Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractResponseType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.m |
Overview
Contains some or all of the authenticated user’s preferences. The preferences are
grouped in sets and are returned according to the flag settings in the request.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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bidderNoticePreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for receiving contact
property
information for unsuccessful bidders. This container is returned when
ShowBidderNoticePreferences is included and set to ‘true’ in
the request. This preference is only applicable for auction listings. -
combinedPaymentPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s combined payment preferences. This
property
container is returned when ShowCombinedPaymentPreferences
is included and set to ‘true’ in the request.
Note:
Calculated and flat-rate shipping preferences are no longer managed using the
SetUserPreferences and GetUserPreferences calls.
Instead,use the
SetDiscountProfiles and GetDiscountProfiles
calls to manage shipping discounts for combined payment orders.
-
crossPromotionPreferences
This container is no longer supported as eBay Store Cross Promotions are no
property
longer supported in the Trading API. This container will be removed from the
Trading WSDL and API Call Reference docs in a future release.
Container consisting of the seller’s cross-promotion preferences. This
container is returned when ShowCrossPromotionPreferences is
included and set to ‘true’ in the request. These preferences are only applicable
for eBay Store owners. -
sellerPaymentPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s payment preferences. This container is
property
returned when ShowSellerPaymentPreferences is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request. -
sellerFavoriteItemPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s preferences for displaying items on a
property
buyer’s Favorite Sellers' Items page or Favorite Sellers' Items digest. This
container is returned when ShowSellerFavoriteItemPreferences
is included and set to ‘true’ in the request. -
endOfAuctionEmailPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s preferences for the end-of-auction email
property
sent to the winning bidder. This container is returned when
ShowEndOfAuctionEmailPreferences is included and set to
‘true’ in the request. These preferences are only applicable for auction
listings. -
emailShipmentTrackingNumberPreference
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for sending an email to the
property
buyer with the shipping tracking number. This container is returned when
ShowEmailShipmentTrackingNumberPreference is included and set
to ‘true’ in the request. -
requiredShipPhoneNumberPreference
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for requiring that the
property
buyer supply a shipping phone number upon checkout. Some shipping carriers
require the receiver’s phone number. This container is returned when
ShowRequiredShipPhoneNumberPreference is included and set
to ‘true’ in the request. -
proStoresPreference
Container consisting of the seller’s ProStores preferences. This container
property
is returned when ShowProStoresPreference is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request. -
unpaidItemAssistancePreferences
Container consisting of a seller’s Unpaid Item Assistant preferences. The
property
Unpaid Item Assistant automatically opens an Unpaid Item dispute on the
behalf of the seller. This container is returned if
ShowUnpaidItemAssistancePreference is included and set to
‘true’ in the request.
Note:
To return the list of buyers excluded from the Unpaid Item Assistant
mechanism, the ShowUnpaidItemAssistanceExclusionList field
must also be included and set to ‘true’ in the request. Excluded buyers can be
viewed in the UnpaidItemAssistancePreferences.ExcludedUser
field.
-
sellerExcludeShipToLocationPreferences
Container consisting of a list of the seller’s excluded shipping locations.
property
The returned list mirrors the seller’s current Exclude shipping locations
list in My eBay’s shipping preferences. An excluded shipping location in My
eBay can be an entire geographical region (such as Middle East) or only an
individual country (such as Iraq). Sellers can override these default
settings for an individual listing by using the
Item.ShippingDetails.ExcludeShipToLocation field in the
Add/Revise/Relist calls. This container is returned if the
ShowSellerExcludeShipToLocationPreference field is included
and set to ‘true’ in the request. -
purchaseReminderEmailPreferences
Container consisting of a seller’s preference for sending a purchase reminder
property
email to buyers. This container is returned if the
ShowPurchaseReminderEmailPreferences field is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request. -
sellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled
This flag is set with the
property
SellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled field of the
SetUserPreferences call, and is used to disable the
use of a third-party application to handle the checkout flow for a seller.
If true, Third-Party Checkout is disabled and any checkout flow initiated on
the seller’s application is redirected to the eBay checkout flow. This field
is only returned if the SellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled
field has been set with the SetUserPreferences call. -
sellerProfilePreferences
Parent response container consisting of high-level information for all
property
Business Policies profiles defined for the user’s account. This container is
returned if ShowSellerProfilePreferences is included and
set to ‘true’ in the GetUserPreferences request (and one or
more Business Policies profiles are defined for the user’s account).
Note:
Business Policies are not yet available for use on the eBay platform.
-
sellerReturnPreferences
Container consisting of a seller’s eBay Return Center preferences. This
property
container is returned if ShowSellerReturnPreferences is
included and set to true in the request. -
offerGlobalShippingProgramPreference
This flag indicates whether the seller has opted in to the Global Shipping Program and is able to offer global shipping to international buyers. Returned when ShowGlobalShippingProgramPreference is included and set to true.
property
Properties
bidderNoticePreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for receiving contact
information for unsuccessful bidders. This container is returned when
ShowBidderNoticePreferences is included and set to ‘true’ in
the request. This preference is only applicable for auction listings.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_BidderNoticePreferencesType *bidderNoticePreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for receiving contact
information for unsuccessful bidders. This container is returned when
ShowBidderNoticePreferences is included and set to ‘true’ in
the request. This preference is only applicable for auction listings.
type : class Trading_BidderNoticePreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
combinedPaymentPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s combined payment preferences. This
container is returned when ShowCombinedPaymentPreferences
is included and set to ‘true’ in the request.
Note:
Calculated and flat-rate shipping preferences are no longer managed using the
SetUserPreferences and GetUserPreferences calls.
Instead,use the
SetDiscountProfiles and GetDiscountProfiles
calls to manage shipping discounts for combined payment orders.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_CombinedPaymentPreferencesType *combinedPaymentPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s combined payment preferences. This
container is returned when ShowCombinedPaymentPreferences
is included and set to ‘true’ in the request.
Note:
Calculated and flat-rate shipping preferences are no longer managed using the
SetUserPreferences and GetUserPreferences calls.
Instead,use the
SetDiscountProfiles and GetDiscountProfiles
calls to manage shipping discounts for combined payment orders.
type : class Trading_CombinedPaymentPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
crossPromotionPreferences
This container is no longer supported as eBay Store Cross Promotions are no
longer supported in the Trading API. This container will be removed from the
Trading WSDL and API Call Reference docs in a future release.
Container consisting of the seller’s cross-promotion preferences. This
container is returned when ShowCrossPromotionPreferences is
included and set to ‘true’ in the request. These preferences are only applicable
for eBay Store owners.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_CrossPromotionPreferencesType *crossPromotionPreferences
Discussion
This container is no longer supported as eBay Store Cross Promotions are no
longer supported in the Trading API. This container will be removed from the
Trading WSDL and API Call Reference docs in a future release.
Container consisting of the seller’s cross-promotion preferences. This
container is returned when ShowCrossPromotionPreferences is
included and set to ‘true’ in the request. These preferences are only applicable
for eBay Store owners.
type : class Trading_CrossPromotionPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
emailShipmentTrackingNumberPreference
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for sending an email to the
buyer with the shipping tracking number. This container is returned when
ShowEmailShipmentTrackingNumberPreference is included and set
to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *emailShipmentTrackingNumberPreference
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for sending an email to the
buyer with the shipping tracking number. This container is returned when
ShowEmailShipmentTrackingNumberPreference is included and set
to ‘true’ in the request.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
endOfAuctionEmailPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s preferences for the end-of-auction email
sent to the winning bidder. This container is returned when
ShowEndOfAuctionEmailPreferences is included and set to
‘true’ in the request. These preferences are only applicable for auction
listings.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_EndOfAuctionEmailPreferencesType *endOfAuctionEmailPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s preferences for the end-of-auction email
sent to the winning bidder. This container is returned when
ShowEndOfAuctionEmailPreferences is included and set to
‘true’ in the request. These preferences are only applicable for auction
listings.
type : class Trading_EndOfAuctionEmailPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
offerGlobalShippingProgramPreference
This flag indicates whether the seller has opted in to the Global Shipping Program and is able to offer global shipping to international buyers. Returned when ShowGlobalShippingProgramPreference is included and set to true.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *offerGlobalShippingProgramPreference
Discussion
This flag indicates whether the seller has opted in to the Global Shipping Program and is able to offer global shipping to international buyers. Returned when ShowGlobalShippingProgramPreference is included and set to true.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
proStoresPreference
Container consisting of the seller’s ProStores preferences. This container
is returned when ShowProStoresPreference is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ProStoresCheckoutPreferenceType *proStoresPreference
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s ProStores preferences. This container
is returned when ShowProStoresPreference is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request.
type : class Trading_ProStoresCheckoutPreferenceType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
purchaseReminderEmailPreferences
Container consisting of a seller’s preference for sending a purchase reminder
email to buyers. This container is returned if the
ShowPurchaseReminderEmailPreferences field is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_PurchaseReminderEmailPreferencesType *purchaseReminderEmailPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of a seller’s preference for sending a purchase reminder
email to buyers. This container is returned if the
ShowPurchaseReminderEmailPreferences field is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request.
type : class Trading_PurchaseReminderEmailPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
requiredShipPhoneNumberPreference
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for requiring that the
buyer supply a shipping phone number upon checkout. Some shipping carriers
require the receiver’s phone number. This container is returned when
ShowRequiredShipPhoneNumberPreference is included and set
to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *requiredShipPhoneNumberPreference
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s preference for requiring that the
buyer supply a shipping phone number upon checkout. Some shipping carriers
require the receiver’s phone number. This container is returned when
ShowRequiredShipPhoneNumberPreference is included and set
to ‘true’ in the request.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
sellerExcludeShipToLocationPreferences
Container consisting of a list of the seller’s excluded shipping locations.
The returned list mirrors the seller’s current Exclude shipping locations
list in My eBay’s shipping preferences. An excluded shipping location in My
eBay can be an entire geographical region (such as Middle East) or only an
individual country (such as Iraq). Sellers can override these default
settings for an individual listing by using the
Item.ShippingDetails.ExcludeShipToLocation field in the
Add/Revise/Relist calls. This container is returned if the
ShowSellerExcludeShipToLocationPreference field is included
and set to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_SellerExcludeShipToLocationPreferencesType *sellerExcludeShipToLocationPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of a list of the seller’s excluded shipping locations.
The returned list mirrors the seller’s current Exclude shipping locations
list in My eBay’s shipping preferences. An excluded shipping location in My
eBay can be an entire geographical region (such as Middle East) or only an
individual country (such as Iraq). Sellers can override these default
settings for an individual listing by using the
Item.ShippingDetails.ExcludeShipToLocation field in the
Add/Revise/Relist calls. This container is returned if the
ShowSellerExcludeShipToLocationPreference field is included
and set to ‘true’ in the request.
type : class Trading_SellerExcludeShipToLocationPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
sellerFavoriteItemPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s preferences for displaying items on a
buyer’s Favorite Sellers' Items page or Favorite Sellers' Items digest. This
container is returned when ShowSellerFavoriteItemPreferences
is included and set to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_SellerFavoriteItemPreferencesType *sellerFavoriteItemPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s preferences for displaying items on a
buyer’s Favorite Sellers' Items page or Favorite Sellers' Items digest. This
container is returned when ShowSellerFavoriteItemPreferences
is included and set to ‘true’ in the request.
type : class Trading_SellerFavoriteItemPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
sellerPaymentPreferences
Container consisting of the seller’s payment preferences. This container is
returned when ShowSellerPaymentPreferences is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_SellerPaymentPreferencesType *sellerPaymentPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of the seller’s payment preferences. This container is
returned when ShowSellerPaymentPreferences is included and
set to ‘true’ in the request.
type : class Trading_SellerPaymentPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
sellerProfilePreferences
Parent response container consisting of high-level information for all
Business Policies profiles defined for the user’s account. This container is
returned if ShowSellerProfilePreferences is included and
set to ‘true’ in the GetUserPreferences request (and one or
more Business Policies profiles are defined for the user’s account).
Note:
Business Policies are not yet available for use on the eBay platform.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_SellerProfilePreferencesType *sellerProfilePreferences
Discussion
Parent response container consisting of high-level information for all
Business Policies profiles defined for the user’s account. This container is
returned if ShowSellerProfilePreferences is included and
set to ‘true’ in the GetUserPreferences request (and one or
more Business Policies profiles are defined for the user’s account).
Note:
Business Policies are not yet available for use on the eBay platform.
type : class Trading_SellerProfilePreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
sellerReturnPreferences
Container consisting of a seller’s eBay Return Center preferences. This
container is returned if ShowSellerReturnPreferences is
included and set to true in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_SellerReturnPreferencesType *sellerReturnPreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of a seller’s eBay Return Center preferences. This
container is returned if ShowSellerReturnPreferences is
included and set to true in the request.
type : class Trading_SellerReturnPreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
sellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled
This flag is set with the
SellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled field of the
SetUserPreferences call, and is used to disable the
use of a third-party application to handle the checkout flow for a seller.
If true, Third-Party Checkout is disabled and any checkout flow initiated on
the seller’s application is redirected to the eBay checkout flow. This field
is only returned if the SellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled
field has been set with the SetUserPreferences call.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *sellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled
Discussion
This flag is set with the
SellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled field of the
SetUserPreferences call, and is used to disable the
use of a third-party application to handle the checkout flow for a seller.
If true, Third-Party Checkout is disabled and any checkout flow initiated on
the seller’s application is redirected to the eBay checkout flow. This field
is only returned if the SellerThirdPartyCheckoutDisabled
field has been set with the SetUserPreferences call.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h
unpaidItemAssistancePreferences
Container consisting of a seller’s Unpaid Item Assistant preferences. The
Unpaid Item Assistant automatically opens an Unpaid Item dispute on the
behalf of the seller. This container is returned if
ShowUnpaidItemAssistancePreference is included and set to
‘true’ in the request.
Note:
To return the list of buyers excluded from the Unpaid Item Assistant
mechanism, the ShowUnpaidItemAssistanceExclusionList field
must also be included and set to ‘true’ in the request. Excluded buyers can be
viewed in the UnpaidItemAssistancePreferences.ExcludedUser
field.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_UnpaidItemAssistancePreferencesType *unpaidItemAssistancePreferences
Discussion
Container consisting of a seller’s Unpaid Item Assistant preferences. The
Unpaid Item Assistant automatically opens an Unpaid Item dispute on the
behalf of the seller. This container is returned if
ShowUnpaidItemAssistancePreference is included and set to
‘true’ in the request.
Note:
To return the list of buyers excluded from the Unpaid Item Assistant
mechanism, the ShowUnpaidItemAssistanceExclusionList field
must also be included and set to ‘true’ in the request. Excluded buyers can be
viewed in the UnpaidItemAssistancePreferences.ExcludedUser
field.
type : class Trading_UnpaidItemAssistancePreferencesType
Declared In
Trading_GetUserPreferencesResponseType.h


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"role": "string"
},
"worker": {
"birthDate": "string (date-time)",
"firstName": "string",
"lastName": "string",
"nationality": "string",
"picture": "string",
"secondName": "string"
}
}
Request mail change email
dto
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"email": "string",
"password": "string"
}
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: */*
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"logout": "boolean",
"message": "string",
"value": "boolean"
}
Request password change email
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"confirmNewPassword": "string",
"newPassword": "string",
"password": "string"
}
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: */*
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"logout": "boolean",
"message": "string",
"value": "boolean"
}
Change design theme dark/light
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: */*
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"theme": "string"
}
user-managment-controller
Operations for users managment
Getting User entity
id
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: */*
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"collection": [
"object"
],
"headers": "object",
"parameters": {
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
}
Getting list of all not deleted users
parameters
page
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"collection": [
"object"
],
"headers": "object",
"parameters": {
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
}
verify-controller
Operations for verify public access to change credidentials
Verify email and send confirmation email
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"token": "string"
}
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: */*
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"logout": "boolean",
"message": "string",
"value": "boolean"
}
Verify password and send confirm email
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"confirmPassword": "string",
"password": "string",
"token": "string"
}
OK
Created
Unauthorized
Forbidden
Not Found
Response Content-Types: */*
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"logout": "boolean",
"message": "string",
"value": "boolean"
}
Schema Definitions
DictionaryDto: object
- key: integer (int64)
- value: string
Example
{
"key": "integer (int64)",
"value": "string"
}
GenericArray: object
- collection: object[]
- headers: object
- parameters: TableParameters
Example
{
"collection": [
"object"
],
"headers": "object",
"parameters": {
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
}
GenericArray«UserArrayDto,UserArrayHeaders»: object
- collection: UserArrayDto
- headers: UserArrayHeaders
- parameters: TableParameters
Example
{
"collection": [
{
"collection": [
{
"active": "boolean",
"blocked": "boolean",
"created": "string (date-time)",
"editable": "boolean",
"email": "string",
"id": "integer (int64)",
"role": "string"
}
],
"headers": {
"active": "string",
"blocked": "string",
"created": "string",
"email": "string",
"role": "string"
},
"parameters": {
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
}
],
"headers": {
"active": "string",
"blocked": "string",
"created": "string",
"email": "string",
"role": "string"
},
"parameters": {
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
}
LoginDto: object
- email: string
-
User's email address
- password: string
-
User's password
Example
{
"email": "string",
"password": "string"
}
Result: object
- logout: boolean
- message: string
- value: boolean
Example
{
"logout": "boolean",
"message": "string",
"value": "boolean"
}
SettingDto: object
- user: SettingUserDto
- worker: SettingWorkerDto
Example
{
"user": {
"created": "string (date-time)",
"email": "string",
"role": "string"
},
"worker": {
"birthDate": "string (date-time)",
"firstName": "string",
"lastName": "string",
"nationality": "string",
"picture": "string",
"secondName": "string"
}
}
SettingEmailDto: object
- email: string
- password: string
Example
{
"email": "string",
"password": "string"
}
SettingPasswordDto: object
- confirmNewPassword: string
- newPassword: string
- password: string
Example
{
"confirmNewPassword": "string",
"newPassword": "string",
"password": "string"
}
SettingUserDto: object
- created: string (date-time)
- email: string
- role: string
Example
{
"created": "string (date-time)",
"email": "string",
"role": "string"
}
SettingWorkerDto: object
- birthDate: string (date-time)
- firstName: string
- lastName: string
- nationality: string
- picture: string
- secondName: string
Example
{
"birthDate": "string (date-time)",
"firstName": "string",
"lastName": "string",
"nationality": "string",
"picture": "string",
"secondName": "string"
}
TableParameters: object
- filters: object
- itemsPerPage: integer (int32)
- sort: string
- sortBy: string
- total: integer (int64)
Example
{
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
UserArrayDto: object
- collection: UserSimpleDto
- headers: UserArrayHeaders
- parameters: TableParameters
Example
{
"collection": [
{
"active": "boolean",
"blocked": "boolean",
"created": "string (date-time)",
"editable": "boolean",
"email": "string",
"id": "integer (int64)",
"role": "string"
}
],
"headers": {
"active": "string",
"blocked": "string",
"created": "string",
"email": "string",
"role": "string"
},
"parameters": {
"filters": "object",
"itemsPerPage": "integer (int32)",
"sort": "string",
"sortBy": "string",
"total": "integer (int64)"
}
}
UserArrayHeaders: object
- active: string
- blocked: string
- created: string
- email: string
- role: string
Example
{
"active": "string",
"blocked": "string",
"created": "string",
"email": "string",
"role": "string"
}
UserDto: object
- editable: boolean
- id: integer (int64)
Example
{
"editable": "boolean",
"id": "integer (int64)"
}
UserEmailChangeDto: object
- token: string
-
Email change token. Sent via email
Example
{
"token": "string"
}
UserPasswordChangeRequestDto: object
- email: string
-
User's email to change
Example
{
"email": "string"
}
UserResetPasswordDto: object
- confirmPassword: string
-
Confirmation of user's new password
- password: string
-
User's new password
- token: string
-
Token sent via email to sign password changing event
Example
{
"confirmPassword": "string",
"password": "string",
"token": "string"
}
UserSimpleDto: object
- active: boolean
- blocked: boolean
- created: string (date-time)
- editable: boolean
- email: string
- id: integer (int64)
- role: string
Example
{
"active": "boolean",
"blocked": "boolean",
"created": "string (date-time)",
"editable": "boolean",
"email": "string",
"id": "integer (int64)",
"role": "string"
}


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Sequence constraints
[Testing finite sets]
Classes | |
| class | Test::Set::Sequence::Sequence |
| Test for sequence constraint More... | |
| class | Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU |
| Test for sequential-union constraint More... | |
Functions | |
| virtual bool | Test::Set::Sequence::Sequence::solution (const SetAssignment &x) const |
| Test whether x is solution | |
| virtual void | Test::Set::Sequence::Sequence::post (Space &home, SetVarArray &x, IntVarArray &) |
| Post constraint on x. | |
| Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU::SeqU (int n0) | |
| Create and register test. | |
| virtual bool | Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU::solution (const SetAssignment &x) const |
| Test whether x is solution | |
| virtual void | Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU::post (Space &home, SetVarArray &x, IntVarArray &) |
| Post constraint on x. | |
Variables | |
| Sequence | Test::Set::Sequence::_sequence ("Sequence::Sequence") |
| SeqU | Test::Set::Sequence::_sequ0 (0) |
| SeqU | Test::Set::Sequence::_sequ1 (1) |
| SeqU | Test::Set::Sequence::_sequ3 (3) |
Function Documentation
| virtual bool Test::Set::Sequence::Sequence::solution | ( | const SetAssignment & | x | ) | const [inline, virtual, inherited] |
Test whether x is solution
Implements Test::Set::SetTest.
Definition at line 58 of file sequence.cpp.
| virtual void Test::Set::Sequence::Sequence::post | ( | Space & | home, | |
| SetVarArray & | x, | |||
| IntVarArray & | ||||
| ) | [inline, virtual, inherited] |
| Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU::SeqU | ( | int | n0 | ) | [inline, inherited] |
Create and register test.
Definition at line 85 of file sequence.cpp.
| virtual bool Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU::solution | ( | const SetAssignment & | x | ) | const [inline, virtual, inherited] |
Test whether x is solution
Implements Test::Set::SetTest.
Definition at line 88 of file sequence.cpp.
| virtual void Test::Set::Sequence::SeqU::post | ( | Space & | home, | |
| SetVarArray & | x, | |||
| IntVarArray & | ||||
| ) | [inline, virtual, inherited] |
Variable Documentation
| Sequence Test::Set::Sequence::_sequence("Sequence::Sequence") |
| SeqU Test::Set::Sequence::_sequ0(0) |
| SeqU Test::Set::Sequence::_sequ1(1) |
| SeqU Test::Set::Sequence::_sequ3(3) |


Rphylopars: Phylogenetic Comparative Tools for Missing Data and
Within-Species Variation
Tools for performing phylogenetic comparative methods for datasets with with multiple observations per species (intraspecific variation or measurement error) and/or missing data. Performs ancestral state reconstruction and missing data imputation on the estimated evolutionary model, which can be specified as Brownian Motion, Ornstein-Uhlenbeck, Early-Burst, Pagel's lambda, kappa, or delta, or a star phylogeny.
| Version: |
0.2.9 |
| Depends: |
ape |
| Imports: |
Rcpp, doBy, geiger, phylolm, phytools, mvnmle, Matrix, MASS |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Published: |
2016-06-16 |
| Author: |
Eric W. Goolsby, Jorn Bruggeman, Cecile Ane |
| Maintainer: |
Eric W. Goolsby <eric.goolsby.evolution at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://github.com/ericgoolsby/Rphylopars/wiki |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Materials: |
README |
| In views: |
MissingData |
| CRAN checks: |
Rphylopars results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=Rphylopars
to link to this page.


realtimeweb.earthquakeservice.domain
Class Earthquake
Object
realtimeweb.earthquakeservice.domain.Earthquake
public class Earthquake
- extends Object
Information about a specific earthquake.
|
Constructor Summary |
Earthquake(Map<String,Object> raw)
Internal constructor to create a Earthquake from a json representation. |
| Methods inherited from class Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
Earthquake
public Earthquake(Map<String,Object> raw)
- Internal constructor to create a Earthquake from a json representation.
- Parameters:
map
- The raw json data that will be parsed.
getLocation
public Coordinate getLocation()
- Returns:
- The location of the earthquake.
setLocation
public void setLocation(Coordinate location)
- Parameters:
The
- location of the earthquake.
getMagnitude
public Double getMagnitude()
- Returns:
- The magnitude of the earthquake on the Richter Scale.
setMagnitude
public void setMagnitude(Double magnitude)
- Parameters:
The
- magnitude of the earthquake on the Richter Scale.
getLocationDescription
public String getLocationDescription()
- Returns:
- A human-readable description of the location.
setLocationDescription
public void setLocationDescription(String locationDescription)
- Parameters:
A
- human-readable description of the location.
getId
public String getId()
- Returns:
- A uniquely identifying id for this earthquake.
setId
public void setId(String id)
- Parameters:
A
- uniquely identifying id for this earthquake.
getTime
public Long getTime()
- Returns:
- The epoch time (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time) when this earthquake occurred.
setTime
public void setTime(Long time)
- Parameters:
The
- epoch time (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time) when this earthquake occurred.
toString
public String toString()
- Creates a string based representation of this Earthquake.
- Overrides:
toString
in class Object
- Returns:
- String


About me
Alla Omar AbdAmajeed Albadarin
Gender : Female
Martial : single
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nationality : Jordanian
Date of Birth : 23 April, 1994
EDUCATION
• M.Sc. studies (Feb 2016 - Jan 2019): Jordan University of Science and Technology. Degree: Master of Science (with very good 3.36 GPA)
Thesis Title: " molecular simulation investigation of the miscibility and structure of binary mixtures containing methanol and ethanol mixed with heptane, hexane, and cyclohexane "
Thesis advisor: Prof. Dr. Abdalla Obeidat
• B.Sc. studies (Sep 2012 - Jan 2016): Zarqa Private University.
• Degree: Bachelor of Science in Physics.
FIELDS OF INTEREST
• Magnetism and Magnetic materials, Molecular Dynamic Simulation.
WORK EXPERIENCE
• Teacher Assistant at Jordan university of Science and Technology. Feb 2018 - Jan 2019.
• Research Assistant at Jordan university. April 2015 - May 2016.
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• Languages: Arabic (Native), English (B2)
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• Programming Languages: Fortran, Java.
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• Fulproff (Lebel fitting for sample)
• EDX
• GROMACS program


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.funcito |
Funcito is a method-wrapping library for Java, to assist in using several Java functional programming frameworks.
|
| org.funcito.collectionsgeneric |
Funcito public interface into the
collections-generic API.
|
| org.funcito.functionaljava |
Funcito public interface into the Functional Java API.
|
| org.funcito.functorfactory | |
| org.funcito.guava |
Funcito public interface into the
Gooogle Guava API.
|
| org.funcito.jedi |
Funcito public interface into the Jedi API.
|
| org.funcito.mode |
Mode and TypedMode interfaces and core implementations.
|
| org.funcito.play |
Funcito public interface into the Play! Framework 2 API.
|
| org.funcito.rxjava |
Funcito public interface into the Netflix RxJava API.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| SafeNav
This
Mode provides a SafeNavFunctor with an implicit null default value |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Mode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode (this interface) or its cousin TypedMode . |
| TypedMode
The execution of every functor object created by a Funcito factory method is guided by an instance of either a standard
Mode or its cousin, TypedMode (this interface). |


TimeYMDHMSToJulian
| Syntax | ||
| double TimeYMDHMSToJulian(int yr,int mo,int dy,int hr,int mt,double sc); | ||
| Header | ||
| general/rtime.h | ||
| Library | ||
| rtime | ||
| Description | ||
The The time to convert is given by the arguments yr, mo, dy, hr, mt, and sc. | ||
| Returns | ||
| Returns the julian date, on success. On error (-1) is returned. | ||
| Errors | ||
| On error (-1) is returned. | ||
| Example | ||
|


clock_sleep
System Trap - Sleep until a given time.
SYNOPSIS
kern_return_t clock_sleep (mach_port_t clock_name, sleep_type_t sleep_type, tvalspec_t sleep_time, clock_name wake_time);
PARAMETERS
- clock_name
-
[in clock-name send right] The name (or control) port for the clock.
- sleep_type
-
[in scalar] How to interpret the sleep_time value:
- TIME_RELATIVE
-
Interpret the sleep time as relative to the current time.
- TIME_ABSOLUTE
- Interpret the sleep time as an absolute time.
- sleep_time
-
[in structure] The time when the sleep is to terminate.
- wake_time
- [out structure] The actual (absolute) time at which the sleep terminated.
DESCRIPTION
The clock_sleep system trap delays the invoking thread until a specified time. This sleep may be aborted by thread_abort. Not all clocks provide this service but the REALTIME clock must.
If the specified time is in the past, the call returns immediately with the wake time being the current time. If the clock's time is changed (clock_set_time), the sleep will be interrupted. The thread will waken at the service time nearest the specified sleep time as governed by the current clock alarm resolution.
RETURN VALUES
- KERN_FAILURE
-
The clock does not support a sleep service.
- KERN_ABORTED
- The sleep was interrupted by thread_abort or terminated via use of clock_set_time.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: host_get_clock_service, clock_get_attributes, clock_get_time, clock_alarm, clock_set_time, thread_abort,
Data Structures: tvalspec.


TP
East Timor Market Code: TP
Since version 1.16, the value of alpha-3 code of this entry is TMP (not [TPTL](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-3#TPTL)).
TMP
[TPTL](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-3#TPTL)
Since version 1.17, the numeric code of this entry is 626.


Before Change
except AlphabetError:
pass
try:
return NucleotideSequence(nuc_seq_str, ambiguous=True)
except AlphabetError:
raise ValueError("FASTA data cannot be converted either to "
""NucleotideSequence" nor to "ProteinSequence"")
After Change
seq_str = seq_str.replace("U", "C")
else:
warn = False
prot_seq = ProteinSequence(seq_str)
// Raise Warning after conversion into "ProteinSequence"
// to wait for potential "AlphabetError"
if warn:
warnings.warn(
"ProteinSequence objects do not support selenocysteine (U), "
"occurrences were substituted by cysteine (C)"
)
return prot_seq
except AlphabetError:
raise ValueError("FASTA data cannot be converted either to "
""NucleotideSequence" nor to "ProteinSequence"")


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Runs on JVM. Statically typed.
Object orientated
Functional
Type inference
Functional capabilities reduces the number of lines of code
Getters and setters
val
does not allow reassignment. var
allows reassignment
Every value is an object.
Every operation is a method call.
Case classes to do pattern matching
Multivariable assignment


Features
LowKey Image Viewer is a fast and simple image and video viewer for macOS and Windows that supports .jpg, .png, .gif, .mp4, and .webm file types. Designed for a visually rich experience that puts the images first with no distractions. Supports easy navigation with Mouse and Scrollwheel or Trackpad modes. View entire folders in folder view with options for recursive image discovery, sorting, and file type filters.
- Simple Low Clutter UI
- No Wasted Space - Only your Images
- Folder Based Navigation and A Better List View Experience
- Support for the most common Animated and Video File Types (mp4, gif, webm)
- No Subscriptions, No Auto Update, No Connecting to the Internet for Any Reason
Lowkey Image Viewer also does not create any aditional photo database, or connect to the internet. It uses your file system directly for images.
Options and Settings
Lowkey Image Viewer supports many customization options so you can set it up for the way you prefer to browse images.
- Sort Order
- File Filtering
- Scaling Modes
- Control Modes (Mouse or Trackpad Optimized)
- Full Screen and Always on Top
See the help selection below for more information on changing settings. Is there a setting you'd like but don't see? Send me a feature request and I will add it if it makes sense.
How to Use Lowkey Image Viewer
Lowkey Image Viewer is designed to be as simple as possible, but it does have some important features that will help you get the most out your experience.
Opening an Image or Video
You can open an image by using your native file browser. Just select a supported image type and open it using LowKey Image Viewer, which should be added to the list of available programs automatically.
Once inside of lowkey image viewer you can change the image by opening the Command Palette with (RIGHT-CLICK) and clicking on the current file name.
Switch Between Directory List View and Image or Video Detail View
In Mouse and Scroll Wheel Mode
Double click anywhere on the screen to open Directory List View, double click on an image in list view to open that image.
In Trackpad or Apple Magic Mouse Mode
Move your mouse to the bottom left corner of the window. A folder icon will appear, click the folder to switch to list view. To select an image to view, double click the image.
In list view you can also click hold and drag the images to reposition them inside the grid.
Opening the Command Palette
The Command Palette is the only place to find menu options and settings in LowKey Image Viewer. To open it, right click anywhere on the screen at any time. Click outside of the menu to close it. You can also lock the menu open by clicking on the lock icon in the top right.
Command Palette: FileSystem Tab
The FileSystem Tab allows you to see how many images are in the current folder, and which image you are viewing. You can change directories, or change the file here. You can also toggle whether or not the list of images should recursively find files in nested folders.
Command Palette: Sorting and Filtering Tab
The Sorting and Filtering Tab allows you to change the sort order or file type filtering settings being applied.
Command Palette: Image and Video Tab
The Image and Video Tab allows you to Change the Image scaling, and video options.
Command Palette: Control Settings
The Cotrol Settings Tab lets you change the control style, and set the hotkeys for any actions not found in other tabs.
Hot Keys
You can configure the hotkeys on any action inside the Command Palette if you see a key icon on the right hand side of the action button. Click the button and you will be prompted to enter a new hotkey. If a hotkey already exists on another action it will be removed and replaced.
Shuffle Images
You can shuffle all of the current images in the folder, or if in recursive mode, in the folder and subfolders. By default the shuffle hotkey is X but you can change it in the Control settings tab.
Support and Satisfaction Guarantee
Still have a problem not answered here? Send me an email and I'm happy to help! There is also a separate email for feature requests. All development of Lowkey Image Viewer is driven by feature requests from the community and updates are free forever.
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The following projects were used in the creation of Low Key Image Viewer. Thank you for making your work available for others to use.


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The water utility in Edmonton, EPCOR, published the most incredible graph of water consumption last week. By now you’ve probably heard that up to 80% of Canadians were watching last Sunday’s gold medal Olympic hockey game. So I guess it stands to reason that they’d all go pee between periods.
But still—the degree to which the water consumption matches with the key breaks in the hockey game is stunning


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Create
a high dynamic-range image from multiple exposures of a static scene. The input files may be JPEG or TIFF, but
must be 24-bit RGB (trichromatic) images.
The output is your choice of
a Radiance HDR picture or a 32-bit LogLuv TIFF image.
The syntax of the hdrgen command is:
hdrgen –o out_file
[–r cam.rsp] [–m cachesiz] [–a] [–e] [–s stonits1]
image1 [–s stonits2] image2 …
As many
exposures may be given as necessary, and should ideally be spaced within two
f–stops of each other. The
brightest exposure should have no black pixels, and the darkest exposure should
have no white pixels, but there is little point in extending beyond these
limits, which may cause problems in determining the camera response function. The order of options and input files is
unimportant, with the exception of the –s option, which must preceed the corresponding exposure. Following is an explanation of the
options and their meanings:
–o out_file
Write high dynamic-range image to the given file. If the file has a ‘.tif’
suffix, it will be written out as a LogLuv TIFF
image. If it has a ‘.exr’ suffix, it will be written out as an ILM OpenEXR image.
If it has a ‘.jpg’ suffix, it will be written out in JPEG-HDR
format. If it has any other suffix
or none at all, it will be written out as an RLE RGBE Radiance picture. If the file exists, it will not be
overwritten unless the ‘-F’ option is specified.
-F Toggle
output file overwrite switch (defaults to “false”).
-k var_file
Write variance image to the given file, using the same format rules as the
output file. This image indicates
where the input deviates from an ideal exposure sequence, and may be useful for
diagnostic purposes or further image processing.
-q quality
Set output quality to quality (0-100). This affects the JPEG output
compression, and potentially the details of the other formats written as
well. (For example, writing out a
TIFF with –q 100 results in a 96-bit/pixel IEEE floating-point file
rather than a LogLuv encoding.)
–r cam.rsp
Use the given file for the camera’s response curves. If this file exists, it must contain the
coefficients of three polynomials, one for each color primary. If the file does not exist, hdrgen will use its principal algorithm to derive these
coefficients and write them out to this file for later use. If a scene contains no low frequency
content or gradations of intensity, it may be impossible to derive the response
curve from the exposure sequence.
Thus it is better to create this information once for a given camera and
reuse it for other sequences.
-c CS
Specify the output color space, where CS is one of “sRGB”
for standard CCIR709 primaries (the default), “XYZ” for CIE XYZ space, “AdobeRGB” for Adobe RGB color space, or “P3” for P3 color
space. Note that XYZ output will
only be preserved in the TIF LogLuv and Radiance
output formats.
–m cachesiz
Specify the cache size to use in megabytes. No more than this much memory will be
allocated to hold image data during processing. The default value is 100. Using a smaller value may require longer
processing if many input images are used, since some will need to be read in
twice rather than once, but specifying a larger value than there is memory
available will definitely be worse, due to virtual memory swapping.
–a Toggle
automatic exposure alignment. The
default value is “on,” so giving this option one time switches it off. The alignment algorithm examines
neighboring exposures and finds the pixel offset in x and y that minimizes the
difference in the two images. It
may be necessary to switch this option off when dealing with very dark or very
bright exposures taken in a tripod-stabilized sequence.
–e Toggle
exposure adjustment. Normally “on,”
exposure adjustment fine-tunes the scale difference between adjacent images to
account for slight inaccuracies in the aperture or speed settings of the
camera.
-x Toggle
over- and under-exposed image removal.
Normally “off,” this option causes unnecessary exposures that are too
light or too dark to contribute useful information to be automatically ignored.
–f Toggle
lens flare removal. Normally,
“off,” this option is designed to reduce the scattered light from a camera’s
lens and aperture, which results in a slightly fogged appearance in high
dynamic-range images.
-g Toggle
ghost removal. Normally “off,” this
option attempts to remove moving or changing objects in a scene, which cause
ghosts in the combined output.
–s stonits
Set the sample-to-nits (cd/m2) conversion factor for the following
image to the floating-point value stonits. This is normally determined
automatically by the program from camera information stored in the Exif image header.
If the image did not come directly from a digital camera, then it will
be necessary to use this option for each image. If the absolute conversion is unknown,
then simply pick a value for the brightest image, and increase it subsequently
for each exposure in the sequence.
One f-stop requires doubling
this conversion factor, and two f-stops requires quadrupling.
The
primary failure mode for this algorithm is the one mentioned in the description
of the –r option, when the exposures contain too little information to
solve for the camera response function.
The best solution to this problem is to take off the exposures that are
very light and very dark, or to use a different sequence of images to generate
a response file. This file may then
be used to combine the entire set of images, since the program no longer needs
to solve for the responses.
Most of the other diagnostics you will encounter are
“warnings,” which means that the final image will be written, but may have
problems. In particular, when the
alignment algorithm fails on a hand-held sequence, some ghosting may be visible
on high contrast edges in the output.
Using the –a option to turn off automatic alignment will eliminate
the warning, but unless the sequence was taken on a very stable tripod, the
results will usually be worse rather than better.
To
combine all JPEG images matching a given wildcard and put into a LogLuv TIFF:
hdrgen P13351?.JPG –o testimg.tif
This
software was written by Greg Ward of Exponent Corporation. Send comments or questions to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tomoo Mitsunaga
and Shree Nayar, “Radiometric
Self-Calibration,” Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and
Pattern Recognition, June, 1999.
Greg
Ward, “LogLuv encoding for full-gamut, high-dynamic range images ,”
Journal of Graphics Tools, 3(1):15-31 1998.
Greg
Ward, High
Dynamic Range Images, web page.
Paul Debevec, web
page.


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For estimation of a variable of interest using two sources of auxiliary information available in a nested structure. For reference see Saarela et al. (2016)<doi:10.1007/s13595-016-0590-1> and Saarela et al. (2018) <doi:10.3390/rs10111832>.
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| Depends: | methods, stats, R (≥ 3.5) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.16) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Published: | 2018-11-30 |
| Author: | Svetlana Saarela [cre, aut], Sören Holm [aut], Zhiqiang Yang [aut], Wilmer Prentius [ctb] |
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This year’s children’s poetry books include new editions of old favourites, wonderfully illustrated collections, and exciting debuts.
The Lost Words: a spell book, by Robert Macfarlane & Jackie Morris
Due in early October, this promises to be a beautiful book to read and look at:
“From bestselling Landmarks author Robert Macfarlane - an illustrated collection of spell-poems to re-wild the language of children.”
Eighty Best Poems, by Roger McGough
Also due out in October, from one of our best-loved poets:
“There are 80 of Roger McGough’s wonderful poems in this hugely enjoyable collection, gathered into a new volume to celebrate his 80th birthday! The poems have been specially chosen to reflect Roger’s unique sense of humour, his wit and wisdom and sharp observations on all aspects of life. New, quirky illustrations by the author himself add further enjoyment!”
Message from the Moon and other poems, by Hilda Offen
“Hilda Offen’s new collection is a mixture of imaginative, thoughtful and funny poems. Meet the killer caterpillar on the prowl, the robber rabbit who is a criminal all-rounder, the reading dogs - and a troll who is not afraid to speak out about those Billy-Goats Gruff. There are poems about nature and the seasons and a look at our planet from the moon.”
According to Wordery, this is ‘a mix of imaginative, thoughtful and funny poems with accessible and intriguing themes.’
How to be a Tiger, by George Szirtes & Tim Archbold
“Leap with hares, call out to the sun, run with the wind, pull silly faces with monkeys, watch out for the bear in the bathroom and meet a burping princess! These poems are perfect for curious young minds, ready for adventures.”
Little Lemur Laughing, by Joshua Seigal & Chris Piascik
“A dragon’s sneeze, a dinosaur, a wizard’s spell, a monster’s claw. All these things and many more - that’s what’s in a poem. An exciting collection of poems from talented young poet Joshua Seigal, perfect for introducing children to poetry.”
Rhyme Stew, by Roald Dahl & Quentin Blake
Reprint of an old favourite, originally published in 1989:
“This title presents a collection of irreverent rhymes featuring characters from fairy tales, fables, and nursery rhymes - as you’ve never seen them before!”
New and Collected Poems for Children, by Carol Ann Duffy and Alice Stevenson
New edition of this 2009 collection:
“Carol Ann Duffy, the Poet Laureate, is one of our most read and best-loved poets both in and out of the classroom. This edition of her poems brings together work from her four award-winning collections for children, and sprinkles in a generous helping of new poems to match.”
A Child’s Garden of Verses, by Robert Louis Stevenson & Michael Foreman
Due in mid-October:
“Robert Louis Stevenson’s collection of poems celebrates his memories of a bright and happy childhood, but they have a timeless appeal for each new generation of children.”
A Rocketful of Space Poems, by John Foster & Korky Paul
“Fly into space, drive to the moon, meet an asteroid dog and a flurb blurp and then play intergalactic Squibble-Ball. There are wizards and witches in space, as well as Peter Pluto’s fast-food superstore - and the worst monster in the universe. What are you waiting for?”
Winnie the Witch illustrator Korky Paul really brings this collection to life.
The Dictionary of Dads, by Justin Coe & Steve Wells
“There are more than 50 different dads in The Dictionary of Dads. Find your favourite - but watch out for exploding dad! This is a brilliant and funny debut collection from a poet who performs his work in schools and theatres across the UK, with witty illustrations by Steve Wells.”
All Aboard the London Bus, by Patricia Toht & Sam Usher
“As a family of four spend a day exploring London, fun, child-friendly poems introduce readers to our wonderful capital city, and all its secrets. Well-known landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and the London Eye, plus inescapable features like rain and taking tea, all get Patty Toht’s witty treatment. Non-fiction facts provide more information about the subjects, while rising star Sam Usher brings them to life with his signature style and humour.”
All the Wild Wonders: poems of our Earth, by Wendy Cooling (ed.) & Piet Grobler
“In this celebration of our Earth, distinguished anthologist Wendy Cooling has chosen poems to make children look, think, and ask questions. Why are trees so important? How are motorways damaging our countryside? What can we do about rubbish? What can we do to protect our Earth for the future?”
My Mum’s Growing Down, by Laura Dockrill & David Tazzyman
“Mum is a gamer, a party animal and a free spirit making life hard work for her nine year old son.  The poems are bold, brave, funny and sometimes very moving.
According to Books For Keeps, ‘these poems celebrate the unconventional, they are full of warmth, humour and loving advice, ‘you get on with being you and I’ll get on with loving you.’’
The World’s Greatest Space Cadet, by James Carter & Ed Boxall
“Join well loved poet James Carter on a journey through time and space: from Vikings to a marauding cat and from the edges of the universe to the world’s greatest space cadet.”
According to Andrea Reece from LoveReading4Kids, ‘his poems will work their magic on all readers, and each one finds something new to say, ans the perfect way to say it. A treat from first page to last.’
Overheard in a Tower Block, by Joseph Coelho & Kate Milner
“Gazing at the stars from five storeys up, smelling the bins from five storeys below. Overheard arguments, overheard laughter. A disappearing father and a Mermaid-Queen mother; statues that sing for flesh and blood; bullies who kick you under the table; perfect red trainers - and the things that lurk in the library. Award-winning poet Joseph Coelho’s new collection is a powerful and moving poetic narrative about growing up in the city.”
According to Booktrust, ‘many of these poems are sad or angry or bristle with an edginess that young teens may find refreshing when compared to other poetry aimed at them.’


Huawei to roll out Harmony OS to more products next year, but not phones and tablets
SHANGHAI/SHENZHEN, China: Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies plans to equip more of its products with its Harmony operating system (OS) next year, and will promote them at home and abroad, a Huawei spokesman said on Monday (Dec 9).
But there are no plans currently to roll out the OS to its phones, tablets and computers, among Huawei's most popular products, the spokesman added.
The plans were first reported in the government-backed Shenzhen Special Zone Daily newspaper which cited comments made by Wang Chenglu, president of the Huawei consumer business group's software division, at a store event held in the city of Shenzhen, where the firm has its headquarters.
Huawei unveiled its proprietary OS in August as a possible alternative to Google's Android, as it copes with trade restrictions by the United States that threatens to cut its access to technology made by U.S. firms.
A "smart screen", or connected television product was its first product to use Harmony, called Hongmeng in Chinese, but it said at the time that it would stick to Android for smartphones and gradually roll out Harmony to other devices such as smartwatches, speakers and virtual reality gadgets.
Wang reiterated that stance at the store event and noted the company would still prefer to use Android on its phones, according to the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily newspaper.


Tad the Bedbug rested in a flap of fabric at the end of the bed. To Tad, the bed was as big as Texas, and the blanket was an endless land, twisted and fluffy. Tad got up from his nap, and set off to get a snack. He dug past lots of fabric, until he got to an empty level of the bed, full of metal springs. He crept down a spring, and bit into a long lost pretzel.
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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.fastNlMeansDenoisingColored | 查看 cv.fastNlMeansDenoisingColored 的代码 | Index |
fastNlMeansDenoisingColored Modification of fastNlMeansDenoising function for colored images
dst = cv.fastNlMeansDenoisingColored(src)
dst = cv.fastNlMeansDenoisingColored(src, 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
src
.H
value perfectly removes noise but also removes image details,
smaller H
value preserves details but also preserves some noise.
default 3H
but for color components. For most images value
equals 10 will be enough to remove colored noise and do not distort
colors. default 3SearchWindowsSize
- greater denoising time.
Recommended value 21 pixels. default 21src
and output dst
, between MATLAB's RGB/RGBA order and
OpenCV's BGR/BGRA (input: RGB/RGBA->BGR/BGRA,
output: BGR/BGRA->RGB/RGBA). default trueThe function converts image to CIELAB colorspace and then separately denoise
L and AB components with given H
parameters using cv.fastNlMeansDenoising
function.


With Google Data Studio, you can create informative and shareable dashboards and reports from your data.
You can easily open a dataset or query in Google Data Studio:
https://data.world/typhon/new-york-times-bestsellers-from-2011-to-2018
SELECT *
FROM books_uniq_weeks
Google Data Studio gives you the option to refine your data by omitting or adding fields, changing field type and aggregation, and adding descriptions.
Here are a few things you can do with Google Data Studio and data.world:


A CLSID is a very large number 16byte (128 bit) number that is used to uniquely identify "things". CLSIDs uniquely identify interfaces, objects, components etc etc... For this article is only important to know that a CLSID can be used to identify a storage.
There are many reasons for giving a storage CLSIDs. The exact reason obviously depends on your application and needs. CLSIDs are used extensively with the IPersistStorage interface when 3rd party apps are allowed to save and load their data from within a owner apps storage.
Identifying a storage in this manner is still very useful even when not working with IPersistStorage or other OLE technologies. So I'll show you how its done.
Here is a function that is used to return a given storage's CLSID
function GetStorageCLSID( Storage : IStorage ) : TCLSID; var StatStg : TSTATSTG; begin Storage.Stat( StatStg, 0 ); Result := StatStg.clsid; end;
Setting a storage's CLSID is even easier
Storage.SetClass( CLSID_WHAT_EVER );
Where CLSID_WHAT_EVER is a CLSID defined by you.
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Highlight return statements.
Useful for hard-to-read sources.
The plugin
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Mushrooms (P. cubensis) & Hashish
I'd like to say before i start my report,that i am quite an experienced drug user despite only being 18, i have tried very mild acid, crack and speed a couple of times, but i quite regularly take pills(mdma), mushrooms, coke and smoke weed pot or plollen on a day to day basis, so i consider my self very knowledgable on drugs even on the ones i han'nt done and never will such as smack, ket, speed i've only tried it once and it was shit, meth or ghb they are nasty in my view.
The day started off really well, me my bro and good friend went to town like usually and picked up some mexican shrooms of a guy we new. we got two bags both containing 2.5 grams.
we got back home to my house the usual crashin house, and my bro and my friend split one bag and i had a full bag to myself.
we were all in good moods that day and my room was the perfect settin, low side lights, nice orange walls and loads of fractul pictures and a few hendrix posters.
we all sat down in some comfy chairs put on some good chilled music and got ready for our trip.
i tidyed up my room a bit remoovin any obsticles that could result in injury due to the state we were gona be in.
we ate the shrooms at about 12:00 noon
T+15 mins
nothing was really happenin at this point but we were startin to get a bit gigly from antisipation,we started to feel an influx of feelin really light and heavy at the same time. all the lights had an aura around them and we new they were startin to digest.
T+25mins
we are all startin to feel like were comin up of some sort of natural xtc but it feels a lot cleaner and quite intense. we were gettin trails acroos our vision wheneva anything moved fast across our face.
T+30mins
startin to come up nicely colours seem more vivid and patturns startin to amurge also the walls are breathin!
T+40
patturns are moving across walls and posters not geometric patturns like on acid but like tribal patturns and tecnicolour images look 3-d and almost like holograms everything appers to have to surfaces movin back on forth through each otheer, i amd feelin a bit uneasy because the come up feels physically quite intense but the visuals are calm and beautifful veryy trippin but not over intencs,the tabal nxt to me look like it has a layer or shimmering mercury flowin over it and pouring over the edge like a minature waterfall AMAZING!
T+50mins
the intence physical come up has subside and now i'm buzzin inside like on a pill and my breathin feels very calm and unnoticable but in no way scary for those thinkin that not noticing your breathin could be scary,i am a very level headed person and i can tell myself that i am feelin good and tellin myself what is actually happenin to me and that it all should be.
The visualls are so cool and not scary at all, there more patterns and bright coulers and morphin objects in the rooms rather than people and creatures ,basically the shrooms distort and bring to life with colours the things that you can see when your sober.
T+1.30mins
all visualls still stong and i'm sittin thinkin about my out look on life and things in the news at the moment, thinkin that it all needs to be sorted out and that i need to get a job and cut down on drugs. it was like havin a guide to inprove your life wizzin round your head tellin u to improve your communication with otheres, be nicer to poeple and freinds all possitive things,i love these mushies!
T+2hours
we are havin the same wonderfull pattens and thoughts basically lovin the whole experience and recommend it to pepole in good moods and with nothin buggin your mind could even be worrien about havin to go to work the nxt day cos u tend to dwell on thoghts and cant get them out of your head and could become very depressed while shroomin, so it not a good idea,u must really want to do the drug so dont just do them if all your mates are and you know u have somethin on your mind it not worth it and could ruin your trip.
i would neva do shrooms at a party or rave except in very low doses u could become parranoid of your surrondings and freak oout my advice stay home and chill out, they are not party drugs more or a spirtual crusade and should be done with people you like and trust basically u dont want some twat who sits there tryin to shoot u through and not really knowin the consequences of what there doing.
T+3hours
starting to come down a bit ,not a lot its just not as intence as b4 but still very spritual and fun, we all noticed that the music thats playin influences the trip rather a lot fsat upbeat music makes your feel energetic and restless and calm trippy music does what u'd expect and i prefere it plus the visuals seem to change direction and move faster even though they dont it wierd.
T+4hours pretty much to the point of not really commenting on cos there the same b4 but a lot more suttle if bearly noticable.
i have thouroly enjoyed my trip and recomend it to the mentally level headed on do not underestimate the power of mushrooms else u will be to over whelmed.
happy trippin peeps
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