--- title: CaPE - Modeler subtitle: Modeling of Context-aware Business Processes description: As a Project at my university I joined a team that worked on a tool, which allows modeling of Context-aware Busines Processes. The Research that the tool is based on can be found on the University Website type: Cross-platform date: 2018-10-01 repo_url: https://github.com/berniwittmann/cape-frontend ---
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THE REF A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
The plot of THE REF has a lot of potential. A married couple from Hell (Judy Davis and Kevin Spacey) is having over their extended family, which are just as awful, for Christmas. A robber (Dennis Leary) kidnaps the married couple but even his gun can not keep them from fighting and yelling at each other.
The good news is that there were many times where the dialog in this black comedy had me laughing out loud. Periodically, the director (Ted Demme who I think is Jonathan Demme's brother) would pick up the pace a la SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION and the film would really hum. The actors responded very well to the increased pacing and came alive. Most of the time, however, the movie would start clicking and then some invisible hand would reach out and grab a lever and slow it down for no apparent reason.
The characters would have been better if the script (Richard LaGravenese and Marie Weiss) were written a bit more sympathetically. I did not care about anyone in the show. Well, I guess maybe the thief had some possibilities for likeableness.
I read one review that said he thought the show was the funniest comedy he had ever seen, BUT when he saw it a second time he only barely liked it. He realized later than the first time, the theater was packed and the second time, it was pretty empty. I saw it in a sparsely occupied movie house. I think this show would work better with wall-to-wall people laughing. Go Saturday at 7pm I guess should be the strategy.
THE REF runs 1:30 and is rated R. If you see this show and love it, I would not be surprised. The dialog had a lot of promise and some big laughs. Nevertheless, I thought the pacing was off and the characters were drawn too purely dark. I give it ** and a marginal thumbs down.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 18, 1994
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A2.A.21: Roots of Quadratics 2
5 If the solution set of x2 + px + q = 0 is {1 + i,1 - i}, find the value of p. 6 If 2 + i and 2 - i are the roots of the equation x2 - 4x + c = 0, what is the value of c? 1) -5 .
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The Quadratic Formula
The quadratic formula is a formual for finding the roots of a quadratic equation. It depends on a . Use the Quadratic Formula to solve x2 ? 4x +2=0. x =4 ±. ?16 .
http://www.millersville.edu/~bikenaga/basic-algebra/quadratic-formula/quadratic-formula.pdf
Solving Quadratic Equations by Factorization - Math ...
We will now try to find the values of x that satisfy ax2 + b x + c = 0, i.e., we will find the . 2x2 - x - 6 = 2x2 - 4x + 3x - 6 . x = 2, - 3/2 are the roots of the equation.
http://www.athometuition.com/SolvingQuadraticEquations.php?PHPSESSID=4cb6d55405b2d73f7c068a76d09d2092
find roots of x2 4x 2 Herniated or Bulging Discs
Solutions of Polynomial Equations
A solution of a polynomial equation is also called a root of the poly- . In x2 ? 8x + 25 = 0, a = 1, b = ?8 and c = 25. . Find the solutions to x3 + 3x2 + 4x +2=0.
http://math.nyu.edu/~tsang/classes/precalc1/session3.pdf
Factoring Quadratic Equations - GMAT Math Study Guide
In factoring a basic quadratic equation such as x2 + 6x + 8 = 0, you must find two numbers that . (x - 4)(x + 2) = x2 + 2x - 4x - 8 = x2 - 2x - 8 . (x - r1)(x - r2) = 0 = x2 + bx + c where r1 and r2 are the roots, or solutions, of the quadratic equation .
http://www.platinumgmat.com/gmat_study_guide/quadratic_equations_factoring
A2.A.2: Using the Discriminant 4
2 For which positive value of m will the equation 4x2 + mx + 9 = 0 have roots that are . 13 Find the value of k if the roots of the equation x2 - 6x + k = 0 are equal.
http://www.jmap.org/JMAP/RegentsExamsandQuestions/PDF/WorksheetsByPI-Topic/Algebra_2_Trigonometry/Algebra/A2.A.2.UsingtheDiscriminant4.pdf
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2.14 Quadratic equations 1 - Math Centre
The root of x2 + 4x ? 21 = 0 are x = ?7 and x = 3. Example. Find the roots of the quadratic equation x2. ? 10x + 25 = 0. Solution x2. ? 10 + 25 = (x ? 5)(x ? 5) = (x .
http://www.mathcentre.ac.uk/resources/Engineering%20maths%20first%20aid%20kit/latexsource%20and%20diagrams/2_14.pdf
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2. Solving Quadratic Equations by Completing the Square
Aug 31, 2012 . Find the roots of x2 + 10x ? 4 = 0 using completing the square method. Answer. Example 2. Solve 4x2 + x = 3 by completing the square. Answer .
http://www.intmath.com/quadratic-equations/2-solving-quadratic-equations-completing-square.phpSolving quadratic equations 3.2
Such values are known as solutions or roots of the quadratic equation. We shall now . Factorizing the left hand side we find (x2 + x ? 6) = (x + 3)(x ? 2) so that x2 + x ? 6 = 0 is . The original equation 4x2 + 12x + 9 = 0 becomes. (2x + 3)2 = 0 .
http://www3.ul.ie/~mlc/support/Loughborough%20website/chap3/3_2.pdf
Solutions - Quadratic Equations - College of Southern Nevada
Find any real and imaginary . Given x2 + 5x = -6 and using x = -2, is (-2)2 + 5(-2) equal to -6? Yes! . Solve x2 - 4x + 4 = 0 using the Factoring Method. Find any . solutions. Isolate the squared term x2 = 5 and use the Square Root Property .
http://sites.csn.edu/istewart/mathweb/Accuplacer/accu_alg/quadratic_sol.pdf
Quadratic Formula, Quadratic Equation
Every quadratic equation can have 0, 1 or 2 real decidions derived by the formula : quadratic equation formula . We can find the roots x1 and x2 of a quadratic equation by solving the system above. . x = 2 or x = -2. 2) 3x2 + 4x + 5 = 0; x = ?
http://www.math10.com/en/algebra/quadratic-equation.html
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SOLUTION: please help. find the roots of the quadratic x^2-4x-6=0 ...
SOLUTION: please help. find the roots of the quadratic x^2-4x-6=0 by using the quadratic equation x= -b+ (with small dash under the plus sign) sqrt(b^2-4ac) / 2a epress in simplest form ...T . Reduce x=2%2Bsqrt%2810%29 .
http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/quadratic/Quadratic_Equations.faq.question.141179.html
Quadratic Equation by Discussion Selection of math tasks for high ...
4x25x+1=0, D=(-5)2-4.4.1=9, Two different roots in real numbers . Find k so that the equation x2 -5x +k = 0 wouldn't have a root in real numbers. duskusia4 .
http://www.priklady.eu/en/Mathematics/Quadratic-Equation-by-Discussion.alej
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Roots & Factors
x - (-2). -2 x + 2. -2 x + 15. -15 x - ? ?. Linear factors give roots. Suppose there is some number ? . We were able to find two factors of x3 - 1 because we spotted that the . Write x3 + 4x - 5 as a product of a linear and a quadratic polynomial. 5.
http://www.math.utah.edu/~wortman/1050-text-raf.pdf
Finding the domain of a function - Personal.kent.edu
Finding domain, page 2. 2. f(x) = ?. 6 ? 4x. Remember that we cannot have a . x2 ? 4. The first thing to note is that since we can evaluate the cube root of a .
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CSPICE_PJELPL orthogonally projects an ellipse onto a plane.
Given:
elin a structure describing a SPICE ellipse.
[1,1] = size(elin); struct = class(elin)
The structure has the fields:
center: [3x1 double]
semiMajor: [3x1 double]
semiMinor: [3x1 double]
plane a structure describing a SPICE plane.
[1,1] = size(plane); struct = class(plane)
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normal: [3x1 double]
constant: [1x1 double]
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[1,1] = size(elout); struct = class(elout)
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vect2 = [ 0, 1, 1 ]';
normal = [ 0, 0, 1 ]';
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elin = cspice_cgv2el( center, vect1, vect2 );
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elout = cspice_pjelpl( elin, plane );
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fprintf( 'Center : %f %f %f\n', elout.center )
fprintf( 'Semi-minor: %f %f %f\n', elout.semiMinor )
fprintf( 'Semi-major: %f %f %f\n', elout.semiMajor )
MATLAB outputs:
Center : 1.000000 1.000000 0.000000
Semi-minor: 0.000000 1.000000 0.000000
Semi-major: 2.000000 0.000000 0.000000
Projecting an ellipse orthogonally onto a plane can be thought of
finding the points on the plane that are `under' or `over' the
ellipse, with the `up' direction considered to be perpendicular
to the plane. More mathematically, the orthogonal projection is
the set of points Y in the plane such that for some point X in
the ellipse, the vector Y - X is perpendicular to the plane.
The orthogonal projection of an ellipse onto a plane yields
another ellipse.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine pjelpl_c.
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ALMOST HEROES
Release Date: May 29, 1998 Starring: Chris Farley, Matthew Perry, Eugene Levy, Kevin Dunn, Lisa Barbuscia, Bokeem Woodbine Directed by: Christopher Guest Distributed by: Warner Brothers MPAA Rating: PG-13 (crude humor, nudity) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/almost.htm
Walking out of this movie, a friend mentioned to me that, although not every comedy is great, they all have their 'moments.' This needed no explanation, for the law of averages says that as long as you keep trying, you're bound to succeed sometime. What's unfortunate, though, is that the genuinely comical setups in ALMOST HEROES are so far and few between that all of the remaing humor - as crass, crude, and obtrusive as possible - makes the movie completely not worth the money.
The foremost scapegoat for every failed comedy is the screenwriter, or in this case the team of three responsible for this cinematic atrocity. Mark Nutter, Tom Wolfe, and Boyd Hale, none of whom (save possibly Nutter, who's had supporting roles in MICHAEL and TV's JAG) have any experience in the motion picture industry and have penned no other feature films, have drawn out a script that's painful to watch. Literally painful as well, it's nothing more than a series of half-hearted conversations which string together drug-induced caricatures and non-sequitous physical comedy. You don't write much worse than this.
But even the worst of screenplays can be made to look plausible with an inspired bit of acting. Unfortunately that's all the audience gets: bits and pieces. The late Chris Farley plays Bartholomew Hunt, and Matthew Perry is Leslie Edwards. Together, the two, along with a hodgepodge crew of derelicts and invalids, are mounting a mission to go west before Lewis and Clark do. Farley is outrageously comical, but in this setting his enthusiasm is mistaken for scene-stealing, and he doesn't win much audience appeal. Perry is downright obnoxious, and his character is so unlikeable that he has no chance either. The rest of the crew are simply stereotypes which were designed solely for the purpose of being the butt of many jokes.
This is the second movie of such low quality in a remarkably short amount of time (after the earlier-in-May BLACK DOG). Maybe it says something about the willingness of Hollywood to produce downright unwatchable films, for the cinema is being increasingly saturated with stale products such as ALMOST HEROES. This one can't be seen to light under any setting, except for extremely enthusastic Farley fans. It doesn't come near his other films in appeal or taste, and should be left to wallow in the wake of more worthy, upcoming summer films.
FINAL AWARD FOR "ALMOST HEROES": 1.0 star - a poor movie.
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We need to understand how production systems are doing their job.
Any finite resource you're using.
These metrics provide you with a glimpse of what is going on with the system in general and allows for noticing differences in different hosts running the same application.
Same metrics mentioned before but for all the subsystems you have: database, caches (add cache hit ratio here), file system access, other applications being called.
Six users load your site in 0.1 second, 4 load it in 2 seconds, average is 0.86.
They might show you a pretty number when 50% of your customers are having an awful experience.
Specially at the beginning, don't be too harsh on you, pick a collection of percentiles that make sense (0.90, 0.95 and 0.99, for instance) and remember that every 9 you add after 0.99 is going to be exponentially more expensive than before.
Nice, your app has metrics and they're looking good, but customers are still complaining and saying that the metrics you're showing don't match what they see.
This doesn't mean you shouldn't collect them at your app, but that you must also collect them at the customer's side so you can compare.
Create test apps that call your service trying to replicate your customer´s environments as much as possible and use that instead.
The nuclear option
Alert comes in, machine has died, application needs to be moved to a new instance.
Not Acceptable
Not an alert.
Each one of your main metrics is a Service Level Indicator. Collect them and build a Service Level Objective.
53% of visits are likely to be abandoned if pages take longer than 3 seconds to load.
Setting an objective that's at the limit of today's metrics might produce a huge amount of toil to maintain.
... it't not an alert
Failure happens, alerting on all failures is a huge mistake.
You're going to be looking at this during outages when you just woke up and you have no idea where you are. Make sure it is easy to understand.


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Wearable devices such as Google Glass have cameras and microphones in them that enable video and audio to be streamed to a remote person. This allows the remote person to hear and see with the ears and eyes of the Google Glass user. However there has been relatively little research on using wearable technology like this to enable people to share feelings as well.
The goal of our research project CoSense is to explore if sharing physiological sensor data in real time between people can be used to increase shared emotional experiences and create more empathy. This is a part of broader aim to develop wearable systems that will enable a user to share what they are seeing, hearing and feeling with another person.
The problem statement for this research project is: “How can wearable devices be used to share emotional experiences between users and so create a deeper sense of empathy and understanding?"
In the CSense research, passive monitoring of emotions was mainly explored, where a person continuously monitors their emotional levels during their everyday activities and make the data available to a close friend or family member. For example a daughter may check on her elderly mother’s heart rate from time to time to make sure that she is doing okay.
However, in this research we will restrict out scope to active collaboration of emotional state, where a person is engaged in a short period of activity and wants to have a remote person share the experience with them. For example, going for a roller coaster ride for a few minutes. We wanted to use physiological sensors to capture what a user is feeling, and wearable cameras/microphones to record what they are seeing and hearing. Then we want to be able to transmit these feelings, sights and sounds to a remote user to create a shared emotional experience.
For this system, the main components are:
We made a rough block diagram for the whole idea.
Prototype included a combination of sensors like GSR, Blood Oxymeter and Hear rate sensor to recognise emotions. Google glass was used to capture local user’s POV and send to remote user (laptop for prototype) using spydroid -ipcamera.
One of the research challenge is how to represent the emotional cues in the interface. We explored different ways of showing the user’s emotions using following cues:
To get an initial idea of how to put these cues together, I sketched and since we had only two factors for the experiment i.e. graphs and colored ovelay, I had to design it using these.
The final interface looked was designed and developed.
A user evaluation was conducted to explore which interface cues best helped a remote user to understand what the local user was feeling.
We evaluated from 4 different interfaces, which were
C1. No Cues: Just video,
C2. Emotion Cue: emotional label, heart rate and video,
C3. Raw Graphs: video with raw data graphs, and
C4. All Cues: Video, raw data graphs, heart rate and emotion tag.
From the ranking questionnaire, we found that C2(Emotion Cues) was significantly better than C1 (No Cues), C3 (Raw Graph Cues) and C4 ( All cues) for questions like How strongly do you feel the emotion? and How well do you think you understood how your partner was feeling?. Whereas C1 (No Cues) was significantly better than C2, C3, C4 for question like How easy was it to understand the interface?
For complete explanation of the results see the Work in Progress paper published at CHI 2015, Seoul, South Korea.
From these results, we observed that the system we developed created an awareness of the Sender’s emotional state in the Receiver. These tests suggested that the Receiver could perceive a deeper understanding of the Sender’s emotional state if they were provided with some emotional representation in a visual form along with audio and video of the Sender’s environment.
Condition 2 (live video color tinted with user’s heart rate and an emotional state label), was felt to be more helpful by Receivers than the interfaces showing the raw sensor data (Condition 3) and even Condition 4 in which both Conditions 2 and 3 were mixed.
Project Supervisor: Prof. Mark Billinghurst Project Members: Sudhanshu Ayyagari, Kunal Gupta and Matthew Tait.
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We have heard people say that their relationship with the in-laws doesn’t matter as long as you and your partner are in good terms. But the truth is that you will always feel disturbed when your mother-in-law doesn’t treat you right. Because in as much as you have accepted that they cannot love you the same way they love their own children, we all want to be respected.
While we also fathers-in-law who can be really difficult to deal with, mothers are known to cause more trouble. If you have ever found yourself wondering or doubting how your mother-in-law feels towards you, stay with us as we highlight some of the signs to know that your mother-in-law doesn’t like you:
1. She doesn’t care about your career and personal life
The last time you talked to your mother-in-law, did she care to ask how your job or business is doing?
2. She looks for a chance to humiliate you
She is actually happier to do it in public. It could be your dress, your makeup or the food you made. She is always looking for something to try and bring you down.
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3.  She might even suggest that your partner could be better off with their ex.
4. She never listens to you
She will literally ignore you whenever you try to talk to her.  And if she does, she won’t take your word.
5. She criticizes everything you do
Does she always complain about how you do things?  Then it’s clear that she doesn’t like you at all.


Recipe 3.16. Watching Foreign Exchange Rates
Credit: Victor Yongwei Yang
Problem
You want to monitor
periodically (with a Python script to be run by
crontab or as a Windows scheduled task) an
exchange rate between two currencies, obtained from the Web, and
receive email alerts when the rate crosses a certain threshold.
Solution
This task is similar to other monitoring tasks that you could perform
on numbers easily obtained from the Web, be they exchange rates,
stock quotes, wind-chill factors, or whatever. Let's
see specifically how to monitor the exchange rate between U.S. and
Canadian dollars, as reported by the Bank of Canada web site (as a
simple CSV (comma-separated values) feed that is easy to parse):
import httplib
import smtplib
# configure script's parameters here
thresholdRate = 1.30
smtpServer = 'smtp.freebie.com'
fromaddr =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>toaddrs =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># end of configuration
url = '/en/financial_markets/csv/exchange_eng.csv'
conn = httplib.HTTPConnection('www.bankofcanada.ca')
conn.request('GET', url)
response = conn.getresponse( )
data = response.read( )
start = data.index('United States Dollar')
line = data[start:data.index('\n', start)] # get the relevant line
rate = line.split(',')[-1] # last field on the line
if float(rate) < thresholdRate:
# send email
msg = 'Subject: Bank of Canada exchange rate alert %s' % rate
server = smtplib.SMTP(smtpServer)
server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs, msg)
server.quit( )
conn.close( )
Discussion
When working with foreign currencies, it is particularly useful to
have an automated way of getting the conversions you need. This
recipe provides this functionality in a quite simple, straightforward
manner. When cron runs this script, the script
goes to the site, and gets the CSV feed, which provides the daily
noon exchange rates for the previous seven days:
Date (m/d/year),11/12/2004,11/15/2004, ... ,11/19/2004,11/22/2004
$Can/US closing rate,1.1927,1.2005,1.1956,1.1934,1.2058,1.1930,
United States Dollar,1.1925,1.2031,1.1934,1.1924,1.2074,1.1916,1.1844
...
The script then continues to find the specific currency
('United States Dollar') and reads the last field
to find today's rate. If you're
having trouble understanding how that works, it may be helpful to
break it down:
US = data.find('United States Dollar') # find the index of the currency
endofUSline = data.index('\n', US) # find index for that line end
USline = data[US:endofUSline] # slice to make one string
rate = USline.split(',')[-1] # split on ',' and return last field
The recipe provides an email alert when the rate falls below a
particular threshold, which can be configured to whatever rate you
prefer (e.g., you could change that statement to send you an alert
whenever the rate changes outside a threshold range).
See Also
httplib, smtplib, and string
function are documented in the Library
Reference and Python in a
Nutshell.
|


This example shows an approach to showing a common region covering multiple studies/phenotypes by rendered each phenotype as a different data layer in the same panel.
The top panel shows results in the region from four different studies, each rendered with a different color. LD information is not shown. Being a region view interactivity is enabled, so panning and zooming is possible. As the plot is navigated around the genome all layers will stay aligned and move in unison.
This example also features the Data Layers menu on the association panel. This menu is useful when working with multiple layers that may run together. Each layer can be faded (made mostly transparent), hidden, or removed altogether. Layers can also be sorted relative to one another in terms of z-index (depth).


Boolean Value. A value that is True or False.
Boolean Expression. An expression (see below) that evaluates down to a Boolean value.
Conditionals. Statements that do different things depending on a true/false expression.
Control Structures. Special words that control the flow of a program -- what runs or what doesn't, or how many times some part of a program runs. If, else, elif, while are all control structures.
Data Types. One of the types of data that the Python interpreter recognizes. The two we are working with today are Integer or "int" (whole numbers, positive and negative), and String or "str" (a word or other group of letters)
Expression. A group of variables, operators, and other symbols that the Python interpreter will evaluate down to a single value.
Turning user input into an integer:
Definitions
Strings and User Input
Getting input from a user:
username = input("What's your name? ")
print("Hello " + username + "!" )
user_val = input("I'll tell you if your number is more than 5: ")
user_val_int = int( user_val )
print( user_val_int > 5 )
If Statements
If statements are useful when you want to make a decision in your code based on a boolean value:
# If you want to print a message, you have to use if/else. Indentation is important here.
user_val = input("Give me a number. I'll say if it's more than five: ")
user_val_int = int( user_val )
if (user_val_int > 5):
print ( "That number is greater than five!" )
else:
print ( "That number is *not* greater than five." )
# To check the value of a number, there could be multiple if's. Indentation is important here.
user_val = input("Give me a number. I'll say if it's positive or negative: ")
user_val_int = int( user_val )
if (user_val_int > 0):
print ( "I'm positive that number is positive!" )
elif (user_val_int < 0):
print ( "I hate to say it, but that number is negative.")
else:
print ( "Yo! That number is zero!" )
While Loops
Similar to if statements, while loops take a boolean as an argument. They will continue looping so long as the boolean is true:
This program keeps asking for user input until the user types "bananas".
user_input = ""
while ( user_input != "bananas" ):
user_input = input ( "Say bananas or I'll keep asking for bananas! ")
print ( "Thanks, we're done here. Bananas." )
Variable Types and Casting
Python make a distinction between variables that hold strings and those that hold numbers (integers). User input always starts out as a string. You have to change or "cast" user input to an integer to do subtraction or addition, but then you have to cast it back to a string to print it out. Casting is done using the functions "str()" and "int()". You can do that like this:
user_input = input ("Give me a number: ")
int_input = int ( user_input );
int_input = int_input + 1;
print ( "Your number plus one is " + str ( int_input ) )


Tests¶
Organization of tests¶
For every module in PIE that has testable code, there exists a corresponding test module. For example, within the tags
app, there is a test module test_models.py
corresponding to the module models.py
. The partial directory listing below shows the modules with testable code and their corresponding test modules.
tags
├── admin.py
├── test_admin.py
├── factories.py
├── test_factories.py
├── forms.py
├── test_forms.py
├── management
│ └── commands
│ ├── export_tagging.py
│ └── test_export_tagging.py
├── models.py
├── test_models.py
├── tables.py
├── test_tables.py
├── test_views.py
└── views.py
Tests use the Django testing framework, which is built on Python’s unittest. There is generally one TestCase
class for each PIE function or class to be tested, though tests for more complicated structures may be split into multiple TestCase
classes. While a single assert
statement per test method is desirable, in some cases there are multiple assert
statements per test - usually to prevent too much repetition of code used to make fake data objects for testing.
Inventory of current tests¶
├── core
│ ├── management
│ │ └── commands
│ │ └── test_increment_version.py
│ ├── templatetags
│ │ └── test_core_tags.py
│ ├── test_factories.py
│ └── test_migrations.py
├── phenotype_inventory
│ ├── settings
│ │ └── test_settings.py
│ ├── test_admin.py
│ └── test_email_sending.py
├── profiles
│ ├── test_models.py
│ └── test_views.py
├── recipes
│ ├── test_factories.py
│ ├── test_forms.py
│ ├── test_models.py
│ └── test_views.py
├── selenium_tests
│ └── test_selenium_development.py
├── tags
│ ├── management
│ │ └── commands
│ │ └── test_export_tagging.py
│ ├── test_admin.py
│ ├── test_factories.py
│ ├── test_forms.py
│ ├── test_models.py
│ ├── test_tables.py
│ └── test_views.py
└── trait_browser
├── management
│ └── commands
│ ├── test_fill_fields.py
│ └── test_import_db.py
├── test_factories.py
├── test_forms.py
├── test_models.py
├── test_searches.py
├── test_tables.py
└── test_views.py
Running all of the tests¶
To run all of the tests in the entire project (currently more than 2,000 test methods), you can use Django’s builtin test runner.
# Run all the tests. This will take a very long time.
./manage.py test
Database for testing purposes¶
When Django runs tests, it needs to able to access data and manipulate the database without endangering the data in the “real” project database that is currently in use (this could be a local development database, or the production database for the deployed site). In order to run tests without affecting the data in the real project database, Django creates a special “test database” that is used for tests. The first time you run a test in your current working environment, Django will create the test database. Every time a test method is run, the test database schema will be rebuilt. The test database schema will be emptied at the end of each test method.
The test database has the same settings as the real database, but the database name is prepended with “test_”. For example, if you are working in a local production environment and using a database namedpie
, the test database will be namedtest_pie
. So for testing purposes you will need to set up access to a database namedDATABASES['default']['NAME']
(from the settings file) and a testing database named'test_' + DATABASES['default']['NAME']
.
Running selected tests¶
You can select individual test modules, classes, or methods to run by specifying their path in Python module/function format. See the following examples.
# Run all tests from the tags/test_models.py module
./manage.py test tags.test_models
# Run all tests from the class TagTest
./manage.py test tags.test_models.TagTest
# Run a specific test method
./manage.py test tags.test_models.TagTest.test_unique_lower_title
Prioritizing which tests to run¶
Because running all of the tests can take a very long time, the following commands are often used to selectively run the most relevant tests. The --verbosity=2
option is used to print the name and status of each individual test method as it is run.
# Run tests for all of the custom-written apps, but don't run trait_browser's test_import_db
# Should take <30 min to run
./manage.py test tags --verbosity=2
./manage.py test profiles --verbosity=2
./manage.py test recipes --verbosity=2
./manage.py test core --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_views --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_forms --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_models --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_searches --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_tables --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_factories --verbosity=2
# Test just the views from every custom app
./manage.py test profiles.test_views --verbosity=2
./manage.py test recipes.test_views --verbosity=2
./manage.py test tags.test_views --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.test_views --verbosity=2
Assessing test coverage¶
To see how much of the project code is tested (the “test coverage”), you can use the Python coverage
package when running all of the tests.
# Run test coverage
coverage run --source='.' manage.py test
coverage report # text output
coverage html # html output
# On a mac, open the index.html file in the default browser
open htmlcov/index.html
Tests of import_db
¶
The management command import_db
tests the ability of the PIE project code to import data from a database mimicking the structure of the TOPMed DCC’s phenotype harmonization database. Those outside of the DCC are unlikely to want to use the import_db
command, or to run its tests from test_import_db
.
Source DB test data files¶
DCC team members who need to run test_import_db
will need to obtain test database files. You can either copy existing files from another PIE developer, or create a new version of the files. The script that creates these test database files is located in the topmed_pheno_database
repository at R_code/make_phenotype_inventory_test_data.R
. The test database files should be saved to the trait_browser/source_db_test_data
directory.
# Copy files from another location
cp -R other_copy_of_pie_repo/trait_browser/source_db_test_data my_copy_of_pie_repo
# Make new files
workon topmed_pheno_database
source /projects/topmed/working_code/phenotype_harmonization/env/activate_pheno_env
./make_phenotype_inventory_test_data.R my_copy_of_topmed_pheno_database_repo my_copy_of_pie_repo/trait_browser/source_db_test_data
Running test_import_db
¶
Once you have your test source db files set up, you are ready to run the import_db
tests, in part or in full.
# Run a subset of test classes from test_import_db to find failures quickly
# Should take <30 min to run
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.GetSourceDbTest --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.DbFixersTest --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.BackupTest --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.ImportHelperTest --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.UpdateHelperTest --verbosity=2
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.IntegrationTest.test_imported_ids_match_source_ids --verbosity=2
# Run all of the test of import_db
# This may take up to 2 hours to run
./manage.py test trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db --verbosity=2
Tests that are skipped by default¶
Currently, two test methods from the test module trait_browser/management/commands/test_import_db.py
are skipped by default during test runs.
trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.LockSourceDbTest.test_locks_all_tables_production
trait_browser.management.commands.test_import_db.UnlockSourceDbTest.test_unlocks_all_tables_production
These tests are skipped by default because they test the ability of the import_db
management command to lock and unlock the production deployment of the DCC’s phenotype harmonization database. Locking and unlocking this database is disruptive to DCC phenotype harmonization work, so while these test methods can be run by commenting out the @skip
decorator, this should happen very sparingly. A good rule of thumb is to run these test methods only when a finished branch is about to be merged into the devel
or master
branch.
Selenium tests¶
Tests found at selenium_tests/test_selenium_development.py
use the Selenium webdriver to test the overall PIE site interface by automating control of a web browser. Selenium tests check that expected menu items exist on the pages where they are intended, clicking on menus and links works as expected, and search results are displayed as expected. Very few Selenium tests have been added so far, so many aspects of the site interface remain untested.
Chromedriver setup¶
In order to run the Selenium tests using Google Chrome, you will need to download the latest version of chromedriver
from Google’s documentation site. Then save the file to the selenium_tests
directory within your PIE project. Now you should be able to run the Selenium tests.
# This is only tested on macOS with Chrome so far
# Run Selenium tests
./manage.py test selenium_tests.test_selenium_development --verbosity=2
Browser and OS compatibility¶
So far, Selenium tests for PIE have only been run in macOS using the Google Chrome browser. The original project configuration used Firefox on macOS to run Selenium tests, but Firefox testing failed after some changes in Selenium. At this point, testing was switched to using Google Chrome.
Selenium server .jar
file¶
The most-recently-tested version of Selenium server used in running the Selenium tests is checked in to this repository and can be found at selenium_tests/selenium-server-standalone-2.53.0.jar
. In the future, we may reconsider the decision to keep this file version controlled.


The Networking Private API is designed to allow whitelisted apps and extensions to view and configure the networks available on a device.
The API uses Open Network Configuration to describe network types and properties.
Note: The networkingPrivate API is in active development and is primarily supported on Chrome OS, with a subset supported on Windows and OSX for WiFi configuration. It is currently only available to whitelisted apps.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Keep an eye out for soft shell crabs in your local Asian supermarket, fishmonger or order online. Their delicate flavour works perfectly with spice.
For the soft shell crab, heat a small frying pan and add the seeds. Cook for 2-3 minutes or until they start to give off their aroma and jump in the pan.
Place the seeds in a spice grinder or pestle and mortar along with the turmeric and chilli powder and grind into a powder.
Combine the flour, spices, yeast, salt and sugar in a bowl. Add the beer and vinegar and whisk until it forms a thick batter. Set aside to ferment for about 30 minutes. It is ready to use when the mixture starts to bubble.
Heat a deep fat fryer to 190C. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Dip the crabs in the batter and place in the deep fat fryer for 3-4 minutes, turning two or three times, until golden-brown and crisp.
Carefully remove the crabs from the hot oil using a slotted spoon, place on a plate lined with kitchen paper and season with salt.
For the garlic and coriander dipping sauce, place the garlic and white wine in a pan and cook on a medium heat for 5 minutes, then drain and discard the wine.
Place the egg yolks in a small food processor, add the vinegar, dijon mustard and salt. Blend until smooth, then with the motor running, gradually add the oil until the mixture resembles mayonnaise. Add the coriander and garlic and blend to combine. Add lemon juice to taste.
For the cucumber and yoghurt dipping sauce, place all the ingredients into a large glass bowl and mix.
To serve, place the deep fried spicy soft shell crab onto a serving plate or board, pour the dipping sauces into two small bowls and garnish with red chilli, spring onions, coriander cress and wedges of fresh lime.


Archive and manage times series data from official statistics. The 'timeseriesdb' package was designed to manage a large catalog of time series from official statistics which are typically published on a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis. Thus timeseriesdb is optimized to handle updates caused by data revision as well as elaborate, multi-lingual meta information.
| Version: | 0.4.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), RPostgreSQL, jsonlite (≥ 1.1), methods |
| Imports: | xts, zoo, xtable, shiny, DBI, openxlsx, data.table (≥ 1.9.4) |
| Suggests: | knitr, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-08-06 |
| Author: | "Matthias Bannert [aut, cre]" |
| Maintainer: | 'Matthias Bannert' <bannert at kof.ethz.ch> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/mbannert/timeseriesdb/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://github.com/mbannert/timeseriesdb |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | timeseriesdb results |
| Reference manual: | timeseriesdb.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Manage Official Statistics' Time Series Data with R and PostgreSQL |
| Package source: | timeseriesdb_0.4.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: timeseriesdb_0.4.1.zip, r-release: timeseriesdb_0.4.1.zip, r-oldrel: timeseriesdb_0.4.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: timeseriesdb_0.4.1.tgz, r-oldrel: timeseriesdb_0.4.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | timeseriesdb archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=timeseriesdb to link to this page.


| Table 1 |
Variables for archetype definition and sources. |
| Table 2 |
Major drivers of increase and savings compared to 2020 by sc ... |
| Table 3 |
Core archetype divisions and names |
| Table 4 |
Simulation archetype divisions and names |
| Table 5 |
Building turnover rates. |
| Table 6 |
Summary of scenario parameters and efficiency changes. |


CrimPapers
Articles published on 15 July 2020
On 15 July 2020, 13 new articles were published in 10 journals.
Is A Plea Really A Bargain? An Empirical Study of Six Cities in China
Kerry King, A Lesser Species of Homicide: Death, Drivers and the Law by Heng Choon (oliver) Chan
The Prison Trajectories of Foreign National Women in Spain: Intersections of Citizenship, Gender, Race, and Social Class
Gender and Crime: Convenience For Pink-Collar Offenders by Petter Gottschalk
Traumatized War Criminal? Documenting the Case of Esad Landžo by Olivera Simic
When Two Measures of Drug Dependency Do Not Accord: Prevalence, Correlates, and Implications For Treatment in the Criminal Justice Context by Jason L. Payne, Cameron T. Langfield
Did Oregon’s Tough Mandatory Sentencing Law “Measure 11” Improve Public Safety? New Evidence About An Old Debate From A Multiple-Design, Experimental Strategy by Jody Sundt, Breanna Boppre
The Oxygen of Publicity: Explaining U.s. Media Coverage of International Kidnapping by Danielle Gilbert
The Challenge and Promise of A Multidisciplinary Team Response to the Problem of Violent Radicalization by B. Heidi Ellis, Alisa B. Miller, Ronald Schouten, Naima Y. Agalab, Saida M. Abdi
Research Handbook on Child Soliders by Hannah Wild
Religious Statecraft: the Politics of Islam in Iran by Peter S. Henne
The Defiant: Protest Movements in Post-Liberal America by D. J. Mulloy
Survivor-Centered Practice and Survivor Empowerment: Evidence From A Research–practitioner Partnership by Lauren B. Cattaneo, Amanda M. Stylianou, Stephanie Hargrove, Lisa A. Goodman, Kris T. Gebhard, Timothy W. Curby


An accordion is a component with one or more expandable sections. CDK accordion provides a foundation upon which you can build your own custom accordion component. CDK accordion provides logic for the accordion interaction pattern without any styles. You can customize the accordion's appearance based on your application's needs.
The CDK accordion doesn't come with any accessibility treatment, because it doesn't have control
over its markup. We recommend to set the accordion trigger element as a role="button"
while
the body container as a role="region"
. Furthermore, the trigger should have aria-controls
pointing to the body and aria-expanded
based on the expanded state, while the body should have
an aria-labelledby
that points to the header. See the example above for a sample implementation.


For function "multiply", write
the missing base case condition and action. This function
will multiply two numbers "x" and "y". You can assume that
both "x" and "y" are positive.
If x equals one then there is only one y.


#include <stddlg.h>
Inheritance diagram for TFileList::
Public Methods | |
| TFileList (const TRect &bounds, TScrollBar *aScrollBar) | |
| ~TFileList () | |
| virtual void | focusItem (short item) |
| virtual void | selectItem (short item) |
| virtual void | getText (char *dest, short item, short maxLen) |
| void | newList (TFileCollection *aList) |
| void | readDirectory (const char *dir, const char *wildCard) |
| void | readDirectory (const char *wildCard) |
| virtual ushort | dataSize () |
| virtual void | getData (void *rec) |
| virtual void | setData (void *rec) |
| TFileCollection* | list () |
Static Public Methods | |
| TStreamable* | build () |
Static Public Attributes | |
| const char* const | name |
Protected Methods | |
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TFileList inherits most of its functionality from TSortedListBox. The following commands are broadcast by TFileList:
Constant Value Meaning cmFileFocused 102 A new file was focused in object cmFileDoubleClicked 103 A file was selected in the TFileList object
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layout: post
title: Grabbing screen size in wxPython
date: '2014-03-10T23:57:00.002-07:00'
author: Prabakaran Santhanam
tags:
modified_time: '2014-03-10T23:57:52.152-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9128617390470614639.post-4811009906112436521
blogger_orig_url: http://codificious.blogspot.com/2014/03/grabbing-screen-size-in-wxpython.html
---
>>import wx
>>screen_size = wx.DisplaySize()
>>print (screen_size)
>>(width, height)


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--- layout: post title: Why the Kindle is my number one reading device date: 2012-01-19 04:03:59.000000000 +01:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Technology tags: - books - kindle - reading meta: _edit_last: '1' _thumbnail_id: '1685' dsq_thread_id: '544751695' author: login: bbWebdesign email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Bob first_name: Bob last_name: Belderbos ---
The kindle is serious reading pleasure for me. I actually get a lot of reading done without getting my eyes tired. I still have the GEN3 (photo). Now you can get a Kindle Touch for $99 and a Kindle Fire for $199, however the older Kindle is just brilliant.
It reads like a paper book, it does not reflect in the sun. You can read great quantities without getting eye-tired. This is especially important due to the large amount of books I have on my list ;) - It is true though that the Kindle format is way better than the average pdf. Most pdf books however read well enough.
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Navigation is pretty simple. The touch version probably is better, but the older one with the sidebuttons works quite well. The Amazon store integration is awesome. You buy a book online and it syncs automatically to your Kindle. I am not sure how 3G is offered now, but when I bought my GEN3 Kindle about a year ago, 3G was just a little bit more expensive, so ideal for travelling independency. But without 3G you can still sync your books via Wifi, or just connect your Kindle to your laptop for old-fashioned USB transfers.
This is an important argument for me to stick with the Kindle for reading. I am a big fan of Apple products, but when it comes to reading, all (social) apps and notifications are not doing any good: I never get much reading done. This is not the case with a Kindle: you basically use it for what it is good at: accessing ebooks. As many things: the simpler the better and the more efficient.
The design is great. I think the screen size is ideal for reading. You can also change character size, screen orientation (vertical vs. horizontal), spacing, etc. Again I have a GEN3 that had this all figured out quite well already. I imagine the newer versions only got better. The GEN3 already had MP3 support which you can easily toggle with alt-spacebar, so I can even 100% concentrate in public places. It even had text-to-voice already, so at least the Kindle formatted books can be read out loud if I want to listen for a change. Another important thing to note is the large battery duration. I don't have the specs at hand, but it is not often I have to recharge.
These are some highlights of my satisfaction with my GEN3 Kindle. Conclusion: low distraction rate, reading-friendly paper-like screen format, and easy book syncing (pdf / epub / usb / purchased). For me it's the best reading device out there.


CON AIR A film review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Simon West Writer: Scott Rosenberg Starring: Nicolas Cage, John Malkovich, John Cusack, Ving Rhames, Steve Buscemi, Dave Chappelle, Colm Meaney, Mykelti Williamson, Danny Trejo, Rachel Ticotin
We all know the mother of all mindless action pics is NOT "Speed," but the great "Die Hard." Not the sequels, the first one. It was fun, action-packed and had an outrageous plot, filled with an invincible, wise-cracking hero was shot several times, beaten up by Germans, and still lived to get in the limo with his ex-estranged wife. Not that it was totally mindless. It had some logic to it. But most of all it was fun.
Most films in this little sub-genre (including "Speed," "Passenger 57," and "Under Siege" - "Executive Decision" doesn't belong her, it was too believable and thoughtful and had little physical action) pretty much blow (I'm sure "Speed 2" is gonna suck). But "Con Air" gets that right pitch of fun-filled action with huge lapses in logic and a great, witty screenplay from Scott Rosenberg (of indie fame - "Beautiful Girls" and "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead). He makes it so fun to listen to them shoot out one-liners that when there are long lapses in action, it's just a thrill to watch them shoot them out - not that the dialogue's anywhere near that of Tarantino, they're in totally different sub-genres.
This would be crap if it weren't for the direction of Simon West, a newcomer, who handles the film with the exact approach it needs.  He creates wonderfully silly action sequences that had me laughing. One scene in particular is when the star, Nic Cage, fights a convict to the death in the hull of the plane when he's found out who he is. He first tells the con to put down the bunny he bought for his daughter who he is going to see later on, but the con doesn't put it down. They fight, Nic kills him and then says "Why didn't he put down the bunny?" or something like that. Another shot that is hysterical is after the cool plane crash at the end, the cops are in there searching for survivors and find this one guy who was handcuffed to a bar. The shot shows the guy dead, leaning against the wall with his arm still hanging from the handcuffs. They pull the corpse away and the arm still stands there unmoved. Clever shots like this make "Con Air" worth the admission.
The plot is hilariously ridiculous: a plane transpoting cons is taken over by the cons, led by the gleefully insane Cyrus the Virus (John Malkovich, in his best kind of roles, as wacky villains). But on the plane is Cameron Poe (Nicolas Cage) who served 8 years in a pennitentiary for killing man in self defense while protecting his pregnant wife. He has never seen his little girl since he didn't want her to see him around all these mean convicts and he is looking forward to getting home. So he wants to use his military training to try to stop the cons from escaping to Mexico and killing all the innocent guards.
Among the cons, other than Cyrus, are: Diamond Dog (Ving Rhames), who is a rascist black militant who wrote a popular book and could get on Geraldo if he wanted to; Johnny 23 (Danny Trejo), a rapist with a flower tatoo for every woman he's raped ("I'd be Johnny 600 if they knew the whole truth!") and has his eye set on the female guard (Rachel Ticotin); and Garland Greene, "The Marietta Mangler" (indie uber-god Steve Buscemi), who is a Hannibal Lector-esque man who theorizes that he's not crazy but those of us who work for 55 years, go into retirement and wind up in a nursing home are the true crazy ones. Also on board is Cameron's cell-mate (Mykelti Williamson, completing the whole "Forrest Gump" parody since Cameron's from Alabama), who needs his shot of insulin or he'll die...but all the needles are broken.
Above all this is Nicolas Cage who, when I first heard about it, seemed dreadfully miscast. He's an Oscar winner who turned to big-budget action pics after his "Leaving Las Vegas" role, which he did perfectly. But I'm glad he's picked good action pics so far. So great as the dorky guy in "The Rock," he at first seems awkward as a muscle-bound action hero who beats up deadly convicts and runs from fireballs. But he's so convincing that this soon disappears. He handles Cameron's character with style and makes him a soft-spoken man with a lot going on inside. But his hick accent kinda drifts into the hick parody of his H.I. character in the Coen Brothers' awesome "Raising Arizona."
Also great is John Cusack, who usually doesn't do this kind of fare, but he signed up because of the cast and the cool script. He's not wasted but he has an expendable character. He makes the most of it, playing what was sort of like Nicolas Cage's role in "The Rock." He's no action actor, but he does do a great run scene you'll dig. And brit actor Colm Meaney is one hell of a great jerk, with his real name serving as a nice little joke. (hah hah - you don't have to laugh, it was a bad joke, I know)
And John Malkovich is gerat as the main villain. He commands the film nicely and steals every scene he's in.
The thing to admire from "Con Air" is it doesn't even attempt to oust "Die Hard" from its throne, but puts some nice twists on an old sub genre.
MY RATING (out of 5): ***
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