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When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technolgy advancements in the front-end web development world.


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Week 3 Videos
What are qualitative and quantitative research?
Quant vs. Qual Summary Table
Tips for finding data
Overview of Zotero
Introduction to Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Recommended EDA Reading
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Optional EvSynth Academy EDA video
Basics of probability distributions
Overview of Hypothesis Testing
Introduction to Z and T Tests
Intro to ANOVA
Intro to p-Values and Confidence Intervals
Stats lecture notes
Week 4 Videos
Key Parts of a Research Paper
Common types of bias in research


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TOYBOX
a collection of computational playthings.
currently contains:
Conway's Game of Life, in Parallel
2D Wave Equation
Jakobsen Particle-Constraint Physics
Gray-Scott Reaction-Diffusion System
Attractors in Dynamical Systems
Self-Assembly of Lipid Structures
Quantum Harmonic Oscillator
2D Metaballs
Gravitational N-Body with Collisions
Julia Sets
Parallel Lattice Boltzmann
Quasiperiodic Wave Patterns
Divergence-Free Flow Fields
Colloidal Phase Transitions
Emergent Tranport Networks
J. Lo, 2016 - 2019.


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Some stuff on my walls
Indigenous
language map of the Americas. They were giving these away for free at Savannah College of Art & Design during the
one time I visited.

Café
Terrace at Night by Vincent Van Gogh.
A poster
for the concert that Hank Williams was to give on the same day he died, 1 January 1953; gift from Mom
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portrait of John Lennon from a sheet of postage stamps, also from Mom; here he was promoting his 1971 album "Imagine."
My
great-grandfather, Albert Cerny, who directed traffic at a prominent intersection in Cleveland, OH for his entire
career. My mom Googled his name one day and found someone selling prints of this image and newspaper column on eBay.
A street in the
hills of Paris; gift from my bro before college began in 2013.


Matthäus G. Chajdas<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is the demo application for the Virtual texture mapping 101 chapter. The code here was used for all illustrations. The main application is in the App folder. The other folders contain source data, external dependencies and a small tool to generate input data.
Compiling requires Visual Studio 2008 and a recent DirectX SDK (tested with March 2009 and August 2009). In order to compile correctly, the Boost headers must be in the include search path, so they can be found by includes of the form #include <boost/foo.hpp>.
The application is written using DX10, and thus requires Windows Vista. Porting to Windows XP should be relatively easy as the shader code does not use any DX10 specific features. The application uses the new Vista thread pool for all asynchronous operations which have to be mapped to the XP thread pool calls.
Primary development was done on Vista x64, but the x86 version should run equally well. The solution contains both configurations.
The application contains a few hard-coded paths, in particular, it looks for a folder named Source-Data/Tiles/JPEG and Shaders. The specific locations that are searched are ../Source-Data/Tiles/JPEG and ./Shaders. The source drop has the right folder structure. By default, the working directory is set to the directory containing the project so no modification is required. If the binary is to be run manually, the App folder has to be selected as the working directory (required for example for debugging using PIX.)
The pages are named tile-<level>-<number>, with level ranging from 0..6, and number depending on the level. For each level, the tiles are numbered starting at the top left (0, 0) and counting row-wise (that is, the second entry is the one right of the first one, and the last one is in the bottom right.)
If everything is set up correctly, opening the solution and selecting one of the release builds should result in a correctly working binary, which can be started directly out of Visual Studio using "Run without debugging".
The main starting point is in app.cpp, which contains the main render loop. The classes starting with Render are helper classes to simplify the rendering, and contain little VTM-specific code. Some keys are bound, see main.cpp, OnKeyboard for details.
The DXTC compression is using code from J.M.P. van Waveren, and can be found in dxtc.cpp.
A small C# based Mip-Map generator can be found in MipMapGenerator. It expects a 8192² texture as input, and generates the individual pages with the correct borders as expected by the application.
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First, the basics.
Headings set your default page size
Let's make an unordered list
And now, one in order
This one is to emphasize the text
This one is to strengthen the text
This one is to do both
Warmly,
Alex Ghelman
This is the end of the assignment


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Instructions for the Dailymotion Command-Line Sample
Browse Online
Checkout Instructions
Prerequisites: install Java 6, Mercurial and Maven. You may need to set
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cd [someDirectory]
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Setup Project in Eclipse 3.5/3.6
Prerequisites: install Eclipse,
the Mercurial plugin, and the Maven
plugin.
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- check on "Download Artifact JavaDoc"
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dailymotion-simple-cmdline-sample
project
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"Next"
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[someDirectory]/google-http-java-client-samples/dailymotion-simple-cmdline-sample
and click "Next"
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programming port on the new KL25Z, as shown
at right. The small green LED next to the programming port
should be on (not flashing), and a drive representing the device
should appear below. If the green LED is flashing, unplug all
USB cables from the KL25Z, wait a few seconds, then plug the
programming port back in.
When the device is ready, click on the drive below to continue.
(No KL25Z programming drives are current detected.)
Warning: it looks like more than one KL25Z programming port
is plugged in. If you know which one is which, you can click on
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clear it up is to make sure that the only one plugged in is the
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Item E
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I'm a second year PhD student in the Plant and Microbiology department at UC Berkeley. I have extensive experience in sequence analysis and bioinformatics, particularly in the realm of big biological data. I enjoy building useful tools for my research, and am passionate about creating flexible and extensible programs that evolve with my work. I find myself constantly reaching to explore new areas both in my research and in my side projects.
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- addEffect(int, String, Object) - Method in class javaGOAP.GoapAction
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- addEffect(GoapState) - Method in class javaGOAP.GoapAction
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- addEgdeWithWeigth(IWeightedGraph<V, E>, V, V, E, double) - Static method in class javaGOAP.GoapPlanner
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- addGoalState(GoapState) - Method in class javaGOAP.GoapUnit
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Dessert is tasty
Dessert (/dɪˈzɜːrt/) is a course that concludes a meal. The course usually consists of sweet foods, such as confections, and possibly a beverage such as dessert wine or liqueur; however, in the United States it may include coffee, cheeses, nuts, or other savory items regarded as a separate course elsewhere. In some parts of the world, such as much of central and western Africa, and most parts of China and India, there is no tradition of a dessert course to conclude a meal.
The term dessert can apply to many confections, such as biscuits, cakes, cookies, custards, gelatins, ice creams, pastries, pies, puddings, sweet soups, and tarts. Fruit is also commonly found in dessert courses because of its naturally occurring sweetness. Some cultures sweeten foods that are more commonly savory to create desserts.
Cupcakes
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Yum! Order Now!Macarons
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Yum! Order Now!Donuts
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Yum! Order Now!Popsicle
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Yum! Order Now!Oh yeah, it’s that good.
Sweet desserts usually contain cane sugar, palm sugar, brown sugar, honey, or some types of syrup such as molasses, maple syrup, treacle, or corn syrup. Other common ingredients in Western-style desserts are flour or other starches, Cooking fats such as butter or lard, dairy, eggs, salt, acidic ingredients such as lemon juice, and spices and other flavoring agents such as chocolate, peanut butter, fruits, and nuts. The proportions of these ingredients, along with the preparation methods, play a major part in the consistency, texture, and flavor of the end product.
Sweet desserts usually contain cane sugar, palm sugar, brown sugar, honey, or some types of syrup such as molasses, maple syrup, treacle, or corn syrup. Other common ingredients in Western-style desserts are flour or other starches, Cooking fats such as butter or lard, dairy, eggs, salt, acidic ingredients such as lemon juice, and spices and other flavoring agents such as chocolate, peanut butter, fruits, and nuts. The proportions of these ingredients, along with the preparation methods, play a major part in the consistency, texture, and flavor of the end product.

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Before coding a website or program, you computer needs to know what language you’re writing in; otherwise, the page will not load. For example, if your document is in HTML, you need to save the file as *yourtitle.html*. It is important to title your files correctly in order to let your text editor and computer know what language your code is written in.
HTML: *title*.html
CSS: *title*.css
PYTHON: *title*.py
JAVA: *title*.java
JAVASCRIPT: *title*.js
TEXT FILE: *title*.txt
C SHARP: *title*.cs
SQL: *title*.sql
C++: *title*.cpp
PHP: *title*.php
RUBY/RAILS: *title*.rb
Note that you should not use spaces anywhere in your file names. Doing so will only create problems when referencing your files later.
In addition, it is important to save your files in the correct directory(folder). If you’re working on a project and you’re hosting it on GitHub, you should stay organized and know where all your folders are located.


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Use `population.json` to create a multi-line chart that shows population by country. Your chart should meet the following criteria: 1) Use a D3 time scale for x axis and d3 linear scale for y axis, 2) There should be two lines on the chart one representing each country, 3) In addition, you should write your render code in a way that could scale to 15 countries easily, 4) You should not use a for loop and you should not have to rely on copying and pasting code, 5) Each line should be its own color and the chart should be accompanied by a legend indicating which line represents which country, and 6) The chart should have a title, axes, and axis labels


{% extends 'multiplicity/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block title %}SAMPLETITLE{% endblock %} {% block container %}stretch-bg-head{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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- Zephyr for the pintime smartwatch
- Install zephyr
- zephyr on the pinetime smartwatch
- Reading out the button on the watch
- bluetooth (BLE) example
- st7789 display
- LittlevGL Basic Sample
- LittlevGL Clock Sample
- placing a button on the screen
- Real Time Clock
- Serial Nor Flash
- sensors on the I2C bus
- configuring I2C
- Bosch BMA280
- Bosch BMA421
- HX HRS3300
- Touchscreen Hynitron
- HYNITRON CST816S
- Battery
- Menuconfig
- hacking the pinetime smartwatch
- debugging the pinetime smartwatch
- scanning the I2C_1 port
- howto flash your zephyr image
- howto generate pdf documents
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What I Live For
Source of witness transcribed: The Wyandot Pioneer (Upper Sandusky, Ohio)
Date of witness transcribed: 10 June 1853
Notes about this poem: "What I Live For" was printed in at least 214 newspapers during the nineteenth century. It can be found using ID 491111 in this table of most widely-reprinted poems.
While "What I Live For" was often reprinted in total, its last stanza was by far the most popular part. It was printed as part of sermons, obituaries, speeches, and other media.
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- I live for those that love me,
- For those I know are true,
- For the heaven that smiles above me,
- And awaits my spirit too;
- For all the human ties that bind me,
- For the task by God assign’d me,
- For the bright hopes left behind me,
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And the Good that I can do.
- I live to learn their story,
- Who’ve suffered for my sake,
- To emulate their glory,
- And follow in their wake;
- Bards martyrs, patriots, sages,
- The noble of all ages,
- Whose deeds crowd history’s pages,
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- I live to hail that season,
- By gifted minds foretold,
- When men shall live by reason,
- And not alone by gold—
- When man to man united,
- And every wrong thing righted,
- The whole world shall be lighted,
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As Eden of old.
- I live to hold communion
- With all that is divine,
- To feel there is a union
- ‘Twixt Nature’s heart and mine;
- To profit by affliction,
- Reap truths from fields of fiction,
- Grow wiser from conviction,
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- I live for those that love me,
- For those who know me true,
- For heaven that smiles above me,
- And awaits my spirit too;
- For the wrong that needs resistance,
- For the cause that lacks assistance,
- For the FUTURE in the distance,
- And the good that I can do.


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This year has been bittersweet for all of us, with the cancellation of beloved Garden programs—concerts, summer camps, workshops and family events. Programs that are not only responsible for the creation of opportunities to learn, connect, and grow, but also for the majority of Garden revenue.
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Explore the links below for more information on how your gift will help the Garden grow.
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If you want to use customized language definitions for keiseuke.count,
specify the file path of a XML file which contains language definitions.
The base directory to specify a relative path is workspace. (e.g. 'config/language.xml')
If the file is not under workspace, you should write an absolute path. (e.g. '/home/develop/conf/language.xml')


COVID19 Projection for Bangladesh (Run 1)
In this post I fit an SEIR model to the COVID19 data for Bangladesh. In this run, we fit the data available up to April 17, 2020.
Methodology
This projection is based on an SEIR model. Here, the S stands for Susceptible, E stands for Exposed/infected but asymptomatic, I stands for Infected and symptomatic, and R stands for Recovered. N is the population size.
Assuming there is no births or deaths in a population, (known as a closed population), the model is formulated by the following differential equations.
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\frac{\partial S}{\partial t} & = -\frac{\beta I S}{N} \\
\frac{\partial E}{\partial t} &= \frac{\beta I S}{N} -\sigma E \\
\frac{\partial I}{\partial t} &= \sigma E - \gamma I \\
\frac{\partial R}{\partial t} &= \gamma I
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Here the parameters $\beta$ controls the transmission rate, which is the product of contact rate and the probability of transmission given contact betwen S and E compartments. $\sigma$ controls the transition from E to I, and $\gamma$ controls the transition from I to R.
The reproduction rate, $R_0$ can be approximated by $$ R_0 = \frac{\beta}{\gamma} $$
In plain language, $R_0$ tells us how many people are infected from one patient. An $R_0>1$ indicates the epidemic is at the grotwh phase. $R_0<1$ means the epidemic is slowing or decaying.
Model was fitted using all but the last two day’s incidences to obtain the estimated $\beta$ and $\gamma$. The fitted model was used for prediction. This post was inspired by 1.
Ascertainment Rate
Not all the cases are reported or tested. Usually a fraction of the actual cases are detected. This is known as ascertainment rate. We consider 25%, 50%, 75% amd 90% ascertainment rate when fitting the model.
Simply, the incidences are inflated by the inverse of the ascertainment rate.
R code for fitting SEIR
Please let me know if you find any error in it. The code was adapted from 1.
library(deSolve)
library(grid)
library(gridExtra)
##
## Attaching package: 'gridExtra'
## The following object is masked from 'package:dplyr':
##
## combine
######################################
## SIER Modeling -------
######################################
# Parameters
# beta = rate of expusore from susceptible infected contact
# sigma = rate at which exposed person becomes infected
# gamma = rate at which infected person recovers
# S = Initial susceptible population
# E = Initial exposed population
# I = Initial infected population
# R = Recovered population
fit_seir <- function(country_name='Bangladesh(unoff)',
N=170000000, af=0.5, npast=2, nfuture=10){
# country = Country name
# N = population size of the country
# af = ascertainment factor, default = 0.5
# country = "Bangladesh(unoff)"
# npast = number of days in the past to exclude when fitting the model
# default is npast = 5
# nfuture = number of days in the future the algorithm to predict to
# default is nfuture=10
SEIR <- function(time, state, parameters) {
par <- as.list(c(state, parameters))
with(par, {
dS <- -beta * I * S/N
dE <- beta * I * S/N - sigma * E
dI <- sigma * E - gamma * I
dR <- gamma * I
list(c(dS, dE, dI, dR))
})
}
# define a function to calculate the residual sum of squares
# (RSS), passing in parameters beta and gamma that are to be
# optimised for the best fit to the incidence data
RSS <- function(parameters) {
names(parameters) <- c("beta", "sigma", "gamma")
out <- ode(y = init, times = Day, func = SEIR, parms = parameters)
fit <- out[, 4]
sum((infected - fit)^2)
}
country = enquo(country_name)
run0_date = ymd("2020-04-17")
df <- bd_unoff %>% filter(country == !!country,
cum_cases>0, date <= run0_date)
infected <- df %>% filter(date >= min(date),
date <= today() - 1 - npast) %>%
pull(cum_cases)
R = 0; E=0; I = infected[1]; S = N - E - I - R
seir_start_date <- df %>% pull(date) %>% min()
# Ascertainment factor
infected = infected * 1/af
# Create an incrementing Day vector the same length as our
# cases vector
Day <- 1:(length(infected))
# now specify initial values for S, I and R
init <- c(S = S, E=E, I=I, R=R)
# now find the values of beta and gamma that give the
# smallest RSS, which represents the best fit to the data.
# Start with values of 0.5 for each, and constrain them to
# the interval 0 to 1.0
opt <- optim(c(.5, .5, .5), RSS, method = "L-BFGS-B",
lower = c(0.01,0.01,0.01), upper = c(.999, .999, .999),
control=list(maxit = 1000))
# check for convergence
opt_msg = opt$message
opt_par <- setNames(opt$par, c("beta", "sigma", "gamma"))
beta = opt_par["beta"]
gamma = opt_par["gamma"]
sigma = opt_par["sigma"]
R0 = as.numeric(beta/gamma)
# time in days for predictions
t <- 1:(as.integer(today() - seir_start_date) + nfuture)
# get the fitted values from our SEIR model
odefit = ode(y = init, times = t, func = SEIR, parms = opt_par)
fitted_cases <- data.frame(odefit)
# add a Date column and join the observed incidence data
fitted_cases <- fitted_cases %>%
mutate(date = seir_start_date + days(t - 1)) %>%
left_join(df %>% filter(cum_cases>0) %>% ungroup() %>%
select(date, cum_cases))
# Return
list(country=country_name, infected = infected,
opt_msg=opt_msg, opt_par = opt_par, R0=R0, opt_msg=opt_msg,
fitted_cases=fitted_cases, N=N, af=af)
}
It turns out that the bottom left one fits the current data best. So lets put that figure on a bigger canvas.
Projection for the next 5 days
| Date | Actual daily cases | Projected daily cases | Actual cumulative cases | Projected cumulative cases | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 254 | 2020-11-16 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 255 | 2020-11-17 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 256 | 2020-11-18 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 257 | 2020-11-19 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 258 | 2020-11-20 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 259 | 2020-11-21 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 260 | 2020-11-22 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 261 | 2020-11-23 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 262 | 2020-11-24 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
| 263 | 2020-11-25 | NA | 0 | NA | 0 |
Projection for 100 days into the future
Assuming the situation will remain like this including the interventions currently in place, the 100 day projection suggests that the the peak of the epidemic will be around the middle of June. The trajectory also suggests that the epidemic will end by end of July or early August.
References
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Churches (2020, Feb. 18). Tim Churches Health Data Science Blog: Analysing COVID-19 (2019-nCoV) outbreak data with R - part 1. Retrieved from https://timchurches.github.io/blog/posts/2020-02-18-analysing-covid-19-2019-ncov-outbreak-data-with-r-part-1/ ↩


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Project: Anything Is Possible
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Overview
For our general topic, we want to do something related to music and how people learn about music. We are both musicians and like to listen to a lot of music, so we thought that this topic would be interesting and allow us to be somewhat creative with our project. It is important that people continue making music and artists can share their songs. There are plenty of platforms for people to share music, but there are less about learning and understanding how music works and how it is structured. We think that this problem space will allow people to obtain a better understanding and help make their listening and learning experiences better.
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Justification
Music is a big part of people’s life. It is a form of recreation and remedy to many. Billions of music is being streamed everyday, and because of this, we want to create some applications that will help enhance the overall experience of listening to music. Furthermore, the music is not just about listening but also learning and playing as a form of social gathering and personal hobbies. Because of this, we want to better both aspects of music, learning and listening, in our project.
Potential Web Applications
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Music Visualizer
Our first idea is an interactive music visualizer. Through this web app a user could choose a song and see how a computer analyzes the different pitches and waves. This is often how people make beats and mixes of songs, and visualizations can help people understand the different parts of a track. Users would be able to take away certain parts of a song like the bass or the vocals and see how the song changes in both sound and visual pattern. This would teach them how certain parts of a song are put together and what role each part plays. Users would also be able to choose how the visualization looks. This would include options like colors and shapes of the graph.
Questions our app could answer
- What visualization can go with my song?
- How does the music change when I take away a certain part?
- What is the loudest part of my song?
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Chord Search
Our second idea is a chord search. The goal of this web app is to educate and enhance offers people who like to play instruments (especially guitar and piano) to find and explore songs that they can play by looking at their skill level. This web app will allow users to input/select the chords that they know (preferably guitar/piano) and then the website will output the songs that is playable with the chords that they are able to play. A lot of people, when trying to learn music would like to play something to keep the motivation and fun in learning. And most of the time they don’t know any songs that they can play with the chords that they know so resorting to playing and rehearsing the same old group of songs. With this, we can give them more options to choose from and also encourage them to learn 1 or 2 more chords to unlock more songs that they can play as a result. The web app will have display of chords shape and keys for users to search. We can also add filtering based on capo - tuning required to make it easier for users to find songs based on the tools that they have available.
Questions our app could answer
- What are the songs that I can play according to the skill level that I have?
- What are the chords that I should learn to increase my playability?
- How do I play 'this' chord? What is the tab/info of the chord?
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Playlist Ranking
The third idea is a web application that allows users to create and share their playlists, with other people. Users can search up songs that they would want in their playlist and create them freely. Then they can choose to send it to friends or submit it in a group to be ranked. The ranked playlist will be displayed on the website, depending on the group (private/public) the users will see their own playlist rank and where it stands on the leaderboard. Users would also be able to rank songs within playlists, and the order of the playlist could be sorted with the top ranking songs on top.
Questions our app could answer
- What is the most popular playlist?
- Where can I find more playlist?
- How can I create a playlist and share it with others?
- How popular will my plalist be?


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You can use MusicID-Stream to recognize music delivered as a continuous stream. Specifically, MusicID-Stream performs these functions:
After establishing an audio stream, the application can trigger an identification query at any time. For example, this action could be triggered on-demand by an end user pressing an "Identify" button provided by the application UI.
The identification process identifies the buffered audio. Up to seven seconds of the most recent audio is buffered. If there is not enough audio buffered for identification, MusicID-Stream waits until enough audio is received. The identification process spawns a thread and completes asynchronously.
The application can identify audio using Gracenote Service online database or a local database. The default behavior attempts a local database match. If this fails, the developer can attempt an online database match.


Hospital Name
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Value-Based Purchasing
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Select, Insert, Delete and other Queries¶
Now that you have declared models it’s time to query the the database. We will be using the model definitions from the Quickstart chapter.
Inserting Records¶
Before we can query something we will have to insert some data. Inserting data into the database is a three step process:
Create the Python object
Add it to the session
Commit the session
The session here is essentially a beefed up version of a database transaction. This is how it works:
>>> from yourapp import User
>>> me = User('admin'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>>>> db.add(me)
>>> db.commit()
Alright, that was not hard. What happens at what point? Before you add the object to the session, SQLAlchemy basically does not plan on adding it to the transaction. That is good because you can still discard the changes. For example think about creating the post at a page but you only want to pass the post to the template for preview rendering instead of storing it in the database.
The add()
function call then adds the object. It will issue an INSERT statement for the database but because the transaction is still not committed you won’t get an ID back immediately. If you do the commit, your user will have an ID:
>>> me.id
1
Deleting Records¶
Deleting records is very similar, instead of
add()
use
delete()
:
>>> db.delete(me)
>>> db.commit()
Querying Records¶
So how do we get data back out of our database? For this
SQLA-Wrapper provides a query
attribute. When you call it whith your Model
class you will get back a new query object over all records. You can then use methods like
filter()
to filter the records before you fire the select with all()
or first()
.
If you want to go by primary key you can also use get()
.
The following queries assume following entries in the database:
id |
username |
|
1 |
admin |
|
2 |
peter |
|
3 |
guest |
Retrieve a user by username:
>>> peter = db.query(User).filter_by(username='peter').first()
>>> peter.id
1
>>> peter.email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Same as above but for a non existing username gives None:
>>> missing = db.query(User).filter_by(username='missing').first()
>>> missing is None
True
Selecting a bunch of users by a more complex expression:
>>> db.query(User).filter(User.email.endswith('@example.com')).all()
[<User u'admin'>, <User u'guest'>]
Ordering users by something:
>>> db.query(User).order_by(User.username)
[<User u'admin'>, <User u'guest'>, <User u'peter'>]
Limiting the number of users returned:
>>> db.query(User).limit(1).all()
[<User u'admin'>]
Getting user by primary key:
>>> db.query(User).get(1)
<User u'admin'>
Getting the bigger id:
>>> db.query(db.func.max(User.id)).scalar()
3
Queries in Views¶
If you write a view function it’s often very handy to return a 404 error (or some other error) for missing entries. Because this is a very common idiom, SQLA-Wrapper provides a helper for this exact purpose.
Instead of get()
one can use get_or_error()
and instead of first()
, first_or_error()
.
This will raise the error you give to it instead of returning None:
from werkzeug.exceptions import NotFound
@app.route('/user/<username>')
def show_user(username):
user = db.query(User).filter_by(username=username).first_or_error(NotFound)
return render_template('show_user.html', user=user)


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Table layout can be used to represent tabular relationships between data.
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Horizontal scroll
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Cards are the new black
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Signs for cells
Do not use display: none
thead {
position: absolute;
top: -9999px;
left: -9999px;
}
Tab for navigation throw interactive elements.
VO key + ← ↑ ↓ → for navigation throw simple text and tables on the page.
VO key by default equal to Ctrl + Option.
role

First name
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role
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— table

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— rowgroup

— row

— cell
columnheader
to eachrowheader
to eachscope
Talk with business / designer and find out is all this info so important for mobile users?
Hide unnecessary columns, but remember about aria-hidden="true"
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Experiment
while (true) {
console.log("Developers avoid tables");
console.log("Working groups don't pay enough attention");
console.log("The standard staying in stagnation");
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This topic describes how to determine if a crash is related to AWT, as well as how to troubleshoot such crashes.
To distinguish an AWT crash:
When a crash occurs, an error log is created with information and the state obtained at the time of the crash. For detailed information about the fatal error log file, see Appendix A.
A line near the top of the file indicates the library where the error occurred. Example 10-3 shows a part of the error log file in the case when the crash was related to the AWT library.
Example 10-3 Error Log for AWT Library Crash
... # Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (1.6.0-beta2-b76 mixed mode, sharing) # Problematic frame: # C [awt.dll+0x123456] ...
However, the crash can happen somewhere deep in the system libraries, although still caused by AWT. In such cases the indication awt.dll
does not appear as a problematic frame, and you need to look further in the file, in the section Stack: Native frames: Java frames
as shown in Example 10-4.
Example 10-4 Error Log for Stack Native Frames
Stack: [0x0aeb0000,0x0aef0000), sp=0x0aeefa44, free space=254k Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code, C=native code) C 0x00abc751 C [USER32.dll+0x3a5f] C [USER32.dll+0x3b2e] C [USER32.dll+0x5874] C [USER32.dll+0x58a4] C [ntdll.dll+0x108f] C [USER32.dll+0x5e7e] C [awt.dll+0xec889] C [awt.dll+0xf877d] j sun.awt.windows.WToolkit.eventLoop()V+0 j sun.awt.windows.WToolkit.run()V+69 j java.lang.Thread.run()V+11 v ~StubRoutines::call_stub V [jvm.dll+0x83c86] V [jvm.dll+0xd870f] V [jvm.dll+0x83b48] V [jvm.dll+0x838a5] V [jvm.dll+0x9ebc8] V [jvm.dll+0x108ba1] V [jvm.dll+0x108b6f] C [MSVCRT.dll+0x27fb8] C [kernel32.dll+0x202ed] Java frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code) j sun.awt.windows.WToolkit.eventLoop()V+0 j sun.awt.windows.WToolkit.run()V+69 j java.lang.Thread.run()V+11 v ~StubRoutines::call_stub
If the text awt.dll
appears somewhere in the native frames, then the crash might be related to AWT.
To troubleshoot an AWT crash:
Most of the AWT crashes occur on the Windows platform and are caused by thread races. Many of these problems were fixed in Java SE 6, so if your crash occurred in an earlier release, first try to determine if the problem is already fixed in the latest release.
One of the possible causes of crashes is that many AWT operations are asynchronous. For example, if you show a frame with a call to frame.setVisible(true)
, then you cannot be sure that it will be the active window after the return from this call.
Another example concerns native file dialogs. It takes some time for the operating system to initialize and show these dialogs, and if you dispose of them immediately after the call to setVisible(true)
, then a crash might occur. Therefore, if your application contains some AWT calls running simultaneously or immediately one after another, it is a good idea to insert some delays between them or add some synchronization.


Accelerometer
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Test accelerometer
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Test watchAcceleration
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Test clearWatch
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X :
Y :
Z :
Time :
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Capture
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Download
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Globalization
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Get current locale
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Media
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Notification
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Consider going
home, using this link, or as you seem to prefer,
by manipulating the URL. If that isn't the case, and you've arrived here by some strange link,
it's probably safe to say that either the link is ancient, or at least the website has evolved.


Country Breakfast Skillet
If you are feeling quite hungry after just waking up and want to have a
breakfast to fill your HP and stamina bars for the day, I’ve got just the
perfect recipe for you.
To be honest, this is more of a build-your-own dish. What I am providing here, I
would say, is more of a starting point and you’re more than welcome to add (or
remove) anything you’d like. I also have to say that this is not exclusively a
breakfast dish, I’ve had it for breakfast, for lunch, for supper, for dinner,
etc. Although, I guess when you’re a student just any food at any time of the
day will do.
Ingredients
Since I more often than not cook this only for myself, the ingredient list below
is calculated for one person. Once more, this is not a strict ingredient list,
so you can really add anything you want. I would say that the only ingredients
that are a most are the eggs and the potatoes. The rest of the ingredients I
will mark with * for the ones that I usually use, and ** for ingredients that I
have used, but seldom use.
- 2 eggs
- 2 small/medium-sized potatoes
- Salt
- Black pepper
- 4-6 bacon strips*
- ½ an onion*
- Cheese (I usually use Gouda)*
- Paprika*
- A couple of Champignon ‘shrooms**
- Some slices of bell pepper**
Directions
- Cut the bacon into pieces and fry it on a pan.
- Cut the potatoes into small cubes.
- After frying the bacon, set aside and use the bacon grease to fry the
potatoes over medium/medium-low heat for about 20 minutes.
- Add some salt and paprika to the potatoes, mix well and cook for another ten
minutes.
- Cut the onions and add them to the frying pan. Cook for about five minutes.
- If you decide to add some vegetables, like mushrooms or peppers, add them
now.
- Now, there are two ways you can cook the eggs.*
- Beat the eggs in a bowl and the pour them onto the pan.
- Or just crack the eggs directly on the mix in the pan and mix everything
thoroughly.
- Cut the cheese into small slices and add it.
- Cook for a couple of minutes more, until eggs are cooked enough. Don’t let
the eggs dry (unless that’s the way you like your eggs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯).
- For the final touch, chop the parsley (or whatever other spices/herbs you
decided to use) and add it on top.
- Serve hot and add some freshly ground pepper.
*Personally, I prefer to beat the eggs first in a bowl before adding them to the
frying pan.
Originally published at https://www.yaroslavps.com/food/country-breakfast-skillet/
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Ruby and JavaScript don't have 1:1 comparisons of everything. We'll show you Ruby loops first, then JavaScript
Input
for i in 0..5 puts i end
Output
0 1 2 3 4 5
Input
count = 0 while count < 5 do puts "continuing program.." count += 1 end
Output
continuing program.. continuing program.. continuing program.. continuing program.. continuing program..
Input
stars = 0 begin puts "counting the stars.." stars+=1 end until stars == 5
Output
counting the stars.. counting the stars.. counting the stars.. counting the stars.. counting the stars..
Input
(0..5).each do |i| puts i end
Output
0 1 2 3 4 5
Input
for (i = 0; i<6; i++) { console.log(i); }
Output
0 1 2 3 4 5
These are the JavaScript examples.
Input
for ( i = 0, word="hello", len =word.length; i<len; i++ ) { console.log(word.charAt(i)) }
Output
h e l l o


Enumerates options for defining if polygons are open or closed.
The enumeration closure_selector describes options for if a polygon is open or closed. In a closed polygon the very first point (per ring) should be equal to the very last point. The specific closing property of a polygon type is defined by the closure metafunction. The closure metafunction defines a value, which is one of the values enumerated in the closure_selector
Enumerates options for the order of points within polygons.
The enumeration order_selector describes options for the order of points within a polygon. Polygons can be ordered either clockwise or counterclockwise. The specific order of a polygon type is defined by the point_order metafunction. The point_order metafunction defines a value, which is one of the values enumerated in the order_selector
Enumerates the possible validity failure types for a geometry.
The enumeration validity_failure_type enumerates the possible reasons for which a geometry may be found as invalid by the is_valid algorithm. Besides the values that indicate invalidity, there is an additional value (no_failure) that indicates validity.
Enumerates options for side of buffer (left/right w.r.t. directed segment)
Around a linestring, a buffer can be defined left or right. Around a polygon, assumed clockwise internally, a buffer is either on the left side (inflates the polygon), or on the right side (deflates the polygon)
| Enumerator | |
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| buffer_side_left | |
| buffer_side_right |
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East Kilbride pupils brew up funds to help hospice continue vital work
Auldhouse Primary held a coffee morning in aid of Kilbryde Hospice with family members invited along for a cuppa and some tasty home baking.
by Fraser N Wilson, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/fraser-n-wilson/Pupils from Auldhouse Primary in East Kilbride have been doing their bit to raise funds for a local charity.
Kids at the school held a coffee morning earlier this month in aid of Kilbryde Hospice.
Pupils from the small rural school sent out letters inviting family members to attend and baked cakes and goodies themselves.
These were then sold at the event to help raise funds for the local hospice. Pupils also raised funds by selling unwanted books and toys they themselves had donated.
And their efforts bore fruit, with family and friends of the school helping to raise £203.94 for Kilbryde.
Kilbryde Hospice opened its inpatient unit last August and depends on donations to be able to deliver their services.
It costs £2.5 million a year to run, which equates to £7000 per day. Events like the fundraiser are therefore vital to helping the charity continue its efforts.
Acting head teacher Heather McVey was pleased to host the event at the amount raised.
She said: “It’s been really rewarding working with the children for this.
“They’ve prepared for this event and we are very thankful to all the families who have supported the fundraiser by baking or attending the event.”
Robyn Hastings, P1-3 teacher at the school, helped arrange the event after members of the charity visited and spoke with pupils during health week in October.
There, pupils were told about the important work of the hospice.
Robyn said: “The children are always keen to find new ways that they can get involved in their community to help benefit other people.
“Holding the coffee morning was a great opportunity for the pupils to demonstrate their organisational skills, their compassion and have fun with their families at the school to help benefit Kilbryde Hospice.
“‘Hope,’ the Kilbryde Hospice mascot, has visited the school on several occasions now building up a rapport with the children. They now easily recognise the hospice colours and logo and used these colours to theme the event.
“Pupils from Tiree House organised the event and the children from primary one all the way to primary seven have been getting involved and showed their support by baking for the event and donating unwanted books and toys for the toy stall.
“It’s important for the children to understand the work of the hospice and how vital it is to support local causes like this one.”
Holly Sheen, community fundraiser from Kilbryde, gave a short presentation on the work of the hospice and the necessity for fundraising events like the coffee morning.
More than just a fundraiser though, the event was a vital community event, providing a great chance to catch up.
Entertainment was provided on the day by pupils, with some singing from the school choir.


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"""
Module that provides the model for the List of all bearers in the simulation.
The class is static, and the module function 'get_bearer_list' provides access
to the instance.
"""
import sortedcontainers
import qppsim.Bearer
import qppsim.Des
#: Reference to the active instance of this class
instance = None
[docs]def get_bearer_list():
"""
Get a reference to the instance of the BearerList class. If there is none,
a new instance is created.
"""
global instance
if instance is None:
instance = BearerList()
return instance
[docs]class BearerList:
"""
Class that represents the list with all the bearers active in the simulation.
Bearers are created in this class, and returned to the requester of the
bearer.
Methods are provided for adding a default bearer, adding a dedicated bearer,
and deactivating an active bearer.
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
Constructor. Point the global reference to this object, and initialize
the list of bearers as an empty SortedDict.
"""
global instance
if instance:
del instance
instance = self
self.bearers = sortedcontainers.SortedDict()
def __str__(self):
"""
Return the string representation of this bearer list.
"""
string = "BEARER LIST"
for ue in self.bearers:
string += "\n\tUE {0.name} (IMSI {0.imsi})".format(ue)
for bearer in self.bearers[ue]:
string += "\n\t\t{0})".format(bearer)
return string
[docs] def add_default_bearer(self, ue, queue_size):
"""
Create a default bearer for the UE, with the QoS parameters set as
default for the Simulation (in the Des), and the RLC queue size
specified. Add the bearer to the bearer list.
"""
des = qppsim.Des.get_des()
bearer_ok = des.access_control_policy.check_bearer_activation(
0, des.default_mbr, des.default_qci, des.default_arp,
False, False, ue.imsi, 1, ue.mcs)
if bearer_ok:
bearer = qppsim.Bearer.Bearer(ue, des.default_qci, 0,
des.default_mbr, False, False,
des.default_arp, queue_size, None)
else:
raise RuntimeError("Default Bearer should not fail to be added")
self.bearers[ue] = sortedcontainers.SortedDict()
self.bearers[ue][bearer.bid] = bearer
return bearer
[docs] def add_dedicated_bearer(self, ue, queue_size, qci,
gbr, mbr, pci, pvi, arp, port):
"""
Create a dedicated bearer for the UE, with the QoS parameters received
in the call, and the RLC queue size specified. Add the bearer to the
bearer list.
"""
assert ue in self.bearers, "No default bearer for UE {0.name},{0.imsi}!".format(ue)
dedicated_bearer = qppsim.Des.get_des().access_control_policy.check_bearer_activation(
gbr, mbr, qci, arp, pvi, pci, ue.imsi, ue.get_bid(), ue.mcs)
if dedicated_bearer:
bearer = qppsim.Bearer.Bearer(ue, qci, gbr, mbr, pvi, pci, arp, queue_size, port)
self.bearers[ue][bearer.bid] = bearer
else:
bearer = None
return bearer
[docs] def remove_dedicated_bearer(self, ue, bid):
"""
Remove a dedicated bearer from the list.
"""
assert bid > 1, "Cannot deactivate bearer with bid {0}!".format(bid)
assert ue in self.bearers, "UE (IMSI {0.imsi}) not in list of bearers!".format(ue)
assert bid in self.bearers[ue], "BID {0} not in list for IMSI {1.imsi}!".format(bid, ue)
del self.bearers[ue][bid]


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geoplot.
choropleth
(df, projection=None, hue=None, scheme=None, k=5, cmap='Set1', categorical=False, vmin=None, vmax=None, legend=False, legend_kwargs=None, legend_labels=None, extent=None, figsize=(8, 6), ax=None, **kwargs)¶A simple aggregation plot based on geometry.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | The axis object with the plot on it. |
| Return type: | AxesSubplot or GeoAxesSubplot instance |
Examples
The choropleth is a standard-bearer of the field. To make one yourself, you will need a series of enclosed areas,
consisting of shapely
Polygon
or MultiPolygon
entities, and a series of data about them that you
would like to express in color. A basic choropleth requires geometry, a hue
variable, and, optionally,
a projection.
import geoplot as gplt
import geoplot.crs as gcrs
gplt.choropleth(polydata, hue='latdep', projection=gcrs.PlateCarree())
Change the colormap with the cmap
parameter.
gplt.choropleth(polydata, hue='latdep', projection=gcrs.PlateCarree(), cmap='Blues')
If your variable of interest is already categorical, you can specify categorical=True
to
use the labels in your dataset directly.
gplt.choropleth(boroughs, projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(), hue='BoroName', categorical=True)
To add a legend, specify legend
.
gplt.choropleth(boroughs, projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(), hue='BoroName',
categorical=True, legend=True)
Keyword arguments can be passed to the legend using the legend_kwargs
argument. These arguments, often
necessary to properly position the legend, will be passed to the underlying matplotlib Legend instance.
gplt.choropleth(boroughs, projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(), hue='BoroName',
categorical=True, legend=True, legend_kwargs={'loc': 'upper left'})
Additional arguments not in the method signature will be passed as keyword parameters to the underlying matplotlib Polygon patches.
gplt.choropleth(boroughs, projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(), hue='BoroName', categorical=True,
linewidth=0)
Choropleths default to splitting the data into five buckets with approximately equal numbers of observations in
them. Change the number of buckets by specifying k
.
gplt.choropleth(census_tracts, hue='mock_data', projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(),
legend=True, edgecolor='white', linewidth=0.5, legend_kwargs={'loc': 'upper left'},
k=2)
To use a continuous colormap, specify k=None
. In this case a colorbar legend will be used.
gplt.choropleth(polydata, hue='latdep', cmap='Blues', k=None, legend=True,
projection=gcrs.PlateCarree())
legend_labels
controls the legend labels.
gplt.choropleth(census_tracts, hue='mock_data', projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(),
edgecolor='white', linewidth=0.5,
legend=True, legend_kwargs={'loc': 'upper left'},
legend_labels=['Very Low', 'Low', 'Medium', 'High', 'Very High'])
Alternatively, change the scheme used to generate the buckets with the scheme
parameter. equal_interval
,
for example, will generate buckets of equal data distribution size instead.
gplt.choropleth(census_tracts, hue='mock_data', projection=gcrs.AlbersEqualArea(),
legend=True, edgecolor='white', linewidth=0.5, legend_kwargs={'loc': 'upper left'},
scheme='equal_interval')


Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Matlab Basics
- Chapter 3: Functions
- Chapter 4: Vectors and Arrays
- Chapter 5: Execution Control
- Chapter 6: Strings
- Chapter 7: Cell Arrays and Structures
- Chapter 8: File Input and Output
- Chapter 9: Recursion
- Chapter 10: Problem Solving
- Chapter 11: Plotting
- Chapter 12: Matrices
- Chapter 13: Images
- Chapter 14: Sounds
- Chapter 15: Numerical Methods
- Chapter 16: Sorting
- Chapter 17: Graphs
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
- Appendix C
- Appendix D
- Index


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| def | __init__ |
| Class creator. | |
| def | get_base_parameters |
| Defines the base parameters needed for each of the algorithms. | |
| def | get_most_separated_elements |
| Chooses the 2 most separated elements of the dataset based on the distance stored in distance matrix. | |
| def | get_most_separated_from_two_elements |
| Gets the element which distance to two elements is maximum. | |
| def | get_parameters |
| This function creates some parameters to be used with Gromos. | |
Public Attributes | |
| distance_matrix | |
| parameters | |
| max_gen_clusterings | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| int | GROMOS_DEFAULT_MAX = 25 |
Definition at line 9 of file parametersGeneration.py.
| def pyproct.algorithms.gromos.parametersGeneration.ParametersGenerator.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| parameters, | |||
| matrix_handler | |||
| ) |
Class creator.
| parameters,: | Script parameters. |
| distance_matrix,: | The distance matrix we are using. |
Definition at line 20 of file parametersGeneration.py.
Defines the base parameters needed for each of the algorithms.
Each parameter created will be based on one of those and must not have more keys than these.
Definition at line 35 of file parametersGeneration.py.
| def pyproct.algorithms.gromos.parametersGeneration.ParametersGenerator.get_most_separated_elements | ( | self | ) |
Chooses the 2 most separated elements of the dataset based on the distance stored in distance matrix.
Definition at line 45 of file parametersGeneration.py.
| def pyproct.algorithms.gromos.parametersGeneration.ParametersGenerator.get_most_separated_from_two_elements | ( | self, | |
| first, | |||
| second | |||
| ) |
Gets the element which distance to two elements is maximum.
| first,: | First element to check against. |
| second,: | Second element to check against. |
Definition at line 68 of file parametersGeneration.py.
This function creates some parameters to be used with Gromos.
Definition at line 88 of file parametersGeneration.py.
Definition at line 20 of file parametersGeneration.py.
int pyproct::algorithms::gromos::parametersGeneration.ParametersGenerator::GROMOS_DEFAULT_MAX = 25 [static] |
Definition at line 10 of file parametersGeneration.py.
Definition at line 20 of file parametersGeneration.py.
Definition at line 20 of file parametersGeneration.py.


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Urchin tracking module (UTM) parameter remover
UTM parameters are used to identify the marketing campaign that refers traffic to a specific website.
Pasting a link here will strip all UTM parameters, as well as various other tracking parameters. This all happens in your browser; nothing leaves this page.
Why use this? Personally, I like sharing clean URLs with the minimum amount of information necessary.
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Serie A: Chris Smalling scores 1 and sets up 2 as Roma defeat Brescia 3-0
AS Roma moved up to fourth, one point ahead of Cagliari, which was visiting Lecce later.
by APChris Smalling’s transfer fee is rising match by match.
The former England international scored one goal and set up two others in Roma’s 3-0 win over last-place Brescia in Serie A on Sunday.
Smalling is on loan from Manchester United, which as of last week was reportedly seeking a fee of 20 million euros ($22 million) from Roma if the Giallorossi want to acquire his full rights.
Smalling has been on form all season for Roma and was particularly sharp in his latest performance.
In a 20-minute span of the second half, Smalling first scored with a header then knocked down crosses to set up goals for central defense partner Gianluca Mancini and forward Edin Džeko.
Roma moved up to fourth, one point ahead of Cagliari, which was visiting Lecce later.
Mario Balotelli was left out of Brescia’s squad following a training ground dispute with coach Fabio Grosso.
LAZIO 3rd
City rival Lazio is two points ahead of Roma in third following a 2-1 victory at Sassuolo courtesy of a late winner from Felipe Caicedo.
Ciro Immobile had opened the scoring with his 82nd career Serie A goal for Lazio, placing him level third with Tommaso Rocchi on the club’s all-time list behind Silvio Piola (143 goals) and Giuseppe Signori (107).
Francesco Caputo equalized for Sassuolo before the break.
OTHER RESULTS
A last-second equalizer from Blerim Dzemaili earned Bologna a 2-2 draw with Parma in an Emilia-Romagna derby.
Dzemaili connected on a volley following a corner.
Also, Samuel Di Carmine scored for Hellas Verona in a 1-0 win over Fiorentina.


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First Screen Shots of Riya: "I was presented with a view of facial thumbnails of everyone in my photos. Riya asks that you begin to educate it by telling it who the people are…it then very quickly starts to auto-tag pictures with a surprising level of accuracy."
Interesting - sounds like a photographic Shazam


The total amount of vacant land in Saint Louis is 3868 acres or 15.65km2. That is the size of the entire Cocos Islands near Australia.
A total of 1514 building floors are vacant in Saint Louis. If stacked one on top of the other, that would be more floors than 9 Burj Khalifas.
vacant
dataset from ~2017Acres
field.ComStories
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This is a demo of the alteration I made to Handsontable to make it
behave more like a spreadsheet with some math and
we have some formula evaluation.
You need to include the file <script src="jquery.handsontable-excel.js"></script>
in your document, after you have included 'Handsontable' itself, for this to work.
In order to enable this plugin, you can add 'useFormula: true' to default
settings in your Handsontable. This rearanges things within Handsontable
so that the default renderer (if nothing is set explicitly with either 'columns'
or 'cells') is: 'Handsontable.ExecRenderer'. If you set the type to 'excel'
in any cell, that enables you to have a formula (similar to excel or libreoffice/openoffice)
for that cell even without enable the useFormula above.
Note that this plugin is very beta at the moment. There are several issues with it
(see below).
The new renderer do the following:
- We can have plain text in the cells
- We can have numeric values in the cells
- We can have forced text in the cells so that
numbers are treated as text. This is done by having
the first char of the text as a ' (apostroph)
- We can have formulas in the cells with a = as the first char:
- Everything can be wrapped in paranthesis (). It has the highest priority
- Cell references are done by A1 or BD23. If a cell have an other formula, it is reevaluated.
Beware of circular references as it currently locks the browser!!
- Cell ranges are done with a : as in A1:B23
- Normal operators + - * / are available. * and / have precedience
- You can save the result of a logical operation, = < > <> >= or <=
- Some functions are defined:
Sum- To sum over a range or each parameter
Count- To count all numeric values in a range
Avg- Take average over a range
Min- Get the minimum value in a range or each parameter
Max- Get the maximum value in a range or each parameter
If- If takes 2 or 3 parameters. First parameter must evaluate to a boolean.
If that is true, 'IF' have the second parameter as result. If a third
exsists and the first parameter evaluates to false, 'IF' will have the third
parameter as result, else a null.
And- Do logical AND over a range or parameters, as in AND(A2>3;C3<0)
Or- Do logical OR over a range or parameters
Xor- Do logical XOR over a range or parameters
Not- Do logical NOT of a parameter
Concat- Concatenate all ranges and parameters as a string
- If you want to have the result as a text message, you encloses the text within a pair
of " (cite-chars) as in ="This text is a string constant" or
=if(A2=12;"Ja";"Nej") to get either text depending on A2 containing '12' or not.
Known issues:
When we use the wrong decimal separator (ie. other then '.'), even if we set other
language definition in numerals.js, it looks like a number on screen, but is actually
a string, which break formulas for example.
Always use '.' as decimal separator.
When we copy a cell that contains a formula, that formula isn't modified to
compensate for 'relative' cell-addressing. That is, all cell references,
wether we use '$' or not, is always absolute.


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Appending Entries by Uploading from Your Computer
Selected from the Append button menu in the file list dialog.
This dialog is a standard file selector. The initial directory is set to whatever you have your upload directory set to in Moderate's settings (this in turn defaults to your Ameol upload directory). The file selector allows multiple selections; when you have selected the files you want, click on OK and the description editor will be started allowing you to add descriptions to each of the new entries.
The files you select will be uploaded to the topic on your next blink.
Until you leave the file list editor (or change topics) your new entries will be flagged by a 'u' in the leftmost column of the file list display.
Click on Cancel if you change your mind about appending files.


pedal: One of the two variable pedals that can be plugged into the Digital Chroma. They are general-purpose controllers that can be used to modulate anything, although Pedal 1 is conventionally used for volume and Pedal 2 is used for other things.
Note that the Digital Chroma supports custom {_bipolar} pedals. With such a pedal, the normal "pedal" modulation sources only reflect the positive side of the pedal. To access the full bipolar range, use one of the "\+pedal" choices; to access just the negative side, use one of the "\-pedal" choices.
The Digital Chroma documentation refers to the switched controls like Sustain as "{_footswitch footswitches}" to avoid confusion.


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Responsive Image Loader
Seen on all device screens
Only seen on screens at least 648px wide
Only seen on screens at least 1024px wide


sealed class SdkData : NextActionData
When confirming a PaymentIntent or SetupIntent with the Stripe SDK, the Stripe SDK depends on this property to invoke authentication flows. The shape of the contents is subject to change and is only intended to be used by the Stripe SDK.
Use3DS1 |
data class Use3DS1 : SdkData |
Use3DS2 |
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Example 1
- In this example, "my guitar" refers to "Gibson Les Paul".
- Select the text span "Gibson Les Paul".
Step 1: Read this dialogue.
| USER: | I am using Gibson Les Paul, but I am thinking about buying a new guitar. Do you have any recommendations? |
| SYSTEM: | What are your preferences? |
| USER: | Do you have something similar to my guitar? |
Step 2: Select the text span that the phrase "my guitar" refers to.
Gibson
Les Paul
Gibson Les Paul
No information in the dialogue
None of the above


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