- GameLandItem - Class in com.example.sulemaia.Model
-
Class for the creation and obtain of the land information.
- GameLandItem(EditText, int, Point) - Constructor for class com.example.sulemaia.Model.GameLandItem
-
Constructor of the land.
- GameScreen - Class in com.example.sulemaia.Activity
-
Class with all the graphic implementations of the screen
in which the user will actually play.
- GameScreen() - Constructor for class com.example.sulemaia.Activity.GameScreen
-
- GameScreen.ButtonActions - Class in com.example.sulemaia.Activity
-
Class that implements the functionality of the buttons in this activity.
- GameScreen.MOVEMENT_CODES - Enum in com.example.sulemaia.Activity
-
- getAccumulative() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the accumulative value of the node.
- getAdapter() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Dialog.CustomCharacterEditorDialog
-
We get the adapter corresponding to the activity.
- getAnchor() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree
-
Method to get the first node of the tree.
- getBtnItemMap() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Get the button of the land.
- getCanPass() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Check if the character is able to pass through a certain terrain.
- getCharacterItem() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.CharacterEditorAdapter
-
Return the character item
- getChildren() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the children related to a certain node.
- getChildren() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree.Node
-
Return all of a node's children.
- getCode() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.GameLandItem
-
Get the code of the land.
- getCode() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Obtain the code related to the land.
- getColor() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.GameLandItem
-
Get the color code of a land.
- getColor() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Get the color related to a specific land.
- getCost() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the current cost of a node.
- getCost() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree.Node
-
Get the cost of a node.
- getDotSource() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Helper.GraphViz
-
Returns the graph's source description in dot language.
- getDotTree() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree
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Method to get the whole tree in dot language for the graphic implementation.
- getDotTree() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree
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Get the source for the tree creation from the GraphViz class.
- getEtItemMap() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.GameLandItem
-
Get the edit text of the land Deprecated.
- getFather() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the father related to a certain node.
- getFather() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree.Node
-
Get the father node of a certain node.
- getFileArray(String) - Static method in class com.example.sulemaia.Helper.Parser
-
Get every number into an array, to process later on.
- getFinalNode() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree
-
Obtain the final node of the tree.
- getIcon() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Get the icon of a character.
- getIconSelected() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.DialogCharacterEditorAdapter
-
Return the selected icon.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.CharacterEditorAdapter
-
Method to obtain the item count.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.CharacterSelectorAdapter
-
Method to get the item count.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.DialogCharacterEditorAdapter
-
Return the item count.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.DialogCharacterInformationAdapter
-
Return the item count.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Adapter.MainActivityAdapter
-
Get the item count.
- getLands() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Get the lands for the execution.
- getLandsColors() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Get the land colors for the execution.
- getLandsCosts() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Get the lands costs for the executions.
- getLetterForInt(int) - Static method in class com.example.sulemaia.Helper.Parser
-
Method to return a letter based on a code to create the first row in the map.
- getMainLand() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Get the main land of a character.
- getName() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.CharacterItem
-
Get the name of a land.
- getName() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.GameLandItem
-
Get the name of the land.
- getName() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the name of the node.
- getName() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Get the name of a land item tapped.
- getName() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree.Node
-
Get the name of a node.
- getNextSlotAvailable() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Activity.ExpansionDetails.ButtonActions
-
Return the position of the next available slot for the expansion order selection.
- getNodesNextStep(HeuristicPathTree.Node, ArrayList<HeuristicPathTree.Node>, HashSet<HeuristicPathTree.Node>) - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Thread.ResolverAStarThread
-
Get the children of a node, if they are reachable (the is map available), and if the node
is accessible by the options written by the user.
- getNodesNextStep(HeuristicPathTree.Node, ArrayList<HeuristicPathTree.Node>, HashSet<HeuristicPathTree.Node>) - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Thread.ResolverFirstBestThread
-
Get the children of a node, if they are reachable (the is map available), and if the node
is accessible by the options written by the user.
- getNodesNextStep(HeuristicPathTree.Node, ArrayList<HeuristicPathTree.Node>, HashSet<HeuristicPathTree.Node>) - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Thread.ResolverUniformCostThread
-
Expand the nodes correctly, according to the limitations of the map.
- getPosition() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.GameLandItem
-
Get the position of the land.
- getPosition() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Get the position, in the map, of the land tapped.
- getPosX() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the X coordinate from a node.
- getPosY() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the Y coordinate of the node.
- getRemaining() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the remaining value from the current node to the final node.
- getStep() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree.Node
-
Get the current step of the algorithm.
- getStep() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree.Node
-
Get the actual step in which the algorithm is working right now.
- getTextSizeForMap(int) - Static method in class com.example.sulemaia.Helper.Parser
-
Method to adapt the sizes of the map depending on how many tiles the map has.
- getValidBiomes() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Activity.FieldInformation
-
Method to get the list of the valid biomes in that moment.
- getX_Coordinate() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Obtain the X coordinate of a tile.
- getY_Coordinate() - Method in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.LandItem
-
Obtain the Y coordinate of a tile.
- graph - Variable in class com.example.sulemaia.Helper.GraphViz
-
The source of the graph written in dot language.
- GraphViz - Class in com.example.sulemaia.Helper
-
Purpose: GraphViz Java API
Description:
With this Java class you can simply call dot
from your Java programs
Example usage:
- GraphViz() - Constructor for class com.example.sulemaia.Helper.GraphViz
-
Constructor: creates a new GraphViz object that will contain
a graph.
- graphVizHelper - Variable in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.HeuristicPathTree
-
- graphVizHelper - Variable in class com.example.sulemaia.Model.PathManualTree
-


Before Change
validation = validation.to_sequence(max_sequence_length=max_sequence_length,
min_sequence_length=min_sequence_length)
with open("results.txt", "a") as output:
for hyperparams in sample_hyperparameters(random_state, 1000):
if is_saved("results.txt", hyperparams):
After Change
mode = sys.argv[1]
if mode == "cnn":
run_cnn(train, test, random_state)
elif mode == "pooling":
run_pooling(train, test, random_state)
else:
raise ValueError("Unknown model type")


Description
Existing benchmarks for face detection in the wild (in unconstrained settings), e.g. FDDB and MALF, assess the true positive rate (TPR) of face detection methods relative to each other. On the other hand, neither is there a benchmark for face detection in the lab (in constrained settings) that constrains the TPR and assesses the scalability and robustness, nor is there a benchmark for face detection in the purchasing process that constrains the TPR, scalability and robustness then assesses the pricing. The benchmark for face detection in the lab assesses the scalability on the number of detected faces (true positives) and the robustness against small face size, yaw/pitch/roll, facial expression, occlusion, shadow. This is to date
- the most comprehensive collection of benchmarks for face detection in the lab and in the purchasing process (11 benchmarks), and
- the most comprehensive list of commercialized face detection (total 63).
This could benefit face detection buyers' buying decision process and cost–benefit analysis.
Results
Reference
Wei-Lin Wang and Jen-Hui Chuang, "SPARK: scalability, pricing and robustness benchmark for face detection," Technical Report, Dept. of Computer Science, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan, 2016.
BibTeX entry:
@TechReport{wang16,
author = {Wei-Lin Wang and Jen-Hui Chuang},
title = {{SPARK}: scalability, pricing and robustness benchmark for face detection},
institution = {Dept. of Computer Science, National Chiao Tung University},
address = {Taiwan},
year = {2016},
}
Citing is caring
Contact
Wei-Lin Wang -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Resources
Standalone face detection software (total 61): Acsys, Affectiva, AMP Lab, Android, Aurola, AuthenMetric, Aware, Ayonix, Bayometric, Betaface, CCV, CLandmark, CloudWalk, Cognitec, ColorReco, CI2CV, Deep Face Representation, Dlib, Eyedea, Eyeris, Face++, Faceall, FaceFirst, FacePhi, Face-Tek, FaceVisa, Faceware, Fdlib, Fraunhofer IIS, Imacondis, IMC Lab, Insky, J. Salvat, Kinect, libface, libfacedetection, Linkface API, Luxand, M. Hammond, Megvii, MorphoTrust, Neurotechnology, Noldus, O. Sakhi, OpenBR, OpenCV, OpenFace, OpenIMAJ, pci-suntektech, PersonID, PUX, Semantic Vision Tech., S. Hussain, Sightcorp, Tastenkunst, TCIT, TVPlay, Visage Tech., Visual Geometry Group, Windows, Windows Phone, X. Zhu.
Face detection web services (total 25): AllGo Embed. Sys., AuthenMetric, Baidu, Betaface, BioID, CloudWalk, Eyeris, Face++, Faceall, FaceR, FaceRect, FaceVisa, Google, Kairos, KeyLemon, Lambda Labs, Linkface SDK, Meerkat, Microsoft, nViso, Oddcast, SkyBiometry, Stupefix, Tencent, VisionLabs.
Datasets and benchmarks: A. Ess, Caltech, Ext. Yale B, FDDB, INRIA, LFW, MALF, MI3, NCKU Robotics Lab, Pointing'04, SCface, SCfaceDB, WIDER FACE.
References
Vidit Jain and Erik Learned-Miller, "FDDB: A Benchmark for Face Detection in Unconstrained Settings," Technical Report UM-CS-2010-009, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 2010.
Bin Yang, Junjie Yan, Zhen Lei and Stan Z. Li., "Fine-grained Evaluation on Face Detection in the Wild," Proceedings of the 11th IEEE International Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition Conference and Workshops, 2015.


pymatgen.transformations.site_transformations module¶
-
class
AddSitePropertyTransformation
(site_properties)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.transformations.transformation_abc.AbstractTransformation
Simple transformation to add site properties to a given structure
Parameters: site_properties (dict) – site properties to be added to a structure -
apply_transformation
(structure)[source]¶ apply the transformation
Parameters: structure (Structure) – structure to add site properties to
-
inverse
¶ Returns the inverse transformation if available. Otherwise, should return None.
-
is_one_to_many
¶ Determines if a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation. If a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation, the apply_transformation method should have a keyword arg “return_ranked_list” which allows for the transformed structures to be returned as a ranked list.
-
-
class
InsertSitesTransformation
(species, coords, coords_are_cartesian=False, validate_proximity=True)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.transformations.transformation_abc.AbstractTransformation
This transformation substitutes certain sites with certain species.
Parameters: - species – A list of species. e.g., [“Li”, “Fe”]
- coords – A list of coords corresponding to those species. e.g., [[0,0,0],[0.5,0.5,0.5]].
- coords_are_cartesian (bool) – Set to True if coords are given in cartesian coords. Defaults to False.
- validate_proximity (bool) – Set to False if you do not wish to ensure that added sites are not too close to other sites. Defaults to True.
-
apply_transformation
(structure)[source]¶ Applies the transformation to a structure. Depending on whether a transformation is one-to-many, there may be an option to return a ranked list of structures.
Parameters: - structure – input structure
- return_ranked_list – Boolean stating whether or not multiple structures are returned. If return_ranked_list is a number, that number of structures is returned.
Returns: depending on returned_ranked list, either a transformed structure or a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary is of the form {‘structure’ = …. , ‘other_arguments’} the key ‘transformation’ is reserved for the transformation that was actually applied to the structure. This transformation is parsed by the alchemy classes for generating a more specific transformation history. Any other information will be stored in the transformation_parameters dictionary in the transmuted structure class.
-
inverse
¶ Returns the inverse transformation if available. Otherwise, should return None.
-
is_one_to_many
¶ Determines if a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation. If a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation, the apply_transformation method should have a keyword arg “return_ranked_list” which allows for the transformed structures to be returned as a ranked list.
-
class
PartialRemoveSitesTransformation
(indices, fractions, algo=1)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.transformations.transformation_abc.AbstractTransformation
Remove fraction of specie from a structure. Requires an oxidation state decorated structure for ewald sum to be computed.
Parameters: - indices – A list of list of indices. e.g. [[0, 1], [2, 3, 4, 5]]
- fractions – The corresponding fractions to remove. Must be same length as indices. e.g., [0.5, 0.25]
- algo – This parameter allows you to choose the algorithm to perform ordering. Use one of PartialRemoveSpecieTransformation.ALGO_* variables to set the algo.
Given that the solution to selecting the right removals is NP-hard, there are several algorithms provided with varying degrees of accuracy and speed. The options are as follows:
- ALGO_FAST:
- This is a highly optimized algorithm to quickly go through the search tree. It is guaranteed to find the optimal solution, but will return only a single lowest energy structure. Typically, you will want to use this.
- ALGO_COMPLETE:
- The complete algo ensures that you get all symmetrically distinct orderings, ranked by the estimated Ewald energy. But this can be an extremely time-consuming process if the number of possible orderings is very large. Use this if you really want all possible orderings. If you want just the lowest energy ordering, ALGO_FAST is accurate and faster.
- ALGO_BEST_FIRST:
- This algorithm is for ordering the really large cells that defeats even ALGO_FAST. For example, if you have 48 sites of which you want to remove 16 of them, the number of possible orderings is around 2 x 10^12. ALGO_BEST_FIRST shortcircuits the entire search tree by removing the highest energy site first, then followed by the next highest energy site, and so on. It is guaranteed to find a solution in a reasonable time, but it is also likely to be highly inaccurate.
- ALGO_ENUMERATE:
- This algorithm uses the EnumerateStructureTransformation to perform ordering. This algo returns complete orderings up to a single unit cell size. It is more robust than the ALGO_COMPLETE, but requires Gus Hart’s enumlib to be installed.
-
ALGO_BEST_FIRST
= 2¶
-
ALGO_COMPLETE
= 1¶
-
ALGO_ENUMERATE
= 3¶
-
ALGO_FAST
= 0¶
-
apply_transformation
(structure, return_ranked_list=False)[source]¶ Apply the transformation.
Parameters: - structure – input structure
- return_ranked_list (bool) – Whether or not multiple structures are returned. If return_ranked_list is a number, that number of structures is returned.
Returns: Depending on returned_ranked list, either a transformed structure or a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary is of the form {“structure” = …. , “other_arguments”} the key “transformation” is reserved for the transformation that was actually applied to the structure. This transformation is parsed by the alchemy classes for generating a more specific transformation history. Any other information will be stored in the transformation_parameters dictionary in the transmuted structure class.
-
fast_ordering
(structure, num_remove_dict, num_to_return=1)[source]¶ This method uses the matrix form of ewaldsum to calculate the ewald sums of the potential structures. This is on the order of 4 orders of magnitude faster when there are large numbers of permutations to consider. There are further optimizations possible (doing a smarter search of permutations for example), but this wont make a difference until the number of permutations is on the order of 30,000.
-
inverse
¶ Returns the inverse transformation if available. Otherwise, should return None.
-
is_one_to_many
¶ Determines if a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation. If a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation, the apply_transformation method should have a keyword arg “return_ranked_list” which allows for the transformed structures to be returned as a ranked list.
-
class
RemoveSitesTransformation
(indices_to_remove)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.transformations.transformation_abc.AbstractTransformation
Remove certain sites in a structure.
Parameters: indices_to_remove – List of indices to remove. E.g., [0, 1, 2] -
apply_transformation
(structure)[source]¶ Applies the transformation to a structure. Depending on whether a transformation is one-to-many, there may be an option to return a ranked list of structures.
Parameters: - structure – input structure
- return_ranked_list – Boolean stating whether or not multiple structures are returned. If return_ranked_list is a number, that number of structures is returned.
Returns: depending on returned_ranked list, either a transformed structure or a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary is of the form {‘structure’ = …. , ‘other_arguments’} the key ‘transformation’ is reserved for the transformation that was actually applied to the structure. This transformation is parsed by the alchemy classes for generating a more specific transformation history. Any other information will be stored in the transformation_parameters dictionary in the transmuted structure class.
-
inverse
¶ Returns the inverse transformation if available. Otherwise, should return None.
-
is_one_to_many
¶ Determines if a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation. If a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation, the apply_transformation method should have a keyword arg “return_ranked_list” which allows for the transformed structures to be returned as a ranked list.
-
-
class
ReplaceSiteSpeciesTransformation
(indices_species_map)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.transformations.transformation_abc.AbstractTransformation
This transformation substitutes certain sites with certain species.
Parameters: indices_species_map – A dict containing the species mapping in int-string pairs. E.g., { 1:”Na”} or {2:”Mn2+”}. Multiple substitutions can be done. Overloaded to accept sp_and_occu dictionary. E.g. {1: {“Ge”:0.75, “C”:0.25} }, which substitutes a single species with multiple species to generate a disordered structure. -
apply_transformation
(structure)[source]¶ Applies the transformation to a structure. Depending on whether a transformation is one-to-many, there may be an option to return a ranked list of structures.
Parameters: - structure – input structure
- return_ranked_list – Boolean stating whether or not multiple structures are returned. If return_ranked_list is a number, that number of structures is returned.
Returns: depending on returned_ranked list, either a transformed structure or a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary is of the form {‘structure’ = …. , ‘other_arguments’} the key ‘transformation’ is reserved for the transformation that was actually applied to the structure. This transformation is parsed by the alchemy classes for generating a more specific transformation history. Any other information will be stored in the transformation_parameters dictionary in the transmuted structure class.
-
inverse
¶ Returns the inverse transformation if available. Otherwise, should return None.
-
is_one_to_many
¶ Determines if a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation. If a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation, the apply_transformation method should have a keyword arg “return_ranked_list” which allows for the transformed structures to be returned as a ranked list.
-
-
class
TranslateSitesTransformation
(indices_to_move, translation_vector, vector_in_frac_coords=True)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.transformations.transformation_abc.AbstractTransformation
This class translates a set of sites by a certain vector.
Parameters: - indices_to_move – The indices of the sites to move
- translation_vector – Vector to move the sites. If a list of list or numpy array of shape, (len(indices_to_move), 3), is provided then each translation vector is applied to the corresponding site in the indices_to_move.
- vector_in_frac_coords – Set to True if the translation vector is in fractional coordinates, and False if it is in cartesian coordinations. Defaults to True.
-
apply_transformation
(structure)[source]¶ Applies the transformation to a structure. Depending on whether a transformation is one-to-many, there may be an option to return a ranked list of structures.
Parameters: - structure – input structure
- return_ranked_list – Boolean stating whether or not multiple structures are returned. If return_ranked_list is a number, that number of structures is returned.
Returns: depending on returned_ranked list, either a transformed structure or a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary is of the form {‘structure’ = …. , ‘other_arguments’} the key ‘transformation’ is reserved for the transformation that was actually applied to the structure. This transformation is parsed by the alchemy classes for generating a more specific transformation history. Any other information will be stored in the transformation_parameters dictionary in the transmuted structure class.
-
inverse
¶ Returns the inverse transformation if available. Otherwise, should return None.
-
is_one_to_many
¶ Determines if a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation. If a Transformation is a one-to-many transformation, the apply_transformation method should have a keyword arg “return_ranked_list” which allows for the transformed structures to be returned as a ranked list.


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| Type | Names | Description | Default | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| string | ajaxtype | Determines the ajax type made to the server. Defaut is GET. Can be a POST | GET | public |
| boolean | cache | When set to true enables client side caching of the results. This prevent multiple queries to the database. Please use with care. | false | public |
| string | height | Determines the height of the autocomplete elemnt. Work only if $scroll option is set to true. | 110px | public |
| boolean | loadAll | Determines if the data should be loaded at once from the SQL siurce. Also when set to true only one requrest is done and the data then is stored at client side. No more requests to the server | false | public | booean | scroll | Determines if the content in autocomplete should have a scroll. Use this option with the height option. If this option is not set the content will have height equal of the responce rows. | true | public |
| string | searchType | Set the search type for the LIKE SQL operator. The possible values are: startWith - set LIKE value%; contain - set LIKE %value%; endWith - set LIKE %value. If the value does not match any of the above setting the SQL command is interpreted as it is without adding any additional strings. API Tags: |
startWith | public |
| string | fontsize | Set the font size of the widget when it is created. Can be set in any valid measure | 11px | public |
| boolean | strictcheck | Valid only if target is set in renderAutocomplete. If set to false the input is not cleared when the value is not found in the autcomplete list | true | public |
| string | SelectCommand | Defines the select command for obtaining the data from the database. Usually this type of command contain the SQL LIKE operator. If the command contain where clause we suppose that this command contain LIKE operator. The serched fields should comtain ? plece holder in order to search om the term element send from the autocompleter. Example: SELECT field1, field2 FROM table WHERE field1 LIKE ? OR field2 LIKE ? As seen you should place a placeholder on the serched fields. The class add the term element automatically to the query. For additional information see the documantation |
empty string | public |


Before Change
if "type" in member and member["type"]=="way":
relation["members"].update({member["ref"]:member.get("role")})
// add way id to set of way ids found in relations
way_ids_in_relations.add(member["ref"])
if "tags" in element:
for tag in element["tags"]:
relation[tag] = element["tags"][tag]
relations[element["id"]] = relation
After Change
// delete any ways not tagged with footprint_type from the final dictionary
for untagged_way in untagged_ways:
try:
del footprints[untagged_way]
except KeyError:
log("untagged_way {} not found in footprints dict".format(untagged_way))
// Convert footprints dictionary to a GeoDataFrame


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Enter limit of money you want to spent:
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View SiteI am a software developer who specializes in web application development, statistical modeling and designing impactful data visualizations.
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Project Overview Build a white-labeled platform to allow organizations to collect donations from users using the Stripe API.
Challenges The main challenge of this project was that the client wanted to white label the application to many different organizations and so the code had to work across multiple URLs. The solution was to host the front-end code (React) in separate S3 buckets and re-direct users using CloudFront. The same back-end (Django) was used for each website and we used EC2 to host it.
Technologies Django, React, Stripe, Material UI, AWS (S3, CloudFront, EC2)
Example Site Close ProjectProject Overview Build a a tool which used machine learning to project player performance and linear optimization to generate optimal lineups.
Challenges The main challenge of this project was that this was my first web application so everything was challenging.
Technologies R Shiny
Application Close ProjectProject Overview The deck for a talk I gave on how to use machine learning for sales forecasting.
Slide Deck Close ProjectProject Overview Tutorial on the Reticulate package which allows you to run Python code from R.
Close ProjectProject Overview A predictive modeling for social good competition hosted by DrivenData.org to predict the functionality level of water pumps. Results As of writing, the solution was 9th of 2017 entries. Software Tools XGBoost package in R Brief Model Description Ensemble of 11 XGBoost models with equal weight to each solution. Feature Selection The original data set contained 40 variables. I reduced it down to 26 variables by removing variables that were similar/duplicates of other variables. Data Imputation For the construction_year and gps_height I used the median of them to replace the 0 values. Modeling Process I first built a model using all of the available variables. I then removed variables that were duplicates and tested the model to understand how it changed the performance. I also used the xgb.importance function to understand the variable’s influence on the model. I used an ensemble of XGBoost 11 XGBoost models only updating the random seed for each iteration.
View Code Close ProjectProject Overview Build customer onboarding application for Health Care Analytics organization using the Django web application development framework.
Challenges The main challenge of this project was converting a spreadsheet solution into a web application.
Technologies Django, Heroku, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Postgres
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Challenges The main challenge of this project was adding spreadsheet like functionality to a web application.
Technologies R Shiny, SQL Server, AWS, JavaScript, CSS, DataTables
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it's a great privileged to witness another special year today, it's has been
God's grace although the year. I'm grateful for this new session, I'm thankful for
every moment of the year, for every journey and for everyone that are part of
the journey so far, Thank you so much, Let do it again once more.


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The new company got ready to show off their product at the West Coast Computer Faire, a conference held in San Francisco in April 1977. It was only a prototype, but the plastic case definitely made the Apple II look like a professional product. Steve negotiated a prime spot for Apple’s booth, and took precious advice from both Mike Markkula and Regis McKenna. That’s why he bought his first suit for the occasion.
My recollection is we stole the showSteve Jobs in Triumph of the Nerds
Apple Computer received 300 orders for the Apple II on the show alone, twice as much as the total number of Apple I’s ever sold! But this was just the beginning.


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2019-06-05 11:56:00, published in Auckland
If you have any question, you can email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Today, i wanna talk about the one of most important algorithm ‘Linked List’. When we store a large amount of data, we often use arrays, but when we perform the insert operation, it is very troublesome. See the example below, there is a bunch of data 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 - we are going to Insert between 3 and 5 as shown in Figure 4. If we use arrays, what do we do? Of course, the data after 5 is backed up by one, and then inserted as shown in Figure 4. This is very troublesome, but if I use a linked list, I will insert 4 directly between 3 and 5, which is very convenient.
So what is the structure of the linked list? As the name implies, the linked list is of course like a chain, connected by a node node to form a data link.
The structure of the linked list is that the head saves the address of the first node:
Further more, let’s implement the linked list with Python.
Firstly, we need to define the node class:
class Node:
'''
data: data in this node
_next: the next node connecting to this node
'''
def __init__(self, data, pnext=None):
self.data = data
self._next = pnext
def __repr__(self):
'''
define output: node data
'''
return str(self.data)
Test the Linked list:
def print_list(node):
while node:
print(node.data)
node = node._next
def main():
node1 = Node("car")
node2 = Node("bus")
node3 = Node("lorry")
node1.next = node2
node2.next = node3
print_list(node1) #output: car bus lorry
node1 -> node2 -> node3 === car -> bus -> lorry
These nodes are connected together to form a linked list.


This is a selected collection of thematic spatial analytics and strategy planning projects GeoAdaptive has conducted around the world using the web-based DevelopExplorer platform.
This project aims to understand the spatial distribution and potential gaps of medium-level education resources in the capital city of Paraguay, Asunción ...
ViewThis project tries to quantitatively evaluate and critically assess the infrastructure conditions in the Northern Triangle Region of Central America ...
ViewThis project is designed to prioritize key interventions for improvements by analyzing constraints and opportunities in the spatial value chains of Southwestern Bangladesh ...
ViewThis project implements a full-terriotrial examination of the productive activities in Honduras and proposes a growth pole development strategy based on it ...
ViewThe platform enhances communication and knowledge of the territoy through vivid visualization.
ViewThe platform deepens understanding of the places by analyzing constraints and opportunities.
ViewThe platform enhances communication and knowledge of the territoy through vivid visualization.
ViewThe platform deepens understanding of the places by analyzing constraints and opportunities.
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List of step by step instructions to create a new webpage on the production server.
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Begin by typing: gedit index.html :into the terminal
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Once in the folder add the template for the html file
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Then add your desired text to put on your site
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Now create a file named main.css using: gedit main.css :in the terminal
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This will allow you to edit border font background font weighttext color ect
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Now save your files
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When your files are safe, you then type: python -m SimpleHTTPServer :into terminal
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Lastly type in: localhost:8000 :into your web browser this will show you your website
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Represents an API method and its associated metadata, and provides functionality to assist in commonly performed API method tasks.
Methods
Attributes
| [R] | expects | |
| [R] | name | |
| [R] | public_name | |
| [R] | returns |
Public Class methods
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 172 172: def initialize(name, public_name, expects, returns) 173: @name = name 174: @public_name = public_name 175: @expects = expects 176: @returns = returns 177: @caster = ActionWebService::Casting::BaseCaster.new(self) 178: end
Public Instance methods
Backwards compatibility with previous API
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 216 216: def [](sig_type) 217: case sig_type 218: when :expects 219: @expects.map{|x| compat_signature_entry(x)} 220: when :returns 221: @returns.map{|x| compat_signature_entry(x)} 222: end 223: end
Casts a set of Ruby values into the expected Ruby values
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 187 187: def cast_expects(params) 188: @caster.cast_expects(params) 189: end
Cast a Ruby return value into the expected Ruby value
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 192 192: def cast_returns(return_value) 193: @caster.cast_returns(return_value) 194: end
Returns the index of the first expected parameter with the given name
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 198 198: def expects_index_of(param_name) 199: return -1 if @expects.nil? 200: (0..(@expects.length-1)).each do |i| 201: return i if @expects[i].name.to_s == param_name.to_s 202: end 203: -1 204: end
Returns a hash keyed by parameter name for the given parameter list
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 208 208: def expects_to_hash(params) 209: return {} if @expects.nil? 210: h = {} 211: @expects.zip(params){ |type, param| h[type.name] = param } 212: h 213: end
The list of parameter names for this method
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 181 181: def param_names 182: return [] unless @expects 183: @expects.map{ |type| type.name } 184: end
String representation of this method
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# File vendor/rails/actionwebservice/lib/action_web_service/api.rb, line 226 226: def to_s 227: fqn = "" 228: fqn << (@returns ? (@returns[0].human_name(false) + " ") : "void ") 229: fqn << "#{@public_name}(" 230: fqn << @expects.map{ |p| p.human_name }.join(", ") if @expects 231: fqn << ")" 232: fqn 233: end


SPUStandardUpdaterController
Objective-C
@interface SPUStandardUpdaterController : NSObject {
id<SPUUpdaterDelegate> updaterDelegate;
id<SPUStandardUserDriverDelegate> userDriverDelegate;
}
Swift
class SPUStandardUpdaterController : NSObject
A controller class that instantiates a SPUUpdater
and allows binding UI to its updater settings.
This class can be instantiated in a nib or created programatically using -initWithUpdaterDelegate:userDriverDelegate:
or -initWithStartingUpdater:updaterDelegate:userDriverDelegate:
.
The controller’s updater targets the application’s main bundle and uses Sparkle’s standard user interface. Typically, this class is used by sticking it as a custom NSObject subclass in an Interface Builder nib (probably in MainMenu) but it works well programatically too.
The controller creates an SPUUpdater
instance using a SPUStandardUserDriver
and allows hooking up the check for updates action and handling menu item validation.
It also allows hooking up the updater’s and user driver’s delegates.
If you need more control over what bundle you want to update, or you want to provide a custom user interface (via SPUUserDriver
), please use SPUUpdater
directly instead.
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Interface builder outlet for the updater’s delegate.
Declaration
Objective-C
id<SPUUpdaterDelegate> updaterDelegate
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Interface builder outlet for the user driver’s delegate.
Declaration
Objective-C
id<SPUStandardUserDriverDelegate> userDriverDelegate
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Accessible property for the updater. Some properties on the updater can be binded via KVO
When instantiated from a nib, don’t perform update checks before the application has finished launching in a MainMenu nib (i.e applicationDidFinishLaunching:) or before the corresponding window/view controller has been loaded (i.e, windowDidLoad or viewDidLoad). The updater is not guaranteed to be started yet before these points.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) SPUUpdater *_Nonnull updater;
Swift
var updater: SPUUpdater { get }
-
Accessible property for the updater’s user driver.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, readonly) SPUStandardUserDriver *_Nonnull userDriver;
Swift
var userDriver: SPUStandardUserDriver { get }
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Unavailable
Create a new
SPUStandardUpdaterController
from a nib.You cannot call this initializer directly. You must instantiate a
SPUStandardUpdaterController
inside of a nib (typically the MainMenu nib) to use it.To create a
SPUStandardUpdaterController
programatically, use-initWithUpdaterDelegate:userDriverDelegate:
or-initWithStartingUpdater:updaterDelegate:userDriverDelegate:
instead.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype)init;
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Create a new
SPUStandardUpdaterController
programmatically.The updater is started automatically. See
-startUpdater
for more information.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype) initWithUpdaterDelegate:(nullable id<SPUUpdaterDelegate>)updaterDelegate userDriverDelegate: (nullable id<SPUStandardUserDriverDelegate>)userDriverDelegate;
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Create a new
SPUStandardUpdaterController
programmatically allowing you to specify whether or not to start the updater immediately.You can specify whether or not you want to start the updater immediately. If you do not start the updater, you must invoke
-startUpdater
at a later time to start it.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype) initWithStartingUpdater:(BOOL)startUpdater updaterDelegate:(nullable id<SPUUpdaterDelegate>)updaterDelegate userDriverDelegate: (nullable id<SPUStandardUserDriverDelegate>)userDriverDelegate;
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Starts the updater if it has not already been started.
You should only call this method yourself if you opted out of starting the updater on initialization. Hence, do not call this yourself if you are instantiating this controller from a nib.
This invokes
-[SPUUpdater startUpdater:]
. If the application is misconfigured with Sparkle, an error is logged and an alert is shown to the user (after a few seconds) to contact the developer. If you want more control over this behavior, you can create your ownSPUUpdater
instead of usingSPUStandardUpdaterController
.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)startUpdater;
Swift
func startUpdater()
-
Explicitly checks for updates and displays a progress dialog while doing so.
This method is meant for a main menu item. Connect any NSMenuItem to this action in Interface Builder or programmatically, and Sparkle will check for updates and report back its findings verbosely when it is invoked.
When the target/action of the menu item is set to this controller and this method, this controller also handles enabling/disabling the menu item by checking
-[SPUUpdater canCheckForUpdates]
This action checks updates by invoking
-[SPUUpdater checkForUpdates]
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)checkForUpdates:(nullable id)sender;
Swift
@IBAction func checkForUpdates(_ sender: Any?)


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{% block title %}User panel{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
Hello {{user.get_username}}
{% if recent_records%}
Here's a list of your latest records
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{{ record.record_fk.title}}
{% endfor %}
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Ups! Seems you haven't bought any records yet.
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The Vocal Jazz originated as an idea two members of the Chorus who wanted to explore the Vocal Jazz tradition. After a wonderfully successful trial in the Summer of 2016, their first official season started in the fall of 2016, with their first concert being December of 2016, performing to a near sold-out show!
Since then, the Vocal Jazz has continued to grow, adding a Ladies Vocal Jazz due to the high interest, as well as a smaller group doing more difficult repertoire. The Vocal Jazz has since settled into a 16-member format, selected by audition, and have performed with local schools, events such as the Harvest of Hope, with the Foothills Philharmonic Chorus, and the AHSFA Vocal Ensemble.
Their concerts regularly include solo acts from within the group, as well as being occasionally accompanied by a guest Jazz combo. They are excited for what the future will bring!


The lights are out in the room, and you wish you could see more, but seeing the Ring alarm reminds you that months back you helped your neighbor setup that through a Memo smartplug using your phone. You know your friend is serious about security and has reset his network password since then, you do wonder if your access to the alarm is still possible. It's worth a try!


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Haywired |
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The Sunshine Song |
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Finding My Feet |
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Goal Goal Goal |
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All For U |
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The Night |
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Taste For Living |
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Photoshop Handsome |
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Rox |
My Baby Left Me |
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Jochen Distelmeyer |
Ich wie es wirklich war (Breminale) |
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Jochen Distelmeyer |
Weil es Liebe ist (Breminale 2010) |
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Jochen Distelmeyer |
Regen (Breminale 2010) |
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The High Llamas |
Nomads |
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Gonzales |
You Can Dance |
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The Cars |
Shake It Up |
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Ed Harcourt |
She Fell Into My Arms |
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Josh Rouse |
Under Cold Blue Stars (Remix) |
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The Apples In Stereo |
Dream About The Future |
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The Drifter |
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Highschool Prom |
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Happy Go Lucky |
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The Bird And The Bee |
Last Day Of Our Love |
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FM |
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Food For Soul |
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Orwell |
In Your Playground (Live Breminale 2010) |
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Orwell |
I Need An End (Live Breminale 2010) |
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Orwell |
Sunny Afternoon (Live Breminale 2010) |
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One Summer Dream |
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Lustre |
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Candlelight |
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Glorious Dawn |
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Cry For A Day |
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Fireworks At Noon |
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When electrons interact with the electric force they are often confined to small places. Photons always move but electrons can be stuck within a small area (an atom or a piece of copper wire).
Up to now we have looked at traveling waves, the standard oscillatory wave and the wavepacket. These are waves representing objects that are moving in a specific direction. Sometimes waves are stuck and don't move. We call those waves standing waves. A good example is the wave you get on the string of a guitar (Fig. 1).
When you pluck the string on a guitar, it vibrates, but, because the string is attached at both ends, you are restricted in which pattern of vibration you can establish. Places on the string which never move (like the two ends) are called nodes.
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In the next figure, you can see the first two harmonics (the first two notes) on a guitar string.
In the demo below, I will produce standing sound waves in a tube. This is analogous to standing waves on a string, except that sound is a wave of pressure and the two ends of the tube are places where the pressure never changes. (These are the nodes.)
** Note: You can tell which harmonic it is by counting the number of antinodes, which are the places where the amplitude is at its maximum.
The upshot and most important thing to remember is that only a specific set of wavelengths are allowed on a string (or in a tube open at both sides). For a string or tube of length L, the possible wavelengths are given by the formula
for n = 1, 2, 3, ....
So, for example, the first harmonic, the fundamental, has a wavelength equal to
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Trailblazer gives you a high-level architecture for web applications.
Logic that used to get violently pressed into MVC is restructured and decoupled from the Rails framework. New abstraction layers like operations, form objects, authorization policies, data twins and view models guide you towards a better architecture.
By applying encapsulation and good OOP, Trailblazer maximizes reusability of components, gives you a more intuitive structure for growing applications and adds conventions and best practices on top of Rails' primitive MVC stack.
A polymorphic architecture sitting between controller and persistence is designed to handle many different contexts and helps to minimize code to handle various user roles and edge cases.
class CommentsController < ApplicationController
def new
form Comment::Update
end
def create
run Comment::Update do |op|
return redirect_to comments_path(op.model)
end
render :new
end
Controllers in Trailblazer end up as lean HTTP endpoints: they instantly dispatch to an operation.
No business logic is allowed in controllers, only HTTP-related tasks like redirects.
class Comment < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :users
belongs_to :thing
scope :recent, -> { limit(10) }
end
Models only contain associations, scopes and finders. Solely persistence logic is allowed.
That's right: No callbacks, no validations, no business logic in models.
class Comment::Create < Trailblazer::Operation
contract do
property :body
validates :body, length: {maximum: 160}
end
def process(params)
if validate(params)
else
end
end
end
Per public action, there's one operation orchestrating the business logic.
This is where your domain code sits: Validation, callbacks, authorization and application code go here.
Operations are the only place to write to persistence via models.
Learn more
contract do
property :body
validates :body, length: {maximum: 160}
property :author do
property :email
validates :email, email: true
end
end
Every operation contains a form object.
This is the place for validations.
Forms are plain Reform classes and allow all features you know from the popular form gem.
Forms can also be rendered using form builders like Formtastic or Simpleform.
Callbacks are invoked from the operation, where you want them to be triggered.
They can be configured in a separate Callback class.
Callbacks are completely decoupled and have to be invoked manually, they won't run magically.
callback do
on_create :notify_owner!
property :author do
on_add :reset_authorship!
end
end
policy do
user.admin? or not post.published?
end
Policies allow authorization on a global or fine-granular level.
Again, this is a completely self-contained class without any coupling to the remaining tiers.
class Comment::Cell < Cell::ViewModel
property :body
property :author
def show
render
end
private
def author_link
link_to "#{author.email}", author
end
end

<%= body %>
By <%= author_link %>

Cells encapsulate parts of your UI in separate view model classes and introduce a widget architecture.
Views are logic-less. There can be deciders and loops. Any method called in the view is directly called on the cell instance.
Rails helpers can still be used but are limited to the cell's scope.

Comments for <%= @thing.name %>

This was created <%= @thing.created_at %>
<%= concept("comment/cell",
collection: @thing.comments) %>
Controller views are still ok to use.
However, replacing huge chunks with cells is encouraged and will simplify your views.
Document APIs like JSON or XML are implemented with Representers which parse and render documents.
Representers are plain Roar classes. They can be automatically infered from the contract schema.
You can use media formats, hypermedia and all other Roar features.
representer do
include Roar::JSON::HAL
property :body
property :user, embedded: true
link(:self) { comment_path(model) }
end
class Comment::Update < Create
policy do
is_owner?(model)
end
end
Trailblazer reintroduces object-orientation.
For each public action, there's one operation class.
Operations inherit contract, policies, representers, etc. and can be fine-tuned for their use case.
Operations, forms, policies, callbacks are all designed for a polymorphic environment.
Different roles, contexts or rules are handled with subclasses instead of messy if
s.
class Comment::Create < Trailblazer::Operation
build do |params|
Admin if params[:current_user].admin?
end
class Admin < Create
contract do
remove_validations! :body
end
end
app
├── concepts
│ ├── comment
│ │ ├── operations.rb
│ │ ├── cell.rb
│ │ ├── policy.rb
│ │ ├── views
│ │ │ ├── show.haml
│ │ │ ├── list.haml
│ │ │ ├── comment.css.sass
│ │ └── twin.rb
│ │
│ └── post
│ └── operations.rb
In Trailblazer, files are no longer organized by technology. Classes, views, assets, policies, and more, are all grouped by concept and sit in one directory.
A concept may embrace a simple CRUD concern, or an invoice PDF generator, and can be virtually anything.
Concepts in turn can be nested again, and provide you a more intuitive and easier to navigate file structure.
Trailblazer is an architectural style. However, what sounds nice in theory is backed by gems for you to implement that style.
The gems itself are completely self-contained, minimalistic and solve just one particular problem. Many of them have been in use in thousands of production sites for years.
Written by the creator of Trailblazer, this book gives you 300 pages full of wisdom about Trailblazer and its gems, such as Reform, Cells and Roar.
The book comes with a sample app repository to conveniently browse through changes per chapter.
In the book, we build a realistic Rails application with Trailblazer that discusses convoluted requirements such as dynamic forms, polymorphic rendering and processing for signed-in users, file uploads, pagination, a JSON document API sitting on top of that, and many more problems you run into when building web applications.
Check out the full book description for a few more details about the content.
If you want to learn about this project and if you feel like supporting Open-Source, please buy and read it and let us know what you think.
Buy Book"At some point of time we started to decouple our form objects from models. Things got a lot easier when we found out there is a ready to use solution which solves our exact problem. That was Reform. Soon after, we started using all other parts of Trailblazer and haven't regretted a second of our time we spent using it." Igor Pstyga, PeerStreet
"Here at Chefsclub, we are very happy with Trailblazer. Our application already has 32 concepts, 130+ operations, and Cells surprised us as an awesome feature. We feel pretty safe with it." Paulo Fabiano Langer, Chefsclub
"Trailblazer helps organize my code, the book showed me how. You can assume what each component does by its name, it's very easy and intuitive, it should be shipped as an essential part of Rails." Yuri Freire Lima, AzClick
Trailblazer has brought the fun back to Rails for me. It helps me organize large codebases into small, smart, testable chunks. Nick has brought together his years of insight in managing Rails projects and made them available for everyone. Any Rails engineer looking to expand past the default Rails Way should take a look at Trailblazer. Eric Skogen, Software Inventor
I haven't been this excited about Rails since 2007! Trailblazer - makes Rails development fun again. Especially on large projects. It's one of the better implementations of the ServiceObject / ViewModel / Form Object / Policy layers I've seen, which sooner or later ( rather sooner) you'll need. Nick Gorbikoff, Rinica Company


アドオンの管理
This allows you to manage the add-ons
that you have installed and download new ones from the Add-on Marketplace.
Two tabs are available:
インストール済み
This tab shows you the version of ZAP you are running, all of the installed add-ons
and allows you to check for any updates to ZAP or any of the add-ons.
Hovering over an add-on will show you more information about it.
You can also uninstall add-ons from this tab - typically add-ons are dynamically removed from the ZAP UI
as soon as you uninstall them.
マーケットプレイス
This tab shows you all of the add-ons that you don't have installed which are available from the
Add-on Marketplace.
You will need to 'Check for Updates' before you can see the add-ons available.
Hovering over an add-on will show you more information about it.
You can install any of the add-ons listed - typically add-ons are dynamically added to the ZAP UI
as soon as you install them.
Manual loading
When working in a disconnected environment, you may want to manually download and install an add-on.
All add-ons in the marketplace can be downloaded from the Marketplace page.
Downloaded add-ons can be loaded to ZAP via the File menu.
Accessed via
See also
| |
UIの概要 | ユーザー インターフェイスの概要について |
| |
ダイアログ | ダイアログボックスやポップアップの詳細 |


Prince Andrew accuser gives new Jeffrey Epstein details in first UK interview
Virginia Giuffre's interview with BBC Panorama in which she talks about Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, and billionaire financial Jeffrey Epstein, will air on BBC One on December 2
by Milo Boyd, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/A woman who claims Prince Andrew had sex with her after she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein is expected to double down on the allegations, which Andrew denies, in an upcoming TV interview.
A further public relations blow could be dealt to Prince Andrew when an interview with Virginia Giuffre is aired in just ten days time.
Giuffre's conversation with BBC One's Panorama will hit the screens at 8.30pm on December 2.
The 35-year-old is expected to use the interview to restate her claim that the Duke of York had sex with her when she was 17 after she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein.
While the contents of the interview are not yet public, it is safe to assume they will focus on topics covered in the Prince's hugely damaging interview with Newsnight's Emily Maitlis.
During the almost hour long conversation Prince Andrew claimed he had not had sex with Ms Giuffre on one of the day's she alleges - March 10, 2001 - and was instead in Pizza Express in Woking.
He also argued her description of him dancing away sweatily in London's Tramps nightclub could not be true, as a medical condition stemming from a near miss during the Falkland's War meant he was unable to perspire.
Although the first interview Ms Giuffre gave was filmed before the Newsnight episode was transmitted, she has since given her reaction to the Prince's claims.
It is unlikely that Ms Giuffre, who alleges that she was procured by the daughter of disgraced tycoon Robert Maxwell to be Epstein's teenage sex slave, which she denies, will pull any punches during the show.
She released a manuscript just hours before Epstein's death in his prison cell, which added to more than 2,000 documents of a lawsuit pending against the former financier and his pals.

In a Florida court in 2015 Ms Giuffre alleged: "Epstein, Andy, approximately eight other young girls and I had sex together.
"The other girls all seemed and appeared to be under the age of 18 and didn’t really speak English.
"Epstein laughed about the fact they couldn’t really communicate, saying that they are the ‘easiest’ girls to get along with.”
During the Newsnight interview the Duke denied ever knowing Ms Giuffre.
“I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever,” the 59-year-old said.
“It just never happened.”
Prince Andrew's denial, along with the admission that his friendship with convicted sex-trafficker Epstein had "beneficial outcomes", did not lead to a clearing of the air that he had hoped for.
Instead he faced a swift and ferocious public backlash, which included organisations such as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra choosing to part ways with the patron.
On Wednesday he officially stepped away from public duties, explaining that it had "become clear" to him that "my former association with Jeffrey Epstein has become a major disruption to my family’s work."
He went on to express sympathy for the victims of the convicted sex offender and disgraced financier, saying he "hoped they could rebuild their lives."


--- kind: article created_at: 2008/01/07 title: SaveAll with CakePHP (part2) excerpt: Part 2 of everything SaveAll for CakePHP. tags: - CakePHP --- Since the new beta release for CakePHP there is a nice feature called saveAll and, like the name says, it saves all model data in a form. What this means is that you don't have to do nasty stuff in the controllers (like looping) and it saves related model data automagically! Lets make a more advanced todo list to demonstrate.
CREATE TABLE `todos` (
`id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`name` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 ;
We also need a table tasks
CREATE TABLE `tasks` (
`id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`todo_id` int(11) NOT NULL default '0',
`name` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 ;
true));
}
?>
Now we create the model task (in /app/models/task.php)
50, 'page' => 1);
function index(){
$this->set('tasks', $this->paginate('Task'));
}
function add() {
if (!empty($this->data)) {
$this->cleanUpFields();
$this->Task->create();
if ($this->Task->saveAll($this->data)) {
$this->Session->setFlash('List saved');
$this->redirect(array('action'=>'index'), null, true);
} else {
$this->Session->setFlash('List could not be saved');
$this->redirect(array('action'=>'index'), null, true);
}
}
}
}
?>
You can see that there is nothing different here except for the $this->Task->saveAll($this->data);
That is where most of the magic happens. The other magic is in the views, lets look at add.ctp
create('Task');?>
end('Submit');?>
4 INSERT INTO `todos` (`name`) VALUES ('My todo List')
5 SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID
6 INSERT INTO `tasks` (`todo_id`,`name`) VALUES (135,'My first task')
As you can see, the following happens:


UD for Mundurukú
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- Words are delimited by whitespace characters
- According to typographical rules, many punctuation marks are attached to a neighboring word. They are given as separate tokens (words);
- There are no adjectives in Tupinambá. Modification is made by composition, juxtaposing lexical roots, so when a lexical root is modified by another a new word appears as in kuɲãporaŋ(a) ‘beautiful woman’ (kuɲã ‘woman’ + poraŋ-(a) ‘beauty’). Such words are treated sometimes as multiword tokens, sometimes as a single word.
- Some compound words from Portuguese are written as one word, e.g. santaCruz ‘holy cross’.
Morphology
Tags
- Mundurukú uses 16 ofthe 17 universal POS categories.
ADJ
is not used since there is no separate class of adjectives. Stative-verbs and possessed nouns behave alike, in a way that is not possible to distinguish them morphologically (I am ugly / I have uglyness; ugly boy / boy with uglyness).
Mapping UPOS to XPOS Mundurukú
| UPOS | XPOS |
|---|---|
| ADJ | adj |
| ADV | adv |
| INTJ | intj |
| NOUN | n |
| PROPN | ppn |
| VERB | v, vi, vt |
| ADP | pp |
| AUX | aux |
| CCONJ | cc |
| DET | det |
| NUM | num |
| PART | pcl |
| PRON | pro |
| SCONJ | sc |
| PUNCT | punct |
| SYM | sym |
| X | x |
Nominal Features
- NOUN, PROPN and PRON, are not marked for Gender.
- Personal Pronouns and Person Markers distinguish Number(Singular or Plural). They also distinguish Clusivity in the 1st person plural. Mundurukú marks the 3rd person plural by adding the partical ip.
- Another way to express existential predication is through the reduplication of a noun with the vowel e replacing
the original vowel, e.g, xat ‘food’ xaxet ‘there is food’. These nouns receive a marked
Redup=Ex
(reduplication existential) in the FEATS column. - Mundurukú classifiers are lexical roots. Nouns in this function have the feature
Noun=Clf
. - The relational markers
Rel
, which indicate contiguity or non-contiguity between a head and its dependent, take respectively the following features:Rel=Cont
andRel=NCont
. - Mundurukú has possessor markers that distinguish alienably and inalienably possessed nouns. These types of possession have the feature Poss and the values alienable
(Poss=Ali)
, and inalienable(Poss=Inal)
.
Verbal Features
- Verbs have a lexical Aspect: imperfective (Imp), perfective (Perf), iterative (Iter).
- Some lexical roots can not easily be assigned to a specific lexical category. This is the case with kake and opop.
These are tagged as AUX in the UPOS, and v:ex (existential verb) and
aux
respectively in the XPOS. - As a head marking language, Tupinambá cross-references both arguments of a two-place predicate, S and O, only when O is third person: a-s-epjak 1.SG-3(RELNCONT)-see ‘I see him/her/it/them’. The PERSON feature in this case ha sthe value
Person=13
indicating that A is 1st and O 3rd person. - The protmanteau markers indicating 1 -> 2 (A is 1st and U is 2nd person) are asigned the PERSON feature
Person12Sg
andPerson12Pl
.
Mundurukú has some auxiliary verbs, which are tagged as AUX. The have two specific functions: indicate tense or posture. The table below, shows auxiliaries, giving their functions and giving their plural forms, which for some for some of the verbs have different forms for the singular and plural:
| Auxiliary | Tense | Posture | Plural | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| osusnuy | past | was/were | ||
| oeku | past | was/were in movement | ||
| osodop | past | was/were | ||
| e’em | ||||
| dopdom | nuynuy | |||
| g̃uy | remain | |||
| jop | remain | |||
| cũg̃’i | standing | kacũg̃cũg̃’i | ||
| xik’i | sitting | kaxikxik’i | ||
| toro’i | hanging | katororo’i | ||
| mũg̃’i | leaning | kamũg̃mũg̃’i | ||
| po’i | laying | kapopo’i |
- Particles or reduplication mark Aspect or Tense.
- Person can have the value 1, 2, and 3.
- The feature Evident can take the following values in:
- Clusivity is also distinguished.
- There are three values for the Voice feature: Act, Mid Pass. All other verb forms have Voice=Act.
Syntax
Core Arguments, Oblique Arguments and Adjuncts
- As a head-marking language, core arguments, except oblique core arguments are cross-referenced on the predicate.
For this reason the feature Person takes values combining both arguments (A dn P):
Person=13
,Person=23
, andPerson=33
. No other combinations occur. - The order of arguments cross-referenced on the predicate is SOV. These NPs are marked as
obl
‘ obliques’, since they are not the core arguments. - Transitivity is found only with third person objects.
- There is a split in alignment type based on verbal aspect.
Non-verbal clauses
-
Mundurukú has some lexemes that function as copula in non-verbal clauses for existentia and locational predicates. Examples are: opop, kug̃, and kake. These copular elements are not treated as the head of a clause, but rather the dependent of a lexical predicate
Treebanks
There is 1 Mundurukú UD treebank:


Non-fungible tokens allow developers to encrypt ownership of arbitrary data, dramatically increasing the amount of data that can be represented as tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. Non-fungible tokens allow developers to "tokenize" ownership of arbitrary data and dramatically increase the number of tokens available to developers and users alike. [Sources: 0]*
In the ERC721 token standard, each token in a contract contains different values and each is bound to a different identifier, making the token unique to its owner. The number of tokens that developers can create on the Ethereum blockchain using the non-fungible token standard is increasing dramatically. Unlike the tokens in the standard's "fungible" tokens, the "RC20" tokens are tokens that take advantage of the fact that they are interchangeable, meaning that there is no - to - ownership of a token, but rather a series of different identifiers that are interconnected to make it unique to each of its owners. [Sources: 0]*
Unlike the ERC 20 token standard, where each token is a currency unit, the "RC721" tokens are different. Contracts that introduce the tokens into the standard can track all so-called "ERC 721 tokens" simultaneously. The non-fungible tokens, or "deals," are the most common type of token on the ethereum blockchain and one of the largest in terms of the number of tokens. [Sources: 3]*
The ERC 721 is the first standard to allow the creation of non-fungible tokens, and it opens titles and deeds to the types of tokens we have not seen before. [Sources: 3, 6]*
Because ERC 721 tokens are interchangeable and fungible, they have become massively popular as a means of representing ownership of a unique asset. [Sources: 6]*
If the ownership of an ERC721 means that the holder holds the rights to the token and what it represents, then that token is called a deed. Since it is assumed that documents are too closely linked to property and that nft could be used for so much more, the authors of E RC7 21 decided not to use their tokens as documents, as they can be represented by any number of different tokens, not only by a single token, but also by several tokens. [Sources: 4, 6]*
NFTs are unique and distinctive tokens that are mainly found on the EVM blockchain, but there are other N FTs on ERC1155, only one of which is an NFT. As with E RC20 tokens, there may be a number of different types of tokens (e.g. tokens with different properties), but only a few of them are EEC721, and they are all non-working tokens. [Sources: 4, 7]*
ERC721 is a set of rules that allows you to interact with other people's apps and contracts, but not with the blockchain of Ethereum itself. [Sources: 7]*
ERC721 is a free and open standard that describes how to build non-fungible and unique tokens on an EVM-compatible blockchain. ERC 721 tokens are unique in that there are no units, and most of them are "fungible" (indistinguishable), think rare, one - of - a - species, collectable, etc. [Sources: 7]*
Apart from being unique, ERC 721 tokens are commonly referred to as non-fungible, and therefore they are non-fungible tokens (NFTs). They are a kind of token without units, without fungibility, but a unique and unique token in the same class as other tokens. [Sources: 2, 7]*
The ERC 721 standard is an attempt to symbolize and create unique assets that can be transferred from one wallet to another. However, this can be slow and inefficient when multiple pieces of armor are transferred to a game for a particular character. This is where E RC 1155 comes in, as it can offer a unique digital NFT that allows you to transfer multiple pieces of armor in the same game without the need for multiple wallets. [Sources: 2]*
This is an improved version of the ERC 1155 standard proposed by the Enjin team, also known as the crypto-item standard. It will indeed be a platform on which tens of thousands of digital items and goods will be stored. The strength of an NFT is that each token is unique and cannot be confused with each other. There is no need to make Bitcoins interchangeable with one-to-one currencies. Is the E RC 721 really a token that is not only unique but also incompatible with other tokens? [Sources: 1, 7]*
As cryptocurrencies become synonymous with blockchains, the same technology can be used to store all kinds of digital objects. This opens the door to the digitisation of many different assets and marks a step in this direction. The current problem with ERC 721 is that if you want to symbolise 100,000 items, you have to use 100,000 separate smart contracts. [Sources: 5, 7]*
Consider how non-fungible tokens differ from traditional tokens and how they are likely to be treated for tax purposes. An NFT (Non-Fungibility Token) is a special cryptographic token that uses blockchain technology to link a unique digital asset that cannot be replicated. These are cryptographic tokens that represent something unique, such as a physical object or work of art. [Sources: 5, 8]*
Sources:
[0] : https://education.district0x.io/general-topics/understanding-ethereum
[1] : https://www.auctionity.com/beyond-cryptokitties-pushing-future-usages-of-erc-721-and-nft/
[2] : https://academy.ivanontech.com/blog/non-fungible-tokens-explaining-nfts-erc-721-and-erc-1155
[4] : https://decrypt.co/resources/erc721-what-is-it-guide-ehtereum-token
[5] : https://www.zenledger.io/blog/non-fungible-tokens-nfts-crypto-taxes
[6] : https://blog.komodoplatform.com/en/erc-721-token-standard/
[7] : https://docs.tomochain.com/developer-guide/tutorials/how-to-deploy-a-nft-token
[8] : https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/article/what-is-a-non-fungible-token-nft
This is a standard for instantiating multiple tokens in a single smart contract, and it means that creating new token types can be as simple as calling a function that adds a new ID to the pool of available tokens. In comparison, creating a newer token type in accordance with ERC standard 20-721 means changing the code and assigning a completely new contract to an address in the Ethereum blockchain. [Sources: 3]*
Smart contracts can be used in many ways, but one of the most popular features is that anyone can create a unique token, an ERC token, that exists and works on the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum also has a currency that is used to buy resources from the chain that it can use, and it is called ether (ETH). This currency can operate the platform without transaction fees as is known from the gas (gwei) sector, but the provision of a contract can cause enormous costs for gas and ETH, as data storage on a blockchain shared by the world is, of course, expensive. [Sources: 2, 3]*
The ERC is an acronym that stands for "Ethereum Request for Comment," indicating that the Etehreum chain can be understood as the standard at application level. [Sources: 2]*
This allows a single contract to contain a number of different types of tokens such as ether, ethereum, litecoin and ether. It can contain the Etehreum token, the Ethereum blockchain, as well as other Ethereum tokens and other tokens. [Sources: 2, 4]*
The standard interface allows to distinguish between the individual elements within the scope of a contract. In particular, the design of this interface offers the possibility to transfer several token types at once, e.g. game items. The token ID represents a new configurable token type that can have its own unique identifier, such as the Etehreum token or the Ethereum blockchain. [Sources: 4]*
ERC 1155 can be used as a commercial coin that functions as currency on various platforms such as Etehreum, ETC, Ethereum or the Ethereum blockchain. ERC-1155 and can use assets and items that represent Enjin's ecosystem of blockchains, games, etc. [Sources: 6]*
Another advantage of the ERC-1155 is that it allows the creation of smart contracts with more than one token in a single smart agreement, as opposed to E RC-20, where new contracts must be introduced for each token. There is no need for a multi-token standard to initiate more than one token in individual, smart agreements. It is suitable for projects where one of these tokens is referred to as a security or supply token or a smart contract, for example. [Sources: 0, 6]*
This way, developing a new token type can be as simple as calling a function that adds a brand - a new ID to the pool of available tokens. [Sources: 0]*
Because storing information on a blockchain shared with the world is, of course, costly, providing agreements can cost large amounts of gasoline (ETH) to use. Since operations must be recorded on the Ethereum network of more than 25,000 nodes, the ability to issue many tokens at once can minimize the amount of code required to emboss tokens, thereby reducing the total cost of gas. For comparison, we have created a way to edit the code and apply it to a large number of Ethereum nodes in a relatively short time. [Sources: 0, 5]*
The multi-token standard is also backwards compatible with ERC 721, so developers can add adapters that make the E RC 1155 token look like an Erc 20 token. The standard has been tested to ensure that it is not only compatible with the Ethereum protocol, but also with other Ethereum protocols such as Ethereum Classic, and developers who want to adopt it can do so without worrying about switching to another standard in the future. Positive news also came when Enjin launched its blockchain SDK for Unity on the Ethereum test network. [Sources: 5]*
The ERC 1155 token standard allows developers to use a single smart contract and then emboss new tokens in seconds. By embossing - that - you can continue to use one of your Smart Contracts forever, with an infinite number of tokens available for embossing. [Sources: 1]*
As the Ethereum ecosystem continues to grow, many Dapps rely on traditional databases, explorers, and API services to retrieve and categorize data. For example, Enjin has created a blockchain development platform that revolves around a single smart contract. The event logs broadcast by Smart Contracts will allow you to create accurate records of your current token balance. [Sources: 1, 3]*
A database explorer can listen to events and provide indexing, categorization of searches and other data - rich features. [Sources: 3]*
This can be done by a limited release through an additional interface to an external contract. A single contract can include a database explorer, an indexer, a search engine, and other data - extensive features and a data store. [Sources: 7, 8]*
It is also easy to describe and mix several tokens (e.g. coins, tokens and other tokens) in a contract. Trading with multiple tokens can be based on the standard and exempt from the need to approve individual token contracts separately. In addition to saving on transaction costs, you can also transfer multiple types of tokens at the same time without paying any additional fees. [Sources: 7]*
Sources:
[0] : https://www.bountyhub.io/bountyhub-news/erc-1155/
[1] : https://kriptomat.io/cryptocurrencies/tokens/what-is-an-nft/
[2] : https://www.nichemarket.co.za/blog/money-talks/ethereum-token-standards-guide
[3] : https://blog.enjincoin.io/erc-1155-the-final-token-standard-on-ethereum-a83fce9f5714
[4] : https://research.binance.com/en/analysis/tokenization
[5] : https://coinrivet.com/ethereum-adopts-erc-1155-as-an-official-standard/
[6] : https://boxmining.com/erc-1155/
[7] : https://yos.io/2019/04/14/erc-standards-you-should-know-about/
*These paragraphs are written by an AI writing software. It has not been edited and is raw from the software.


Karlie Zhao is an artist, coder, 3D animator. Her interests cover a range of interdisciplinary areas,
including film, 3D animation, generative art and programming-based creative practice.
She is currently studying at School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong.
Karli is a girl who dance day and night, a student, feminist, day-dreamer, bad-art maker, an enthusiast of existentialism and García Márquez,
a weak spirit that always thinking of doing something and runing away at the same time.
She loves reading, writing, art, making art, expressing, absorbing, observing the world.
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There are several possible certifications that you or your firm may hold: Annual Certificate of Holdings, Annual Certificate of Broker accounts, Quarterly Certificate of Transactions, and custom certifications that are specific to your firm’s needs. The compliance officer or system admin can set up certification and assign access to users or groups. This certification can be used in the rule builder. The access person must submit the required certifications; otherwise their transaction(s) will be failed or denied.
Click the Certification in the left navigation menu under Firm Policy and a new Certification Tab folder will be created in the right panel. There are 3 sub-Tab folders: Search Certification, Search Result Certification and Create New Certification.
Search Criteria
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Cert Id | This is the unique number for the certification entry in the system. |
| Name | Name of this certification entry. |
| Start Date | The start date when access person can start submit certification. |
| End Date | The end date when access person can start submit certification. |
| Cert Type | The type of the certification; it can be Holding, Broker Account, Transaction, Custom, etc. |
| Org Unit Code | The org unit this certification belongs to. |
| CreatedByDate | Date and Time when this entry was created. |
| CreatedByUser | User who created this entry. |
| ModifiedByDate | Last modified date and time. |
| ModifiedByUser | Last modified user. |
| AND | Select AND radio box if you want those criteria added together. |
| OR | Select OR radio box if you want to get the result if either of the criteria met |
The top part is the table which shows the list of the certification that meet the search criteria. The bottom part is the details, Assign To Users, and Assign to Groups of the selected entry. Each entry can have 0 to many Assign To Users and Assign to Groups. In the details tab, there is a certification-content sub-tab, holding the details contents of this certification.
Double Click the selected record in the table to modify this entry. A new tab folder “Update/Delete Certification” will be added, as shown below.
Update: – Make changes on the certification and save and switch back to the “Search result certification” Tab. Some of the fields in this form are read only, like Cert ID, created/modified user, and date.
Reset:– Reset the data to its initial value and discard all the changes.
Cancel:– Cancel this change and switch back to the “Search result certification” Tab.
and the user has submitted the certification, the certification can not be deleted.
User:– Open a popup window to assign/un-assign the certification to users.
Group:– Open a popup window to assign/un-assign the certification to groups.
Select the “Create New Certification” Tab to create a new entry.
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Cert Id | This is the unique system generated number. |
| Cert Type | The type of the certification; can be Holding, Broker Account, Transaction, Custom, etc. |
| Name | Name of this certification entry. |
| Start Date | The start date when access person can start submit certification. |
| End Date | The end date when access person can start submit certification. |
| From Date | For some certification; eg holding or transaction. It used to show those transactions within the from/to date. |
| To Date | For some certification; eg holding or transaction. It used to show those transactions within the from/to date. |
| Org Unit Code | The org unit this certification belongs to. |
| CreatedByDate | Date and Time when this certification entry was created. It is a read only field. |
| CreatedByUser | User who created this this certification entry. It is a read only field. |
| ModifiedByDate | Last modified date and time; It is a read only field. |
| ModifiedByUser | Last modified user; It is a read only field. |


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I’m currently using a variation of it on my personal website Made Mistakes with some modifications. To learn more about how to use the theme and install it check out the Skinny Bones demo (work in progress).


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