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Writer-director Todd Solondz' third full-length feature made plenty of "Best of 1998" lists, but made only one list of mine this year, and that's the one at the unfortunate end of the cinematic totem pole. His second film was the critically acclaimed Sundance sensation WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE, but I believe that it is the title to his first movie, that essentially describes this year's film, FEAR, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION.
PLOT: Vignettes of several dysfunctional people all linked together through the lives of three diametric sisters. One sister is a very successful novelist.  Their parents are also part of the package, as the film serpentines its way through the troubles, perversions and sexual dichotomy of many of its happily-challenged subjects.
CRITIQUE: This is a bad movie. Crap served surreptitiously on an independent tray of arty pretension and highbrow entertainment. Some of its problems: It's too long and runs at a snails pace. It's uninteresting and unentertaining. It's not funny and contains very little human drama. But even worse than that, it pretends to be something terribly insightful and revealing, when really it's just boring and obviously shocking. It's pretentious and might actually by enjoyed by those who like figuring out the "true meaning" of a film or its characters' intentions, but for all the rest of us, who like to go to a movie theatre, order some nachos, and enjoy ourselves, this one is a lost cause. I'm trying to think of one redeemable quality in this film, but I just can't figure one out. There's a regular husband-guy ("Mr. Rogers on acid" as per the Arrow's comments) who lives a double as a pedophile. Hmmmm....yes, yes, how utterly insightful and shocking. *Yawn* Ironic as it all may be, I didn't care for the characters, their lives, or this film.
So is this film a satire or a true reflection of the lives of many of our contemporaries living amongst us today? The truth is that I just don't know. The film was very uneven in that sense, and had plenty of scenes featuring real-life dramatic situations, while others, clearly indicated its "tongue and cheekness". The point is that I couldn't figure it out, cared even less, and I just didn't appreciate any of the tragic characters or anything that the film had to say. Am I too much of a simpleton, and am I missing the "bigger picture" of what Mr. Solondz is attempting to tell us in his oh-so subtle and annoying depression-fest? Perhaps.
The bottom line is that as a great movie lover, I generally tend to find something nice to say about most films.  But other than that, please don't see this movie unless you also enjoyed other self-indulgent indie pieces such as THE DOOM GENERATION (3/10) and FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS (5.5/10). And another thing, a few scenes of masturbation in a film, mixed with plenty of shots of cum flying around do not an insightful, real and good indie movie make. We must always remember that a film must be interesting or insightful, or at the very least, entertaining. This movie struck out on all three counts. Where are the Tarantinos and Kevin Smiths when you need 'em?
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Director Todd Solondz had a small cameo in AS GOOD AS IT GETS (7.5/10) as a passenger on a bus. Solondz was born in Newark, NJ, and grew up in the suburbs. At New York University Film School, he made three award-winning short films. This film was dumped by Universal's October Films, and picked up by the production company Good Machine. Camryn Manheim (the overweight woman in this film) received a master's degree in drama in 1987 from New York University. The mother in this film, actress Louise Lasser, was married to writer/director Woody Allen from 1966-69, and starred in four of his films, including the amazing BANANAS (8/10). Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has been in 20 films since 1991. He graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. You might remember actress Cynthia Stevenson as the relentless character of Doris, Norm's secretary, on the popular TV sitcom "Cheers". Two members from TV's "Saturday Night Live" cast list make cameos in this picture. Jon Lovitz from SNL past, and Molly Shannon from SNL present.
Review Date: January 9, 1999 Director: Todd Solondz Writer: Todd Solondz Producers: Ted Hope and Christine Vachon Actors: Dylan Baker as Bill Maplewood Philip Seymour Hoffman as Allen Jane Adams as Joy Jordan Lara Flynn Boyle as Helen Jordan Cynthia Stevenson as Trish Maplewood Genre: Dramedy Year of Release: 1998
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Manchester United Officials Visit Kolkata; Possibility of a Friendly Next Year
If things fall in place, football fans in India could be in for a treat next year as plans are underway to bring English Premier League giants Manchester United to Kolkata.
If things fall in place, football fans in India could be in for a treat next year as plans are underway to bring English Premier League giants Manchester United to Kolkata for a possible pre-season friendly with I-League heavyweights East Bengal.
Officials from Manchester United visited the Salt Lake Stadium in the city to inspect the infrastructure and are reportedly impressed with the infrastructure. The game is being planned to mark the 100 years of East Bengal.
The officials are now going to have a discussion with their management to take a final call on the friendly which could be held in July or August 2019.
“They were very impressed with our facilities. They went to the Salt Lake Stadium too. Now they will take a call and let us know whether to play a friendly with us or not,” East Bengal’s executive committee member Debabrata Sarkar was quoted as saying by IANS.
Club CEO Sunando Dhar said a match against Man United will be ideal to celebrate the momentous occasion. “If they come, nothing like it. East Bengal are one of the biggest clubs in India and they are celebrating their 100 years. A match against Manchester United would be just ideal,” he said.
Man United are the most successful club in English Premier League’s history having won the title a record 20 times apart from three UEFA Champions League, one Europa League, 12 FA Cups, five League Cups and 21 FA Community Shields among other prestigious trophies.
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Kara Faces Rama Khan in New Supergirl Episode 5.08 Photos
by Tudor LeonteThe CW has released a new batch of photos for the upcoming Supergirl midseason finale. Two weeks from now Supergirl will join forces with the Martian Manhunter to face Lena Luthor and Acrata. Additionally, Kara will have also to deal with the high-ranking Leviathan member Rama Khan. The episode will air on December 1.
The official synopsis of “The Wrath of Rama Khan” reads as follows:
Supergirl’s (Melissa Benoist) struggle against Leviathan reaches a boiling point as she faces off against Rama Khan (guest star Mitch Pileggi). Meanwhile, as Lena (Katie McGrath) and Hope (Andrea Brooks) work to launch Project Non Nocere, Hope proves to be an invaluable asset to Lena.
Marcus Stokes directed the episode, written by Lindsay Struman & Jessica Kardos.
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Supergirl stars Melissa Benoist (Glee) as Kara Danvers/Supergirl. Mehcad Brooks plays James Olsen, with Chyler Leigh (Grey’s Anatomy) as Alex Danvers, as well as Jeremy Jordan as Winslow ‘Winn’ Schott, and Katie McGrath (Merlin) as Lena Luthor. The show also stars Jess Rath as Brainiac 5, and David Harewood as Hank Henshaw/J’onn J’onnz.
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Apache Spark is a fast and general-purpose cluster computing system
It provides high-level APIs in Java, Scala, Python and R, and an optimized engine that supports general execution graphs
It also supports a rich set of higher-level tools including SparkSQL for SQL and structured data processing, MLlib for machine learning, GraphX for graph processing, and Spark Streaming for micro-batching
Easy to start with: Spark in a Scala notebook
In the notebook you can
Well it's pretty cool ...
... and we have lots of usage for it
... but we realise that we don't know how to write Scala
... and a notebook is fine for prototyping but it is not industrial at all
Add the dependency in Maven
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.spark</groupId>
<artifactId>spark-core_2.11</artifactId>
<version>2.0.2</version>
</dependency>
The 2.11 in the artifactId
means that Spark was compiled with Scala 2.11 (your Spark cluster will need to be started with same version to avoid serialization problems between the executors)
Also add the DataFrame API (aptly placed in the sql package)
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.spark</groupId>
<artifactId>spark-sql_2.11</artifactId>
<version>2.0.2</version>
</dependency>
Pretty much all of those elements are imported with a maven dependency
The entry point is SparkSession
private static SparkSession spark = SparkSession.builder()
.appName("LesFurets.com - Spark")
.master("local[*]")
.getOrCreate();
public static void main(String[] args) {
spark.emptyDataFrame().show();
}
We call the machine that instantiates the SparkSession
the driver, it contains the context and communicates with the cluster manager to launch the executions on the workers (or executors)
Apache Spark is a clustered engine that can start in 2 modes: local or standalone / cluster
That means the jar
containing your program is send by the cluster manager (Standalone, Apache Mesos, Hadoop YARN) to the workers and the datas are serialized between the JVMs
Implying : the workers don't have direct access to the driver's variables unless you explicitly broadcast them
Shall we live code a simple example? On a ferret dataset find the mean price, by product, for an insurer
DEMO TIME!com.lesfurets.spark.examples.PricesRun
spark.udf()
.register("readableProduct",
(UDF1<String, String>) ProductMapper::english,
StringType);
Dataset<Row> averagePrice = prices
.filter((FilterFunction<Row>) value ->
value.<String>getAs("insurer")
.equals("COOL insurer"))
.groupBy("product")
.agg(avg("price").as("average"))
.withColumn("readableProduct",
callUDF("readableProduct", col("product")))
.orderBy(desc("average"));
averagePrice.show();
What is executed on the worker? And on the driver?
spark
.read().csv(PATH)
.filter((FilterFunction<Row>) value ->
value.<String>getAs("insurer")
.equals("COOL insurer"))
.groupBy("product")
.agg(avg("price").as("average"))
.withColumn("readableProduct",
callUDF("readableProduct", col("product")))
.orderBy(desc("average"))
.show();
We call averagePrime.show()
a terminal operation that will launch the calculation, the other operations are lazy (think Java 8 streams)
Between each step Spark might shuffle data between the workers
You can see data shuffling and execution plan in Spark UI
But what is that class called Dataset
(also called DataFrame) we saw earlier?
A DataFrame is a typed and named column oriented distributed collection of data
From our SparkSession
we get a Dataset<Row>
(that is an untyped DataSet, also called DataFrame).
// Read a csv file with schema inference
Dataset<Row> data = spark.read()
.option("inferSchema", true)
.csv("data.csv");
DataFrame have a schema, even if their type argument is Row
like Dataset<Row>
data.printSchema();
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If you are using SparkSQL, you are also using DataFrame under the hood, and in both cases the execution plans are optimized by Catalyst
What about DataSet<Something>? You can get that from an untyped DataSet
Take Question
a Java Bean that corresponds to a LesFurets form question
// Convert Dataset<Row> to Dataset<Question>
Dataset<Question> domainData = data
.as(Encoders.bean(Question.class))
The DataSet is now typed with Question
, on top of his existing schema
Spark 2.0 onwards: SparkSQL, DataFrames and DataSets represent the same component
Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDDs) are Spark's internal plumbing: no need to use them, unless you need to interact with legacy libraries or use low level functionalities (RDD#partitionBy
)
// Get the dataset's underlying RDD
RDD<Question> rdd = domainData.rdd();
// RDD's Java API
JavaRDD<Question> javaRDD = domainData.javaRDD();
The interface between DataFrame and RDD is simple
Dataset<Row> dataFrame = spark.createDataFrame(rdd, structType);
Catalyst optimises the program's execution plan, viewable with: Dataset#explain
The generated code is optimized in many ways, this is the result of the Tungsten project (whole-stage codegen)
What if we test our code?
DEMO TIME!com.lesfurets.spark.examples.PricesRunTest
@BeforeEach
public void before() {
List<Row> rows = Arrays.asList(
RowFactory.create("F1", 50d, "COOL insurer"),
RowFactory.create("F2", 100d, "COOL insurer"),
RowFactory.create("F2", 70d, "COOL insurer"));
StructField product = new StructField("product", IntegerType, ...);
StructField price = new StructField("price", DoubleType,...);
StructField insurer = new StructField("insurer", StringType,...);
StructType structType = new StructType(
new StructField[]{ product, price, insurer });
prices = spark.createDataFrame(rows, structType);
}
@Test
public void should_average_price_return_correct_average() {
Dataset<Row> averagePrice = PricesRun.averagePrice(prices);
averagePrice.foreach((ForeachFunction<Row>) row
-> assertNotNull(row.getAs("readableProduct")));
assertEquals(2, averagePrice.count());
assertEquals(1, averagePrice.first().getAs("product"));
assertEquals("F2", averagePrice.first().getAs("readableProduct"));
assertEquals(75, (double) averagePrice.first().<Double>getAs("average"));
}
Testing guidelines:
@SparkTest
JUnit5 extension)Is the Java API limited compared to Scala?
... yes, a little
- We'd like a Java notebook with a REPL (we can still prototype with Scala since it's the same API)
- The Java API is harder to learn since there's less documentation on it's usage (hence this talk)
- It's easy to do very verbose implementations
- Types... types everywhere (e.g. Encoders.STRING()
)
For example my first word count implementation...
Dataset<Row> wordCount = lines
.flatMap((FlatMapFunction<Row, String>) row -> {
String[] words = row.<String>getAs("line").split(" ");
return asList(words).iterator();
}, STRING())
.map((MapFunction<String, Tuple2<String, Integer>>) word ->
new Tuple2<>(word, 1), tuple(STRING(), INT()))
.toDF("word", "count")
.groupBy("word")
.sum("count")
.orderBy(desc("sum(count)"))
... I'm using flapMap
and map
with lambda as arguments (very useful but a bit verbose)
... that same word count can be written more concisely by knowing the API
Dataset<Row> wordCount = lines
.select(split(col("lines"), " ").alias("words"))
.select(explode(col("words")).alias("word"))
.groupBy("word")
.count()
.orderBy(desc("count"));
... even if it feels a bit magical
Best tip of the month:
Most functions for select
, map
, flapMap
, reduce
, filter
, etc., that you'll need are in org.apache.spark.sql.functions
(like split
and explode
in previous slide)
Before writing a function by hand, check in that (non-documented) package
Unfortunately, Java 8 lambda usage has shortcomings, we need to cast them
For example, to get the last element in a group:
Dataset<Tuple2<String, QuoteJoin>> price =
quotes
.groupByKey((MapFunction<QuoteJoin, String>)
QuoteJoin::getUid, STRING())
.reduceGroups((ReduceFunction<QuoteJoin>) (v1, v2) ->
v1.getSnapshotId()
.compareTo(v2.getSnapshotId()) > 0 ? v1 : v2);
However, these methods take Single Abstract Method interfaces (SAM Interfaces) as parameters, but can't be called directly because they are overloaded for the Scala calls. Last example should read:
Dataset<Tuple2<String, QuoteJoin>> price =
quotes
.groupByKey(QuoteJoin::getUid, STRING())
.reduceGroups((v1, v2) -> v1.getSnapshotId()
.compareTo(v2.getSnapshotId()) > 0 ? v1 : v2);
This is a know problem that comes from bytecode compatibility between Scala and Java that is resolved in Scala 2.12. Spark's support of that Scala version is not trivial, see discussions SPARK-14220 and SPARK-14643.
Type serializer (org.apache.spark.sql.Encoders.*
) are inferred in Scala, explicit in Java
Dataset<Tuple2<String, TarificationJoin>> tupleTarif =
tarification
.groupByKey((MapFunction<TarificationJoin, String>)
TarificationJoin::getOffreUid, STRING())
.reduceGroups((ReduceFunction<TarificationJoin>) (v1, v2) ->
v1.getSnapshotId()
.compareTo(v2.getSnapshotId()) > 0 ? v1 : v2);
What we didn't talk about
Tuple
oriented, which is difficult to use (but it can be avoided with the DataFrame API)Does Apache Spark fit in a Java ecosystem? Yes! Because
Java API is coolest API
- Slides and code (with JUnit4 et JUnit5 Spark annotations)
https://github.com/lesfurets/lesfurets-conference
- (french) Articles about Spark's Java API and unit testing


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2 Udacity Even Lessons
2.1 Lesson 2 Visualization
In this exercise we will start by looking at the characteristics of our dataset. All definitions and data come from the original Udacity lesson and can be found here.
2.1.1 Data
We start by assigning our data to Petals, a list of petal counts from flowers.
Petals <- c(15, 16, 17,
16, 21, 22,
15, 16, 15,
17, 16, 22,
14, 13, 14,
14, 15, 15,
14, 15, 16,
10, 19, 15,
15, 22, 24,
25, 15, 16)
2.1.2 Frequency
The frequency of a data set is the number of times a certain outcome occurs.
# Find the most frequent petal count.
# to do this we create a table from Petals, sort it in decreasing order, and get the name of the first item.
MostFreq <- names(sort(table(Petals),decreasing=TRUE)[1])
print(paste0("The most frequent petal count is: ", MostFreq))
#> [1] "The most frequent petal count is: 15"
# Find the frequency of flowers with 15 petals.
# We can use the same method as above but without the names
PetalFreq <- sort(table(Petals),decreasing=TRUE)[1]
print(paste0("The frequency of flowers with 15 petals is: ", PetalFreq))
#> [1] "The frequency of flowers with 15 petals is: 9"
2.1.3 Proportions
A proportion is the fraction of counts over the total sample.
# Find the proportion of flowers with 15 petals
TotalSample <- length(Petals)
PetalProp <- PetalFreq/TotalSample
print(paste0("The proportion of flowers with 15 petals is: ", PetalProp))
#> [1] "The proportion of flowers with 15 petals is: 0.3"
2.1.4 Percentage
A proportion can be turned into a percentage by multiplying the proportion by 100.
# Find the percentage of flowers with 15 petals
PetalPerc <- PetalProp * 100
print(paste0("The percentage of flowers with 15 petals is: ", PetalPerc, "%"))
#> [1] "The percentage of flowers with 15 petals is: 30%"
2.1.5 Histogram
A histogram is a graphical representation of the distribution of data, discrete intervals (bins) are decided upon to form widths for our boxes. R has the hist() function to make basic histograms. Here are some very simple examples.
# Create a histogram with a bin size of 2
hist(Petals, breaks = (length(Petals)/2), col = "blue")
# Create a histogram with a bin size of 5
bins <- c(10,15,20,25,30)
#hist(Petals, breaks = (length(Petals)/5))
hist(Petals, breaks = bins, col = "orange")
2.1.6 Skew
Positive Skew - A positive skew is when outliers are present along the right most end of the distribution. The histogram for Petals is an example of a positive skew
Negative Skew - A negative skew is when outliers are present along the left most end of the distribution
2.2 Lesson 4 Variability
In this exercise we will start by looking at the variability of our dataset. All definitions and data come from the original Udacity lesson and can be found here.
2.2.1 Data
We start by assigning data to income and looking at the summary statistics. I am also going to grab all of the stats to use for labels.
income <- c(2500, 3000, 2900
,2650, 3225, 2700
,2740, 3000, 3400
,2500, 3100, 2700)
summary(income)
#> Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
#> 2500 2688 2820 2868 3025 3400
#names(income_stats)
Income_min <- min(income)
Income_max <- max(income)
Income_med <- median(income)
Income_lowQ <- unname(quantile(income, c(0.25)))
Income_highQ <- unname(quantile(income, c(0.75)))
2.2.2 Interquartile range
The Interquartile range (IQR) is the distance between the 1st quartile and 3rd quartile and gives us the range of the middle 50% of our data. The IQR is easily found by computing: Q3 - Q1
2.2.3 Box Plot
A good way to view this is using a box plot. The IQR will be displayed within the box between Q1 and Q3.
boxplot(income, col = "lightblue")
text(x = .75,y = Income_min, labels = "min")
text(x = .75,y = Income_max, labels = "max")
text(x = .75,y = Income_med, labels = "median")
text(x = .75,y = Income_lowQ, labels = "Q1")
text(x = .75,y = Income_highQ, labels = "Q3")
2.2.4 Outliers
You can use the IQR to identify outliers:
Upper outliers: Q3 + (1.5 * IQR)
Lower outliers: Q1 - (1.5 * IQR)
IQR <- Income_highQ - Income_lowQ
upper_outlier <- Income_highQ + (1.5 * IQR)
lower_outlier <- Income_lowQ - (1.5 * IQR)
cat(paste0("The Income IQR = $",IQR,"\n",
"Upper Outliers are above: $", upper_outlier,"\n",
"Lower Outliers are below: $",lower_outlier))
#> The Income IQR = $337.5
#> Upper Outliers are above: $3531.25
#> Lower Outliers are below: $2181.25
2.2.5 Variance
The variance is the average of the squared differences from the mean. The formula for computing variance is: \[\sigma^{2} = \frac{\sum_{i=1}^{n} \left(x_{i} - \bar{x}\right)^{2}} {n-1}\]
# first let's calculate it from scratch
# get the mean of income
s_mean <- mean(income)
# get the difference between each income and the mean
r_diff <- function(x){x - s_mean}
diff_of_mean <- r_diff(income)
# get the sqr_root of each data point
sqr_of_diff <- diff_of_mean^2
#sum the squares
sum_sqrs <- sum(sqr_of_diff)
# Divide by the number of samples - 1
Var_income <- sum_sqrs / (length(income) - 1)
print(paste0("The variance caluclated by hand: ", Var_income))
#> [1] "The variance caluclated by hand: 81033.9015151515"
# we can also use the built in function in R
print(paste0("The variance using the R built in function: ",var(income)))
#> [1] "The variance using the R built in function: 81033.9015151515"
2.2.6 Standard Deviation
The standard deviation is the square root of the variance and is used to measure distance from the mean. In a normal distribution 65% of the data lies within 1 standard deviation from the mean,95% within 2 standard deviations, and 99.7% within 3 standard deviations.
std_income <- round(sqrt(Var_income),2)
print(paste0("The standard deviation caluclated by hand: ", std_income))
#> [1] "The standard deviation caluclated by hand: 284.66"
# we can also use the built in function in R
print(paste0("The standard deviation using the R built in function: ",round(sd(income),2)))
#> [1] "The standard deviation using the R built in function: 284.66"
pos_1_std <- s_mean + std_income
pos_2_std <- s_mean + std_income * 2
neg_1_std <- s_mean - std_income
neg_2_std <- s_mean - std_income * 2
Let’s visualize this. I add in lines for one and two standard deviations but, because the data are not normal the standard deviations fall outside of the ranges defined by the three sigma rule of thumb.
hist(income, probability = TRUE, col = "orange")
lines(density(income))
abline(v = s_mean, col = "blue", )
abline(v = pos_1_std, col="blue", lty = "dashed")
abline(v = neg_1_std, col="blue", lty = "dashed")
abline(v = pos_2_std, col="red", lty = "dashed")
abline(v = neg_2_std, col="red", lty = "dashed")
text(s_mean - 20,.0015, expression(mu))
text(pos_1_std - 40,.0015, expression(mu + sigma))
text(neg_1_std - 40,.0015, expression(mu - sigma))
text(pos_2_std - 40,.0015, expression(mu + 2*sigma))
2.3 Lesson 6 Normal Distribution
In this exercise we will find the probability of a given observation within a normal distribution. All definitions and data come from the original Udacity lesson and can be found here.
#install.packages("ggfortify")
#library(ggfortify)
2.3.1 Probability Distribution Function.
The probability distribution function is a normal curve with an area of 1 beneath it, to represent the cumulative frequency of values.
<IP_ADDRESS> Data
mean=1.85; sd=.15
lb=1.7; ub=2
#generate student heights
x <- seq(-4,4,length=100)*sd + mean
hx <- dnorm(x,mean,sd)
<IP_ADDRESS> Create a density plot
plot(x, hx, type="n", xlab="Student Height Values", ylab="Density",
main="Probability Distribution")
lines(x, hx)
polygon(c(lb,x,ub), c(0,hx,0), col="blue")
2.3.2 Finding the probability
If given an observation, you can find the probability and show the area below, above, and between particular observations. To do this you must first calculated the z-score
<IP_ADDRESS> Z-Score
\[ z=\frac{x-\mu}{\sigma}\] The z-score is calculated by taking the observation minus the mean and dividing by the standard deviation. If given an observation of 2.05 meters the z-score would be calculated as follows:
obs1 <- 2.05
obs1_zscore <- round((obs1 - mean)/sd, 2)
print(paste0("The Z-Score for a student with the Height of 2.05 meters is: ", obs1_zscore))
#> [1] "The Z-Score for a student with the Height of 2.05 meters is: 1.33"
<IP_ADDRESS> Proportion using a z-table
From this we know that a height of 2.05 is 1.33 standard deviations away from the mean. With this information we can use a z-table to determine the proportion of students that are shorter than this. The z-table can be found here.
From the z-table we get a proportion of .9082 or 90.82 percent. A person with the height of 2.05 is taller than 90.82 percent of the students. We can calculate this in R using the pnorm function. It will give a more exact number than when using the table.
<IP_ADDRESS> Proportion using pnorm
#you can also use pnorm to get the proportion rather than looking it up in a z-table
obs1_spor <- round(pnorm(obs1, mean, sd),4)
print(paste0("The proportion of students shorter than 2.05 meters is: ", obs1_spor))
#> [1] "The proportion of students shorter than 2.05 meters is: 0.9088"
<IP_ADDRESS> Plotting the percentage
By multiplying the proportion by 100 you can get the percentage of students that are shorter than 2.05 meters. You can also find the percentage of students that are taller than 2.05 meters by subtracting the proportion from 1.
# a plot of the data
plot(x, hx, type="n", xlab="Student Height Values", ylab="Density",
main="Percentage above and below 2.05 meters")
# to plot the proportion I grab the samples that are above and below the observation.
i <- x <= obs1
o <- x >= obs1
lines(x, hx)
# I use the gathered high and low observations to make polygons showing the area.
polygon(c(lb,x[i],obs1), c(0,hx[i],0), col="blue")
polygon(c(obs1,x[o],ub), c(0,hx[o],0), col="yellow")
#label the percentage
taller_obs1 <- round((1 - obs1_spor) * 100, 2)
shorter_obs1 <- obs1_spor * 100
text(1.8,.3, labels = shorter_obs1, col = "white")
text(2.1,.3, labels = taller_obs1, col = "blue")
<IP_ADDRESS> Proportion of a range
You can find the proportion of students that fall between a given range by subtraction the proportion of the first observation from the proportion of the second observation.
obs2 <- 1.87
obs2_spor <- round(pnorm(obs2, mean, sd),4)
# a plot of the data
plot(x, hx, type="n", xlab="Student Height Values", ylab="Density",
main="Percentage between 1.87 and 2.05 meters")
# to plot the proportion I grab the samples that are between the observations.
i_diff <- x >= obs2 & x <= obs1
lines(x, hx)
# I use the gathered range of observations to make polygons showing the area.
polygon(c(obs2,x[i_diff],obs1), c(0,hx[i_diff],0), col="blue")
#label the percentage
between_obs <- round((obs1_spor - obs2_spor) * 100, 2)
text(1.95,.3, labels = between_obs, col = "white")


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Police Scotland launched an intelligence-led operation on Lochend Road on Friday evening involving armed officers and specialist resources.
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Shape of outlining circle that will be morphed
Declaration
Swift
let _morphingShape = CAShapeLayer()
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Corner radius to start at. The custom button corner radius
Declaration
Swift
var _startingCornerRadius :CGFloat = 0
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Corner radius to end at. The circle outline with the amount entry
Declaration
Swift
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Frame for placement for the custom button. Where it looks as if the morphingShape is the actual custom button
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Swift
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Frame for the final circle outling
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Swift
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Layer for the blue droplet that appears after the circle path transforms into the droplet path
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Swift
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Standard outline width for shapes
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Swift
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Declaration
Swift
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Custom button path
Declaration
Swift
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Circle outline path
Declaration
Swift
var _circleShapePath :UIBezierPath
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Circle that resembles the circle shape path to morph into the droplet
Declaration
Swift
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Water droplet path
Declaration
Swift
var _endingDropletMorphingShapePath :UIBezierPath
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View that contains the amount text field and unit label. Combined to make positioning everything easier
Declaration
Swift
let _viewContainer = UIView()
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Text field where the user can enter how much water they drank
Declaration
Swift
let _amountTextField = UITextField()
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Unit of measurement label next to the amount text field
Declaration
Swift
let _unitLabel = UILabel()
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Permanent transparent background
Declaration
Swift
override func layoutSubviews()
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Cleanup when this view is removed from the superview
Declaration
Swift
override func removeFromSuperview()
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Function to set up all of the original paths positioning over the custom button. Sets up appearance as well such as the line width and colors. Also places the view container.
Declaration
Swift
func setupStartingPathInFrame(frame :CGRect, cornerRadius :CGFloat)
Parameters
frame
Frame of custom button
cornerRadius
Custom button corner radius
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Setup for the view container containing the amount text field and unit label. Positions on top of the custom button with a small scale value
Declaration
Swift
private func setupViewContainer()
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Positions the amount entry text field. Simple view properties and position
Declaration
Swift
private func setupAmountTextField()
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Positions the unit label. Simple view properties and position
Declaration
Swift
private func setupUnitLabel()
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Animation to morph the to the outlining circle for user entry
Declaration
Swift
func morphToCirclePath(endFrame :CGRect, cornerRadius :CGFloat)
Parameters
endFrame
Frame of the final circle
cornerRadius
Corner radius of the circle
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Animation to morph the outline circle back into a custom button shape
Declaration
Swift
func morphToCustomButtonPath(completionHandler: (Bool) -> Void)
Parameters
completionHandler
Completion of animation of the view container. Not necassarily the morph
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Morphs circle into droplet
Declaration
Swift
func morphToDropletPath(completionHandler: (Bool) -> Void)
Parameters
completionHandler
Completion of animation of the view container. Not necassarily the morph
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Undocumented
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Animates the view container with the unit label and text field to the entry point in the outline circle
Declaration
Swift
private func animateViewContainerToFinish(completionHandler: (Bool) -> Void)
Parameters
completionHandler
When the animation is complete
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Animates the view container with the unit label and text field to the invisible original custom button point
Declaration
Swift
private func animateViewContainerToStart(completionHandler: (Bool) -> Void)
Parameters
completionHandler
When the animation is complete
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Declaration
Swift
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Determines whether editing should be allowed. Limitations are that only digits may be entered with a max of 3 digits
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Swift
func textField(textField: UITextField, shouldChangeCharactersInRange range: NSRange, replacementString string: String) -> Bool
Return Value
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Range Mapper (megafauna demo) was created by Adrian George, Sydney Widell, Rob Roth, and Jack Williams at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Geography Department and Cartography Lab. The dynamic visualizations are based on fossil pollen recovered from lake and bog sediments going back to the last Ice Age. Data were obtained from the Neotoma Paleoecology Database and its constituent databases: FAUNMAP, the North American Pollen Database, the European Pollen Database and Alpine Pollen Database, and the Indo-Pacific Pollen Database. The work of data contributors, data stewards, and the Neotoma community is gratefully acknowledged. Ice sheet data is from Dalton et al (2020) and Hughes et al (2016) - see full citations below. Symbol Legend: The small, hollow circles represent samples dated after the timestamp of the animation, the large filled circles represent samples dated at the timestamp, the small, filled circles represent samples dated prior to the timestamp. This work would not have been possible without funding support from NSF (Grant EAR-1550707), the University of Wisconsin–Madison Graduate School, and the Minnie Riess Detling Trust.
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Citation: George, A.K., Roth, R.E., Widell, S., and Williams, J.W.. (in revision). Range Mapper: An Adaptable Process for Making and Using Interactive, Animated Web Maps of Late-Quaternary Open Paleoecological Data. Open Quaternary.
Ice Sheet Citations: Dalton, A.S., Margold, M., Stokes, C.R., Tarasov, L., Dyke, A.S., Adams, R.S., Allard, S., Arends, H.E., Atkinson, N., Attig, J.W., et al. (2020). An updated radiocarbon-based ice margin chronology for the last deglaciation of the North American Ice Sheet Complex. Quaternary Science Reviews 234, 106223.
Hughes, A.L.C., Gyllencreutz, R., Lohne, Ø.S., Mangerud, J., and Svendsen, J.I. (2016). The last Eurasian ice sheets – a chronological database and time-slice reconstruction, DATED-1. Boreas 45, 1–45.


my problem is the day for my kwh/d feed is starting in the afternoon? about 3pm i think.
My dash board is emoncms.org/goldpower
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Cheers sam
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kWh/d starting in middle of the daySubmitted by Guest on Thu, 19/09/2013 - 04:09my problem is the day for my kwh/d feed is starting in the afternoon? about 3pm i think. My dash board is emoncms.org/goldpower Any ideas on how to fix this?
Cheers sam
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Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
What is your timezone set to?
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
UTC+12 as I live in New Zealand
thanks
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
In that case it's probably one for Trystan. Having the TZ not set is usually the reason for things like that being wrong.
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Thanks for your help Robert
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
I am having this problem also. My timezone is set for Brisbane/Australia UTC +10 but my kWh/d aggregates reset each day at 10am my time. I change my timezone on Emoncms to UTC +0 and my kWh/d values are correct but my GLCD time is out by 10 hours.
http://emoncms.org/Nigel
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Any ideas Trystan?
I have my timezone set correctly in http://emoncms.org and my GLCD shows the correct time and resets the kWh/d correctly. It's just the kWh/d value on emoncms.org. Mine resets each day at 10am local time.
Is it a problem for people that are on the + side of UTC in emoncms.org?
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Yes your quite right, this has been a bug for some time. The new timestore feeds which have in build averaging and calculation of kwh/d via the timestoredaily visualisation solves this for timestore feeds but yes it would be good to solve this problem for mysql based feeds.
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Would it fix it if I moved the feeds to timestore?
Existing data would be corrected?
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Yes all new data would be recorded/displayed correctly if you updated to Timestore.
Existing data will also be converted to Timestore.
Paul
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
The timezone is correct after conversion for timestore feeds visualized with timestoredaily, including historic data, I can convert your phptimeseries feeds to timestore if you wish Nigel?
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Nice dashboard you have there too!
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Go for it Trystan.
Is there any downside. I am about to order the RPi kit to replace my emonBase. Can I still export the data from emoncms.org to my own emonsmc?
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
Hi Trystan. Just a polite bump.
If there is a way I can do it let me know.
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
G'day,
How do I convert my phptimeseries feeds to timestore, on emoncms.org ?
Thanks
Andy
Re: kWh/d starting in middle of the day
From reading various post it seems that timestore is not used anymore?
Do you have a fix to allow the daily data to use the local time instead on UTC/GMT.
For emoncms.org and/or localhost server?
My timezone is set correctly (UTC +10)


Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace Class Reference
Inherits Gecode::Space.
Detailed Description
Space for executing CpltSet tests.Definition at line 66 of file cpltset.cc.
Public Member Functions | |
| CpltSetTestSpace (int n, Gecode::IntSet &d, int i, bool r, CpltSetTest *t, const Options &o, bool log=true) | |
| Create test space. | |
| CpltSetTestSpace (bool share, CpltSetTestSpace &s) | |
| Constructor for cloning s. | |
| virtual Space * | copy (bool share) |
| Copy space during cloning. | |
| void | post (void) |
| Post propagator. | |
| bool | failed (void) |
| Compute a fixpoint and check for failure. | |
| void | rel (int i, Gecode::SetRelType srt, const Gecode::IntSet &is) |
| Perform set tell operation on x[i]. | |
| void | cardinality (int i, int cmin, int cmax) |
| Perform cardinality tell operation on x[i]. | |
| void | rel (int i, Gecode::IntRelType irt, int n) |
| Perform integer tell operation on y[i]. | |
| void | rel (bool sol) |
| Perform Boolean tell on b. | |
| void | assign (const Test::Set::SetAssignment &a) |
| Assign all variables to values in a. | |
| bool | assigned (void) const |
| Test whether all variables are assigned. | |
| void | removeFromLub (int v, int i, const Test::Set::SetAssignment &a) |
| void | addToGlb (int v, int i, const Test::Set::SetAssignment &a) |
| bool | fixprob (void) |
| bool | prune (const Test::Set::SetAssignment &a) |
Public Attributes | |
| Gecode::CpltSetVarArray | x |
| Set variables to be tested. | |
| Gecode::IntVarArray | y |
| Int variables to be tested. | |
| int | withInt |
| How many integer variables are used by the test. | |
| Gecode::BoolVar | b |
| Control variable for reified propagators. | |
| bool | reified |
| Whether the test is for a reified propagator. | |
| CpltSetTest * | test |
| The test currently run. | |
| const Options | opt |
| The options. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::CpltSetTestSpace | ( | int | n, | |
| Gecode::IntSet & | d, | |||
| int | i, | |||
| bool | r, | |||
| CpltSetTest * | t, | |||
| const Options & | o, | |||
| bool | log = true | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Create test space.
Creates n set variables with domain d, i integer variables with domain d, and stores whether the test is for a reified propagator (r), the test itself (t) and the options (o).
Definition at line 93 of file cpltset.cc.
| Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::CpltSetTestSpace | ( | bool | share, | |
| CpltSetTestSpace & | s | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Member Function Documentation
| virtual Space* Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::copy | ( | bool | share | ) | [inline, virtual] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::post | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| bool Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::failed | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::rel | ( | int | i, | |
| Gecode::SetRelType | srt, | |||
| const Gecode::IntSet & | is | |||
| ) | [inline] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::cardinality | ( | int | i, | |
| int | cmin, | |||
| int | cmax | |||
| ) | [inline] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::rel | ( | int | i, | |
| Gecode::IntRelType | irt, | |||
| int | n | |||
| ) | [inline] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::rel | ( | bool | sol | ) | [inline] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::assign | ( | const Test::Set::SetAssignment & | a | ) | [inline] |
| bool Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::assigned | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::removeFromLub | ( | int | v, | |
| int | i, | |||
| const Test::Set::SetAssignment & | a | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 222 of file cpltset.cc.
| void Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::addToGlb | ( | int | v, | |
| int | i, | |||
| const Test::Set::SetAssignment & | a | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 234 of file cpltset.cc.
| bool Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::fixprob | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 246 of file cpltset.cc.
| bool Test::CpltSet::CpltSetTestSpace::prune | ( | const Test::Set::SetAssignment & | a | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 276 of file cpltset.cc.
Member Data Documentation
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Agenda Server Test Page
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User Operation
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Delete Agenda account
Fetch
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Type:
list all users
list all meetings
list all Sponsor meetings
list all Participator meetings
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Before Change
// If you actually passed in Variables here instead of Tensors, this will be a huge memory
// leak, because it will prevent garbage collection for the computation graph. We"ll ensure
// that we"re using tensors here first.
if isinstance(predictions, Variable):
predictions = predictions.data
if isinstance(gold_labels, Variable):
gold_labels = gold_labels.data
if isinstance(mask, Variable):
mask = mask.data
if mask is not None:
// We can multiply by the mask up front, because we"re just checking equality below, and
// this way everything that"s masked will be equal.
predictions = predictions * mask
gold_labels = gold_labels * mask
batch_size = predictions.size(0)
predictions = predictions.view(batch_size, -1)
gold_labels = gold_labels.view(batch_size, -1)
// The .prod() here is functioning as a logical and.
correct = predictions.eq(gold_labels).prod(dim=1).float()
count = torch.ones(gold_labels.size(0))
self._correct_count += correct.sum()
self._total_count += count.sum()
def get_metric(self, reset: bool = False):
After Change
A tensor of the same shape as ``predictions``.
// Get the data from the Variables.
predictions, gold_labels, mask = self.unwrap_to_tensors(predictions, gold_labels, mask)
if mask is not None:
// We can multiply by the mask up front, because we"re just checking equality below, and
// this way everything that"s masked will be equal.


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| Confirm | bill | Confirm date | 2016/12/15 | ||
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Conquerors Crown New Horizon
Resist the hordes and conquer the world!
 Make a good strategy and stay alive as much as possible!

Create a powerful army and go all over the map to destroy enemy bases to reach the glory.
Collect resources and explore the whole map
Make your gatherers work tirelessly to take resources such as gold, stone or wood. But watch out! They are limited, so go throught the map to find more mines, forests and quarrys.
Controls
In-Game && Tutorial:
- Left click mouse to select units, buildings or click into buttons, and approve a construction.
- Right click mouse to move selected units, select an enemy to attack or deny constructions.
- W,A,S,D : Camera movement (also with left click into the minimap).
- X: skip tutorial (only tutorial).
- F10: God mode (in this mode the player doesn't use resources when creating troops/buldings/level ups, and friendly troops don't receive damage). While F10 active:
- F1: Gain 100 of Wood,Stone and Gold (Resources).
- F2: Skip to defeat scene (only in-game).
- F3: Skip to victory scene (only in-game).
- F5: Save current game state (only in-game).
- F6: Load previous game state.
- 1: Spawn Swordman.
- 2: Spawn Archer.
- 3: Spawn FootMan.
- 4: Spawn Knight.
- 5: Spawn Troll.
- 6: Spawn Ogre.
- 7: Spawn Orc.
- Q: Build Townhall.
- E: Build Barracks.
- R: Build Laboratory.
- T: Build Walls.
- Q: Build Stables.
Our Team
We are 9 students from CITM Terrassa who have created this amazing game for our Project II subject. Here we are:
- Albert Garcia Belerda: Team leader.
- Marc Palma Turón: Code programmer 1 (Yes, we have 2 of them).
- Marc Rosell Hernàndez: Code programmer 2 (Here's the other one).
- Carlos Redolar Torres: Management.
- Òscar Royo Moreno: UI programmer.
- Pol Galán i Morales: Designer.
- Pau Raurell Gomis: Artist.
- Pol Camacho Banal: Audio programmer.
- Pol de la Torre Solé: QA Tester.
Game Progression
Vertical slice (0.5)
- Basic units and buildings.
- Basic resources.
- Ingame UI.
- Win lose conditions.
- Path slicing.
- Wave system.
Alpha (0.8)
- Basic save/load.
- Fog of war.
- Basic tutorial.
- Dialog system.
- Cinematics and video player.
- Definitive units and buildings (including AI buildings).
- Troop upgrade.
- New and limited resources.
Gold (1.0)
- Save/load definitive.
- Animations polish.
- Definitive tutorial.
- Customized cursor.
- UI polish.
Downloads
Latest Versions:
Conquerors Crown New Horizon v1.0Conquerors Crown New Horizon v0.8
Conquerors Crown New Horizon v0.7
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) [2019] [Pol de la Torre Solé, Marc Palma Turón, Albert Garcia Belerda, Carlos Redolar Torres, Marc Rosell Hernàndez, Òscar Royo Moreno, Pau Raurell Gomis,Pol Camacho Banal and Pol Galán i Morales] Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Welcome to Remly, a simple writing and memorization tool!
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Before Change
print(x.data)
// You can also do all the same operations you did with tensors with Variables.
y = autograd.Variable(torch.Tensor([4., 5., 6]), requires_grad=True)
z = x + y
print(z.data)
After Change
// ``.requires_grad_( ... )`` changes an existing Tensor"s ``requires_grad``
// flag in-place. The input flag defaults to ``True`` if not given.
x = x.requires_grad_()
y = y.requires_grad_()
// z contains enough information to compute gradients, as we saw above
z = x + y
print(z.grad_fn)
// If any input to an operation has ``requires_grad=True``, so will the output
print(z.requires_grad)
// Now z has the computation history that relates itself to x and y
// Can we just take its values, and **detach** it from its history?
new_z = z.detach()
// ... does new_z have information to backprop to x and y?
// NO!
print(new_z.grad_fn)
// And how could it? ``z.detach()`` returns a tensor that shares the same storage
// as ``z``, but with the computation history forgotten. It doesn"t know anything
// about how it was computed.
// In essence, we have broken the Tensor away from its past history
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// You can also stops autograd from tracking history on Tensors
// with requires_grad=True by wrapping the code block in
// ``with torch.no_grad():``
print(x.requires_grad)
print((x ** 2).requires_grad)
with torch.no_grad():
print((x ** 2).requires_grad)


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obm-xdg(1) Openbox Pipe Menu obm-xdg(1) NAME obm-xdg - a pipe-menu for openbox SYNTAX obm-xdg [options] /path/to/system.menu DESCRIPTION Obm-xdg is a free desktop menus implementation for openbox. More information about pipe-menus can be found on http://icculus.org/openbox/index.php/Openbox:Pipemenus OPTIONS --import Creates a file called "gnome-menus.xml" --replace Replaces the Openbox menu with the Gnome menus AUTHORS obm-dir was written by Manuel Colmenero<EMAIL_ADDRESS>as part of obmenu. This manual page was originally written for the Debian GNU/Linux system by Davide Truffa<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SEE ALSO obmenu(1), obm-dir(1), obm-moz(1), obm-nav(1), openbox(1) Davide Truffa 1.0 obm-xdg(1)


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Package io.permazen.kv.mvcc
Utility classes for MVCC type operations using a
KVStore
.-
Interface Summary Interface Description AtomicKVStore Extension of theKVStore
interface for implementations that support atomic, batched reads and writes.Mutations Represents a set of mutations that can be applied to aKVStore
.ReadTracking Implemented byKVStore
's that are capable of tracking which keys have been read. -
Class Summary Class Description AtomicKVDatabase Wrapper class that presents anAtomicKVStore
view of aKVDatabase
, using individual transactions for each operation.Conflict Represents an MVCC conflict.LockManager Manager of read/write locks onbyte[]
key ranges that ensures isolation and serialization while allowing concurrent access by multiple threads to a single underlyingbyte[]
key/value store.LockOwner Represents the owner of aLock
managed by aLockManager
.MutableView Provides a mutable view of an underlying, read-onlyKVStore
.ReadAdjustConflict Represents an MVCC conflict in which a key that was read in one transaction was adjusted viaKVStore.adjustCounter()
in another, simultaneous transaction.ReadRemoveConflict Represents an MVCC conflict in which a key or range of keys that was read in one transaction was removed in another, simultaneous transaction.Reads Holds a set of reads from aKVStore
.ReadWriteConflict Represents an MVCC conflict in which a key that was read in one transaction had its value changed in another, simultaneous transaction.SnapshotKVDatabase KVDatabase
implementation based on an underlyingAtomicKVStore
that uses snapshot views and optimistic locking to provide concurrent transactions and linearizable ACID consistency.SnapshotKVTransaction SnapshotKVDatabase
transaction.SnapshotRefs Holds a count of references to aCloseableKVStore
and actuallyclose()
's it when the reference count reaches zero.Writes Holds a set of writes to aKVStore
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Enum Summary Enum Description LockManager.LockResult Possible return values fromLockManager.lock()
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Exception Summary Exception Description TransactionConflictException Exception thrown when a transaction fails because of an MVCC conflict.


Projects
predicsis.jsSDK.models
| post /projects | Projects.create() | |
| get /projects | Projects.all() | |
| get /projects/:id | Projects.get() | |
| patch /projects/:id | Projects.update() | |
| patch /projects/:id | addLearningDataset() | |
| patch /projects/:id | addScoringDataset() | |
| patch /projects/:id | addScoreset() | |
| patch /projects/:id | resetDictionary() | |
| delete /projects/:id | Projects.delete() | |
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delete
/dictionaries/:project.dictionary_id delete
/model/:project.classifier_id |
removeDependencies() | |
| Checks if there is a model for the given project | isModelDone() | |
| Checks if the user checked its project's dictionary | isDictionaryVerified() | |
| There is no official documentation for this resource. |
Output example:
{ id: '54ca326561707000017b0200', created_at: '2015-01-29T13:15:17.224Z', updated_at: '2015-01-29T13:54:37.919Z', title: 'dualplay', main_modality: '1', dictionary_id: '54ca32a261707000017e0200', target_variable_id: '54ca32a1776f720001bc0900', classifier_id: '54ca332461707000018d0200', preparation_rules_set_id: '54ca331b61707000018a0200', modalities_set_id: '54ca33116170700001870200', learning_dataset_id: '54c60ca16170700001020000', scoring_dataset_ids: ['54c60ca16170700001020000'], scoreset_ids: ['54ca3b9761707000019b0200'], report_ids: [ '54ca33396170700001930200', '54ca33396170700001960200', '54ca33386170700001900200' ], is_dictionary_verified: true, user_id: '541b06dc617070006d060000' }
learning_dataset_id
: is the id of the parent dataset.
During the process this parent dataset will be splitted into 2 subsets (train and test). This field in project
resource is designed to store the parent dataset.
reports_ids
: is an array of ids where reports should always be stored in the same order:
Permanently destroy a specified project Important: Remove project's dependencies prior to delete the project itself !
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| projectIds | String | Id of the project you want to remove |
| Object | Promise of an empty project |
Projects.removeDependencies(projectId) .then(function() { return Projects.delete(projectId); }) .then(function() { ... } );
Checks if there is a model for the given project.
Note: A project can have only one Model. It means that you can go back to the first steps of the scenario if your current project already has a model attached. If you want to change a parameter, you have to create a new project.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| project | Object |
| boolean |
|


This is a POC intended to kick the tires of a simple login system.
I spent about 10 hrs on the app - it's angular w/OKTA hosted on
I've customized the login flow text, SMS messages, and email flows. I've also set policy around 2nd Factor. You can create an account (requires email verification), set a password, and you must enroll a 2nd factor. I chose Google authenticator and SMS as options.
Try the onboarding and login flows. LMK what you think.
Get started by clicking the Login button.
The code is here


Navigation
Pages have been rearranged or combined to form this new structure.
PRIMARY & SECONDARY
Numbers includes:
- My Numbers, a place to view your Bandwidth network numbers and external numbers, add or remove external numbers, and configure line features for one or many numbers
- Buy, a place to order new numbers, import a batch from a spreadsheet, or access past new number orders
- Port, a place to check portability, port numbers onto or off (LSR) the Bandwidth network, or access past port requests
- Disconnect, a place to disconnect one or many numbers as you can do today, and access to past disconnect orders
- Transaction History, a collection of all past "orders", separated by order type
- Groups, a place to add, edit, or delete sub-accounts (aka "sites", i.e. address groups) and locations (aka "SIP peers", i.e. IP groups)
Applications includes:
- A single page to add, edit, or delete both voice and messaging applications as they exist today in Catapult
9-1-1 includes Dash stuff (what exactly is that?)
Reports includes:
- the same "Reports Dashboard" that exists today. "Billing Detail Records" will be moved under Account > Billing.
UTILITY
Search: a link that will reveal a full-page search experience where you can type in phone numbers, order IDs, sub-account or location names, etc. Phone number searches will bring the user to existing details pages for numbers they own or suggest it's available for purchase, porting, etc.
Documentation: an external link to API documentation
Support:
- Short term - an external link to Bandwidth Support (Zendesk)
- Long term - opens a panel or full-page experience with ways to read FAQs, watch learning lab videos, live chat, etc.
Account includes:
- Account Overview,
- Users, the new user management experience
- Notifications
- Short term - an updated version of the existing experience
- Long term - this could be moved to a new box within individual user profiles
- Billing, an updated experience in the works that will contain invoices, CDRs (currently "BDR"), MDRs, Statement BDRs, DID snapshots (for DTH, or Phone Number History for TRACT), and credit card payment
- Trunking Settings, same as today, needs UX exploration
- SIP Credentials, the new experience that's near completion
Log out
TBD
- We need a means to switch account ("Service Account" [SAN]) as exists today in the utility nav
- How will Global Account Numbers (GAN) affect this, especially billing?
- An Administration menu will need to exist somewhere


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The J Dictionary is the authoritative and definitive specification of the J language. It can be used to learn J, but the fact that it covers all of the language concisely, yet completely and rigorously, with more emphasis on the complex than the mundane, does scare some of us away.
This online book provides a kinder, gentler start for beginners. This book takes you along a path in easy steps to the point where you can write an application in J. Along the way you will be introduced to all the key ideas in J by seeing them in simplified and specific contexts. At the end, you will be able to write real programs in J, and you will also be comfortable in using the J Dictionary as a reference for your work as a J programmer. The purpose of this online book is to get you up to speed where you can use the J Dictionary in a manner that makes you wonder why you ever bothered with this simple stuff.
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There are a few rules that all states must abide by when drawing their districts:
Redistricting can be controversial due to who draws the lines in each state. While some states have independent redistricting commissions comprised of citizens or politicians equally representing the two main political parties, other states' processes are controlled by the political party in power of the state government. When in control, this incentivizes a political party to manipulate the maps in an effort to maximize their own future representation. The manipulation of drawing districts to benefit one group is called gerrymandering and will be explored mathematically and politically in this module.
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Brooklyn Pennant Ale '55 v0.1
13 Jun 2013made on: 2013-05-29
2o fermentation on: 2013-06-05
bottled on: 2013-06-12
volume (gal): 5
original gravity: 1.055
final gravity: 1.01
ABV: 5.90625
This is a clone of Brooklyn Pennant Ale pale ale from the book CloneBrews: Homebrew Recipes for 150 Commercial Beers.
Ingredients:
- 9.5 lbs British 2-row pale malt (get 11 lbs instead as Dan's grinder is apparently bad)
- 9 oz British crystal malt (get 12 oz)
- 6 oz Belgian aromatic malt (get 9 oz)
- Hops
- 1.5 oz. Fuggles
- 1 oz. Willamette
- 1/3 oz. Perle
- 1/3 oz. Hallertau
- 1/3 oz. Cascade
- 1 tsp. Irish moss
- Wyeast 1968 London ESB Ale yeast (2nd choice: Wyeast 1028 London Ale yeast)
- 1.25 cups Muntons extra-light DME
Steps:
- I'm doing all grain, so I use a mash tun. Warmed up water in pot on stove to 154 degrees F. Then poured the whole three malts together into the cooler, and poured enough water on top of the malts to cover them. I stirred occasionally and measured temperature. If it was too cold I put in some hot water. After 90 min., vorlofted a bit, sparged with hotter water (160 deg F) a few times, and added back to pot.
- Brought volume in pot up to about 5 gallons. Bring to boil.
- Add
- 1 oz. Fuggles hops (for bittering)
- 1 oz. Willamette hops (for bittering)
- Boil for 45 min
- Add
- 1/3 oz. Perle hops (for flavor)
- 1/3 oz. Hallertau hops (for flavor)
- 1 tbsp irish moss
- (put in the copper tubing apparatus to sterilize for the last 15 min. of boil)
- Boil for 14 minutes
- Add
- 1/2 oz. Fuggles hops (for aroma)
- 1/10 oz. Centennial hops (for aroma) (didn't have cascades)
- 1/10 oz. Simcoe hops (for aroma) (didn't have cascades)
- Boil for 1 minute
- Remove pot from stove and cool down as fast as possible to temperature ideal for the yeast - I used the copper tubing I put in the boil earlier.
- Transfer cooled down wort to primary fermenter
- Put in yeast when temperature is right (Wyeast 1968 London ESB Ale yeast, pitch yeast at 68-72 degrees F)


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