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| kphaz.fit | kphaz.fit |
| kphaz.plot | kphaz.plot |
| lines.muhaz | Plots estimated hazard function from an object of class muhaz. |
| lines.pehaz | Plot a pehaz object. |
| muhaz | Estimate hazard function from right-censored data. |
| muhaz.object | Estimated Hazard Rate Object |
| pehaz | Estimates piecewise exponential hazard function from right-censored data. |
| pehaz.object | Estimated Piecewise Exponential Hazard Rate Object |
| plot.muhaz | Plots estimated hazard function from an object of class muhaz. |
| plot.pehaz | Plot a pehaz object. |
| print.pehaz | Print a pehaz object. |
| summary.muhaz | Display the most important input parameters used in calling the 'muhaz' function. |


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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
ACITRETIN
See also: retinoids
from the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 6
ACITRETIN Rx Norm: 16818 ATC: D05BB02 |
ALCOHOL (DRINK OR INGREDIENT) |
With women of child bearing age, risk of transformation of the acitretin into etretinate, a powerful agent of birth defects and malformations with a very prolonged half life (120 days), exposing the woman to a major risk of these birth defects and malformations of the child in case of pregnancy, during the treatment and two months after it ends. |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ACITRETIN Rx Norm: 16818 ATC: D05BB02 |
METHOTREXATE RxNorm: 6851 ATC: L01BA01 L04AX03 |
Risk of increase of the hepatotoxicity of the methotrexate |
Not recommended If administering these substances together is judged necessary, strengthen liver function testing. |


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When you want to generate an html file client side you usually do that via a framework. If you are doing something light weight then setting up angular/backbone/spine/ember can be a bit overdoing it. Sometimes you just need a templating tool and nothing more. In this blogpost I would like to argue that d3 might be a better alternative to underscore/jquery.
Generating a Table.
Let's start with creating a simple table. Suppose we want to generate a common table from the following JSON data;
var payments = [
{"id":"A001", "price":4.95, "client":"Cohn Jarmac", "paid":true},
{"id":"A002", "price":1.95, "client":"Buckerzerg", "paid":true},
{"id":"A003", "price":3.15, "client":"Jeve Stobs", "paid":false},
{"id":"B021", "price":6.25, "client":"Gill Bates", "paid":true},
{"id":"B022", "price":1.15, "client":"Gill Bates", "paid":true},
{"id":"B023", "price":3.45, "client":"Buckerzerg", "paid":false},
{"id":"A004", "price":4.95, "client":"Buckerzerg", "paid":true}
]
We then define a method in javascript with d3 that will allow us to render this;
function d3table( data, selector ){
var table = d3.select(selector).append("table").attr("class","table"),
th = table.append("tr");
for(var i in Object.keys(data[0]);){
th.append("td").append("b").text(Object.keys(data[0])[i]);
}
for(var row in data;){
var tr = table.append("tr");
for(var td in data[row])
tr.append("td").text(data[row][td]);
}
}
This will simply generate a table;
Adding logic.
You could choose to add logic as you see fit;
function d3tableWithLogic( data, selector ){
var table = d3.select(selector).append("table").attr("class","table"),
th = table.append("tr"),
check = <i class="fa fa-check"></i>;
for(var i in Object.keys(data[0])){
th.append("td").append("b").text(Object.keys(data[0])[i]);
}
for(var row in data){
var tr = table.append("tr")
for( var td in data[row] )
if( td == "paid" ){
data[row][td] ? tr.append("td").html(check) : tr.append("td").text('');
}else if( td == "price"){
tr.append("td").text("$" + data[row][td]);
}else{
tr.append("td").text(data[row][td]);
}
}
}
This will generate a table with more logic;
Already I find this less time consuming then defining my own template through underscore and more clean than writing it all with jquery statement.
DRY and Combine.
D3 is very enjoyable to work with if you are used to functional programming but being able to add events to your created html functionally as you are generating them is a godsend. Let's assume that we want to make a dashboard for cats and that we receive the following data;
var cats = [
{id:1, name:"Biggles", status: "hungry" },
{id:2, name:"Nomnom", status: "hungry" },
{id:3, name:"Mia", status: "haz cheezburgr" },
{id:4, name:"Jim", status: "hates dawg" },
{id:5, name:"Alice", status: "hates dawg" },
{id:6, name:"Mr.Kitty", status: "hates dawg" },
{id:7, name:"George", status: "found mouse" },
{id:8, name:"Bubbah", status: "chasing lazrz" }
]
We can use all the classes given to us by bootstrap. Whatsmore, we have lorempixel at our disposal to generate cat images. I will also use a random generator to generate a svg path so that you can also see how elegant d3 can create a dashboard for us.
First I'll make a javascript function that can attach an image to a d3 element.
function attachCatImage( img_link, d3element ){
d3element.append("div")
.attr("class","col-xs-6")
.append("img")
.attr("src", img_link )
.attr("class","img-circle")
.style("margin-top","-15");
}
Note that I can add as much interaction to this element as I wish. Just like a templating engine I am able to define elements that I want for later use. A similar thing can be made for sparkline. I will use random data here, but it could have also been passed along to the function instead.
function randSparkline( d3element ){
var height = d3element.attr("height"),
width = d3element.attr("width"),
graph = d3element.append("svg:svg")
.attr("width", width)
.attr("height", height);
var data = d3.range(0,21).map(function(d){return Math.random()});
var x = d3.scale.linear().domain([0, data.length]).range([0, width]);
var y = d3.scale.linear().domain([0, 1]).range([0, height]);
var line = d3.svg.line()
.x(function(d,i) { return x(i); })
.y(function(d) { return y(d); })
var html = "<svg height=" + height + " width=" + width + ">"
html += '<path d=' + line(data) + '/></svg>'
return html
}
Notice that by using this construction, the generated svg will always fit precisely in the parent container. With these two functions, creating a small dashbord will suddenly feel like scripting;
Javascript
function kittenDashboard( data, selector ){
var row = d3.select(selector).append("div").attr("class","row"),
api_link = 'http://lorempixel.com/100/100/cats/';
for( c in data ){
var catSlot = row.append("div")
.attr("class","col-xs-6")
var title = catSlot.append("h3").text(data[c].name)
.classed({"text-center":true})
var catInfo = catSlot.append("div")
.classed({'row':true, 'catblock': true});
var imgslot = attachCatImage( api_link + data[c].id, catInfo )
var infoslot = catInfo.append("div")
.attr("class","col-xs-6")
infoslot.append("h5").text("youtube hits:")
var sparkslot = infoslot.append("div")
.attr("width", 140)
.attr("height", 30)
sparkslot.html(randSparkline(sparkslot));
var quote = infoslot.append("h6")
.text( data[c].status)
}
}
Css
path {
stroke: steelblue;
stroke-width: 1;
fill: none;
}
.catblock{
background-color: rgb(239, 245, 250);
margin: 5px;
}
The kittenDashboard function is long but it's an improvement compared to the underscore templating engine because all the code is now strictly in javascript and not an html/js hybrid. Also, you might be able to split the function into smaller code pieces depending on how many of these elements might reappear in your app.
The Result
Extra
In the end it all comes down to taste. I enjoy writing as much as possible in d3 because it is very clear to me and it allows to me script a webpage in a matter of minutes. A developer with more backbone experience might be confused by the functional syntax and might prefer the underscore templating system. Still, if you take into account how easy it is to add events via D3, I'd still say D3 is a winner here.
It might be worth noting that there are many live examples using these techniques, some of which even go as far that they only use d3 to generate the html on the webapp. I can recommend looking at geojson.io if you need more convincing.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.3.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">


Russia beat reigning champions Croatia in Davis Cup opener
Madrid - Karen Khachanov and Andrey Rublev helped Russia open the inaugural Davis Cup Finals with a 3-0 victory over defending champions Croatia in Madrid on Monday.
World No 17 Khachanov clinched the point for Russia by fighting back to beat Croatian number one Borna Coric 6-7 (4/7), 6-4, 6-4, after Rublev had earlier seen off Borna Gojo 6-3, 6-3.
"When you're playing not only for yourself, but for your country, you have to fight harder," said Khachanov.
Russia, who are without US Open runner-up Daniil Medvedev due to exhaustion, can wrap up a place in the quarter-finals with victory over Rafael Nadal's Spain in their second Group B tie on Tuesday.
The 18 nations have been split into six groups of three at the Caja Magica, with the pool winners and two best runners-up to play in the last eight of the first edition of the revamped tournament.
The teams face off in two best-of-three-set singles matches and one doubles rubber in each tie.
Khachanov and Rublev completed the clean sweep later on Monday with a 7-6 (7/3), 6-4 doubles win over Ivan Dodig and Nikola Mektic.
- Canada down Italy
Canada claimed a 2-1 victory over well-fancied Italy to strike first in Group F.
World number 12 Fabio Fognini slumped to a 7-6 (7/5), 7-5 defeat by Vasek Pospisil, ranked 150th, before rising star Denis Shapovalov edged out Matteo Berrettini 7-6 (7/5), 6-7 (3/7), 7-6 (7/5).
"I'm really happy to get the win against a player like Matteo who has had such a good season," said Shapovalov.
"I always love representing my country... It's not often you get to play as a team, so it's amazing."
Italy, who won their only Davis Cup title in 1976, were the favourites in Group F with Fognini and Berrettini both having enjoyed excellent seasons.
The 20-year-old Shapovalov saved three set points before snatching the first set in a tie-break, only for Berrettini to level the match in a second-set breaker.
A clash without a single break of serve, was decided by another tie-break, with Shapovalov reeling off the last three points to win after two hours and 52 minutes on court.
Berrettini and Fognini boosted Italy's hopes of making the quarters with a hard-fought doubles success over Shapovalov and Pospisil, winning 6-2, 3-6, 6-3.
Canada take on the United States on Tuesday, with Italy facing the Americans the following day.
Belgium made a victorious start in Group D with back-to-back singles wins against Colombia.
The South Americans are playing at the top level of Davis Cup tennis for the first time, having never played in the old World Group.
Steve Darcis saw off Santiago Giraldo 6-3, 6-2, before world number 11 David Goffin had to battle back from a set down to avoid a shock against 194th-ranked Daniel Elahi Galan Riveros, winning 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.
But the world number one doubles pairing of Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah grabbed a historic win for Colombia by battling past Sander Gille and Joran Vliegen 6-7 (5/7), 6-4, 7-6 (7/3).
Results from the first day of the Davis Cup Finals in Madrid on Monday:
Group B
Russia 3 Croatia 0
Singles
Andrey Rublev (RUS) bt Borna Gojo (CRO) 6-3, 6-3
Karen Khachanov (RUS) bt Borna Coric (CRO) 6-7 (4/7), 6-4, 6-4
Doubles
Karen Khachanov/Andrey Rublev (RUS) bt Ivan Dodig/Nikola Mektic (CRO) 7-6 (7/3), 6-4
Group D
Belgium 2 Colombia 1
Singles
Steve Darcis (BEL) bt Santiago Giraldo (COL) 6-3, 6-2
David Goffin (BEL) bt Daniel Elahi Galan Riveros (COL) 3-6, 6-3, 6-3
Doubles
Juan Sebastian Cabal/Robert Farah (COL) bt Sander Gille/Joran Vliegen (BEL) 6-7 (5/7), 6-4, 7-6 (7/3)
Group F
Canada 2 Italy 1
Singles
Vasek Pospisil (CAN) bt Fabio Fognini (ITA) 7-6 (7/5), 7-5
Denis Shapovalov (CAN) bt Matteo Berrettini (ITA) 7-6 (7/5), 6-7 (3/7), 7-6 (7/5)
Doubles
Matteo Berrettini/Fabio Fognini (ITA) bt Vasek Pospisil/Denis Shapovalov (CAN) 6-2, 3-6, 6-3


set parea xmin xmax ymin ymax
The command specifies the area for plotting contour plots, maps, or line graphs. This area does not include axis labels, titles, etc., so if you need to see those, provide for an adequate margin.
The region is specified in terms of virtual page units. By default, the virtual page is equal to the real page, so the units are approximately inches on the real page.
Maps are scaled to fit within the plotting area such that their correct aspect ratio is maintained. Thus, the map will not fill the entire plotting area except under certain lat/lon ranges. A line graph or a contour plot without a map will be scaled to fit entirely within the specified plotting area.
By default, an appropriate plotting area is chosen depending on the type of graphics output. To return to this default, enter:
set parea off
It is not appropriate to use this command to put multiple plots on one
page. It is better to use the set
vpage
command.


I felt like the roadmap should be as simple as possible without any css.
1.2 Version online 12-11-2014
Features
- Jobs, Courses are integrated into a SQlite database accessed via Django API
- Portafolio website uses Skeljs
- Blog website uses Bootstrap, Post styled with Markdown and Disqus commenting
Todo:
- Add a show more button on works, courses and projects
- Change Frontpage image gallery to shuffle between jobs, courses and personal projects, and not only jobs (zip)
- Redirect media server to an apache or ngix
- Get a domain
- Add find post functionality
- Post pagination
- Post something
Bugs:
1.0 Version online 30-10-2014
Features
- Jobs, Courses are integrated into a SQlite database accessed via Django API
- Portafolio website uses Skeljs
Todo:
- Start blog application
- It will use Bootstrap for visuals and responsive
- Keep it simple!
- Post model will have title, date, text, limited to one image, tag, category, views
- Comments will have Name, text, date, likes
- Add personal projects
- Add a show more button on works and courses
- Change Frontpage image gallery to shuffle between jobs, courses and personal projects, and not only jobs (zip)
Bugs:


source
code documentation
types.h File Reference
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| struct | ipsec_ip_hdr_struct |
| struct | ipsec_tcp_hdr_struct |
| struct | ipsec_udp_hdr_struct |
Typedefs |
| typedef unsigned char | __u8 |
| typedef signed char | __s8 |
| typedef unsigned short | __u16 |
| typedef signed short | __s16 |
| typedef unsigned long | __u32 |
| typedef signed long | __s32 |
| typedef enum ipsec_status_list | ipsec_status |
| typedef enum ipsec_audit_list | ipsec_audit |
| typedef enum ipsec_ip_protocol_list | ipsec_ip_protocol |
| typedef ipsec_ip_hdr_struct | ipsec_ip_header |
| typedef ipsec_tcp_hdr_struct | ipsec_tcp_header |
| typedef ipsec_udp_hdr_struct | ipsec_udp_header |
Enumerations |
| enum | ipsec_status_list {
IPSEC_STATUS_SUCCESS = 0,
IPSEC_STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED = -1,
IPSEC_STATUS_FAILURE = -2,
IPSEC_STATUS_DATA_SIZE_ERROR = -3,
IPSEC_STATUS_NO_SPACE_IN_SPD = -4,
IPSEC_STATUS_NO_POLICY_FOUND = -5,
IPSEC_STATUS_NO_SA_FOUND = -6,
IPSEC_STATUS_BAD_PACKET = -7,
IPSEC_STATUS_BAD_PROTOCOL = -8,
IPSEC_STATUS_BAD_KEY = -9,
IPSEC_STATUS_TTL_EXPIRED = -10,
IPSEC_STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED = -100
} |
| enum | ipsec_audit_list {
IPSEC_AUDIT_SUCCESS = 0,
IPSEC_AUDIT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED = 1,
IPSEC_AUDIT_FAILURE = 2,
IPSEC_AUDIT_APPLY = 3,
IPSEC_AUDIT_BYPASS = 4,
IPSEC_AUDIT_DISCARD = 5,
IPSEC_AUDIT_SPI_MISMATCH = 6,
IPSEC_AUDIT_SEQ_MISMATCH = 7,
IPSEC_AUDIT_POLICY_MISMATCH = 8
} |
| enum | ipsec_ip_protocol_list {
IPSEC_PROTO_ICMP = 0x01,
IPSEC_PROTO_TCP = 0x06,
IPSEC_PROTO_UDP = 0x11,
IPSEC_PROTO_ESP = 0x32,
IPSEC_PROTO_AH = 0x33
} |
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Enumeration Type Documentation
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| IPSEC_AUDIT_SUCCESS |
processing was successful |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED |
the function is already there but the functionality is not yet implemented |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_FAILURE |
failure |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_APPLY |
packet must be processed by IPsec |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_BYPASS |
packet is forwarded (without IPsec processing) |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_DISCARD |
packet must be dropped |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_SPI_MISMATCH |
SPI does not match the SPD lookup |
| IPSEC_AUDIT_SEQ_MISMATCH |
Sequence Number differs more than IPSEC_SEQ_MAX_WINDOW from the previous packets |
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If a policy for an incoming IPsec packet does not specify APPLY |
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ICMP |
| IPSEC_PROTO_TCP |
TCP |
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UDP |
| IPSEC_PROTO_ESP |
ESP |
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processing was successful |
| IPSEC_STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED |
the function is already there but the functionality is not yet implemented |
| IPSEC_STATUS_FAILURE |
failure |
| IPSEC_STATUS_DATA_SIZE_ERROR |
buffer is (unexpectedly) empty or haves wrong size |
| IPSEC_STATUS_NO_SPACE_IN_SPD |
ipsec_spd_add() failed because there was no space left in SPD |
| IPSEC_STATUS_NO_POLICY_FOUND |
no matching SPD policy was found |
| IPSEC_STATUS_NO_SA_FOUND |
no matching SA was found |
| IPSEC_STATUS_BAD_PACKET |
packet has a bad format or invalid fields |
| IPSEC_STATUS_BAD_PROTOCOL |
SA has an unsupported protocol |
| IPSEC_STATUS_BAD_KEY |
key is invalid or weak and was rejected |
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Manages the Spray endpoint that Prometheus can use to scrape metrics.
A Kamon extension that provides a Spray endpoint so that Prometheus can retrieve metrics from Kamon.
An actor that receives messages from Kamon and updates the endpoint with the latest snapshot.
A settings object used for configuring how the extension should behave.
Provides the necessary magic to register the extension with Kamon.
A Kamon extension that provides a Spray endpoint so that Prometheus can retrieve metrics from Kamon.
TODO: add real documentation


Blossoms confirm they’re starting working on another new album next month
The Stockport band aren't slowing down.
Blossoms have revealed that they already have plans to return to the studio to record their fourth album – before their third one is even released.
The Stockport group’s third album, ‘Foolish Loving Spaces’, is set for release on January 31. However, in a new interview with Gordon Smart on the latest episode of Red Stripe Presents: This Feeling TV, frontman Tom Ogden revealed the band are already well into work on their next.
Speaking about their current work, Ogden said: “We’re going to America for Christmas so got to kind of do a few rehearsals for that. Then there’s boring stuff that goes into the album like picking the booklet photos, so that’s what we were doing yesterday…We’re busy sorting that kind of thing.”
He then revealed: “We’re actually gonna go in the studio in December and start the next album.” You can watch the full interview below.
Blossoms’ upcoming third album has once again been produced by long-term collaborators James Skelly and Rich Turvey at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool.
Speaking about the inspiration behind their latest, Blossoms said: “The album is a pure celebration of love in all of its splendid and baffling guises, toying with the so-called sins of lust and forbidden infatuation.”
They continued: “It’s inspired by a summer spent listening to ‘Stop Making Sense’, ‘The Joshua Tree’ and ‘Screamadelica’.
The band will go on an extensive UK tour in March 2020. The tour includes a date at Manchester Arena, as well as three nights at London’s Kentish Town Forum. Tickets for the tour are on sale now.
Blossoms March 2020 Tour Dates:
7 – The LCR, UEA, Norwich
8 – Margate Winter Gardens, Margate
10 – Rock City, Nottingham
11 – O2 Academy, Sheffield
12 – Bath Forum, Bath
14 – The Great Hall, Exeter
15 – O2 Academy, Bournemouth
17 – The O2 Forum, London
18 – The O2 Forum, London
19 – The O2 Forum, London
21 – Hull Bonus Arena, Hull
22 – O2 Academy, Glasgow
24 – O2 Academy, Leeds
25 – O2 Academy, Newcastle
27 – O2 Academy, Birmingham
28 – Manchester Arena, Manchester


Teaching
Teaching Statement
Last updated on 16/11/2022: Teaching Statement.
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Instructor CS121 Introduction to Programming in Python St. Mary's College of California |
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Instructor CS485 Topics in Computer Science: Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata Theory St. Mary's College of California |
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Instructor CS121 Introduction to Programming in Python St. Mary's College of California |
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Instructor CS374 Analysis of Algorithms St. Mary's College of California |
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Co-instructor Computational Complexity Xidian University |
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Co-instructor Theory of Computation: Automata and Coinduction GEC Academy |
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09/2021 to 12/2021 |
Teaching Assistant Computability and Complexity Theory (COMP0017) University College London |
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09/2019 to 12/2021 |
Teaching Assistant Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science (COMP0147) University College London |
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09/2018 to 04/2019 |
Teaching Assistant Calculus! (MATH137) University of Toronto |
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01/2018 to 04/2018 |
Teaching Assistant Calculus I (MATH100) University of Victoria |
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09/2017 to 12/2017 |
Teaching Assistant Pre-Calculus (MATH120) University of Victoria |
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Teaching Assistant Calculus III (MATH200) University of Victoria |
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Teaching Assistant Logic and Foundations (MATH122) University of Victoria |


This folder has the scripts to generate the graph meta data from wikidump. You van download the wikidump online. The pipeline line is to first trim the wikidump with the trim_wikidump.py
script:
$ ./trim_wikidump.py <pages-file> <links-file>
This will create a folder names result/trim
with two files, pages
and linkes
, in it. Next step is to feed these files into the generate_wikigraph.py
script, as follows:
$ ./generate_wikigraph.py -p <trimmed-page-file>
-l <trimmed-link-file>
-n <output-node-file-name>
-e <output-edges-file-name>
-j <output-node-number-file-name>
-k <output-edge-number-file-name>
The final results would be a four files as follows:
1. nodes: each line is an integer.
2. edges: each line is two integers specifying the source and destination of
the edge.
3. num_nodes: an integer specifying the number of nodes.
4. num_edges: an integer specifying the number of edges.
Since the files are big, they are not included in the repository. But, you can find a compressed version of the files (1.5GB) in the nimbus-data repo.
Smaller version of wikipedia with two files:


Any Time is Train Time
Choo Choo. Chee Chee.
( Current time:
Add Train
Train Name:
Destination
First Train Time
(HH:mm - military time)
Frequency (min)
Submit
Current Train Schedule
Train Name
Destination
Frequency (min)
Next Arrival
Minutes Away
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Click on the Item on the Left of the Map and the corresponding Shape's InfoBox will be shown. Also, if you hover over the Shape on the Map, the corresponding Item in the List will be highlighted.


This folder should contain the AdventureWorks2012.mdf
which is attached to the local database on application start. To configure this follow these steps:
AdventureWorks2012.mdf
from https://msftdbprodsamples.codeplex.com/downloads/get/165399 or from https://1drv.ms/u/s!AttpJoJRCtSQiiG8WJT8t3C4y450AppInfraDemo\UI\ConsoleApplication\Program.SetupDataDirectory()
AttachDbFilename
setting
AppInfraDemo\UI\ConsoleApplication\App.config
data source=(LocalDb)\MSSQLLocalDB;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|\AdventureWorks2012.mdf;initial catalog=AdventureWorks2012;Integrated Security=True;MultipleActiveResultSets=True;App=EntityFramework
AdventureWorks2012.mdf
file name matches the one in the connection string


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Welcome to Bathany's Pie Shop
From pecan to plum, our pies are made in with the warmth and tradition of home. Take a moment to browse our pies and see which of our delectable desserts are soon to arrive on your doorstep.
From pecan to plum, our pies are made in with the warmth and tradition of home. Take a moment to browse our pies and see which of our delectable desserts are soon to arrive on your doorstep.


To become a Warder, you must be higher than level 20 and have passed the steal file exam.
You have reached an acceptable level; now you should find Master Sione in Gludin Village and take the steal file exam.


Incorporate the new Pentagram-produced Channel 4 branding across all user touchpoints in the updated TV app across all currently released platforms.
Channel 4
2023
Senior Big Screen Designer (contractor)
Channel 4’s video-on-demand service was rebranded from All4 into a single master brand under the channel 4 name, and with that came a slew of branding changes that needed to be incorporated across the service.
The main visual element change for this release was the brand colour of the app
applied across the
platform, from a teal
and yellow two-colour theme into a single colour which is branded as Arsenic Green.
Moving to a single colour presented a myriad of challenges, especially on the TV platform where we had to
use a
secondary colour to not interfere with the main user focus state in multiple interaction patterns. Such
patterns needed
to be adjusted and remade with one single colour in place, whilst also maintaining Channel 4’s accessibility
responsibilities to the end user.
There was also a huge number of smaller tweaks that had to be made as we incorporated the new branding into
the app.
Graphical elements the user relied on for situations like a new episode of their favourite brand being
released and
their personal progress into content had to be redesigned.
Pentagram had also produced motion design guidelines for the brand as a whole, that we have started to
integrate inito
the platform.
Alongside the new branding was a new loading animation that was recreated and
implemented as
well as
adjusting animation curves and timings across the application
Although this project was a big change from a design perspective, it was an even bigger change from a
developmental
perspective.
I worked very closely with the offshore teams to create the look and feel of the new
brand.
As every screen in the whole platform was changing it also led to lots of build reviews and guerilla testing
to ensure
that what the teams had produced matched the designs.


--- layout: post title: Jewelry Box categories: - Woodworking tags: [] comments: [] ---
Over Thanksgiving, Matt and I made a jewelry box. It's 5-3/8" by 10-3/4", made of walnut and oak with a hinged lid and finger joint corners. Here's how we did it.
Below are the basic plans.
We started by using our new planer to thin some 1" nominal oak and walnut boards down to 3/8".
Using the table saw, we ripped them to their final widths of 3-3/8" for the front and sides or 3" for the back.
We cut them to their final lengths and then got to work on the finger joints.  You can see how it works in this video It requires a dado stack and an accurately cut square peg. It took us some time to lock in the precise width of the dado stack by adding and removing shims.
We cut the lid to size using the table saw for the basic shape. We used a jig saw to create the tab. We then cut a notch into the front piece to make way for the tab.  Then we made sure everything fit.
We sanded all the panels with 80 and 200 grit sand paper, then glued it up and clamped it in place.
We gave it a final sanding and then rubbed some finishing wax into the wood to protect it.


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lecnet 1.0.2
lecnet C++ network library
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Asynchronous (event driven) TCP server class WITH SSL encryption. More...
#include <tcp.h>
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| bool | start (const server_params ¶ms) |
| Start server. More... | |
| bool | starting () |
| Check if the server is currently in the process of starting. More... | |
| bool | running () |
| Check whether this server is running. More... | |
| void | close (const client_address &address) |
| Close a connection. More... | |
| void | close () |
| Close all connections. More... | |
| bool | stop () |
| Stop server. More... | |
| void | get_client_info (std::vector< client_info > &client_info) |
| Get information of currently connected clients. More... | |
| void | traffic (liblec::lecnet::network_traffic &traffic) |
| Get total network traffic. More... | |
| virtual void | log (const std::string &time_stamp, const std::string &event) |
| Called whenever an event is logged. More... | |
| virtual std::string | on_receive (const client_address &address, const std::string &data_received) |
| Called whenever data is received. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from liblec::lecnet::tcp::server | |
| typedef std::string | client_address |
| Client network address. | |
Asynchronous (event driven) TCP server class WITH SSL encryption.
Based on boost asio. Uses a single thread (event driven).
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virtual |
Close all connections.
Clients can re-connect because the server is still running.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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virtual |
Close a connection.
| address | The address of the client to disconnect. |
Client can re-connect because the server is still running.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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virtual |
Get information of currently connected clients.
| clients_info | The list of client information. |
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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Called whenever an event is logged.
| time_stamp | The event's timestamp. |
| event | A description of the event. |
Make sure the code is non-blocking. The function should return almost immediately.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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inlinevirtual |
Called whenever data is received.
| address | The address of the client. |
| data_received | The data received from the client. |
The sooner this function returns the faster the asynchronous server.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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virtual |
Check whether this server is running.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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virtual |
Start server.
| params | Server parameters, as defined in the ServerParams struct. |
If server_cert_key is not specified key file is sought in server_cert
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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virtual |
Check if the server is currently in the process of starting.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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virtual |
Stop server.
Clients cannot reconnect until the server is restarted by a fresh call to start.
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.
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Get total network traffic.
| traffic | The total traffic. |
Implements liblec::lecnet::tcp::server.


Qantas passengers stuck in sweltering heat for hours after being diverted to military base
by Michael HollanPassengers say they were stuck on a sweltering plane for hours after their flight was diverted last week.
The Qantas flight landed at a military base in New Zealand after suffering from mechanical issues.
The flight, which had originated from Melbourne, Australia, was originally headed for Wellington, New Zealand.
Passengers on the plane were told the flight was diverted because one of the plane’s flaps was stuck, news.com.au reported. They said the pilot made an announcement saying the runway at Wellington was too short for the aircraft to land safely.
The plane landed at RNZAF Base Ohakea, which is about 86 miles north of Wellington.
The airbase lacked customs facilities, which meant the passengers had to stay on the plane while they waited hours for buses to arrive and drive them to Wellington, news.com.au reported.
Passengers complained to news outlets about extremely warm temperatures on the plane. The flight landed at around 3 p.m. local time and passengers reportedly didn’t leave on the buses until about 8:40 p.m.
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Passengers also complained about a lack of updates from Qantas while they waited for the buses to arrive.
Once on the buses, the drive was expected to take two hours.
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In a statement obtained by news.com.au, a Qantas spokesperson said the airline normally would have diverted the plane to another airport, but weather conditions prevented that. The airline added, “We apologize to our customers for the disruption but safety will always be our first priority.”
Qantas did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.


HTML is like the skeleton of the body. It performs the role of adding structure and is what everything else is built upon.
You can see the HTML but its not necessarily the best thing to look at. CSS is the skin, hair, eyes piercings etc.
It is all placed upon the skeleton but you can change up the hair colour, add as many tattoos or piercings as you want and even change your eye colour with contact lenses.
CSS is what makes the website fun to look at.
Control flow is the way in which a code is run. Just like cooking. You read the predetermined recipe (instructions) going in the correct order in order to successfully complete your task.
One element that can have an affect on control flow are somethings called loops. Just like it sounds like, a loop loops your specified instruction so essentially you will be cooking for as long as the code tells you to.
Loops allow you to run the code for as long as you would like it to or until it has met a certain condition.
The DOM stands for Document Object Model.
It is a user interface that allows you to change your webpage without changing the actual HTML code.
It is essential for developers who want to alter a site. It reads the document as a tree with branches of elements, attributes and nodes that contain the HTML code.
Arrays and objects are both ways that we collect and contain data.
So why do we have two and which one is better to use?
A function is a JavaScript code for performing a task (function).
It has pre-set instructions and once you have declared the function, all you must do is call it.
You can delete, replace or do whole lot more with functions including creating and declaring your own.
It can be tremendously helpful and acts as shortcuts throughout your code.


You can create a Table of Contents page to list down pages in your site. All pages must live inside the docs/
folder—Docpress only looks for files in the project root (eg, /README.md) and the docs/
folder (eg, /docs/Introduction.md).
Create a table of contents as docs/README.md
. This is the table of contents: an unordered list of pages to link. Here's an example that will only have one file (your main README).
Documentation
=============
* [Your project](../README.md)
The first file in the TOC is always going to be the home page. Its title in the TOC is used as the site's main title.
To organize your pages into chapters, you can create sub-lists by indenting items that are under a certain parent. You can nest as far as you want, but it's only recommended to nest just one level down.
docs/README.md
* [Your project](../README.md)
* [Introduction](intro/README.md)
* [Getting started](intro/getting-started.md)
* [Installation](intro/install.md)
* [Installation](installation/README.md)
* [Mac OS X](installation/osx.md)
* [Windows](installation/windows.md)
You don't need to link all pages—you can create items that are not links. Great for headings or for pages that are yet to be written.
* [Your project](../README.md)
* Introduction
* [Getting started](intro/getting-started.md)
* [Installation](intro/install.md)
* Installation
* [Mac OS X](installation/osx.md)
* [Windows](installation/windows.md)
Links in the TOC can be relative or absolute. In this example, both links are equivalent.
* [Your project](../README.md)
* [Your project](/README.md)
Your Docpress site is growing! Why not add some images? Continue →


Set the maximum delay between two consecutive batches (in seconds). To reduce the number of HTTP exchanges, metric data is sent to the Hawkular server in batches. A batch is sent as soon as the number of metrics collected reaches the configured {@code batchSize}, or after the {@code batchDelay} expires. Defaults to {@code 1} second.
Set the maximum number of metrics in a batch. To reduce the number of HTTP exchanges, metric data is sent to the Hawkular server in batches. A batch is sent as soon as the number of metrics collected reaches the configured {@code batchSize}, or after the {@code batchDelay} expires. Defaults to {@code 50}.
Sets metrics types that are disabled.
Set whether metrics will be enabled on the Vert.x instance. Metrics are not enabled by default.
Set the Hawkular Metrics service host. Defaults to {@code localhost}.
Set specific headers to include in HTTP requests.
Set the configuration of the Hawkular Metrics HTTP client.
Sets a list of MetricTagsMatch.
Sets the metric bridge address on which the application is sending the custom metrics. Application can send metrics to this event bus address. The message is a JSON object specifying at least the {@code id} and {@code value} fields.
Don't forget to also enable the bridge with {@code metricsBridgeEnabled}.Sets whether or not the metrics bridge should be enabled. The metrics bridge is disabled by default.
Set the Hawkular Metrics service URI. Defaults to {@code /hawkular/metrics}. This can be useful if you host the Hawkular server behind a proxy and manipulate the default service URI.
Set the Hawkular Metrics service port. Defaults to {@code 8080}.
Set the metric name prefix. Metric names are not prefixed by default. Prefixing metric names is required to distinguish data sent by different Vert.x instances.
Set the metric collection interval (in seconds). Defaults to {@code 1}.
Set whether Hawkular tenant header should be sent. Defaults to {@code true}. Must be set to {@code false} when working with pre-Alpha13 Hawkular servers.
Set the number of metric names to cache in order to avoid repeated tagging requests.
Set tags applied to all metrics.
Set the Hawkular tenant. Defaults to {@code default}.
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Set the options for authentication.


./komodod -ac_name=ZAWY24 -ac_adaptivepow=1 -ac_supply=1000000 -ac_reward=10000000000 -ac_cc=2 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
32 threads @ 4Ghz gives about 1.5 GH/s, according to unconfirmed reports
i can build so many low end rigs, full machines, for just the cost of that single CPU
but CG says "go big or go fomo"
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Oct-18 07:45 PM
was 'this close' to buying one of those
dukeleto22-Oct-18 09:55 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 threadrippers require newer + more expensive mobo's, and don't come with fans, I am just now learning. Increases costs more than I thought. can't use no $65 mobo on these beasts, TR4 mobo's start at $300
I need a tissue from this nosebleed
just the mobo for a threadripper costs more than the best Ryzen 7 you can buy
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Oct-18 10:01 PM
SHossain22-Oct-18 10:11 PM
buying 2 z9 minis for 1111 KMD
dukeleto22-Oct-18 10:12 PM
@SHossain which batch?
SHossain22-Oct-18 10:12 PM
first batch
dukeleto22-Oct-18 10:14 PM
since those are very hard to come by, seems like a reasonable deal, as long as they are oc'able
SHossain22-Oct-18 10:17 PM
i run them at 500. no overclocking
polycryptoblog22-Oct-18 10:18 PM
Been running at 700 no prob for 15ksol
dukeleto22-Oct-18 10:20 PM
batch 1 and not overclock? don't make sense
batch 1 were made to be overclocked, bitmain QA allowed the gui to overclock in them, not running them at some kind of OC just seems wasteful
SHossain22-Oct-18 10:21 PM
i have the 2nd batch currently
dukeleto22-Oct-18 10:21 PM
if you don't like loud fans, then I get that
SHossain22-Oct-18 10:21 PM
sometimes i did overclock them to 650. but, keep them running normal to keep the noise level down
dukeleto22-Oct-18 10:22 PM
batch 1 are stable at 700ish most people say. My batch 2 is stable at 625, and I run a batch 3 at stock because my curl trick no longer works there
if you don't plan to overclock, buy a batch 3
will be cheaper for you, because batch 1 come at a premium, i would guess
SHossain22-Oct-18 10:22 PM
i'll wait for the next batch of z9
no more mini
dukeleto22-Oct-18 10:24 PM
@SHossain i am allergic to tariffs and researching GPU mining rigs now
Ryzen 7 2700 is a sweet spot for cost per MH/s
about 70 cents per MH/s for a functional bare-bones (and I do mean bare-bones) rig, if somebody can beat that, I want to know
Louis22-Oct-18 10:41 PM
Hello, I'm trying dstm , bminer, and I've used password=anything and password=x but still receive "Get error: Authorization failed, resetting in 5 seconds " - I'm using Agama to create Pirate z address. Could someone please advise what else I could try? Thanks
Louis22-Oct-18 11:02 PM
With Agama wallet must I wait until the wallet is synced before Pirate receiving address (z) is activated? Thnaks
SHossain22-Oct-18 11:14 PM
yes
Louis22-Oct-18 11:19 PM
Hello sHossain - many thanks for your reply, to confirm I need to wait for block chain to sync before I can mine?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Oct-18 11:19 PM
yes
you cannot mine the proper block if you don't know what the proper block is
every block is build ontop of the one before it
Louis22-Oct-18 11:21 PM
Many thanks indeed ComputerGenie, for clarifying and detailing the reason, much appreciated
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Alright22-Oct-18 11:21 PM
if you're mining at a pool, you don't need to wait
only need to wait if you're solo mining
Louis22-Oct-18 11:22 PM
https://piratepool.io says when using the z address and password anything not authroised, I'll wait
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Oct-18 11:23 PM
You can get your addy without being synced
and you can mine in a pool without being synced
I answered the way I did assuming that if your were in this chan and not one of the pirate chans then you were looking to solo mine, sorry if I didn't read whole convo
Louis22-Oct-18 11:26 PM
Know my mistake ComputerGenie sorry I should of said
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴22-Oct-18 11:29 PM
is piratepool.io @webworker01's pool?
@webworker01 Do you imagine if your getting started page didn't tell folks to use an R addy that less would do so?
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If you have multiple mining rigs you can add a label at the end of your username to see stats broken down by rig on the worker stats page.
zm --server stratum.piratepool.io --port 2094 --user RWEBo1Yp4uGkeXPi1ZGQARfLPkGmoW1MwY.rig1
and then exampled with t addy
and you wonder why they stay cornfuzzed
goes back to and stops telling people how to run their businesses
DR3WSKi22-Oct-18 11:35 PM
hamid50223-Oct-18 01:14 AM
Where is best solo mining pool?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Oct-18 01:16 AM
@hamid502 for you, it's at your home; for me, it's at mine(edited)
Raffle starts in 5 hours. 8 AM PST
5 hours after this tweet
1st place wins a choice of 10,000 $ARRR or a Z9 mini!!!
2nd place wins 2500 $ARRR
To enter:
In 5 hours... the contest opens and you can click the link below and follow the actions.
Good Luck!!!
https://t.co/BbA...
jansako23-Oct-18 06:05 PM
Hi Miners, can anyone explain this apparent Nicehash nonsense?
https://imgur.com/a/NMWtg3G
I have 2 orders, the 'standard' one has twice the hash and half the cash remaining compared to the 'fixed' one, yet both show the same estimated time. What gives?(edited)
summoning @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴, the guru of NH
jl777c23-Oct-18 06:07 PM
their algo is to maximize their revenues, what else matters?
jansako23-Oct-18 06:09 PM
well they won't me maximizing much from me any more... first and last 'fixed' order that I placed if that is the case...
jl777c23-Oct-18 06:11 PM
dont be so harsh, they need to have their "bugs" to maximize their profits
Alright23-Oct-18 06:13 PM
@jansako don't ever try to make sense of what NH does
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Oct-18 06:18 PM
@jansako "remaining time" is the value of current hash cost / btc remaining
jansako23-Oct-18 06:18 PM
right, so I would expect the fixed order, with a larger cost remaining and less hash being used to have a longer time remaining
jl777c23-Oct-18 06:18 PM
the sooner it runs out the sooner you have to put more in
what is the nicehash percentage?
jansako23-Oct-18 06:19 PM
5% when placing the order
+ random fees for payouts, deposits & such
jl777c23-Oct-18 06:19 PM
5%??
no wonder they do what they do
jansako23-Oct-18 06:20 PM
yep, a 0.01 BTC order starts off as 0.095
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Oct-18 06:25 PM
Non-refundable new order fee 0.0001 BTC
Amount spent on orders for buying hashing power
(unspent amount on canceled orders is not subjected to this fee)
3%
not exactly "random"
jansako23-Oct-18 06:42 PM
Fees they charge you for various operations (deposit, withdraw, 'payout' if you are selling hash) seem random to me. I am sure they are all listed somewhere on page 683 of the T&C. Yes, I admit it is my fault for not reading up on them beforehand.
Not exactly complaining, but it is one of the reasons I stopped selling hash through them as a backup for MRR.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Oct-18 06:44 PM
stopped selling hash because solo mining pays more
1
jansako23-Oct-18 06:46 PM
So based on your experience, the fixed vs standard order performance is comparable? I can certainly understand that comparing two 'estimates' may not give 100% reliable results...
Hermes23-Oct-18 06:47 PM
So you guys use Alibaba?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Oct-18 06:48 PM
If you "babysit" your order, standard will always be cheaper; "fixed" = you pay a premium for "set it and forget it"
@Hermes no, I didn't like his 40 thieves
Hermes23-Oct-18 06:49 PM
good to know
yeah I don't have tariffs here where I live
but basically buying from the US is no business because you get those tariffs so
better make it directly with the manufacturer
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Oct-18 06:51 PM
still can't make a funny joke, it seems
jl777c23-Oct-18 06:56 PM
that was funny!
Hermes23-Oct-18 07:04 PM
lol
When you said that I truly believed there where 40 thieves in Alibaba
I don't trust that webpage
they will send me a miner with a sandwich next to the hash board


In 2011, the Google Data Liberation Front released Google Takeout, a service that allows users to download some of their Google app data like browser history, emails, or search history. This data once downloaded, comes in the form of a .json file which is difficult for the average user to parse through.
The goal of this google search visualizer is to provide you with an easy to use tool to play through your search history chronologically and to be able to pause and reflect on why you were searching what you did at that time.
Want to try out the tool?
Note: You will first need to download your search history.
Concerned About Your Privacy?
User search data is not kept or uploaded anywhere. Everything is done client side, so there is no need to store information on a server. You can take a look at the source code here.


Games Galore currently has two storefronts in the mall that are located near each other. We're playing at the newer storefront that has a large table area for people to play games at. If you're unfamiliar with the new location, see the mall map below with the locations marked out.


The dataset is from the Kaggle competition
Web Traffic Time Series Forecasting from 07/13/17 to 11/15/17.
Each row represents a visit series of a page from 07/31/15
to 12/31/16 (for training set 1) and to 09/01/17 (for training set 2).
name_project_access_agent
● Name: page name
● Project: website language
Deutsch(de), English(en), Spanish(es), French(fr), Japanese(ja),
Russian(ru), Chinese(zh), mediawiki, commons.wikimedia
● Accessibility: Type of access
all-access, desktop, mobile
● Agent: Type of agent
all-agents, spider
The competition aims to forecast two months visits of 145k pages in Wikipedia.
The competition ends on 09/11/17 and the expected forecasting dates are from 09/13/17 to 11/13/17.
In this website, in order to better visualize the results, we are mostly using training set 1 in this stage
and compare the true visits data in training set 2.
(That is to say, we are using the dataset from 07/31/15 to 12/31/16 to forecast the visits from 01/01/17 to 03/01/17.)
After several try, we will move on to training set 2 using our finalized model.
Common statistical model to well-forecast the time series data.
Many assumptions behind the model might be challenging.
Common Deep Learning method used on time series data. Based on RNN, but fix the problem of long-term dependency.
Each model are discussed in their own sections, we will go deeper to show how they work.
Go ahead to explore each page for different models in the navigation bar, or follow the bottons
under each section for full story!
Mean Absolute percent Error (MAPE) is a measure of prediction accuracy of a forecasting method using the difference between ture value and predicted value divided by the actual value, then taking the absolute value, summing them up, and divided by the number of the amount of the values.
where A is the actual value and F is the forecast value. However, MAPE is simple and convincing but it cannot be used if there are zero values because there would be a division by zero, and that's why this competition is asking for the SMAPE value.
Symmetric Mean Absolute Percent Error (SMAPE) is an alternative method to MAPE when there are zero or near-zero demand for items. Since the low volume items have infinitely high error rates that skew the overall error rate, SMAPE self-limits to an error rate of 200% and reduces the influence of low volume items.
According to the leaderboard on Kaggle, the mean SMAPE value between 35.48065 and 40.33832 are ranked within top 20%, and value lower than 41.94324 are ranked within top 50% in this competition. Our results will be considered based on this leaderboard.


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Hi, I'm Johnny Tam. I'm an HR Professional and visionary with aspirations to become an entrepreneur in sustainable coffee and HR consulting.
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This is the english version of the contribution by-laws.
This is only a curtesy translation, meaning it is not legally binding.
These by-laws were last changed during the General Assembly 2019 on 12st September 2019.
See the german version for the legally binding copy of this document.
See the previous version of this document.
§1 Contributions and admission to the association
(1) According to the decision made in the General Assembly of 2008, members of the association will contribute a membership fee.
(2) The contribution is an obligation (‘Bringschuld‘). The process of collection of contributions is determined and communicated by the alumni board. In particular, the board should decide on payment methods available and external providers used (if any). The contribution is due annually. If the payment processor or provider charges a fee for unsuccessful payment collection to the Alumni Association, that cost will be transferred to the member.
(3) The annual fees for regular members (according to § 4.1 of the Charter) are based on three categories and look like this:
| Starter | Contributor | Patron |
|---|---|---|
| No contribution | 39€ | 249€ |
Each member must choose one of these categories, in order to complete the payment of contributions and membership. All three categories grant each member the right to vote within the association and access to the alumni database. Members can change the category of contribution (“upgrading” or “downgrading”) in prior consultation with the Board. Once a payment is made, a cancellation is no longer possible. Third parties are allowed to pay a member’s contribution.
(4) After 2 years of Starter membership, regular members need to decide if they wish to upgrade to the ‘Contributor’ category or request an extension of the ‘Starter’ period for one additional year. This extension can be repeated indefinitely.
(5) Associated members according to §4.2 of the charter may only choose between categories ‘Contributor’ and ‘Patron’, and must therefore pay a contribution.
(6) Honorary members according to §4.2 of the charter have no obligation to pay contributions, but may choose to do so at own will.
(7) The amount of the contribution for supporting members, natural persons and legal entities is set by the Board.


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I just found this article on the website of theguardian and wanted to share it. It’s funny, there are so many articles, guides, companions on how to persuade people, how to control people and all sorts of related Machiavellian things than about listening. I’m quite sure, people aren’t even that mean spirited, I think it’s more that people feel under a certain pressure and believe that things like this are necessary to reach their goals.
The article is really worth a read but I want to share just one quote from the article:
The first step, Pam says, is being aware of the barriers. If your friend is feeling low, even expressing sympathy can get in the way. “We think it’s helpful to say, ‘I know exactly what you mean, I went through something similar…’ but that’s you talking about your own feelings, rather than allowing your friend to tell you what it’s like for them.
Sometimes I think how I feel when I’ve eaten too much. I know it’s not true but everything feels like I will never eat anything again. Or hung over the morning after an excessive night. You feel like you never will drink again. These are really simple examples of things everyone experiences (more than once). Yet there’s a barrier and we don’t even really know (let alone feel) how it felt back then although we experienced it ourself. This doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be empathic. But I think true empathy only is possible when we don’t forget that we never really know or feel like the one we’re listing too.
Things like this currently matter to me because I don’t know how to deal with the increasing number of people voting for right wing parties. In some way I am happy that I don’t have to deal with those people in my daily life. It’s really easy to live in this liberal, urban bubble, being satisfied with my own beliefs and hating all these narrow minded, queer phobic, or racist people. To be honest, this is what I do most of the time. But I’m thinking more and more if this is the right way to deal with the recent developments.
Whatever, always be nice ♥


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You’ve booked this appointment
10am today with Dr Angela Carter
We’ll send a text to remind you
We’ll send the text to a mobile phone number ending in: 7205. This is the telephone number we have on the patient’s records.
Call reception if you think we have the wrong telephone number.
To cancel the appointment
Reply to the text using the word ‘cancel’.
To change the appointment
Call reception: {{ practiceTelephoneNumber }}


INTERNAL CLASS DO NOT USE: CdmRemote streaming.
- CdmRemote: A remote CDM dataset (extending NetcdfFile), using cdmremote protocol to communicate
- NcStream: encoding and decoding the protobuf messages
- ncStream.proto: defines the protobuf messages
- NcStreamProto: generated by probuf compiler
- NcStreamReader: Read an ncStream InputStream into a NetcdfFile (used by CdmRemote)
- NcStreamWriter: Write a NetcdfFile to an OutputStream using ncstream protocol
- NcStreamWriterChannel: Write a NetcdfFile to an WritableByteChannel using ncstream protocol
- NcStreamIosp: IOSP to read an ncStream that has been written to a file


{% extends "tutorial.html" %} {% load mixin from templatefilters %} {% block pagebreadcrumb %}{{ tut.title }}{% endblock %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block iscompatible %} return !!HTMLElement.prototype.createShadowRoot; {% endblock %} {% block html5badge %} {% endblock %} {% block share_image %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
This article describes an old version of Shadow DOM (v0). If you're interested in using Shadow DOM, check out our new article at developers.google.com, "Shadow DOM v1: self-contained web components". It covers everything in the newer Shadow DOM v1 spec shipping in Chrome 53, Opera, and Safari 10.
This article discusses more of the amazing things you can do with Shadow DOM! It builds on the concepts discussed in Shadow DOM 101 and Shadow DOM 201.
In Chrome, turn on the "Enable experimental Web Platform features" in about:flags to experiment with everything covered in this article.
If you're hosting a party, it gets stuffy if everyone is crammed into the same room. You want the option of distributing groups of people across multiple rooms. Elements hosting Shadow DOM can do this too, that is to say, they can host more than one shadow root at a time.
Let's see what happens if we try to attach multiple shadow roots to a host:

Light DOM

In the DevTools, turn on "Show Shadow DOM" to be able to inspect ShadowRoots.
What renders is "Root 2 FTW", despite the fact that we had already attached a shadow tree. This is because the last shadow tree added to a host, wins. It's a LIFO stack as far as rendering is concerned. Examining the DevTools verifies this behavior.
Shadow trees added to a host are stacked in the order they're added, starting with the most recent first. The last one added is the one that renders.
The most recently added tree is called the younger tree. Previous trees are called older trees. In this example,root2
is the younger tree androot1
is the older tree.
So what's the point of using multiple shadows if only the last is invited to the rendering party? Enter shadow insertion points.
"Shadow insertion points" (<shadow>
) are similar to normal insertion points (<content>
) in that they're placeholders. However, instead of being placeholders for a host's content, they're hosts for other shadow trees.
It's Shadow DOM Inception!
As you can probably imagine, things get more complicated the further you drill down
the rabbit hole. For this reason, the spec is very clear about what happens when
multiple <shadow>
elements are in play:
If multiple <shadow>
insertion points exist
in a shadow tree, only the first is recognized. The rest are ignored.
Looking back to our original example, the first shadow root1
got left off the
invite list. Adding a <shadow>
insertion point brings it back:

Light DOM

There are a couple of interesting things about this example:
<shadow>
insertion point. If you want the reverse, move the insertion point: root2.innerHTML = '<shadow></shadow>
Root 2 FTW
';
.<content>
insertion point in root1. This makes
the text node "Light DOM" come along for the rendering ride.What's rendered at <shadow>?
Sometimes it's useful to know the older shadow tree being rendered at a <shadow>
. You can get a reference to that tree through .olderShadowRoot
:
root2.olderShadowRoot === root1 //true
If an element is hosting Shadow DOM you can access its youngest shadow root
using .shadowRoot
:
var root = host.createShadowRoot(); console.log(host.shadowRoot === root); // true console.log(document.body.shadowRoot); // null
If you're worried about people crossing into your shadows, redefine
.shadowRoot
to be null:
Object.defineProperty(host, 'shadowRoot', { get: function() { return null; }, set: function(value) { } });
A bit of a hack, but it works. In the end, it's important to remember that while amazingly fantastic, Shadow DOM has not been designed to be a security feature. Don't rely on it for complete content isolation.
If you prefer building DOM in JS, HTMLContentElement
and HTMLShadowElement
have interfaces for that.

 Light DOM

This example is nearly identical to the one in the previous section.
The only difference is that now I'm using select
to pull out the newly added
.
Nodes that are selected out of the host element and "distribute" into the shadow tree are called...drumroll...distributed nodes! They're allowed to cross the shadow boundary when insertion points invite them in.
What's conceptually bizarre about insertion points is that they don't physically
move DOM. The host's nodes stay intact. Insertion points merely re-project nodes
from the host into the shadow tree. It's a presentation/rendering thing: "Move these nodes over here" "Render these nodes at this location."
You cannot traverse the DOM into a <content>
.
For example:

Light DOM

Voilà! The h2
isn't a child of the shadow DOM. This leads to another tid bit:
Insertion points are incredibly powerful. Think of them as a way to create a "declarative API" for your Shadow DOM. A host element can include all the markup in the world, but unless I invite it into my Shadow DOM with an insertion point, it's meaningless.
We can't traverse into a <content>
, but the .getDistributedNodes()
API
allows us to query the distributed nodes at an insertion point:

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 <template id="sdom">  <content select="h2"></content>
 <content select="div"></content>
  <content select="h4:first-of-type"></content>  </template>
Similar to .getDistributedNodes()
, you can check what insertion points
a node is distributed into by calling its .getDestinationInsertionPoints()
:

Light DOM

Understanding the black magic that is Shadow DOM is difficult. I remember trying to wrap my head around it for the first time.
To help visualize how Shadow DOM rendering works, I've built a tool using d3.js. Both markup boxes on the left-hand side are editable. Feel free to paste in your own markup and play around to see how things work and insertion points swizzle host nodes into the shadow tree.
Give it a try and let me know what you think!
Some events cross the shadow boundary and some do not. In the cases where events cross the boundary, the event target is adjusted in order to maintain the encapsulation that the shadow root's upper boundary provides. That is, events are retargeted to look like they've come from the host element rather than internal elements to the Shadow DOM.
Access event.path
to see the adjusted event path.
If your browser supports Shadow DOM (it doesn't),
you should see a play area below that helps visualize events. Elements in yellow are part of the Shadow DOM's markup. Elements in blue are
part of the host element. The yellow border
around "I'm a node in the host" signifies that it is a distributed node, passing
through the shadow's <content>
insertion point.
The "Play Action" buttons show you different things to try. Give them a go to see
how the mouseout
and focusin
events bubble up to the main page.
Play Action 1
mouseout
from the host element (

)
to the blue node. Even though it's a distributed
node, it's still in the host, not the ShadowDOM. Mousing further down into
yellow again causes a mouseout
on the blue node.Play Action 2
mouseout
that appears on host (at the very end). Normally you'd
see mouseout
events trigger for all of the yellow blocks.
However, in this case these elements are internal to the Shadow DOM and the event
doesn't bubble through its upper boundary.Play Action 3
focusin
doesn't appear on the
input but on the host node itself. It's been retargeted!The following events never cross the shadow boundary:
I hope you'll agree that Shadow DOM is incredibly powerful. For the first time ever, we have proper encapsulation without the extra baggage of
s or other older techniques.
Shadow DOM is certainly complex beast, but it's a beast worth adding to the web platform. Spend some time with it. Learn it. Ask questions.
If you want to learn more, see Dominic's intro article Shadow DOM 101 and my Shadow DOM 201: CSS & Styling article.
Thanks to Dominic Cooney and Dimitri Glazkov for reviewing the content of this tutorial.
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%load_ext autoreload
%autoreload 2
This markdown cell has a special format to define title and summary
Any time you are going to use nbdev always run nbdev_install_git_hooks beforehand to avoid json format of notebook not playing nicely with git.
Like to name notebooks starting with numbers to show progress.
The # export tag means it will get written into the autogenerated .py file.
If you want to takea. look at the export format ahead of time, you can use show_doc()
Test your new function
say_hello("Sarah")
You can include a picture int he documentation
from IPython.display import display,SVG
display(SVG('<svg height="100"><circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40"/></svg>'))
You can also include tests in teh documentation
assert say_hello("Jeremy")=="Hello, Jeremy!"
Now, create the python files by running nbdev_build_lib in the directory. This wont work if anythign is wrong in settings.ini.
Add a class


On second special midweek occasion, we are again hosting one of the blogs in series of EESTEC Alumni Founder Stories. Where does the idea for an LC come from? What drives the motivation? What can an individual learn from "startuping" new LC? Read the story of how LC Belgrade was founded, by Dr. Darko Ojdanić.
Here it is. Story from BG. I first heard of EESTEC in the summer 2000 during my studies in Belgrade. Information came from a personal contact from Podgorica, Montenegro, where a local committee was in formation at that time. The fact, that this organization provides possibility to meet other European students, visit interesting places and universities, provided enough motivation at glance. The same was the case for many friends and colleagues, when I approached them with the idea of a new local committee in Belgrade.
The main action plan to start the organization resulted in a bar, in the evening hours, which is a quite typical act for all successful adventures in Balkan:) That bar, informally named Dzakarta, has therefore a cult status for LC Belgrade. The initial cabin crew was formed by: Aleksandar Dragović, Ivan Grujović, Nenad Aleksić and myself.
The issue we bumped into at the beginning (the local political situation at that time was unstable and focused rather on the isolation then openness), motivated us and all other joining students even more. Furthermore, this made us operating within a real team spirit, which was certainly a great initial learning experience for upcoming professional carrier. I am glad, that spirit was successfully being passed from year to year.
A glimpse of Congress organised by LC Belgrade in April 2016


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Start of week 2 here at DBC! Looking ahead for the week it looks like its going to be a very interesting one, cant wait!!
Before lunch what we worked on how to restructure some code, how to store information into a hash and set its default, and what that would look like. Very interesting stuff! I really enjoyed this challenge it showed me different and more efficient ways of storing information.
The second challenge that we had before lunch, was that we learned about ".self" and what it does and how to kind of call self on methods. Testing out what the different outputs would be and how to create new objects and call. self on them.
The third challenge that we had was working with enumerable methods and the difference between (".map",".inject",".select"). This challenge was by far the most helpful to me. Gave me great practice in what the difference of each enumerable method was doing. From there we also had to write a class method that would do the same thing as .map, but instead of just saying .map to use another enumerable method. This is where "called self. Each" and pushed each element into a new array.
After lunch we worked on some more OOP foundations, our first challenge was that we were given a Ruby file. In that file we had to make all the driver code to pass, so this exercise was helpful in understanding and also helping solidify my understanding of driver test code.
Towards the end of the day I worked on a challenge that had to do with classical inheritance, and how to know when to use inheritance vs composition. Brick, my instructor gave a great example that made things very easy to understand. If you are doing inheritance, ask yourself "Is A?" that will help to see such as... the class method bat IS A inheritance of the class Mammal. For composition it was, "Has A" such as...the class Child has-a other that it uses to get its work done.


Cell Class
Cell
Instantiation
- created automatically for any <canvas> element found on the web page when it loads
- scrawl.addCanvasToPage()
- scrawl.addNewCell()
- Pad.addNewCell()
- should not be instantiated directly by users
Purpose
- Acts as a wrapper for each <canvas> element - whether that canvas is part of the DOM or not
- Oversees manipulation of the <canvas> element's context engine
- Responsible clearing <canvas> elements, and for copying one <canvas> to another
- Includes functionality to pivot, path, flip, lock and roll cell positioning in the display scene
- Controls scrolling and zoom effects between <canvas> elements
- Builds <canvas> element collision fields from entity data
- Undertakes collision detection between entitys and a collision field
Note: A Cell is entirely responsible for determining what portion of its <canvas> element's content will be copied to another <canvas> and where that copy will appear on the destination <canvas>.
Access
- scrawl.cell.CELLNAME - for the Cell object
- scrawl.pad[scrawl.cell.CELLNAME.pad] - for the Cell object's Pad object
Constructor
Cell
-
[items]
Parameters:
-
[items]
Object optionalKey:value Object argument for setting attributes
Item Index
Methods
- animationCellGet
- animationCellInit
- animationCellSet
- animationPositionClone
- animationPositionGet
- animationPositionInit
- animationPositionSet
- clear
- clearShadow
- clone
- collisionsCellInit
- compile
- copyCellToSelf
- coreCellInit
- correctCoordinates
- filtersCellInit
- get
- getImageData
- getReferenceDimensions
- getX
- getY
- groupSort
- numberConvert
- parse
- pathPositionInit
- pathPositionSetDelta
- pathPrepareToCopyCell
- prepareToCopyCell
- restoreContext
- restoreShadow
- rotateDestination
- saveContext
- set
- setActualHeight
- setActualWidth
- setCopy
- setCopyHeight
- setCopyVector
- setCopyWidth
- setDelta
- setDeltaActualHeight
- setDeltaActualWidth
- setDeltaCopy
- setDeltaCopyHeight
- setDeltaCopyWidth
- setDeltaGlobalAlpha
- setDeltaHandle
- setDeltaHeight
- setDeltaPaste
- setDeltaPasteHeight
- setDeltaPasteWidth
- setDeltaRoll
- setDeltaScale
- setDeltaStart
- setDeltaWidth
- setDimensions
- setDirtyHandles
- setDirtyStarts
- setEngine
- setHandle
- setPaste
- setPasteHeight
- setPasteVector
- setPasteWidth
- setReference
- setStampUsingPivot
- setStart
- setToClearShape
- updateCurrentHandle
- updateCurrentStart
Properties
- actualHeight
- actualWidth
- backgroundColor
- cleared
- comment
- compiled
- compileOrder
- context
- copy
- copyData
- copyHeight
- copyWidth
- deltaPathPlace
- fieldLabel
- flipReverse
- flipUpend
- globalAlpha
- globalCompositeOperation
- groups
- handle
- height
- lockX
- lockY
- maxDimensions
- mouseIndex
- name
- pad
- pasteData
- pasteHeight
- pasteWidth
- path
- pathPlace
- pathSpeedConstant
- pivot
- rendered
- roll
- scale
- shown
- showOrder
- start
- timestamp
- title
- type
- width
Methods
animationCellGet
()
private
Cell.get hook function - modified by animation extension
animationCellInit
()
private
Cell constructor hook function - modified by animation extension
animationCellSet
()
private
Cell.set hook function - modified by animation extension
animationPositionClone
()
private
Position.setDelta hook function - modified by animation extension
animationPositionGet
()
private
Position.get hook function - modified by animation extension
animationPositionInit
()
private
Position constructor hook function - modified by animation extension
animationPositionSet
()
private
Position.set hook function - modified by animation extension
clear
()
chainable
Clear the Cell's <canvas> element using JavaScript ctx.clearRect()
Returns:
This
clearShadow
()
private
chainable
Entity stamp helper function
Returns:
This
clone
-
items
Augments Base.clone(), to allow users to set the start and handle attributes using startX, startY, handleX, handleY
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes, used to update the clone's attributes with new values
Returns:
Cloned object
collisionsCellInit
()
private
Cell constructor hook function - modified by collisions extension
compile
()
chainable
Prepare to draw entitys onto the Cell's <canvas> element, in line with the Cell's group Array
(This function is replaced by the Filters extension)
Returns:
This
copyCellToSelf
-
cell
Cell copy helper function
Parameters:
-
cell
StringCELLNAME of cell to be copied onto this cell's <canvas> element
Returns:
This
coreCellInit
()
private
Cell constructor hook function - core module
correctCoordinates
-
coords
-
[cell]
Stamp helper function - correct mouse coordinates if pad dimensions not equal to base cell dimensions
Parameters:
-
coords
ObjectAn object containing x and y attributes
-
[cell]
String optionalCELLNAME String
Returns:
Amended coordinate object
filtersCellInit
()
private
Cell constructor hook function - modified by filters extension
get
-
item
Augments Position.get(), to allow users to get values for sourceX, sourceY, startX, startY, targetX, targetY, handleX, handleY, width, height
Parameters:
-
item
StringAttribute key
Returns:
Attribute value
getImageData
-
dimensions
Capture an image of the cell's <canvas> element using the JavaScript ctx.getImageData() operation
Argument is an Object in the form:
- {x:Number, y:Number, width:Number, height:Number}
Default values are:
- {0, 0, this.actualWidth, this.actualHeight}
Parameters:
-
dimensions
ObjectDetails of the <canvas> area to be saved
Returns:
String label pointing to where the image has been saved in the scrawl library - scrawl.imageData[STRING]
getReferenceDimensions
-
reference
updateCurrentHandle helper object
Parameters:
-
reference
Objectobject - Stack, Pad, Element, Cell or Entity (Block, Wheel, Phrase, Picture, Path, Shape or Frame)
Returns:
Object with attributes
getX
()
Get the current start x coordinate
Returns:
Attribute value
getY
()
Get the current start y coordinate
Returns:
Attribute value
groupSort
()
private
groupSort
Returns:
nothing
numberConvert
-
val
-
dim
Stamp helper function - convert string percentage values to numerical values
Parameters:
-
val
Stringcoordinate String
-
dim
Numberdimension value
Returns:
Number - value
parse
()
Turn the object into a JSON String
Returns:
object of object's currently set attributes
pathPositionInit
()
private
Position constructor hook function - modified by path extension
pathPositionSetDelta
()
private
Position.setDelta hook function - modified by path extension
pathPrepareToCopyCell
()
private
Cell.prepareToCopyCell hook function - modified by path extension
prepareToCopyCell
-
engine
Cell copy helper function
Parameters:
-
engine
ObjectJavascript canvas context object
Returns:
This
restoreContext
()
chainable
Perform a JavaScript ctx.restore() operation
Returns:
This
restoreShadow
()
private
chainable
Entity stamp helper function
Returns:
This
rotateDestination
-
engine
Cell copy helper function
Parameters:
-
engine
ObjectJavascript canvas context object
Returns:
This
saveContext
()
chainable
Perform a JavaScript ctx.save() operation
Returns:
This
set
-
items
Augments Position.set(), to allow users to set the start, handle, and source attributes using startX, startY, targetX, targetY, handleX, handleY, sourceX, sourceY.
Note - setting the argument attribute resolve to true will force a recalculation of the cell's copy and passte data; this is useful in particular for cells that do not undertake a full display cycle (when their cleared or compiled attributes have been set to false)
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setActualHeight
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setActualWidth
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setCopy
()
private
chainable
Cell.setCopy update copyData object values
setCopyHeight
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setCopyVector
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setCopyWidth
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDelta
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Position.setDelta to allow changes to be made using attributes: source, sourceX, sourceY, sourceWidth, sourceHeight, start, startX, startY, target, targetX, targetY, targetWidth, targetHeight, globalAlpha
Note - setting the argument attribute resolve to true will force a recalculation of the cell's copy and passte data; this is useful in particular for cells that do not undertake a full display cycle (when their cleared or compiled attributes have been set to false)
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaActualHeight
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaActualWidth
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaCopy
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaCopyHeight
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaCopyWidth
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaGlobalAlpha
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaHandle
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values. This function accepts handle, handleX, handleY
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaHeight
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values. This function accepts height
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaPaste
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaPasteHeight
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaPasteWidth
-
items
-
recalc
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setDeltaRoll
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values
Augments Cell.setDelta
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaScale
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values. This function accepts scale
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaStart
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values; This function accepts start, startX, startY
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDeltaWidth
-
items
Adds the value of each attribute supplied in the argument to existing values. This function accepts width
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setDimensions
-
[items]
Amend the physical dimensions of the Cell's <canvas> element
Omitting the argument will force the <canvas> to set itself to its Pad object's dimensions
Parameters:
-
[items]
Object optionalArgument with width and/or height attributes, in pixels
Returns:
This
setDirtyHandles
()
private
chainable
Augments Cell.set()
Returns:
This
setDirtyStarts
()
private
chainable
Augments Cell.set()
Returns:
This
setEngine
-
entity
Set the Cell's <canvas> context engine to the specification supplied by the entity about to be drawn on the canvas
Parameters:
-
entity
EntityEntity object
Returns:
Entity object
setHandle
-
items
Augments Base.setHandle(), to allow users to set the handle attributes using handle, handleX, handleY
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setPaste
()
private
chainable
Cell.setPaste update pasteData object values
setPasteHeight
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setPasteVector
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setPasteWidth
-
items
-
recalc
Augments Cell.set()
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
-
recalc
BooleanWhen true (default), triggers variable recalculation
Returns:
This
setReference
()
private
Cell.setPaste helper function
setStampUsingPivot
-
[cell]
Stamp helper function - set this entity, cell or element start values to its pivot entity/point start value, or to the current mouse coordinates
Takes into account lock flag settings
Parameters:
-
[cell]
String optionalCELLNAME String
Returns:
This
setStart
-
items
Augments Base.setStart(), to allow users to set the start attributes using start, startX, startY
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectObject consisting of key:value attributes
Returns:
This
setToClearShape
()
private
chainable
Entity stamp helper function
Returns:
This
updateCurrentHandle
()
private
chainable
Convert handle percentage values to numerical values, stored in currentHandle
Returns:
This
updateCurrentStart
-
reference
Convert start percentage values to numerical values, stored in currentStart
Parameters:
-
reference
Objectobject - Stack, Pad, Element, Cell or Entity (Block, Wheel, Phrase, Picture, Path, Shape or Frame)
Returns:
This
Properties
actualHeight
Number
DOM <canvas> element's height (not CSS height)
Never change this attribute directly
Default: 150
actualWidth
Number
DOM <canvas> element's width (not CSS width)
Never change this attribute directly
Default: 300
backgroundColor
String
DOM <canvas> element's background color; use any permitted CSS color String
Background colors are achieved via JavaScript canvas API drawing methods. Setting the CSS backgroundColor attribute on a <canvas> element is not recommended
Default: 'rgba(0,0,0,0)'
cleared
Boolean
Display cycle flag - on true (default), the cell will clear itself as part of the display cycle
Default: true
comment
String
Comment, for accessibility
Default: ''
compiled
Boolean
Display cycle flag - on true (default), the cell will compile itself as part of the display cycle
Default: true
compileOrder
Number
Display cycle attribute - order in which the cell will compile itself (if compile attribute = true)
Default: 0
context
String
private
CTXNAME of this Cell's Context object
Cells use a Context object to keep track of the settings supplied to its <canvas> element's 2d context engine
Default: ''
copy
Vector
The coordinate Vector representing the Cell's copy source position on its <canvas>
Cell supports the following 'virtual' attributes for this attribute:
- copyX - (Number) the x coordinate on the source <canvas>
- copyY - (Number) the y coordinate on the source <canvas>
copyData
Object
private
Local source data
Default: false
copyHeight
Number
Copy height, in pixels. Determines which portion of this Cell's <canvas> element will be copied to another <canvas>
Default: 150
copyWidth
Number
Copy width, in pixels. Determines which portion of this Cell's <canvas> element will be copied to another <canvas>
Default: 300
deltaPathPlace
Number
(Added by the path extension) A change value which can be applied to the object's pathPlace attribute
Default: 0
fieldLabel
String
Default: ''
flipReverse
Boolean
Reflection flag; set to true to flip entity, cell or element along the Y axis
Default: false
flipUpend
Boolean
Reflection flag; set to true to flip entity, cell or element along the X axis
Default: false
globalAlpha
Number
Transparency level to be used when copying this Cell's <canvas> element to another <canvas>. Permitted values are between 0 (fully transparent) and 1 (fully opaque)
Default: 1
globalCompositeOperation
String
Composition method to be used when copying this Cell's <canvas> element to another <canvas>. Permitted values include
- 'source-over'
- 'source-atop'
- 'source-in'
- 'source-out'
- 'destination-over'
- 'destination-atop'
- 'destination-in'
- 'destination-out'
- 'lighter'
- 'darker'
- 'copy'
- 'xor'
Be aware that different browsers render these operations in different ways, and some options are not supported by all browsers. The scrawl.device object includes details of which operations the browser supports.
Default: 'source-over'
groups
Array
Array of GROUPNAMES that contribute to building this Cell's scene
Default: []
handle
Object
An Object (in fact, a Vector) containing offset instructions from the object's rotation/flip point, where drawing commences.
SubScrawl, and all Objects that prototype chain to Subscrawl, supports the following 'virtual' attributes for this attribute:
- handleX - (Mixed) the horizontal offset, either as a Number (in pixels), or a percentage String of the object's width, or the String literal 'left', 'right' or 'center'
- handleY - (Mixed) the vertical offset, either as a Number (in pixels), or a percentage String of the object's height, or the String literal 'top', 'bottom' or 'center'
Where values are Numbers, handle can be treated like any other Vector
height
Number
Entity, cell or element height (in pixels)
Default: 0
lockX
Boolean
Positioning flag; set to true to ignore path/pivot/mouse changes along the X axis
Default: false
lockY
Boolean
Positioning flag; set to true to ignore path/pivot/mouse changes along the Y axis
Default: false
maxDimensions
Object
private
An object with the following attributes:
- left - x coordinate of top-left corner of the enclosing box relative to the current cell's top-left corner
- top - y coordinate of top-left corner of the enclosing box relative to the current cell's top-left corner
- bottom - x coordinate of bottom-right corner of the enclosing box relative to the current cell's top-left corner
- left - y coordinate of bottom-right corner of the enclosing box relative to the current cell's top-left corner
Default: null
mouseIndex
String
Index of mouse vector to use when pivot === 'mouse'
The Pad.mice object can hold details of multiple touch events - when an entity is assigned to a 'mouse', it needs to know which of those mouse trackers to use. Default: mouse (for the mouse cursor vector)
Default: 'mouse'
name
String
Unique identifier for each object; default: computer-generated String based on Object's type
pad
String
PADNAME of the Pad object to which this Cell belongs
Default: ''
pasteData
Object
private
Local target data
Default: false
pasteHeight
Number
Paste height, in pixels. Determines where, and at what scale, the copied portion of this Cell's <canvas> will appear on the target Cell's <canvas>
Default: 150
pasteWidth
Number
Paste width, in pixels. Determines where, and at what scale, the copied portion of this Cell's <canvas> will appear on the target Cell's <canvas>
Default: 300
path
String
(Added by the path extension) The ENTITYNAME of a Shape entity whose path is used to calculate this object's start point
Default: ''
pathPlace
Number
(Added by the path extension) A value between 0 and 1 to represent the distance along a Path object's path, where 0 is the path start and 1 is the path end
Default: 0
pathSpeedConstant
Boolean
(Added by the path extension) A flag to determine whether the object will calculate its position along a Shape path in a regular (true), or simple (false), manner
Default: true
pivot
String
The ENTITYNAME or POINTNAME of a entity or Point object to be used for setting this object's start point
Default: null
rendered
Boolean
Display cycle flag - on true (default), the cell will take part in the display cycle
Default: true
roll
Number
Current rotation of the entity, cell or element (in degrees)
Default: 0
scale
Number
The object's scale value - larger values increase the object's size
Default: 1
shown
Boolean
Display cycle flag - on true (default), the cell will show itself as part of the display cycle
Default: true
showOrder
Number
Display cycle attribute - order in which the cell will show itself (if show attribute = true)
Default: 0
start
Vector
The coordinate Vector representing the Cell's target position on the <canvas> to which it is to be copied
Cell supports the following 'virtual' attributes for this attribute:
- startX or targetX - (Number) the x coordinate on the destination <canvas>
- startY or targetY - (Number) the y coordinate on the destination <canvas>
timestamp
String
Creation timestamp
Default: ''
title
String
Title, for accessibility
Default: ''
type
String
final
Default: 'Cell'
width
Number
Entity, cell or element width (in pixels)
Default: 0