PDFError
public struct PDFError : Error, Hashable
Undocumented
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var code: Int32
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let arrayCountError: PDFError
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Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let arrayItemNotFound: PDFError
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Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let arrayItemUnexpectedType: PDFError
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Data length > HPDF_LIMIT_MAX_STRING_LEN.
Declaration
Swift
public static let binaryLengthError: PDFError
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Cannot get pallet data from PNG image.
Declaration
Swift
public static let cannotGetPallet: PDFError
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Dictionary elements > HPDF_LIMIT_MAX_DICT_ELEMENT
Declaration
Swift
public static let dictionaryCountError: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let dictionaryItemNotFound: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let dictionaryItemUnexpectedType: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let dictionaryStreamLengthNotFound: PDFError
-
PDFDocument.setEncryptionMode(to:)
orPDFDocument.setPermissions(to:)
called before password set.Declaration
Swift
public static let documentEncryptionDictionaryNotFound: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let documentInvalidObject: PDFError
-
Tried to re-register a registered font.
Declaration
Swift
public static let duplicateRegistration: PDFError
-
Cannot register a character to the Japanese word wrap characters list.
Declaration
Swift
public static let exceedJWWCodeNumberLimit: PDFError
-
- Tried to set the owner password to NULL.
- Owner and user password are the same.
Declaration
Swift
public static let encryptionInvalidPassword: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let unknownClass: PDFError
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Memory allocation failed.
Declaration
Swift
public static let failedToAllocateMemory: PDFError
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File processing failed. (Detailed code is set.)
Declaration
Swift
public static let fileIOError: PDFError
-
Cannot open a file. (Detailed code is set.)
Declaration
Swift
public static let fileOpenError: PDFError
-
Tried to load a font that has been registered.
Declaration
Swift
public static let fontExists: PDFError
-
- Font-file format is invalid.
- Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let fontInvalidWidthsTable: PDFError
-
Cannot recognize header of afm file.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidAFMHeader: PDFError
-
Specified annotation handle is invalid.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidAnnotation: PDFError
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Bit-per-component of a image which was set as mask-image is invalid.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidBitPerComponent: PDFError
-
Cannot recognize char-matrics-data of afm file.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidCharMatricsData: PDFError
-
- Invalid color_space parameter of HPDF_LoadRawImage.
- Color-space of a image which was set as mask-image is invalid.
- Invoked function invalid in present color-space.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidColorSpace: PDFError
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Invalid value set when invoking HPDF_SetCommpressionMode().
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidCompressionMode: PDFError
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An invalid date-time value was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidDateTime: PDFError
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An invalid destination handle was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidDestination: PDFError
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An invalid document handle was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidDocument: PDFError
-
Function invalid in the present state was invoked.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidDocumentState: PDFError
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An invalid encoder handle was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidEncoder: PDFError
-
Combination between font and encoder is wrong.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidEncoderType: PDFError
-
An Invalid encoding name is specified.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidEncodingName: PDFError
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Encryption key length is invalid.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidEncryptionKeyLength: PDFError
-
- An invalid font handle was set.
- Unsupported font format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidFontdefData: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidFontdefType: PDFError
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Font with the specified name is not found.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidFontName: PDFError
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Unsupported image format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidImage: PDFError
-
Unsupported image format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidJPEGData: PDFError
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Cannot read a postscript-name from an afm file.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidNData: PDFError
-
- An invalid object is set.
- Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidObject: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidObjectID: PDFError
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Invoked HPDF_Image_SetColorMask() against the image-object which was set a mask-image.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidOperation: PDFError
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An invalid outline-handle was specified.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidOutline: PDFError
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An invalid page-handle was specified.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidPage: PDFError
-
An invalid pages-handle was specified. (internal error)
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidPages: PDFError
-
An invalid value is set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidParameter: PDFError
-
Invalid PNG image format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidPNGImage: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidStream: PDFError
-
Internal error.
_FILE_NAME
entry for delayed loading is missing.Declaration
Swift
public static let missingFileNameEntry: PDFError
-
Invalid .TTC file format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidTTCFile: PDFError
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Index parameter > number of included fonts.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidTTCIndex: PDFError
-
Cannot read a width-data from an afm file.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidWXData: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let itemNotFound: PDFError
-
Error returned from PNGLIB while loading image.
Declaration
Swift
public static let libpngError: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let nameInvalidValue: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let nameOutOfRange: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidParametersCount: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pagesMissingKidsEntry: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageCannotFindObject: PDFError
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Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let cannotGetRootPages: PDFError
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There are no graphics-states to be restored.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageCannotRestoreGState: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageCannotSetParent: PDFError
-
The current font is not set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageFontNotFound: PDFError
-
An invalid font-handle was specified.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidFont: PDFError
-
An invalid font-size was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidFontSize: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidGMode: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidIndex: PDFError
-
Specified value is not multiple of 90.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidRotateValue: PDFError
-
An invalid page-size was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidSize: PDFError
-
An invalid image-handle was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidXObject: PDFError
-
The specified value is out of range.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageOutOfRange: PDFError
-
The specified value is out of range.
Declaration
Swift
public static let realOutOfRange: PDFError
-
Unexpected EOF marker was detected.
Declaration
Swift
public static let streamEOF: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let streamReadlnContinue: PDFError
-
The length of the text is too long.
Declaration
Swift
public static let stringOutOfRange: PDFError
-
Function not executed because of other errors.
Declaration
Swift
public static let thisFunctionWasSkipped: PDFError
-
Font cannot be embedded. (license restriction)
Declaration
Swift
public static let ttfCannotEmbedFont: PDFError
-
Unsupported ttf format. (cannot find unicode cmap)
Declaration
Swift
public static let ttfInvalidCMap: PDFError
-
Unsupported ttf format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let ttfInvalidFormat: PDFError
-
Unsupported ttf format. (cannot find a necessary table)
Declaration
Swift
public static let ttfMissingTable: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let unsupportedFontType: PDFError
-
- Library not configured to use PNGLIB.
- Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let unsupportedFunction: PDFError
-
Unsupported JPEG format.
Declaration
Swift
public static let usupportedJPEGFormat: PDFError
-
Failed to parse .PFB file.
Declaration
Swift
public static let unsupportedType1Font: PDFError
-
Internal error. Data consistency was lost.
Declaration
Swift
public static let xrefCountError: PDFError
-
Error while executing ZLIB function.
Declaration
Swift
public static let zlibError: PDFError
-
An invalid page index was passed.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidPageIndex: PDFError
-
An invalid URI was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidURI: PDFError
-
An invalid page-layout was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageLayoutOutOfRange: PDFError
-
An invalid page-mode was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageModeOutOfRange: PDFError
-
An invalid page-num-style was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageNumberStyleOutOfRange: PDFError
-
An invalid icon was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let annotationInvalidIcon: PDFError
-
An invalid border-style was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let annotationInvalidBorderStyle: PDFError
-
An invalid page-direction was set.
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidDirection: PDFError
-
An invalid font-handle was specified.
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidFont: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInsufficientSpace: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidDisplayTime: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let pageInvalidTransitionTime: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidPageSlideshowType: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let extGStateOutOfRange: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidExtGState: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let extGStateReadOnly: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidU3DData: PDFError
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let nameCannotGetNames: PDFError
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let invalidICCComponentNumber: PDFError
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var description: String { get }


Ray Tracer
1/21/17
Fixing the Normals
Many of the problems I faced dealt with the normals. I think I had a problem with normals with every single geometry that we were given (square, cube, sphere, triangle).
I think that the blue color is a result from multiplying the normal from object space to world space. As I later learned, this transformation isn't 1:1 like transforming the ray (scale does not preserve the normal). We want to invert the scale and to do this I just multiplied the normal by the Inverse Transpose Matrix. This will preserve the rotation as well as invert the scale.
Wrong Normal
Correct Normal
1/26/17
More Normals...
The sphere is almost there. There's a very small error. Very small. I was stuck on this problem for quite some time (not including the day I didn't work because of a fever).
To see if a ray intersects with a sphere, use of the quadratic formula is needed. There's a tune that accompanies the quadratic formula that goes by "Pop Goes the Weasel" that I learned way back in probably middle school. I'm not going to lie, I would sing the song in my head to remember this formula. But I didn't do it this time for whatever reason. I forgot to divide everything by 2a.
Even the first time when the sphere wouldn't show up, it was an issue with the intersection test. I didn't solve my b
correctly. I guess the third time will be a charm.
The lesson learned is: Always check your equation.
Cornell Normals
Wrong Normal
Correct Normal
Cornell Normals (wrong)
1/20/17
Section


You may ask: “Why is meeting people the most important part of learning about a career? Why can’t I just read about careers and find jobs online?”
The “practical” reason: 80% of jobs go to people that employers know personally or through a 3rd party. This is the “hidden job market.” Employees look to people they know first, and to an online job applicant last. Meet people to discover opportunities.
The deeper reason: The people you will meet already have the experience to tell you what skills and expertise you need to develop, and whether or not this career is a good fit for you. But they need to get to know you by meeting face-to-face. Then you can start building skills for careers that fit you, a process that takes a lot of time. Start meeting people as early as possible in your training.
—Albert Chen, PhD
Cellular and Molecular Biology Graduate Program
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Informational Interviewing
An informational interview is a great way to reach out to someone who works in an industry that you're interested in learning more about. Think of it as an informational conversation. The goal is to learn about the person's career path, the industry, and/or the corporate culture of a potential future workplace. In turn, the person can share his or her insights and make connections for you if possible. How do I set up an informational interview?
Cold Email
- Use your LinkedIn network, members in professional organizations, or connections from friends of friends
- "Hi, I'm currently a graduate student at ____. I am studying ____ and am really interested in ____. I am exploring non-academic career options and I'd love to hear more about what you do. If you are not too busy, I hope we can find a time to chat, via phone or in person."
- 20-minute phone call or a 30-minute meeting is a reasonable request
- Mention how you found them: If connected through someone you know- mention it!
- Keep the email short
- Email subject is important: Include who you are & what you do
- Emory PhD student requesting information
- Request for career informational interview
- Meeting request: Referred by [mutual acquaintance] for career advice
Professional Associations & Societies
Professional societies are not just for conferences and newsletters. Once you've joined and paid your dues, you have access to the member directory, job boards, professional development services, leadership opportunities within the organization, and ability to apply for special awards like travel grants. You can leverage them in your career development by taking advantage of:
- Networking opportunities
- Job boards and professional development services
- Leadership and volunteer experiences
Career & Job Search Sites
Join their newsletters/emails lists/job alerts. Don't forget to also check out job boards on the Professional Association websites, too!
- http://jobs.sciencecareers.org/
- https://www.dropoutclub.org/jobs/list/
- http://www.biospace.com
- http://jobs.fiercebiotech.com/
- http://www.phdproject.org/resources/academic-job-sites/
- http://www.jobhero.com/academic-career-guide
- https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/phd-jobs
- www.ventureloop.com
- http://www.glassdoor.com
- www.higheredjobs.com
- http://ncbcjobs.ncbiotech.org
- https://jobs.newscientist.com/
- http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/science/jobs
- http://www.jobs-to-careers.com
- http://careers.faseb.org
- http://www.chooseatl.com/opportunities/bioscience
- http://www.womeninbio.org/jobs
- http://careerhq.pmi.org/
Georgia's Bioscience Industry
Georgia Bio is Georgia’s Trade Organization: “Georgia Bio's mission is to advance the growth of Georgia’s life sciences industry and foster strategic partnerships that can create a healthier world. To accomplish this mission, GaBio conducts business and economic development activities; advocates on behalf of the industry on public policy matters; educates the public about the benefits of life sciences research and product development; and provides a network for the exchange of ideas, information and opportunities.”
- For Students and Postdocs, they have an Emerging Leaders Network (ELN) that hosts events and provides career and professional development opportunities, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to become a member for free and be added to their email list
- Check out info on Georgia’s BioScience Industry with list of companies at the bottom of the site
- Interesting data report on Georgia’s growth: The Value of Bioscience Innovation in Growing Jobs and Improving Quality of Life 2016


Compiler is a software which converts a program written in high level language (Source Language) to low level language (Object/Target/Machine Language).
Cross Compiler that runs on a machine ‘A’ and produces a code for another machine ‘B’. It is capable of creating code for a platform other than the one on which the compiler is running.
Source-to-source Compiler or transcompiler or transpiler is a compiler that translates source code written in one programming language into source code of another programming language.
Language processing systems (using Compiler) –
We know a computer is a logical assembly of Software and Hardware. The hardware knows a language, that is hard for us to grasp, consequently we tend to write programs in high-level language, that is much less complicated for us to comprehend and maintain in thoughts. Now these programs go through a series of transformation so that they can readily be used machines. This is where language procedure systems come handy.
High Level Language – If a program contains #define or #include directives such as #include or #define it is called HLL. They are closer to humans but far from machines. These (#) tags are called pre-processor directives. They direct the pre-processor about what to do.
Pre-Processor – The pre-processor removes all the #include directives by including the files called file inclusion and all the #define directives using macro expansion. It performs file inclusion, augmentation, macro-processing etc.
Assembly Language – Its neither in binary form nor high level. It is an intermediate state that is a combination of machine instructions and some other useful data needed for execution.
Assembler – For every platform (Hardware + OS) we will have a assembler. They are not universal since for each platform we have one. The output of assembler is called object file. Its translates assembly language to machine code.
Interpreter – An interpreter converts high level language into low level machine language, just like a compiler. But they are different in the way they read the input. The Compiler in one go reads the inputs, does the processing and executes the source code whereas the interpreter does the same line by line. Compiler scans the entire program and translates it as a whole into machine code whereas an interpreter translates the program one statement at a time. Interpreted programs are usually slower with respect to compiled ones.
Relocatable Machine Code – It can be loaded at any point and can be run. The address within the program will be in such a way that it will cooperate for the program movement.
Loader/Linker – It converts the relocatable code into absolute code and tries to run the program resulting in a running program or an error message (or sometimes both can happen). Linker loads a variety of object files into a single file to make it executable. Then loader loads it in memory and executes it.
The software architecture of a compiler is quite general. A large variety of applications can be modelled after a compiler (or some part thereof). Simulators, debuggers, program analysis tools, editors, IDEs, RDBMSs, browsers, OS shells, have some significant elements of language processing in them.
The compiler is implemented in 3 phases:
• The first phase is a compiler for a very simple (assignments-only) language, that we called 'A'. The goal was to learn how to use our tools (parser and grammar) and write a code generator.
• The second phase is a compiler for a language which had conditionals (basic blocks) called 'B'.
• The third phase is a compiler for a safe subset of C.
Numerous leading companies that offer various job positions in Compiler Design are Compiler Architect, Compiler/ Senior Compiler – Architecture, Software Engineer - Compiler Development and Code Generation, Principal Engineer AI infra and compiler design, Technical Architect Compiler Technology, Senior Software Engineer Compilers, Compiler, Computer Science, Design home tutor and many roles too.
SSA is being used more and more
generalizes basic block optimization to extended basic blocks
leads to performance improvements
Partial redundancy elimination is being used more, and as we’ve seen it is used in the Intel reference compiler.
Partial redundancy and SSA are being combined
Parallelization’s and vectorization are being integrated into production compilers
Data-dependence testing, data-cache optimization and software pipelining will advance significantly
The most active research area in scalar compilation will be optimization.
Other Trends
More and more work will be shifted from hardware to compilers
More advanced hardware will be available
Higher order programming languages will be used
Memory management will be simpler
Modularity facilities
Assembly programming will hardly be used
Dynamic (run-time) compilation will become more significant.
• The first step is to have a good CS background - potentially, the more the better, but at least to have completed a BSc Honors degree. There is actually some justification for this, in that compilers (generally, language translators) and the associated techniques (lexing, parsing) are well studied fundamentals of computer science.
• I believe that substantial industrial (including open source) compiler development would of course mitigate a lack of academic credentials - but depends largely on the background of the candidate. Note that compiler development here would also cover interpreters and related tools for parsing.
• A general competence in software engineering is needed. Domain knowledge of applications needing good compilers (e.g. scientific computation, game development) or experience of assembly language programming above and beyond a general programming background in a high level language is also a plus. Expert level knowledge of the language the compiler implements is also a plus
• I believe that you at least need formal education in language theory, especially type theory, formal semantics and computability theory. These areas would be difficult to learn outside of an academic setting. For the most part, compiler construction per se is a subject a smart dev can learn the basics on his or her own. However, if you want to work on cutting edge compilers that use extensive semantic analysis and instrumentation for security and optimization, you would probably need at least a master's thesis in this area.
• Now-a-days, tools like Flex, YACC and several similar tools had made the compiler construction much simpler. If you want approach it like a hobby since it fascinates you, then these tools will help you and you would be able to build a decent compiler front-end in a month.
• Dragon Book is one of the all-time favorite books for anyone who wants to self-taught the compiler construction. And as you move on you move on spend some time reading the open source compiler codes.


Who am I?
Bruno P. Kinoshita
@kinow
- Software Engineer, NIWA, New Zealand
- PMC / Committer of Apache Jena, Apache OpenNLP, Apache Commons
- Contributor of other ASF projects, Jenkins, TestLink, BioUno, GoogleTest, ...
- Java, Groovy, Python, PHP, Shell, JavaScript, Linux, drawing :-)
- Software engineering, bioinformatics, fuzzy logic, text processing, GIS, semantic web, NLP, SciArt
Agenda
- What is IIIF ?
- Who is using it ?
- Standards in the framework
- Existing implementations
- Demo
What is IIIF ?
Or Triple-Eye-Eff
- Group of standards for sharing and reusing images
- Can serve high resolution images
- Metadata enriched images
- Annotations
- Searching
- Proposed in 2011, published in 2012, by
- British Library, Stanford University, Bodleian Libraries from Oxford, the Bibliothèque nationale de France, Nasjonalbiblioteket Norway, Los Alamos National Laboratory Research Library, and Cornell University
- One participant institution in New Zealand
- http://iiif.io — @iiif_io — https://github.com/iiif
Some benefits of using IIIF
- Rich zoom, manipulation of size scale, region of interest, rotation, quality, format
- Cite, annotate, share (not just give away) with RESTful API's, JSON-LD
- Authentication through SSO systems
- Avoid vendor lock-in, reduce of long term costs
- Combine content from across repositories
- Global community
Can you guess ?
Yup
Libraries
- Universities
- (Ohio, St. Louis, Stanford, Dublin, Edinburgh, Tokyo, Toronto, Yale, Sao Paulo, ...)
- Museums
- (Vatican, British, Carnegie, Cooper Hewitt, Harvard Art, ...)
- Companies, institutes, foundations
- (Zegami, text&bytes, TextGrid, synapctica solutions, Sirma Group, digirati, ITHAKA, Wellcome Foundation, Max Planck Institutes, Luna imaging, Klokan Technologies, Internet Archive, Europeana, Getty, 4Science, Luna Imaging, ...)
- Libraries too!
- (DPLA, biblissima, France, Sweden, NZ, British, Kyoto, Leiden, Library of Congress, Israel, Poland, Scotland, Wales, Virginia, World Digital Library, ...)
Standards in the framework
Image API
- Provides an image delivery API
- V 1.0 Aug/2012, V2.0 Sep/2014, current version 2.1.1 Jun/2017
- Specifies a web service to serve images through HTTP or HTTPS
- URI specifies region, size, rotation, quality, format
- Can provide technical information about the image for clients
Example
- URI Syntax
- {scheme}://{server}{/prefix}/{identifier}/{region}/{size}/{rotation}/{quality}.{format}
- Original
- https://PRINCETON/loris/pudl0001....jp2/full/655,/0/default.jpg
- Rotated 33 degrees clockwise, smaller region, and converted to PNG:
- https://PRINCETON/loris/pudl0001....jp2/0,100,1000,1000/655,/33/default.png
-
Example
Image Information request
- {scheme}://{server}{/prefix}/{identifier}/info.json
- https://PRINCETON/loris/pudl0001....jp2/info.json
Presentation API
- Provides information for clients to present image data to human users
- V 1.0 Aug/2013, V2.0 Sep/2014, current version 2.1.1 Jun/2017
- Allows to present an image, a painting, two sides of a photography, pages of a book, ...
- Adopts principles of Linked Data and Architecture of the Web, as well as Shared Canvas data model and JSON-LD
Example
- Recommended URI Syntax
- {scheme}://{host}/{prefix}/{identifier}/manifest
- Example from Biblissima
- http://BIBLISSIMA/manifests/ark:/12148/btv...485j/manifest.json
Example
Content Search API
- Complements Image and Presentation API's
- V 1.0 Jun/2016 (with revisions)
- Allows working with dimensions, image information, and GIS
- Possible to use a DB, files, SPARQL Endpoint, search server, etc, as long as you can produce JSON-LD
- Example use cases: searching OCR text, transcribed context, translations, commentaries, metadata, etc
Authentication API
- Describes workflows to interact with arbitrary third party protocols
- V 1.0 (current) Jan/2017
- Talks about HTTPS, SSL, access tokens, cookies, headers,
Authentication API
http://iiif.io/api/auth/1.0/#access-token-service
Audio/Visual (WIP)
- Its objetive is to go beyond images, and support audio and videos
- Still work-in-progress
Existing implementations
- Image servers
- Cantaloupe (Java, U. of Illinois/NCSA OS License)
- Loris (Python, BSD-2)
- IIPImage (C++, GPL)
- go-iiif (Go, BSD-3)
- ...
- Image viewers
- Universal Viewer (JS, MIT)
- OpenSeaDragon (JS, BSD-3)
- Mirador (JS, AL)
- Leaflet-IIIF (JS, MIT)
- IIIFViewer (JS, BSD-2)
- ...
Existing implementations
- Annotation servers
- SimpleAnnotationServer (Java, AL)
- ...
- Annotation stores
- Apache Jena (Java, AL)
- Eclipse RDF4J/Sesame (Java, EDL)
- Stanford Triannon (Ruby, AL)
- Harvard Catcha (Groovy, AL?)
- ...
Existing implementations
- And much, much more
- Image server shims
- Image API libraries
- Image tools
- Presentation API libraries
- Presentation API shims
- Presentation manifest tools
- Content search API's
- Validators
- ...
♥ Open Source
OSS contributions while preparing this presentation
- Cantaloupe IIIF Image Server
- IIIF
Acknowledgements
- Ioannis Moutsatsos (@ioannismou), Diego del Yerro, and Gaspar Zaragoza for their feedback
- NIWA (@niwa_nz)
- NeSI (@nesi_nz)
- SciCo 2017 organisers, sponsors, participants
- Images were created for the presentation, or downloaded from iiif.io


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Like many, I have a love/hate relationship with Siri. When she doesn’t work, I start twitching. However, when she does work, she is an invaluable addition. In my life, this manifests itself most powerfully in the area of task management.
As I’ve written about before, I love Toodledo for its powerful, yet streamlined take on the GTD method. That said, its iOS app has left me wanting for some time. Inconsistent syncing, a funky/confusing layout, and lacking polish all hurt the user experience.
I recently started using Todo 7 by Appigo as a replacement. For the most part, it makes up for the native Toodledo app’s shortcomings. That said, one choice by Appigo stings: they decided to make “Siri syncing” – the process by which a user can ask Siri to create an iOS Reminder and have that reminder synced to Todo – a paid-for feature in their Todo Cloud product. The native Toodledo app does this by default.
Given that I often say, “Siri, remind me to…” while driving, being able to synchronize iOS Reminders with my todo app is a must. At the same time, although I am not one to begrudge a freemium model, I can’t justify paying for Todo’s cloud service when Siri integration is the only thing I need.
TL;DR
With some IFTTT wizardry, it is possible to synchronize Siri reminders with Appigo Todo without having to use Appigo’s paid-for service.
The Setup
What is an enterprising young developer to do? Will Siri fade into the background as part of my workflow? Will I be doomed to remember stuff in my head (a big no-no for GTD practitioners) while driving?
Fear not, folks. For this particular trick, we’ll make use IFTTT.
(If you’ve never heard of IFTTT – a service that links various apps together in a if-this-happens-then-do-this structure – the easiest way to learn is to head to their website and start browsing).
The recipe is simple: if a new iOS Reminder gets added (via Siri in my case, but really, manual entry works, too), create a Toodledo task. Simple, elegant, beautiful.
To prove that it works (or perhaps to appease Siri, wherever she is), allow me a quick demonstration.
First, we ask Siri to remind me to write a new blog post.
Within seconds, I check Toodledo and find my newly created task.
Final Thoughts?
With this new tie between Reminders and Toodledo, Siri isn’t the only beneficiary. In another workflow that is supremely beneficial, I have a Drafts action that sends a list of items to Reminders. Now, those items are automatically synced to Toodledo.
Users should note that this workflow still works nicely even when not using Todo 7. The regular Toodledo app requires you to open it before it syncs any items from Reminders. Although understandable, this is inefficient for me; all to often, I’ve missed todos because they never synced (and they never synced because I went too long with the app closed).
Finally, I don’t begrudge Appigo for restricting Siri integration to Todo Cloud; in fact, I urge you to look at the product and buy it if it fits your needs. If Siri integration is all you’re lacking, however, this is a nice way to do it.


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A design system really shines when you can take the designs and turning them into components
Many design systems use React. But why? And what is React anyway?
React is an open source JavaScript framework used specifically to allow front-end developers to create reusable components.
Created by Facebook in 2013, it has gained popularity in recent years and is the underlying technology running the front end of Facebook, Instagram, Netflix and many other heavily used websites
import React from 'react';
function Button(props) {
return (
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}
The React components all live together in one Github repository (I'll talk about Github later)
To be able to reuse these components elsewhere, we need to bundle them up into a package (or library). The most popular tool to do this is a JavaScript package manager called npm
Developers can use npm to do a number of things, including
We can also use npm to create a reusable npm package. This will take all of the React components and bundle them up into a single reusable package.
Once the npm package has been created, we can copy it to any website and use these React components.
So when does the npm package get created?...
Github is used to store the React component code and (crucially) to build a new npm package every time something changes
Once Github Actions has finished creating a package, it's ready to be reused. So what now?
Remember the package.json file that defines it's dependencies? That's how we use the component library!
Once you have included the component library, you can use the React components in your website
What does a React website look like?
When you visit the previous page, the server translates each React component into the related HTML, substituting the attributes where appropriate
However, the previous example is also hardcoded - someone has created the page by hand. How do we connect this to a CMS?
There are two ways to use React with a CMS
Headless relies on a React website making API calls to a CMS to get the relevant data to build content
Static uses the React components and CMS content to build a static HTML site
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These quickstarts will run in both the JBoss AS 7 or JBoss EAP 6 environments. Check the README.md file in each quickstart folder for more details and specific instructions.
If you want to run the quickstarts in JBoss EAP, we recommend using the JBoss EAP zip. This version chooses the exact dependencies used in EAP and ensures you test and compile against your runtime environment.
These are the quickstarts for JBoss AS 7 and JBoss EAP 6. You will find detailed tutorials in the various guides at https://docs.jboss.org/author/display/AS7
Quickstarts with tutorials in the Getting Started Developing Applications Guide are noted with two asterisks ( ** ) following the quickstart name.
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- kitchensink converted to use JSPkitchensink-ear
- kitchensink as an EAR archivelog4jdemo
- JBoss Modules, Class loading, loggingnumberguess
** - CDI + JSFservlet-async
- CDI + Asynchronous Servlet + Asynchronous EJB servlet-filterlistener
- Servlet Filter and ListenerTo run these quickstarts with the provided build scripts, you will need the following:
Maven 3.0.0 or newer, to build and deploy the examples
If you have Maven installed, you can check the version by running this command in a shell prompt:
mvn --version
The JBoss AS 7 distribution zip or the JBoss EAP 6 distribution zip
You can also deploy the quickstarts from Eclipse using JBoss tools. For more information on how to set up Maven and the JBoss tools, refer to the Getting Started Developing Applications Guide.
If you are using the JBoss AS 7 Quickstart distribution, the community artifacts are available in the Maven central repository so no additional configuration is needed.
If you are using the JBoss EAP 6 distribution, you will need to download and configure the Maven repository.
Download the JBoss EAP 6 Maven repository distribution zip and unzip it into a directory of your choice.
Modify the example-settings.xml file located in the root of your quickstarts folder. Replace all instances of 'path/to/jboss-eap/repo' within '<url>file:///path/to/jboss-eap/repo</url>' with the fully qualified path to the Maven repository you unzipped in the previous step.
When you run Maven commands, you will need to append '-s PathToQuickstarts/example-settings.xml' to the command, for example:
mvn jboss-as:deploy -s PathToQuickstarts/example-settings.xml
If you do not want to specify the alternate path for your user settings on every Maven command, you can configure your user settings as follows:
To build and deploy a quickstart, in most cases you will do the following:
Start the JBoss application server.
In a shell prompt, navigate to the root of the quickstart you want to run.
Type the following:
For AS 7 and EAP 6 configured with the Maven user settings, type:
mvn package jboss-as:deploy
For EAP 6 that is not configured with Maven user settings, type:
mvn package jboss-as:deploy -s PathToQuickstarts/example-settings.xml
See the README file in the individual quickstart folder for specific information on how to run and access the example.


Generic string parser class
This is an abstract class for any type of string parser.
Located in /stringparser.class.php (line 66)
| Class | Description |
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| StringParser_BBCode | BB code string parser class |
Characters currently allowed
Note that this will only be evaluated in loop mode; in search mode this would ruin every performance increase. Note that only single characters are permitted here, no strings. Please also note that in loop mode, StringParser::_charactersSearch is evaluated before this variable.
If in strict mode, parsing is stopped if a character that is not allowed is encountered. If not in strict mode, the character is simply ignored.
Characters or strings to look for
Current position in raw text
Length of the text
String parser mode
There are two possible modes: searchmode and loop mode. In loop mode every single character is looked at in a loop and it is then decided what action to take. This is the most straight-forward approach to string parsing but due to the nature of PHP as a scripting language, it can also cost performance. In search mode the class posseses a list of relevant characters for parsing and uses the strpos function to search for the next relevant character. The search mode will be faster than the loop mode in most circumstances but it is also more difficult to implement. The subclass that does the string parsing itself will define which mode it will implement.
Flag if this object is already parsing a text
This flag is to prevent recursive calls to the parse() function that would cause very nasty things.
Postfilters
Prefilters
Recently reparsed?
Root node
Parse stack
Current parser status
Raw text
Add a filter
Remove all filters
This function parses the text
Abstract method Append text depending on current status
Append text to last text child of current top parser stack node
Apply postfilters
It is possible to specify postfilters for the parser to do some manipulating of the string afterwards.
Apply prefilters
It is possible to specify prefilters for the parser to do some manipulating of the string beforehand.
Abstract method: Close remaining blocks
Abstract method: Handle status
Abstract method: Manipulate the tree
Abstract method: Output tree
Adds a node to the current parse stack
Restart parsing after current block
To achieve this the current top stack object is removed from the tree. Then the current item
Abstract method: Set a specific status
Detects a string at the current position
Searches StringParser::_text for every needle that is
specified by using the strpos function. It returns an associative array with the key
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| 057:027 Khan | : |
Then, We sent after them, Our Messengers, and We sent 'Iesa (Jesus) - son of Maryam (Mary), and gave him the Injeel (Gospel). And We ordained in the hearts of those who followed him, compassion and mercy. But the Monasticism which they invented for themselves, We did not prescribe for them, but (they sought it) only to please Allah therewith, but that they did not observe it with the right observance. So We gave those among them who believed, their (due) reward, but many of them are Fasiqun (rebellious, disobedient to Allah). |
| 057:027 Maulana | : |
Then We made Our messengers to follow in their footsteps, and We made Jesus son of Mary to follow, and We gave him the Gospel. And We put compassion and mercy in the hearts of those who followed him. And (as for) monkery they innovated it -- We did not prescribe it to them -- only to seek Allah's pleasure, but they did not observe it with its due observance. So We gave those of them who believed their reward, but most of them are transgressors. |
| 057:027 Pickthal | : |
Then We caused Our messengers to follow in their footsteps; and We caused Jesus, son of Mary, to follow, and gave him the Gospel, and placed compassion and mercy in the hearts of those who followed him. But monasticism they invented - We ordained it not for them - only seeking Allah's pleasure, and they observed it not with right observance. So We give those of them who believe their reward, but many of them are evil-livers. |
| 057:027 Rashad | : |
Subsequent to them, we sent our messengers. We sent Jesus the son of Mary, and we gave him the Injeel (Gospel), and we placed in the hearts of his followers kindness and mercy. But they invented hermitism which we never decreed for them. All we asked them to do was to uphold the commandments approved by GOD. But they did not uphold the message as they should have. Consequently, we gave those who believed among them their recompense, while many of them were wicked. |
| 057:027 Sarwar | : |
Then We sent Our other Messengers to follow their traditions. After them We sent Jesus, the son of Mary, to whom We gave the Gospel. In the hearts of his followers We placed compassion and mercy. We did not command them to lead the monastic life. This was their own method of seeking the pleasure of God. Despite this intention, they did not properly observe it (the monastic life). To the believers among them, We gave their reward but many of them are evil-doers. |
| 057:027 Shakir | : |
Then We made Our messengers to follow in their footsteps, and We sent Isa son of Marium afterwards, and We gave him the Injeel, and We put in the hearts of those who followed him kindness and mercy; and (as for) monkery, they innovated it-- We did not prescribe it to them-- only to seek Allah's pleasure, but they did not observe it with its due observance; so We gave to those of them who believed their reward, and most of them are transgressors. |
| 057:027 Sherali | : |
Then WE caused Our Messengers to follow in their footsteps; and WE caused Jesus, son of Mary, to follow them, and WE gave him the Gospel. And WE put compassion and mercy in the hearts of those who followed him. And monasticism they invented - WE did not prescribe it for them - for the seeking of ALLAH's pleasure; but they observed it not as it should be observed. Yet WE gave those of them, who believed, their due reward, but many of them are rebellious. |
| 057:027 Yusufali | : |
Then, in their wake, We followed them up with (others of) Our messengers: We sent after them Jesus the son of Mary, and bestowed on him the Gospel; and We ordained in the hearts of those who followed him Compassion and Mercy. But the Monasticism which they invented for themselves, We did not prescribe for them: (We commanded) only the seeking for the Good Pleasure of Allah; but that they did not foster as they should have done. Yet We bestowed, on those among them who believed, their (due) reward, but many of them are rebellious transgressors. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الكتب السماوية الأخرى > الإنجيل Faith> The Other Divine Books> The Gospel> الديانات > أهل الكتاب: ( اليهود و النصارى) > وجود المؤمنين بينهم Religions> The People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)>The Available Believers among them الديانات > النصارى > الرهبان Religions>The Christians>The Priests الديانات > النصارى > مواقفهم Religions>The Christians>Their Stands
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[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> In that case, although player 2 is all in, they're only betting with $100 of that all in. Unless player 3 calls the $200 all in.
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> Player 2 is raising the bet for other players, and calling the all in for player 1
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> So if player 2 lost, they wouldnt lose their $100 because of that reason
[dscrd-chips] <sg777> oh..okay assuming there are only 2 players, in that case even if player2 lost also he gets his $100 back since player1 put a maximum of only $100
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> Yes
[dscrd-chips] <sg777> in the case of multiplayer(more than 2) if a player forced to do allin in the initial round of betting...so he has to wait until all other players done playing further round of betting?
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> Two players all-in for different amounts: In this scenario, you take the amount of the smaller stack from the big stack into the pot, returning the difference to the big-stack player.
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> With 3 players or more players
Short stack all-in against two players: When a short stack is all-in against two larger stacks, the blinds, short stack, plus the amount of the short stack from each larger stack is placed in the main pot. All players are eligible to win this pot.
The two players on the side are now free to play and bet as usual into a side pot, which only they are eligible to win. (This means there can be two winners in the hand - a side pot and a main pot winner.)
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> Multiple players all-in: When multiple players are all-in, you must make multiple side pots. Make a main pot as described above. After you've done that, repeat the process with the next-smallest stack.
Continue to do this until all stacks are accounted for. Make sure to keep track of who is eligible for what pots.
[dscrd-chips] <sg777> okay so is it the case that everytime a player undergoes allin, a side pot will be created?
(edited)
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> Not every time
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[dscrd-chips] <sg777> I mean provided if two or more left on the table
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> If everyone else has enough chips to just call them, and it's the last hand, it won't
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> The only time there will be a side pot, is if there are more bets over the all in amount
(edited)
[dscrd-chips] <sg777> okay so when some player went allin, if there are any other players (more than 1) left who can raise the stake in that case a side pot will be created, am i right here?
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> It will be created yes. But if nobody calls that bet, then the bet goes back to the player who raised it, and the hand continues as an all in
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> and the side pot is only the amount above the all in
[dscrd-chips] <sg777> okay, so based on this, side pot or main pot always contains the equal contribution from all the players whover in the pot..
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> The golden, overarching rule to keep in mind is that each player matches each opponents' bet with as much as is left in his stack.
All players still in the pot are obligated to match whatever the smallest stack has contributed to the pot. This is the "main pot.”
The player with the next smallest stack then is required to match remaining bets from players with bigger stacks, and so on.
This is put into a “side pot” with each respective player.
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> If that clears it up
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> It gets super complicated if everyone has different amounts
[dscrd-chips] <NutellaLicka> Obviously with a simple pot calculator it is not an issue


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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), MASS, lattice, glpkAPI |
| Published: | 2016-12-05 |
| Author: | Andrew Robinson and Jeff Hamann |
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3.4 Distributing a Program
Euphoria provides you with 4 distinct ways of distributing a program.
- "source-code", with the Euphoria "interpreter"
- "shroud" into .il code, with Euphoria "backend"
- "bind" into a Euphoria executable
- "translate" into a C-compiled executable
In the first way you simply ship your users the interpreter along with your Euphoria source files including any Euphoria includes that may be necessary from the euphoria/include directory. If the Euphoria source files and the interpreter are placed together in one directory then your user can run your program by typing eui followed by the path of your main executable source file. You might also provide a small .bat file so people will not actually have to type the interpreter name. This way assumes that you are willing to share your Euphoria source code with your users.
The Binder gives you two more ways of distribution. You can shroud your program, or you can bind your program. Shrouding combines all of the Euphoria source code that your program needs to create a single .il file. Binding combines your shrouded program with the Euphoria backend (eub or eubw on Windows) to create a single, stand-alone executable file. For example, if your program is called "myprog.ex" you can create "myprog.exe" which will run identically. For more information about shrouding and binding, see Shrouding and Binding.
Finally, with the Euphoria To C Translator, you can translate your Euphoria program into C and then compile it with a C compiler to get an executable program.


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A description of your own strengths and limitations:
My strengths include being time efficient, getting feedback from flatmates on how things look, trying to get the best possible outcome from the time given and being able to take criticism well. My limitations are that I do tend to spend a little bit of time on the minor things like for example colour and spacing on my website, can’t properly criticise myself in a good way and can get distracted by my flatmates at times.
Based on the above description, a commitment to how you will manage your workload in this programme. This should include - an explanation of how you will manage yourself to work productively and safely with other learners, facilitators and industry/community representatives:
I’m very good at managing my workload but I do tend to do it quite differently to others, so I guess a way I could manage myself to work productively and safely with other learners would be to see how they manage their time and maybe come to a middle-ground to get the product we want. With facilitators and industry/community representatives I can manage my workload by asking them good questions that I need answered at times of struggle and can also approach them for constructive criticism so that I can make the best possible outcome possible.
A commitment as to how and where you will seek help in a timely way:
Not spending heaps of time trying to work one little thing out and reaching out to a workmate or facilitator to help me out so that I’m not taking up too much time on something minor and something that could be fixed very quickly just by asking.
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[gecode-users] how to use the bab() function
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Dec 3 20:49:14 CET 2013
bab() is a function that returns either NULL (there is no solution) or
something different from NULL (the best solution).
So just write:
Manel* m = new Manel(.),
If (Manel* s = bab(m)) {
s->print(); delete s; //Or whatever
}
Christian
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From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of lana light
Sent: Tuesday, December 3, 2013 05:48 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] how to use the bab() function
Hi
I'm new with gecode , so i tried to use the BAB engine to solve my model
because i want just to gt the bst solution so i found in the MPG the
function bab() that can help me do it my problem here that i don't know when
to put it :
this is my main :
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
manel* m = new manel;
BAB<manel> e(m);
delete m;
while (manel* s = e.next()) {
s->print(); delete s;
}
system("pause");
return 0;
}
so here i try to get all the solution but i want just the best so could you
tell me where to put bab() exactly , it seems stupid but i don't konw
Thankx
LANA
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Cellular Automata
With
ratio of on and off states
visualized for each time step.
Rules
On/off ratio:
History of ratios
(The ratio of on/off for each time step -- cut off after 10 steps.)


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