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Uganda expected to charge 75 after raid of LGBT-friendly bar
by The Associated Press, StaffKAMPALA, Uganda -- A human rights lawyer in Uganda says 75 people will be charged in court after police raided a gay-friendly bar. Activists call it the latest attack on the LGBT community.
Nicholas Opiyo said Tuesday that police have released 50 other people after Sunday's raid in the capital, Kampala. He calls the bar popular with the LGBT community as a place where they won't be judged.
Gay rights activist Kasha Jacqueline says the bar is used for health outreach programs. Jacqueline rejects police allegations of drug possession.
A police spokesman denies the raid targeted the LGBT community.
Homosexuals face discrimination in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa.


--- layout: post title: "Understanding AngularJS Directives Part 1: ng-repeat and compile" date: 2013-05-13 comments: true ---
My first impression of Angular.js was one of amazement. A small amount of code could do a lot. My worry with Angular, and other magical frameworks, is that initially you are productive, but eventually you hit a dead end requiring full understanding of how the magic works. In my quest to master Angular.js, I wanted to learn everything about creating custom directives - a goal that I’d hope would ameliorate the learning curve. Egghead.io does a good job exploring basic, and intermediate, examples of custome directives but it still wasn’t clear when to use the compile parameter in a custome directive.
Miško Hevery, the creator of AngularJS, gave a talk about directives and explained that compile is rarely needed for custom directives, and it is only required for directives like ng-repeat
and ng-view
. So the next question: how does ng-repeat
work?
In my quest to understand the compile function, I started examining ng-repeat. Reading the source code was difficult until I walked through an example using the Chrome debugger. After stepping through ng-repeat
it became clear that most of its 150 lines of code are related to optimizing, error handling and handling objects or arrays. In order to really understand ng-repeat, and specifically compile, I set out to implement my own version of ng-repeat, which I will call lk-repeat
, with just the bare minimum of code. When possible I tried to use the same variable names that ng-repeat uses, and I also used their regular expression for matching passed in attributes.
Before going further it's important to review the transclude option. Transclude has two options: 1) true
or 2) 'element'
. First let's examine transclude : true
.
In the above example transclude : true
tells Angular to take the contents of the DOM element, using this directive, and insert them into the person's template. To specify where in the template the HTML will be transcluded include ng-transclude
in the template. The span, with class ng-scope
is inserted by AngularJS.
In contrast to the above example, ng-repeat
, does not have a template, and transcludes the element that calls ng-repeat
. Hence, ng-repeat
calls transclude : 'element'
, to denote that the DOM element that called ng-repeat
will be used for transclusion.
Below lk-repeat
is used the same way ng-repeat
would be used.
Above you'll note that I'm removing all the elements from the DOM, and their scope, every time the collection updates. While this makes the code easier to understand, it is extremely inefficient having to remove everything then add it again. In the real version of ng-repeat
, only elements that are removed from the collection, are removed from the DOM. Furthermore, if an item moves within the collection (e.g. 2nd to 4th place) it doesn't need a new scope, but it needs to be moved in the DOM. Reading ng-repeat
's code gives me confidence that the team behind AngularJS has created a good, well tested and efficient framework.
In part 2 I examine ngView, it's implementation, hidden features and creating your own ngMultiView.


Metrics in 1.0.0-m1
Metrics had supported from Java chassis version 0.5.0,in version 1.0.0-m1,we had reconstruction it and add some more features,please checkout the user guide and release note for more information.Also subscribe ServiceComb<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and join discussion is welcome.
Background
Microservice is trend of technology,it resolve many problems also follows new problem.
This is traditional software architecture always called ‘Monolithic’,it’s difficult for developer maintain the code or add new feature because of tight coupling,but it’s easy for operation engineer deploy and maintenance(only one system process).
This is microservice system architecture,after split ‘Monolithic’ into many small services,developer obtain many benefits such as architecture independent and more agility etc,but operation engineer need to maintenance a whole lot of microservice instances.If don’t import metrics,when system is abnormal or user experience getting worse,it’s very difficult to dentifying where the problem is and make some strategy in order to prevent it.
1.0.00-m1 Principles
In previous version(0.5.0)，implementation of metrics had some imperfections:
- Metrics code written in foundation-metrics module,it’s a low level module,and include some customized function;
- Use ThreadLocal variable collect and statistics data,performance hight but has memory leak risk;
- Output data of metrics is joined text not dependent number,difficult to reuse;
- Not support publish,unable integration with other monitor system;
- Because foundation-metrics is a low level module and certainly be loaded,user can’t exclude it if unnecessary.
So,upgrading from 0.5.0 to 1.0.0-m1,we had done a fully reconstruction,now it’s include this modules:
| Module Name | Description |
|---|---|
| foundation-metrics | Metrics mechanism module |
| metrics-core | Metrics core module,work immediately after imported |
| metrics-integration | Include metrics Integration with other monitor system |
The dependency of this modules is:
Use event collect invocation data,not from Hystrix(handler-bizkeeper)any more
From 1.0.0-m1 invocation data such as TPS and latency are collected from invocation event,not from Hystrix（handler-bizkeeper） any more,so you don’t need add Java Chassis Bizkeeper Handler only for metrics.we use EventBus in foundation-common,when EventBus had initialized,three build-in event listener class will be auto registered via SPI(Service Provider Interface):
| Event Listener Name | Description |
|---|---|
| InvocationStartedEventListener | Process InvocationStartedEvent when consumer or producer called |
| InvocationStartExecutionEventListener | Process InvocationStartExecutionEvent when producer fetch invocation from queue and start process |
| InvocationFinishedEventListener | Process InvocationFinishedEvent when consumer call returned or producer process finished |
ServiceComb java chassis had used Vertx as Reactor framework,in synchronous call mode when producer received invocation from consumer,it won’t start process immediately but put it into a queue,this queue called invocation queue(like disk queue in operation system),time waiting in the queue called LifeTimeInQueue,the length of the queue called waitInQueue,this two metrics are very important for measure stress of the microservice;consumer not has this queue,so InvocationStartProcessingEvent will never be triggered at consumer side.
The code for trigger event write in RestInvocation,HighwayServerInvoke and InvokerUtils,if microservice don’t import metrics,event listeners of metrics won’t be registered,the impact on performance is little.
Use Netflix Servo as Monitor of Metric
Netflix Servo had implement a collection of high performance monitor,we had used five of them:
| Monitor Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BasicCounter | As name of it,always increment |
| StepCounter | Called ‘ResettableCounter’ before |
| BasicTimer | Time (Latency) monitor |
| BasicGauge | Return a Callable call result monitor |
| MaxGauge | Mark max value in step |
The version of Servo we used is 0.10.1
Window Time(also may called ‘Polling Interval’ or ‘Step Cycle’)
Metrics had many classifications,we can divided them into two major types by how get value:
- Direct get
You can direct get newest value anytime,such as system resource usage include cpu load rate,running thread count,heap size and call count,queue length,etc. - From statistics
After a ‘certain time’ passed can counting the value,this time we called ‘Window Time’,include:
a) Take one from many,like Max、Min、Median;
b) Time-related,like TPS(transaction per second);
c) Count-related,like average,variance.
If get value of this type,the result returned is the last ‘Step Cycle’ counted.in Servo,this time called ‘Polling Intervals’. From 1.0.0-m1,can set servicecomb.metrics.window_time in microservice.yaml,it has same effect as set servo.pollers.
Notice: Servo had marked with DEPRECATED by Netflix, we will use Netflix spectator instead in 1.0.0-m2, no need to set the window_time any more
Metrics ID Format
From 1.0.0-m1,build-in two type Metric output:
JVM Information
ID format is : jvm(statistic=gauge,name={name}) name include:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| cpuLoad | CPU load rate |
| cpuRunningThreads | Running thread count |
| heapInit,heapMax,heapCommit,heapUsed | Memory heap usage |
| nonHeapInit,nonHeapMax,nonHeapCommit,nonHeapUsed | Memory nonHeap usage |
Invocation Information
ID format is : servicecomb.invocation(operation={operationName},role={role},stage={stage},statistic={statistic},status={status},unit={unit}) Tag name and value below:
| Tag Name | Description | Options or Values |
|---|---|---|
| operationName | Operation full name | MicroserviceQualifiedName |
| role | Consumer side or Producer side | consume,producer |
| stage | Stage of metrics | queue(producer only),execution(producer only,total |
| statistic | Normally metric type | tps,count(total call count),max,waitInQueue(producer),latency |
| status | Call result code | 200, 404 etc.. |
| unit | TimeUint of latency | MILLISECONDS，SECONDS etc.. |
How to Configuration
Global Configuration
Please add window time config in microservice.yaml:
APPLICATION_ID: demo
service_description:
name: demoService
version: 0.0.1
servicecomb:
metrics:
#window time,same as servo.pollers,unit is millisecond,default value is 5000 (5 seconds)
window_time: 5000
In order to decrease difficulty for understand and usage of metrics,we temporary do not support multi window time
Maven Configuration
We just only need add metrics-core dependency:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.servicecomb</groupId>
<artifactId>metrics-core</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-m1</version>
</dependency>
How to Get Metrics Data
After configuration completed,you can get collected metrics data via this two method:
Embedded publish interface
When microservice start-up,metrics-core will auto publish data service using Springmvc provider:
@RestSchema(schemaId = "metricsEndpoint")
@RequestMapping(path = "/metrics")
public class MetricsPublisher {
@ApiResponses({
@ApiResponse(code = 400, response = String.class, message = "illegal request content"),
})
@RequestMapping(path = "/", method = RequestMethod.GET)
@CrossOrigin
public Map<String, Double> measure() {
return MonitorManager.getInstance().measure();
}
}
So,if you had config rest provider in microservice.yaml,like:
servicecomb:
service:
registry:
address: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:30100
rest:
address: <IP_ADDRESS>:8080
You can open a browser and input http://localhost:8080/metrics direct get metrics data.
Direct programming get
From above code you can known,the entry of data provider is org.apache.servicecomb.metrics.core.MonitorManager,so if you want develop your own metrics publisher,direct get it is enough.
MonitorManager manager = MonitorManager.getInstance();
Map<String, Double> metrics = manager.measure();
Notice: Servo had marked with DEPRECATED by Netflix, we will use Netflix spectator instead in 1.0.0-m2, publish interface will be adjusted
How to Use Metrics Data
Metrics data will output as Map<String,Double>,in order to let user easier fetch certain metric value,we provide org.apache.servicecomb.foundation.metrics.publish.MetricsLoader tool class:
//simulate MonitorManager.getInstance().measure() get all metrics data
Map<String, Double> metrics = new HashMap<>();
metrics.put("X(K1=1,K2=2,K3=3)", 100.0);
metrics.put("X(K1=1,K2=20,K3=30)", 200.0);
metrics.put("X(K1=2,K2=200,K3=300)", 300.0);
metrics.put("X(K1=2,K2=2000,K3=3000)", 400.0);
metrics.put("Y(K1=1,K2=2,K3=3)", 500.0);
metrics.put("Y(K1=10,K2=20,K3=30)", 600.0);
metrics.put("Y(K1=100,K2=200,K3=300)", 700.0);
metrics.put("Y(K1=1000,K2=2000,K3=3000)", 800.0);
//new MetricsLoader load all metrics data
MetricsLoader loader = new MetricsLoader(metrics);
//get name of 'X' Metrics then group by K1,K2
MetricNode node = loader.getMetricTree("X","K1","K2");
//get all Metrics of K1=1 and K2=20
node.getChildrenNode("1").getChildrenNode("20").getMetrics();
//get K3=30 Metric from node
node.getChildrenNode("1").getChildrenNode("20").getFirstMatchMetricValue("K3","30");
More detail can be found in demo/perf/PerfMetricsFilePublisher.java
How to Extend Custom Metrics
Java Chassis Metrics support user extend custom metrics,MonitorManager had a set of method get different type of Monitor:
| Method Name | Description |
|---|---|
| getCounter | Get a counter monitor |
| getMaxGauge | Get a max monitor |
| getGauge | Get a gauge monitor |
| getTimer | Get a timer monitor |
Let us use Process Order make an example:
public class OrderController {
private final Counter orderCount;
private final Counter orderTps;
private final Timer averageLatency;
private final MaxGauge maxLatency;
OrderController() {
MonitorManager manager = MonitorManager.getInstance();
//"product","levis jeans" and "model","512" are two custom Tag,support multi Tags
this.orderCount = manager.getCounter("orderCount", "product", "levis jeans", "model", "512");
this.orderTps = manager.getCounter(StepCounter::new, "orderGenerated", "statistic", "tps");
this.averageLatency = manager.getTimer("orderGenerated", "statistic", "latency", "unit", "MILLISECONDS");
this.maxLatency = manager.getMaxGauge("orderGenerated", "statistic", "max", "unit", "MILLISECONDS");
}
public void makeOrder() {
long startTime = System.nanoTime();
//process order logic
//...
//process finished
long totalTime = System.nanoTime() - startTime;
//increase order count
this.orderCount.increment();
//increase tps
this.orderTps.increment();
//record latency for average
this.averageLatency.record(totalTime, TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS);
//record max latency
this.maxLatency.update(TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS.toMillis(totalTime));
}
}
Notice:
1.Metric ID is join name and all tags that pass to MonitorManager when getting monitor,so please keep uniqueness,metrics output of front example are:
Map<String,Double> metrics = MonitorManager.getInstance().measure();
//metrics.keySet() include：
// orderCount(product=levis jeans,model=512)
// orderGenerated(statistic=tps)
// orderGenerated(statistic=latency,unit=MILLISECONDS)
// orderGenerated(statistic=max,unit=MILLISECONDS)
2.All get monitor method in MonitorManager act as get or new,so use same name and tags will return same one monitor:
Counter counter1 = MonitorManager.getInstance().getCounter("orderGenerated", "product", "levis jeans", "model", "512");
Counter counter2 = MonitorManager.getInstance().getCounter("orderGenerated", "product", "levis jeans", "model", "512");
counter1.increment();
counter2.increment();
Assert.assertEquals(2,counter1.getValue());
Assert.assertEquals(2,counter2.getValue());
Assert.assertEquals(2.0,MonitorManager.getInstance().measure().get("orderGenerated(product=levis jeans,model=512)"),0);
Performance of get monitor from MonitorManager is slightly lower,so please get all monitors what needed when init,then cache them for later use,like OrderController example.
Notice: Servo had marked with DEPRECATED by Netflix, we will use Netflix spectator instead in 1.0.0-m2, the way of extending custom metrics will be adjusted
Other Reference
We had developed two use case for reference:
- demo/perf:print Metrics in Console;
- metrics-prometheus:integration with prometheus,publish metrics as prometheus producer.


> draft
Zhong Yu, 2015-06-05
This article explains HTTP cookie domain policy, based on RFC_6265 and current browser behaviors.
A website can set a cookie in a response; the cookie will be sent back to the same website in subsequent requests.
More precisely, if an HTTP client issues a request to a domain, and the response contains a valid cookie, the client should apply the cookie to subsequent requests to the same domain (subject to other constraints). We say the request domain is the origin domain of the cookie. A cookie is always applicable to its origin domain.
For example, cookie foo=bar
originated from www.cats.com
is applied to later requests to the same domain -
request#0 GET http://www.cats.com:8080/abc HTTP/1.1 response#0 HTTP/1.1 200 OK Set-Cookie: foo=bar; Path=/; Expires=Sun, 02 Feb 2020 00:00:00 GMT ... request#n GET https://www.cats.com/xyz HTTP/1.1 Cookie: foo=bar
Note that the port number doesn't matter here; the scheme(http/https
) doesn't matter either (unless cookie's Secure
attribute is set). In the example above, the cookie originated from http://www.cats.com:8080
is applicable to request to https://www.cats.com:443
as well, even though the schemes and ports are different.
If the request host is an IP address, e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>
, we say, for the purpose of this article, that the origin domain is the IP.
A cookie can have the "Domain" attribute set to a valid domain name, which we call the cover domain of the cookie. If the "Domain" attribute is not set, we say the cover domain is null.
If cover domain is null, a cookie is only applicable to its origin domain. For example, a cookie from www.cats.com
is not applicable to cats.com
, and vice versa, if cover domain is null.
If cover domain is set, a cookie is applicable to the cover domain and all its subdomains. For example
request#0 GET http://foo.www.cats.com/ HTTP/1.1 response#0 HTTP/1.1 200 OK Set-Cookie: foo=bar; Path=/; Domain=cats.com
the cover domain is cats.com
, therefore the cookie is applicable to cats.com
, x.cats.com
, x.y.cats.com
, etc.
The cover domain must cover the origin domain, that is, the cover domain must be the same as, or a parent of, the origin domain. In the example above, the origin domain is foo.www.cats.com
, therefore the cover domain could only be set to foo.www.cats.com
, www.cats.com
, or cats.com
(but not "com"
, see next section).
If the origin domain is an IP, the cover domain must be null. A cookie with an IP origin is only applicable to that IP.
A cover domain should not contain a leading dot, like in .cats.com
; if it does, the client should remove the leading dot.
If a cookie's cover domain is set illegally or incorrectly, the client should ignore the cookie entirely.
On a related matter, a cookie's identity is defined by the triplet (name, domain, path)
, of which domain
is either the cover domain if it's set, or the origin domain otherwise. This needs to be noted when replacing or deleting a cookie.
Obviously, we cannot allow a cover domain to be "com"
, otherwise, a cookie from cats.com
could be sent to dogs.com
, causing problems. A cover domain must not be a public suffix.
A public suffix is a domain under which the general public can register direct subdomains. For example, "com"
, "org"
, "uk"
, "co.uk"
are public suffixes. Direct subdomains of a public suffix belong to different owners, therefore their cookies should not mingle, and that's why a public suffix cannot be allowed as cover domain.
A private company can also offer a domain as a public suffix. For example, when you lease a server from Amazon AWS, a domain name is assigned to it, e.g. foo.compute.amazonaws.com
. You "own" this domain in the sense that its usage is at your discretion. Someone else may own a sibling bar.compute.amazonaws.com
. To prevent bar
from sending cookies to foo
, the domain compute.amazonaws.com
is listed as a public suffix.
The complete list of public suffixes is maintained at https://publicsuffix.org. In addition, we recommend that
As far as cookie handling is concerned, every TLD is a public suffix, even if it's not listed. For example, "test"
, "local"
, "my-fake-tld"
, etc. cannot be allowed as cover domains.
As far as cookie handling is concerned, parents of a public suffix are public suffixes too, even if they are not listed. For example, amazonaws.com
is not listed as a public suffix, yet it cannot be allowed as cover domain either, because it is the parent of public suffix compute.amazonaws.com
.
These two bullet points cannot be derived from the texts of RFC_6265 and publicsuffix.org; instead, they are concluded from current behaviors of major browsers. Other client and server implementers should follow these behaviors too. It's a simplified and conservative approach for dealing with subtleties of public suffix. See next section for a more complicated narrative.
Summary of rules from above:
According to RFC_6265, if a cookie's cover domain is a public suffix,
The first clause looks odd, but it permits a public suffix domain (if it ever resolves to an HTTP server) to specify itself as the cover domain, while making sure the cookie will not propagate to subdomains. Presumably, this clause is for backward compatibility of some existing websites on public suffix domains. However, the only major browser that currently implements this clause is Firefox; all other major browsers simply reject such cookies. Therefore in the previous section, to follow the browser consensus, we reject this case as well - a cover domain cannot be a public suffix, regardless of the origin domain.
Another problem - RFC_6265 does not properly handle the situation where a public suffix has a parent that is not a public suffix; such situation probably didn't exist when the RFC was written. Strictly following the texts of the RFC, a client would allow foo.compute.amazonaws.com
to set a cookie's cover domain to amazonaws.com
, and the cookie would be applicable to bar.compute.amazonaws.com
. This behavior is clearly undesired.
Fortunately, no major browser behaves that way; however, browsers handle the case differently. Safari appears to simply treat amazonaws.com
as a public suffix, rejecting all cookies with it as cover domain. In the previous section, we follow this simple approach, rejecting any parent of public suffix as cover domain.
On the other hand, Firefox and Chrome take a more sophisticated approach, allowing amazonaws.com
as cover domain in some cases (e.g. when the origin domain is www.amazonaws.com
) while making sure those cookies do not propagate below compute.amazonaws.com
. This approach is better; however, Amazon cannot really rely on it to share cookies, because not all browsers support the approach.
These discussions intend to justify the conservative approach we laid out in the previous section.
Nevertheless, it would be interesting to discuss what is the "ideal" way to handle public suffixes in cookie handling -
The domain amazonaws.com
is not really a public suffix, because its direct subdomains are not open to the public; instead, they are all controlled by Amazon. It doesn't really hurt if www.amazonaws.com
and zzz.amazonaws.com
, or even compute.amazonaws.com
, share cookies though domain amazonaws.com
- as long as these cookies do not propagate downwards across public suffix compute.amazonaws.com
, reaching user websites. At the same time, we must not allow a user website under compute.amazonaws.com
to set a cover domain to amazonaws.com
, interfering with Amazon's websites.
With that in mind, the next section defines a more sensible model for cookie domain policy.
A cover domain's coverage is the set of domains that the cookie is applicable to; the set is defined by:
That is, the coverage starts from the domain, propagates downwards, stopped at public suffix nodes.
The coverage is tested when receiving and sending the cookie, in a symmetric way
Return to the Amazon example,
compute.amazonaws.com
only covers itself, since it's a public suffix.amazonaws.com
covers amazonaws.com
, www.amazonaws.com
, foo.www.amazonaws.com
, and compute.amazonaws.com
; it does not cover foo.compute.amazonaws.com
.Here's a pseudo code for getting the list
of cover domains that cover a given request_domain
list.add(request_domain) for each parent of request_domain, ordered from longest to shortest if parent is a public suffix break loop list.add(parent)
Contact: bayou-io@googlegroups.com


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Pilates is a popular low-impact form of exercise that was developed a century ago. In pilates exercises, breathing, alignment, concentration and core strength are emphasized, and typically involves mats, pilates balls, and other inflated accessories to help build strength without the stress of higher-impact exercises. Pilates has been shown to improve balance, develop core strength and increase flexibility in older adults.
Like water aerobics, chair yoga is a low-impact form of exercise that improves muscle strength, mobility, balance and flexibility, all of which are crucial health aspects for seniors. Chair yoga is an accessible form of yoga that provides less stress on muscles, joints, and bones than more conventional forms of yoga.
As an added bonus, chair yoga has been shown to improve mental health in older adults. Regular chair yoga participants have better quality sleep, lower instances of depression, and report a general sense of well-being.
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Timing attacks from public nodes. Erlay’s design is more robust to timing
attacks from private sybils [18, 29]. Robustness to timing attacks from public
nodes remains an open questions. Both BTCFlood and Erlay use faster relay to
public nodes and slower relay to private nodes. But Erlay’s slower reconciliation
could be abused by public nodes to more easily identify transactions originating
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ThetaBins class¶
A class that holds theta bin information. Very basic.
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ThetaBins_class.
ThetaBins
(min_theta, max_theta, nbins, unit='arcseconds', logbins=True)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This is just a little guy to keep the info about theta binning together and guarantee consistency.
Parameters: min_theta : float
The minimum of the theta bin edges
max_theta : float
The maximum of the theta bin edges
nbins : float
The number of theta bins
unit : string (optional)
The unit that min and max theta are in. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘arcseconds’
logbins : boolean (optional)
If logbins == True, the bins are evenly spaced in log space. If logbins == False, the bins are evenly spaced in linear space. Default is True.
Methods
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classmethod
from_centers
(centers, unit='d')[source]¶ Class method that constructs a ThetaBins object with all the relevant parameters from the centers of bins.
Syntax
new_bins = ThetaBins_class.ThetaBins.from_centers(centers, unit=<unit>)
Parameters: centers : array-like
The centers of the bins that you want to reconstruct in the given unit
unit : string (optional)
A string saying what units the centers are in. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘degrees’
Returns: new_bins : ThetaBins instance
A ThetaBins instance that matches the given centers and contains all the auxiliary information as well.
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from_edges
(edges, unit='d')[source]¶ Class method that constructs a ThetaBins object with all the relevant parameters from the edges of bins.
Syntax
new_bins = ThetaBins_class.ThetaBins.from_edges(edges, unit=<unit>)
Parameters: edges : array-like
The edges of the bins that you want to reconstruct in the given unit
unit : string (optional)
A string saying what units the centers are in. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘degrees’
Returns: new_bins : ThetaBins instance
A ThetaBins instance that matches the given edges and contains all the auxiliary information as well.
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get_bins
(unit='a')[source]¶ Return the centers and edges of the bins in the requested unit
Parameters: unit : string (optional)
The unit that the thetas will be returned in. Default is ‘arcseconds’
Returns: centers : numpy array
The locations of the centers of the bins in the requested unit
edges : numpy array
The locations of the edges of the bins in the requested unit
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get_logbins
()[source]¶ Returns whether or not the bins are logarithmic or linear
Returns: logbins : boolean
If logbins == True, the bins are evenly spaced in log space. If logbins == False, the bins are evenly spaced in linear
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set_logbins
(logbins)[source]¶ Used to change whether the bins are even in log space or linear space. Recalculates the bins when logbins is changed
Parameters: logbins : boolean
If logbins == True, the bins are evenly spaced in log space. If logbins == False, the bins are evenly spaced in linear
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set_new_bins
(min_theta, max_theta, nbins, unit='a')[source]¶ Redo the range and number of bins.
Parameters: min_theta : float
The minimum of the theta bin edges
max_theta : float
The maximum of the theta bin edges
nbins : float
The number of theta bins
unit : string (optional)
The unit that min and max theta are in. Default is ‘arcseconds’
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by Sahil KukrejaRenault launched a facelift for its entry-segment crossover Kwid last month. Looking to buy one and want to know more about it? Take a read
The Kwid was originally launched back in 2015, and Renault continued to sell the entry-segment car with no major updates since then. However, the French carmaker has spiced things up a little in the segment with the recently launched Kwid facelift.
Here are the 5 things that will probably answer all your questions about the 2019 Renault Kwid facelift –
1. Dimensions
In terms of size, the Kwid measures 3,731 mm in length, 1,579 mm in width, and stands 1,474 mm tall. It has a 2,422 mm wheelbase, and a 184 mm ground clearance, which means you can ease your mind even on bad roads.
2. Exterior and Interior Styling
Design-wise, the Kwid does not feel like an entry-segment car at all. The car poses like an SUV, and has a high bonnet to give it a beefy appearance. Externally, the Kwid gets a split headlamp design with LED DRLs at the front, plastic body cladding on the sides along with roof rails, and a faux skid plate at the rear, along with LED tail lamps. The car also features 14-inch wheels which makes it look well proportioned.
Inside the cabin, the Kwid features a dual-tone scheme. The dash features the car’s lettering, while the gear selector sits right in between the front seats. A touchscreen infotainment unit is also seen, which is borrowed from its sibling, the Triber.
3.  The former makes 54 PS of max torque, and 72 Nm of max torque, whereas the latter puts out 68 PS/91 Nm. The car is offered with a 5-speed manual transmission as standard, and an optional AMT.
A test-mule of what could possibly be the BS6-compliant version of the Renault Kwid was also spied recently with camouflage, which indicates that the French carmaker could introduce it in the market soon.
4. Features and Safety
The 2019 Kwid gets an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system integrated with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. In addition to that, it gets a rear armrest, a reverse parking camera with guidelines, remote keyless entry and an LED Digital MID.
On the safety front, Renault has equipped the car with reverse parking sensors, driver and passenger airbags, ABS with EBD, high-speed alert system and front seatbelt reminders.
5. Price and Competitors
The Renault Kwid has a starting ex-showroom price of Rs 2.83 lakh, which goes up to Rs 4.84 lakh (ex-showroom) for the top-end automatic variant. Here is the variant-wise price list of the Renault Kwid facelift.
| Variants | Price |
| STD 0.8-litre MT | Rs 2.83 lakh |
| RXE 0.8-litre MT | Rs 3.53 lakh |
| RXL 0.8-litre MT | Rs 3.83 lakh |
| RXT 0.8-litre MT | Rs 4.13 lakh |
| RXT 1.0-litre MT | Rs 4.33 lakh |
| Climber 1.0-litre MT | Rs 4.54 lakh |
| RXT 1.0-litre AMT | Rs 4.63 lakh |
| Climber 1.0-litre AMT | Rs 4.84 lakh |
*All prices ex-showroom
The 2019 Renault Kwid goes head to head against Maruti Suzuki’s new mini-SUV offering, the S-Presso, while it also puts up against the brand’s Alto K10, along with Datsun redi-GO.


matid.classification package¶
Submodules¶
matid.classification.classifier module¶
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class
matid.classification.classifier.
Classifier
(seed_position='cm', max_cell_size=[12], pos_tol=None, pos_tol_mode='relative', pos_tol_scaling=0.0, angle_tol=20, cluster_threshold=3.5, crystallinity_threshold=0.25, delaunay_threshold=1.5, bond_threshold=0.75, delaunay_threshold_mode='relative', chem_similarity_threshold=0.4, cell_size_tol=0.25, max_n_atoms=1000, max_2d_cell_height=5, max_2d_single_cell_size=5, symmetry_tol=0.4, min_coverage=0.5)¶ Bases:
object
A class that is used to analyze the contents of an atomistic system and separate the consituent atoms into different components along with other meaningful information.
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classify
(input_system)¶ A function that analyzes the system and breaks it into different components.
Parameters: system (ASE.Atoms or System) – Atomic system to classify. Returns: One of the subclasses of the Classification base class that represents a classification. Return type: Classification Raises: ValueError
– If the system has more atoms than self.max_n_atoms
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cross_validate_region
(system, seed_indices, disp_tensor_pbc, disp_factors, disp_tensor, dist_matrix_radii_pbc)¶ Given a system tries multiple combinations of different search parameters to find a prototype cell and a corresponding region that best explains the underlying structure.
Args: Returns:
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matid.classification.periodicfinder module¶
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matid.classification.periodicfinder.
PeriodicFinder
(angle_tol=20, pos_tol_scaling=0.0, cell_size_tol=0.25, max_2d_cell_height=5, max_2d_single_cell_size=5, chem_similarity_threshold=0.4)¶ Bases:
object
Used to find translationally periodic structures within atomic systems.
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get_region
(system, seed_index, max_cell_size, pos_tol, delaunay_threshold=None, bond_threshold=None, disp_tensor_mic=None, disp_factors=None, disp_tensor_finite=None, dist_matrix_radii_mic=None)¶ Tries to find the periodic regions, like surfaces, in an atomic system.
Parameters: - system (ase.Atoms) – The system from which to find the periodic regions.
- seed_index (int) – The index of the atom from which the search is initiated.
- max_cell_size (float) – The maximum size of cell basis vectors.
- pos_tol (float) – The tolerance that is allowed in the search. Given as absolute value in angstroms.
Returns: - A LinkedUnitCollection object representing
the region or None if no region could be identified.
Return type: linkedunitcollection or None
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get_scaled_position_tolerance
(displacements)¶ Used to calculate the position tolerance that is scaled by the search distance.
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The gcdm option invokes the gcdm960 global optimization decision maker during the link process. The decision maker then invokes the compiler and linker as necessary to perform program-wide optimizations.
The gcdm option has the following syntax:
{ - | / } gcdm,argument[,argument]...
As with other options, you can use the / delimiter only on Windows*. The gcdm option arguments and the sections that describe them are described below. There are several classes of gcdm option arguments, called controls in this hypertext.
Substitution Controls (subst,arg[,arg]... and nosubst,module-set)
where arg is {module-set}{option-list}
External Reference Controls ([no]ref=module-set)
Inlining Control (inline=n)
Profile Control (iprof=file)
Memory Controls (sram=start,end[,start,end]... and m=start,len[,start,len]...)
Dryrun Control (dryrun)
Report Controls (dec=file, rdecisions, rcall-graph, rprofile, rreverse, rsummary, rvariables)
As shown above, gcdm option arguments are a mixture of keywords and user-supplied identifiers. In this hypertext node, gcdm option arguments are called controls unless this causes ambiguity.
The substitution controls allow you to substitute optimized modules in your application (subst), and to suppress unintended substitutions (nosubst). The complete substitution specification and substitution suppression syntax is:
subst,arg[,arg]... and nosubst,module-set
where arg is {module-set}{option-list}
This syntax is discussed in the following paragraphs.
If a given object module is named in multiple subst or nosubst options, the last subst or nosubst which names that module applies. In addition to providing for control over which modules are affected, the substitution controls allow fine control of how affected modules are optimized. The following subsections describe substitution and substitution suppression. Detailed information on controlling optimizations is presented in the discussion of option-list in the immediately following subsection.
subst={module-set}{option-list}
In the linked program, gcdm,subst={module-set}{option-list} causes substitution of modules optimized according to the option-list for all of the modules in module-set.
Note that no space is allowed between module-set and option-list.
A module-set specification is a string supplied by the user that names the modules to be operated on by the gcdm option. For a description of how to specify a module-set, see the Module-Set Specification section.
An option-list consists of a single +, meaning to perform no substitution, or it consists of one or more of the substitution options discussed in three categories:
Note that the first two categories are mutually exclusive; but you can use substitution options from the third category with those from either of the first two categories.
+O5
This whole-program optimization substitution option selects program-wide optimizations, including global function inlining, superblock formation, and global alias analysis. The whole-program optimization option is not allowed in an option-list with module-local (Category 2) options.
+fprof | +O0 | +O1 | +O2 | +O3 | +O4
These module-local substitution options correspond to the gcc960 and ic960 drivers' -fprof (Instrument) and -On (Optimize) options. The module-local substitution options are not allowed in an option-list with the whole-program optimization (Category 1) option.
+g | +asm_pp+prog | +clist+arg | +fstring
These can be used with either the whole-program or module-local substitution options in Categories 2 and 3, above.
nosubst=module-set
The nosubst=module-set argument suppresses substitution for the named modules. This is equivalent to subst=module-set+ (the option-list consists of only a + character). nosubst is typically used to exclude a subset of modules from a previous subst.
ref=module-set
noref=module-set
These reference controls cause gcdm960 to assume/not assume that functions or data defined in the objects named by module-set are referenced outside the set of object files presented to the linker.
ref would normally be used to keep the global decision making and optimization step from discarding modules that appear to be unused.
noref is typically used to exclude a subset of modules from a previous ref.
The last ref or noref to name a given module applies.
inline=n
This gcdm option argument controls how aggressively global inlining decisions are made.
n defaults to 3, and n must be >= 0 and less than 5.
iprof=file
This control causes the profile information in file to be incorporated into program-wide optimization decisions.
file is a raw profile or a self-contained profile.
sram=hexstart,hexend[,hexstart,hexend]...
m=hexstart,hexlen[,hexstart,hexlen]...
These gcdm option arguments cause global variables to be automatically allocated to the indicated SRAM area available in some 80960 processor models, but could be any fast memory region reserved for this purpose.
dryrun
The dryrun argument echoes the commands which would be executed to implement all specified subst options into the report file, without actually doing the optimization work.
The gcdm option arguments listed here allow for creation of various optimization reports and naming the report file.
dec=file
Causes the optimization decisions report file to be file, instead of stdout.
dryrun
Echoes the commands which would be executed to implement all specified subst options into the report file, without actually doing the optimization work.
rsummary
Prints a summary of program-wide optimization decisions to the report file.
rdecisions
Prints information about program-wide optimization decisions to the report file.
rcall-graph
Prints a call graph to the report file.
rreverse
Prints a reversed call graph to the report file.
rprofile
Prints the profile counts for the basic blocks which were hit to the report file.
rvariables
Lists the variables allocated to fast memory with -m or -sram to the report file.
A module-set selects a subset of zero or more modules from the set consisting of all eligible modules in the program. A module-set specification has the format:
[ archive ] : module
The following rules govern module-set selection.
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Match Play. 0-0 to 11. Should Red redouble? If redoubled, should White take?
pips Red=104 White=140
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I keep getting this type of position wrong but this time it worked in my favour.
In a money game it would be a double blunder not to double (activating gammons), while at 0-0 to 11 it would still be a blunder not to double. However, at this score giving the cube away with a redouble is a blunder, because of the cube leverage it gives White for any potential redouble to 8.
With the safety of his ace-point anchor White has many ways to win this game, especially as Red has three of his own blots.
I had this position as Red in the first round at the recent Cotswolds tournament. I redoubled and opponent took a full three minutes before he dropped.
In this case fortune favoured the bold but it is a highly instructive position to help in understanding match play doubling.
In a money game it would be a double blunder not to double (activating gammons), while at 0-0 to 11 it would still be a blunder not to double. However, at this score giving the cube away with a redouble is a blunder, because of the cube leverage it gives White for any potential redouble to 8.
With the safety of his ace-point anchor White has many ways to win this game, especially as Red has three of his own blots.
I had this position as Red in the first round at the recent Cotswolds tournament. I redoubled and opponent took a full three minutes before he dropped.
In this case fortune favoured the bold but it is a highly instructive position to help in understanding match play doubling.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.481 (Money: +0.468) 0.588 0.324 0.050 - 0.412 0.078 0.003 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.629 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.371) 3. Double, take +0.553 (-0.076) Proper cube action: No redouble, take (17.0%)


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abstract-blob-store
A test suite and interface you can use to implement streaming file (blob) storage modules for various storage backends and platforms.
The goal of this module is to define a de-facto standard streaming file storage/retrieval API. Inspired by the abstract-leveldown module, which has a test suite that is usable as a module.
Publishing a test suite as a module lets multiple modules all ensure compatibility since they use the same test suite. For example, level.js uses abstract-leveldown, and so does memdown and leveldown and others.
some modules that use this
- content-addressable-blob-store
- fs-blob-store
- google-cloud-storage
- google-drive-blobs
- idb-blob-store
- idb-content-addressable-blob-store
- ipfs-blob-store
- local-blob-store (deprecated)
- local-storage-blob-store
- level-blob-store
- level-blobs (pre abstract-blob-store, but has the same interface)
- manta-blob-store
- meta-blob-store
- postgres-blob-store
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- torrent-blob-store
- azure-blob-store
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how to use
To use the test suite from this module you can require('abstract-blob-store/tests')
An example of this can be found in the google-drive-blobs test suite. There is also an example in tests/run.js
in this repo.
You have to implement a setup and teardown function:
var common = {
setup: function(t, cb) {
// setup takes a tap/tape compatible test instance in and a callback
// this method should construct a new blob store instance and pass it to the callback:
var store = createMyBlobStore()
cb(null, store)
},
teardown: function(t, store, blob, cb) {
// teardown takes in the test instance, as well as the store instance and blob metadata
// you can use the store/blob objects to clean up blobs from your blob backend, e.g.
if (blob) store.remove(blob, cb)
else cb()
// be sure to call cb() when you are done with teardown
}
}
To run the tests simply pass your test module (tap
or tape
or any other compatible modules are supported) and your common
methods in:
var abstractBlobTests = require('abstract-blob-store/tests')
abstractBlobTests(test, common)
API
A valid blob store should implement the following APIs. There is a reference in-memory implementation available at index.js
in this repo.
store.createWriteStream(opts, cb)
This method should return a writable stream, and call cb
with err, metadata
when it finishes writing the data to the underlying blob store.
If opts
is a string it should be interpreted as a key
.
Otherwise opts
should be an object with any blob metadata you would like to store, e.g. name
the metadata
passed to cb
must have a key
property that the user can pass to other methods to get the blob back again.
You can choose how to store the blob. The recommended way is to hash the contents of the incoming stream and store the blob using that hash as the key (this is known as 'content-addressed storage'). If this is not an option you can choose some other way to store the data. When calling the callback you should return an object that ideally has all of the relevant metadata on it, as this object will be used to later read the blob from the blob store.
In ths reference implementation the callback gets called with {key: sha, size: contents.length, name: opts.name}
.
store.createReadStream(opts)
This method should return a readable stream that emits blob data from the underlying blob store or emits an error if the blob does not exist or if there was some other error during the read.
If opts
is a string it should be interpreted as a key
.
Otherwise opts
must be an object with a key
property. The key
is used to find and read the blob. It is recommended where possible to use the hash of the contents of the file as the key
in order to avoid duplication or finding the wrong file.
store.exists(opts, cb)
This checks if a blob exists in the store.
If opts
is a string it should be interpreted as a key
.
Otherwise opts
must be an object with a key
property (the same key that you got back from createReadStream). The cb
should be called with err, exists
, where err
is an error if something went wrong during the exists check, and exists
is a boolean.
store.remove(opts, cb)
This method should remove a blob from the store.
If opts
is a string is should be interpreted as a key
.
Otherwise opts
must be an object with a key
property. If the cb
is called without an error subsequent calls to .exists
with the same opts should return false
.
Background
An abstract-blob-store
is a general system for storing and retrieving binary files, utilizing different storage and addressing schemes. A blob is the set of binary data that makes up an entire binary file.
Blobs are sometimes cut up into chunks so that they can be processed in various ways (see rabin). If you are dealing with chunks of individual blobs, you may be looking for abstract-chunk-store.


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Pre-processing tasks related to working with Eurostat's symmetric input-output tables and provide basic input-output economics calculations. The package is a part of rOpenGov <http://ropengov.github.io/> to open source open government initiatives.
| Version: | 0.3.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr, eurostat, magrittr, tidyr, stats, forcats, utils, plyr, lubridate |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-11-29 |
| Author: | Daniel Antal [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Daniel Antal <daniel.antal at ceemid.eu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/rOpenGov/iotables/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
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@lab_api
def update(self, state, action, reward, next_state, done):
"""Interface method to update memory"""
if np.isnan(reward): // start of episode
self.epi_reset(next_state)
else:
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After Change
@lab_api
def update(self, state, action, reward, next_state, done):
"""Interface method to update memory"""
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