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Bill Belichick tops list of NFL’s most profitable coaches for bettors
by Todd DeweyCan picking NFL winners against the spread be as easy as blindly backing the league’s best coaches?
Based on a poll of Las Vegas bookmakers and numbers from Bet Labs that date to 2003, the simple answer appears to be yes.
We asked sportsbook directors Chris Andrews (South Point), Nick Bogdanovich (William Hill), Chuck Esposito (Sunset Station) and Jeff Stoneback (The Mirage) and Westgate vice president of risk Ed Salmons to list their top five active NFL coaches.
The unanimous No. 1 pick was Bill Belichick (Patriots). The consensus No. 2 choice was John Harbaugh (Ravens), No. 3 was Sean Payton (Saints), No. 4 was Andy Reid (Chiefs) and No. 5 was Pete Carroll (Seahawks).
Replace Harbaugh with Vikings coach Mike Zimmer on that list and that’s the order of the five most profitable active coaches since 2003.
1. Belichick is 160-98-8 ATS (62.2 percent) in the regular season. Based on a $100 bet on every game, Belichick backers would be up $5,776.
“Belichick is in a class by himself,” Salmons said. “It’s surprising the Patriots can be over .500 against the spread, because when you look at all these great teams, oddsmakers know they’re great and overprice them by so many points.
“It’s so hard to be over 50 percent, given all those circumstances.”
2. Zimmer didn’t earn any votes for top-five coach, but he’s the top earner besides Belichick, going 57-33-1 ATS (63.3 percent) for a profit of $2,079.
Harbaugh is one of seven active coaches to win a Super Bowl, joining Belichick, Payton, Carroll, Jon Gruden (Raiders), Mike Tomlin (Steelers) and Doug Pederson (Eagles).
But he’s barely above .500 ATS (90-88-8).
3. Payton is 111-88-3 ATS (55.8) for a profit of $1,937.
“Harbaugh and Payton put players in position to succeed instead of putting them in their system, and that’s what great coaches do,” Salmons said. “They do the most with what they have.
“Another thing most of these guys do, especially Harbaugh and Payton, is they go for so many fourth-and-3s and fourth-and-4s.
4. Reid hasn’t won a Super Bowl, but he’s 141-121-5 ATS with Philadelphia and Kansas City for a profit of $1,400.
“You have to put Andy Reid up there just for his development on the offensive side and what he did with a young Donovan McNabb and Patrick Mahomes,” Esposito said.
5. Carroll is 82-65-7 ATS for a profit of $1,374.
“Pete Carroll’s just amazing,” Salmons said. “A couple years ago, they got rid of half of their defense. But it didn’t matter. They just kept winning.”
The top five coaches who cover are a combined 551-405-24 ATS (57.6) for a profit of $12,556. They’re a combined 31-20 ATS this season.
— Other receiving votes were Tomlin (102-96-4 ATS), Gruden (54-65-3 ATS), Sean McVay (Rams, 25-20-1 ATS) and Frank Reich (Colts, 15-12-2 ATS).
— In Gruden’s defense, Bet Labs’ data doesn’t include the first five seasons of his coaching career, when he went 50-30 and guided Tampa Bay to the Super Bowl title.
No matter what happens the rest of this season, Salmons said Gruden should be named the NFL Coach of the Year for leading a young Raiders team to a 6-4 record despite dealing with the Antonio Brown drama in the preseason; the franchise’s impending move from Oakland to Las Vegas; and a brutal schedule in which they didn’t play a home game for almost two months.
“He was in a no-win situation,” Salmons said. “Probably half the teams in the league in that situation would go 2-14.”
— 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan (19-22-1 ATS) earned an honorable mention, and Esposito expects him and Reich to keep climbing the charts.
“You can make a case that the offense the Falcons had when they went to the Super Bowl and the offense the Eagles had when they won the Super Bowl, a big part of that was Kyle Shanahan and Frank Reich,” he said. “They’ve carried that over as head coaches, and I look for both of those guys to win Super Bowls as head coaches in their career.”
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NFL MONEY COACHES
Data from Bet Labs from 2003 through 2019 Week 11
Regular-season ATS records
(Win amounts based on $100 bet)
Coach, team, ATS record, money won
Bill Belichick, Patriots, 160-98-8, $5,776
Mike Zimmer, Vikings, 57-33-1, $2,079
Sean Payton, Saints, 111-88-3, $1,937
Andy Reid, Chiefs, Eagles, 141-121-5, $1,400
Pete Carroll, Seahawks, 82-65-7, $1,374


Smartcontract documentation for region
Regions are geographically centered locations where SEEDS Citizens may decide to base off their operations.
They are covered in the SEEDS Game Guide, **Regional Accounts**.
Regions are created using the `create` action, however it only becomes active as long as enough people `join` the Region.
Members can also choose to `leave` the Region.
The founder account may call `addrole` on member accounts for specifying their roles on the Regions.
Actions
- addrole / addrole Add a named `role` to a member of the Region.
- create / create Creates a new Region.
- join / join Allows people to join a Region.
- leave / leave This is called when one wants to leave a Region.
- leaverole / leaverole Allows the account owner to leave a Role.
- removerdc / removerdc The founder will invoke that to remove a Region, removing all members.
- removemember / removemember The founder removes a specific Region member.
- removerole / removerole The founder removes someone from a Role.
- reset / reset
- setfounder / setfounder This is called by the founder to change the founder of a Region.
Events
Tables
ABI Extensions
Structs
addrole
- region / name
- admin / name
- account / name
- role / name
config_float_table
- param / name
- value / float64
- description / string
- impact / name
config_table
- param / name
- value / uint64
- description / string
- impact / name
create
- founder / name
- rgnaccount / name
- description / string
- locationJson / string
- latitude / float32
- longitude / float32
- publicKey / string
delay_table
- account / name
- apply_vote_delay / bool
- joined_date_timestamp / uint64
harvest_balance_table
- region / name
- balance / asset
join
- region / name
- account / name
leave
- region / name
- account / name
leaverole
- region / name
- account / name
members_table
- region / name
- account / name
- joined_date / time_point
region_table
- id / name
- founder / name
- status / name
- description / string
- locationjson / string
- latitude / float32
- longitude / float32
- members_count / uint64
- created_at / time_point
removemember
- region / name
- admin / name
- account / name
removergn
removerole
- region / name
- admin / name
- account / name
reset
roles_table
- account / name
- role / name
- joined_date / time_point
setfounder
- region / name
- founder / name
- new_founder / name
size_table
- account / name
- balance / asset
user_table
- account / name
- status / name
- type / name
- nickname / string
- image / string
- story / string
- roles / string
- skills / string
- interests / string
- reputation / uint64
- timestamp / uint64


tools package¶
Submodules¶
tools.app_callbacks module¶
-
tools.app_callbacks.
delete_files
(files)¶ Delete selected files
- Parameters
files (list) – List fo files to delete
-
tools.app_callbacks.
download_files
(files)¶ Download selected files
- Parameters
files (list) – List fo files to download
-
tools.app_callbacks.
get_files_list
()¶ Get list of uploaded files
- Returns
List of files
- Return type
list
-
tools.app_callbacks.
get_screen_grab
()¶ Get dash html Img object of teleserver current screen
- Returns
Screen snapshot as dash component
- Return type
dash.development.base_component.ComponentMeta
-
tools.app_callbacks.
open_files
(files)¶ Open selected files
- Parameters
files (list) – Files to open
-
tools.app_callbacks.
save_file
(name, content)¶ Save file to the machine
- Parameters
name (str) – Name of the file
content (base64.bytes) – Content of the file
-
tools.app_callbacks.
upload
(uploaded_filenames, uploaded_file_contents)¶ Upload multiple files
- Parameters
uploaded_filenames (list) – Filenames of files
uploaded_file_contents (list) – Content of files
-
tools.app_callbacks.
uploaded_files
()¶ Get list of the files in teleserver upload directory
- Returns
List of files
- Return type
list
tools.secret_manager module¶
-
class
tools.secret_manager.
SecretManager
(secret_file='/var/lib/teleserver/secret.ini')¶ Bases:
object
Class for managing passwords to teleserver
-
create_service_principal
(name=None)¶ Create service principal token for automated login This token is designed to last for 1000 days and be used by bots to utilize teleserver API
- Parameters
name (str) – Name of service principal
- Returns
Generated token
- Return type
str
-
create_time_token
(data)¶ Create user time token This token is designed ot serve for short time to CLI user At first, SecretManager checks whether provided GUI credentials are correct and then generates token with time based on passed lease variables Data must contain: * user - GUI username * password - GUI password * lease_days - Number of days to lease token for * lease_hours - Number of hours to lease token for * lease_minutes - Number of minutes to lease token for * lease_seconds - Number of seconds to lease token for
- Parameters
data (dict) – Data with all variables specified
- Returns
Dictionary with message and return code of function.
When token is created it will be provided as token variable :rtype: dict
-
static
decrypt
(key, var)¶ Decrypt variable with a key :param key: key to decrypt :type key: str :param var: variable to decrypt :type var: str :return: decrypted variable :rtype: str
-
delete_credentails_for_user
(user)¶ Delete user credentials from database
- Parameters
user (str) – username
-
delete_time_token
(data)¶ Delete time token from secrets
- Parameters
data (dict) – Dictionary with key token_name to delete
- Returns
Operation status
- Return type
dict
-
static
encrypt
(key, var)¶ Encrypt variable with key :param key: Key to use to encrypt :type key: str :param var: Variable to encrypt :type var: str :return: Encrypted variable :rtype: str
-
get_credentials_for_GUI
()¶ Get list of credentials pair for GUI purposes
- Returns
Dictionary of user-password pair
- Return type
dict
-
static
get_current_secrets
(file_location)¶ Read secrets from specific location If there’s missing any section of secrets file then add it
- Parameters
file_location (str) – Location of secret file
- Returns
configparser with read secrets
- Return type
configparser.ConfigParser
-
get_secret_key
()¶ Return secret key to decode credentials
- Returns
Secret key
- Return type
str
-
save_secrets
()¶ Save current secrets to secret file
-
set_gui_credentials
(user, password)¶ Set user, password credentials in file
- Parameters
user (str) – username
password (str) – password
-
verify_credentials
(user, password)¶ Verify user, password credentials in file
- Parameters
user (str) – username
password (str) – password
- Returns
Result whether credentials are correct
- Return type
bool
-
tools.system_calls module¶
-
tools.system_calls.
close
()¶ Close web browser
-
tools.system_calls.
get_screen
()¶ Get current snapshot of machine’s screen
- Returns
Screen’s snapshot
- Return type
base64.bytes
-
tools.system_calls.
get_url_history
()¶ Get array of casted urls
- Returns
Array of urls
- Return type
array
-
tools.system_calls.
get_volume
()¶ Get current level of volume
- Returns
Volume level
- Return type
int
-
tools.system_calls.
mute
()¶ Mute the machine
-
tools.system_calls.
poweroff
()¶ Power off the machine
-
tools.system_calls.
reboot
()¶ Reboot the machine
-
tools.system_calls.
screenshot
()¶ Make a screenshot
-
tools.system_calls.
type_keyboard
(word)¶ Type specific word with spoofed keyboard
- Parameters
word – Word to enter
word – str
-
tools.system_calls.
url_history
(url)¶ Saves casted url in file
- Parameters
url (str) – Url to save
-
tools.system_calls.
url_parser
(url)¶ Parse url. If URL does not contain any of url schemas at the beginning then add https:// at the beginning.
- Parameters
url (str) – URL to parse
- Returns
Parsed URL
- Return type
str
-
tools.system_calls.
volume
(volume)¶ Set volume level on the machine
- Parameters
volume (int) – Volume level
-
tools.system_calls.
web_open
(url)¶ Open URL in web browser
- Parameters
url (str) – URL to open
-
tools.system_calls.
xdotool_key
(keys)¶ Call xdotool with specific keys
- Parameters
keys (str) – Keys to call


Korean certification reveals Samsung Galaxy A51 will pack a 4,000 mAh battery
by SagarThe Samsung Galaxy A51 is expected to arrive soon as it has already bagged certifications from the Wi-Fi Alliance and Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), and its support page also went live on the company's official Russian site.
The Galaxy A51 is rumored to ship with a 4,000 mAh battery, and while Samsung hasn't officially revealed any details about the A51 yet, a certification from the South Korean government's research institute reveals the smartphone will, indeed, pack a 4,000 mAh cell which is the same size as the Galaxy A50 and A50s' batteries.
The rest of the rumored specs include a 6.5" FHD+ punch-hole display, a 32MP selfie snapper, and a quad camera on the back comprising of a 48MP primary, 12MP ultrawide, 12MP telephoto and 5MP depth sensor modules.
The Galaxy A51 also passed through Geekbench confirming a few specs like an Exynos 9611 SoC, 4GB RAM, and Android 10.


Handling Logins
The example application includes a fairly simple login manager. It doesn't handle anything fancy, such as registering users, emailing passwords, or allowing users to reset their password. But it does provide a foundation to see how to create users, securely encrypt their passwords, and validate logins.
Application / Models / User.php
The model handles the heavy work of hashing the password, as well as validating the login.
Some sections of the file have been trimmed for brevity, and replaced with ellipsis.
43 • 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 • 70 • • • 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166var $validation = array( [...] 'password' => array( 'label' => 'Password', 'rules' => array('required', 'trim', 'min_length' => 3, 'max_length' => 40, 'encrypt'), 'type' => 'password' ), 'confirm_password' => array( 'label' => 'Confirm Password', 'rules' => array('required', 'encrypt', 'matches' => 'password', 'min_length' => 3, 'max_length' => 40), 'type' => 'password' ), [...] ); [...] /** * Login * * Authenticates a user for logging in. * * @access public * @return bool */ function login() { // backup username for invalid logins $uname = $this->username; // Create a temporary user object $u = new User(); // Get this users stored record via their username $u->where('username', $uname)->get(); // Give this user their stored salt $this->salt = $u->salt; // Validate and get this user by their property values, // this will see the 'encrypt' validation run, encrypting the password with the salt $this->validate()->get(); // If the username and encrypted password matched a record in the database, // this user object would be fully populated, complete with their ID. // If there was no matching record, this user would be completely cleared so their id would be empty. if ($this->exists()) { // Login succeeded return TRUE; } else { // Login failed, so set a custom error message $this->error_message('login', 'Username or password invalid'); // restore username for login field $this->username = $uname; return FALSE; } } // -------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Encrypt (prep) * * Encrypts this objects password with a random salt. * * @access private * @param string * @return void */ function _encrypt($field) { if (!empty($this->{$field})) { if (empty($this->salt)) { $this->salt = md5(uniqid(rand(), true)); } $this->{$field} = sha1($this->salt . $this->{$field}); } }
Application / Controllers / Login.php
The login controller simply renders out the login form (below). If the form was submitted, it attempts to process the login.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48function index() { $user = $this->login_manager->get_user(); if($user !== FALSE) { // already logged in, redirect to welcome page redirect('welcome'); } // Create a user to store the login validation $user = new User(); if($this->input->post('username') !== FALSE) { // A login was attempted, load the user data $user->from_array($_POST, array('username', 'password')); // get the result of the login request $login_redirect = $this->login_manager->process_login($user); if($login_redirect) { if($login_redirect === TRUE) { // if the result was simply TRUE, redirect to the welcome page. redirect('welcome'); } else { // otherwise, redirect to the stored page that was last accessed. redirect($login_redirect); } } } $user->load_extension('htmlform'); $this->output->enable_profiler(TRUE); $this->load->view('template_header', array('title' => 'Login', 'hide_nav' => TRUE)); $this->load->view('login', array('user' => $user)); $this->load->view('template_footer'); }
Application / Libraries / Login_Manager.php
The login_manager library was created to make it easier to prevent unchecked access to the website. By default, when it is loaded, it will redirect to the login page if there is no login. It also contains options to restrict the access based on the user's assigned group.
This snippet below shows the method used to validate the login. The session variable login_redirect was stored at an earlier time, if the user attempted to visit a page without being logged in (or, if the session had timed out).
59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84/** * process_login * Validates that a username and password are correct. * * @param object $user The user containing the login information. * @return FALSE if invalid, TRUE or a redirect string if valid. */ function process_login($user) { // attempt the login $success = $user->login(); if($success) { // store the userid if the login was successful $this->session->set_userdata('logged_in_id', $user->id); // store the user for this request $this->logged_in_user = $user; // if a redirect is necessary, return it. $redirect = $this->session->userdata('login_redirect'); if($redirect !== FALSE) { $success = $redirect; } } return $success; }
Application / Controllers / Bugs.php
Finally, to show how login_manager is used to prevent access for non-logged-in users, this is from the top of a controller.
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 • •class Bugs extends Controller { function __construct() { parent::__construct(); // prevent non-logged-in access $this->load->library('login_manager'); } [...]


We shall say that an n-digit number is pandigital if it makes use of all the digits 1 to n exactly once; for example, the 5-digit number, 15234, is 1 through 5 pandigital.
The product 7254 is unusual, as the identity, 39 × 186 = 7254, containing multiplicand, multiplier, and product is 1 through 9 pandigital.
Find the sum of all products whose multiplicand/multiplier/product identity can be written as a 1 through 9 pandigital.
Assume first multiplier takes $ i $ digits, second multiplier takes $ j $ digits, then product takes $ 9-i-j $ digits.
The minimum product is $ 10^{i+j-2} $, and maximum product is $ 10^{i+j} $, so we get $ i+j-2 \le 9-(i+j) \le i+j $, so $ i+j = 5 $.
Get all permutations of digits 1 through 9, and check if could get pandigital product.
from itertools import permutations
def get_number(p, slc):
return int(''.join(map(str, p[slc])))
get_number(range(1, 10), slice(0, 2))
get_number(range(1, 10), slice(5, 9))
def solve():
s = 0
pandigital_products = []
for p in permutations(range(1, 10), 9):
for i in [1, 2]:
if get_number(p, slice(5, 9)) not in pandigital_products and \
get_number(p, slice(0, i)) * get_number(p, slice(i, 5)) == get_number(p, slice(5, 9)):
pandigital_products.append(get_number(p, slice(5, 9)))
s += get_number(p, slice(5, 9))
return s, pandigital_products
solve()


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To be written: but there are seriously a lot of written material on the 'NET about mysql, this guide is for how to install the package in OpenBSD and some basic testing tools to verify everything is running.
Another great location for aids are:
[ref: Paul Dubois, MySQL, (Indiana, New Riders, 2000)]
Reference: mysql-server-4.0.18.tgz (port-package) OpenBSD 3.5Beta
Install the mysql package using pkg_add. The package installation will install the mysql binaries and create the default database by executing mysql_install_db. This includes initialising the data directory (--datadir=/var/mysql,) and Grant Tables for the 'root' user. The datadir is where the system-wide databases will be located. The Grant Tables is specify access privileges available. Together with creating the database directories/files the package will also chown/chmod the directories. Install the package with the standard method shown below:
| # pkg_add /[path-to-package]/mysql-server-4.0.18.tgz |
The package automatically creates the user '_mysql' (on my system with uid 502) and group '_mysql' (gid 502) which are used for running the sql server.
Somewhere in the life of mysql development, the libraries were moved from /usr/local/lib to their own directory /usr/local/lib/mysql. Because of this, we need to specify its location for the machine startup routines. We make these changes in rc.conf.local by modifying the reference to shlib_dirs:
Edit rc.conf.local and add the following line in Section 3:
| shlib_dirs="$shlib_dirs /usr/local/lib/mysql" # extra directories for ldconfig |
This will include the library directory to the original settings in rc.conf which is usually:
| shlib_dirs= # extra directories for ldconfig |
Priority 1: Set the root access password for the database, and before we can do that we need to temporarily start mysql.
| # /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe & # /usr/local/bin/mysqladmin -u root password new_password |
If you are on a live system a more secure way of changing the password is to log into the mysql interactive client program 'mysql' and create the password from within the client.
For example, after 'mysqld_safe &' do something like the below. (courtesy of http://www.revunix.tk/)
| # /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe & # /usr/local/bin/mysql -u root |
| Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g. Your MySQL connection id is 1 to server version: 4.0.20-log Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the buffer. |
| mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR root@localhost=PASSWORD('new_password'); |
| Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.07 sec) |
Reference: fstat(1)
Verify the server is running by using the 'fstat' in the following example:
| # fstat | grep "*:" | grep mysql |
| _mysql mysqld 22190 5* internet stream tcp 0xd0bc25a4 *:3306 |
Now we know through fstat that the mysql daemon (mysqld) is running with user privileges of _mysql and listening on port 3306. The [ | grep "*:" ] filters for processes that have an "internet stream" open. The [ | grep mysql ] further filters down to processes with the word mysql on the line.
One neat feature of the 'fstat' program is that the "*.nnnnn" indicates the port on which the processes is listening.
The displayed line is fstat(1):
| USER Command PID FD DOMAIN Socket_Type Socket_Flag Protocol_Numb:Protocol_Address |
| _mysql mysqld 22190 5* internet stream tcp 0xd0bc25a4 *:3306 |
Our first test for validating the installation is to access the MySQL database server and look at the server maintenance database 'mysql.' We log in to the system through mysql interactive interface to the server.
| # /usr/local/bin/mysql -u root -p |
| Enter password: mypassword <-- this will show as ********** Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g. Your MySQL connection id is 5 to server version: 4.0.18 Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the buffer. mysql> |
The mysql> prompt allows sql statements and MySQL commands to be entered. Most commands are completed by using the ";" semi-colon delimiter.
We check whether the initial database creation was successful (mysql, and test.) Use the show databases; command. The MySQL package should have successful created the system database 'mysql' and a sample database 'test'.
| mysql> show databases; |
| +----------+ | Database | +----------+ | mysql | | test | +----------+ |
We can check whether the mysql database has been installed by looking at the installed tables which should look like the below.
| mysql> use mysql; mysql> show tables; |
| +-----------------+ | Tables in mysql | +-----------------+ | columns_priv | | db | | func | | host | | tables_priv | | user | +-----------------+ |
The user table is the system wide table to record what users are allowed onto the system and with what privileges. By using the 'describe' command we can see a list of the table fields and data-types. In this table it shows us the different levels of privileges available on the MySQL server.
| mysql> describe user; |
| +-----------------+---------------+------+-----+---------+-------+ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | +-----------------+---------------+------+-----+---------+-------+ | Host | char(60) | | PRI | | | | User | char(16) | | PRI | | | | Password | char(16) | | | | | | Select_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Insert_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Update_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Delete_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Create_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Drop_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Reload_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Shutdown_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Process_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | File_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Grant_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | References_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Index_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | | Alter_priv | enum('N','Y') | | | N | | +-----------------+---------------+------+-----+---------+-------+ |
Grabbing a set of information from the user table lets us see who has been given access to the system. The machine I have mysql installed on is called iwill, and you should see a similar result to the select query on your machine. Note the "blank" users is used by mysql for 'anonymous' and at the beginning only --user=root has privileges to do anything on the system. Note that the password field is encrypted with a one-way encryption system similar to but not the unix crypt() function.
| mysql> select host, user, select_priv, grant_priv, password from user; |
| +-----------+------+-------------+------------+------------------+ | host | user | select_priv | grant_priv | password | +-----------+------+-------------+------------+------------------+ | localhost | root | Y | Y | 162eebfb6477e5d3 | | iwill | root | Y | Y | | | localhost | | N | N | | | iwill | | N | N | | +-----------+------+-------------+------------+------------------+ |
| mysql> quit |
To configure OpenBSD to automatically start mysql with every system start-up then you can edit the rc.conf.local file to modfiy the configuration and rc.local to take action when the configurations are set.
Edit: /etc/rc.conf.local file to include in Section 2 the following lines:
| mysql=YES |
Edit: /etc/rc.local
After the 'starting local daemons' and before the following echo '.', Insert the following instructions to the /etc/rc.local file:
| echo -n 'starting local daemons:' # [ ... stuff left out ... ] |
| if [ X"${mysql}" == X"YES" -a -x /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe ]; then echo -n " mysqld"; /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe --user=_mysql --log --open-files-limit=256 & for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do if [ -S /var/run/mysql/mysql.sock ]; then break else sleep 1 echo -n "." fi done # # Apache chroot Settings mkdir -p /var/www/var/run/mysql sleep 2 ln -f /var/run/mysql/mysql.sock /var/www/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock # # Postfix chroot Settings if [ "X${postfix_flags}" != X"NO" ]; then mkdir -p /var/spool/postfix/var/run/mysql sleep 2 ln -f /var/run/mysql/mysql.sock /var/spool/postfix/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock fi fi |
| # [ ... stuff left out ... ] echo '.' |
Now each restart of the machine will automatically check to see whether we have enabled mysql in the configuration file (rc.conf) and then start the mysql daemon. If we wish to disable mysql we can simply change mysql=YES to mysql=NO
Once you have the startup script working you can get rid of all the extraneous messages that mysql startup daemons makes by changing the mysqld_safe line to be something like the following:
| /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe --user=_mysql --log --open-files-limit=256 > /dev/null 3>&1 2>&1 & |
Since the above configuration is what I use on my test server, you may find that your needs require more open-files so in your situation (as I've been informed for others) you may need to increase the number of open files like: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&m=109842287618174&w=2
| /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe --user=_mysql --log --open-files-limit=1000 > /dev/null 3>&1 2>&1 & |
Note: /usr/local/share/mysql/mysql.server is a script for starting/stopping mysql daemon. The files are there with mysql-server-4.0.18 on OpenBSD 3.5 so your mileage may vary.
[ref: http://mailman.theapt.org/pipermail/openbsd-newbies/2005-February/002341.html]
The above rc.local updates work fine when you are running your chroot environments within the /var filesystem (ie. /var/www and /var/spool/postfix are not separate filesystems 'mounted' on /var/...)
From the manual ln(1)
By default, ln makes "hard" links. A hard link to a file is indistinguishable from the original directory entry; any changes to a file are effectively independent of the name used to reference the file. Hard links may not normally refer to directories and may not span file systems.
If you are using separate file systems for your chroot environment, instead of hard links to sockets there are a few alternatives.
| /usr/local/bin/mysqld_safe --user=_mysql --log --open-files-limit=1000 --socket=/var/www/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock > /dev/null 3>&1 2>&1 & |
Alternatively you can add something like the following to your /etc/my.cnf file:
To stop the MySQL server, a standard approach is to use the mysqladmin program as shown below:
# /usr/local/bin/mysqladmin shutdown
Of course you have to be logged in as a user with privileges to shutdown the server (as noted above in the the user table, field Shutdown_priv. Otherwise if you had root access you could shutdown the server through a 'kill'.
Security Notice: MySQL installs anonymous login access from the localhost with its default installation, you may or may not consider this a security issue. If you do consider it a problem then you can remove the anonymous access by using commands similar to that shown below:
| # /usr/local/bin/mysql -u root -p |
| Enter password: mypassword <-- this will show as ********** Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g. Your MySQL connection id is 6 to server version: 3.22.32 Type 'help' for help. |
| mysql > use mysql |
| Reading table information for completion of table and column names You can turn off this feature to get a quicker startup with -A |
| mysql > delete from user where user = ""; |
| Query OK, 2 rows affected (0.08 sec) |
mysql will search for user configurations in a file called ~/.my.cnf which has a simple format to let you specify settings we have been forced to manually type with each invocation (start) of msyql.
~/.my.cnf have the below settings which are user configurable.
| [client] host= user= password= socket= [mysqld] socket= |
In Unix, the mysql command line supports using a screen editor for modifying and creating queries. The 'edit' command in the MySQL command line calss the text editor of your choice (typically set with the EDITOR environment variable, probably vi on your OpenBSD.)
mysql> edit
If you make a mistake in keying in a command, then you can use the up-arrow to review your command, or you can type in edit to re-enter. edit remembers the previous command string you typed, so it is especially useful getting those large queries working.
[ref<EMAIL_ADDRESS>October 2001 archives]
[ref: /usr/ports/databases/mysql/patches/]
One problem that seems to be reported a lot on the mailing lists (and subsequently responded to) is that mysql at a large level of use begins to consume all available resources and locks up the system.
The answer for this problem OpenBSD 2.x and OpenBSD 3.0 have been well documented at http://www.hostbaby.com/misc/mysql-openbsd.html by Derek Sivers.
MySQL Home http://www.tcx.se
phpAdmin http://www.phpwizard.net/phpMyAdmin/
MySQL 5.x and OpenBSD 4.0: http://www.openbsdsupport.org/mysql.htm
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You are permitted and encouraged to use this guide for fun or for profit as you see fit. If you republish this work in what-ever form, it would be nice (though not enforceable) to be credited.
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Otherwise, this game is my own creation.
This game is copyrighted according to the MIT License.
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Beginnings And Ends - Teen Brigade 5
"HELP ME! O'NEILL!" Jo's frantic yell pierced through Jack's ears, but for
once, he did not react. It was like he did not hear her, but he did. Sam did
too. She was giggling away merrily. Giggling? When Jo had screamed for help?
Only in this scenario would that ever happen.
The play of SG-1's humble beginnings. Jo was acting as Skaara, whilst
Charlie was Daniel Jackson, tripping up and sneezing all over the place.
Some other members of the SGC were the team, while Jonas took on the role of
Apophis.
"Jaffa! Kree!" They dragged Jo away.
"Wow! You guys were great!" Sam giggled. Jack nodded, but smiled at Charlie
meaningfully. She gave him a hug.
"Daniel would be proud of you," he muttered. She smiled.
Suddenly, a small breeze blew through the corridor. Jack smiled again.
"Space monkey," he murmured. The breeze came back.
"Flyboy." Jack jumped.
"Danny?"
"The same. It's been a while, but I'm almost done." The wind blew itself
out, leaving a very anxious Jack with a confused family.
~xxx~
Weeks passed, as they do. Jack soon forgot that eventful evening, but
Charlie and Jo didn't. They'd heard Daniel too, and were excited. He was
almost done!
But soon, even the youngest and most excited of minds forgets. They did.
~xxx~
Jack sauntered into his office. He stood still at the door, a look of shock
on his face. It changed to a look of compassion as he grabbed his best
friend in a manly hug.
"Danny boy!" Daniel Jackson looked the same; ruffled hair, glasses and a
look of curiousness upon his delicate features. But he had changed on the
inside; smarter, no longer human, but essentially he was Daniel.
"Hey Jack. Miss me?"
"Ah, just a bit."
"Jack, I need to know. Who replaced me?"
"Jonas Quinn."
"Really?"
"Yeah. It was either him or a Russian. But enough about that. How are YOU?
Smarter?"
"Yes, Jack. A lot smarter."
"C'mon."
"Where're we going?"
"To meet the folks!"
"Ohmigod! Daniel!" Sam ran to hug him. They stood, Sam crying into his shoul
der.
"What's wrong?"
"Nothing! It's just... you are back!" She withdrew and the tears shone on her
face, but the smile beamed at him. Charlie walked in.
"Hey, guys." She was looking at the paper in her hand. "You will never guess
what I...." She stopped. "DANIEL!" Daniel grinned. Charlie was ecstatic. Jo
bounded in and fell over Charlie. She muttered a complaint.
"Ouch! Charlie, you..." She looked up at Daniel. "A little help here?" Daniel
pulled her up into a hug. She giggled.
"You're back."
"Ya think?"
It was pretty obvious that he was back...
"General, what are we going to do?" Sam paced his office. "I mean, now that
Daniel's back, there's seven of us in SG-1! It's too big for our team." She
stopped pacing and looked at the general for a response. He frowned.
"I see the problem, Major. Maybe we should put Jonas and the children into
their own team, but with the same responsibilities as SG-1."
"What, like an SG-1 and a half?"
"Yes. I like the name. Very appropriate!" Sam blushed.
"Thank you, sir."
"So lemme get this straight." Daniel sat down.  Yes?" Sam nodded.
"That's how the general envisaged it."
"No."
"No?"
"No, I'm not putting Jonas through that. Either he is kept on the team, or I
quit." Jack sighed. Jonas shook his head.
"I was always a replacement for you. You're back, so I'm not needed in the
team anymore." Daniel frowned.
"Yes, but I'm not staying." Silence.
"Not staying?" asked Jack. Daniel shook his head.
"I have to go back. I can visit, but only for a while. I'm going tomorrow."
"When exactly were you planning to tell us?"
"I wasn't, but."
"So you were just going to leave," exclaimed Sam. "Daniel, do you know what
being left behind is like?" Daniel bowed his head.
"Yes, Sam. I do. Shar'e left me behind."
"But we knew you were still alive. That's a lot worse." Sam walked out. This
is not good, thought Daniel. Jack stopped him from following.
"Just promise me," he said quietly, "that you'll watch over us and help us
when you can."
"Of course."
"Good. I'll sort Sam out." Jack left. Jonas coughed.
"So, what's it like being on a higher plane of existence?"
Daniel left without a ceremony; what was the point when he was coming back?
SG-1 sent him off on his travels with a cheery wave and few tears. Sam
apologized and wished him the best of luck. Charlie and Jo did a song and
dance spontaneously to say goodbye; they surprised even themselves! Jack
said little, but smiled wisely and chuckled a lot. Teal'c expressed his
gratitude for Daniel's wisdom, and Jonas thanked him for his notes that he'd
left behind. But all in all, Daniel left quietly.
He'd be back.
"JACK!" Jo screamed. Jack turned to see her disappear from view. He cursed
and followed the path that she'd been dragged down. Sam couldn't help; she'd
been too busy fighting the Jaffa trying to engulf the Stargate.
But in the tunnel, Jack stopped. A swirly blue light had filled the tunnel
and headed in the direction of Jo. Jack grinned. Moments later, it emerged
with Jo, who was smiling.
"Thanks, Space Monkey."
Fin.
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Palace Ultimo 2019 Lookbook
Featuring winter-ready parkas and a range of camouflage pieces.
by Jack StanleyFollowing on from the final drop of its Winter 2019 collection, London’s Palace has returned with the lookbook for its Ultimo 2019 collection. The capsule features a number of classic Palace touches, including eye-catching outerwear and referential graphics.
Stand-out themes from the Ultimo 2019 collection include camouflage, which features in a number of different formats, as well as cold weather-ready pieces such as fleeces, tonal scarves and lightweight puffa jackets. Elsewhere, key items include denim with red stitch detailing, repeated “P” logo hoodies and camo parkas.
Take a first look at the collection in the Letty Schmiterlow-shot lookbook — featuring Palace skaters Lucien Clarke and Dino Da Silva — in the gallery above. The first pieces from the collection will release online and in-store at 11AM on November 29, before releasing in-store and online in Japan a day later.
In other fashion news, GRIND magazine recently spotlighted STÜSSY’s holiday 2019 collection.


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Kannur panchayat calls for stringent action against drug abuse
Awareness campaign to be conducted
by Staff ReporterThe District panchayat has demanded stringent measures to curb the sale of intoxicants to students.
In a meeting held at the District Panchayat hall, the members demanded that a case be booked under Sections 77 and 78 of the Juvenile Justice Act for imprisonment for up to seven years if one is found guilty of selling or using intoxicating substances.
District Panchayat President K.V. Sumesh said that a meeting would be convened with the District Police Chief and the public prosecutor to discuss the issue. Stringent action was necessary at a time when suicides and mental stress were on the rise among children, he said.
There was a need for social engagement on the subject, Mr. Sumesh observed. He said that as part of the project, a two-month-long awareness campaign would be conducted. The programme would kick off on December 4 with the Anti-Doping Assembly in schools.
New committee
Mr. Sumesh said that a committee comprising members of the District Panchayat, grama panchayat presidents, ward members, sub inspectors of police, headmasters, parents and political party representatives to tackle the problem.
Campaigns against the use of intoxicants would be held in December and an extensive drive in January, he said.


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Enumeration members
ABSOLUTE_FOCUS
ABSOLUTE_FOCUS: = 8233
AFTERSHOCK
AFTERSHOCK: = 8439
APPROACH_VELOCITY
APPROACH_VELOCITY: = 8410
ARCANE_COMET
ARCANE_COMET: = 8229
AbsoluteFocus
AbsoluteFocus: = 8233
Aftershock
Aftershock: = 8439
ApproachVelocity
ApproachVelocity: = 8410
ArcaneComet
ArcaneComet: = 8229
BISCUIT_DELIVERY
BISCUIT_DELIVERY: = 8345
BONE_PLATING
BONE_PLATING: = 8473
BiscuitDelivery
BiscuitDelivery: = 8345
BonePlating
BonePlating: = 8473
CELERITY
CELERITY: = 8234
CHEAP_SHOT
CHEAP_SHOT: = 8126
CONDITIONING
CONDITIONING: = 8429
CONQUEROR
CONQUEROR: = 8010
COSMIC_INSIGHT
COSMIC_INSIGHT: = 8347
COUP_DE_GRACE
COUP_DE_GRACE: = 8014
CUT_DOWN
CUT_DOWN: = 8017
Celerity
Celerity: = 8234
CheapShot
CheapShot: = 8126
Conditioning
Conditioning: = 8429
Conqueror
Conqueror: = 8010
CosmicInsight
CosmicInsight: = 8347
CoupDeGrace
CoupDeGrace: = 8014
DARK_HARVEST
DARK_HARVEST: = 8128
DEMOLISH
DEMOLISH: = 8446
DarkHarvest
DarkHarvest: = 8128
Demolish
Demolish: = 8446
ELECTROCUTE
ELECTROCUTE: = 8112
EYEBALL_COLLECTION
EYEBALL_COLLECTION: = 8138
Electrocute
Electrocute: = 8112
EyeballCollection
EyeballCollection: = 8138
FLEET_FOOTWORK
FLEET_FOOTWORK: = 8021
FONT_OF_LIFE
FONT_OF_LIFE: = 8463
FUTURES_MARKET
FUTURES_MARKET: = 8321
FleetFootwork
FleetFootwork: = 8021
FontOfLife
FontOfLife: = 8463
FuturesMarket
FuturesMarket: = 8321
GATHERING_STORM
GATHERING_STORM: = 8236
GHOST_PORO
GHOST_PORO: = 8120
GLACIAL_AUGMENT
GLACIAL_AUGMENT: = 8351
GRASP_OF_THE_UNDYING
GRASP_OF_THE_UNDYING: = 8437
GUARDIAN
GUARDIAN: = 8465
GatheringStorm
GatheringStorm: = 8236
GhostPoro
GhostPoro: = 8120
GlacialAugment
GlacialAugment: = 8351
GraspOfTheUndying
GraspOfTheUndying: = 8437
Guardian
Guardian: = 8465
HAIL_OF_BLADES
HAIL_OF_BLADES: = 9923
HEXTECH_FLASHTRAPTION
HEXTECH_FLASHTRAPTION: = 8306
HailOfBlades
HailOfBlades: = 9923
HextechFlashtraption
HextechFlashtraption: = 8306
INGENIOUS_HUNTER
INGENIOUS_HUNTER: = 8134
IngeniousHunter
IngeniousHunter: = 8134
LAST_STAND
LAST_STAND: = 8299
LEGEND_ALACRITY
LEGEND_ALACRITY: = 9104
LEGEND_BLOODLINE
LEGEND_BLOODLINE: = 9103
LEGEND_TENACITY
LEGEND_TENACITY: = 9105
LETHAL_TEMPO
LETHAL_TEMPO: = 8008
LastStand
LastStand: = 8299
LegendAlacrity
LegendAlacrity: = 9104
LegendBloodline
LegendBloodline: = 9103
LegendTenacity
LegendTenacity: = 9105
LethalTempo
LethalTempo: = 8008
MAGICAL_FOOTWEAR
MAGICAL_FOOTWEAR: = 8304
MANAFLOW_BAND
MANAFLOW_BAND: = 8226
MASTER_KEY
MASTER_KEY: = 8358
MINION_DEMATERIALIZER
MINION_DEMATERIALIZER: = 8316
MagicalFootwear
MagicalFootwear: = 8304
ManaflowBand
ManaflowBand: = 8226
MasterKey
MasterKey: = 8358
MinionDematerializer
MinionDematerializer: = 8316
NIMBUS_CLOAK
NIMBUS_CLOAK: = 8275
NULLIFYING_ORB
NULLIFYING_ORB: = 8224
NimbusCloak
NimbusCloak: = 8275
NullifyingOrb
NullifyingOrb: = 8224
OVERGROWTH
OVERGROWTH: = 8451
OVERHEAL
OVERHEAL: = 9101
Overgrowth
Overgrowth: = 8451
Overheal
Overheal: = 9101
PERFECT_TIMING
PERFECT_TIMING: = 8313
PHASE_RUSH
PHASE_RUSH: = 8230
PREDATOR
PREDATOR: = 8124
PRESENCE_OF_MIND
PRESENCE_OF_MIND: = 8009
PRESS_THE_ATTACK
PRESS_THE_ATTACK: = 8005
PerfectTiming
PerfectTiming: = 8313
PhaseRush
PhaseRush: = 8230
Predator
Predator: = 8124
PresenceOfMind
PresenceOfMind: = 8009
PressTheAttack
PressTheAttack: = 8005
RAVENOUS_HUNTER
RAVENOUS_HUNTER: = 8135
RELENTLESS_HUNTER
RELENTLESS_HUNTER: = 8105
REVITALIZE
REVITALIZE: = 8453
RavenousHunter
RavenousHunter: = 8135
RelentlessHunter
RelentlessHunter: = 8105
Revitalize
Revitalize: = 8453
SECOND_WIND
SECOND_WIND: = 8444
SHIELD_BASH
SHIELD_BASH: = 8401
SUDDEN_IMPACT
SUDDEN_IMPACT: = 8143
SUMMON_AERY
SUMMON_AERY: = 8214
SecondWind
SecondWind: = 8444
ShieldBash
ShieldBash: = 8401
SuddenImpact
SuddenImpact: = 8143
SummonAery
SummonAery: = 8214
TASTE_OF_BLOOD
TASTE_OF_BLOOD: = 8139
TIME_WARP_TONIC
TIME_WARP_TONIC: = 8352
TRANSCENDENCE
TRANSCENDENCE: = 8210
TasteOfBlood
TasteOfBlood: = 8139
TimeWarpTonic
TimeWarpTonic: = 8352
Transcendence
Transcendence: = 8210
ULTIMATE_HUNTER
ULTIMATE_HUNTER: = 8106
UNFLINCHING
UNFLINCHING: = 8242
UNSEALED_SPELLBOOK
UNSEALED_SPELLBOOK: = 8360
UltimateHunter
UltimateHunter: = 8106
Unflinching
Unflinching: = 8242
UnsealedSpellbook
UnsealedSpellbook: = 8360
WATERWALKING
WATERWALKING: = 8232
Waterwalking
Waterwalking: = 8232
ZOMBIE_WARD
ZOMBIE_WARD: = 8136
ZombieWard
ZombieWard: = 8136


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Add-ers
Functions that add information to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject
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addArchRThreads()
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Add a globally-applied number of threads to use for parallel computing. |
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addBgdPeaks()
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Add Background Peaks to an ArchRProject |
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addCNVMatrix()
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Add a CNV matrix to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject |
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addCellColData()
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Add information to cellColData in an ArchRProject |
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addClusters()
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Add cluster information to an ArchRProject |
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addCoAccessibility()
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Add Peak Co-Accessibility to an ArchRProject |
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addDemuxletResults()
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Add Demuxlet Results to ArchR Project |
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addDeviationsMatrix()
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Add a matrix of deviations for a given peakAnnotation to Arrow Files in ArchRProject |
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addDoubletScores()
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Add Doublet Scores to a collection of Arrow files or an ArchRProject |
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addEmbedding()
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Add an embedding of a reduced dimensions object to an ArchRProject |
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addFeatureMatrix()
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Add a feature matrix to an ArchRProject or a set of ArrowFiles |
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addGeneScoreMatrix()
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Add GeneScoreMatrix to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject |
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addGroupCoverages()
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Add Group Coverages to an ArchRProject object |
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addImputeWeights()
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Add Imputation Weights to an ArchRProject |
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addIterativeLSI()
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Add an Iterative LSI-based dimensionality reduction to an ArchRProject |
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addMotifAnnotations()
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Add motif annotations to an ArchRProject |
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addPeakAnnotations()
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Add peak annotations to an ArchRProject |
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addPeakMatrix()
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Add a Peak Matrix to the ArrowFiles of an ArchRProject |
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addPeakSet()
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Add a peak set to an ArchRProject |
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addProjectSummary()
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Add projectSummary to an ArchRProject |
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addReproduciblePeakSet()
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Add a Reproducible Peak Set to an ArchRProject |
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addSampleColData()
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Add information to sampleColData in an ArchRProject |
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addSeqLengthsGR()
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Adds seqlength information to the seqnames of a Genomic Ranges object |
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addTileMatrix()
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Add TileMatrix to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject |
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addTrajectory()
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Add a Supervised Trajectory to an ArchR Project |
Get-ers
Functions that get information from ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject
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getArchRThreads()
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Get globally-applied number of threads to use for parallel computing. |
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getArrowFiles()
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Get ArrowFiles from an ArchRProject |
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getBgdPeaks()
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Get Background Peaks from an ArchRProject |
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getBlacklist()
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Get the blacklist from an ArchRProject |
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getCellColData()
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Get cellColData from an ArchRProject |
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getCellNames()
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Get cellNames from an ArchRProject |
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getChromLengths()
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Get chromLengths from ArchRProject |
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getChromSizes()
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Get chromSizes from ArchRProject |
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getEmbedding()
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Get embedding information stored in an ArchRProject |
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getExons()
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Get the exons from an ArchRProject |
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getFeatures()
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Get the features that could be selected from a given data matrix within an ArchRProject |
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getFragmentsFromArrow()
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Get the fragments from an ArrowFile |
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getGeneAnnotation()
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Get geneAnnotation from an ArchRProject |
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getGenes()
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Get the genes from an ArchRProject |
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getGenome()
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Get the genome used by an ArchRProject |
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getGenomeAnnotation()
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Get the genomeAnnotation from an ArchRProject |
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getImputeWeights()
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Get Imputation Weights from ArchRProject |
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getInputFiles()
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Get Input Files from paths to create arrows |
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getMatches()
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Get peak annotation matches from an ArchRProject |
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getMatrixFromArrow()
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Get a data matrix stored in an ArrowFile |
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getOutputDirectory()
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Get outputDirectory from an ArchRProject |
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getPeakAnnotation()
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Get peakAnnotation from an ArchRProject |
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getPeakSet()
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Get the peak set from an ArchRProject |
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getPositions()
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Get peak annotation positions from an ArchRProject |
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getProjectSummary()
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Get projectSummary from an ArchRProject |
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getReducedDims()
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Get dimensionality reduction information stored in an ArchRProject |
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getSampleColData()
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Get sampleColData from an ArchRProject |
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getSampleNames()
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Get the sample names from an ArchRProject |
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getTSS()
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Get the transcription start sites of all genes in an ArchRProject |
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getTrajectory()
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Get Supervised Trajectory from an ArchR Project |
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getTutorialData()
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Get Relevant Data For ArchR Tutorials |
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getValidBarcodes()
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Get Valid Barcodes from 10x Cell Ranger output to pre-filter barcodes |
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getVarDeviations()
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Get Variable Deviations across cells in ArchRProject. |
GRanges manipulation
Functions to manipulate GRanges objects
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ArchRPalettes
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List of color palettes that can be used in plots |
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ArchRProject()
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Create ArchRProject from ArrowFiles |
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ArchRRegionTrack()
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Plot an ArchR Region Track |
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addArchRThreads()
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Add a globally-applied number of threads to use for parallel computing. |
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addBgdPeaks()
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Add Background Peaks to an ArchRProject |
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addCNVMatrix()
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Add a CNV matrix to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject |
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addCellColData()
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Add information to cellColData in an ArchRProject |
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addClusters()
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Add cluster information to an ArchRProject |
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addCoAccessibility()
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Add Peak Co-Accessibility to an ArchRProject |
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addDemuxletResults()
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Add Demuxlet Results to ArchR Project |
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addDeviationsMatrix()
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Add a matrix of deviations for a given peakAnnotation to Arrow Files in ArchRProject |
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addDoubletScores()
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Add Doublet Scores to a collection of Arrow files or an ArchRProject |
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addEmbedding()
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Add an embedding of a reduced dimensions object to an ArchRProject |
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addFeatureMatrix()
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Add a feature matrix to an ArchRProject or a set of ArrowFiles |
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addGeneScoreMatrix()
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Add GeneScoreMatrix to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject |
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addGroupCoverages()
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Add Group Coverages to an ArchRProject object |
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addImputeWeights()
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Add Imputation Weights to an ArchRProject |
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addIterativeLSI()
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Add an Iterative LSI-based dimensionality reduction to an ArchRProject |
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addMotifAnnotations()
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Add motif annotations to an ArchRProject |
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addPeakAnnotations()
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Add peak annotations to an ArchRProject |
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addPeakMatrix()
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Add a Peak Matrix to the ArrowFiles of an ArchRProject |
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addPeakSet()
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Add a peak set to an ArchRProject |
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addProjectSummary()
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Add projectSummary to an ArchRProject |
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addReproduciblePeakSet()
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Add a Reproducible Peak Set to an ArchRProject |
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addSampleColData()
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Add information to sampleColData in an ArchRProject |
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addSeqLengthsGR()
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Adds seqlength information to the seqnames of a Genomic Ranges object |
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addTileMatrix()
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Add TileMatrix to ArrowFiles or an ArchRProject |
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addTrajectory()
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Add a Supervised Trajectory to an ArchR Project |
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constructGR()
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Construct a Genomic Ranges object taking into account strandedness |
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createArrowFiles()
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Create Arrow Files |
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createGeneAnnnotation()
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Create a gene annotation object for ArchR |
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createGenomeAnnotation()
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Create a genome annotation object for ArchR |
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enrichHeatmap()
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Heatmap of Peak Annotation Hypergeometric Enrichment in Marker Peaks. |
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extendGR()
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Extend regions from a Genomic Ranges object |
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filterCells()
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Filter cells in an ArchRProject |
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filterChrGR()
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Filters unwanted seqlevels from a Genomic Ranges object or similar object |
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filterDoublets()
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Filter Doublets From an ArchRProject |
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filterPlot()
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Filter plot for cells in an ArchRProject |
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findMacs2()
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Find the installed location of the MACS2 executable |
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getArchRThreads()
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Get globally-applied number of threads to use for parallel computing. |
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getArrowFiles()
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Get ArrowFiles from an ArchRProject |
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getBgdPeaks()
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Get Background Peaks from an ArchRProject |
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getBlacklist()
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Get the blacklist from an ArchRProject |
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getCellColData()
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Get cellColData from an ArchRProject |
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getCellNames()
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Get cellNames from an ArchRProject |
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getChromLengths()
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Get chromLengths from ArchRProject |
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getChromSizes()
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Get chromSizes from ArchRProject |
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getEmbedding()
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Get embedding information stored in an ArchRProject |
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getExons()
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Get the exons from an ArchRProject |
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getFeatures()
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Get the features that could be selected from a given data matrix within an ArchRProject |
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getFragmentsFromArrow()
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Get the fragments from an ArrowFile |
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getGeneAnnotation()
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Get geneAnnotation from an ArchRProject |
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getGenes()
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Get the genes from an ArchRProject |
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getGenome()
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Get the genome used by an ArchRProject |
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getGenomeAnnotation()
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Get the genomeAnnotation from an ArchRProject |
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getImputeWeights()
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Get Imputation Weights from ArchRProject |
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getInputFiles()
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Get Input Files from paths to create arrows |
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getMatches()
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Get peak annotation matches from an ArchRProject |
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getMatrixFromArrow()
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Get a data matrix stored in an ArrowFile |
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getOutputDirectory()
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Get outputDirectory from an ArchRProject |
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getPeakAnnotation()
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Get peakAnnotation from an ArchRProject |
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getPeakSet()
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Get the peak set from an ArchRProject |
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getPositions()
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Get peak annotation positions from an ArchRProject |
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getProjectSummary()
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Get projectSummary from an ArchRProject |
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getReducedDims()
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Get dimensionality reduction information stored in an ArchRProject |
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getSampleColData()
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Get sampleColData from an ArchRProject |
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getSampleNames()
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Get the sample names from an ArchRProject |
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getTSS()
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Get the transcription start sites of all genes in an ArchRProject |
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getTrajectory()
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Get Supervised Trajectory from an ArchR Project |
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getTutorialData()
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Get Relevant Data For ArchR Tutorials |
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getValidBarcodes()
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Get Valid Barcodes from 10x Cell Ranger output to pre-filter barcodes |
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getVarDeviations()
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Get Variable Deviations across cells in ArchRProject. |
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ggAlignPlots()
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Align ggplot plots vertically or horizontally |
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ggHex()
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A ggplot-based Hexplot wrapper function summary of points in a standardized manner |
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ggOneToOne()
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A ggplot-based one-to-one dot plot wrapper function |
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ggPoint()
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A ggplot-based dot plot wrapper function |
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ggViolin()
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A ggplot-based violin plot wrapper function |
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`%bcin%`
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Generic matching function for S4Vector objects |
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`%bcni%`
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Negated matching function for S4Vector objects |
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`%ni%`
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Negated Value Matching |
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loadArchRProject()
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Load Previous ArchRProject into R |
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markerFeatures()
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Identify Marker Features for each cell grouping |
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markerGR()
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Identify Marker Feature Ranges |
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markerHeatmap()
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Plot a Heatmap of Identified Marker Features |
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markerPlot()
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Plot Differential Markers |
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mergeGR()
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Merge genomic regions within a single Genomic Ranges object |
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nCells()
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Get the number of cells from an ArchRProject/ArrowFile |
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nOverlapGR()
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Identify the number of bases that overlap two Genomic Ranges objects |
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nonOverlappingGR()
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Retreive a non-overlapping set of regions from a Genomic Ranges object |
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overlapsManyGR()
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Overlap with many genomic regions. |
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paletteContinuous()
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Continuous Color Palette |
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paletteDiscrete()
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Optimized discrete color palette generation |
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peakAnnoEnrichment()
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Peak Annotation Hypergeometric Enrichment in Marker Peaks. |
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plotEmbedding()
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Visualize an Embedding from ArchR Project |
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plotFootprints()
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Plot footprints for an ArchRProject |
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plotGroups()
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Visualize Groups from ArchR Project |
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plotPDF()
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Plot PDF in outputDirectory of an ArchRProject |
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plotTrajectory()
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Visualize a Trajectory from ArchR Project |
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saveArchRProject()
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Save ArchRProject for Later Usage |
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shuffleGR()
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Randomly shuffle a Genomic Ranges object |
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subsetSeqnamesGR()
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Subset a Genomic Ranges object by the provided seqnames |
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theme_ArchR()
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ggplot2 default theme for ArchR |
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trajectoryHeatmap()
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Plot a Heatmap of Features across a Trajectory |
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validBSgenome()
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Get/Validate BSgenome |


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Ashwini Kumar
Lead Data & Machine Learning , Swiggy
Hello there!
I am Ashwini Kumar, a Lead Data & Machine Learning Engineer as well as Manager at Swiggy, India’s largest and most valuable online food ordering and delivery platform. I am part of the data-science product team where in we develop data science model deplyment and maintanence platform easy and reliable also always ready to dirty my hands in raw data for mdoel building like fraud detection,Delivert Time predictions and How delivery executives are utilised in the system with pay correction
Manage solutioning with team of intelligence for large-scale machine learning models based on logistic regression, boosting, L2R, DNN and BERT to accurately sprinkle personalization on top of tens of millions of daily visits in real-time. I also work closely with the platform team to build new features (recently: tensorflow serving) and in the design and solutioning of platform’s capabilities.
My research interests are divided into multi-phases, first at the intersection of databases and ML (pre-modeling phase) to accelerate data exploration, data preprocessing and feature engineering and second, at the intersection of systems and ML (post-modeling phase) to serve models at low-latencies in high-throughput environment.
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| Nov 1, 2019 | Promoted to Lead/Manager Data and Machine Learning ! |
| Mar 17, 2020 | Our work on deploying deep learning models at scale at Swiggy using Tensorflow Serving is out of beta (primary contributor) |


Silly Book Covers
Sterotype Threat
08/14/15
I get it, judging a book by it’s cover. It’s a way that people deal with the world around them. I don’t think that it’s wrong to stereotype when meeting new people as long as these remain as first impressions. I firmly believe in image and identity; we dress and act the way that we want to be seen in the world. Whether or not we like it, we all have negative astigmatisms associated to us either culturally, racially or otherwise but I believe that the problem rises when people hold others to those assumptions and without the possibility of change.
There is a lot of un-just in the world we live in and I’ve definitely had my share. I don’t generally express my political opinions but since we’re on this topic, I’d like to share my views on racism against my Asian culture. Yes you heard right, black people are not the only ones who experience stereotype threats. Let’s not forget that Asians were brought to America as slaves as well. Our race was also denied jobs etc and yet we pulled ourselves together and started ground up creating a new industry for ourselves as restaurateurs. We even bonded together after that and formed alliances to help others learn the skill of cooking American Chinese food which lead spread all across the country.
What I see these days is that other minority groups always complain about racism and yet Asians are forgotten, and especially under-represented in the media. Look at all the actors, you can count the number of Asians in the industry. Just because we excel with hard work doesn’t mean that we have no prejudice against us. Look, we don't sit around pointing fingers and complaining that we have a bad hand.
Think about it; til next week. Feels good to get that off my chest :)


Low level design in Processing and OpenGL
As part of my Computer Graphics class, we were given the assignment to create an animated scene using only functions for drawing spheres, cubes, and cylinders. Using transformations of these simple shapes, I was able to create the fish in the scene using low level coding in Java and OpenGL. The tailfins are rotated around the base as calucalted by a time dependent frame function. The coral was created by instantiation of groupings of spheres in rings, coral structures, and then coral groupings. The clip below is from a larger scene in which the fish itself moved throughout the coral and the camera moved to follow its motion.


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Name: Armothy
Status: Dead
Species: unknown
Type: Self-aware arm
Gender: Male
OriginName: Post-Apocalyptic Earth
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LocationName: Post-Apocalyptic Earth
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Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/23']
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Created: 2017-11-05T08:54:29.343Z