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Constant Summary
Constants included from TagHelper
TagHelper::BOOLEAN_ATTRIBUTES, TagHelper::PRE_CONTENT_STRINGS, TagHelper::TAG_PREFIXES
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#debug(object)
Returns a YAML representation of
object
wrapped with <pre> and </pre>.
Methods included from TagHelper
#cdata_section, #content_tag, #escape_once, #tag, #tag_builder
Methods included from ActiveSupport::Concern
#append_features, #class_methods, .extended, #included
Methods included from OutputSafetyHelper
#raw, #safe_join, #to_sentence
Methods included from CaptureHelper
#capture, #content_for, #content_for?, #provide, #with_output_buffer
Instance Method Details
#debug(object)
Returns a YAML representation of object
wrapped with
<pre> and </pre>. If the object cannot be converted to YAML
using to_yaml
, inspect
will be called instead.
Useful for inspecting an object at the time of rendering.
@user = User.new({ username: 'testing', password: 'xyz', age: 42})
debug(@user)
# =>
<pre class='debug_dump'>--- !ruby/object:User
attributes:
updated_at:
username: testing
age: 42
password: xyz
created_at:
</pre>
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# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/helpers/debug_helper.rb', line 24
def debug(object) Marshal::dump(object) object = ERB::Util.html_escape(object.to_yaml) content_tag(:pre, object, class: "debug_dump") rescue # errors from Marshal or YAML # Object couldn't be dumped, perhaps because of singleton methods -- this is the fallback content_tag(:code, object.inspect, class: "debug_dump") end


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This application enables employees to search for and update their customers in an easy-to-use interface instead of a backend database.
Technologies Used:
- Handlebars
- Materialize
- jQuery
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This application enables employees to search for and update their customers in an easy-to-use interface instead of a backend database.
Technologies Used:
- Handlebars
- Materialize
- jQuery
- Node
- Express
- MySQL
2. Employee Database
This is a backend database interface that enables managers to make human resources updates.
Technologies Used:
- Node
- Inquirer
- MySQL
This is a backend database interface that enables managers to make human resources updates.
Technologies Used:
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- Inquirer
- MySQL
3. Gimmickee Game
This is a fun app for a fictitious restaurant that enables the user to indicate what kind of burger they'd like to "Devour".
Technologies Used:
- MySQL
- Node
- Express
- Handlebars
This is a fun app for a fictitious restaurant that enables the user to indicate what kind of burger they'd like to "Devour".
Technologies Used:
- MySQL
- Node
- Express
- Handlebars


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Hello World !!Welcome to my portfolio. I currently live in Union City, California. I work as an Operations Manager for Reliant Protective Coatings. Our company specializes in epoxy resinous floorings at the industrial level. I have always loved tech and dreamed of working in the field. Now I am finally acting on that dream. Wish me luck!!
Besides working and playing around with computers and video games, I am a true family man. I have been married to my beautiful wife LaToya Gaio for 17 years and we have 5 wonderful children. Our daughter is a freshman at San Francisco State. Our four boys' range in age from sixteen-one years old.


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Boost developers, testers, and maintainers have developed
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Libraries. Like everything else about Boost, these tools are available
in source form, and are part of the regular Boost distribution.
Boost 的开发人员、测试人员和维护人员开发了多个程序来协助管理 Boost 库。与 Boost
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Users may find these tools useful when porting Boost
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The X509CertificateSignatureType contains the signature and signature algorithm of this X.509 certificate.
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Signature Algorithm contains the algorithm identifier for the algorithm used by the Certificate Authority to compute the signature. |
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Query\BadDBDriverException
Generic exception for bad drivers
Synopsis
- // Inherited methods from InvalidArgumentException
- public final string getMessage()
- public final Throwable getPrevious()
- public final mixed getCode()
- public final string getFile()
- public final int getLine()
- public final array getTrace()
- public final string getTraceAsString()
- public string __toString()
- // Inherited methods from LogicException
- public final string getMessage()
- public final Throwable getPrevious()
- public final mixed getCode()
- public final string getFile()
- public final int getLine()
- public final array getTrace()
- public final string getTraceAsString()
- public string __toString()
- // Inherited methods from Exception
- public void __construct()
- public final string getMessage()
- public final Throwable getPrevious()
- public final mixed getCode()
- public final string getFile()
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public
Inherited from LogicException
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Inherited from Exception
public
- __toString() — String representation of the exception
- getCode() — Gets the Exception code
- getFile() — Gets the file in which the exception was created
- getLine() — Gets the line in which the exception was created
- getMessage() — Gets the Exception message
- getPrevious() — Returns previous Exception
- getTrace() — Gets the stack trace
- getTraceAsString() — Gets the stack trace as a string
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2018-01-24T20:03:41+00:00 (commit #f967aaf)
Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Remove method separators, update documentation building configuration
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Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Flatten source structure a bit
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Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Update file headers
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2016-10-14T01:55:23+00:00 (commit #b8d4768)
Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>camelCase methods and properties
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Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>PHP7 or bust!
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Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Add Or Not Like method
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Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Update header comments
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Author: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Code Style fixes
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Author: Timothy J. Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J. Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Move library into src folder, fix simpletest test runner
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Author: Timothy J. Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J. Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reorganize classes to autoload by namespace
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Author: Timothy J. Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Commiter: Timothy J. Warren<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Remove some useless code, extract an exception into its own class


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DiskLruCache
Returns a snapshot of the entry named
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Get from disk cache.
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Get from memory cache.
getBitmapSize(Bitmap)
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Get the size in bytes of a bitmap.
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getCreatedDate()
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DiskLruCache
Returns the directory where this cache stores its data.
getDiskCacheDir(Context, String)
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ImageCache
Get a usable cache directory (external if available, internal otherwise).
getDownloadCacheDirectory()
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MEEPEnvironment
Gets the MEEP download/cache content directory.
getEntry()
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Blacklist
getExternalCacheDir(Context)
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ImageCache
Get the external app cache directory.
getFirstName()
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getId()
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getId()
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getId()
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getId()
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getId()
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getId()
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getId()
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Recommendation
getInputStream(int)
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DiskLruCache.Snapshot
Returns the unbuffered stream with the value for
index
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getLastLaunchDate()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
Permission
getLastModifiedDate()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.database.
Model
getLastName()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
User
getMediaStorageDirectory()
- Static method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.
MEEPEnvironment
Gets the MEEP media storage directory.
getMessage()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.log.
Log
getMessage()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.msm.
Message
Returns the detailed message of this protocol instruction
getMessage()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.notification.
Notification
getMessageID()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.msm.
Message
Gets the global unique identifier of the message
getName()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.logging.
Level
Gets the name of this level.
getName()
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NotificationType
getName()
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Category
getName()
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Component
getNickname()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
User
getObject()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.util.
ImageCache.RetainFragment
Get the stored object.
getOperation()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.msm.
Message
Gets the operation specified for this protocol message
getPassword()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
User
getPendingIntent()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.notification.
Notification
getPermissions()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
User
getPicture()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.notification.
Notification
getProcess()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.msm.
Message
Gets the protocol process of this message
getResourceId()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.log.
Log
getResourceId()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.notification.
Notification
getShow()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.notification.
Notification
getSingleton()
- Static method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.database.
LocalCurrentTimeStampType
getStatus()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.msm.
Message
Gets the status code of the message
getStatus()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.notification.
Notification
getStoragePublicDirectory(String)
- Static method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.
MEEPEnvironment
Get a top-level public media storage directory for placing files of a particular type.
getStoragePublicDirectory(String, String)
- Static method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.
MEEPEnvironment
Gets a top-level media storage directory isolated for the given user for placing files of a particular type.
getString(int)
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.util.
DiskLruCache.Editor
Returns the last committed value as a string, or null if no value has been committed.
getString(int)
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.util.
DiskLruCache.Snapshot
Returns the string value for
index
.
getThumbnail()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.recommendation.
Recommendation
getTimeLimit()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
Permission
getTimeUsed()
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Permission
getTitle()
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Notification
getToken()
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User
getType()
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getType()
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getType()
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getType()
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getUrl()
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getUsableSpace(File)
- Static method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.util.
ImageCache
Check how much usable space is available at a given path.
getUser()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
BadWord
getUser()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.permission.
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getUser()
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getUserId()
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getUserId()
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Notification
getUserId()
- Method in class com.oregonscientific.meep.recommendation.
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getUserMediaStorageDirectory(String)
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Return the media storage directory for a user.
getWord()
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Hello! Our website is for the unit conversion of various Mechanical Properties. We, Group 113 have used multiple elements to bring this webpage live to our users. We have used HTML, Javascript and CSS, which make this webpage interactive, modern and user-friendly. We have also provided hyperlinks to the Formula page which users can refer to, if they want to look for some specific formula


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I worked closely with Charity Navigator's API team to help test their API's beta build (Summer '17'). Throughout my development, I helped them identify useful additions to their API.
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This school group project was a full iOS App build, from inception to release, that was accomploished in a three month deadline.
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I collaborated with Provo, UT based label 'DamnSon!' for my debut iTunes album. The single from the album (nineteenth) has managed to reach over 50k streams.
blossom
A small album (EP) that features myself, and my good friend, on piano. With four tracks, this EP goes over a half an hour in length.
Expand or Expire vol. 4
Collaborated with Expand or Expire, a Salt Lake music collective, to release on their compilation series.
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Curated, managed, mixed and mastered this album for my Indie label. Includes tracks from thirteen Utah artists.


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Ruby Cycle and Looping
Ruby:Enumberable#Cycle
The #cycle method uses a block for each element of an enumerable object (ranges, hash, or array) repeatedly for n times or endlessly if n isn't specified. If a negative number or the source is empty then cycle returns nothing. It also returns nil if the loop finishes without getting interrupted. Cycle saves elements to an internal array so changes to enum after the first pass no effect; it is a nondestructive method.
In the example above we call ".cycle" on array. It will then iterate over each element in array for the length of the array to finish one cycle. We specify 2 cycles so it will iterate over the array a second time. Without specifying n the code will run numerous cycles. With this in mind we should also note #cycle does not specify the number of element to cycle through. Additionally, if #cycle is not passed a block it will return an Enumerator.
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The While loop
This loop executes code while a condition is TRUE. The conditional can be separated by "do", a new line, backslash, or semicolon. Use the while loop when you want code to run while a condition is true. the term "break" may be used in a while loop if you want the loop to stop executing code before the condition becomes false.
The Until Loop executes code while the conditional is False. Please take note this is different from the while loop. Similar to the while loop, the code is separated by "do", a new line, or a semicolon. This loop is in the same format as the while loop. Just replace while with until. Use the while loop when you want code to run until the condition becomes false.
The For statement executes code once for each element in the expression. A For loop is the same as " (expression).each do |variable| code end" except that the For loop doesn't create a new scope for local variables. A for loop expression is separated from code by..guess? "do", a new line, or a semicolon. Use a for loop when you want code to run a specific number of times.
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Abstract: We investigate a new kernel-based classifier: the Kernel Fisher Discriminant (KFD). A mathematical programming formulation based on the observation that KFD maximizes the average margin permits an interesting modification of the original KFD algorithm yielding the sparse KFD. We find that both, KFD and the proposed sparse KFD, can be understood in an unifying probabilistic context. Furthermore, we show connections to Support Vector Machines and Relevance Vector Machines. From this understanding, we are able to outline an interesting kernel-regression technique based upon the KFD algorithm. Simulations support the usefulness of our approach.


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People want to be understood. That's why support groups are so popular.
We all have problems, and we all want to know that we're not alone.
Wednesday evening I posted a comment on a friend's blog. Or rather, I tried to post a comment.
True to my tendencies, it was really far too wordy to be called a comment. I actually spent about half an hour wordsmithing a multiple-paragraph response.
But when I hit the submit button to post it, Wordpress gave me a generic error page. Presumably something timed out while I was crafting my reply.
And when I hit the Back button, my comment was gone. :-(
*&%$#@!
My mind raced. What are my options here?
Maybe I should just re-type the whole thing? It was only 300 words or so.
Nah. The text I wrote was perfect. I probably won't be able to remember it just the way it was.
And why should I have to? Firefox and Wordpress screwed this up, not me!
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After several other attempts that brought me to dead ends, here is the technique that succeeded:
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Lost in Space review by Ernest Lilley
Cast: William Hurt (John Robinson), Mimi Rodgers (Maureen Robinson), Gary Oldman (Dr. Smith), Matt LeBlanc (Don West), Heather Graham (Judy), Jack Johnson (Will), Lacey Chabert (Penny), Dick Tufeld (Robot's Voice) Director: Stephen Hopkins Screenwriter/Producer: Akiva Goldsman
LOST IN SPACE is a blast! Of all the TV series remakes I've seen, LIS plays the deftest hand, updating the overly campy original series with a darker cast while incorporating style and substance from the original. Gone is the international tension that sparked sabotage of the Space Family Robinson's colonizing mission to Alpha Centuri, replaced by the Sedition, a movement to thwart the unified Earth government's project to establish a hypergate to Alpha Prime - a planet probes have identified as capable of supporting Terran life. With the Eco-systems of Earth on the ropes, Scientist John Robinson is willing to travel to Alpha Prime by normal space to establish the crucial "other link" and make two-way hypertravel possible. Driven by his work, and haunted by the specter of his own father's parenting failure, he insists on taking his family. It's a twisted idea, as the self proclaimed "Space Captive" Penny explains in her personal video diary, but he means well by it. Dr. Smith does not mean well by anyone, and in the pay of the Sedition sabotages the mission in classic style. His reward for avarice is an all expense paid trip to an unknown region of the galaxy with the Robinsons.
The elements of the original series are lovingly encoded into a very fresh work by writer/producer Akiva Goldsman, who deserves applause for mixing the old and new without making them look borrowed…and us blue. The tributes are many, from the appearance of five of the original LIS cast as support characters in the pre-launch segment, to morphing of ship and robot from old to new and the use of the familiar robot voice. Mark Goddard, the original Major West, belies his retirement from acting in his short but nicely realized role as "The General", giving orders to the upstart Major West. Throughout the film you will see shots coinciding with actual sequences from the series as your mind clicks into a place 30+ years ago, assuming you were around then. It will be curious to see the reverse effect on younger audiences if they ever see the series pilot, suddenly seeing the connections in the film.
While the old is well served, so is the new. The original cast cameos work to hand off their roles to the next generations, especially the ones by June Lockhart (the Principal) and Mark Goddard. The props echo or incorporate their predecessors, but they do it with cutting edge style. Even the storyline makes sense. It is excellent SF, and surprisingly consistent for a mass appeal Sci-Fi project. LOST IN SPACE takes advantage of the audience's SF education in the intervening years. Goldsman has put together a complex project that would have been overkill not long ago but now deserves the accolade action packed instead.
The new cast does a super job of balancing old and new. Gary Oldman's Dr. Smith is a tribute to Jonathan Harris's performance, with just the right amount of the old ("oh, the pain…the pain…") and the new. Oldman's Dr. Smith happily acknowledges his evil - it's a philosophical choice, he explains. I liked the more competent villain he portrays as much as I liked Mimi Rogers as Maureen Robinson. In fact, I've always liked Mimi Rogers, and I think it's good to have a Maureen Robinson with a Playboy pictorial (Mar '93) in addition to her movie credits. Though she doesn't show an excess of skin, Mimi shows plenty of steel in the new role. William Hurt's John Robinson gets a 90's update too. Screenwriter Goldsman used the part to recall the splintered families that surrounded us as we watched the original, and to promise that among the wonders of future parents working to save their families will be the most precious. Hurt's character does beat us over the head with his awareness of the effect of his work obsession though, as we all got it the first time.
If you want a benchmark for how far CGI (Computer Generated Imagery) has come, compare the opening "bubble fighter" space combat sequence to the Babylon 5 Star Fury shots. The only things not CGI are Matt LeBlanc and the other pilots. Crisp and breathtaking. The B5 work has nothing to be ashamed of, but it's nowhere near the LIS sequence. Now go back and check the Star Fighter combat scenes from THE LAST STARFIGHTER. Ouch. And I thought they were so sharp when they came out in 1984. Or even more telling, take a look again at the Millennium Falcon jumping to hyperspace and then compare it to the Jupiter 2's fiery transit. Wow.
LOST IN SPACE reunites us with an important piece of our Sci-Fi past . For those of us who watched, glued to the screen as Irwin Allen's first family in space launched from our black and white screens back in 1965, this timewarp serves a kindness no school reunion ever will, showing us our memories as we'd like to remember them - improved by the passing years. Incredibly, it even knows when to get off the stage, leaving us brimming with hope and wondering about what comes next.
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[gecode-users] Channeling between SetVarArrays
Guido Tack
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Tue Jun 21 14:19:14 CEST 2011
On 21 Jun 2011, at 13:51, Johannes Inführ wrote:
> Is it possible in Gecode to channel two SetVarArrays A and B, so that when A[3] contains 5, B[5] contains 3?
There is no specialized propagator for this, but you can implement a decomposition using element intersection constraints:
for (int i=0; i<A.size(); i++) {
SetVar z0(*this, i,i, Set::Limits::min, Set::Limits::max);
element(*this, SOT_INTER, B, A[i], z0);
}
This propagates that the intersection of all B[j] for j in A[i] is z0, which contains at least i.
Note that the reverse implication is not propagated: if A[3] does not contain 5, then B[5] can still contain 3. You can add
SetVar z1(*this, i,i, Set::Limits::min, Set::Limits::max);
element(*this, SOT_INTER, A, B[i], z1);
inside the loop to get both directions.
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To send bitcoin, all you need is a receiving address and the amount that you want to send. (There are two optional items that you can add to the transaction, but you probably don't need them!)
1. Receiving Address [Required]
This is the bitcoin address for the bitcoins that you send. This is the "payee" or "receiver", which goes in the "Receiving Address" field
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* For the desktop version: You can use a cut-and-paste technique.
For example, the receiver can send you their receiving address in an email, a text message, on a website, etc).
* For the mobile version: You can use the same cut-and-paste approach, or you can use the camera on your smartphone and the receiver's QR code (which could be on paper, in an email, on a website, etc.) The camera can be accessed by using the small camera icon to the left of the "receiving address" field.
2. Amount [Required]
This is the amount of bitcoin that you wish to send. When you type numbers into this field, you are automatically shown the equivalent
in either bitcoin or your currentcy of choice, depending on the setting of the currency button (just to the left of the input area. ) The
amount of bitcoin that you send is exactly what the receiver will receive. The transaction fee is added on top of your specified amount,
so you can't actually send the precie total amount in your wallet. (You can send most of it, less the transaction fee, to empty out your wallet.)
3 Comment [Optional]
You can include up to 40 characters in the transaction which will be stored on the blockchain forever, with an immutable date&time stamp. Do not put any passwords and or anything in this comment that should remain secure, because it can be seen by anyone! You can use this to "document" your transaction. In the future, you can use this to prove that this transaction happened on that specific date and time. Note
that the transaction fee is based on the number of characters in the transaction, so adding text here increases the number of characters, and therefore the fees, for this transaction. The comment field has a limited character set: you can only use letters, numbers, and the following punctuation: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) [ ] | ; : ? . , ~
You cannot use any slashes, angle brackets, single or double quotes, or other symbols.
Important: Although this information is stored on the blockchain, it might be hard to find again later due to the size of the blockchain. If you want to be able to find this transaction (and its comment) again, you should create a mechanism of storing your transactions, such as a flat text file. Alternatively, you can always use the DexWallet to find your transactions. However, the DexWallet doesn't show the comments that are associated with any transaction.
4 Fee (in satoshis per byte) [Optional]
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your trasaction mathematically. These miners are also the keepers of database copies. There are more than 6,000 mining servers at this time.
The transaction fee, also called the "mining fee" is calculated automatically, and is based on the number of charcters in the transaction
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THREE level of fees: normal, half hour, and one hour. The normal fee should be used unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing. Higher fees
will generally get your transaction confirmed faster, but at a cost.  If you don't understand this, just use the recommended fee.
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clicking on the transaction ID in your DexWallet history listing.
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You can receive bitcoin from *ANY* bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) wallet.
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An abbreviation for "transaction".
Receiving Address:
The target (ie. receiver) of the funds in any Tx.
Transaction Fee:
A fee required for the miners who validate transactions.
Miner:
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Retailer, Merchant:
merchant who accepts bitcoin for goods or services.
User:
Someone who uses bitcoin to pay for goods & services.
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Q: If nothing is stored on a server, and there is no "user account",
how can I login to my wallet the second (and subsequent) times?
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about your wallet's bitcoin address (and other parameters).
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A: YES! Further, it means that you can have as many DexWallets (or
bitcoin addresses) as you wish! Create two different DexWallets and
use them to send money to each other for practice. Or create a wallet
for a specific use, and then, as soon as the money is received, send
that money to a different wallet and then never use that first wallet
again. Remember that every transaction uses a small transaction fee.
Q: I am storing my DexWallet URLs in my browser bookmarks. Is this OK?
A: This is not a good idea, for a number of reasons: First, if you have
more than one DexWallet, you might get them confused. Second, if your
browser or computer crashes, you may lose your bookmarks, and
you will never be able to recover your bitcoin. Third, if other
people use your computer, they might be able to gain access to your
bitcoin wallet and spend your money. So, you can do this, but it
should not be the only backup your have of your DexWallet URLs, and
you should set a strong password on your DexWallet account.
Q: Can I use the desktop version *AND* the mobile version?
A: Yes! If you use the same URL, you will get to the same DexWallet
on either (or both) devices. Since the bitcoin network is completely
synchronized, anything you do on one version will be automatically
included in all other versions. You can use your DexWallet URL in
(almost) any browser on (almost) any device!
Q: I want to completely clear out my DexWallet address by sending all
all of the bitcoin to another address. How do I know how much I can
send and still leave enough bitcoin for the small transaction fee?
A: When you decide to send all of the bitcoin from your DexWallet, and
you use the [SEND] button to create the transaction, you will be
prompted with a [CONFIRM] dialogue box that shows you the details of
your transaction. A few attempts will allow you to calculate the
precise amount you can transfer while leaving the rest of the value
for the transaction fee. A [SEND-ALL-BITCOIN] button has been
suggested, so it might appear in a future revision of this software.
Q: Where can I find out more about bitcoin?
A: Start with http://bitcoin.org
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A: Dexagon is Toronto-based technology and blockchain company. This is
out first public blockchain project, and there are many more projects
like this one in development. Check out our other services at:
http://dexagon.com
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password.
You must backup your URL as well as your password . Together, they provide the security of your wallet. If you lose either one (or both), your bitcoin funds will be lost. Be sure to backup both of these items to retain access to your funds. (Backing up the QR code is also a good idea, which can be done with a print-screen or a normal print operation.)
Instructions:
1. Use the "settings" button at the top of the screen to access the
settings menu, and select [BACKUP].
2. If you are on a desktop, you can use a screen-print function, or
simply print the page to a printer. Store this is a very safe place.
(Some people like to laminate this printout to make it more robust,
but be careful where you take it to be laminated, because exposing
this page to anyone could result in your bitcoins being stolen!)
3. If you are on a mobile device, you can use a screenshot. Be careful
where you store this screenshot, and do not show it to anyone.
4. For even more protection, you can simply write down the words and
the password, and disregard the QR code that is presented to you.
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password.
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This is a FREE browser-based bitcoin wallet that allows you to send and receive bitcoins from any wallet on the bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) blockchain.
If you have been here before, and you already have a DexWallet URL, you should probably use that to access this service. This is especially true if you already have bitcoin in your (existing) wallet.
If you haven't been here before, or simply want to create a new wallet, you have to chose between using a password or not using a password. DexWallet strongly suggests that you use a password, as it provides
additional protection for your bitcoin wallet.
The advantage of using a password is increased security. The disadvantage is that you have to remember (and backup!) your password. Losing either the URL or the password will result in your losing your bitcoins. Remember to backup EVERYTHING that is important to you.
The advantage of not using a password is that getting into your wallet is one step shorter than using a password. However, without that one step, you bitcoin wallet is easier to comprise.
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They are just a tool
They aren't lazy, though!
Programming is simply the act of entering instructions for the computer to perform.

Install Python, at least version 3.8
Pick and editor. Even Notepad should work, but I recommend Visual Studio Code
Get familiar with the Interactive Shell - either using terminal or IDLE
Leave all frustration behind, because you are going to fail. A lot.
>>> 2
2
>>> 2 + 2
4
>>>
| Operator | Operation | Example | Evaluates to... |
|---|---|---|---|
| ** | Exponent | 2 ** 3 | 8 |
| % | Modulus/remainder | 22 & 8 | 6 |
| // | Integer division/floored quotient | 22 // 8 | 2 |
| / | Division | 22 / 8 | 2.75 |
| * | Multiplication | 3 * 5 | 15 |
| - | Subtraction | 5 - 2 | 3 |
| + | Addition | 2 + 2 | 4 |
>>> 2 + 3 * 6
20
>>> (2 + 3) * 6
30
>>> 23 / 7
3.2857142857142856
>>> 2 + 2
4
>>> (5 - 1) * ((7 + 1) / (3 - 1))
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Expressions are just values combined with operators, and they always evaluate down to a single value
A data type is a category for values, and every value belongs to exactly one data type.
Most common data types in Python
| Data Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Integers | -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 |
| Floating-point numbers | -1.25, -1.0, -0.5, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.25 |
| Strings | 'a', 'aa', 'aaa', 'Hello!', '11 cats' |
>>> 'Alice' + 'Bob'
'AliceBob'
>>> 'Alice' + 42
...TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str
>>> 'Alice' * 5
'AliceAliceAliceAliceAlice'
>>> 'Alice' * 'Bob'
...TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'str'
>>> 'Alice' * 5.0
...TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'float'
Variable name, an equal sign (called the assignment operator), and the value to be stored
If you enter the assignment statement spam = 42, then a variable named spam will have the integer value 42 stored in it.
Think of a variable as a labeled box that a value is placed in
>>> spam = 40
>>> spam
40
>>> eggs = 2
>>> spam + eggs
42
>>> spam + eggs + spam
82
>>> spam = spam + 2
>>> spam
Please don't call spam a variable that contains the integer 40
Use descriptive names
It can be only one word with no spaces.
It can use only letters, numbers, and the underscore (_) character.
It can’t begin with a number.
camelCaseIsPreferred
No quotes this time.
Setup your editor of choice
Instructions for VS Code
Save all the time!
# This program says hello and asks for my name.
print('Hello, world!')
print('What is your name?') # ask for their name
myName = input()
print('It is good to meet you, ' + myName)
print('The length of your name is:')
print(len(myName))
print('What is your age?') # ask for their age
myAge = input()
print('You will be ' + str(int(myAge) + 1) + ' in a year.')
| Operator | Meaning |
|---|---|
| == | Equal to |
| != | Not equal to |
| < | Less than |
| > | Greater than |
| <= | Less than or equal to |
| >= | More than or equal to |
"and" and "or" operators always take two Boolean values (or expressions), so they’re considered binary operators.
The "and" operator evaluates an expression to True if both Boolean values are True; otherwise, it evaluates to False.
the "or" operator evaluates an expression to True if either of the two Boolean values is True. If both are False, it evaluates to False.
| Expression | Evaluates to... |
|---|---|
| True and True | True |
| True and False | False |
| False and True | False |
| False and False | False |
Operates on only one Boolean value (or expression).
This makes it a unary operator.
The not operator simply evaluates to the opposite Boolean value.
The program execution (or simply, execution) is a term for the current instruction being executed.
If you print the source code on paper and put your finger on each line as it is executed, you can think of your finger as the program execution.
Not all programs execute by simply going straight down, however.
If you use your finger to trace through a program with flow control statements, you’ll likely find yourself jumping around the source code based on conditions, and you’ll probably skip entire clauses.
Blocks begin when the indentation increases.
Blocks can contain other blocks.
Blocks end when the indentation decreases to zero or to a containing block’s indentation.
The most common type of flow control statemen
An "if" statement’s clause (that is, the block following the "if" statement) will execute if the statement’s condition is True
The clause is skipped if the condition is False.
“If this condition is true, execute the code in the clause.
An if clause can optionally be followed by an else statement.
The else clause is executed only when the if statement’s condition is False.
If this condition is true, execute this code. Or else, execute that code.
Flowchart below.
The elif statement is an “else if” statement that always follows an if or another elif statement.
It provides another condition that is checked only if all of the previous conditions were False.
Flowchart below.
You can make a block of code execute over and over again using a "while" statement.
The code in a "while" clause will be executed as long as the "while" statement’s condition is True.
Flowchart below.
If you want to execute a block of code only a certain number of times
Flowchart below.
Can you rewrite the previous code without using "for"?
All Python programs can call a basic set of functions called built-in functions
Python also comes with a set of modules called the standard library
Each module is a Python program that contains a related group of functions that can be embedded in your programs.
For example, the random module has random number-related functions
You must import the module with an import statement
Can you write a "Guess the Number" game?
Functions
A function is like a miniprogram within a program.
A major purpose of functions is to group code that gets executed multiple times
Without functions, you would have to copy and paste the code each time!
A parameter is the variable(s) inside the parentheses in the function definition
An argument is the value that is sent to the function
When an expression is used with a return statement, the return value is what this expression evaluates to.
Example: The len() function with an argument such as 'Hello' evaluates to the integer value 5, the length of the string.
Most arguments are identified by their position in the function call
However, rather than through their position, keyword arguments are identified by the keyword put before them in the function call.
For example, the print() function has the optional parameters end and sep
Python will remember which line of code called the function.
The execution can return there when it encounters a return statement.
If that original function called other functions, the execution would return to those function calls first.
Then it returns to the original function call.
Output below:
What?! Check below:
Right now, getting an error, or exception, in your Python program means the entire program will crash.
You don’t want this to happen in real-world programs.
You want the program to detect errors, handle them, and then continue to run.
Output below:
Output below:
A list is a value that contains multiple values in an ordered sequence.
A list value looks like this: ['cat', 'bat', 'rat', 'elephant']
Values inside the list are called items.
The same thing as a function, except it is “called on” a value.
For example, if a list value were stored in spam, you would call the index() list method
The method part comes after the value, separated by a period.
Each data type has its own set of methods.
Send me a SMS using Python.
Tip: Google for Twilio and Python 😎


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HTTP3 support built-in
HTTPS-proxy support built-in
Internationized Domain Names are supported
IPv6-enabled
Kerberos V4 auth is supported (deprecated)
Kerberos V5 auth is supported
Supports files larger than 2GB
libz features are present
Multiple SSL backends available
NTLM auth is supported
NTLM delegation to winbind helper is supported
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SSL options are present
Built against Windows SSPI
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Model Selection and Specification
For predicting and forecasting the future prices, since the data was available over time, we will be using the time series, forecasting model.
The main components that will be considered in a time series are,
- Level-The baseline value for the series if it were a straight line.
- Trend-Linear increasing or decreasing behavior of the series over time.
- Seasonality- Repeating patterns or cycles of behavior over time.
- Noise-Variability in the observations that the model cannot explain.
When we analyzed our datasets using Tableau, we could see trends and seasonality in the dataset. Hence, it is essential to consider all four components while building the time series forecasting models.
Time Series Forecasting Models
Choosing the forecast method depends on various factors like the context of the forecast, the relevance and availability of historical data, the degree of accuracy desirable, the time period to be forecast, the other factors like recession and capturing structural changes, and some of the models that were considered in discussed below.
ARIMA
ARIMA stands for Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average.
Statistical Technique used to model univariate time series data.
Works best when there is non-stationarity in the dataset, meaning that the mean and variance of the dataset over the timeframe will not be constant.
The ARIMA model, however, fails to capture structural changes.
LSTM
LSTM is a recurrent neural network, and the abbreviation is Long Short Term Memory.
The model learns from the recent past data, and the data signals also travel in the backward direction with a feedback mechanism, making it a more effective time series forecasting model.
However, the LSTM model requires a large amount of data resources and a longer time to get trained, and high memory bandwidth making it inefficient.
PROPHET
Prophet is a procedure for forecasting time series data based on an additive model where non-linear trends are fit with yearly, weekly, and daily seasonality, plus holiday effects.
It works best with time series that have strong seasonal effects and several seasons of historical data.
Prophet is robust to missing data and shifts in the trend and typically handles outliers well.
Prophet library utilizes the additive regression model y(t) comprising the following components.
Trend - models non-periodic changes.
Seasonality - represents periodic changes.
Holidays component - contributes information about holidays and events.
Prophet includes the components that need to be considered for real estate price prediction data as there is a trend observed along with some periodic changes in the prices. Also, considering the data available from 1996, the prophet time series forecasting model was chosen for analysis.


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JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language.
Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its
environment to provide programmatic control over them.
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Leaving aside whether this is pre-installed or delivered OTA (which will make a radical difference to its takeup), and the standard of execution, I like the approach: putting content closer to the customer rather than expecting them to browse around to get it. Hopefully the portal will do a bit more than just replicate WAP menus with some extra UI chrome.


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Does anyone have the latest Event Module version working OK under v8.3.6?
I haven't used the event module previously on this installation, but using latest Event Module git pull, and entering my Twitter credentials (& MQTT settings) in settings, I set the event criteria and then select 'Add'.
The event is not added, and the page returns to the default event page.
I have ensured that php5-mcrypt & php5-curl are installed, updated the database & rebooted the Pi.
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
There was a bug in the new MQTT event stuff that was only fixed last night. Can you check you have the very latest code from Github? Trystan merged it about 12 hours ago.
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Updated about 1 hour ago, so yes it's the current version.
Are you running emoncms v8.3.6?
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Hmmm - no, only v8.3.5.
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Can you check your event_settings table schema in MySql? Does it have the new mqtt columns at the end?
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Yes, it has the 4 mqtt columns, with the corresponding values.
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Can you check your Apache (or whatever web server you are using) logs? Is there anything in there that might shed some light on what is wrong?
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
The most recent entries in the Apache log are;
[Mon Oct 06 23:14:22 2014] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] 0, referer: http://digitalnut.co.uk/emoncms/event
[Mon Oct 06 23:14:22 2014] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] 0, referer: http://digitalnut.co.uk/emoncms/event
[Mon Oct 06 23:31:50 2014] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] 0, referer: http://digitalnut.co.uk/emoncms/event
[Mon Oct 06 23:31:50 2014] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] 0, referer: http://digitalnut.co.uk/emoncms/event
(<IP_ADDRESS> is my public ip address, and http://digitalnut.co.uk/ is my domain)
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Found this when I try to access your EmonCMS:
Undefined variable: result in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/event/event_controller.php on line 135.
This is the last line in the controller, where it is returning the $result variable after doing an action.
Looking at the code (https://github.com/emoncms/event/blob/master/event_controller.php) I can't see why it would be getting to the end of that method with no $result defined. Unless $session['write'] is false - but sorry I don't understand PHP so am not sure what is populating that etc.
Maybe it is due to you trying to access this over the internet (purely guessing here)? Can you access it locally?
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Yes, accessed it via my private IP, and get the same results.
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Sorry Paul - not sure what the problem is then. I just tested and I am able to add a new MQTT event using the latest version of the event module (but on v8.3.5). Perhaps Trystan or someone who knows more about the core EmonCMS code can comment on what might have changed in v8.3.6?
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Thanks Ben,having looked at the changes between v8.3.5 and v8.3.6 I doubt that that update is causing the problem. But as I said earlier, I have never used the event module on this installation, so I can't say when the problem arose.
The apache error log above may hold the key...
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
I had the same problem. There is a bug in the event_schema.php module which is probably causing this. Line 38 reads
'mqtttqos' => array('type' => 'int(3)', 'default'=>0)
It should read
'mqttqos' => array('type' => 'int(3)', 'default'=>0)
(ie mqttqos only has 2 t's.)
If you fix this in event_schema.php and update the database in the admin section, you still have to drop the column in the event table with the 3 t's
To do this go to the command line and type
mysql -u username -p
then enter the password when prompted. (use a valid username on your system, not "username"!!)
Then at the mysql prompt type the following two lines
use emoncms;
alter table event drop mqtttqos;
then type exit to quit mysql.
After I did this it worked.
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Great stuff Ian - thanks for tracking that down - I manually added those columns on my instance of EmonCMS and hence never had any problems. Apologies to all - sloppy stuff from me :(. I have just created a pull request with this fixed so hopefully Trystan will merge that soon and it will be fine going forwards.
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
That's OK. I had checked the spelling several times before I spotted it, so it took a while.
Those who haven't yet upgraded their databases they will be fine with the fixed version.
Those who have already updated will need to drop the extra column as I described above (it may work with it there, but ...?).
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Back in business, thanks guys!
Rectified the bug, removed the column with phpmyadmin and am back working.
I don't know if Trystan still has MQTT in his todo list, but it would be a massive move forward if we could get feed values published to MQTT (without having to use the event function), then we can really join things together, and get them to play nice.
I wish that I understood more about MQTT, but hasn't most of the work already been done by Jason & Ben to move this forward?
Paul
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
Just to make sure the correct chap gets the credit, it was Nubble/Jason who did 90% of the MQTT event coding, I just tidied it up a bit (and introduced a bug or two!) and created the pull request. All credit should really go to him :).
I am not sure what would be involved in adding MQTT publishing to the inner bowels of EmonCMS - but hopefully what Jason has done will help whoever tackles it.
Re: Event Module not saving events - [Sorted]
The pull request for this fix has been accepted and merged, so the latest code on GitHub should be fine now.


Chapter 15 Repeated Measures ANOVA:
- Repeated measures designs are those in which subjects are tested in each level of the independent variable. 2.The conceptual difference is that repeated measures designs allow for the separate estimation of the influence of individual differences from participant to participant, whereas between subject designs do not. 3.The repeated measures design is more economical and contains more statistical power as compared to its counterpart. 4.The assumptions of the repeated measures ANOVA 5.Power and effect size
The linear model includes two more components, the source of an individual’s performance across the entire study and how an individual interacts with the treatment levels:
This ability to isolate the source of individual differences allows us to further reduce the error variance (i.e., the denominator of the F ratio).
\(F = \frac{MR_{RM}}{MS_{sub x RM}}\)
Variability due to subjects is taken into account, but then ignored in the computation of F.
A consumer psychologist is interested in the effect of label information on the perceived quality of wine. Six individuals are asked to rate 3 different wines a scale of 1 to 20, with higher scores being a better quality. The wines were labeled as French, Italian, or American, but the wine was identical across the conditions. The results are shown below:
15.1 Assumptions of RMANOVA
- Sample randomly selected from the population
- The DV is normally distributed in the population
- Sphericity: the variances of difference scores from all possible pairs of conditions are equal
If sphericityis violated, there are several avenues to correct for it that involve applying a correction for the Epsilon value (ε) In SPSS, you’ll see the following in the within-subject ANOVA output: Lower bound correction—this is a change to the critical Fvalue from df= K–1, (n–1)(K–1) to df= 1, n–1. This severelyincreases the critical Fvalue to 6.61 in our case. Huynh & Feldtand Geisser-Greenhouse are corrections to the dfbased on the degree of violation to sphericity, and create more modest corrections to the critical Fvalue. The non-corrected dfare multiplied by the epsilon values for each respective procedure.
If none of the Fs is significant, don’t worry about these corrections—fail to reject the null. If all of the Fs are significant, then reject the null. If one/some of the “corrected” Fs is significant but others are not, then most advocate the Huynh & Feldtcorrection (it’s not as conservative as the lower bound). Field text advocates averaging the G-G and H&F estimates—for a rule of thumb, average the significance values of these estimates
15.2 Effect Size
An effect size measure, f, is used to represent the population SD between groups from the grand mean, versus population SD within a group