:The margin of the [absolutely positioned] element is then positioned inside these offsets.
- Since the block is absolutely positioned and therefore out of the normal flow, the browser gives equal values to
margin-top
andmargin-bottom
centering the element in the bounds set earlier. W3.org:If none of the three [top, bottom, height] are 'auto': If both 'margin-top' and 'margin-bottom' are 'auto', solve the equation under the extra constraint that the two margins get equal values.
AKA: center the block vertically
Absolute Centering appears to be the intended use for margin: auto;
based on the spec and should therefore work in every standards compliant browser.
TL;DR: Absolutely positioned elements aren't rendered in the normal flow, so margin: auto;
centers vertically within the bounds set by top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0;
.
Alignment
Within Container
.Center-Container { position: relative; } .Absolute-Center { width: 50%; height: 50%; overflow: auto; margin: auto; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; }
With Absolute Centering, you can place your content block inside of a position: relative
container to align the block within the container!
The rest of the demos will assume these styles are already included and will provide add-on classes to implement various features.
Absolute Center,
Within Container.
This box is absolutely centered, horizontally and vertically, within its container using position: relative
Within Viewport
.Absolute-Center.is-Fixed { position: fixed; z-index: 999; }
Want the content block centered in the viewport? Set it to position: fixed
and give it a high z-index, like the modal on this page.
- Mobile Safari: The content block will be centered vertically in the whole document, not the viewport, if it is not within a
position: relative
container.
Offsets
.Absolute-Center.is-Right { left: auto; right: 20px; text-align: right; } .Absolute-Center.is-Left { right: auto; left: 20px; text-align: left; }
If you have a fixed header or need to add other offsets, simply add it in your content block's styles like top: 70px;
. As long as margin: auto;
is declared, the content block will be vertically centered within the bounds you declare with top
left
bottom
and right
.
You can also stick your content block to the right or left while keeping it vertically centered, using right: 0; left: auto;
to stick to the right or left: 0; right: auto;
to stick to the left.
Vertical Center,
Align Right.
This box is absolutely centered vertically within its container, but stuck to the right with right: 0; left: auto;
Responsive
.Absolute-Center.is-Responsive { width: 60%; height: 60%; min-width: 200px; max-width: 400px; padding: 40px; }
Perhaps the best benefit of Absolute Centering is percentage based width/heights work perfectly! Even min-width/max-width
and min-height/max-height
styles behave as expected for more responsive boxes.
Go ahead, add padding to the element; Absolute Centering doesn't mind!
Absolute Center,
Percentage Based.
This box is absolutely centered, horizontally and vertically, even with percentage based widths & height, min-/max-, and padding!
Overflow
.Absolute-Center.is-Overflow { overflow: auto; }
Content taller than the block or container (viewport or a position: relative
container) will overflow and may spill outside the content block and container or even be cut off. Simply adding overflow: auto
will allow the content to scroll within the block as long as the content block itself isn't taller than its container (perhaps by adding max-height: 100%;
if you don't have any padding on the content block itself).
Absolute Center,
With Overflow.
This box is absolutely centered within its container, with content set to overflow.
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Resizing
.Absolute-Center.is-Resizable { min-width: 20%; max-width: 80%; min-height: 20%; max-height: 80%; resize: both; overflow: auto; }
You can resize your content block with other classes or Javascript without having to recalculate the center manually! Adding the resize
property will even let your content block be resized by the user.
Absolute Centering keeps the block centered no matter how the block is resized. Setting min-/max- will limit the block's size to what you want and prevent it from overflowing the window/container.
If you don't use resize: both
, you can add a transition
to smoothly animate between sizes. Be sure to set overflow: auto
since the block could be resized smaller than the content.
Absolute Centering is the only vertical centering technique tested that successfully supports the resize: both
property.
Caveats:
- Set your
max-width/max-height
to compensate for any padding on the content block itself, otherwise it will overflow its container. - The
resize
property is not supported on mobile browsers or in IE 8-10 so make sure your users have an alternate way of resizing if that is essential to user experience. - Combining
resize
andtransition
properties causes a delay equal to the transition time when the user attempts to resize.
Absolute Center,
Resizable.
This box is absolutely centered within its container and can be resized by the user or via Javascript.
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Images
CSS:
.Absolute-Center.is-Image { height: auto; } .Absolute-Center.is-Image img { width: 100%; height: auto; }
Images work too! Apply the class/style to the image itself and set height: auto;
like you would with a responsively-sized image to let it resize with the container.
Note that height: auto;
works for images, but causes a regular content block to stretch to fill the container unless you use the variable height technique. It's likely that because browsers have to calculate the height for the image rendered image, so margin: auto;
ends up working as if you'd declared the height in all tested browsers.
Variable Height
/* Modernizr Test for Variable Height Content */ Modernizr.testStyles('#modernizr { display: table; height: 50px; width: 50px; margin: auto; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; }', function(elem, rule) { Modernizr.addTest('absolutecentercontent', Math.round(window.innerHeight / 2 - 25) === elem.offsetTop); });CSS:
.absolutecentercontent .Absolute-Center.is-Variable { display: table; height: auto; }
Absolute Centering does require a declared height, however the height can be percentage based and controlled by max-height
. This makes it ideal for responsive scenarios, just make sure you set an appropriate overflow.
One way around the declared height is adding display: table
, centering the content block regardless of content length. This causes issues in a few browsers (IE and Firefox, mainly), so my buddy Kalley at ELL Creative wrote a Modernizr test to check if the browser supports this method of centering. Now you can progressively enhance
Caveats:
This will break cross-browser compatibility. You may want to consider an alternate technique if the Modernizr test doesn't meet your needs.- Not compatible with the Resizing technique.
- Firefox/IE8: Using
display: table
aligns the content block to the top, but is still centered horizontally. - IE9/10: Using
display: table
aligns the content block to the top left. - Mobile Safari: The content block is centered vertically, but becomes slightly off-center horizontally when using percentage based widths.
Absolute Center,
Variable Height.
This box is absolutely centered vertically within its container, regardless of content height.
Other Techniques
Absolute Centering is a great solution for centering, but there are other methods that may fit more specific needs. The most commonly used or recommended methods are Negative Margins, Transforms, Table-Cell, Inline-Block, and now Flexbox. They are covered more in depth in other articles, so I'll only cover the basics here.
Negative Margins
.is-Negative { width: 300px; height: 200px; padding: 20px; position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; margin-left: -170px; /* (width + padding)/2 */ margin-top: -120px; /* (height + padding)/2 */ }
Perhaps the most common technique. If exact dimensions are known, setting a negative margin equal to half the width/height (plus padding, if not using box-sizing: border-box
) along with top: 50%; left: 50%;
will center the block within a container.
It should be noted that this is the only method tested that worked as expected in IE6-7.
Advantages:
- Works well cross-browser, including IE6-7
- Requires minimal code
Caveats:
- Not responsive. Doesn't work for percentage based dimensions and can't set min-/max-
- Content can overflow the container
- Have to compensate for
padding
or usebox-sizing: border-box
Absolute Center,
Negative Margins.
This box is absolutely centered vertically within its container using negative margins.
Transforms
.is-Transformed { width: 50%; margin: auto; position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; -webkit-transform: translate(-50%,-50%); -ms-transform: translate(-50%,-50%); transform: translate(-50%,-50%); }
One of the simplest techniques with about the same benefits as Absolute Centering, but supports variable height. Give the content block transform: translate(-50%,-50%)
with the required vendor prefixes along with top: 50%; left: 50%;
to get it centered.
Advantages:
- Variable height content
- Requires minimal code
Caveats:
- Won't work in IE8
- Need vendor prefixes
- Can interfere with other
transform
effects - Results in blurry rendering of edges and text in some cases. Not as much of an issue in modern rendering engines, especially if you enable
transform-style: preserve-3d
Futher Resources
Read more about Transform Centering in Chris Coyier’s article “Centering Percentage Width/Height Elements” on CSS-Tricks.
Absolute Center,
Translate(-50%,-50%).
This box is absolutely centered vertically within its container using translate(-50%,-50%)
.
Table-Cell

CSS:
.Center-Container.is-Table { display: table; } .is-Table .Table-Cell { display: table-cell; vertical-align: middle; } .is-Table .Center-Block { width: 50%; margin: 0 auto; }
This may be the best technique overall, simply because the height can vary with the content and browser support is great. The main disadvantage is the extra markup, requiring a total of three elements to get the final one centered.
Advantages:
- Variable height content
- Content overflows by stretching the parent element
- Works well cross-browser
Caveats:
- Requires extra markup
Futher Resources
Read more about Table-Cell Centering in Roger Johansson’s article “Flexible height vertical centering with CSS, beyond IE7″ on 456bereastreet.
Absolute Center,
Table/Table-Cell.
This box is absolutely centered vertically within its display: table-cell
parent, which is within a display: table
container.
Inline-Block

CSS:
.Center-Container.is-Inline { text-align: center; overflow: auto; } .Center-Container.is-Inline:after, .is-Inline .Center-Block { display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle; } .Center-Container.is-Inline:after { content: ''; height: 100%; margin-left: -0.25em; /* To offset spacing. May vary by font */ } .is-Inline .Center-Block { max-width: 99%; /* Prevents issues with long content causes the content block to be pushed to the top */ /* max-width: calc(100% - 0.25em) /* Only for IE9+ */ }
By popular demand: Inline-Block centering. The basic idea is using display: inline-block
, vertical-align: middle
and a psuedo element to center your content block inside of a container. The concept here is best explained in this CSS-Tricks article, Centering in the Unknown. My implementation has a few new tricks here that I haven't seen elsewhere that help solve a few issues.
The content block's width must be declared to be no wider than 100% of the container minus 0.25em if the content is wider than the container. like a block with long paragraph text. Otherwise, the content block will be pushed to the top, which is the reason for using :after
. Using :before
caused the content to be pushed down 100%!
If your content block needs take up as much available horizontal space as possible, you can add either max-width: 99%;
, which works for bigger containers, or max-width: calc(100% - 0.25em)
depending on the browsers you support and the width of the container.
The benefits are mostly the same as the Table-Cell technique, but I initially left this method out because it's very much a hack. Regardless, browser support is great and it proves to be a popular technique.
Advantages:
- Variable height content
- Content overflows by stretching the parent element
- Works well cross-browser, and can be adapted for IE7 support (view the CSS to see)
Caveats:
- Requires a container
- Relies on
margin-left: -0.25em;
to horizontally center correctly, but may need to be adjusted for different fonts/sizes - Content block's width must be declared to be no wider than 100% of the container minus 0.25em.
Futher Resources
Read more about Transform Centering in Chris Coyier’s article "Centering In The Unknown” on CSS-Tricks.
Absolute Center,
Inline-Block.
This box is absolutely centered vertically using display: inline-block
, vertical-align: middle
and a psuedo element.
Flexbox
.Center-Container.is-Flexbox { display: -webkit-box; display: -moz-box; display: -ms-flexbox; display: -webkit-flex; display: flex; -webkit-box-align: center; -moz-box-align: center; -ms-flex-align: center; -webkit-align-items: center; align-items: center; -webkit-box-pack: center; -moz-box-pack: center; -ms-flex-pack: center; -webkit-justify-content: center; justify-content: center; }
The future of layout in CSS, Flexbox is the latest CSS spec designed to solve common layout problems such as vertical centering. Smashing Magazine already has a great article on Centering Elements with Flexbox that you should read to for a more complete overview. Keep in mind that Flexbox is more than just a way to center, it can be used for columns and all sorts of crazy layout problems.
Advantages:
- Content can be any width or height, even overflows gracefully
- Can be used for more advanced layout techniques.
Caveats:
- No IE8-9 support
- Requires a container or styles on the body
- Requires many vendor prefixes with different syntaxes to work on modern browsers
- Possible performance issues
Futher Resources
Read more about Flexbox Centering in David Storey’s article “Designing CSS Layouts With Flexbox Is As Easy As Pie” on Smashing Magazine.
Absolute Center,
Flexbox.
This Flexbox box is absolutely centered vertically within its container.
Recommendations
Each technique has their advantages. Which one you choose mainly boils down to which browsers you support and what your existing markup looks like, but use the comparison table to make the right choice to match the features you need.
Absolute Centering works great as a simple drop-in solution with no-fuss. Anywhere you used Negative Margins before, use Absolute Centering instead. You won't have to deal with pesky math for the margins or extra markup, and you can size your boxes responsively.
If your site requires variable height content with the best browser compatibility, try out the Table-Cell, Inline-Block techniques. If you're on the bleeding edge, give Flexbox a try and reap the benefits of its advanced layout techniques.


S4-classes and methods for distributions.
| Version: |
2.7.0 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.14.0), methods, graphics, startupmsg, sfsmisc |
| Imports: |
stats, grDevices, utils, MASS |
| Suggests: |
distrEx, svUnit (≥ 0.7-11), knitr |
| Published: |
2018-07-11 |
| Author: |
Florian Camphausen [ctb] (contributed as student in the initial phase
--2005),
Matthias Kohl [aut, cph],
Peter Ruckdeschel [cre, cph],
Thomas Stabla [ctb] (contributed as student in the initial phase
--2005),
R Core Team [ctb, cph] (for source file ks.c/ routines 'pKS2' and
'pKolmogorov2x') |
| Maintainer: |
Peter Ruckdeschel <peter.ruckdeschel at uni-oldenburg.de> |
| License: |
LGPL-3 |
| URL: |
http://distr.r-forge.r-project.org/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
distr citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| In views: |
Distributions, Robust |
| CRAN checks: |
distr results |


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| English Name: | Kodo Millet |
| Scientific Name: | Paspalum Scrobiculatum |
| Bengali : | Kodo |
| Gujarati : | Kodra |
| Hindi : | Kodon |
| Kannada : | Harka |
| Marathi : | Kodra |
| Oriya : | Kodua |
| Punjabi : | Kodra |
| Tamil : | Varagu |
| Telugu : | Arikelu, Arika |
- Kodo millet is small millet and a minor grain crop in India.
- The fibre content in kodo millet is very high. They are rich in B vitamins (niacin, B6 and folic acid) and minerals (calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium and zinc).
- Regular consumption of kodo millet is very beneficial for postmenopausal women suffering from signs of cardiovascular disease like high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels.
- The nutritional value of the kodo millet protein is slightly better than that of foxtail millet but is comparable to that of other small millets. As with other food grains, the nutritive value of kodo millet protein could be improved by supplementation with legume protein.


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Chris Clement is an SSW
Software Architect specialising in web
development, specialising in Angular,
.NET Core, and NodeJS. He is also
experienced in many other technologies,
such as Google Firebase, HTML & CSS,
Java/Kotlin, SQL, Python, and Android.
Additionally, Chris is also experienced
in embedded devices - particularly
real-time systems and IoT device design
and integration. Chris is experienced in
interfacing real-world hardware with
software, delivering the information
gathered to the cloud.
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Jernej "JK" Kavka is the
main architect behind SSW's SophieAI:
https://sswsophie.com/ where he got to
use his current passion for machine
learning, and cognitive services.
With around 10 years of experience in
software engineering, Jernej has worked
on full-stack .NET development, mobile
applications, and Microsoft Cognitive
Services. He worked for some of
Australia's largest corporations, with
great customer satisfaction.
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more
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Senior Software Architect at the SSW
Melbourne Office. He specialises in
enterprise front-end development with
various modern JavaScript frameworks
such as Angular, React, and Vue. He also
has experience with back-end
technologies such as .Net Core and
NodeJs.
He is a very motivated person that loves
to share his knowledge with his peers.
He loves to learn new technologies,
especially the cutting edge ones.
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passionate developer, architect, trainer
and mentor with 20 years of professional
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He has worked with .NET since 2001, and
currently specializes in developing
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This session will outline what comes after searches have been performed: assembling a database of potentially relevant evidence that must be screened by reviewers. The session will also introduce review management software, and in a practical session attendees will create a review in EndNote Online and will import and combine their search results.
Learning objectives:
To begin, watch the following presentation:
You can find the lecture handouts here.
Next, read this article about review management tools and the free tool, CADIMA.
If you're interested in learning more about different systematic review management tools, check out the following webinars:
In this practical exercise, you will use the free reference management software EndNote Online to manage some search results and remove duplicates. EndNote Online is a tool for working with references and handling citations in documents. Although it hasn't been designed with systematic reviews in mind (and has some important restrictions), the fact that it is free and integrates well with EndNote means that it may be an attractive option. In later practical exercises, you will gain experience of other review management tools specifically designed for systematic reviews.
To begin with, log in/sign up with EndNote Online here.
Once you're logged in, you should see an empty library like this:
If you already have records in your EndNote Online account that you don't want to lose, you may want to sign up with a different email account for this exercise.
For this exercise, you will use some search results that were obtained from a recent systematic review investigating the impacts of reindeer on alpine vegetation in the Arctic. The reviewers searched a number of bibliographic databases using the following search: (reindeer OR caribou OR Rangifer) AND (herbivory OR graz* OR brows* OR trampl*).
Your task is to upload the exported search results to an EndNote Online library, remove duplicates, and gain some experience of keeping detailed records for a library of search results.
You should end up with 913 unique records, organised across three groups according to their source.
So that's it - you've now learned the basics of how to import records, remove duplicates, and generate a clean library of evidence ready for relevance screening.


WEEK 9 TUESDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Tobit 2:9-14
A reading from the Book of Tobit
On [Pentecost] night I, Tobit, returned from burying the dead, I went into my courtyard and slept by the wall of the courtyard, and my face was uncovered because of the heat. I did not know that there were sparrows on the wall and their fresh droppings fell into my open eyes and white films formed on my eyes. I went to physicians, but they did not help me. Ahikar, however, took care of me until he went to Elymais. Then my wife Anna earned money at women's work. She used to send the product to the owners. Once when they paid her wages, they also gave her a kid; and when she returned to me it began to bleat. So I said to her, "Where did you get the kid? It is not stolen, is it? Return it to the owners; for it is not right to eat what is stolen." And she said, "It was given to me as a gift in addition to my wages." But I did not believe her, and told her to return it to the owners; and I blushed for her. Then she replied to me, "Where are your charities and your righteous deeds? You seem to know everything!"
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 112:1b-2.7-8.9 (R. see 7b)
R. With a firm heart, the just man trusts in the Lord.
Blessed the man who fears the LORD, who
takes great delight in his commandments. His descendants
shall be powerful on earth; the generation of the upright will be blest.
R. With a firm heart, the just man trusts in the Lord.
He has no fear of evil news; with a firm heart, he
trusts in the LORD. With a steadfast heart he will not fear; he will see the
downfall of his foes.
R. With a firm heart, the just man trusts in the Lord.
Open-handed, he gives to the poor; his justice
stands firm for ever. His might shall be exalted in glory.
R. With a firm heart, the just man trusts in the Lord.
FIRST READING 2 Peter 3:12-15.17-18
A reading from the second Letter of Saint Peter
Beloved: Wait for and hasten the coming of the day
of God, because of which the heavens will be kindled and dissolved, and the
elements will melt with fire! But according to his promise we wait for new
heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells. Therefore, beloved,
since you wait for these, be zealous to be found by him without spot or
blemish, and at peace. And count the forbearance of our Lord as salvation. You
therefore, beloved, knowing this beforehand, beware lest you be carried away
with the error of lawless men and lose your own stability. But grow in the
grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 90:2.3-4.10.14 and 16 (R. 1)
R. O Lord, you have been our refuge, from generation to generation.
Before the mountains were born, or the earth or the
world were brought forth, you are God, from age to
age.
R. O Lord, you have been our refuge, from generation
to generation.
You turn man back to dust, and say: 'Return, O children
of men.' To your eyes a thousand years are like yesterday, come and gone, or
like a watch in the night.
R. O Lord, you have been our refuge, from generation
to generation.
Seventy years is the span of our days, or eighty if
we are strong. And most of these are toil and pain. They pass swiftly and we
are gone.
R. O Lord, you have been our refuge, from generation
to generation.
At dawn, fill us with your merciful love; we shall
exult and rejoice all our days.
R. O Lord, you have been our refuge, from generation
to generation.
R. Alleluia. May the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ enlighten the eyes of our hearts that we might know what is the hope to which he has called us. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 12:13-17
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: They sent to Jesus some of the Pharisees and some of the Herodians, to entrap him in his talk. And they came and said to him, "Teacher, we know that you are true, and care for no man; for you do not regard the position of men, but truly teach the way of God. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not? Should we pay them, or should we not?" But knowing their hypocrisy, he said to them, "Why put me to the test? Bring me a coin, and let me look at it." And they brought one. And he said to them, "Whose likeness and inscription is this?" They said to him, "Caesars." Jesus said to them, "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesarís, and to God the things that are Godís." And they were amazed at him.
The Gospel of the Lord.


Twitter Reacts as Dortmund Go 3-0 Down (and Fight Back) Against Bundesliga's Bottom Side
by Ewan MurrayBorussia Dortmund hosted a Friday night thriller against bottom of the table Paderborn, fighting back from three goals down at half time to rescue a vital point.
Pressure has been rising at Signal Iduna Park following some questionable performances and poor results this season, and the weekend's early encounter hardly helped.
Streli Mamba had inspired Paderborn to a 3-0 half-time lead and the visitors were much the better side, continually devastating Dortmund on the counter-attack.
However, fatigue set in for the visitors and the hosts fought their way back into the light courtesy of goals from Jadon Sancho, Axel Witsel and Marco Reus, completing a marvellous night of football in Germany.
Let's take it back to the beginning.
It was a lightning-fast start from visiting side Paderborn, who deservedly grabbed the opening goal of the game after only five minutes in Dortmund. Streli Mamba bagged the first, converting a wonderfully-worked break from the visitors.
And soon enough, Mamba was back at it, netting his second of the evening and stunning the home fans.
Things were getting out of hand for Dortmund, who went in at half time 3-0 behind to Paderborn - oh, did anyone mention they're bottom of the Bundesliga?
The first 45 minutes couldn't end quickly enough for Lucien Favre and his Dortmund defence - who had an absolute shocker!
Favre must have given his players an almighty kick up the backside during his half-time team talk, especially given how close he is to being shown the exit door.
In all fairness...it kind of worked.
English dynamo Jadon Sancho grabbed a crucial goal back for the hosts only two minutes after the restart.
Dortmund chances then came and went, with the hosts guilty of missing a couple of sitters.
But in the 84th minute, Axel Witsel's header gave the hosts hope and spurring the sixth-placed side back in to life.
With the game on a knife's edge, could Dortmund grab an equaliser? Yes, yes they could.
And who else but their main man Marco Reus.

It was an extraordinary battle between the two sides, and above anything else, a stunning game of football.
And the weekend has only just begun.
However, many people weren't ready to let Dortmund manager Favre off the hook that easily...


12 Oct 2016
From [BV04]
, a closed subset of ,
a norm.
Definition. The projection of is the point
such that
For closed and convex and a strictly convex norm (for example, the
Euclidean norm), the projection of a point onto is unique.
The projection on is defined as
More generally, a projection is a linear transformation from a vector
space to itself such that . We call such transformations
idempotent. can be characterized by the following properties:
- is idempotent.
- is the identity operator on .
- . To see this, take
and write it as , and .
Then and .
A projection is orthogonal if its image and kernel are orthogonal
subspaces Linear Algebra Done Right for a good treatment).
More concretely, if is an orthonormal basis of ,
then for
To see why, observe that if , then we can
take the inner product of both sides with to get that
. We say that is the coordinate of
in the direction . The above equation implies that
An important property of orthogonal projections is that . One way to
see this is as follows. Let , ,
orthogonal, orthogonal, . Then
A property of orthogonal projections that is useful for
optimization is that they are bounded operators:
In convex optimization parlance, we call bounded operators non-expansive
operators.
12 Oct 2016
Polykak’s step length is a neat way of choosing an ‘optimal’ step size for
subgradient methods.
The step size is
which can be motivated by looking at the key inequality used when analyzing
the convergence of subgradient methods.
A cool result: alternating projections, the algorithm for finding a point
in the intersection of convex sets, falls out of using the subgradient method
with Polyak’s step length (!!). The objective function for this problem is
Noting that , we can derive that ,
where is the farthest set from the current point and is the
Euclidean projection onto .
07 Oct 2016
Convex Optimization Algorithms
Most algorithms for minimizing convex over a convex set make use
of at least one of the following techniques:
- Iterative descent. The sequence is such that
is a decreasing sequence.
- Approximation, where is obtained by solving at each step
a tractable approximation of the original optimization problem. The
approximation should improve at each step .
This post covers …
- gradient descent methods
- subgradient methods
- polyhedral approximation methods
- proximal and bundle methods
- interior-point methods
- primal-dual methods
- approximate subgradient methods
Read more
07 Oct 2016
A New Architecture for Modern Convex Optimization
Key Contribution
- A framework for expressing optimization problems as computation graphs.
- This framework allows for better scalability and parallelization
- Graph = composition of linear operators
- Can implement on top of TensorFlow
Motivation
- Existing solvers and modeling frameworks do not support GPUs, distributed
computation
- problem #1: interior point methods are compute bound
- problem #2: interior point methods are network bound
- Want scalability for massive optimization problems
Future Work
- How well do first-order methods scale on cvxflow?
06 Oct 2016
Interior point methods are robust to ill-conditioned data and converge
quickly in the number of iterations. However, they exhibit roughly
or runtime, the number of variables
(check) and do not scale out well. The lack of scaling is due largely
to two reasons: the quadratic/cubic runtime and the communication overhead
incurred when computing the Hessian / performing the matrix multiplication.
First-order methods exhibit good scaling but they are not necessary robust.
They are also somewhat suboptimal in the sense that they are restricted to
local information, whereas interior point methods use global information
A goal is to find a happy medium between the two.
source: lectures on modern convex optimization


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An Authorized Data User is a person who is authorized to access and/or work with registered or controlled tier data from the All of Us Research Program.
Before accessing and/or working with All of Us Research Program data, Authorized Data Users must:
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● read and adhere to the All of Us Research Program Core Values.
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Taverna Lite Workflow Designer
Welcome to the Taverna
Lite Workflow Designer!
The application is based on the WireIt library. For the latest WireIt code and their official documentation see the WireIt Web site.
This is a prototype designed to show how existing workflows can be connected
together and run using the Taverna Command Line Tool and later the Taverna Server.
This is not a replacement for the Taverna Workbench and its workflow editor.
Its intention is to hide much of the complexity required to build Taverna workflows
including:
- Hiding XML splitters and merges
- Hiding cross and dot product choices
- Hiding complex Beanshells
- Hiding looping
- Avoiding users having to decide which parameters are needed for a Web service
What it does include:
- Allows several workflows to be joined together
- Even when the output port in one workflow is not the same as the input port
as another workflow
- Provides a simple GUI for running a workflow
For administrators and developers
Documentation for
administrators and developers interested in installing the application, looking at
the source code or extending the existing code.
Current state and limitations
- Setting individual inputs is limited to workflows where all inputs are depth 0 or
1
- Input can be a string
- Input can be content downloaded from a URL
- Input can be a list of strings
- Baclava input is supported (where Baclava file is available from a URL) for cases where all workflow inputs are specified in one Baclava file
- Baclava output is supported
- As a URL pointing to the raw Baclava document
- Baclava Viewer is available for displaying Baclava content in a Web browser
- Baclava output from one workflow can be used as Baclava input for another workflow, if and only if the input port names are a subset (or equal to) the output port names
- Individual output support by casting to a string
- List output supported by flattening lists of lists and casting to a string
- Only predefined workflows can be used as components to compose "wirings"
- This is mainly for security and not to allow arbitrary workflows to be run
- Additional workflows can easily be added by application administrators
Possible future work
- Replace Taverna Command Line Tool with the Taverna Server
- Components should be proper Taverna components/nested workflows rather than the top level workflows
and we should combine one big workflow (currently the workflow is saved as WireIt "wiring" in JSON format)
that gets executed once rather than a number of small workflows that get executed separately
- Uploading input files for workflows from client to server
- When Baclava output is used as an input downstream - the port names have to match. Would be nice to be able to rename the ones not matching or to link them somehow
- Creating a Baclava input file from the UI
- Automatic generation of WireIt 'wirings' based on Taverna workflows
- With placeholders/ tips on how to add links and tooltips
- Better handling of list of lists (if required)
- Security
- User accounts
- Support for Scufl 2 workflows
- Support for Taverna 1 workflows
- Partial run/ask for input/continued run


public interface SoftOathSettings
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
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static class |
SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm
Supported hash algorithms for HMAC computation
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static class |
SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType
Supported types of Time step.
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static class |
SoftOathSettings.OcraChallengeQuestionFormat
Supported formats for the Question (Q) in the OCRA computation.
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static class |
SoftOathSettings.OcraPasswordHashAlgorithm
Supported password hash algorithm.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
setHotpHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
Set the HOTP hash algorithm.
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void |
setHotpLength(int otpLength)
Set the HOTP length.
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void |
setOcraChallengeQuestionFormat(SoftOathSettings.OcraChallengeQuestionFormat challengeQuestionFormat)
Set the format of the challenge question (Q)
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void |
setOcraCounterUsed(boolean useCounter)
Enable/Disable the counter (C) in OCRA computation.
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void |
setOcraHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
Set the OCRA hash algorithm.
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void |
setOcraMaximumChallengeQuestionLength(int maxChallengeQuestionLength)
Set the maximum challenge question length.
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void |
setOcraOtpLength(int otpLength)
Set the OCRA OTP length.
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void |
setOcraPasswordHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OcraPasswordHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
Set the password Hash algorithm, set to OcraPasswordHashAlgorithm.NONE to not use it
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void |
setOcraSessionLength(int sessionLength)
Set the maximum length in bytes of the Session (S) in UTF-8 encoding.
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void |
setOcraSuite(SecureString ocrasuite)
Set the Ocra Suite, all the relevant OCRA settings will be set accordingly.
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void |
setOcraTimeSettings(SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType timestepType,
int timestepSize,
long startTime)
Set the OCRA time settings.
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void |
setTotpHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
Set the TOTP hash algorithm.
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void |
setTotpLength(int otpLength)
Set the TOTP length.
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void |
setTotpStartTime(long startTime)
Set the T0 value for TOTP computation.
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void |
setTotpTimestepSize(int timestepSize)
Set the TOTP time step size.
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void |
setTotpTimestepType(SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType timestepType)
Set the TOTP time step type.
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void setHotpLength(int otpLength)
otpLength
- the OTP length. Allowed range is 6-10 digits.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when otpLength is not in allowed range.void setHotpHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm.SHA1
and SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm.SHA256
hash algorithm.hashAlgorithm
- the hmac algorithm.void setTotpLength(int otpLength)
otpLength
- the OTP length. Allowed range is 6-10 digits.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when otpLength is not in allowed range.void setTotpHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
hashAlgorithm
- the hmac algorithm.void setTotpStartTime(long startTime)
startTime
- value to start counting time steps. Default value is 0.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when startTime is negative.void setTotpTimestepSize(int timestepSize)
timestepSize
- the time step size. Default value is 30java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when timestepSize is less than or equal to 0.void setTotpTimestepType(SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType timestepType)
timestepType
- the time step type. Default value is Secondsjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when timestepSize is less than or equal to 0.void setOcraOtpLength(int otpLength)
otpLength
- the OTP length. 0 for full length or any value in the range 4-10 digits.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when otpLength is not in allowed range.void setOcraHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OathHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
hashAlgorithm
- the hmac algorithm.void setOcraTimeSettings(SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType timestepType, int timestepSize, long startTime)
timestepType
- the time step type, set to OathTimestepType.NONE to not use ittimestepSize
- the time step size, it is ignored if timestepType is NONEstartTime
- the start time, it is ignored if timestepType is NONEjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when at least one of these condition is true:
SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType.NONE
and
timestepSize is less than or equal to zero.
SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType.NONE
and startTime
is less than zero.
SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType.SECONDS
and
timestepSize is greater than 59.
SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType.MINUTES
and
timestepSize is greater than 59.
SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType.HOURS
and
timestepSize is greater than 48.
void setOcraCounterUsed(boolean useCounter)
useCounter
- True to enable.void setOcraChallengeQuestionFormat(SoftOathSettings.OcraChallengeQuestionFormat challengeQuestionFormat)
challengeQuestionFormat
- the format of the Challenge questionvoid setOcraSessionLength(int sessionLength)
sessionLength
- the length of the Session. -1 to not use session in Ocra computation or any value in the range 1-512. Default value is -1 (not used)java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when at least one of these condition is true:
void setOcraPasswordHashAlgorithm(SoftOathSettings.OcraPasswordHashAlgorithm hashAlgorithm)
hashAlgorithm
- the Password Hash algorithmvoid setOcraMaximumChallengeQuestionLength(int maxChallengeQuestionLength)
maxChallengeQuestionLength
- the maximum length of the challenge string regardless of the format (e.g. the number of nibbles in hexadecimal format or the maximum number of digits in numerical format). Any value in the range 4-64.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when maxChallengeQuestionLength is not in allowed range.void setOcraSuite(SecureString ocrasuite)
setOcraTimeSettings(com.gemalto.idp.mobile.otp.oath.soft.SoftOathSettings.OathTimestepType, int, long)
if startTime needs to be tweaked.ocrasuite
- the Ocra Suitejava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- when the ocrasuite is invalid.


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Dan Lee and Sebastian Seung, June 2018
Group Meeting Sep. 2017
CTRL-Labs, Nov. 2017
Flatiron Institute Nov. 2017
Testing


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Rainbow Serpent Festival drug-taker and paramedic basher James Haberfield non-custodial sentence appeal
by Caroline SchelleA Victorian paramedic was in tears in court reliving the moment a drug-crazed attacker choked her, as prosecutors argued the basher should have been jailed for the crime.
Prosecutors are in the Victorian County Court appealing the decision to allow convicted paramedic basher James Haberfield to avoid jail.
The then 21-year-old attacked his victim after he fled a hospital following a four-day bender at the Rainbow Serpent music festival.
He was on a cocktail of drugs at the Lexton festival including ice, MDMA, ketamine and LSD at the time, the court was told.
Prosecutors believe Haberfield should already be behind bars due to mandatory sentencing laws aimed at people who attack emergency workers - but the laws also allow for "special reasons" attackers can avoid prison.
Magistrate Simon Zebrowski decided in August not to send Haberfield to jail because of his age, pre-existing autism spectrum disorder and increased risk of suicide in custody.
READ MORE: PARTY-GOERS WITH VIOLENT HISTORY TO BE BARRED FROM RAINBOW FESTIVAL
Paramedic Monica, who didn't want her surname used, told the court she suffered flashbacks.
"I feel like I'm constantly being choked and suffocating," she said on Tuesday.
She was often triggered into panic attacks and suffered ongoing "distressing flashbacks" where she tries to escape the ambulance.
Monica has not been able to return to work as a paramedic due to her psychological and physical injuries.
Haberfield's family took him to hospital after Rainbow Serpent but he fled and walked into a Coburg home, terrifying the residents.
When paramedics arrived, Haberfield punched Monica's face, put her in a headlock, and squeezed and pinned her to the back door of the ambulance.
He pleaded guilty to recklessly causing injury to an emergency worker and assaulting an emergency worker and was freed.
But prosecutors argued it was not open to Mr Zebrowski to impose any sentence other than a jail term as required by the legislation.
READ MORE: PROSECUTORS APPEAL DRUG-AFFECTED PARAMEDIC BASHER'S SENTENCE
Judge Michael Tinney told the court he had been up until midnight looking at the relevant laws.
The new law "significantly fetters" his sentencing discretion, he said.
Haberfield's lawyer argued his client's impaired mental functioning was caused by recently diagnosed schizophrenia and not just his drug use.
Forensic psychiatrist Andrew Carroll told the court Haberfield had schizophrenia and was "acutely psychotic" during the attack.
Taking the drugs together with his undiagnosed illness was like "pouring petrol" on a fire, he said.
"The illicit substances acted as a potent fuel which severely exacerbated his mental state," Dr Carroll told the court.
But the psychiatrist said if Haberfield didn't take the cocktail of drugs his "severely acute disturbance" in January would not have happened.
Prosecutors said they received "absolutely no notice" about the schizophrenia diagnosis and wanted their own medical expert.
"There needs to be a really strong message that any assault of a paramedic or an emergency worker doing their job can't be tolerated," Victorian Ambulance Union secretary Danny Hill said outside court.
The appeal has been adjourned until December.
-AAP


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NServiceBus keeps a static pool of threads that process incoming messages. This means that threads are not recreated for each new message with the effect that thread static variables are not cleared.
public class NServiceBusThreadLocalStorageLifestyle : ThreadLocalStorageLifecycle, IMessageModule { public void HandleBeginMessage(){} public void HandleEndMessage() { EjectAll(); } public void HandleError(){} }
x.For<ISession>() .LifecycleIs(new NServiceBusThreadLocalStorageLifestyle()) .Use(ctx =>ctx.GetInstance<ISessionFactory>().OpenSession()));
The code for my NHibernate sample project has been updated to reflect this.
Happy caching!


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'FASTQC' is the most widely used tool for evaluating the quality of high throughput sequencing data. It produces, for each sample, an html report and a compressed file containing the raw data. If you have hundreds of samples, you are not going to open up each 'HTML' page. You need some way of looking at these data in aggregate. 'fastqcr' Provides helper functions to easily parse, aggregate and analyze 'FastQC' reports for large numbers of samples. It provides a convenient solution for building a 'Multi-QC' report, as well as, a 'one-sample' report with result interpretations.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | dplyr, grid, gridExtra, ggplot2, magrittr, readr (≥ 1.2.0), rmarkdown (≥ 1.4), rvest, tibble, tidyr, scales, stats, utils, xml2 |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2018-12-06 |
| Author: | Alboukadel Kassambara [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Alboukadel Kassambara <alboukadel.kassambara at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/kassambara/fastqcr/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | http://www.sthda.com/english/rpkgs/fastqcr/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | fastqcr results |
| Reference manual: | fastqcr.pdf |
| Package source: | fastqcr_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fastqcr_0.1.1.zip, r-release: fastqcr_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: fastqcr_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fastqcr_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: fastqcr_0.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | fastqcr archive |
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class WebCompatViewModel : ArtearViewModel<Boolean>
The main view model to request and check the url.
Note: is Marshmallow or up, always return true.
webUseCase
- needed for delegate and call to valid url.
WebCompatViewModel(webUseCase: WebUseCase)
The main view model to request and check the url. |
fun onCleared(): Unit |
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def | partition_id |
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def | mutable_partition_id |
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def | clear_partition_id |
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def | has_partition_id |
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def | path_element_size |
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def | path_element_list |
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def | path_element |
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def | mutable_path_element |
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def | add_path_element |
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def | clear_path_element |
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def | MergeFrom |
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def | ParseASCII |
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def | ParseASCIIIgnoreUnknown |
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def | Equals |
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def | IsInitialized |
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def | ByteSize |
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def | ByteSizePartial |
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def | Clear |
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def | OutputUnchecked |
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def | OutputPartial |
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def | TryMerge |
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def | __str__ |
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int | has_partition_id_ = 0 |
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int | kpartition_id = 1 |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/datastore/entity_v4_pb.py


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| Bathrooms |
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[%SqFt%] |
| Occupancy |
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[%Occupancy%] |
| Deposit |
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| Premium |
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| Trash/Recycle |
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[%TrashRecycle%] |
| Convergent Billing Fee*** |
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| Subtotal |
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* Does not include water & sewer charges based on acual monthly consumption
** If you would like to participate in the Flexdeposit Program which may assist you in bonding your Security Deposit for a Non-Refundable fee of as low as $50 (depending on credit), please contact our leasing agents.
*** Fee to unify the charges in one billing
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