onix.Cell¶
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class
onix.
Cell
(cell_id, name)[source]¶ Cells (or BUCells), represent burnup regions and contain a unique onix.Passlist object with a specific list of nuclides.
- Parameters
cell_id (int) – The id number of the BUCell
name (str) – The name of the BUCell
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property
bu_sec_conv_factor
¶ Returns the conversion factor to go from time (seconds) to burnup (MWd/kg) for the BUCell.
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property
decay_a_lib
¶ Returns an absolute decay dictionnary where keys are nuclides’ names and entries are decay sub-dictionnaries. The keys of these sub-dictionnaries are the names of the decay reactions and the entries are the absolute values of the corresponding decay constant in \(s^{-1}\).
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property
decay_b_lib
¶ Returns a fractionnal decay dictionnary where keys are nuclides’ names and entries are decay sub-dictionnaries. The keys of these sub-dictionnaries are the names of the decay reactions and the entries are the fractions of the corresponding decay constant over the total decay constant.
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property
fy_lib
¶ Returns a dictionnary where keys are fission products’ names and entries are fission yield sub-dictionnaries. The keys of these sub-dictionnaries are fissionning parents’ z-a-m id and the entries are the value the corresponding fission yield in percent (values between 0 to 100).
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get_act_passport_list
()[source]¶ Returns a list of Passport objects of all actinides present in the BUCell.
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get_avt_passport_list
()[source]¶ Returns a list of Passport objects of all activation products present in the BUCell.
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property
get_decay_nucl
¶ Returns the list of nuclides for which decay data exists in the provided decay library.
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get_fp_passport_list
()[source]¶ Returns a list of Passport objects of all fission products present in the BUCell.
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get_fy_nucl
()[source]¶ Returns the list of fission products for which fission yields data exists in the provided fission yield data library.
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get_fy_parent_nucl
()[source]¶ Returns the list of fissioning parents for which data exist in the fission yield library.
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get_lib_nucl
()[source]¶ Returns the full list of nuclides for which there are data in the nuclear libraries (deay, cross section or fission yield). This is the full list of nuclides modelled in the depletion network.
This command does not work when the mode for cross sections is set to ‘constant lib’.
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get_nucl_ao
(nucl_id)[source]¶ Returns the atom fraction of a nuclide over the total number of atoms in the BUCell.
- Parameters
nucl_id (str) – The z-a-m id or the name of the nuclide
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get_nucl_subao
(nucl_id, nucl_list)[source]¶ Returns the atom fraction of a nuclide over the number of atoms of a sub-set of nuclides in the BUCell.
- Parameters
nucl_id (str) – The z-a-m id or the name of the nuclide
nucl_list (list) – The list of nuclides that constitute the sub-set of nuclides
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get_nuclide
(nuclide_id)[source]¶ Returns the Passport object of a nuclide.
- Parameters
nuclide_id (str) – Name or z-a-m id of a nuclide
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get_subtotal_dens
(nucl_list)[source]¶ Returns the total density of sub-set of nuclides in the BUCell in \(10^{24}cm^{-3}\).
- Parameters
nucl_list (list) – A list of nuclides’ names
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get_total_dens
()[source]¶ Returns the total density of all nuclides in the BUCell in \(10^{24}cm^{-3}\).
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property
get_tree
¶ Gets the generation tree for the BUCell. This returns a dictionnary where keys are the z-a-m id of initial nuclides of the BUCell. The entry for each initial nuclide is a list of generations. Each element of this list represents a generation of daughter nuclides (they are themselves lists of all the daughters from one generation).
Daughters of generation n will be located in the nth list. There are separated by n-1 intermediate nuclides from the initial nuclide.
This method is very useful to see which nuclides will be produced from an initial nuclide. It requires, however, that nuclear data libraries are set to the BUCell (this can be a problem in coupled simulation as cross section data are only produced after OpenMC simulations).
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property
get_xs_nucl
¶ Returns the list of nuclides for which cross section data exists in the provided cross section library.
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property
hm_vol
¶ Returns the volume of the heavy metal regions of the BUCell in \(cm^{-3}\).
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property
id
¶ Returns number id of BUCell
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property
ihm
¶ Returns the initial heavy metal (IHM) mass contained in the BUCell (g).
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property
initial_nucl
¶ Returns the initial list of nuclides.
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property
name
¶ Returns name of BUCell
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property
passlist
¶ Returns the Passlist object of the BUCell.
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set_decay
(decay_object)[source]¶ Sets the decay library from an ONIX decay object defined by the user for the BUCell.
- Parameters
object (onix.utils.decay_lib) – A decay library object constructed by the user with onix.utils.decay_lib.
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set_decay_lib
(decay_lib_path)[source]¶ Sets the decay library for the BUCell.
This function will add all nuclides for which there are decay data in the library but which are not yet in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This means that the depletion system will be significantly enlarged.
- Parameters
decay_lib_path (str) – Path to the decay library provided by the user
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set_default_decay_lib
()[source]¶ Sets the decay library to the default one (ENDF/B-VIII.0) for the BUCell.
This function will add all nuclides for which there are decay data in the library but which are not yet in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This means that the depletion system will be significantly enlarged.
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set_default_decay_lib_no_add
()[source]¶ Sets the decay library to the default one (ENDF/B-VIII.0) for the BUCell.
This function will only take nuclear decay data for nuclides that are already in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This enables to run simulation where the depletion system is not enlarged when adding decay data.
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set_default_fy_lib
()[source]¶ Sets the fission yield library to the default one (ENDF/B-VIII.0) for the BUCell.
This function will add all nuclides for which there are fission yield data in the library but which are not yet in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This means that the depletion system will be significantly enlarged.
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set_default_fy_lib_no_add
()[source]¶ Sets the fission yield library to the default one (ENDF/B-VIII.0) for the BUCell.
This function will only take fission yield data for nuclides that are already in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This enables to run simulation where the depletion system is not enlarged when adding fission yield data.
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set_default_xs_lib
()[source]¶ Sets the cross section library to the default one. The default cross section library in ONIX has been obtained by computing middle-burnup one-group cross section for a coupled simumation of a LWR fuel pin-cell. Therefore, this library is only adapted for LWR reactors.
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set_default_xs_lib_no_add
()[source]¶ Sets the cross section library to the default one. The default cross section library in ONIX has been obtained by computing middle-burnup one-group cross section for a coupled simumation of a LWR fuel pin-cell. Therefore, this library is only adapted for LWR reactors.
This function will only take nuclear decay data for nuclides that are already in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This enables to run simulation where the depletion system is not enlarged when adding cross section data.
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set_fy
(fy_object)[source]¶ Sets the fission yield library from an ONIX fission yield object defined by the user for the BUCell.
- Parameters
object (onix.utils.fy_lib) – A fission yield library object constructed by the user with onix.utils.fy_lib.
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set_fy_lib
(fy_lib_path, complete)[source]¶ Sets the fission yield library for the BUCell.
This function will add all nuclides for which there are fission yield data in the library but which are not yet in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This means that the depletion system will be significantly enlarged.
Setting the complete parameter to True allows ONIX to complement the data of the provided library with additional data found in ENDF/B-VIII.0.
- Parameters
fy_lib_path (str) – Path to the fission yield library provided by the user
complete (bool) – Indicates to ONIX whether or not to complement the provided library with additional fission yields from ENDF:B-VIII.0 library.
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set_initial_dens
(dens_dict)[source]¶ Sets the initial densities of nuclides in \(10^{24}cm^{-3}\).
- Parameters
dens_dict (dict) – A dictionnary where keys are nuclides’ names and entries are densities in \(10^{24}cm^{-3}\)
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set_passlist
(nucl_list)[source]¶ Creates and sets a Passlist object to the BUCell using the provided nuclides list.
- Parameters
nucl_list (list) – List of nuclides to create a Passlist object for the BUCell
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set_xs
(xs_object)[source]¶ Sets the cross section data from an ONIX cross section object defined by the user for a specific BUCell.
- Parameters
object (onix.utils.xs_lib) – A cross section library object constructed by the user with onix.utils.xs_lib.
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set_xs_lib
(xs_lib_path)[source]¶ Sets the cross section library for the BUCell.
This function will add all nuclides for which there are cross section data in the library but which are not yet in the onix.Passlist object of the BUCell. This means that the depletion system will be significantly enlarged.
- Parameters
xs_lib_path (str) – Path to the cross section library provided by the user
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property
vol
¶ Returns the volume of the BUCell in \(cm^{-3}\).
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property
xs_lib
¶ Returns a dictionnary where keys are nuclides’ names and entries are cross section sub-dictionnaries. The keys of these sub-dictionnaries are neutron-induced reactions names and the entries are the value the corresponding cross sections in barn.


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Predict the success or failure of a crowdfunding campaign
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The Data
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Features:
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Findings
Important features:
Kickstarter
Number of facebook friends
Funding goal
Links, Perks?
Indiegogo
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Links, Videos, Pictures
Perks: Can I get a tshirt?
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Cross-val = 0.7
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The Parse Library was originally created to provide a parser for a spreadsheet language. However, it will also fit the needs of a programmer who wants to implement a language based on mathematical expressions.
The Parse Library takes an expression as text, converts it to an expression using tokens, and evaluates the expression. When finished, it converts the result back into text and returns it. The Parse Library recognizes a special grammar and set of expressions that include an interface to the Cell Library's data structures. Therefore, you can use the Cell and Parse Libraries together to form the basic underlying engine of a spreadsheet application.
You may want to familiarize yourself with how compilers work before you read this section. In particular, you should understand how scanners use regular expressions to translate raw text into token streams; and you should be familiar with the parsing of context-free grammars. A good book to look at is Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools by Aho, Sethi, and Ullman (a.k.a. "The Red Dragon Book").
1 Parse Library Behavior
1.1 The Scanner
1.2 The Parser
1.3 Evaluator
1.4 Formatter
2 Parser Functions
2.1 Internal Functions
2.2 External Functions
3 Coding with the Parse Library
3.1 Parsing a String
3.2 Evaluating a Token Sequence
3.3 Formatting a Token Sequence


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{% extends "web_home.html" %} {% block title %}Accessing MANE data{% endblock %} {% load staticfiles %} {% load add_class %} {% load add_class %} {% load search_result_formatter %} {% block content %}
Browse or export a list of all MANE transcripts in Tark.
Browse matches from GRCh37 showing equivalence in 5' UTR, 3' UTR and CDS in relation to MANE Select and MANE Plus Clinical transcripts on GRCh38.
The full MANE transcript datasets can be downloaded via:
The full list of MANE Select transcripts can be accessed programmatically using Tark’s REST API to GET the results in JSON format. For more information, see here.
Ensembl provides a RESTful web service for access to Ensembl data including the MANE transcripts. For example this works for Ensembl's Variant Effect Predictor (VEP) calls, enabling MANE transcript annotation to be included in VEP results, e.g.
We have released this data as a trackhub to visualise the most recent release of MANE data as a track in genome browsers, such as hosted by Ensembl, NCBI and UCSC.
MANE transcripts are already displayed in the following resources:


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Main window
Software is represented on a desktop as an icon in system tray area, see the image to the right. In order to open the software one may click the icon. After that software main window should appear. Software icon's tooltip shows current software status. "Listening port xxx" means that the software is in remote control mode and can be controlled with main Aist-NT sfotware.
Main window
Software main window contains a few areas.
- Falling menu.
- Toolbar.
- Sweep control panel.
- Current of time oscilloscope like plots.
- Status bar with instant current and voltage values.
Falling menu
There are a few sections in falling menu: "File", "Device", "Settings" and "Help".
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"File" menu allows user to close software.
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Bipotentiostat control hardware attached to a computer appears as Virtual COM port.
"Device" menu is dedicated to device selection. In case of a few devices attached or in case of a few serial ports onboard one may choose Virtual COM port which corresponds to the hardware attached.
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"Settings" menu contains two setup dialogs. One for device calibration and the other for remote control setup.
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"Help" menu contains this help window as well as two more dialogs: "About" and "Firmware upgrade".
"About" dialog allows to obtain software and firmware versions. This might be useful in case of remote support.
"Firmware upgrade" item is needed to upgrade onboard firmware inside the control box.
Toolbar
Toolbar contains buttons for the following purposes.
These three arrows allow user to choose current of time oscilloscope period. Three buttons correspond to "slow", "medium" and "fast" sweeps.
This button engages chronoapmerometry function. It gives the user ability to choose rectangular pulse's destination potential and duration.
External triggering button. When in pressed state external triggering mode is on. In this mode control box records data on rising edge of triggering signal. If coupled with main AFM software current and potential mappings may be performed in this mode. AFM controller sends pulses to the control box in each map point. Control box records data and sends it to computer asynchronously.
This buttons group allows user to choose AFM controller input. It can be set to either one of current inputs of the control box or to not connected state.
Stop button interrupts executed sweep or chronoamperometry procedure.
Sweep control panel
Sweep control panel is located on the left by default. Please, pay attention that control box CAN NOT apply no potential. It always applies some potential. Panel has three control groups: "Electrode 1", "Electrode 2" and "Sweep setup".
"Electrode 1" and "Electrode 2" groups have identical controls shich allow to setup potential sweep. These controls are the following.
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Voltage gain This control is supposed to be set to the same position as appropriate knob on bipotentiostat.
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Current gain Current gain is the same but to adjust current cain to match potentiostat's knob.
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Instant/Start pot Control defines the potential applied at the moment. Whenever a value is changed in this control box it is applied as soon as user presses "Enter" key or when control box looses focus.
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Vertex 1, vertex 2 pair define up to two intermediate points potential transits through during sweep. When sweep is looped potential is swept within these two values.
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End potential input defines the potential sweep stops at. When sweep reaches end potential "start" and "stop" values are flept to provide smooth backward transition.
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Pull el 2 when sweep, pull el 1 when sweep check box defines if the other electrode should be involved into sweep. For example, if "electrode 1" is supposed to sweep and if "pull el 2 when sweep" control is checked then "electrode 2" will be swept in such a way that potential difference will remain constant.
Warning! According to your echeme this condition is satisfied automatically by hardware feedback as current to boltage converter on your potentiostat is biased by REF voltage. It seems that if this option is selected applied by control box potential difference will remain the same. But as for potentials in bipotentiostat it is not the case.
"Sweep setup" control group defines sweep cycles quantity, speed and recorded points quantity per one volt.


write_eas
write_eas(filename, data)
write_eas(filename, data, headercell)
write_eas(filename, data, headercell, formatstr)
write_eas(filename,data);
Writes the columns of "data" to *.eas file "filename".
Example:
x = [8;2;7;4;3;6;9;5;1]
y = [5;6;9;1;4;2;8;3;7]
v = [1.4; 8.2; 4.3; 8.9; 7.3; 6.9; 3.5; 1.7; 1.6]
pos_known = [x,y];
val_known = v;
write_eas('obs.eas',[pos_known val_known]);
Generates a file that looks like this:
write_eas(filename,data,headercell);
Writes the columns of "data" to *.eas file "filename" and adds metadata from "headercell" to the first lines of the GeoEAS file.
Example:
x = [8;2;7;4;3;6;9;5;1]
y = [5;6;9;1;4;2;8;3;7]
v = [1.4; 8.2; 4.3; 8.9; 7.3; 6.9; 3.5; 1.7; 1.6]
headercell = {'x-coordinate','y-coordinate','observed value'}
pos_known = [x,y];
val_known = v;
write_eas('obs.eas',[pos_known val_known], headercell);
Generates a file that looks like this:
write_eas(filename,data,headercell);
Writes the columns of "data" to *.eas file "filename" using the data format specified in "format_str"; and adds metadata from "headercell" to the first lines of the GeoEAS file.
Example:
x = [8;2;7;4;3;6;9;5;1]
y = [5;6;9;1;4;2;8;3;7]
v = [1.4; 8.2; 4.3; 8.9; 7.3; 6.9; 3.5; 1.7; 1.6]
headercell = {'x-coordinate','y-coordinate','observed value'}
pos_known = [x,y];
val_known = v;
write_eas('obs03.eas',[pos_known val_known], headercell, '%4u%2u%7.2f');
Generates a file that looks like this:


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Compfit is an interactive app that allows people to join fitness teams and compete against others. Users can collaborate with their teammates to complete goals and gain the motivation they need to workout and get fit. Competition will drive users to work harder and hold their teammates accountable to meet their goals.
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{% extends "layout-v2.html" %} {% block pageTitle %} NHS Cervical screening management system {% endblock %} {% block header %} {% include '../components/header-2.html' %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
| NHS No | Name | Age | Recall type | Deferred |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|<PHONE_NUMBER> | Arisha Stephens | 50 | Routine | Not completed |
|<PHONE_NUMBER> | Angelica Davey | 40 | Routine | Not completed |
Work through each patient and state reason for deferral.


Amazon SQS RedrivePolicy
The RedrivePolicy
type is a property of the AWS::SQS::Queue resource.
A redrive policy defines the parameters for the dead letter queue functionality of
the source queue. For more information about the redrive policy and dead letter queues,
see
Using Amazon SQS Dead Letter Queues in the Amazon Simple Queue Service Developer Guide.
Syntax
JSON
{ "deadLetterTargetArn" :
String
, "maxReceiveCount" :Integer
}
YAML
deadLetterTargetArn:
String
maxReceiveCount:Integer
Properties
deadLetterTargetArn
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the dead-letter queue to which Amazon SQS moves messages after the value of
maxReceiveCount
is exceeded.Required: Yes
Type: String
maxReceiveCount
-
The number of times a message is delivered to the source queue before being moved to the dead-letter queue.
Required: Yes
Type: Integer


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2.1 Installation
Follow the steps outlined below for installation.
(1) Execute stkfw.msi
(2) Follow the installer dialog.
* Installation must be performed by a logged-in user with administrator rights.
* The installer automatically registers the program as a firewall exception.
* If an older version of StkFw is already installed, delete the older version of StkFw, and then install newer version.
2.2 Uninstall
Follow the steps outlined below for uninstallation.
(1) Execute stkfw.msi and select Remove StkFw, or launch [Add/Remove Programs] from the Control Panel and select StkFw for removal.
(2) Follow the uninstaller dialog.
* Uninstallation must be performed by a logged-in user with administrator rights.
* The uninstaller automatically removes firewall exceptions for this program.
2.3 Program launch
Upon installation, a StkFw shortcut is created in the Start menu.
The main StkFw console will be launched when this shortcut is selected.
If the sample shortcut under [StkFw] on the Start menu is clicked,
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76ers' Ben Simmons injured in first half against Jazz
by Associated PressPhiladelphia 76ers guard Ben Simmons did not return for the second half Wednesday night at Utah because of right shoulder soreness.
Simmons sustained a stinger in his shoulder in the first quarter after bumping Jazz guard Royce O'Neale in the chest while posting up. Simmons played only two minutes in the second quarter before leaving. He with two points and two assists in 10 minutes.
Utah led Philadelphia 58-56 at halftime.


Week 5 Technical Blog
Ruby classes
1/25/15
This week I learned a lot about classes. I've watched CS lectures online so I had a general idea of what they were. Classes are a way of creating multiple objects that can respond to the same sets of methods defined inside a class. This might be a difficult concept to understand at first, so let's use an example. Let's pretend we're making an awesome video game with different classes of people. Let's make a class called mage!
First thing first, we'll need to create the class:
class Mage end
This class does nothing at the moment. We can define an initialize method that gives certain characteristics to all Mages that are created. Let's say in our game, all Mages start at level 1.
class Mage def initialize @level = 1 end end
The @ marks a variable as an instance variable. This means that it is a variable that belongs to a single instance. In this case, one Mage's level doesn't interfere with another Mage's level, since all Mages are different instances. It also means that any method inside the class Mage can access that variable.
So what exactly makes a Mage a Mage? They are able to cast a magic spell! Let's add that ability to the class.
class Mage def initialize @level = 1 end def magic_spell casts fireball end end
The method magic_spell can be used only by people of class Mage. Let's create a new Mage.
Mage.new
And that's how you create a new Mage.Now that we have a class called Mage, we can keep defining methods within the class to make Mages unique. We can have advanced spells that are accessible to only experienced Mages who are level 20 or greater. We can train our Mages to gain levels by fighting monsters. In that case, we can create a new class called Monster. The possibilities are endless.


The Iron Condor is an Option strategy that consists of four contracts. All the contracts have the same underlying Equity and expiration, but the order of strike prices is $A>B>C>D$. The following table describes the strike prices of each contract:
| Position | Strike |
|---|---|
| 1 far-OTM call | $A$ |
| 1 near-OTM call | $B, where B > underlying\ price$ |
| 1 near-OTM put | $C, where C < underlying\ price$ |
| 1 far-OTM put | $D, where C-D = A-B$ |
The iron condor can be long or short.
The long iron condor consists of selling a far OTM call, selling a far OTM put, buying a near OTM call, and buying a near OTM put. This strategy profits from a increase in price movement (implied volatility).
The short iron condor consists of buying a far OTM call, buying a far OTM put, selling a near ATM call, and selling a near ATM put. This strategy profits from an decrease in price movement (implied volatility) and time decay since ATM options decay sharper.


Bae Yoonjung spoke words of encouragement for IZ*ONE during her recent Instagram live
by honeyciderChoreographer and 'Produce 48' dance trainer, Bae Yoonjung, recently shared some words of encouragement for IZ*ONE during her recent Instagram live.
During the stream, a fan asked her what her life motto was. To which Yoonjung responded, "If you endure, you'll win." After seemingly seeing a follow up comment about IZ*ONE she said, "That's right, please tell IZ*ONE my life motto. But those friends are holding up well anyway."
It seems the dancer is wishing the best for IZ*ONE's future regardless of the current voting scandal.
Watch the short clip below.


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Browsers won't allow audio to work unless the audio is started in response to a user action. This prevents auto-playing web sites. Therefore, the following button is needed to do the initialization:


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DC superheroes such as Superman. DC superheroes such as Batman. DC superheroes such as Wonder Woman. DC superheroes such as Martian Manhunter. DC superheroes such as The Flash. DC superheroes such as Green Lantern. DC superheroes such as Aquaman. DC superheroes such as the Justice League. DC superheroes such as Booster Gold. DC superheroes such as Cyborg. DC superheroes such as Starfire. DC superheroes such as Robin(dick). DC superheroes such as Beast Boy. DC superheroes such as Raven. DC superheroes such as Aqualad.
The Flash is an American superhero. It is based on the Barry Allen. Barry alen is the flash. He is a costumed superhero crime-fighter. He has the power to move at superhuman speeds. It is a spin-off from Arrow. Barry Allen is portrayed by Grant Gustin. He is a crime scene investigator. His secret identity is Barry Allen. His actor Grant Gustin's full name is Thomas Grant Gustin. Grant Gustin as Barry Allen / The Flash. He works at STAR labs. The "S" stands for Scientific. The "T" stands for Technological. The "A" and R stands for Avdanced Research.
Batman is the son of martha wayne. Batmans father is Thomas. Batmans identity is bruce wayne. Batman is an orphan. Batmans parents wer merderd. batman has three real children. The first child is a boy. The second is a girl. And the third is a boy. Batman has a wife. Their names are: The first one is Dick grayson. The second is jason tood. The third one is Tim drake. And forth is casandra cain.


What if we could see the world with someone elses eyes?
What if our face would have been of two colors? Or two genders faces, all in one?
What if we could change half of our face? How would we have looked like? How would you like to look like?
Double Sided is a video-mapping interactive experiment.
The project aims to project the same video (faces which flow by) on two overlapped layers,
each of them at a different speed. Using an interactive mask, the user can uncover part (or all) of the first level video.
In this way, it would be possible to see part of the face of whom is "behind", on the second layer video.
So, the same part of two different faces are overlapped.
The project is an artistic prototype experiment in order to make people think and reflect over all the different kinds of discriminations and racism,
beside all the different kinds of masks people might wear every day.
The project was developed in C++ using openFramework open source library.
It could be adapted to other ideas since it is customizable.
The project have been designed and created together with the graphic designer Frazco Mendez Marchese
http://frazco.com.ar/
If you want to know more about the Double Sided project, check out
this link.


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"An Investment in knowledge always pays the best interests."


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Modifying Unity’s Camera ImageEffects values at runtime
5 July 2016
A couple of months ago I was mussing around integrating noise, vigenette, chromatic aberration, and other image effects into Astervoid 2000.
I found it wasn’t enough to just throw the image effects on the camera, I also wanted to change them at runtime depending on various events happening in the game.
While coming up with a solution, I didn’t find this as straightforward as I had hoped it would be in Unity, and wanted to document and share the technique I devised for fellow game devs to use.
I started with the interface I wanted our team to use. Essentially, it’d be nice to call a method from anywhere in our codebase (an event handler, when a certain GameObject shows up, etc). I came up with a 1-liner solution like so:
// Kick up noise intensity to 1.5 over 0.8 seconds DynamicCameraEffects.BringTheNoise(newIntensity: 1.5f, duration: 0.8f);
`DynamicCameraEffects` is a C# class inheriting from MonoBehaviour that is added to camera. This camera also needs Unity’s ‘Noise And Grain’ ImageEffect from StandardAssets.
Once the noise has hit it’s desired effect, the callback `RemoveNoise()` pulls out the effect after a random amount of time has passed.
One gotcha, I needed to reference the Unity ImageEffects namespace via `using UnityStandardAssets.ImageEffects;`
Also, we rely heavily on DOTween to simplify changing values over time (Similar to MCTween for Flash, ‘member that?). It has a ton of helpers to clean up your code and provides a bunch of easing equations, but you could also re-write this with a typical LERPing implementation.
The whole class for affecting Noise looks something like this:
using DG.Tweening; // remove this if you're not using DOTween using System.Collections; using UnityEngine; using UnityStandardAssets.ImageEffects; /// /// An extension class for dynamically adding noise to the camera easily at runtime /// public class DynamicCameraEffects : MonoBehaviour { private static NoiseAndGrain _noiseScript; private void Start() { _noiseScript = GetComponent(); } public static void BringTheNoise(float newIntensity, float duration) { DOTween.To(() => _noiseScript.intensityMultiplier, x => _noiseScript.intensityMultiplier = x, newIntensity, duration) .SetEase(Ease.OutCirc) .SetUpdate(true) .OnComplete(RemoveNoise); } private static void RemoveNoise() { var duration = Random.Range(0.2f, 1f); DOTween.To(() => _noiseScript.intensityMultiplier, x => _noiseScript.intensityMultiplier = x, 0.45f, duration) .SetEase(Ease.InQuad) .SetUpdate(true); } }
You could control the effect manually by deleting the `RemoveNoise()` function, and the `OnComplete(RemoveNoise)`.
This also makes it easier to create effects loops where every X number of seconds effects are added and pulled off the camera, breathing life into your game and making every playthrough unique.
Happy game dev'ing!


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An Ensembl gff, which has a peculiar model, but then again its gff. There are 2 levels in the parent-child hierarchy, the parent is of type "mRNA", children of of type "exon", "five_prime_utr", "three_prime_utr",


Founding Documents of the United States
A collection of documents that serve as the basis for the United States legal system, as well as some related prior documents. Documents are encoded in XML and should be viewed with a browser supporting XSLT 1.0.
Documents
The Magna Carta (1215)
A primary antecedent to the Constitution of the United States.
The Mayflower Compact (1620)
The first document establishing self-governance in the Americas.
The Declaration of Independence (1776)
The founding document of the United States.
The Constitution of the United States (1787)
The supreme law of the United States, superseding the Articles of Confederation (1777).
The Bill of Rights (1789)
The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution, which guarantee citizens specific rights and limit the power of the federal government.


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HTML5 is a software solution stack that outlines the properties and behaviors of web pages by implementing a markup based pattern to it. HTML 5 is the current version of the HTML standard, allowing us to build diverse and powerful applications.
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3DuF was designed to be a user-friendly, browser-based CAD platform for designing and fabricating microfluidic devices. It features parametric representations of device components, which can be placed and modified using a simple, point-and-click interface. Designs can be saved as JSON objects and exported as vector art or 3D-printable models.
https://github.com/Nesciosquid/3DuF
Demo: [http://heuckroth.com/3DuF]http://heuckroth.com/3DuF
Source: https://github.com/nesciosquid/3DuF
Freeforme is a simple web application that allows users to process free-entry CSV data from online surveys. The software supports a workflow which eliminates the effort of re-processing identical responses and makes it easier to group similar responses into categories, allowing for straightforward processing of free-response answers in an organized, efficient fashion.
Source: https://github.com/Nesciosquid/freeforme
Final project for EC521 (Cybersecurity) at Boston University.
ScamDisk is a 3D printable enclosure for the Teensy 3.1 microcontroller which disguises it as a conventional USB stick. We used standard libraries to create human interface device (HID) payloads which can be activated by plugging the ScamDisk into a target system.
Print it from Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:698895
Final project for CS585 (Computer Vision) at Boston University.
This static web application uses webcam input to render 3D models as if they were holograms suspended in physical space. It uses an augmented reality javascript library to detect the presence of coded images in the webcam feed, calculates their 3D position and orientation, and uses Three.js to render a stylized hologram of the designated object.
Source: https://github.com/Nesciosquid/CS585_Project/tree/gh-pages
As part of our Internet of Things course, we ask our students to implement a mesh network of wireless devices which must dynamically form independent groups with other devices which are within connection range, with each group governed by a single, unanimously-elected leader.
This simulation demonstrates the basic concepts of leader election, and provides a visual description of the behavior we expect from their systems.
Source: https://github.com/Nesciosquid/LeaderElectionSimulator/tree/gh-pages
I designed an inexpensive, parametric 3D-printable mount for aligning and securing a laser module in three-dimensional space.
Source: https://gist.github.com/Nesciosquid/65feb7440378f876cb7e
I used off-the-shelf parts and my 3D printer to create modular light sensors for use in communications, VLC, and tracking.
Source: https://gist.github.com/Nesciosquid/d9c08b1a1a42c65fb8c2
I created this video to voice some of my concerns over the way sensitive topics, particularly those surrounding gender identity, are approached through survey questions.
I also provide alternate methods of presenting survey questions that are more inclusive and help to avoid discrimination based on gender and other factors.
Final project for MET CS673 (Software Engineering) at Boston University.
A remake of the classic top-down tank-shooter videogame Bolo, built from the ground up in Java. Our team included approximately 10 students, and the focus of the project was on enacting and following solid software engineering procedures, including unit and integration testing, pull requests, and code review.
I acted as one of the project leaders and created the bulk of the backend game code, as well as all of the art and music assets for the game.
Source: https://github.com/BU-CS673/bubolo/
Final project for EC504 (Advanced Data Structures) at Boston University.
Brute Force is a raytracing engine built in Java. It includes support for supersampled antialiasing, soft shadows, rendering arbitrary 3D models, as well as a (simplistic) graphical interface.


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{% extends "mturk/experiments/filter_content.html" %} {% block instructions_summary %} Click on the blobs that have the same gloss as the shape highlighted in red. {% endblock %} {% block instructions_extra %}
Click on blobs whose gloss matches the shape highlighted in red. For this task, "gloss" refers to the blur and brightness of the reflection. Ignore the color of the blob; only focus on gloss.
Please do not select blobs that almost match -- both the blur and brightness of the highlight should match.
{% endblock %} {% block counter_name %} blobs(s) are selected with matching gloss. {% endblock %}


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Medieval catalogues > BENEDICTINES: THE SHORTER CATALOGUES > Evesham > Books acquired by Abbot Thomas Marlborough, early 13th cent.
{% endif %}15 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
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Bee is a build tool. This means that its purpose is to automate a build process. Its design goals are:
To demonstrate these features, let's see what hello world example looks like using Bee:
This is that simple!
A build file can embed properties that are like variables. For instance, we can put user name in a property named user_name like this:
We access the value of this property with a Ruby syntax. Thus, to get value for property user_name, we must write #{user_name}.
In this example, the property value is a string "World". In fact, this is a Ruby expression that is evaluated to get the value of the property. Thus, we can write Ruby expressions as value. For instance, to get the user name, we could write:
Which could print:
Properties may also have integer, list or hash values. You must then use a YAML syntax to write them, but fortunately, this syntax is very close to Ruby one:
This outputs:
Bee defines a special property named base which contains absolute path for build file directory. This is useful for building absolute file path, such as license: "#{base}/LICENSE". Bee also stores directory where it was started in property here. These two properties might differ in some circumstances, for instance when starting Bee searching recursively build file with command line argument -r. These two property names are reserved for Bee usage and you can't name your properties base or here.
It is also possible to load properties from a YAML file that contains a list of properties to set. Just write the file name (absolute or relative to the directory of the build file) instead of the list of properties. For instance, to load properties in file numbers.yml:
Into a build file, you might write:
If we see build files as programs, we could see targets as functions that you can call to achieve a given goal. A build file can define more that one target that may depend on each other. For instance:
Which produces following output:
Target hello now depends on target capitalize which capitalizes user_name property. Thus, Bee runs first target capitalize, then target hello.
You can tell Bee to run a given target by passing its name on command line. For instance, running build file above typing bee capitalize would output:
Which is not much, because target capitalize doesn't output anything.
When you don't pass any target on command line, Bee selects the first one as default target. There is a way to force default target (even if not the first one) by adding build information entry that indicates default build target:
Which, when launched without specifying any target on command line, outputs:
If targets are functions, tasks can be seen as instructions. They can be shell scripts, Ruby code or Bee tasks:
To run a shell script, you just have to put it in a string. Thus, to print the user's name, we could write:
- 'echo "Hello $USER!"'
Note that we can surround YAML strings with simple or double quotes. We choose simple quotes here so that we can use double for the Shell one. We could also escape double quotes inside YAML string as follows:
- "echo \"Hello $USER!\""
If return value of the script is not 0, which denotes an error running the script, the build is interrupted and an error message is printed on the console. For instance, this script:
Will produce this output on the console:
There are convenient ways to write shell scripts:
First, when a target embeds a single shell script, we can write it just after the script key. Second, a multi line shell scripts can be written using pipe character (|).
A Ruby script must be preceded with rb key, such as in example bellow:
Which outputs:
It is also possible to use YAML pipe syntax for multi line Ruby scripts.
These tasks are written in Ruby and can be called with pure YAML syntax, as follows:
As you might guess, print Bee task prints the string passed as parameter on the console, and this build file outputs as expected:
Bee is not a programming language, but it enables you to control the
tasks execution with control structures. There is a if-then-else
construct that works this way:
You can also loop while a condition is met, using the while-do
construct:
The last construct if for-in-do
which will iterate over a
list (a plain list or a Ruby expression evaluated as an Enumerable). For
instance, to iterate over the files in the current directory, you might
write:
Finally, try-catch
consruct helps manage errors. For instance,
if you want to know if a given command exists, you might write:
Note that while not tasks, you can get help about these constructs the same way you get help about tasks (as seen hereafter).
To get help on Bee command line arguments, type bee -h, which will print:
To get help about a build file, type bee -b. This will output the build name and description, property names and values, target names and description and default target:
To get help on a given task, use -k option. For instance, to get help about print task, type bee -k print, which would output:
You can find documentation about all standard tasks on this page.
Bee has much more to offer, including build inheritance, scaffoldings and many more features detailed in the User Guide. After playing a while with Bee, you should read it to get more from it.
Enjoy!


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