| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| libsvm | |
| net.sf.javaml.classification |
Provides several classification algorithms.
|
| net.sf.javaml.classification.bayes | |
| net.sf.javaml.classification.meta |
Provides meta-classifiers like for example the Bagging algorithm.
|
| net.sf.javaml.classification.tree |
Provides classification trees and derivative algorithms like
forests.
|
| net.sf.javaml.core |
The core of Java-ML: Instance and Dataset interfaces with their implementation can be found here.
|
| net.sf.javaml.distance |
Implements algorithms that can measure the distance, similarity or correlation between Instances.
|
| net.sf.javaml.distance.dtw |
Provides DTW (dynamic time-warping) based distance measures.
|
| net.sf.javaml.distance.fastdtw |
Provides the fast DTW (dynamic time-warping) approximation by Stan Salvador and Philip Chan.
|
| net.sf.javaml.distance.fastdtw.timeseries | |
| net.sf.javaml.filter |
Provides filters for instances and data sets.
|
| net.sf.javaml.filter.discretize |
Provides filters that can discretize continuous values
|
| net.sf.javaml.filter.instance |
Filters that can be run on a single instance at once.
|
| net.sf.javaml.filter.missingvalue |
Contains filters that can be used to replace missing values with
more sensible information.
|
| net.sf.javaml.filter.normalize |
Provides filters to normalize values.
|
| net.sf.javaml.tools |
Provides useful tools for the library.
|
| net.sf.javaml.tools.weka |
Provides Weka tools: converting to data to Weka, wrappers for algorithms, etc.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
SelfOptimizingLinearLibSVM.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
SelfOptimizingLinearLibSVM.classify(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
LibSVM.classify(Instance instance) |
double[] |
LibSVM.probability(Instance instance) |
double[] |
LibSVM.rawDecisionValues(Instance i) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,Instance> |
AbstractMeanClassifier.mean |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Instance |
AbstractMeanClassifier.getMean(java.lang.Object clazz) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
ZeroR.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
SOM.classDistribution(Instance inst) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
MeanFeatureVotingClassifier.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
KNearestNeighbors.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
KDtreeKNN.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
Classifier.classDistribution(Instance instance)
Generate the membership distribution for this instance using this
classifier.
|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
AbstractClassifier.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
NearestMeanClassifier.classify(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
Classifier.classify(Instance instance)
Classify the instance according to this classifier.
|
java.lang.Object |
AbstractClassifier.classify(Instance instance) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
NaiveBayesClassifier.calculateProbs(Instance inst)
Calculates the probability that testExample belongs a certain class
|
protected java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
KDependentBayesClassifier.calculateProbs(Instance inst)
Calculates the prob of the testExample being generated by each category
|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
NaiveBayesClassifier.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
KDependentBayesClassifier.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
protected void |
AbstractBayesianClassifier_compact.coverAbsentFeatures_And_fill_helpMap_compact(Instance inst)
Prepares the trained datastructures for handling new (in sample)
feature-values
|
protected void |
AbstractBayesianClassifier.coverAbsentFeatures_And_fill_helpMap(Instance inst)
Prepares the trained datastructures for handling new (in sample)
feature-values
|
protected double |
AbstractBayesianClassifier_compact.getInstValue(int topology_element,
Instance inst)
Fetches the value of a feature in the sample to classify.
|
protected double |
AbstractBayesianClassifier.getInstValue(int topology_element,
Instance inst)
Fetches the value of a feature in the sample to classify.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
SimpleBagging.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
Bagging.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
RandomTree.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
RandomForest.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
RandomTree.classify(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
RandomForest.classify(Instance instance) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractInstance
Implementation of some standard methods for instances.
|
class |
DenseInstance
Implementation of a dense instance.
|
class |
SparseInstance
Implementation of a sparse instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Instance |
Instance.add(double value)
Add a scalar value to this instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.add(double min) |
Instance |
Instance.add(Instance max)
Add an instance to this instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.add(Instance min) |
Instance |
SparseInstance.copy() |
Instance |
Instance.copy()
Create a deep copy of this instance
|
Instance |
DenseInstance.copy() |
Instance |
Instance.divide(double value)
Divide each value of this instance by a scalar value and returns the
results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.divide(double min) |
Instance |
Instance.divide(Instance currentRange)
Divide each value in this instance with the corresponding value of the
other instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.divide(Instance min) |
Instance |
DefaultDataset.instance(int index) |
Instance |
Dataset.instance(int index)
Get the instance with a certain index.
|
Instance |
Instance.minus(double value)
Subtract a scalar from this instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.minus(double min) |
Instance |
Instance.minus(Instance min)
Subtract an instance from this instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.minus(Instance min) |
Instance |
Instance.multiply(double value)
Multiply each value of this instance with a scalar value and return the
result.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.multiply(double value) |
Instance |
Instance.multiply(Instance value)
Multiply each value in this instance with the corresponding value in
provide instance.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.multiply(Instance value) |
Instance |
Instance.sqrt()
Take square root of all attributes.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.sqrt() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Set<Instance> |
DefaultDataset.kNearest(int k,
Instance inst,
DistanceMeasure dm)
Returns the k instances of the given data set that are the closest to the
instance that is given as a parameter.
|
java.util.Set<Instance> |
Dataset.kNearest(int k,
Instance instance,
DistanceMeasure dm)
Returns the k closest instances.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Instance |
Instance.add(Instance max)
Add an instance to this instance and returns the results.
|
boolean |
DefaultDataset.add(Instance e) |
boolean |
Dataset.add(Instance i)
Add an instance to this data set.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.add(Instance min) |
void |
DefaultDataset.add(int index,
Instance e) |
Instance |
Instance.divide(Instance currentRange)
Divide each value in this instance with the corresponding value of the
other instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.divide(Instance min) |
java.util.Set<Instance> |
DefaultDataset.kNearest(int k,
Instance inst,
DistanceMeasure dm)
Returns the k instances of the given data set that are the closest to the
instance that is given as a parameter.
|
java.util.Set<Instance> |
Dataset.kNearest(int k,
Instance instance,
DistanceMeasure dm)
Returns the k closest instances.
|
Instance |
Instance.minus(Instance min)
Subtract an instance from this instance and returns the results.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.minus(Instance min) |
Instance |
Instance.multiply(Instance value)
Multiply each value in this instance with the corresponding value in
provide instance.
|
Instance |
AbstractInstance.multiply(Instance value) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
DefaultDataset.addAll(java.util.Collection<? extends Instance> c) |
boolean |
DefaultDataset.addAll(int index,
java.util.Collection<? extends Instance> c) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DefaultDataset(java.util.Collection<Instance> coll)
Creates a data set that contains the provided instances
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected double |
PolynomialKernel.dotProd(Instance inst1,
Instance inst2)
Calculates a dot product between two instances
|
double |
SpearmanRankCorrelation.measure(Instance a,
Instance b) |
double |
SpearmanFootruleDistance.measure(Instance a,
Instance b) |
double |
RBFKernelDistance.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
RBFKernel.measure(Instance x,
Instance y)
XXX DOC
|
double |
PolynomialKernel.measure(Instance i,
Instance j) |
double |
PearsonCorrelationCoefficient.measure(Instance a,
Instance b)
Measures the Pearson Correlation Coefficient between the two supplied
instances.
|
double |
NormDistance.measure(Instance x,
Instance y)
XXX add doc
|
double |
NormalizedEuclideanSimilarity.measure(Instance i,
Instance j)
XXX DOC
|
double |
NormalizedEuclideanDistance.measure(Instance i,
Instance j) |
double |
MaxProductSimilarity.measure(Instance x,
Instance y)
XXX doc
|
double |
ManhattanDistance.measure(Instance x,
Instance y)
Calculates the Manhattan distance as the sum of the absolute differences
of their coordinates.
|
double |
MahalanobisDistance.measure(Instance i,
Instance j) |
double |
JaccardIndexSimilarity.measure(Instance a,
Instance b) |
double |
JaccardIndexDistance.measure(Instance a,
Instance b) |
double |
EuclideanDistance.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
DistanceMeasure.measure(Instance x,
Instance y)
Calculates the distance between two instances.
|
double |
CosineSimilarity.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
CosineDistance.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
ConsistencyIndex.measure(Instance a,
Instance b) |
double |
ChebychevDistance.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
CachedDistance.measure(Instance i,
Instance j) |
double |
AngularDistance.measure(Instance i,
Instance j) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
DTWSimilarity.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
FastDTW.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
Band.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
double |
Abstraction.measure(Instance x,
Instance y) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TimeSeries(Instance y) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
UnsetClassFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
void |
RetainAttributes.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
RemoveAttributes.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
InstanceFilter.filter(Instance inst)
Applies this filter to an instance
|
void |
ClassReplaceFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
abstract void |
AbstractFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
TwoBinMinimalEntropyPartitioning.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
ThreeBinMinimalEntropyPartitioning.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
RecursiveMinimalEntropyPartitioning.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
FourBinMinimalEntropyPartitioning.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
EqualWidthBinning.filter(Instance instance) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RoundValueFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
void |
ReplaceValueFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
void |
FloorValueFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
void |
CeilValueFilter.filter(Instance inst) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ReplaceWithValue.filter(Instance inst) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Instance |
NormalizeMeanIQR135.getMean() |
Instance |
NormalizeMeanIQR135.getStd() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
NormalizeMidrange.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
NormalizeMeanIQR135.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
NormalizeMean.filter(Instance instance) |
void |
InstanceNormalizeMidrange.filter(Instance instance) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.average(Dataset data)
Creates an instance that contains the average values for the attributes.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.createInstanceFromAttribute(Dataset data,
int i)
Creates an Instance from the values of one particular attribute over all
Instances in a data set.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.createInstanceFromClass(Dataset data)
Creates an Instance from the class labels over all Instances in a data
set.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.maxAttributes(Dataset data)
Create an instance that contains all the maximum values for the
attributes.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.minAttributes(Dataset data)
Create an instance that contains all the minimum values for the
attributes.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.percentile(Dataset data,
double perc)
Calculates the percentile hinge for a given percentile.
|
static Instance |
InstanceTools.randomGaussianInstance(int length)
Creates a random instance with the given number of attributes.
|
static Instance |
InstanceTools.randomInstance(int length)
Creates a random instance with the given number of attributes.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.standardDeviation(Dataset data,
Instance avg)
Creates an instance that contains the standard deviation of the values
for each attribute.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static double[] |
InstanceTools.array(Instance inst)
Create an array representation of the instance attributes.
|
static boolean |
InstanceTools.hasMissingValues(Instance inst)
Checks if there are any missing values in the instance.
|
static Instance |
DatasetTools.standardDeviation(Dataset data,
Instance avg)
Creates an instance that contains the standard deviation of the values
for each attribute.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Instance |
FromWekaUtils.instanceFromWeka(weka.core.Instance inst) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Double> |
WekaClassifier.classDistribution(Instance instance) |
java.lang.Object |
WekaClassifier.classify(Instance instance) |
weka.core.Instance |
ToWekaUtils.instanceToWeka(Instance inst) |
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Mesh¶
The Mesh module.
Mesh AddBlendShapeFrame¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__AddBlendShapeFrame__SystemString_SystemSingle_UnityEngineVector3Array_UnityEngineVector3Array_UnityEngineVector3Array__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.String shapeNameSystem.Single frameWeightUnityEngine.Vector3[] deltaVerticesUnityEngine.Vector3[] deltaNormalsUnityEngine.Vector3[] deltaTangents)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh Clear¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__Clear__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh ClearBlendShapes¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__ClearBlendShapes__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh CombineMeshes¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__CombineMeshes__UnityEngineCombineInstanceArray__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceUnityEngine.CombineInstance[] combine)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
op_Equality¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__op_Equality__UnityEngineObject_UnityEngineObject__SystemBoolean
(UnityEngine.Object UnityEngine.Object)¶
outputs: unnamed (Boolean
)
flow: none
Mesh Equals¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__Equals__SystemObject__SystemBoolean
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Object other)¶
outputs: unnamed (Boolean
)
flow: none
Mesh get_bindposes¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_bindposes__UnityEngineMatrix4x4Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Matrix4x4[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_blendShapeCount¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_blendShapeCount__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh get_boneWeights¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_boneWeights__UnityEngineBoneWeightArray
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (BoneWeight[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_bounds¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_bounds__UnityEngineBounds
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Bounds
)
flow: none
Mesh get_colors¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_colors__UnityEngineColorArray
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Color[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_colors32¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_colors32__UnityEngineColor32Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Color32[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_indexFormat¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_indexFormat__UnityEngineRenderingIndexFormat
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (IndexFormat
)
flow: none
Mesh get_isReadable¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_isReadable__SystemBoolean
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Boolean
)
flow: none
Mesh get_name¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_name__SystemString
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (String
)
flow: none
Mesh get_normals¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_normals__UnityEngineVector3Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector3[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_subMeshCount¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_subMeshCount__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh get_tangents¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_tangents__UnityEngineVector4Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector4[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_triangles¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_triangles__SystemInt32Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv2¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv2__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv3¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv3__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv4¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv4__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv5¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv5__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv6¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv6__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv7¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv7__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_uv8¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_uv8__UnityEngineVector2Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector2[]
)
flow: none
Mesh get_vertexBufferCount¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_vertexBufferCount__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh get_vertexCount¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_vertexCount__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh get_vertices¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__get_vertices__UnityEngineVector3Array
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Vector3[]
)
flow: none
Mesh GetBaseVertex¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBaseVertex__SystemInt32__SystemUInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 submesh)¶
outputs: unnamed (UInt32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetBindposes¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBindposes__SystemCollectionsGenericListUnityEngineMatrix4x4__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Collections.Generic.List`1[UnityEngine.Matrix4x4] bindposes)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh GetBlendShapeFrameCount¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBlendShapeFrameCount__SystemInt32__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 shapeIndex)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetBlendShapeFrameVertices¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBlendShapeFrameVertices__SystemInt32_SystemInt32_UnityEngineVector3Array_UnityEngineVector3Array_UnityEngineVector3Array__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 shapeIndexSystem.Int32 frameIndexUnityEngine.Vector3[] deltaVerticesUnityEngine.Vector3[] deltaNormalsUnityEngine.Vector3[] deltaTangents)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh GetBlendShapeFrameWeight¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBlendShapeFrameWeight__SystemInt32_SystemInt32__SystemSingle
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 shapeIndexSystem.Int32 frameIndex)¶
outputs: unnamed (Single
)
flow: none
Mesh GetBlendShapeIndex¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBlendShapeIndex__SystemString__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.String blendShapeName)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetBlendShapeName¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBlendShapeName__SystemInt32__SystemString
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 shapeIndex)¶
outputs: unnamed (String
)
flow: none
Mesh GetBoneWeights¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetBoneWeights__SystemCollectionsGenericListUnityEngineBoneWeight__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Collections.Generic.List`1[UnityEngine.BoneWeight] boneWeights)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh GetColors¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetColors__SystemCollectionsGenericListUnityEngineColor__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Collections.Generic.List`1[UnityEngine.Color] colors)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh GetHashCode¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetHashCode__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetIndexCount¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetIndexCount__SystemInt32__SystemUInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 submesh)¶
outputs: unnamed (UInt32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetIndexStart¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetIndexStart__SystemInt32__SystemUInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Int32 submesh)¶
outputs: unnamed (UInt32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetIndices¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetIndices__SystemCollectionsGenericListSystemInt32_SystemInt32__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.Int32] indicesSystem.Int32 submesh)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh GetInstanceID¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetInstanceID__SystemInt32
(UnityEngine.Mesh instance)¶
outputs: unnamed (Int32
)
flow: none
Mesh GetNormals¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetNormals__SystemCollectionsGenericListUnityEngineVector3__SystemVoid
(UnityEngine.Mesh instanceSystem.Collections.Generic.List`1[UnityEngine.Vector3] normals)¶
outputs: none
flow inputs: unnamed
flow outputs: unnamed
Mesh GetTangents¶
-
UnityEngineMesh.
__GetTangents__SystemCollectionsGenericListUnityEngineVector4__SystemVoid
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Writings
"Connaître, découvrir, communiquer - telle est, au fond, notre honorable destinée."
- François Arago
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Ensuring Information Security By Using Haskell's Advanced type System.
Proceedings of The 51st International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology.
[pdf]
- Silvia Crafa, Matteo Di Pirro, Elena Zucca.
Is Solidity Solid Enough?
Proceedings of The 3rd Workshop on Trusted Smart Contracts.
[pdf]
- Silvia Crafa, Matteo Di Pirro.
Solidity 0.5: when typed does not mean type safe.
Technical Report. arXiv:1907.02952. July 2019.
[pdf]
- Matteo Di Pirro.
How Solid is Solidity? An In-depth Study of Solidity's Type Safety.
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Dogs
Dogs don't feel guilt.
Dog urine can corrode metal.
Dogs can see in colour.
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Their sense of smell is really powerful.
They can smell disease.
Dogs can be pretty smart.
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This is a set of 225 tests to check conformance of C++ compilers and libraries to the ISO Standard. The specific area covered is STL.
This testsuite is derived from the STLport testsuite, which is derived from the Cygnus Solutions STL testsuite, which is based on ObjectSpace STL examples. Unlike the STLport version, STLport is not needed to run this.
stltest-1.00.tar.gz (83601 bytes)
This requires only modest know-how. Basically you unpack it, copy (and
edit) a suitable .mak to Makefile, and then
make check
A perfect compiler would complete the checks. For each failure of
foo1
a manual skip is required.
make dummy FUNC=foo1
That might be automated in a future version.
The result of make check
is the file
stl_test.out
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stl_test.exp
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Tandem Cargo Tricycle (1940) & More Vintage Dutch Carrier Bikes
Mechanics from the Dutch telecom department PTT (1940). Found at Transportfiets. The blog has more pictures of old Dutch carrier bikes, some of them below.
I can't believe this only happened in Holland.


There's something wrong with my line
When I dial my baby's number
I get a click every time"
A popular way to convey details about people's relationship is to have them sing about their telephone calls. One person is often singing about how much they want to call another person, or for another person to call them. The singer acquires his true love's phone number and has to muster the courage to call her; or maybe he's nervous because she promised she would call him and he's starting to have doubts. The song might convey a call's dialogue with one or two people singing about their conversation. In addition, the song could take place in the aftermath of an attempted telephone call and describe its emotional toll.
While these types of Telephone Songs are popular, the genre also covers a wide range of situations involving telephone calls, including gossip, prank calls, and advertisements. As communication technology has evolved, so have songs about them. In many countries payphones and phone booths are disappearing, so songs that mention them are becoming rarer. Mobile phones are becoming more popular, though landline phones are still prevalent in popular culture.
Often overlaps with Break-Up Song. Super-trope to Phone Number Jingle.
Music examples:
- ABBA: "Ring Ring" is was about someone being Stood Up.
- AC/DC: "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is about a hooligan who tells various subjects to call him so he can relieve certain issues.
- Adele: "Hello" is a Break Up Song about trying to call to apologize for breaking one's heart.
- Aquarium: "212-85-06" is a Russian rock song about calling another person's number to hear their voice.
- Backstreet Boys: In "The Call", the narrator calls his girlfriend so she doesn't suspect he's cheated on her with a girl he just met in a club.
- The Beach Boys: "Had To Phone Ya" has the singer trying to call his lover.
- Blondie: "Call Me" is about the day to day business of a call girl.
- Brooklyn Queen: "Emoji" exhorts the audience to text the singer various emojis.
- Garth Brooks' "Callin' Baton Rouge" (originally recorded by The Oak Ridge Boys, and then by New Grass Revival who feature prominently on Brooks' version) is about a truck driver making regular stops to call a woman he'd met in Baton Rouge the night before.
- Luke Bryan's song "Light It Up" is about the narrator continually checking his phone for a message from his love interest after a fight.
- Vicki Carr's "It Must Be Him" is about waiting feverishly for a call from her significant other despite his being no good for her.
- Jason Michael Carroll's "Hurry Home" has a man change his answering machine greeting to a plea for his runaway daughter to come back to him, so if she calls when he's not there to answer, the message will get through.
- Checkmates, Ltd.: "All Alone By The Telephone" is about waiting for one's lover to call.
- Ditto Sandy & Junior's "Baby, Liga Pra Mim".

- City Boy's "5-7-0-5" is about the singer's significant other refusing to answer his calls.
- Terri Clark's "Better Things to Do" is a phone conversation with her ex, who called hoping to find her miserable over the breakup. (Her response is to list mundane, tedious, or pointless things that are a better use of her time.)
- Claude François: "Le Téléphone Pleure" (The Telephone Cries) which has the singer calling his estranged daughter who doesn't recognizes him.
- Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show: "Sylvia's Mother" (written by Shel Silverstein) is a parody of teen breakup songs where a boy pleads over the phone to be allowed to speak to Sylvia, only to be stymied by her mother.
- Elvis Costello: "No Action" (from This Year's Model) is from the perspective of a man who no longer feels anything for his girlfriend—mentioning several times how, every time they talk on the phone, all he wants to do is hang up.
- Jim Croce: "Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels)" is an attempt by a man to get in contact with his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend, the caller's former best friend, and let them know that he's gotten over the pain.
- Dead Cat Bounce: "Mary" is about the attempts that the singer Jimmy makes to reach Mary by telephone, and all of the issues he encounters in the process (including Mary having misplaced her original cellphone, Jimmy running out of call credit, and multiple wrong numbers). It turns out that Mary is just one of a number of calls Jimmy has to make to recommend that they check themselves for STIs after prior sexual encounters.
Automated phone operator: You do not have sufficient credit to make this call.
Jimmy: Shit.
[dial tones]
Automated phone operator: The number you have entered is 607790271. Please hold while we're retrieving your balance. You have topped up by - TWENTY! - Euro. Your new balance is - TWENTY! - Euro and - TWENTY! - cents. - Dennis DeYoung: "Call Me" is about the singer asking a girl to call him on what's bothering her, which was implied to be about a "Dear John" Letter. The music video only shows him and his band taking a jam session at a Greasy Spoon.
- Drake:
- "Hotline Bling" is a Break Up Song about a guy angsting over how his girlfriend doesn't call him anymore for casual sex.
- In general Drake is known for including voicemails on his songs, particularly in his older music.
- Sheena Easton: "Telefone (Long Distance Love Affair)" where the singer longs to call her boyfriend though long distance but he doesn't reply.
- Electric Light Orchestra:
- "Calling America" is about attempting calling a girl in America (the band is British), but she doesn't respond.
- "Telephone Line" has the singer attempting to call his ex-girlfriend because he's lonely, but nobody answers.
- Paul Evans: "Hello This Is Joannie" is about a man calling his titular girlfriend to apologize after a bad fight, only to get her answering machine. He then receives a phone call from a friend telling him Joannie died in a car crash.
- Suzanne Fellini: "Love on the Phone" is about a woman who longs for the touch of her lover, but because of the distance, has to settle for phone sex.
- Foreigner: "Love on the Telephone" is about nervously maintaining a long-distance relationship.
- Fountains of Wayne: "Hung Up on You" tells the story of a guy who keeps calling his former lover from lots of different places, hoping to get through to her.
I can't dial the phone just now even though I know your number [...]
Ever since you hung up on me I'm hung up on you - Gabriel O Pensador: in "2345meia78" he goes to a payphone and calls every girl he knows, trying to get some action for the weekend.
- Tom T. Hall: "Tulsa Telephone Book" is about a guy who has a one-night stand with a woman named Shirley. He winds up falling in love with her, but Shirley disappears before he can find out her full name. So now he's reading and rereading the phone book, calling everyone with the first name Shirley in desperate hope of finding her again.
- Paul Misraki: The French song Tout va très bien, madame la marquise (incredibly popular in Russia and well known in Israel) is about a noblewoman (a man in the Israeli version) calling home to ask how things are, and receiving a Back to Front report about how everything is fine.
- Parry Gripp:
- "I'm A Crazy Weirdo" is, well... a song about a self-proclaimed "crazy weirdo" calling someone repeatedly.
- "You're Driving Me Crazy" features someone complaining about someone who won't stop calling them.
- "This Is My Ringtone" is a person's ringtone that seems to exist only to gloat about the fact that the phone it's on is an iPhone.
- Rupert Holmes: "Answering Machine" was recorded in 1980, a song about an excited fiancee trying to phone his intended with a marriage proposal, but always getting her answering machine. That 30-second time limit is a real mood-killer.
- Joseph E. Howard and Ida Emerson: The 1899 song "Hello! Ma Baby", popularized by the short One Froggy Evening, is probably Ur-Example. It has a man singing about his girlfriend, whom he only knows through the telephone.
- Billy Idol: "Crank Call" which is about, eh, crank calls.
- Alan Jackson: "Wanted" is the narrator calling to place a "want ad" apologizing to the woman who left him and asking her to come back.
- Carly Rae Jepsen: "Call Me Maybe" is about giving one's number to a love interest.
- The Kinks: "Party Line" is about a shared telephone line. The singer wants to get acquainted with a girl he keeps hearing speaking on this line, but can't get the privacy to ask her more.
- Kraftwerk: "The Telephone Call" is about maintaining a long distance relationship.
- Lady Gaga: "Telephone" is a Break Up Song where the singer pretends the phone has bad service and then tells their ex to stop calling.
- The Laurie Berkner Band: "Telephone" is about trying to call friends, only to find they aren't home to answer.
- Brenda Lee's "Bigelow 6-200" is about the narrator waiting for her boyfriend to call her after an argument.
- Logic, Khalid, and Alessia Cara: "1-800-273-8255" is about talking someone out of suicide. The title is the number of the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, though it isn't actually mentioned in the song itself.
- Madness's "Close Escape" from Absolutely is a black comedy number from the point of view of an obscene phone caller.
- Maroon 5: "Payphone" has the singer "trying to call home" to find out how their relationship went wrong.
- Milli Vanilli: In "Baby Don't Forget My Number", the singer urges his lover to call him if she needs him.
- New Edition: "Mr. Telephone Man" is about calling the telephone repairman because the singer hears a click when he dials his lover's number, probably because she keeps on hanging up on him.
- Pink Floyd's "Nobody Home" from The Wall is about the singer trying to get in contact with his ex-wife over the telephone, only to find that there's nobody home.
- Pretenders "The Phone Call" is about Domestic Abuse (or that's the most obvious interpretation).
- Charlie Puth: In "One Call Away", the singer assures his lover he'll be there if she calls.
- The RAH Band's "Clouds Across The Moon" is about an interplantary phone call from (presumably) Earth to Mars, and the technical difficulties such a thing entails.
- Eddy Raven has two:
- "Operator, Operator" (Covered Up Larry Willoughby): He's called her up to apologize, but she's hung up before he could, so he asks the operator to reconnect the number.
- "Who Do You Know in California". A man in an affair is outed when the mistress calls up his wife by accident, leading the wife to ask "Who do you know in California, and what's she doing calling here?"
- R.E.M.: "Star 69" is about the *69 feature on the telephone to call back the last person who called. The singer uses this feature to call back prank callers while posing as law enforcement.
- The Replacements: In "Answering Machine", the singer gets frustrated when he's trying to call someone but only gets the answering machine.
- Ray Stevens: "It's Me Again, Margaret" (Covered Up Paul Craft) is about a pervert who keeps making lewd calls to the eponymous Margaret. By the final verse, he's been tracked down and caught by the police. Guess who he calls with his One Phone Call...
- Rixton: "Speakerphone" has the singer calling his baby only when he's drunk, and demanding that she uses speakerphone because he knows she's not alone.
- Adam Schlesinger and David Javerbaum: "Text Me Merry Christmas", performed by Straight No Chaser and Kristen Bell, about sending one's lover a Christmas text message.
- Sully Sefil's "J'voulais" (I wanted) has the protagonist calling his girlfriend after a bank robbery that went wrong. He explains that he did it so they could have a better life and he didn't intend to kill anyone. At the end of the song, the man kills himself when cornered by the police.
- Blake Shelton's song "Austin" is about a woman calling a man she broke up with a year prior and only getting his answering machine - but to her surprise at the end of every message, he mentions her by nickname and says that he still loves her. At the end of the song he calls her back, and when she answers it, she echoes the messages he'd been leaving, confirming at the end that she still loves him.
- Skyhooks' "Balwyn Calling": The subject makes the mistake of giving his phone number to a girl he had sex with.
- The whole trope wouldn't be possible without Alexander Graham Bell!
- Cole Swindell's "Dad's Old Number": the narrator reflexively calls the number years after his father passed away; the song is his conversation with the stranger who answers.
- Tommy Tutone: "867-5309/Jenny" is about a guy who finds Jenny's number on some Bathroom Stall Graffiti and wants to call it.

- Bobby Vee's "Anonymous Phone Call" is about his emotional upset after a stranger calls to tell him his girlfriend is unfaithful.
- Village People: "Sex Over the Phone", which is exactly that.
- Torcadero: In "(617)" the singer generalizes his lovers based on their area code.
- The White Stripes has a number of songs involving calling people, which is Lampshaded in the liner notes to their final album where they include the word "telephone" in a list of all the people who have helped them out.
- "Wasting My Time" begins with a frustrating phone call where the narrator tries to get a straight answer from his lover on whether she's interested in him.
- The first verse of "Screwdriver" involves calling a friend and trying to come up with something to do.
- "Hello Operator":
Hello Operator, can you give me number nineCan I see you later, can you give me back my dime?
- The central conflict of "Effect And Cause", a break-up song of sorts about playing the Blame Game seems to be about the couple not returning each other's calls.
- "A Martyr for My Love For You" is told from the perspective of someone breaking up with their lover over the phone, recounting the story of their relationship and explaining why it won't work out.

- Stevie Wonder: "I Just Called To Say I Love You" is about calling to express one's love even if there's no special occasion.
- The Two Ronnies as Jehosophat and Jones: In "Stuttering Bum" the singer is calling his love on the telephone, trying to overcome a nervous stutter as he does so.
Other examples:
- The theme of the Ghostbusters franchise urges listeners to call the ghost-hunting team.
- In a What Could Have Been for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, there was going to be a Telephone Hour parody about Josh Chan being on the apps. It is featured as a demo on the fourth season soundtrack set to the tune of the original song. (Presumably to get a feel for the song so the melody would've been changed so as not to get sued.)
- Sesame Street
- In "Telephone Rock", Little Jerry and the Monotones ask the operator to "put some rockin' and rollin' on the telephone." Eventually the operator calls the police on them. At the end of the song, Big Bird says "I wonder how they got that piano in there?"
- Monty in "Watermelons and Cheese" advises the characters how to properly answer the telephone, saying you should't say "watermelons and cheese" (unless you're a watermelon or a cheese).
- J-Si on The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show sung a parody of Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" about customer service calls titled "Outsourcing".
- Jim Backus' "Dirty Old Man" has a gentleman making obscene phone calls with his profanity and double entendres bleeped out with cartoon sound effects. The first woman he calls sounded like "an old walrus." When the second woman actually wants to take him up on a night of fun, he hangs up and stammers "What the (bleep) is the world coming to?? She was a pervert!!"
- Nichols and May:
- Their "Telephone Sketch" deals with a guy trying to get his dime refunded from a coin phone after he makes an errant call. He goes through red tape cut lengthwise and in the end is completely thwarted.
- Their "Mother and Son" skit has an aerospace engineer having a guilt trip laid on him by his mother over the phone for not calling her frequently enough.
- In Bells Are Ringing, the song "A Perfect Relationship" is about how a telephone operator has a crush on one of her clients. They can only hear each other's voices, too bad she put on an old woman voice to talk to him at first and is now stuck.
- "The Telephone Hour" in Bye Bye Birdie has a bunch of characters singing over the telephone that Hugo gave his fraternity pin to Kim, which symbolizes they're in a serious relationship.
- "The Smart Phone Hour" from Be More Chill is a reference to the above song. It features Jenna, Brooke, and Chloe spreading gossip about the party from the night before—namely Rich setting a fire at the house.
- Undertale, has the "Wrong Number Song", which is sung by a caller during a random even in Snowdin who realizes they got the wrong number.
Oh it's the wrong number! The wrong number song!
We're very very sorry that we got it wrong!
Oh it's the wrong number! The wrong number song!
We're very very sorry that we got it wrong!
- CollegeHumor has a sketch called "The Other Side Of Adele's 'Hello'". Mike Trapp is Adele's ex-boyfriend and she keeps calling him during their meeting.
Adele: [singing] Hello, can you hear me?
Mike: Barely. It sounds like you're calling from the middle of a windstorm or something.
Adele: [singing] Hello from the ouuutsiiiiiiide.
Mike: Go inside.
- In the theme song for Kim Possible, Kim tells the audience to "Call me, beep me" if they need to reach her for help. The chime of her communication device is incorporated into the music.
- Phineas and Ferb episode "Backyard Aquarium": "When Will He Call Me" is a song about Candace's distress over waiting for Jeremy to call or message her.
- The Steven Universe song "Full Disclosure", from the episode of the same name, is about Steven not answering Connie's persisting phone calls because he feels he needs to push her away for her own safety. Steven's custom ringtone for Connie is the refrain.
- The Sonic Boom episode "Mister Eggman" has a "The Villain Sucks" Song done as a homage to Bye Bye Birdie's "The Telephone Hour".


5 tips to make your $75 fill-up hurt less
by Nerd Wallet- This column is an opinion column by Nerd Wallet's Philip Reed.
I know you love your truck. But you probably don’t love the $75 price on the pump after filling the tank. Ouch.
But for truck and large SUV drivers, there’s good news: the bigger your vehicle, the bigger your potential savings . Improve your gas mileage by a third in a 40-mpg Prius, and you might save $250 a year. Do that in a truck and you save way more.
If you make a few simple changes to your driving style and boost your fuel economy from 14 mpg to 20 mpg, you’ll save $15 on your weekly fill-up. By the end of the year, you’ll be $811 richer.
In California, with gas over $4 a gallon, those changes will save you $24 a week and $1,248 each year. Now that’s real money.
Does it really work?
Some years ago, when gas prices spiked and drivers were freaking out, I headed to a remote highway near Death Valley, California, with another automotive journalist to see what gas saving tips really worked. We took two cars and spent three days driving around a lonely 55-mile loop.
A few years later, we repeated the tests with three drivers, three different vehicles, on a different route. It was boring — but the results were exciting.
If you put all these tips together, you could boost your fuel economy by 37%. Here’s your road map to savings.
Tip 1: Relax
Far and away, the biggest gas waster is mashing the gas pedal from a dead start.
I can almost hear your subconscious shreek: “But it feels so good!” As a car guy, I don’t deny that. But if it’s draining your bank account, do it less often, or when you really need to, like when merging onto a freeway.
If you become a relaxed driver — easy acceleration, lower cruising speed, light braking — you can boost your fuel efficiency by as much as 37% based on fuel economy tests I ran in a remote section of California.
Tip 2: Use cruise
When you do a lot of highway driving, it pays to use cruise control. Set it at a reasonable speed and chill.
Setting cruise control makes you less likely to make sudden high-speed accelerations that not only guzzle gas but also attract the attention of the law. By staying in your lane (within reason) and driving at a constant speed, our tests estimated you can save up to 14% over the lane-changer who floors it to get around the slowpoke up ahead.
Tip 3: What’s the hurry?
 That’s basically what you’re doing when you take it easy. And our tests proved that. Slowing down from 75 to 65 mph increased fuel economy up to 14% in the vehicles we tested.
Aerodynamics affect fuel economy exponentially. That means that increasing your cruising speed from 70 to 75 mph uses a little more gas. Going from 75 to 80 mph uses more gas. And going 85 uses a lot more gas.
Tip 4: Shut ’er down
Ever notice how drivers will see a friend, pull over and have a nice long chat while the motor is still ticking away? If you have lots of friends you like to visit while in the truck or SUV, and you find the hum of the engine comforting, you’re increasing your fuel consumption by about 10%.
Tip 5: Streamline your ride
This one is for SUVs and other family haulers. Adding a roof rack doesn’t hurt your fuel economy much. But when we added a suitcase and cooler to the rack, the miles per gallon of our test SUV dropped from 27.2 to 21.6 — a loss of 21%. Moral of the story: Fit it inside or get a streamlined cargo carrier. It will pay for itself in no time.
Do your own tests
These days we have fuel economy information right under our noses to help us stay within our automotive budgets . Most cars have fuel-economy calculators as standard equipment, displaying both current and average miles per gallon. You can reset these each time you get gas and see your efficiency rise as you become better at using these tips.
I’d even recommend keeping a small notebook in the door pocket and logging each tank and the mileage you get. Or, you can go old school and check your mileage by dividing the miles you’ve traveled by the number of gallons you take to fill the tank.
When gas prices soar, I often hear people saying it’s time to buy a hybrid . That’s an expensive way just to avoid sticker shock when you fill up. Instead, stick with the truck, drive smart and save.
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There is a lot more to manipulation than grasping! The term nonprehensile manipulation means "manipulation without grasping", and humans do it often. Pushing an object that is too big to grasp (e.g. an office chair) is a nice example, but we will see more subtle examples in this chapter, too.
For force-closure-grasping manipulation, it is possible to think of a grasped object as effectively an extension of the distal links of the robot; the geometry and inertia of the manipuland effect the kinematics and dynamics of the robot, but as a control problem the manipuland does not contribute additional degrees of freedom to the problem. Nonprehensile manipulation requires considering the additional (unactuated) degrees of freedom of the object. This makes the entire control problem (controlling the degrees of freedom of the robot + the objects) an underactuated control problem. This chapter will focus on this very interesting class of control problems in the context of manipulation.
Note that manipulation does not need to be nonprehensile to be underactuated. As a nice example, Chavan-Dafle et al. considered the case were a two fingered gripper used external environmental contacts in order to perform in-hand re-orientation (see figure below), and referred to the task as "prehensile planar pushing"
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Attacks are a mostly physical means of dealing damage to your enemies.
They cost no resources to perform and usually cost less action points to
perform than other actions. Different attacks are available for different
weapons.
Defending allows one character to pass its turn over to other characters
who have more than 0 action points. It also significantly reduces the
damage the defending character will take when hit.
A defending character cannot receive a free turn from another character
who defends.
Spells are magical means of dealing damage and applying status effects.
They usually cost mana to cast and are usually higher in action point cost
than other actions.
A character will not be able to cast spells if silenced.
Skills are special physical actions your character can perform to deal damage
or apply status effects. They don't cost any mana to perform, although they
cost more action points to use than Attacks.
Unlike Spells, a character can still use skills if silenced.
A character can use consumable items and any equipment it has equipped that can
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You can use up this character's turn to attempt to flee combat after your
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Hi,
Its been a while since I have been dabbling with this side of the monitoring, it has beenin going strong for the last year or so.
I have been using the server for more and more, since the monitoring does not load it up and like a fool, made one change to the OS and it has wiped out a load of info that makes it run the way it should.
Currently I am still running rfm12piphp and this is still logging and working, but it no longer works as DNS server etc. etc so I'm going to do a bare bones install again, and get this sucker up and running again.
Dailey I take a mysql dump and an emoncms folder dump, zip and backup to nas drive, (cron job) so data is not too bad, dont mind loosing a day or so, but dont want to loose the years worth.
Now I can copy over the apache config, and be cool and up and running, but I wouldnt mind trying out the new(er) versions of emoncms, so when I do the new install going to virtualise the servers and have a couple running which I think will be better, however all the feeds I have are mysql feeds from something like V5/6, are these still valid or will I need to convert to something else / table structure etc?
Many thanks
Jimmy
Re: Local EmonCMS server died (old version) Upgrade to new help
Found out using the way bach machine how to put it all together and have thesystem working, but it took an age to copy over the database.
I've been using percona xtrabackup to get hot backups from the server, and last night I looked into the swap over again, With a 4 Gb database, The backup and restore using the percona took approx 30 mins including the copy over to the new machine for testing.
However after firing it all into life and installing emoncms V8 I cannot see my feeds etc. If I go into the database check, it wants to alter the structure of the database, which I have no problem doing, but it gives be errors about not being able to find a object.
Unfortunatley I cannot get onto the server at the moment as the box is down, but I will update the error message when it comes back alive.
I am guessing that I will need to convert to time store to get the feeds working again, but not sure how to go about this.
Also looking into the issues lastnight (while tired) I noticed that the settings.php ask for a timestore key?
Many thanks for any info that can be shed.
Jimmy
Re: Local EmonCMS server died (old version) Upgrade to new help
Hello Jimmy
You should be able to view your mysql data ok using the master branch of emoncms. However if I remember correctly you may be missing the engine field in the feeds table which is a newer addition.
Try running the database update tool in admin -> check & update db.
Then check if the engine field for your feeds are 0 in the mysql table, you could try manually changing them to 0 if not.
To convert to the newer engines you will want to skip timestore and go straight to the newer engines, the easiest conversion from MYSQL is to phptimeseries (it uses the same data file format), but maybe see if you can see the data in MYSQL first and then I can try and help you move them to phptimeseries.
Can you elaborate on the missing object error?
Re: Local EmonCMS server died (old version) Upgrade to new help
Hi Trystan
The Missing object, error is when I go into the admin and do the update db.
It tkes me to the URL http://<ip>/emoncms/admin/db and tells me it needs to update the following:
To which I click Apply, and then it appends the ?apply=true to the URL, and gives the following error
which all looks fine to what you say.
Many thanks for the info so far, I am looking through the code and if I get to it I will post what I find.
Jimmy
Edit - fixed table - BT
Re: Local EmonCMS server died (old version) Upgrade to new help
Ok a fresh install of the version 8 seems to have worked.
At least on the test machine, now I need to get a Jeenode plugged in and have that updating in tandem with current live system, then when happy it all works, migrate over to the new version, and try to keep up to date.
I think it may have been a permissions thisg, an owner etc, not 100% sure, but version 8 seems light years ahead of what I used to use.
Also I need to figure out how to convert to phptimeseries now... Think I've found something in the useful scripts for that though
Jimmy


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