Input
问题描述 :
The input contains several floors. The first line of the input gives the number of floors.
Each floor is described in several lines. The first line contains two positive integers: the length and width of the floor, in millimeters. A floor is at most 40 000 mm long or wide. The next line contains a single number: the number t of tiles (1 <= t <= 100). The following t lines each contain the description of a tile. A tile is given as four integers:
xl yl xh yh
where (xl, yl) are the coordinates of the lower left corner of the tile, and (xh, yh) are the coordinates of the upper rightmost corner of the tile. A tile always has a positive area. The order of the coordinates of the floor and those of the tile coincide, of course.
You may assume that the tiles are mutually disjoint, and cover the floor, the whole floor, and nothing but the floor.
The last line of this specification raised some problems. Not for the contestants, but for the judges. Some of the test cases consist of many tiles. How can we be sure that our input file meets this condition? What we need is a checking program that verifies this condition.
Given an input file in the above format, find out for each floor whether the tiles
1. are disjoint,
2. do not lie outside the floor,
3. do cover the floor.
输入:
xl yl xh yh
where (xl, yl) are the coordinates of the lower left corner of the tile, and (xh, yh) are the coordinates of the upper rightmost corner of the tile. A tile always has a positive area. The order of the coordinates of the floor and those of the tile coincide, of course.
输出:
NONDISJOINT if overlapping tiles occur;
NONCONTAINED if no overlapping tiles occur, but some tiles go outside the floor;
NONCOVERING if no overlapping tiles occur, and no tiles go outside the floor, but some parts of the floor are not covered;
OK if none of these is true.
样例输入:
4 4 3 2 0 0 2 2 1 1 5 5 4 3 2 0 0 2 2 -2 2 5 5 4 3 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 4 2 4 3 3 0 0 2 2 2 0 4 2 0 2 4 3
样例输出:
NONDISJOINT NONCONTAINED NONCOVERING OK
题目大意：给出地板的长度和宽度，及瓷砖的位置，按照瓷砖覆盖的情况输出答案：情况1.是否存在重叠情况:
2.是否有出界外的
3.是否有空隙，
4.在都满足1,2,3的情况下输出“OK”，
思路：按照题意，一一判断上述情况即可
#include<stdio.h> #include<math.h> #include<iostream> using namespace std; struct Tile { int x1,y1; int x2,y2; int s; }p[101]; int main() { int n,i,j,k; int t1,t2,t3; int a,b,sum,m,c1,c2,t; while(scanf("%d",&n)!=EOF) { while(n--) { t1=t2=t3=0; sum=0; scanf("%d%d",&a,&b); scanf("%d",&m); t=(a>b? a:b); for(i=0;i<m;i++) { scanf("%d%d%d%d",&p[i].x1,&p[i].y1,&p[i].x2,&p[i].y2); c1=abs(p[i].x1-p[i].x2); c2=abs(p[i].y1-p[i].y2); p[i].s=c1*c2; sum+=p[i].s; if(p[i].x1<0||p[i].x2<0||p[i].y1 <0||p[i].y2 <0)//判断是否过界 t2=1; if(p[i].x1>t||p[i].x2>t||p[i].y1>t||p[i].y2>t) t2=1; } if(sum<a*b)//判断是否有空隙 t3=1; for(i=0;i<m;i++)//判断是否有重叠 { if(t1)break; for(j=i+1;j<m;j++) { if((p[j].x1>=p[i].x2)||(p[j].x2<=p[i].x1)||(p[j].y1>=p[i].y2)||(p[j].y2<=p[i].y1)) continue; else {t1=1; break; } } } // printf("t1=%d t2=%d t3=%d\n",t1,t2,t3); if(t1) printf("NONDISJOINT\n"); else if(t2) printf("NONCONTAINED\n"); else if(t3) printf("NONCOVERING\n"); else printf("OK\n"); } } return 0; }
转自：http://blog.csdn.net/jhc23/article/details/7897178
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为什么不直接用STL排序呢？
分析的很详细！赞一个
分析的很专业！
没敢用map，总怕stl用着会超时
对于输出格式不用控制？？还是直接使用cout输出。？？
分三种情况讨论。Not Possible就是impossible
楼主放题时候没注意下？xxx定律见：
hdoj3782：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=3782
刚开始学，非常好
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居然看懂了
问题3是不是应该为1/4 .因为截取的三段，无论是否能组成三角形， x， y-x ，1-y,都应大于0，所以 x<y,基础应该是一个大三角形。小三角是大三角的 1/4.
very good solutions.


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A.M.D. and A.M.H. acknowledge receipt of funding from the European Research Council under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007–2013)/ERC grant agreement no. 278636. B.d.B. has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement no. 660814 and is currently funded by NWO Earth and Life Sciences (ALW), project 863.15.019. ANICE model runs were performed on the LISA Computer Cluster. B.d.B. acknowledges funding from NWO-EW and would like to acknowledge SurfSARA Computing and Networking Services for their support. J.B. has been supported by the Helmholtz graduate school GeoSim and the MAGIC-DML project through DFG SPP 1158 (RO 4262/1–6). SICOPOLIS model simulations were performed on the GLIC computer cluster at GFZ Potsdam. A.M.D. and D.J.H. thank the support of the University of Leeds HPC facilities to run the BASISM simulations. All authors acknowledge the Past Earth Network (EPSRC Grant No: EP/M008363/1). The authors would also like to thank the participants of the PlioMIP project for their climate modelling and other contributions: Bette Otto-Bliesner, Ayako Abe-Ouchi, Fran Bragg, Wing-Le Chan, Mark Chandler, Camille Contoux, Anne Jost, Youchi Kamae, Gerrit Lohmann, Daniel Lunt, Gilles Ramstein, Nan Rosenbloom, Linda Sohl, Christian Stepanek, Hiroaki Ueda, Qin Yan, Zhongshi Zhang and Harry Dowsett.


| F_2_panel.functions {lattice} | R Documentation |
These are predefined panel functions available in lattice for use in constructing new panel functions (often on-the-fly).
panel.abline(a = NULL, b = 0, h = NULL, v = NULL, reg = NULL, coef = NULL, col, col.line, lty, lwd, alpha, type, ..., reference = FALSE, identifier = "abline") panel.refline(...) panel.curve(expr, from, to, n = 101, curve.type = "l", col, lty, lwd, type, ..., identifier = "curve") panel.rug(x = NULL, y = NULL, regular = TRUE, start = if (regular) 0 else 0.97, end = if (regular) 0.03 else 1, x.units = rep("npc", 2), y.units = rep("npc", 2), col, col.line, lty, lwd, alpha, ..., identifier = "rug") panel.average(x, y, fun = mean, horizontal = TRUE, lwd, lty, col, col.line, type, ..., identifier = "linejoin") panel.linejoin(x, y, fun = mean, horizontal = TRUE, lwd, lty, col, col.line, type, ..., identifier = "linejoin") panel.fill(col, border, ..., identifier = "fill") panel.grid(h=3, v=3, col, col.line, lty, lwd, x, y, ..., identifier = "grid") panel.lmline(x, y, ..., identifier = "lmline") panel.mathdensity(dmath = dnorm, args = list(mean=0, sd=1), n = 50, col, col.line, lwd, lty, type, ..., identifier = "mathdensity")
x, y |
Variables defining the contents of the panel.
In |
a, b |
Coefficients of the line to be added by
|
coef |
Coefficients of the line to be added as a vector of length 2. |
reg |
A (linear) regression object, with a |
h, v |
For For If |
reference |
A logical flag determining whether the default
graphical parameters for |
expr |
An expression considered as a function of |
n |
The number of points to use for drawing the curve. |
from, to |
optional lower and upper x-limits of curve. If missing, limits of current panel are used |
curve.type |
Type of curve ( |
regular |
A logical flag indicating whether the ‘rug’ is to be drawn on the ‘regular’ side (left / bottom) or not (right / top). |
start, end |
endpoints of rug segments, in normalized parent
coordinates (between 0 and 1). Defaults depend on value of
|
x.units, y.units |
Character vectors, replicated to be of length two. Specifies the
(grid) units associated with |
col, col.line, lty, lwd, alpha, border |
Graphical parameters. |
type |
Usually ignored by the panel functions documented here;
the argument is present only to make sure an explicitly specified
|
fun |
The function that will be applied to the subset of
|
horizontal |
A logical flag. If |
dmath |
A vectorized function that produces density values given
a numeric vector named |
args |
A list giving additional arguments to be passed to
|
... |
Further arguments, typically graphical parameters,
passed on to other low-level functions as appropriate. Color can
usually be specified by |
identifier |
A character string that is prepended to the names of grobs that are created by this panel function. |
panel.abline
adds a line of the form y = a + b * x
, or
vertical and/or horizontal lines. Graphical parameters are obtained
from the “add.line” settings by default. panel.refline
is similar, but uses the “reference.line” settings for the
defaults.
panel.grid
draws a reference grid.
panel.curve
adds a curve, similar to what curve
does with add = TRUE
. Graphical parameters for the curve are
obtained from the “add.line” setting.
panel.average
treats one of x
and y
as a factor
(according to the value of horizontal
), calculates fun
applied to the subsets of the other variable determined by each unique
value of the factor, and joins them by a line. Can be used in
conjunction with panel.xyplot
, and more commonly with
panel.superpose
to produce interaction plots.
panel.linejoin
is an alias for panel.average
. It is
retained for back-compatibility, and may go away in future.
panel.mathdensity
plots a (usually theoretical) probability
density function. This can be useful in conjunction with
histogram
and densityplot
to visually assess goodness of
fit (note, however, that qqmath
is more suitable for this).
panel.rug
adds a rug representation of the (marginal)
data to the panel, much like rug
.
panel.lmline(x, y)
is equivalent to
panel.abline(lm(y ~ x))
.
Deepayan Sarkar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Lattice, panel.axis
, panel.identify
identify
, trellis.par.set
.
## Interaction Plot bwplot(yield ~ site, barley, groups = year, panel = function(x, y, groups, subscripts, ...) { panel.grid(h = -1, v = 0) panel.stripplot(x, y, ..., jitter.data = TRUE, groups = groups, subscripts = subscripts) panel.superpose(x, y, ..., panel.groups = panel.average, groups = groups, subscripts = subscripts) }, auto.key = list(points = FALSE, lines = TRUE, columns = 2)) ## Superposing a fitted normal density on a Histogram histogram( ~ height | voice.part, data = singer, layout = c(2, 4), type = "density", border = "transparent", col.line = "grey60", xlab = "Height (inches)", ylab = "Density Histogram\n with Normal Fit", panel = function(x, ...) { panel.histogram(x, ...) panel.mathdensity(dmath = dnorm, args = list(mean=mean(x),sd=sd(x)), ...) } )


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This learning agreement is about how I am managing my web development courses studying at EDA.
First of all, I have passion on coding/programming, I have a bachelor degree in computer science from Auckland University and programming is always my dreaming job, no doubt that I am motivated and have fully committed to this course.
My strengths are
I have learned Java before and have basic ideas about programming;
I am reponsible and well organised, once I commit to something, I will try my best to complete it;
I work hard and have eyes on details, I tends to finish my tasks in time and achieve my goals;
I am perservative and won't give up easily
My limitations are
I am mother of two, I have a busy life, I need to balance my study and family life, doing things efficiently is very important to me, so I must stick with my study plan and finish it on time;
Energy, as a mother and full time student, I have a lot things to do everyday, so it is hard to keep my energy up high at all the time, I could feel tired and frustrated at times. my plan to deal with this situations are:
Have a 10 mintues study break every 2 hours, to have a cup of tea and go out to have some fresh air;
Do Yoga before and after my studying as Yoga can relax my body phisically and emotionally;
Practicing deep breath, it helps me to keep calm and get more oxygen for my body
How am I managing my workload in this programme?
Plan well- set up a daily study plan before studying everyday and stick with it, finish my work in time, it includes my daily study and assignemnts
Attend every workshop on Monday morning and weekly meeting with my facilitator Kelly;
Work efficiently, stay focus and seek help when I can't work things out
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public interface DesktopPeer
DesktopPeer
interface provides methods for the operation
of open, edit, print, browse and mail with the given URL or file, by
launching the associated application.
Each platform has an implementation class for this interface.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
browse(URI uri)
Launches the user default browser to display the given URI.
|
void |
edit(File file)
Launches the associated editor and opens the given file for editing.
|
boolean |
isSupported(Desktop.Action action)
Returns whether the given action is supported on the current platform.
|
void |
mail(URI mailtoURL)
Launches the mail composing window of the user default mail client,
filling the message fields including to, cc, etc, with the values
specified by the given mailto URL.
|
void |
open(File file)
Launches the associated application to open the given file.
|
void |
print(File file)
Prints the given file with the native desktop printing facility, using
the associated application's print command.
|
boolean isSupported(Desktop.Action action)
action
- the action type to be tested if it's supported on the
current platform.true
if the given action is supported on
the current platform; false
otherwise.void open(File file) throws IOException
file
- the given file.IOException
- If the given file has no associated application,
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- the given file.IOException
- If the given file has no associated editor, or
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file
- the given file.IOException
- If the given file has no associated application
that can be used to print it.void mail(URI mailtoURL) throws IOException
mailtoURL
- represents a mailto URL with specified values of the message.
The syntax of mailto URL is defined by
RFC2368: The mailto
URL schemeIOException
- If the user default mail client is not found,
or it fails to be launched.void browse(URI uri) throws IOException
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An early overview of ICLR2018
04 Dec 2017Most reviews for ICLR2018 are out and given the success of the past edition it is time for the next one :)
Update: I have published an overview of the decision process in part 2, and final decisions in part 3.
The sixth edition of ICLR will be held in Vancouver the 30th of April and it comes with some important changes:
- This time submissions are double-blind.
- There is only one review round.
- Revisions are not allowed during the review period (last year some authors submitted “a draft” before the deadline and then continued working until the review).
Another difference with the last edition, is that review scores have dropped from a median of 6 to a median of 5 (5.69 avg -> 5.23 avg):
Could be this a consequence of the single review round, which helped the authors to empathize with their reviewers? Are low-hanging fruits running out? Is it the double-blind?
What about the cutt-off score to be accepted? If we take into account the 40% best of the 979 mean scores, it is 5.54.
I computed the paper score by averaging its review ratings weighted by the reviewer confidence:
papers = [{r=9,c=3}, {r=4,c=1}]
avg_score = 9 * (3 / (3 + 1)) + 4 * (1 / (3 + 1)) = 7.75
Anyway, let’s go straight to the point and see which are the top 10 rated papers.
Top 10 rated papers
| # | Title | Authors | Rating | Std |
| 1 | Certifiable Distributional Robustness with Principled Adversarial Training | Anon | 9.0 | 0.0 |
| 2 | On the Convergence of Adam and Beyond | Anon | 8.6 | 0.5 |
| 3 | Deep Mean Field Games for Learning Optimal Behavior Policy of Large Populations | Anon | 8.5 | 1.2 |
| 4 | Multi-Scale Dense Networks for Resource Efficient Image Classification | Anon | 8.3 | 1.2 |
| 5 | Emergence of grid-like representations by training recurrent neural networks to perform spatial localization | Anon | 8.3 | 0.5 |
| 6 | i-RevNet: Deep Invertible Networks | Anon | 8.1 | 0.8 |
| 7 | Spherical CNNs | Anon | 8.1 | 0.8 |
| 8 | Wasserstein Auto-Encoders | Anon | 8.0 | 0.0 |
| 9 | Learning to Represent Programs with Graphs | Anon | 8.0 | 0.0 |
| 10 | Boosting Dilated Convolutional Networks with Mixed Tensor Decompositions | Anon | 8.0 | 0.8 |
I recommend the reader to go through all of them, they all are inspiring and interesting. It can also be seen that reviewers are unanimous for most of them. This brings about another question, which are the submissions that create the most discord?
| # | Title | Authors | Std | Min | Max |
| 1 | Progressive Growing of GANs for Improved Quality, Stability, and Variation | Anon | 3.3 | 1 | 8 |
| 2 | BLOCK-NORMALIZED GRADIENT METHOD: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY FOR TRAINING DEEP NEURAL NETWORK | Anon | 3.0 | 3 | 9 |
| 3 | Stabilizing Adversarial Nets with Prediction Methods | Anon | 2.5 | 3 | 9 |
| 4 | Emergent Complexity via Multi-Agent Competition | Anon | 2.5 | 3 | 9 |
| 5 | Multi-Agent Compositional Communication Learning from Raw Visual Input | Anon | 2.4 | 3 | 9 |
The most extrema case is Progressive Growing of GANs for Improved Quality, Stability, and Variation, which is rated as trivial or wrong by a reviewer while another one rates it with an 8 (top 50%).
A great feature of OpenReview is that it allows for public comments. This can help us to discover other interesting papers, such as the most popular ones. However, comments do not always come from experts and thus it is difficult to tell whether they are relevant to assess the importance of a paper. In order to shed some light on the importance of comments vs reviews, I have related a simple sentiment analysis score on the comments with the score emitted by the reviewers:
As it can be seen, there is not much correlation between the sentiment of user comments and the rating of the reviewers (the size of the blue dots is the number of comments). Another factor is that the tool used for sentiment analysis might be too simple, although it succeeds for some of them:
(+) Deep Learning is Robust to Massive Label Noise: Good results, better than in literature.
(-) Hybed: Hyperbolic Neural Graph Embedding: These embeddings are not in the hyperbolic space as claimed…
Also, we don’t know how expert are the users who comment. However, does confidence change the way how reviewers rate?
Do confident reviewers rate differently?
The answer is yes as it can be seen in the following plot:
Confident reviewers use to emit more extreme votes (0-3, 9-10, 7-8), while those which are less confident tend to vote in the middle (4-6).
About the data
This time I have used the OpenReview API instead of a crawler. I will update it regularly until all the reviews are published.
Related Posts
- http://search.iclr2018.smerity.com/
- Yanguang has published a similar review.
- Past edition


| Shipment number |
Shipment date |
Ship to name |
Payment method |
Payment status |
Amount | Action |
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| 1000001 | Aug 16 2018 7:40:01 AM | Shihab | Credit/Debit card | Paid | RS 1000.00 | View |


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Bullet Collision Detection & Physics Library
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Public Member Functions | |
| AssignConstraintsToGridBatchesLoop (const AssignConstraintsToGridBatchesParams ¶ms) | |
| void | forLoop (int iBegin, int iEnd) const BT_OVERRIDE |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btIParallelForBody | |
| virtual | ~btIParallelForBody () |
Public Attributes | |
| const AssignConstraintsToGridBatchesParams * | m_params |
Definition at line 774 of file btBatchedConstraints.cpp.
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Definition at line 778 of file btBatchedConstraints.cpp.
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Implements btIParallelForBody.
Definition at line 782 of file btBatchedConstraints.cpp.
| const AssignConstraintsToGridBatchesParams* AssignConstraintsToGridBatchesLoop::m_params |
Definition at line 776 of file btBatchedConstraints.cpp.


Version 1.5 is a second part of version 1.4, which includes 22 new pages from 7 categories, various improvements and bug fixes. Please check documentation for a full list of changes and files that need to be updated.
// # List of new components
// ------------------------------
[new] Change-log - (Change-log_sidebar_right.html)
[new] General pages - Feed layouts (general_feed.html)
[new] General pages - Content widgets (general_widgets_content.html)
[new] General pages - Responsive embeds (general_embeds.html)
[new] Service pages - Sitemap (service_sitemap.html)
[new] User pages - Tabbed profile (user_pages_profile_tabbed.html)
[new] Mailbox - Mail list (mail_list.html)
[new] Mailbox - List with detached sidebar (layout 1 and 2) (mail_list_detached.html)
[new] Mailbox - Read mail (mail_read.html)
[new] Mailbox - Write mail (mail_write.html)
[new] Job search - Cards view (job_list_cards.html)
[new] Job search - Panel view (job_list_panel.html)
[new] Job search - Detailed view (job_detailed.html)
[new] Job search - Apply (job_apply.html)
[new] Learning kit - List view (learning_list.html)
[new] Learning kit - Grid view (learning_grid.html)
[new] Learning kit - Detailed view (learning_detailed.html)
// # List of updated plugins
// ------------------------------
[updated] Switchery library - switchery.min.js - to 0.8.2
[updated] Touchspin spinners - touchspin.min.js - to 3.1.2
[updated] Autosize extension - autosize.min.js - to 3.0.20
[updated] Bootstrap Select - bootstrap_select.min.js to 1.12.1
[updated] Moment.js - moment.min.js, moment_locales.min.js - to 2.17.1
[updated] Image Cropper - cropper.min.js - to 2.3.4
[updated] Plupload file uploader - plupload bundle - to 2.2.1
[updated] Bootstrap File Input library - fileinput.min.js to 4.3.7
[updated] Datatables library - datatables.min.js - to 1.10.13
[updated] Autofill DT extention - autofill.min.js - to 2.1.3
[updated] Buttons DT extention - buttons.min.js - to 1.2.4
[updated] Key Table DT extention - key_table.min.js - to 2.2.0
[updated] Row Reorder DT extention - row_reorder.min.js - to 1.2.0
// # List of fixed
// ------------------------------
[fixed] Button with icon doesn't support checkboxes/radios
[fixed] Float button - if text is too long, it wraps on the second line
[fixed] Mini sidebar - in collapsed more, items with child levels have wrong right padding
[fixed] Sidebar container bottom spacing fixes
[fixed] In separate sidebar, panels and categories have double bottom spacing
[fixed] Badge and label are transparent in active navigation item in default sidebar
[fixed] Login and registration pages - password fields have wrong input types
[fixed] Dropzone uploader - if uploader is not inside panel, background and border colors don't match
[fixed] If responsive table goes after panel heading, table container and table itself need top border
[fixed] Panel title doesn’t respect font size classes
[fixed] Mini sidebar - children level dropdown in main navigation appears behind footer
[fixed] Stacked media lists don't respect text alignment classes
[fixed] If media object is displayed as panel body, it has extra top margin
[fixed] Datatables fixed header - when click click sidebar control button, headers do not adjust to a new width
[fixed] Anytime picker - empty cells are hidden in date grid
[fixed] In material layout, multiple navbar buttons don't have horizontal spacing
[fixed] FAB button in 5th layout has extra border
[fixed] RTL layout - Dropzone uploader adds extra horizontal space to body and scrollbar appears
[fixed] RTL layout - default pace theme doesn't show up
// # List of improvements
// ------------------------------
[improved] @table-cell-padding variable does not use padding variable
[improved] Removed unused .icons-list-vertical class from html pages
[improved] Removed unused .btn-slide class from html files
[improved] Added inline list with vertical borders (.list-inline-bordered)
[improved] Added group of block buttons (.btn-block-group)
[improved] Added seamless row option which doesn't page spacing between columns (.row-seamless)
[improved] Added border radius helpers (helpers.less)
[improved] Added no-border option for jQuery UI datepicker if used inside panel
[improved] Added class name for scrollable panel to limit panel viewport (.has-scroll)
[improved] Added top border if panel has multiple bodies
[improved] Added class name for slightly darker panel body (.panel-body-accent)
[improved] Added nav tabs toolbar with grey background (.nav-tabs-toolbar)
[improved] Improved navigation and file naming
Version 1.4 consists of 2 parts - first part contains updated libraries to the latest stable versions, fixed reported bugs and general template improvements; second part will include new pages and new components only. In general, this update doesn't include critical changes, but some of the features were completely re-thought: hiding panel heading and page header elements is now optional and file structure in Starter Kit has been slightly changed: now each layout uses common LESS and JS files for both main and starters layouts.
// # List of updated plugins
// ------------------------------
[updated] Bootstrap library - bootstrap.min.js, bootstrap LESS files - to 3.3.7
[updated] Font Awesome icon set - bundle - to 4.6.3
[updated] Hover Dropdown extension - hover_dropdown.min.js - to 2.2.1
[updated] Typeahead engine - typeahead.bundle.min.js to 0.11.1
[updated] Dual Listbox - duallistbox.min.js - to 3.0.5
[updated] Select2 library - select2.min.js - to 4.0.3
[updated] Bootstrap Select library - bootstrap_select.min.js - to 1.11.1
[updated] Uniform library - uniform.min.js - to 3.0
[updated] Summernote editor - summernote.min.js - to 0.8.2
[updated] Ladda extensions - ladda.min.js - to 1.0.0
[updated] Bootstrap Progress Bars - progressbar.min.js - to 0.9.0
[updated] Bootbox dialogs extension - bootbox.min.js to 4.4.0
[updated] Bootpag pagination - bootpag.min.js - to 1.0.7
[updated] Bootstrap pagination extension - bs_pagination.min.js - to 1.4
[updated] Spectrum color picker - spectrum.js - to 1.8.0
[updated] Pickadate pickers - pickadate.js bundle - to 3.5.6
[updated] Anytime picker - anytime.min.js - to 5.1.2
[updated] Bootstrap daterange picker - daterangepicker.js - to 2.1.23
[updated] Moment.js library - moment.min.js and moment_locales.min.js - to 2.14.1
[updated] ION Range sliders - ion_rangeslider.min.js - to 2.1.4
[updated] NoUI sliders - nouislider.min.js - to 8.5.1
[updated] jQuery UI slider pips - slider_pips.min.js - to 1.11.3 (in LTR only)
[updated] Datatables library - datatables.min.js - to 1.10.12
[updated] Autofill DT extention - autofill.min.js - to 2.1.2
[updated] Buttons DT extention - buttons.min.js - to 1.2.1
[updated] Column Reorder DT extention - col_reorder.min.js - to 1.3.2
[updated] Fixed Columns DT extention - fixed_columns.min.js - to 3.2.2
[updated] Fixed Header DT extention - fixed_header.min.js - to 3.1.2
[updated] Key Table DT extention - key_table.min.js - to 2.1.2
[updated] Responsive DT extention - responsive.min.js - to 2.1.0
[updated] Row Reorder DT extention - row_reorder.min.js - to 1.1.2
[updated] Scroller DT extention - scroller.min.js - to 1.4.2
[updated] Select DT extention - select.min.js - to 1.2.0
[updated] Handsontable library - handsontable.min.js - to 0.26.0
[updated] Image Cropper - cropper.min.js to 2.3.3
[updated] Typeahead Addresspicker - typeahead_addresspicker.js to the latest version
[updated] Fancytree library - fancytree.min.js - to 2.18.0
[updated] Fullcalendar library - fullcalendar.min.js - to 2.9.1
[updated] Headroom.js extension - headroom.min.js and headroom_jquery.min.js - to 0.9.3
[updated] Nicescroll custom scrollbar - nicescroll.min.js - to 3.6.8
[updated] D3.js charting library - d3.min.js - to 3.5.17
[updated] Plupload file uploader - plupload bundle - to 2.1.9
[updated] Bootstrap File Input library - fileinput.min.js to 4.3.5
// # List of fixed
// ------------------------------
[fixed] Wrong horizontal padding in typeahead suggestions menu items in material layout
[fixed] WYSIHTML5 text editor color picker doesn’t work and doesn't respect text styles
[fixed] Fullcalendar table overflow is visible on small screens and some responsive issues
[fixed] Datatable buttons collection dropdown has wrong horizontal padding
[fixed] Alpaca horizontal selects extra gap between selects
[fixed] Fancytree Child Counter extension missing styles
[fixed] Pager has negative bottom margin
[fixed] Tabs inside panel don’t have padding on mobile
[fixed] Nested tabs in vertical tabs layout are also vertical
[fixed] Styled single file input doesn’t respect width if file name is too long
[fixed] Mega menu isn’t scrollable on mobile if inside fixed secondary navbar
[fixed] jQuery UI datepicker is hidden if inside jQuery UI dialog
[fixed] Dropdown menu in material layout inside breadcrumb elements has wrong placement
[fixed] Bootstrap file input loading indicator has wrong position when loading begins
[fixed] jQuery UI Select with icons - icons don’t have horizontal spacing
[fixed] Steps wizard content overflow is hidden, so components inside wizard are partially hidden
[fixed] Bootstrap select in panel heading elements triggers native select on click
[fixed] Dropdown submenus on Android don’t open
[fixed] Breadcrumb line component inside page header in material layout displayed incorrectly
[fixed] Single styled file inputs are displayed inline on drag&drop page, in material layout
[fixed] Search field in search and knowledgebase has background color in material layout
[fixed] Contextual panels don't have background color on mobile, if heading elements are collapsed
[fixed] Image cropper in Summernote editor has wrong position and appears behind image
[fixed] RTL layout - typeahead inputs in material layout have wrong direction
[fixed] RTL layout - fancy box has incorrect position
[fixed] RTL layout - handsontable tables have wrong styles
[fixed] RTL layout - daterangepicker is missing RTL direction in plugin configurations
// # List of improvements
// ------------------------------
[improved] Improved file structure in Starter Kits
[improved] Removed paths to extra JS files in Handsontable pages
[improved] gulpfile.js - minifycss replaced with clean-css due to deprecation
[improved] Improved Typeahead initializations accross JS files
[improved] Added missing badges component to panel and page header components list
[improved] Added 3 new examples of Bootbox dialog extension
[improved] Added option to disable collapsing of heading elements on mobile (using .not-collapsible class added to .heading-elements container)
[improved] Now heading elements on mobile push content down instead of covering elements below, so that all responsive containers have consistent appearance
[improved] Panel heading elements now have background color different from panel background color on mobiles
[improved] Each layout now uses 1 gulp file for main layout and Starter Kits
Version 1.3 is another massive update, which has been in development over the past 3 months. This version includes bug fixing for reported issues, new components, new layout, new theme and updated plugins/libraries to the latest stable versions. Also includes significant improvements of LESS files structure and RTL layout logic - switched to gulp task, which automatically generates CSS files for RTL version, so now both layout directions use same set of LESS files with a few exceptions. The only benefit - very easy to track changes and update files, downside - requires gulp task runner. But documentation and myself help to solve any kind of issues related to upgrade.
// # List of new components
// ------------------------------
[new] New layout
[new] Material design theme for all layouts
[new] Alpaca forms - JSON driven form generator
[new] Floating Action Menu - material style floating action button with menu, supports 4 positions
[new] Panel footer components - a great addition to panel component to display panel header components in panel footer
[new] Floating labels - display hidden labels on input fields
[new] New heading components - image thumbnails and inline lists
[new] New page header options - transparent, light, dark, light image and dark image
[new] New tabs - vertical left/right, with top icons
[new] Modal with remote source - configuration example
[new] Navbar navigation - added status mark support
[new] Forms - added large and extra large input sizes
[new] Footer - now footer can be either text or navbar component (static and fixed)
[new] Components animation - added optional transitions to all components, now they are animated by default
// # List of updated plugins
// ------------------------------
[updated] PNotify notifications - pnotify.min.js - to 3.0.0
[updated] Noty notifications - noty.min.js - to 2.3.8
[updated] Datatables library - datatables.min.js - to 1.10.11 and extensions
[updated] Autofill extension - autofill.min.js - to 2.1.1
[updated] Buttons extension - buttons.min.js - to 1.1.2
[updated] Column reorder extension - col_reorder.min.js - to 1.3.1
[updated] Fixed columns extension - fixed_columns.min.js - to 3.2.1
[updated] Fixed header extension - fixed_header.min.js - to 3.1.1
[updated] Key table extension - key_table.min.js - to 2.1.1
[updated] Responsive extension - responsive.min.js - to 2.0.2
[updated] Row reorder extension - row_reorder.min.js - to 1.1.1
[updated] Scroller extension - scroller.min.js - to 1.4.1
[updated] Select extension - select.min.js - to 1.1.2
[updated] Select2 library - select2.min.js - to 4.0.2
[updated] ECharts charting library - echarts.js - to 2.2.7
[updated] FullCalendar - fullcalendar.min.js - to 2.6.1
[updated] Dropzone file uploader - dropzone.min.js - to 4.3.0 (done, replace dropzone.less everywhere)
[updated] Plupload file uploader - plupload.full.min.js - to 2.1.8
[updated] D3.js visualization library - d3.min.js - to 3.5.16
[updated] Noui slider - nouislider.min - to 8.3.0 (done)
[updated] BlockUI extension - blockui.min.js - to 2.7.0
[updated] Jasny Bootstrap - jasny_bootstrap.min.js - to 3.1.3
[updated] Passy - passy.js - to the latest version
[updated] Auto growing textarea - autosize.js - to 3.0.15 (requires fixes in form_controls_extended.js) (done)
[updated] Bootstrap selects - bootstrap_select.min.js - to 1.10.0 (requires fixes in bootstrap-select.less) (done)
[updated] Touchspin spinners - touchspin.min.js - to 3.1.1
[updated] Bootstrap tags input - bootstrap_tagsinput.min.js - to 0.8.0
[updated] Form validation - validate.min.js - to 1.15.0 (also needs to be updated form_validation.js - replace card with creditcard)
[updated] Summernote editor - summernote.min.js - to 0.8.1 (needs new font files to be added)
[updated] Hideable navbar - headroom.min.js - to 0.8.0
[updated] Bootstrap file input - file-input.min.js - to 4.3.1
[updated] Handlebars - handlebars.min.js - to 4.0.5
// # List of fixed
// ------------------------------
[fixed] Extra horizontal scrollbar in Fullcalendar in Firefox
[fixed] Multiple Select2 - wrong cross icon placement in FF
[fixed] Container height hack for FF caused footer issues on mobile
[fixed] Select2 multiple select with custom bg color - wrong placeholder color
[fixed] Typo in navbar.less, which caused compilation warnings
[fixed] When collapsing/expanding sidebar category, class name is added to a wrong item
[fixed] Panel heading - incorrect vertical alignment in icons and text (wrong calculation)
[fixed] Descriptions list have incorrect titles on mobiles
[fixed] If badges have border, border radius is too small to make them rounded
[fixed] Panel heading - wrong position of tabs and pills
[fixed] Incorrect height of ION range slider
[fixed] noUI vertical slider has wrong range width
[fixed] Color picker overflows fixed navbar
[fixed] Growl notification generated by BlockUI has double border
[fixed] jQuery UI selects - long text overlaps arrow icon
[fixed] Dropzone icon marks appear on the left side overflowing thumb
[fixed] In 3rd and 4th layout, collapsed sidebar has extra top spacing
[fixed] Links with default bootstrap contextual background colors have wrong colors on hover/focus
[fixed] If panel is collapsed by default, arrow icon isn’t rotated
[fixed] Single daterange picker with time picker - empty calendars container shows up
[fixed] Floating button inside page header (link buttons) don’t have vertical padding
[fixed] On mobiles, flat button inside navbar has wrong color text color
[fixed] Invoice template first row has wrong breakpoint
[fixed] Datatables doesn’t have horizontal spacing in header/footer if table is inside form
[fixed] Hideable navbar doesn’t support optional navbar sizes
[fixed] Border radius inconsistency in input elements
[fixed] In RTL version page title subtitle has wrong position
[fixed] Icon inside input group disappears when input is focused
[fixed] Default and flat labels/badges heights are inconsistent
[fixed] Pagination and pager have extra bottom spacing
[fixed] Datatables fixed columns extension - complex header example not resizable
[fixed] Dual list boxes inconsistent border radiuses
// # List of improvements
// ------------------------------
[improved] Improved *-sm and *-xs styles in inputs, buttons, selects and input groups
[improved] Additional placements of labels/badges in dropdown (badges/labels are always on the far right)
[improved] Fancy box close button position
[improved] Added horizontal spacing to images inside user dropdown menu
[improved] Single styled file input (supports text and icons with all available button styles)
[improved] Use buttons instead of inputs in steps actions
[improved] Label/badge and flat label/badge size inconsistency
[improved] Increased caret width
[improved] Added .no-shadow helper class - removes shadow from element
[improved] Tabs inside panel header
[improved] Add direction: ltr; to all tags to avoid issues in RTL version
[improved] Removed input highlights in contextual feedback states
[improved] Look and feel of CKEditor toolbar
[improved] Added multiselect dropdown support to navbar
[improved] Sidebar navigation appearance
[improved] RTL version - switched to gulp task, that automatically generates RTL version from LTR, to avoid problems with updates
[improved] Significantly improved LESS file structure
Version 1.2.1 is a quick update that contains some reported bugs fixes and plugins update. Nothing new is added since this is an addition to global 1.2 version. Important milestone for 1.3 version is footer and container height enhancements - jquery solution for calculating minimum container height will be replaced with pure CSS.
// # List of updated plugins
// ------------------------------
[updated] Bootstrap file input - to the latest version
[updated] Select2 - from RC1 to stable 4.0.1 version
// # List of fixed bugs
// ------------------------------
// Core fixes
[fixed] Documentation - correct release date on main page, fixed path to globalize/ library, gulp plugins to install
[fixed] Navbar - added sticky sidebar top spacing if used with fixed top single navbar. To be enhanced in 1.3
[fixed] Fixed sidebar and navbar - removed unnecessary affix code from the page
// Components fixes
[fixed] Centered timeline - extra dots on desktop
[fixed] Datatables Select extension - checkboxes are not selectable
[fixed] Datatables Autofill and Select - wrong columns sorting in examples with checkboxes
[fixed] Select2 selects - selected text overlaps arrow in single select
[fixed] Select2 selects validation - wrong error/success label placement
Version 1.2 is a quick update that contains some reported bugs fixes and plugins update. Nothing new is added since this is an addition to global 1.2 version. Important milestone for 1.3 version is footer and container height enhancements - jquery solution for calculating minimum container height will be replaced with pure CSS.
// # List of updated plugins
// ------------------------------
[updated] Bootstrap file input - to the latest version
[updated] Select2 - from RC1 to stable 4.0.1 version
// # List of fixed bugs
// ------------------------------
// Core fixes
[fixed] Documentation - correct release date on main page, fixed path to globalize/ library, gulp plugins to install
[fixed] Navbar - added sticky sidebar top spacing if used with fixed top single navbar. To be enhanced in 1.3
[fixed] Fixed sidebar and navbar - removed unnecessary affix code from the page
// Components fixes
[fixed] Centered timeline - extra dots on desktop
[fixed] Datatables Select extension - checkboxes are not selectable
[fixed] Datatables Autofill and Select - wrong columns sorting in examples with checkboxes
[fixed] Select2 selects - selected text overlaps arrow in single select
[fixed] Select2 selects validation - wrong error/success label placement
First update is the most simplified and includes urgent bug fixes of core components, plugins and libraries. Also version 1.1 includes updates of some components to the latest stable versions. The only new thing here is RTL version of all 4 layouts, that support almost all available components and layout features. Below you can find general list of all changes and details about upgrading.
// # List of new components
// ------------------------------
[new] RTL layout for all 4 main layout variations
[new] bootbox.less - new LESS file for extended Bootstrap modal dialogs
// # List of updated plugins
// ------------------------------
[updated] CKEditor - latest version
[updated] Select2 - latest 3.5.x version, 4.0 is coming
[updated] Bootstrap Multiselect - latest version
[updated] Datatables - latest version
// # List of fixed bugs
// ------------------------------
// Core fixes
[fixed] Sidebar - side border overlaped content in light sidebar (layout 1 and 2)
[fixed] Breadcrumbs - in colored version links had wrong background color on hover/active
[fixed] Breadcrumbs - dropdown menu didn't have borders in breadcrumb line component
[fixed] Labels - striped labels didn't have right border variation as supposed to
[fixed] Navbars - unnecessary dropdown menu re-position in navbar component
[fixed] Button groups - extra space between buttons in toolbar
[fixed] Tables - extra border in framed table in responsive table container
// Components fixes
[fixed] Bootstrap Select - wrong rounded corners inside input group
[fixed] Bootstrap Select - no styling of dropdown menu
[fixed] SelectBox - wrong rounded corners inside input group
[fixed] Tags Input - input field didn't have bottom spacing
[fixed] Typeahead - small menu width if text options are too short
[fixed] Sweet alerts - title was too big for motification size
[fixed] Anytime picker - wrong title margin and unnecessary close button
[fixed] jQuery UI Datepicker - extra RTL-related code in less file
[fixed] Fullcalendar - extra RTL-related code in less file
[fixed] Chats - wrong variables in LESS file
[fixed] Dropzone Uploader - success/error markers moved down in thumbnails is name is visible
[fixed] Colors - default BS styles overrided text hover state
[fixed] SelectBox page - extra panel control buttons
flatable is in active development. All updates will be properly documented and explained, to make your upgrade process as easy as possible. In all new updates will be included: bug fixing, new functionality, plugins version control and code improvement. Feel free to contact me if you have any suggestions or requests!
| What | Quantity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Core files | ||
| Folders | 268 | Folders with files, excluding CKEditor and Starter kit folders |
| HTML files | 249 | Depending on layout, around 249 main HTML files in each layout |
| CSS files | 7 | 4 main CSS files, 2 CSS for icon fonts and 1 animate.min.css animation library |
| LESS files | 203 | All LESS files, including Bootstrap core |
| JS files | 896 | All JS files, excluding starter kit and CKEditor folders |
| Image files | 256 | Logos, flag icons and notification icons |
| Other files | ||
| JSON files | 23 | Different demo data sources. For demo purposes |
| CSV files | 11 | Mainly for charts based on D3.js library. For demo purposes |
| TSV files | 13 | Mainly for charts based on D3.js library. For demo purposes |
| SWF files | 3 | Additional files for datatables TableTools extension and Plupload file uploader |


We continue with our inspirational stories. Every story we share with you is aimed at nudging you towards greatness and the courage to surpass whatever boundaries may be hindering your success. We also intend to embrace women from all angles of life, with different ideologies, aspirations and measures of success. The women who have shared their experiences have gone over their heads to break societal barriers, they have accepted and embraced the qualities that define their identity and continuously work hard towards achieving their dreams.
The reward that success brings is often not enjoyed by many because of the numerous societal challenges that women experience in their homes. One that should be on our minds this month is Breast Cancer, as October has been declared Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As we continue to celebrate great women and their incredible stories, let’s also keep in mind our respectable heroines who have fought and won over breast cancer, the warriors who have to endure excruciating pain that comes with chemotherapy and the great angels who take care of them through their painful journeys, the caretakers.
Let us continue to look deep within ourselves and check if we have done enough. Are we free to make the right choices in reinventing ourselves? The choices we make, the friends we keep, the businesses we dream of….these can only bring us the desired results if we work together within a solid support system. Let us carry on with the networking sessions, church gatherings and acts of charity as we attain new perspectives. Our security comes from our ability to make things happen!
The journey is just beginning…


Software
This is a collection of the BisQue software which is completely Open Source because we <3 open source. I also included some docker containers I built for research projects I worked on.
BisQue
GitHub
The entire BisQue source code is available on Github along with the documentation1. Most is in your favorite language, Python
. So feel free to poke around. To clone the BisQue GitHub repo, run the following command:
git clone https://github.com/UCSB-VRL/bisqueUCSB.git
# gh repo clone UCSB-VRL/bisqueUCSB
GAN Detection
Synthetic image generation using Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) architectures have become increasingly harder to fail the eye test.  Previous use cases of GANs, such as increasing the number of samples in a small dataset, have seen widespread adoption across disciplines. However, over the past year, we have also seen GANs being used for malicious cases as well. Hence, we will feed GAN generated images we produced to a model whose task is to determine whether an image is “Real” or "Fake’’. We demonstrate GAN generated image detection using five ImageNet classification models for the classification task: classification of real images and fake images presented as inputs to the ImageNet model.
Clone the repo
gh repo clone amilworks/GanDetection
Docker Containers I Built
BisQue
Ensure you have the latest release by first running the following pull command:
docker pull amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git
Run the BisQue Docker Container
To run the docker version of BisQue locally, start a bisque server on the host port 8080:
docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git
and point your browser at http://localhost:8080
. You should see a BisQue homepage similar to the one on bisque.ece.ucsb.edu. If you do not see the homepage, check to make sure that port 8080 is not being used by another container or application and that you have correctly mapped the ports using -p 8080:8080
, where -p
is short for port.
Registering Modules
To register all the modules to your local server:
* Login to your BisQue server using admin:admin
* Find the module manager under the Admin button on the top right hand corner
* Put http://localhost:8080/engine_service
in the right panel where it says Enter Engine URL and hit Load
* NOTE: Use localhost:8080
here because it’s internal to the container.
* Drag and Drop MetaData to the left panel—or whatever module you would like—and the module will now be registered and available for use. You can make the module Public by hitting Set Public in the left panel, which basically means the module is Published and ready for public use.
Custom Modules, Copying Folders out of the Container
If you would like to build and test your own module locally, using host mounted modules will make life easier to build, test, debug, and deploy locally.
Copy the module directory out of the container and into the folder on your local system named
container-modules
.docker cp bisque:/source/modules container-modules
Copy your module into the
container-modules
folder on your local system.Restart the container with host mounted modules. Be careful with the command
$(pwd)/container-modules
that we are using here. If the/container-modules
is not in the specified path, you will not see any of the modules during the registration process.docker stop bisque docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/container-modules:/source/modules amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git
Register your module from the above steps in “3. Registering Modules. ,” using the Module Manager.
Pushing your Module to Production. If you feel that your module is ready to be added to the production version of BisQue, please feel free to contact us and we will gladly begin the process.
Data Storage
Use an external data directory so you don’t lose data when the service stops
- Uploaded image and workdirs are store in /source/data
. You can change this to be a host mounted directory with
docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/container-data:/source/data amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git
- The default sqlite database is stored inside the container at
/source/data/bisque.db
- The uploaded images are stored inside the container at
/source/data/imagedir
View Downloaded Images, Running Containers
List all the docker images on your system:
docker images
List all running containers on your system:
docker ps
SSH into the Container
If you would like to see everything inside the container, you can use the following command while the container is running:
docker exec -it amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git bash
The -it
flag enables you to run interactively inside the container. There are numerous other flags you can take advantage of as shown here:
--detach , -d Detached mode: run command in the background
--detach-keys Override the key sequence for detaching a container
--env , -e Set environment variables
--interactive , -i Keep STDIN open even if not attached
--privileged Give extended privileges to the command
--tty , -t Allocate a pseudo-TTY
--user , -u Username or UID (format: <name|uid>[:<group|gid>])
--workdir , -w Working directory inside the container
Now, let’s say you want to ssh into an image without fully starting BisQue. More precisely, you want to ssh into a non-running container. You can accomplish this by running:
docker run -it amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git bash
If you want to exit, simply type exit
and you will be taken back outside of the container.
Stop the Container
Say you are done playing with your container for today, you can stop the container by using the following command:
docker stop amilworks/bisque-module-dev:git
docker stop {YOUR_CONTAINER_NAME} # <--- If you named the container
DREAM3D Conda Feedstock
DREAM.3D consists of data analysis tools (Filters) that allow for the construction of customized workflows (Pipelines) to analyze data.
Features of DREAM.3D
- 3D Reconstruction of EBSD data from EDAX (.ang), Oxford (.ctf) and Bruker (.ctf) data files. The reconstructions can utilize an array of alignment, cleaning, segmentation algorithms and coloring algorithms.
- Synthetic microstructures can be created using a set of automatically generated statistics or your own statistics.
- The reconstructed volumes can be exported as industry standard STL files, ParaView files (.xdmf), Abaqus (.inp). DREAM.3D stores all data as HDF5 files by default.
- Many algorithms are available to extract various statistics about your data
- Over 100 filters from the image processing library ITK
For more information, checkout DREAM3D’s Github2
docker pull amilworks/dream3d-conda-feedstock:v1.4.1
DSI Studio
docker pull amilworks/dsi-studio:latest
FSL
docker pull amilworks/fsl:nph-6.04


| 004:060 Khan | : |
Have you seen those (hyprocrites) who claim that they believe in that which has been sent down to you, and that which was sent down before you, and they wish to go for judgement (in their disputes) to the Taghut (false judges, etc.) while they have been ordered to reject them. But Shaitan (Satan) wishes to lead them far astray. |
| 004:060 Maulana | : |
Hast thou not seen those who assert that they believe in that which has been revealed to thee and that which was revealed before thee? They desire to seek the judgment of the devil, though they have been commanded to deny him. And the devil desires to lead them far astray. |
| 004:060 Pickthal | : |
Hast thou not seen those who pretend that they believe in that which is revealed unto thee and that which was revealed before thee, how they would go for judgment (in their disputes) to false deities when they have been ordered to abjure them? Satan would mislead them far astray. |
| 004:060 Rashad | : |
Have you noted those who claim that they believe in what was revealed to you, and in what was revealed before you, then uphold the unjust laws of their idols? They were commanded to reject such laws. Indeed, it is the devil's wish to lead them far astray. |
| 004:060 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), have you seen those who think that they have faith in what is revealed to you and to others before you, yet choose to take their affairs to Satan for judgment even though they are commanded to deny him. Satan wants to lead them far away from the right path. |
| 004:060 Shakir | : |
Have you not seen those who assert that they believe in what has been revealed to you and what was revealed before you? They desire to summon one another to the judgment of the Shaitan, though they were commanded to deny him, and the Shaitan desires to lead them astray into a remote error. |
| 004:060 Sherali | : |
Hast thou not seen those who assert that they believe in what has been revealed to thee and what has been revealed before thee? They desire to seek judgment from the Evil One, although they were commanded not to obey him. And Satan desires to lead them far astray. |
| 004:060 Yusufali | : |
Hast thou not turned Thy vision to those who declare that they believe in the revelations that have come to thee and to those before thee? Their (real) wish is to resort together for judgment (in their disputes) to the Evil One, though they were ordered to reject him. But Satan's wish is to lead them astray far away (from the right). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > النفاق Faith> Belief In Allah> Hypocrisy الإيمان > الغيب > الشيطان > وسوسته Faith> The Unseen World> Satan, the Devil> Satanic Temptations الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > معاندتهم و تكذيبهم و قتلهم الأنبياء Religions>Children of Israel> Their Opposition, their Denial and their Killing the Prophets
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


oak-purge-master-logs --retain-logs=3Retain three binary logs, expect two slaves, purge logs even if slaves are not up to date:
oak-purge-master-logs --retain-logs=3 --expect-num-slaves=2 --pro-masterRetain at least three binary logs, expect at least two slaves, do not delete logs which were not read by all slaves, abort if less than two slaves are found:
oak-purge-master-logs -r 3 --expect-num-slaves=2 --pro-slavesRetain at least three binary logs, expect two slaves, do not delete logs which were not read by at least one slave:
oak-purge-master-logs -r 3 -n 2 --pro-master --pro-slavesSame as above, but first flush logs:
oak-purge-master-logs --flush-logs --retain-logs=3 --expect-num-slaves=2 --pro-master --pro-slaves --print-onlySame as above, do not actually purge, just print out the PURGE statement:
oak-purge-master-logs --flush-logs --retain-logs=3 --expect-num-slaves=2 --pro-master --pro-slaves --print-onlySame as above, provide connection parameters, prompt for password:
oak-purge-master-logs --host=<IP_ADDRESS> --user=root --ask-pass --socket=/tmp/mysql.sock -f -r 3 -n 2 --pro-master --pro-slavesSame as above, use defaults file:
oak-purge-master-logs --defaults-file=/home/myuser/.my-oak.cnf -f -r 3 -n 2 --pro-master --pro-slaves
Prompt for password. The same password is expected to apply for the master and the slaves.
--defaults-file=DEFAULTS_FILERead from MySQL configuration file. Overrides --user, --password, --socket, --port.
The same user name & password are expected to apply for the master and the slaves.
Configuration needs to be in the following format:
[client]
user=my_user
password=my_pass
socket=/tmp/mysql.sock
port=3306
Perform FLUSH LOGS on startup
-H HOST, --host=HOSTMySQL master host (default: localhost)
-n EXPECT_NUM_SLAVES, --expect-num-slaves=EXPECT_NUM_SLAVESNumber of slaves to expect (default: 0). When --pro-slaves flag is specified, and less than expect-num-slaves slaves are found, master logs files are not purged.
-p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORDMySQL password. The same password is expected to apply for the master and the slaves.
-P PORT, --port=PORTTCP/IP port (default: 3306)
--pro-masterForce purging of logs, even if slaves are not up to date and will cease to replicate (this may ensure that disk space on master does not run out).
See also: --pro-slaves together with --pro-master
--pro-slavesDo not purge master logs which are not replicated by all slaves. This will ensure that even if slaves are lagging far behind, replication is not broken: master will keep all required logs to maintain replication for all slaves.
Together with --pro-master: master logs may be purged only as long as there is at least one slave whose replication will not break.
-r RETAIN_LOGS, --retain-logs=RETAIN_LOGSNumber of logs to retain on master (default: 5). The utility will keep at least that many logs files on master.
--sentinel=SENTINEL_FILEWhen the given file exists, oak-purge-master-logs exits without doing anything. Default: /tmp/oak-purge-master-logs.sentinel
--skip-show-slave-hostsWhen SHOW SLAVE HOSTS returns rows, these are considered the only slave hosts. Otherwise slaves are found looking at SHOW PROCESSLIST. With --skip-show-slave-hosts, only SHOW PROCESSLIST is used.
-S SOCKET, --socket=SOCKETMySQL socket file. Only applies when host is localhost
-u USER, --user=USERMySQL user. The same user is expected to apply for the master and the slaves.
apt-get install python-mysqldbor
yum install mysql-python
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