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~/.skogpasswdman/passwords, ~/.skogpasswdman/honeypots, ~/.skogpasswdman/undoable/, ~/.skogpasswdman/redoable/, ~/.skogpasswdman/gui.conf — data-files for skogpasswdman.
The password list. It is an XML file, you are expected to understand an example of the file.
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <root magic="skogpasswdman" file="passwords" version="0.1"> <!--The attribute 'magic' may not be changed. The major version may not be greater than zero. The attribute 'file' is used to make sure that it is the right file.——> <passwd name="What the password is for" value="top_secret"/> <passwd name="TEST" value="0123456789"> <!--A 'passwd'-element is allowed to contain a 'meta'-element.——> <meta type="10" minlength="4" maxlength="255"/> <!--type == "human": Human generated password. type == "10": Digits only. type == "64": Digits, big letters, small letters, underscores and exclamation marks. 'minlength' is the minimal length required for the password. 'maxlength' is the maximal length allowed for the password. The meta-data is used when updating the password.——> </passwd> </root>
The list of honeypots. The honeypots are fake-passwords, to help catch crackers. This too is a XML file.
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <root file="honeypots" magic="skogpasswdman" version="0.1"> <!--look at ~/.skogpasswdman/passwords——> <honeypot value="BadPassword"/> <honeypot value="putme_injail_ifi_typethis"/> </root>
Backups.
The
undo()
function looks for the newest file and doesn't care about the filename.
If
"passwords"
is in the filename, the file is a backup of
~/.skogpasswdman/passwords
.
If
"honeypots"
is in the filename, the file is a backups of
~/.skogpasswdman/honeypots
.
It copies the current state to
~/.skogpasswdman/redoable
before it restores from the backup.


| Education | |
| 2022-2027 (expected) |
PhD in Computer Science
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| 2020-2022 | Master of Science in Industrial Engineering
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| 2016-2020 | Bachelor of Science with University Honors, double-major in Computational Mathematics and Computer Science, minor in Anthropology, Cum Laude
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| Publications | |
| 2023 (Submitted) |
Miranda, L. & Milano, S. (2023). Recommender systems worsen (and likely cannot help) epistemic polarization. Submitted to Theoretical Aspects of Rationality & Knowledge (TARK-2023). |
| 2023 Invited manuscript |
Miranda, L., Garibay O.O., & Baggio, J. (2023). Evolutionary model discovery of human behavioral factors driving decision-making in an irrigation experiment. Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Sciences. https://doi.org/10.18564/jasss.5069 |
| 2023 | Miranda, L., Castellano, G., & Winkle, K. (2023). Examining the State of Robot Identity. Proceedings of the 18th Annual ACM/IEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI '23). https://doi.org/10.1145/3568294.3580168 |
| 2023 | Freeman, J., Baggio, J., Miranda, L., & Anderies, J.M. (2023). Infrastructure and the energy use of human polities. Cross-Cultural Research. https://doi.org/10.1177/10693971221149779 |
| 2022 Invited manuscript |
Miranda, L. & Garibay O.O. (2022). Approaching (super)human intent recognition in stag hunt with the Naïve Utility Calculus generative model. Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10588-022-09367-y |
| 2022 | Miranda, L. (2022). Humans in Algorithms, Algorithms in Humans: Understanding Cooperation and Creating Social AI with Causal Generative Models. UCF Electronic Theses and Dissertations. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/etd2020/1054 |
| 2022 | Bird, D., Miranda, L., Vander Linden, M. et al. (2022). p3k14c, a synthetic global database of archaeological radiocarbon dates. Nature Scientific Data. 10.1038/s41597-022-01118-7 |
| 2021 Awarded Best Human-Autonomy Teaming Paper |
Miranda, L. & Garibay O.O. (2021). Multi-agent Naïve Utility Calculus: Intent Recognition in the Stag-Hunt Game. Social, Cultural, and Behavioral Modeling. SBP-BRiMS 2021. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 12720. 10.1007/978-3-030-80387 232 |
| 2020 | Miranda, L. & Freeman, J. (2020). The two types of society: Computationally revealing recurrent social formations and their evolutionary trajectories. PLoS One 10.1371/journal.pone.0232609 |
| Research experience | |
| August 2022 - Present |
Doctoral student, Uppsala Social Robotics Lab. Studying the ethics and diversification of robot and user identity, expansive mind/body spaces, and their relation to AI alignment. |
| Summer 2022 | PIBBSS Summer Research Fellow. Awarded the $9,000 USD Principles of Intelligent Behavior in Biological and Social Systems (PIBBSS) summer research fellowship to conduct research on human-aligned AI systems. |
| August 2020 - May 2022 (4 semesters) |
Graduate Research Assistant. University of Central Florida Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Research Laboratory & Complex Adaptive Systems Laboratory. Contributed to the publication of three journal articles, one conference paper, and my master's thesis. |
| August 2019 - August 2020 (1 year) |
Undergraduate Research Assistant. Utah State University Anthropology Program. As part of an international archaeological working group known as PEOPLE 3000, I helped to create and manage a new radiocarbon database larger and more complete than any other. I also worked to program and test an online social experiment studying cooperation in a common-pool resource management scenario. |
| Summer 2019 | Peak Summer Research Fellow. Utah State University. One of ten recipients awarded the $4,000 USD Peak Summer Research Fellowship for highly-engaged undergraduate researchers to conduct work on a proposed project over the summer. The research conducted under this fellowship produced my first publication, listed above. |
| Summer 2018 | NASA Space Grant Consortium Fellow. Awarded a $1,600 USD NASA space grant fellowship to continue work on a CubeSat mission as the software team leader for the USU Get Away Special Microgravity Research team. Managed a team of ten other programmers. Wrote software for a prototype platform that successfully served over a dozen high-altitude balloon flights. The project (GASPACS) was the world's first CubeSat developed entirely by undergraduate students. It successfully served its mission after being launched to the International Space Station as part of the SpaceX CRS-24 mission and deployed into low Earth orbit on 26 January 2022. |
| Teaching experience | |
| August 2022 - Present |
Teaching Assistant. Uppsala University. Serving as a TA for courses in AI, social robotics, and system design. |
| August 2020 - May 2022 (4 semesters) |
Graduate Teaching Assistant. University of Central Florida Complex Adaptive Systems Laboratory. Assisted in teaching, grading, and holding office hours for master's-level courses in data mining, cloud computing, and statistical analysis. |
| January 2018 - May 2019 (3 semesters) |
Assistant Lecturer / Recitation Instructor. Utah State University Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Created and gave original lectures for the Differential Equations and Linear Algebra course at USU. Held office hours, created numerous course materials, designed exam questions, and used Python to create an automated tool for online assessment creation which continued to be used by the department after my departure. |
| August 2016 - May 2017 (2 semesters) |
Computer Science Tutor. Utah State University Department of Computer Science. Tutored students in introductory computer science courses. Primarily assisted with homework concepts and code debugging. |
| Admin experience | |
| Fall 2022 - Present |
PhD Student Representative. Uppsala University Vi3 Division. Representing all PhD students within the human-machine interaction unit in division-wide decisions (US equivalent: representing a department within a college). |
| Industry experience | |
| May 2017 - October 2017 (6 months) |
Embedded Engineering Assistant. Space Dynamics Laboratory, Logan, Utah. USA. Developed software for embedded systems in C++. Built a technology demo showcasing a multi-agent platform which toured the USA to help garner funding. Developed, documented, and standardized methods for in-house Linux distribution management that continued to be used after my departure. |
| Scholarships | |
| November 2021 - August 2022 (8 months) |
PAGES Data Stewardship Scholarship. Received a $4,400 USD scholarship from PAGES (Past Global Changes) to continue stewardship work on the p3k14c archaeological radiocarbon database as part of the PEOPLE 3,000 working group. |
| Summer 2018 | Honors Study Abroad Scholarship. Received a $1,000 USD scholarship from the USU Honors Program used towards a semester studying historical European art and theatre in Italy, Switzerland, France, and the UK. |
| 2016-2020 (4 years) |
Daniels Scholarship. Received the full-ride Daniels Scholarship (final award amount: $58,100 USD) to attend any four-year Bachelor's program in the USA for demonstrating exceptional leadership ability, strength of character, and commitment to community betterment. To maintain the scholarship, I was required to strictly keep the Daniels Scholar Code of Conduct which entailed working a paid position for at least ten hours per week during the semester, following all local laws, being involved in community betterment, and maintaining good academic standing. |
| Awards | |
| May 2022 | Honorary 10,000th Master's Degree conferred by the UCF College of Engineering and Computer Science. Awarded for my accomplishments at UCF via faculy nomination. |
| April 2022 | Best 2021 Paper within the Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Research Laboratory. Awarded by the lab director for my publication in SBP-BRiMS 2021. |
| July 2021 | Best Human-Autonomy Teaming Paper. Awarded by the Social, Cultural, and Behavioral Modeling (SBP-BRiMS) 2021 conference for my submission. |
| Presentations | |
| 14 March 2023 | Examining the state of robot identity - Poster presentation. ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction, Stockholm, Sweden |
| 06 December 2022 | Interactive exhibit: What does it mean to ascribe identity to robots? HRI Winterschool on Embodied AI 2022, Ghent University, Belgium |
| 15 September 2022 | Stochasity can not be ignored: Results from the evolutionary model discovery of behavioral factors driving decision-making in an irrigation experiment. Social Simulation Conference 2022. Milan, Italy / Virtual |
| 07 April 2022 | Humans in Algorithms, Algorithms in Humans: Understanding Cooperation and Creating Social AI with Causal Generative Models. Thesis Defense. University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida, USA |
| 07 July 2021 | Multi-agent Naïve Utility Calculus: Intent Recognition in the Stag-Hunt Game. 2021 International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling, & Prediction and Behavior Representation in Modeling and Simulation. Virtual |
| 10 June 2021 | Evolutionary model discovery of behavioral factors driving decision-making in an irrigation experiment. Inverse Generative Social Science (iGSS) Workshop 2021. Virtual https://youtu.be/Z7zmaHVSHdc |
| Winter schools | |
| December 2022 | HRI Winterschool on Embodied AI, Ghent University, Belgium |
| January 2021 | Agent-Based Modeling of Social-Ecological Systems, Arizona State University, USA |
| Skills | |
| Programming | Python (plus pandas, numpy, matplotlib, etc.), NetLogo, JavaScript, Haskell, C++ |
| Tools | Linux, Git, Vim, LaTeX, spreadsheet macros, Canvas |
| Languages | English (native; C2), Swedish (conversational; B1) |
| Cooking | Mesoamerican, vegan pastries, hot beverages |


How To Integrate
- In your main project CMakeLists.txt enable the library tools you need and include the library project as well:
set(QTAT_APP_PERMISSIONS ON) set(QTAT_APK_INFO ON) set(QTAT_SCREEN ON) set(QTAT_SYSTEM ON) set(QTAT_BATTERY_STATE ON) set(QTAT_SIGNAL_STRENGTH ON) set(QTAT_IMAGES ON) set(QTAT_NOTIFICATION ON) set(QTAT_ADMOB_BANNER ON) set(QTAT_ADMOB_INTERSTITIAL ON) set(QTAT_ADMOB_REWARDED_AD ON) set(QTAT_PLAY_STORE ON) set(QTAT_GOOGLE_ACCOUNT ON) set(QTAT_GOOGLE_DRIVE ON) set(QTAT_SHARING ON) set(QTAT_USER_MESSAGING_PLATFORM ON) set(QTAT_AUDIO ON) set(QT_ANDROID_PACKAGE_SOURCE_DIR "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/android") include_directories(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../QtAndroidTools) add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../QtAndroidTools build) target_link_libraries(QtAndroidToolsDemo PRIVATE QtAndroidTools)
- In the main() body insert the call for initialize the library
QtAndroidTools::initializeQmlTools();
AppPermissions
This tool allow to request Android app permissions in an easier way.
From Android version 23 (Marshmallow) there are a list of special permission called "dangerous" because are directly connected to personal data of the user like calendar, contacts list and so on (official documentation here). If your app is target for this version and above and your manifest file contains one of the dangerous permissions you have to explicitly get the user authorization for have such permission granted. In the demo app four of these dangerous permission will be requested as follow:
There are two functions for request permissions, one accept a list of permissions for allow a unique request for all and another can be used to ask for a single permission only. In this example the multiple request function will be used as follow:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 ... readonly property var permissionsNameList: ["android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE","android.permission.READ_CALENDAR","android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE","android.permission.READ_CONTACTS"] ... QtAndroidAppPermissions { id: permission } permission.requestPermissions(permissionsNameList)
The call of this function will have a result to show the system message informing the user the app require the specific permissions and ask for approval:
Once the user will finish to make the choice a signal will be generated with a list of struct as param as follow:
QtAndroidAppPermissions { id: permission onRequestPermissionsResults: function(results) { for(var i = 0; i < results.length; i++) { if(results[i].granted === true) { setPermissionGranted(results[i].name, true); } else { if(permission.shouldShowRequestPermissionInfo(results[i].name) === true) { if(results[i].name === permissionsNameList[0]) requestPermissionWRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE.open(); else if(results[i].name === permissionsNameList[1]) requestPermissionREAD_CALENDAR.open(); else if(results[i].name === permissionsNameList[2]) requestPermissionREAD_PHONE_STATE.open(); else if(results[i].name === permissionsNameList[3]) requestPermissionREAD_CONTACTS.open(); } else { setPermissionGranted(results[i].name, false); } } } } }
Each item in the list contain the param name containing the permission string name and the boolean field granted informing if the user allowed the app to get the permission or not. Please note, if you app will be target under version 23 this signal will be emitted immediately without show any messagebox and, obviously, with all the permission automatically granted. This for allow the code working in the same way independently by the Android target version selected. In case the user don't granted a permission this special call is used in the code:
permission.shouldShowRequestPermissionInfo(...)
This function is quite particular and return true only in the case a first attempt to ask to permission has been denied. Basically it "suggest" to show a message to the user explaining why your app need the specific permission before retry to ask for permission again:
Once explained the reasons you can ask again for the same permission by using this time the single request function:
permission.requestPermission(...)
Now please note a very important particular. Theoretically you can ask for the same permission infinitely, however from the second time you ask for the same permission the system message window will appear as following:
As you can note in this case there is a checkbox allowing the user to not be annoyed by your request anymore (Don't ask again). If the user will check it and will deny the request again any next request for the permission will be automatically denied without show any message than be careful in decide when ask for permission and, above all, to explain very clearly why you need that permission. After the second try the signal reporting the choice result will be generated again with the updated situation:
AdMobBanner
This tool allow to show AdMob banner inside QML app.
Official documentation about AdMob banner is here, please read before continue for understand the options exported by the tool. Remember for allow banner to be loaded your app need the following permissions:
android.permission.INTERNET android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
In add of this you have to install the AdMob required packages through Android SDK Manager. The packages you have to install are the following:
- Google Repository
- Google Play services
- Support Repository
Than you have to add the following dependencies into your app gradle file:
dependencies { .... implementation 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:21.+' }
and the application id inside the manifest file (this in the example is the demo id):
<meta-data android:name="com.google.android.gms.ads.APPLICATION_ID" android:value="ca-app-pub-3940256099942544~3347511713"/> <meta-data android:name="com.google.android.gms.ads.AD_MANAGER_APP" android:value="true"/>
Banner is showed inside the following QML item:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidAdMobBanner { id: banner unitId: "admob-banner-unit-id" type: QtAndroidAdMobBanner.TYPE_BANNER keywords: ["keyword_1", "keyword_2", "keyword_3"] nonPersonalizedAds: false }
The unitId is the string generated when you create a new ad unit inside the AdMob site. It's used to identify the ad connected to your app. Using this id you can know how much you earn from this ad unit. The keywords property is an optional list of keywords needed for better targeting the banner ad. The nonPersonalizedAds property is optional (default is false). Set this property to true impose to AdMob to don't use collected user personal data for ads targeting. The property type is the banner type you want to show. Possible values are:
TYPE_BANNER TYPE_FULL_BANNER TYPE_LARGE_BANNER TYPE_MEDIUM_RECTANGLE TYPE_SMART_BANNER TYPE_WIDE_SKYSCRAPER TYPE_ADAPTIVE_BANNER
This item generate the following signals informing regarding the ad status:
onLoadError onLoading onLoaded onClosed onClicked
The only signal passing a param is onLoadError, called in case of problem in loading ad. The param is errorId and possible values are:
ERROR_INTERNAL ERROR_NETWORK ERROR_INVALID_REQUEST ERROR_NO_FILL
When you want to load and show the banner you have to call the show() function and for hide the hide() functions (banner is the id name of the item in the example above). Function reload() force reload of a new banner.
banner.show() banner.hide() banner.reload()
Please note the banner is a native android view over the QML window, that's mean will stay over anything painted into in and you can not place nothing over the banner.
AdMobInterstitial
This tool allows to show AdMob interstitial inside QML app.
Official documentation about AdMob interstitial is here, please read before continue for understand the options exported by the tool. Remember for allow interstitial to be loaded your app need the following permissions:
android.permission.INTERNET android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
In add of this you have to install the AdMob required packages through Android SDK Manager. The packages you have to install are the following:
- Google Repository
- Google Play services
- Support Repository
Than you have to add the following dependencies into your app gradle file:
dependencies { .... implementation 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:21.+' }
Interstitial ad show on full screen but you have to define the AdMob unitId using the item as follow:
QtAndroidAdMobInterstitial { id: interstitial unitId: "admob-interstitial-unit-id" nonPersonalizedAds: false }
The unitId is the string generated when you create a new ad unit inside the AdMob site. It's used to identify the ad connected to your app. Using this id you can know how much you earn from this ad unit. The nonPersonalizedAds property is optional (default is false). Set this property to true impose to AdMob to don't use collected user personal data for ads targeting.
This item generate the following signals informing regarding the ad status:
onLoadError onLoading onLoaded onClicked onDismissed onShowFailed onImpression onShowed
Item have two functions as follow:
interstitial.load() interstitial.show()
The interstitial have to be loaded before show and since loading is not immediate you have to preload a bit in advance before the time to show. You can follow the loading status through the item signals. Once revecied the onLoaded signal this mean your new interstitial is ready to be showed.
This type of ad have a button allowing the user to close it than you just have to wait about the user choice. Remember also in this case the ad window will go over the QML window and you can not paint anithing on top of it.
AdMobRewardedAd
This tool allow to show AdMob Rewarded Ad inside QML app.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The current implementation of Rewarded Ad API must to be used with only a single instance of the tool cause only one video can be loaded at a time.
Official documentation about AdMob Rewarded Ad is here, please read before continue for understand the options exported by the tool. Remember for allow video to be loaded your app need the following permissions:
android.permission.INTERNET android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
In add of this you have to install the AdMob required packages through Android SDK Manager. The packages you have to install are the following:
- Google Repository
- Google Play services
- Support Repository
Than you have to add the following dependencies into your app gradle file:
dependencies { .... implementation 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:21.+' }
Rewarded Video ad show on full screen but you have to define the AdMob unitId using the item as follow:
QtAndroidAdMobRewardedAd { id: rewardedVideo unitId: "admob-rewarded-video-unit-id" nonPersonalizedAds: false }
The unitId is the string generated when you create a new ad unit inside the AdMob site. It's used to identify the ad connected to your app. Using this id you can know how much you earn from this ad unit. The nonPersonalizedAds property is optional (default is false). Set this property to true impose to AdMob to don't use collected user personal data for ads targeting.
This item generate the following signals informing regarding the ad status:
onRewarded onLoadError onLoading onLoaded onClicked onDismissed onShowFailed onImpression onShowed
The only signal passing a param is onRewarded. This is is called to inform about the rewarded values. It have two params, type and amount. Check the official documentation for know the value meaning.
Item have two function as follow:
rewardedVideo.load() rewardedVideo.show()
The video have to be loaded before show and since loading is not immediate you have to preload a bit in advance before the time to show. You can follow the loading status through the item signals. Once revecied the onLoaded signal this mean your new video is ready to be played.
This type of ad have a button allowing the user to close it than you just have to wait about the user choice. Remember also in this case the ad window will go over the QML window and you can not paint anithing on top of it.
After the user close the video you'll receive the rewarded info.
Images
This tool allow to retrieve the device albums and images
There are only the following functions, the first return the list of device albums and the second return the list of all images inside the album (full absolute path of each image):
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidImages.getAlbumsList() QtAndroidImages.getAlbumImagesList(albumName)
In particular the first function return an array of string with the names of all albums found and the second one return a list of all image paths inside the selected album name passed as parameter.
The following function add the image to the gallery:
QtAndroidImages.addImageToGallery(imagePath)
The image is not moved from original location but it became part of the system gallery and is showed in the gallery app.
On the contrary the following function:
QtAndroidImages.saveImageToGallery(name, image)
save the image into the system gallery.
Notification
This tool will show Android system notifications.
As usual for better understand how to use notification is strongly reccomended to read the official documentation here.
The tool QtAndroidNotification allow to compose and show a system notification in a very easy way as follow:
QtAndroidNotification { id: notification title: "Notification title" text: "This is the notification content" expandableText: "This is a very very very very very very very very very very long expandable content" channelName: "Notification channel" smallIconName: "notification_icon_name" largeIconSource: ":/images/logo.jpg" }
Available notification properties are the the following:
- title : title of the notification.
- text : main content of the notification. This filed is mandatory and is limited to one line size.
- expandableText : in case you need to show a text longer than a line you can set this property with your full text. Based to the Android version the result will be a little different but, in any case, this part will be showed in addition of the text content.
- channelName : in Android 8.0 and above notification have to be associated to a channel, this for allow user to disable notifications associated to the specific channel. This is a mandatory value.
- smallIconName : another mandatory value. Basically this is the special format icon showed on system bar connected to the notification. You can find many tools allow to make this icon in the right format. Unfortunately, for support old Android verion, is not possible to pass this icon from Qt resource or from a image file on storage but have to be mandatorily use the apk drawable folders. For try to simplify you don't need to get the full app path but you simply can insert the name of the icon file (without extension) you set into drawable folder (check the demo source).
- largeIconSource : large icon you can show into notification. You can use an image from Qt resource system of from a file.
In case you need to show a progress bar in the notification there are available the following additional properties:
- progressBar.max : the max value of the progress bar.
- progressBar.current : The current value of the progress bar between zero and the max value.
- progressBar.indeterminate : boolean value for set the prograss bar in the indeterminate state. The result is an indicator that has the same style as the progress bar above, except the progress bar is a continuous animation that does not indicate completion.
The progress bar is showed if you set the max value with a value greater than zero. For hide the progress bar set zero to both max nad current properties value.
The following methods can be called:
show() cancel()
Once set all the required properties you can show the notification by calling the corresponding function. The notification can be read and cleared directly by the user you can remove from app by using the cancel() call. For update the nodifcation information or the progress bar level you have to call the show() function again. If the user will touch over the notification the app will be ported on foreground or opened if previously closed.
ApkInfo
This tool will return info about the apk containing the executed app.
The info regarding the app apk can be read directly from the QtAndroidApkInfo item as follow:
QtAndroidApkInfo.firstInstallTime QtAndroidApkInfo.lastUpdateTime QtAndroidApkInfo.packageName QtAndroidApkInfo.versionCode QtAndroidApkInfo.versionName QtAndroidApkInfo.requestedPermissions
Explanation about fields above can be found in the official Android documentation here. The tool export only the most important info but if you need to have some additional data you can easily add you code by using JNI interface as showed in the sources.
BatteryState
This allow monitoring the battery level and state.
This tool install a listener for monitor the battery level and on charge state. There is nothing difficult in use since there are only two properties as follow:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidBatteryState.level QtAndroidBatteryState.onCharge
Both properties support QML value binding than you can assign to a control for show always the updated value as in the demo example.
Screen
This tool allow to change screen orientation and set screen to stay always on.
Call to change screen orientation as follow:
QtAndroidScreen.setOrientation(orientaion)
Possible values are the following:
- SCREEN_ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE
- SCREEN_ORIENTATION_REVERSE_LANDSCAPE
- SCREEN_ORIENTATION_SENSOR_LANDSCAPE
- SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT
- SCREEN_ORIENTATION_REVERSE_PORTRAIT
- SCREEN_ORIENTATION_SENSOR_PORTRAIT
Check official Android documentation about behaviour of each value.
Call to set screen always on as follow:
QtAndroidScreen.keepScreenOn(keepOn)
SignalStrength
This tool allow to monitoring the strength of the phone signal.
This tool install a listener for monitor the phone signal. Remember for allow the library to work in this case the app need to have the following permission:
android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE
There are two properties reporting the strength of the phone signal in row number and based to the conventional states as follow:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidSignalStrength.signalStrength QtAndroidSignalStrength.signalLevel
Signal level possible states are the following:
- LEVEL_GREAT
- LEVEL_GOOD
- LEVEL_MODERATE
- LEVEL_POOR
- LEVEL_NONE
PLEASE NOTE: the report the the signal strength change doesn't arrive immediately but, instead, require some seconds to be updated after the change. Don't worry if you don't see an immediate update, just wait a little.
PlayStore
This tool allow to open Play Store app details and developer apps list.
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidPlayStore.openAppDetails(packageName) QtAndroidPlayStore.openDeveloperAppList(developerName)
The first call open the Play Store app with the details page of the package name app provided (in the format "com.company.appname").
NOTE: it's possible to call this method without any param, in this case the tool will use the app package name automatically.
The second call will open Play Store listing all the apps connected with the developer name passed in the param.
GoogleAccount
This tool allow to signin using one of the Google accounts currently registered in the device. Please, read carefully the official documentation for knwo how the sigin procedure work here. The tool export the basic methods for easily signin to the last signed account or a new one as the official documentation explain:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signIn(scopeName) QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signInSelectAccount(scopeName) QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signOut() QtAndroidGoogleAccount.revokeAccess()
The second method signInSelectAccount allow to select one of the registered accounts to signin. If only one Google account is present in the device it will be selected automatically. In case of more than one accounts the system activity will start for allow user to select the desired account. Once signedin the app, at each next start, will have only to call the first method to be signedin again with the same account without any other request to user. If you want to signedout and allow to request again the user permission just use the last two methods. After call the signin procedure you have to wait for result through the following signals:
onSignedIn onSignedOut
The first signal have the signInSuccessfully param informing about the operation result. Once signed successfull you can read the account info using the following fields:
QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.id QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.displayName QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.email QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.familyName QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.givenName QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.photo
The photo field export the binary image of the account. For show in a standard Image control you can use the generic image provider as follow:
QtAndroidTools.insertImage("AccountPhoto", QtAndroidGoogleAccount.signedInAccount.photo); accountPhoto.source = "image://QtAndroidTools/AccountPhoto";
For know which type of scopes use for signin you have to check the documentation cause it changes based to the Google resource you want to access in.
GoogleDrive
This tool export a basic set of methods for work with Google Drive.
PLEASE NOTE: be very careful in using these methods cause you risk deleting some important files from user's Google drive. It's important to TEST VERY WELL your app before release. I take no responsibility for any damage that can be done using these methods.
For know how to use these methods and how to configure the Google drive access you have to read the official documentation here. As first operation you have to authenticate your app by using the corresponding methods:
QtAndroidGoogleDrive.authenticate(appName, scopeName)
The method return a bool value informing the result of the operation. Scope is used to declare the type of access you want to get for Google Drive. The user must authorize the type of access requested before being able to operate. The list of possible scopes is the following, for use of each scope read the documentation here:
- SCOPE_DRIVE
- SCOPE_DRIVE_APPDATA
- SCOPE_DRIVE_FILE
- SCOPE_DRIVE_METADATA
- SCOPE_DRIVE_METADATA_READONLY
- SCOPE_DRIVE_PHOTOS_READONLY
- SCOPE_DRIVE_READONLY
- SCOPE_DRIVE_SCRIPTS
Once got the authorization to access the following methods are available:
QtAndroidGoogleDrive.getFilesList(query) QtAndroidGoogleDrive.getRootId() QtAndroidGoogleDrive.downloadFile(fileId, localFilePath) QtAndroidGoogleDrive.uploadFile(localFilePath, mimeType, parentFolderId) QtAndroidGoogleDrive.createFolder(name, parentFolderId) QtAndroidGoogleDrive.isFolder(fileId) QtAndroidGoogleDrive.moveFile(fileId, folderId) QtAndroidGoogleDrive.deleteFile(fileId)
The first method return an array of structs listing the drive files as showed in the example:
var filesList = QtAndroidGoogleDrive.getFilesList(); var rootId = QtAndroidGoogleDrive.getRootId(); filesListModel.clear(); for(var i = 0; i < filesList.length; i++) { var data = filesList[i]; var parentId = "null"; if(data.parents.length > 0) { if(data.parents[0] === rootId) parentId = "root"; else parentId = data.parents[0]; } filesListModel.append({ "id": data.id, "name": data.name, "mimeType": data.mimeType, "parentId": parentId }); }
The param query is optional. If you don't pass it the method return the list of all files inside the drive. In case you need a more specific search the documentation about how to use the query is here. All the files and folder have a string id, the method getRootId() return the id of the root folder. Is possible to download a drive file or upload inside drive. The localFilePath is a full path of the file to upload/download including the file name (also for download). The remaining methods allow to manage the drive files. Remember for download a file you must to have granted the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission. Two signals are used to update info regarding the download/upload operations as follow:
Connections { target: QtAndroidGoogleDrive function onDownloadProgressChanged(state, progress) { switch(state) { case QtAndroidGoogleDrive.STATE_MEDIA_IN_PROGRESS: break; case QtAndroidGoogleDrive.STATE_MEDIA_COMPLETE: break; } } function onUploadProgressChanged(state, progress) { switch(state) { case QtAndroidGoogleDrive.STATE_INITIATION_STARTED: break; case QtAndroidGoogleDrive.STATE_INITIATION_COMPLETE: break; case QtAndroidGoogleDrive.STATE_MEDIA_IN_PROGRESS: break; case QtAndroidGoogleDrive.STATE_MEDIA_COMPLETE: break; } } }
Both signal have tow params state and progress.
Sharing
This tool allow to use the Android sharing feature for share file, text and binary data.
For know how to configure and use the app for manage sharing data you have to carefully read the official documentation here for simple data and here for files. As you can read the "standard" way should be do create a dedicated activity fo each sharing data type but, cause Qt for android have only a single activity loading the native code, my solution is to use this unique main activity for all tha cases and check during startup phase if the activity has been launched for sharing purposes. Than inside the AndroidManifest.xml activity section you can add the required action based to the data you want to share (the following is from the demo app code):
<intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.SEND"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/> <data android:mimeType="text/plain"/> </intent-filter> <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.SEND"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/> <data android:mimeType="image/*"/> </intent-filter> <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.PICK"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.OPENABLE"/> <data android:mimeType="image/*"/> </intent-filter>
Regarding the file sharing provider the code is the following:
<provider android:name="androidx.core.content.FileProvider" android:authorities="${applicationId}.qtandroidtoolsfileprovider" android:grantUriPermissions="true" android:exported="false"> <meta-data android:name="android.support.FILE_PROVIDER_PATHS" android:resource="@xml/sharedfilepaths"/> </provider>
You can name the resource as you prefer but don't change the authorities name cause the tool refer to this label (qtandroidtoolsfileprovider) for configure the correct resource.
For share simple data from your app to other apps the following function are available:
QtAndroidSharing.shareText(text) QtAndroidSharing.shareBinaryData(mimeType, dataFilePath)
A system window will be showed with all the apps able to receive the data type you want to share as follow:
Once the user will select the preferred one the data will be transfered automatically.
In case you want to ask for a file shared by other apps the procedure is a bit different. At first you have to use the following function with the param the file mime type you need:
QtAndroidSharing.requestSharedFile(mimeType)
Anothe different systme window will show the apps able to share the file type you need:
The selection will open the app sharing the file and the user have to choose the file or cancel the operation. Both actions will return the two events as follow:
Connections { target: QtAndroidSharing function onRequestedSharedFileReadyToSave(mimeType, name, size) { } function onRequestedSharedFileNotAvailable() { } }
The second event will inform thet the requested file is not available for various reasons (probably the user cancelled the operation). The first event will export three params named name, size and mimeType with info regarding the user selected file. Please note in this phase the file has not been imported yet. The info will help you to "decide" if the selected file can be imported (for example if the selected file is too much big in size). If you decide the file is correct you have to call the function to import and save somewhere in your app space:
QtAndroidSharing.saveRequestedSharedFile(filePath)
In case you are not interested to have the file you have to cancel the operation by call:
QtAndroidSharing.closeRequestedSharedFile()
Now the opposite part, that's mean reply to shared requested from other apps. As explained in the first part of this section the activity receiving the request is always the main one. This mean the only way to know if our app has been lanuched from another app asking for share something is to check on startup phase as follow:
Component.onCompleted: { if(QtAndroidTools.activityAction === QtAndroidTools.ACTION_SEND) { if(QtAndroidTools.activityMimeType === "text/plain") { } else if(QtAndroidTools.activityMimeType.startsWith("image") === true) { } } else if(QtAndroidTools.activityAction === QtAndroidTools.ACTION_PICK) { } }
Currently the supported actions are the following:
QtAndroidTools.ACTION_NONE QtAndroidTools.ACTION_SEND QtAndroidTools.ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE QtAndroidTools.ACTION_PICK
For the first two requests (ACTION_SEND and ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE) you can receive the shared data sent to you by using the following functions:
QtAndroidSharing.getReceivedSharedText() QtAndroidSharing.getReceivedSharedBinaryData() QtAndroidSharing.getReceivedMultipleSharedBinaryData()
For the action requesting to share a file (ACTION_PICK) you have to show a window for allow the user to select the file he want to import into the requesting app. In the demo app we have only one file to share that the choose is only if you want or not the file:
After the user made a selection you have to reply by using the following function:
QtAndroidSharing.shareFile(fileAvailable, mimeType, filePath)
In case the user want the file you have to set the fileAvailable as true and provide the other params. In the opposite case (the user refused) you have to call this function by set the first param as false without provide the other params.
UserMessagingPlatform
Under the Google EU User Consent Policy, you must make certain disclosures to your users in the European Economic Area (EEA) along with the UK and obtain their consent to use cookies or other local storage, where legally required, and to use personal data (such as AdID) to serve ads. This policy reflects the requirements of the EU ePrivacy Directive and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
This tool support the use of the UMP SDK but for a clear explanation about how to use this SDK and how to configure the consent form you have to read the official guide here. At first you must to request the consent form that can be or not be available for the zone your current user is:
Connections { target: QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform function onConsentFormRequestResult(eventId) { switch(eventId) { case QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_INFO_UPDATE_FAILURE: .... break; case QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_NOT_AVAILABLE: .... break; case QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_LOAD_SUCCESS: .... break; case QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_LOAD_FAILURE: .... break; } } QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.requestConsentForm()
Once request process finish the signal consentFormRequestResult() is emitted with the results. Any event different from CONSENT_FORM_LOAD_SUCCESS means the form is not available for various reasons. Once obtained the form is necessary to check if it must be showed to the user. You can get such information as follow:
QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.consentStatus()
Possible returned values are:
QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_STATUS_UNKNOWN QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_STATUS_REQUIRED QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_STATUS_NOT_REQUIRED QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.CONSENT_FORM_STATUS_OBTAINED
If the status is different from CONSENT_FORM_STATUS_REQUIRED you don't need to show the form. On the contrary, in case of form required or if the user want to change his preferences you can show the form using the call:
QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.showConsentForm()
The event consentFormClosed() will inform you when the user closed the form and your app is ready to go. After the user accepted the form some data will be saved in the device and the form will not be required anymore. However if you want to reset these data for restart from scratch you can use the call:
QtAndroidUserMessagingPlatform.resetConsentInformation()
This will clean all saved data.
Audio
This tool allow to get the audio focus and be notified when audio is requested by another application (typical when a call comes in).
You can request and abandon the audio focus using the following calls. If you don't get the audio focus you will not be advised if some other apps request the focus. This is important because, for example, if you are generating a sound and a call comes in, your sound will be generated in parallel with the voice of the call itself. Using this feature you must stop the sound when you lose focus and resume when the focus returns to your application.
QtAndroidAudio.requestFocus() QtAndroidAudio.abandonFocus()
Once the focus has been acquired, the following variable indicates whether the focus is present or lost.
QtAndroidAudio.focus
System
This tool export the system paths as follow:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidSystem.dataLocation QtAndroidSystem.configLocation QtAndroidSystem.downloadLocation QtAndroidSystem.musicLocation QtAndroidSystem.moviesLocation QtAndroidSystem.picturesLocation
For documentation about each path value refer to the official documentation here.
It also export three simply conversion functions from graphic units to pixel size:
import QtAndroidTools 1.0 QtAndroidSystem.spToPx() QtAndroidSystem.dipToPx() QtAndroidSystem.ptToPx()


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# domtreeok : unit tests for domtree
DARE, Copyright (c) 2017, Tim Menzies
All rights reserved, BSD 3-Clause License
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or without modification, are permitted provided that
the following conditions are met:
* Redistributions of source code must retain the above
copyright notice, this list of conditions and the
following disclaimer.
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above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the
following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other
materials provided with the distribution.
* Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names
of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote
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prior written permission.
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THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
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PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF
USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER
IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
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require "show"
local the=require "config"
local o=require "tests"
local r=require "random"
local x=require "domtree"
local function _test1()
assert(true)
end
r.seed(1)
o.k{_test1}
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3This equation assumes that there are no shocks to permanent income. A large literature ﬁnds that, in reality, permanent (or at least extremely highly persistent) shocks exist and are quite large; such shocks therefore need to be incorporated into any ‘serious’ model (that is, one that hopes to match and explain empirical data), but the treatment of permanent shocks clutters the exposition without adding much to the intuition, so permanent shocks are omitted from the analysis until the last section of the notes, which shows how to match the model with empirical micro data. For a full treatment of the theory including permanent shocks, see Carroll (2023b).


If your favorite comparison application is not listed in the Requirements section, or if you want to use different applications for different types of files, or maybe even pre-process some files before you compare them, you can make your own comparison script. The script will be called with 2 or more parameters. If it has 2 parameters, the two files should be compared.
If a third parameter is passed and it's not empty, the script can save a file with the merged changes of the first parameters to the path at the third parameter. For instance, when comparing the local changes of a working copy file, the third parameter will be the same as the second parameter. A compare tool can then ask the user if they want to keep the local changes, and save the final file to the path at the third parameter. This way a user can discard changes they've made if desired.
Custom compare scripts may be called with more than 3 parameters in the future. Writers of custom compare scripts should make sure they only use the first three parameters for now.
First make sure to create a Compare Scripts folder in the following location ~/Library/Application Support/Versions/ (~ refers to your Home folder). Then copy your script to that newly created folder and it will show up as an option in the “File Comparison:” popup menu in the “Preferences” window.


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--- layout: default title: Mod Phon FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions ---
'Mod Phon' is an abbreviation of 'Modulational Phonology'.
Please don't ask. It is a very, very long story.
The person who typed the application to become a corporation put a space there. After that it would have been too much bother to change it. True story.


Difficulty control
问题描述 :
LL is very sensitive to the difficulty of ACM problems. He can assign each problem a positive integer from [1,10000000] to denote its difficulty ( although he has only ACed about 1000 problems ^_^ ). Now, there are N problems in his mind. He want to choose some of them to hold a contest and the total difficulty of all problems in the contest is as near as possible to M.
输入:
For each case, the first line is two positive integers N and M (1<=N<=26). Followed by N lines. Each line contains the problem’s ID ( a single capital letter ) and its difficulty.
输出:
For each case, the first line is two positive integers N and M (1<=N<=26). Followed by N lines. Each line contains the problem’s ID ( a single capital letter ) and its difficulty.
样例输入:
3 10 A 4 B 12 C 8
样例输出:
2 A CHint"A C", "B" and "C" all reach the request. So, the answer is "A C", which comes earliest in lexicography order.
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红绯鱼：
这模板神了
神奇的网站
51行错了，改为：void Union(struct subset subsets[], int x, int y)
代码可真够长的！
有谁知道直接遍历的方法中第8行是什么意思嘛？
有两个重复的话结果是正确的，但解法不够严谨，后面重复的覆盖掉前面的，由于题目数据限制也比较严，所以能提交通过。已更新算法
你的理解应该是：即使主持人拿走一个箱子对结果没有影响。这样想，主持人拿走的箱子只是没有影响到你初始选择的那个箱子中有奖品的概率，但是改变了其余两个箱子的概率分布。由 1/3,1/3 变成了 0, 2/3
已修改。一些字符在编辑的时候转义了
C语言版本的代码好像有点问题
找bug好专业的说
代码过于复杂了吧
处凡愚而不减，在圣贤而不增；
住烦恼而不乱，居禅定而不寂。
使用ListNodeWrapper很蹩脚的感觉，没有更好的解决办法？
很好的思路，可以借鉴


Try to scroll or double tap.
This works. You can stop native gestures using .preventDefault() on the touchstart event.


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[§708-836.6] Unauthorized entry into motor vehicle in the second degree. (1) A person commits the offense of unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle in the second degree if the person intentionally or knowingly enters into a motor vehicle without being invited, licensed, or otherwise authorized to do so.
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"""Compute multiscalar segregation profiles."""
import warnings
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from libpysal.weights import Kernel
[docs]def compute_multiscalar_profile(
gdf,
segregation_index=None,
groups=None,
group_pop_var=None,
total_pop_var=None,
distances=None,
network=None,
decay="linear",
function="triangular",
precompute=True,
):
"""Compute multiscalar segregation profile.
This function calculates several Spatial Information Theory indices with
increasing distance parameters.
Parameters
----------
gdf : geopandas.GeoDataFrame
geodataframe with rows as observations and columns as population
variables. Note that if using a network distance, the coordinate
system for this gdf should be 4326. If using euclidian distance,
this must be projected into planar coordinates like state plane or UTM.
segregation_index : SpatialImplicit SegregationIndex Class
a class from the library such as MultiInformationTheory, or MinMax
groups : list
list of population groups for calculating multigroup indices
group_pop_var : str
name of population group on gdf for calculating single group indices
total_pop_var : str
bame of total population on gdf for calculating single group indices
distances : list
list of floats representing bandwidth distances that define a local
environment.
network : pandana.Network (optional)
A pandana.Network likely created with
`segregation.network.get_osm_network`.
decay : str (optional)
decay type to be used in pandana accessibility calculation
options are {'linear', 'exp', 'flat'}. The default is 'linear'.
function: 'str' (optional)
which weighting function should be passed to libpysal.weights.Kernel
must be one of: 'triangular','uniform','quadratic','quartic','gaussian'
precompute: bool
Whether the pandana.Network instance should precompute the range
queries. This is True by default
index_type : str options: {single_group, multi_group}
Whether the index is a single-group or -multigroup index
Returns
-------
pandas.Series
Series with distances as index and index statistics as values
Notes
-----
Based on Sean F. Reardon, Stephen A. Matthews, David O’Sullivan, Barrett A. Lee, Glenn Firebaugh, Chad R. Farrell, & Kendra Bischoff. (2008). The Geographic Scale of Metropolitan Racial Segregation. Demography, 45(3), 489–514. https://doi.org/10.1353/dem.0.0019.
Reference: :cite:`Reardon2008`.
"""
if not segregation_index:
raise ValueError("You must pass a segregation SpatialImplicit Index Class")
gdf = gdf.copy()
indices = {}
if groups:
gdf[groups] = gdf[groups].astype(float)
indices[0] = segregation_index(gdf, groups=groups).statistic
elif group_pop_var:
indices[0] = segregation_index(
gdf, group_pop_var=group_pop_var, total_pop_var=total_pop_var,
).statistic
with warnings.catch_warnings():
warnings.simplefilter("ignore")
if network:
if not gdf.crs.name == "WGS 84":
gdf = gdf.to_crs(epsg=4326)
if precompute:
maxdist = max(distances)
network.precompute(maxdist)
for distance in distances:
distance = np.float(distance)
if group_pop_var:
idx = segregation_index(
gdf,
group_pop_var=group_pop_var,
total_pop_var=total_pop_var,
network=network,
decay=decay,
distance=distance,
precompute=False,
)
elif groups:
idx = segregation_index(
gdf,
groups=groups,
network=network,
decay=decay,
distance=distance,
precompute=False,
)
indices[distance] = idx.statistic
else:
for distance in distances:
w = Kernel.from_dataframe(gdf, bandwidth=distance, function=function)
if group_pop_var:
idx = segregation_index(
gdf,
group_pop_var=group_pop_var,
total_pop_var=total_pop_var,
w=w,
)
else:
idx = segregation_index(gdf, groups, w=w)
indices[distance] = idx.statistic
series = pd.Series(indices, name=str(type(idx)).split(".")[-1][:-2])
series.index.name = "distance"
return series


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Man stopped by police near Overtown and caught with huge drugs haul in car
Graeme Gallagher was caught on the Garrion Bridge after officers had observed him driving in an erratic manner for several miles.
by Wishaw Press, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/wishaw-press/A man was stopped by police near Overtown who then discovered a huge drugs haul in his car.
Graeme Gallagher was caught on the Garrion Bridge after officers had observed him driving in an erratic manner for several miles.
Gallagher, 27, admitted being concerned in the supply of the class A drug last December.
Jennifer Guy, prosecuting, told Hamilton Sheriff Court that police officers noticed the vehicle on the East Kilbride Expressway shortly before 7pm.
She explained: “The driver appeared very hesitant. He was on and off the brakes, driving well under the speed limit.
“He travelled on to the M74, took the exit for Larkhall and headed for Garrion Bridge. At all times he was driving in a hesitant manner.
“Eventually police stopped him.
“Officers saw a polythene bag containing white powder next to the driver’s seat. He was detained and admitted he had some ‘gear’ in his pocket.
“A small amount of cocaine was found inside his pocket.
“There was in total 246.59 grams of cocaine with a purity level of 70 per cent.
“The wholesale value of the drugs would be up to £12,000, but if sub divided and sold it would give a total value of £24,700.
“Gallagher answered ‘No comment’ to every question the police put to him.”
Gallagher’s lawyer said the dad of two works full time as a labourer for a bricklayer and “realises the seriousness” of his situation.
Sheriff Thomas Millar deferred sentence until November 14 for a criminal justice social work report and a restriction of liberty assessment.
Gallagher, of Brackenhill Drive, Hamilton, had his bail continued.


I've had this puzzle for several weeks now and I've only been able to solve it twice! It's difficulty and need for being very methodical at every step, make it a great puzzle!
I have a strategy that works with some effort, but it requires some trial and error, and so I must confess that there is probably much I still don't see in the puzzle. I can get it solved with enough effort, though, but not without feeling like I have to grope through the dark and bump into a few dead-ends before finally reaching the objective. In contrast, when solving the regular Rubik's Cube, you always know, from any given state, how to get it into a new state that is closer to the solved state. With the Latch Cube, some sequences can't always be applied in full, and you cannot always detect this before trying the sequence, so sometimes you have to abort (i.e., back the partial sequence out.) Also, while I'm not sure if it is always necessary, sometimes only lateral moves can be made in the sense that, from the Rubik's Cube perspective, you're not getting the cube closer to the solved state, but possibly doing a move that's needed to get you into a position where you finally can move it closer.
So here's my strategy...
With some intuitive moves, you can get something like the white cross, but for the most part, stick with the simplest kind of edge permutation sequence: a commutator of two adjacent faces. This tri-cycles 3 edges that surround a corner, or that form a line between 2 corners. You can prevent a need to abort the sequence by first checking that both involved faces are unlocked (can turn), and that the arrows, if any, on the sides of the edges that are not on one of the two involved faces agree with the unlocked direction of the appropriate one of those two faces it will land on during the course of the sequence. That's a mouth-full, but with practice, identifying when the full commutator will go entirely through or not becomes an easy and routine check. Interestingly, even if the commutator goes through once, it will not necessarily go through a second time, but this is less likely if all edges are already solved in terms of position and orientation. (That is, after this first step, it is more likely that any commutator can be repeated indefinitely, if it can be done at all.)
While positioning edges, try to get them oriented correctly at the same time. For the said commutator, memorize what orientation the edge cubies land in as they permute. This will help you to get them to land in the correct position and orientation.
The end-game of solving the edges is the crux of the entire puzzle, in my opinion. You can sometimes get everything positioned properly, but then have an even number of edges misoriented. Looking at a corner of the cube, and labeling the faces X,Y,Z as you would a standard right-handed system, I found the following sequence helpful.
Q = Xi,Z,X,Zi,rot(2pi/3),Z,Xi,Zi,X,rot(-2pi/3)
Here, rot(...)
means to rotate the entire puzzle on the axis of the corner
you're looking at by the given angle in radians.
Following convention, X is a clock-wise rotation while Xi is counter-clockwise, as
can be said for Y and Z. Of course, replace Xi with 3X, if needed, or X with 3Xi.
To keep yourself from getting confused about the need to do this replacement, memorize
which cubie needs to move and where-to during the execution of the commutator instead of
memorizing which face needs to move and in which direction during the execution.
The net effect of the sequence Q, (if it will go through), is to simply flip the two edges on the north side of the X and Z faces.
Note that setup moves can be used to get this step done in the way that such moves are traditionally useful in solving the regular 3x3x3; however, on the Latch Cube, they can also be used to temporarily unlock a needed face. I have found this to be extremely useful on many occations. Keep this in your bag of tricks for Steps 2 and 3 also.
I've also observed that sometimes you can use a setup move mid-sequence. That is, if you start a sequence that can't be finished, you may still be able to finish it by performing a setup move that unlocks the blocked face, finish the sequence (or a certain part of it), then undo the setup move. Sometimes, some elaborate combination of setup moves can be interwoven with your sequence, but you have to be careful to remember them well so that you can undo them in the right order and in the appropriate places.
If R denotes any commutator between 2 adjacent faces, then 3R will preserve Step 1 while permuting corners; specifically, it performs a pair of corner swaps. With some trial and error, and setup moves, I believe you can always get all the corners positioned this way.
Finally, to orient the corners, I found 2Q to be a helpful sequence. This will do two pairs of edge twisting, rotating 4 corners total. The end-game, however, will sometimes come down to a need to twist just two corners. To do this, take 2R in an appropriate commutator of a single face as is conventional to rotate just 2 corners of the regular 3x3x3. Sometimes, however, you're blocked by locked faces, and must finish the sequence by rotating an unintended corner. Eventually, however, you should be able to get that last pair of corners done.
Such a great puzzle! I really thought I would never get it solved, but I perservered and refused to look at any help. The more time I spent with the puzzle, the more tricks I seemed to find to get things where and how I wanted them.
There are some obvious variations that could be made on the idea of this puzzle. For example, we could put arrows on some of the corner cubie faces instead of the edge cubie faces. In that case, solving corners first would probably be the best strategy. And then dare I say, we might put arrows on some edges and some corners!
There are other bandaging puzzles (e.g., just put tape on a regular 3x3x3), but the bandaging on the Latch Cube has a much more complicated quality to it that I can't quite put my finger on. In any case, it falls under a category of puzzles that can't be modeled in group theory using a permutation group. Instead, something called a groupoid must be used, I believe. Solving the group factorization problem is straight-forward given a word stabilizer chain of the group, but I'm not at all certain if there exists something like that for a groupoid.


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In some cases default values and ignoring what you don‘t understand will not be enough to recover from errors, for instance because your processor is receiving an element that it absolutely did not expect at a location where it wanted specific content.
This is a case in which if the rules for processing such errors are not defined, implementations are guaranteed to differ. There are multiple approaches here: flag an error and give up, ignore the element and process what is inside it as if it hadn’t been there at all (or process some of it), or ignore the entire subtree contained inside that element. This is in effect a practice very similar to ignoring what you don‘t understand, but applied “inside” the content as it were instead of around it. The way in which it is implemented tends to be slightly different, but the spirit is the same: being robust in the face of variation, enabling users to go wild with their content while keeping it processable, and ensuring interoperability.
Deciding which rule to specify can be difficult. In order for a system to be extensible and amenable to versioning, one needs to design it so that it ignores at least some unknowns. But consider a system in which there is an element that is meant to effect a payment, and another one, added later or by a third party, that is expected to cause a service to be rendered. If the payment were effected but the service request ignored with no error being flagged, the processing model is clearly broken. Conversely, if the same message sported an element the intention of which was merely to provide some statistics about purchases, it would be a shame to balk on a perfectly fine transaction for such a triviality.
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mustUnderstand
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that you can reuse something similar in a vernacular, unless you are using an HTML
vernacular as the messaging format for RPC, which I would politely rate as an odd choice.
HTML itself grew to use a system in which unknown elements are ignored but their content is
processed. This provides for very useful fallback strategies, but did lead to some bumps in
the road when script
and style
were introduced as it caused their
content to be displayed in user agents that didn’t understand them.
In practice your choice will likely be different in different cases. For instance, an
element describing a person will likely not care if the sub-element providing the person‘s
name is at any given depth beneath it — that information is only a simple
querySelector()
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first child in order to more easily differentiate it from the headings of its subsections
in case one fails to be provided. Erroneous content around or before the heading would cause
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so, say your string is Numbers you need to pass Numbers.c_str() to atoi
Oh, and just in case you didn't know. The string we use is a container made to hold the text. while the C style string is just a null terminated array of characters.
Your problem is that you use string but the atoi needs const char *.
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You should use the c_str function of the string class. I.e:
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...
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You should check the conversion!
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If the correct value is out of the range of representable values, INT_MAX or INT_MIN is returned."
Please read this. Consider some of the other alternatives before using atoi. If you are already using std::string why not use streams to get the job done? http://cplusplus.com/forum/articles/9645/


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Mathematical analysis of CA may be not so straightforward despite their simple definition. A first attempt to classify CA was attempted by Wolfram [@wolfram2002]. He proposed a set of four classes for CA classification that are the most popular method of CA classification, but they suffer from a degree of subjectivity. Classification is based only on visual valuations, that are obviously subjective. A more rigorous definition of these classes is given in 71 [@culik1998]. Here the four Wolfram’s classes.
these CA have the simplest behavior; almost all initial conditions result in the same uniform initial state (homogeneous state).
different initial conditions yield different final patterns, but these different patterns consist of an arrangement of a certain set of structures, which stays the same forever or repeats itself within a few steps(periodic structures).
behavior is more complicated and appears random, but some repeated patterns are usually present (often in the form of triangles)(chaotic pattern).
in some respects these are the most complicated class; these behave in a manner somewhere in between Class II and III, exhibiting sections both of predictable patterns and of randomness in their pattern formation(complex structures).
He observed that the behavior of a meaningful class of Cellular Automata by performing computer simulations of the evolution of the automata starting from random configurations. Wolfram suggested that the different behavior of automata in his classes seems to be related to the presence of different types of attractors.
In figures [class12] and [class34] some elementary automata divided in their classes. 72
We can well see from these examples that automata from class 1 have all cells ending up very quickly with the same value, in a homogeneous state and automata from class 2 with a simple final periodic patterns. Class 3 appear to be chaotic and non-periodic and automata from class 4 have a mixed behaviour, complex-chaotic structures are locally propagated.


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by Oisin McQueirnsThe UFC’s BMF champion Jorge Masvidal wasn’t too sure about the nature of Nick Diaz’s call-out, when the Stockton native spoke to ESPN’s Ariel Helwani earlier this week.
Diaz, who hasn’t fought since 2015, took exception to Masvidal’s promise to “baptize” his younger brother Nate should the duo meet in a rematch of the UFC 244.
”You want to talk about baptizing my younger brother? That’s on you,” Nick Diaz said in an interview with ESPN.
“I never had nothing disrespectful to say. But you don’t talk about baptizing my younger brother. You’re already in a f*king position if you fight with me. You don’t talk like that to nobody.”
Nate may not be keen on running it back again with Masvidal but judging by his brother’s reaction, its clearly a fight that interests the former UFC welterweight title challenger.
Nick Diaz hasn’t fought since his no contest against Anderson Silva at UFC 183 in January of 2015, but despite his comments Masvidal isn’t too sure if the 36-year-old is actually interested in a fight with him.
“Is he asking to fight?” Masvidal said. “I was confused or are we going for a walk some place? He’s asking for a fight? He’s asking for a fight or to go for a walk? Does he know who he’s asking for a fight?
“Cause I love to fight, especially when I get a little something on top of that.”
Masvidal is on an impressive run of three wins in a row, including two highlight reel KOs against Darren Till and Ben Askren, and given the nature of his contest against Diaz, his next fight is set to be a huge affair.
“We don’t know who’s next but everybody’s looking like cash symbols, cash money to us right now,” Masvidal explained. “The next person is going to be the one that puts the most zeros in the bank account, who that [is].
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The island of Bali
Few things to remember about Bali; it’s an island, depending on where you stay on
the island it’s more or less touristy, but no matter where you go, there will be
tourist. Indonesia is Muslim country except for Bali, they have a religion closer to
buddhism. Something we observed and got told about a lot, Bali have a “mafia”
problem. If you want to do something you will need to pay. If you want to get to a
beach, even if it’s a public beach, someone will have set up a table to charge
“entrance” fee for tourists. We heard a few horror story regarding the volcano and
being forced to visit with a guide, but since we visited Bromo, we skipped it. From
what I could deduce, Bali is still a very beautiful place but it’s no longer the
“traveler” lost paradise. It’s more like a big resort crowded with an endless amount
of tourist and motorbike.
Now on the bright side, we stayed for a very long time in Bali we even extended our
stay (Here's more info about extending
your stay). It was the perfect place to just
relax and enjoy the sun a little bit. Also, since our accommodation had a kitchen we
were able to cook and enjoy local food market.
During our stay we mainly visited different beaches around the island, just because,
why not try them all! One of them was pretty impressive since it had deep dark sand
that was almost glittery.
Apart from biking around in traffic, we also visited a temple lost in the middle of
the forest. We were really happy to have found that place since it was empty. The
road to get there was incredible and once we arrived there was that amazing feeling
of being lost in the juggle.
Nature had slowly taken back its right over the place. It was still a place of
worship where nature and religion coexisted marvelously.
To visit this temple they
lent us (with the ticket price 40 000 rupee) traditional clothes to wear in the
compound. I got a lot of picture of Alexis, that to my delight, had to wear a weird
hat. The mixt with his banana shirt was incredible.
The most important thing that happen for us in Bali wasn’t to rest, the beach or the
temple visit, it was that we found what we were searching for. We left Canada not
only because we wanted to visit Asia, but also because we wanted more. More from
life, a different life, it was something we didn’t know how to get and we needed
some time to detach ourselves from our routine and the monotony of the everyday
life. We were at a point in our lives that we finished school and were working but
we weren’t going toward a goal and we needed one. That’s what we found in Bali, I
say Bali, yet we have been thinking about it since the beginning of our trip. We
left Canada telling ourselves that we are traveling until we are broke or until we
found what we were looking for. And since we have reached our goals we booked our
plane tickets back to Canada for a month later. We were eager to move forward with
our new goals.
We stayed about 2 weeks in Bali and then left for the Philippines. I don’t know if
you remember that I told you that when we got in Indonesia, it was too easy and it
will cause us problem later. Well the later was now! We got a plane ticket to get to
Palawan
(Here’s more information about how get
from Bali to Palawan) and the
problems came once we got to the immigration at the Bali’s airport. Both of us went
through immigration at the same time but at a different booth. The immigration
officer opened my passport saw the stamp and told me that it wasn’t readable (which
was through the immigration guy in Batam and they did a pretty shaky job…) He could
not read if I stayed more than a month since we go in the 9th and got out on 6th of
the next month, the exact date was pretty important. I proceed to explained to him
that the custom officer in Batam wrote in my boyfriend passport the proper date. He
then asked me to go get him. As I was walking toward Alexis he turn to me a said my
custom officer want to see your passport right now. We started feeling a bit
trapped. None of our passport where stamped correctly and the custom officer didn’t
believe us that their coworker in Batam wrote directly in our passport the date.
(over the stamp). At that moment they proceeded to call their supervisor. When the
supervisor arrived, he asked us if we had proof of our arrival. Fortunately for us
we had an e-ticket on our phones. The supervisor then ask us to follow him and told
us to sit on a chair and left the room with our passport and our phone. We sat there
for 10 very very very long minutes. Eventually the guy came back told us there’s no
record of our entry in the country but since we had proof of entry and something
resembling a stamp we were good to go. We were not trying to smuggle in the country
since we were getting out… Therefore, he recommend us to ask for a second stamp if
the first one is blurry… Well I don’t know if you remember, but the Batam custom
were a bit pushy and felt like an expedited process. So we probably got the Batam’s
officers yelled at. Nevertheless, we were allowed to go take our flight to the
philippine’s !