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L'alimentazione è una componente fondamentale di un corretto stile di vita, salutare e rispettoso dell'ambiente. I bambini in età scolare consumano oltre un terzo dei pasti a Scuola, ed è importante che con l'alimentazione scolastica si accompagni il bambino lungo un percorso di apprendimento di una sana e gradevole alimentazione che lo accompagnerà per tutta la vita.
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Connect to your bimsync® account.
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Will Your Online Orders Arrive Before Christmas? Find Out Here
by Chris JagerWe're barely two weeks from Christmas. Those of us looking to get goods delivered in time to put under the tree will need to act very fast. At this time of year, postal and delivery services are working at capacity which can lead to longer than expected delivery times.
With that in mind, here are the delivery and lead times for some of the main shopping sites and retailers around Australia.
JB HiFi Christmas delivery deadline
As well as running a bunch of sales in the lead up to Christmas, JB HiFi offers "1 Hour Click and Collect" so you can order online and go t a store.
But if that doesn't suit you, there are a number of other options with 2-4 business days for standard deliveries and express service if you want your items in a day or two. They also offer same-day and three-hour delivery if you're prepared to pay extra.
JB HiFi offers Austrlaia Post delivery on some items but that can take 4 - 10 days.
Amazon Christmas delivery deadline
As you'd expect, Amazon is pushing Prime as the best way to leave shipping till the last minute. Items shipped by Amazon AU arrive in as fast as two days after they ship. Prime members also get free domestic delivery, with no minimum order threshold.
In addition, Amazon offers a Priority Delivery service which can get to select Metro areas within one business day. Click here for a free Amazon Prime trial.
eBay Christmas delivery deadline
As well as having a bunch of Christmas-friendly different discounts, eBay is offering shipping in three days or less for a range of items.
But actual shipping times will vary by vendor so you may need to shop around if the time you want won't arrive in time.
Big W Christmas delivery deadline
Big W offers Next Day Delivery which allows you to have your order express delivered by Australia Post the next business day from the date of your order if you live in metro areas (excluding ACT & NT):
If your order is placed by 12 noon, it will be delivered the next business day. If your order is placed after 12 noon, it will be shipped the next business day.
Its standard delivery arrangements of between four and eight days deepening on whether you're in metropolitan, regional or remote areas. The further you are from the metro areas, the more shipping costs. You can find more delivery options here.
Kmart Christmas delivery deadline
Kmart use a variety of different delivery partners depending on the size of the time and destination.
Kmart's delivery arrangements very from two to 14 days depending how far from the metro area you are. Even in metro areas, it can take up to four business days for your delivery to be confirmed via email, let alone delivered. In other words, Click & Collect looks to be a better option.
EB Games Christmas delivery deadline
As well as offering click and collect, EB Games shipping times are currently sitting at a week so you'll need to get orders in this week to receive your packages before Christmas.
Book Depository Christmas delivery deadline
Book depository is suggesting the following final order dates to get your books before Christmas:
- NSW Metro: 12 December
- NSW Country: 10 December
- ACT: 12 December
- Queensland Melbourne: 13 December
- Queensland Metro: 11 December
- Queensland Country: 9 December
- Queensland Far: 6 December
- Tasmania: 11 December
- Tasmania Remote: 25 November
- Northern Territory: 9 December
- Northern Territory Far: 27 November
- South Australia Metro: 12 December
- South Australia Country: 11 December
- Victoria Metro: 13 December
- Victoria Country: 10 December
- Western Australia Metro: 10 December
- Western Australia Country: 6 December
Click here to see more.
Catch Christmas delivery deadline
Standard delivery from Catch will take 2-5 business days to ship to metro areas, 2-7 business days for regional and 3-10 business days for rural/remote. If you're ordering from one of there third-parties in its market, then those orders may need more time, so be sure to check the estimated delivery date before completing your order.
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Getting Started¶
Introduction¶
In embedded projects, The MCU (MSP430 IC) needs instruction to execute. These are machine codes, which are very specific to the architecutre and peripherals available to that specific variant of MCU family. In MSP430 LunchBox scenario, this variant is MSP403G2553.
The video related to installation is hosted on Nptel Swayam course.
What You Need¶
Windows system
Dowload and install following executables on windows machine.
Latest CCS IDE (Code composer studio) -> CCS Link.
BSL programmer executable -> BSL programmer Link.
Note
BSL programmer is included in git respository of NPTEL course.
Adding the path of BSL Programmer in environment variable will make it accessible from everywhere.
Installation Step by Step¶
Setting up CCS¶
Installation steps for CCS is very basic, go with the default selection.
Only one step to take care is to select the MSP430 ultra-low power MCUs selection in selection menu as shown below.
Setting up BSL uploading mechanism¶
Note
BSL settings are already done in all the git respository’s project.
Right click on project and go to properties.
step 1
Go to Build -> Msp430 Hex utility
Enable the MSP430 Hex utility.
step 2
Go to Build -> Msp430 Hex utility -> Output Format options
Select the TI-TXT Format
step 3
Go to Build -> (TAB) steps
In post build steps add the following line
$(PWD)\..\..\..\BSL_Program\BSLDEMO2.exe -cCOM9 -m1 +epvr ${BuildArtifactFileBaseName}.txt
Note
The COM port mentioned in last (ie. COM9) will change from system to system. To know the correct value go to Device manager and check the com port value.
Now click on apply and close.
Using git respository’s code¶
step 1 - clone from git respository from github.
git clone https://github.com/ticepd/EmbSysDesign_NPTEL_Course.git
step 2 - select the workspace to git repo folder which contains examples (Software\Examples_Msp430G2553_LunchBox).
step 3 - By default all the projects will not get included in CCS project explorer plane. To import in project explorer plane, go to File-> import and select examples directory (Software\Examples_Msp430G2553_LunchBox).
Now all the example codes are visible in project explorer plane.
How to complile the code?¶
right click on project and click build.
How to push the code to MSP430 LunchBox?¶
Since the code pushing mechanism is added in post build steps. Therefore, right click and press rebuild the project to compile and push thereafter. This step will atomatically trigger the pushing mechanism in itself.


'use strict';
Oracles are external points of reference for individual network actors. They can be used to defer authority to an outside source, such as in the traditional client-server model.
While the Fabric protocol does not directly interact with HTTP, it shares its
semantics with regards to document creation and retrieval. In fact, the
Oracle
class exposed by the Fabric core library can easily be bound to an
HTTP-speaking server, such as express
or hapi
. This is one such example!
To run this sample application, simply execute node examples/oracle.js
at
the command line and visit localhost:3000 in a
browser.
Here, we designate ES5 Strict Mode, which causes modern browsers to constrain execution parameters for more secure and performant script execution.
'use strict';
Here we define two simple dependencies, fs
for filesystem interaction and
ssri
to provide secure Sub-Resource Integrity (SRI), which mitigates a
class of attacks in modern web browsers.
var fs = require('fs');
var ssri = require('ssri');
var config = {
precompile: true
}; //require('../config');
var jade = require('jade');
var express = require('express');
var router = express();
const Person = require('../resources/person');
const Post = require('../resources/post');
const Relationship = require('../resources/relationship');
router.locals.pretty = true;
router.use('/assets', express.static('assets'));
router.set('views', 'assets');
if (config.client && config.client.precompile) {
router.set('view engine', 'js');
router.engine('js', require('compiled-jade-render'));
} else {
router.set('view engine', 'jade');
}
config.stylesheet = fs.readFileSync(__dirname + '/../assets/semantic.css');
config.scripts = [
'/assets/webcomponents-loader.js',
‘/assets/vue.js’, ‘/assets/vue-custom-element.js’,
'/assets/jquery-3.0.0.js',
'/assets/semantic.js',
'/assets/app.js'
].map(function(x) {
return {
link: x,
integrity: ssri.fromData(fs.readFileSync('./' + x))
};
})
config.stylesheets = [
{
link: '/assets/semantic.css'
}
];
TODO: read from directory
config.components = [
'/components/application',
'/components/component',
'/components/index',
'/components/resource-query',
'/components/resource-get',
'/components/person-list',
'/components/splash',
‘/components/navbar’
].map(function (x) {
return {
link: x,
content: fs.readFileSync(__dirname + '/..' + x + '.jade')
}
});
router.get('/', function (req, res) {
res.render('app', config);
});
router.options('/', function (req, res) {
res.send({
resources: {
'Person': Person.prototype
},
});
});
router.get('/components/:name', function (req, res, next) {
return res.render('../components/' + req.param('name'), config);
});
router.get('/assets', function (req, res, next) {
return res.send([]); // empty array for now.
TODO: finish this endpoint
});
router.get('/people', function (req, res) {
return res.send([]);
});
router.listen(3000, function () {
console.log('listening:', 'http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000');
});


Before Change
"type": type_
}
return FFmpegFilter("aphaser", in_gain=in_gain, out_gain=out_gain,
delay=delay, speed=speed, decay=decay, **type_kwarg)
def _flanger_argcheck(delay, depth, regen, width,
speed, phase, shape, interp):
After Change
"type": type_
}
filter_ = FFmpegFilter("phaser", ffmpeg_name="aphaser", in_gain=in_gain, out_gain=out_gain,
delay=delay, speed=speed, decay=decay, **type_kwarg)
filter_.params = copy.deepcopy(filter_.params)
del filter_.params["type"]
filter_.params["type_"] = type_
return filter_
def _flanger_argcheck(delay, depth, regen, width,
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The following HTML elements span
, section
and div
define
a section in a document.
Use ctrl + p to open the print dialog box.
text in a pre element is displayed in a fixed width font, and it preserves both spaces and line breaks.
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Typography
Use the contextual classes to provide meaning through colors:
This text is muted.
This text is important.
This text indicates success.
This text represents some information.
This text represents a warning.
This text represents danger.
Use the contextual classes to provide meaning through colors.
Use the contextual classes to provide meaning through colors.
Typography
Use the contextual classes to provide meaning through colors:
This text is muted.
This text is important.
This text indicates success.
This text represents some information.
This text represents a warning.
This text represents danger.
text-left
text-right
text-center
text-justify.text-justify.text-justify.text-justify.text-justify.text-justify.
text-nowrap.text-nowrap.text-nowrap.text-nowrap.text-nowrap.text-nowrap.text-nowrap.
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>From Mr.Jim Nelson, # 41 Easton Street, London WC1X 0DW, UK Occupations: External Auditor Attn; Do accept my sincere apologies if my mail does not meet your personal ethics although I wish to use this medium to get in touch with you first because it's fastest means. I am a staff in the account section of a known bank here in the United Kingdom. In one of our periodic auditing I disproved a dormant account with holding balance of £15,000,000.00 (Fifteen Million British Pounds) which has not been operated for the past three years. From my investigations and confirmations, the owner of this account, a foreigner by name Mr James Williams died in July 19,2003 and since then nobody has done anything as regards the claiming of this money because he has no family members who are aware of the existence of neither the account nor the funds. I have secretly discussed this matter with a top senior minister official of the federal ministry of finance here and we have agreed to find a reliable foreign partner to deal with us although due to his position he did not want to take active part but as soon as you follow myinstructions everything will be successful because we will be working hand in hand with him. We thus propose to do business with you, standing in as the next of kin of these funds from the deceased and after due legal processes have been followed the fund will be released to your account without delay and we will use it for investment and to assist the less privileged in the society.This transaction is totally free of risk and troubles as the fund is legitimate and does not originate from drug, money laundry, terrorism or any other illegal act. On receipt of your response I will furnish you with detailed clarification as it relates to this mutual benefit transaction look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible if you are interested. Regards, Mr.Jim Nelson.


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Source: pdf
Author: Michael S. Gray, Terrence J. Sejnowski, Javier R. Movellan
Abstract: We examine eight different techniques for developing visual representations in machine vision tasks. In particular we compare different versions of principal component and independent component analysis in combination with stepwise regression methods for variable selection. We found that local methods, based on the statistics of image patches, consistently outperformed global methods based on the statistics of entire images. This result is consistent with previous work on emotion and facial expression recognition. In addition, the use of a stepwise regression technique for selecting variables and regions of interest substantially boosted performance. 1
[1] M.S. Bartlett. Face Image Analysis by Unsupervised Learning and Redundancy Reduction. PhD thesis, University of California, San Diego, 1998.
[2] M.S. Bartlett, P.A. Viola, T.J. Sejnowski, J. Larsen, J. Hager, and P. Ekman. Classifying facial action. In D. Touretski, M. Mozer, and M. Hasselmo, editors, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, volume 8, pages 823-829. Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA, 1996.
[3] A.J. Bell and T.J. Sejnowski. An information-maximization approach to blind separation and blind deconvolution. Neural Computation, 7(6):1129-1159,1995.
[4] G. Cottrell and J. 1991 Metcalfe. Face, gender and emotion recognition using holons. In D. Touretzky, editor, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, volume 3, pages 564- 571, San Mateo, CA, 1991. Morgan Kaufmann.
[5] Juergen Luettin. Visual Speech and Speaker Recognition. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield, 1997.
[6] M.J. McKeown, S. Makeig, G.G. Brown, T-P. Jung, S.S. Kindermann, A.J. Bell, and T.J. Sejnowski. Analysis of fmri data by decomposition into independent components. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., in press.
[7] J .R. Movellan. Visual speech recognition with stochastic networks. In G. Tesauro, D.S. Touretzky, and T. Leen, editors, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, volume 7, pages 851- 858. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA,1995.
[8] C. Padgett and G. Cottrell. Representing face images for emotion classification. In M. Mozer, M. Jordan, and T. Petsche, editors, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, volume 9, Cambridge, MA, 1997. MIT Press.
[9] M. Turk and A. Pentland. Eigenfaces for recognition. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 3(1):71- 86, 1991.


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Resource
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Resource class for LiveData instances Keeps track of the status of a resource


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Projections Transform List
Albers Equal-Area Conic
Azimuthal Equidistant
Cassini-Soldner
Cylindrical Equal Area
Eckert IV
Eckert VI
Equidistant Conic
Equidistant Cylindrical
Equirectangular
Gauss-Kruger
Gall Stereographic
GEOS - Geostationary Satellite View
Gnomonic
Hotine Oblique Mercator
Krovak
Laborde Oblique Mercator
Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area
Lambert Conic Conformal (1SP)
Lambert Conic Conformal (2SP)
Lambert Conic Conformal (2SP Belgium)
Lambert Cylindrical Equal Area
Mercator (1SP)
Mercator (2SP)
Miller Cylindrical
Mollweide
New Zealand Map Grid
Oblique Mercator
Oblique Stereographic
Orthographic
Polar Stereographic
Polyconic
Robinson
Rosenmund Oblique Mercator
Sinusoidal
Swiss Oblique Cylindrical
Swiss Oblique Mercator
Stereographic
Transverse Mercator
Transverse Mercator (Modified Alaska)
Transverse Mercator (South Oriented)
Tunisia Mining Grid
VanDerGrinten
Related Material
Random Outstanding Issues
Projection Documentation Principles
EPSG Geodesy Web Page
, with EPSG projection database used to generate libgeotiff normalization csv files.
EPSG Guidance Note # 7
: Describes various projection formulas, and some background information.
Wkt_adam.zip
: Text file relating EPSG PCS/GCS codes to OpenGIS WKT representations, courtesy of Adam Gawne-Cain of Cadcorp.
OGC WKT Coordinate System Issues
MapRef


The two men used their Tuesday press conferences,
The two men used their Tuesday press conferences to blame each other for Sunday's tunnel bust-up, in which punches and bottles were thrown Jose Mourinho was late for his Manchester United press conference on Tuesday afternoon.
Nothing out of the ordinary there, you might think, says first on the Old Trafford tunnel bust-up." With Mourinho, you can never be too cynical.


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Clearly ARGAN
Clearly ARGAN is made from the highest quality pure Moroccan Argan Oil to protect, heal, moisturize, and nourish face, skin, hair, and nails. Known as liquid gold, it is the ultimate natural anti-aging skincare solution. Packed with vitamins A and E, antioxidants, and omega-6 fatty acids, this natural oil is used to protect against environmental damage, reduce premature aging, and heal skin ailments.


Book one of the Ravel series. Jenny Tripper discovers the truth of her hallucinations, makes unusual friends, and explores new worlds.
Book two of the Ravel series. Jenny Tripper tries to adapt to life at home, and discovers that it's not the world that's changed, it's her.


Copying an Existing Event Series as a New Event Series
How to copy an existing recurring event series and save it as a new event series using the Events module.
- Go to the event details page of the required event. See "Viewing Event Details (List View)", See "Viewing Event Details (Month View)" or See "Viewing Event Details (Week View)"
- Click the Edit Series link.
- Edit the event details including the date/time and recurrence schedule.
- Click the Copy As New Event Series link. If the event requires moderation you will be notified when moderation has occurred and whether the event was accepted. Once moderated events are accepted they are displayed in the module.
Copying an Existing Event Series as a New Event Series


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Certificate Registry
Welcome to the "Certificate Registry" DApp. This distributed app runs on the Ethereum blockchain network and holds a registry of Certificates as Solidity smart contract.- The registry keeps images of Certificates along with their publish date.
- Contract owner can submit new Certificates to be stored on the blockchain.
- Users can view the existence of certain Certificates in the registry.
Submit a Certificate
Contract owners can register (upload) new Certificates to the "Certificate Registry" smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain decentralized network.
View Certificates
Blockchain users can view Certificates in the registry on the Ethereum network.


Scary
The scariest time of the year has arrived! Enjoy the seasonal fun for everyone to enjoy!

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AGENT: Of course. Showing you, just a minute
AGENT:
AGENT: See the 1st one, look stylish even when out for jogging, courtesy these light blue coloured track pants from as original.
SHOPPER: What is the length in the 1st and 2nd images?
AGENT: The length of the trackpants is full length in the 1st and 2nd image
SHOPPER: Which of the celebrities usually wear trackpants similar looking to the one in the 1st image?
AGENT: celebrities cel_2120,cel_49 and cel_8 endorse this kind of trackpants
SHOPPER: And as in the 2nd one?
AGENT: celebrities cel_49 and cel_255 endorse this kind of trackpants
SHOPPER: Will trackpants be suited for gentle wash?
AGENT: Yes
SHOPPER: Show me images of the 2nd result from all possible directions
SHOPPER: Show me something similar to the 1st image but in a different length
SHOPPER: Which of the celebrities usually wear similar looking trackpants as in the 2nd image?
AGENT: celebrity cel_3 endorses this kind of trackpants
SHOPPER: Show me some similar to the 2nd image
SHOPPER: What is the color and print in the 9th result?
AGENT: the trackpants in the 9th image has grey color solid print
SHOPPER: And how about color and length in the 4th one?
AGENT: the trackpants in the 4th image has white color full length
SHOPPER: So, do you think that a dark print tunic go with any of these
AGENT: 1st product will go well with it
SHOPPER: Will casual shirt make a good combination with trackpants?
AGENT: No
SHOPPER: ‘Can you show something similar to the 1st image?
SHOPPER: I want to buy the 6th one
AGENT: Absolutely! Hope you had a great shopping experience


class OSGiFrameworkWrap
Wrap the OSGi framework keeping a map of the installed bundles and providing methods to manage bundles. Used by Corda to bootstrap an OSGi framework, install the required bundles and the Corda node bundle before to bootstrap the Corda node. Thread safe.
<init> |
Wrap the OSGi framework keeping a map of the installed bundles and providing methods to manage bundles. Used by Corda to bootstrap an OSGi framework, install the required bundles and the Corda node bundle before to bootstrap the Corda node. Thread safe. OSGiFrameworkWrap(osgiFramework: Framework) |
activate |
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install |
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setArguments |
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start |
Start the wrapped OSGi framework. This method add a threadas shutdown hook a thread executed when the virtual machine begins its shutdown sequence: the thread call the stop method to shutdown the OSGi framework, the OSGi framework calls the org.osgi.framework.BundleActivator.stop methods where the code to stop each bundle - if needed - should run. fun start(): OSGiFrameworkWrap |
stop |
Stop the wrapped OSGi framework.
Catch and log any exception thrown stopping the OSGi framework:
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waitForStop |
Wait until the wrapped OSGi framework has completely stopped. This method can be used to wait until the asynchronous stop the OSGi framework completed. This method will only wait if called when this Framework is in the STARTING, ACTIVE, or STOPPING states. Otherwise it will return immediately. A Framework Event is returned to indicate why this Framework has stopped. Idempotent. fun waitForStop(timeout: Long): FrameworkEvent |


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After testing on public roads, Tesla is rolling out a new feature of its partially automated driving system designed to spot stop signs and traffic signals.
The update of the electric car company's cruise control and auto-steer systems is a step toward CEO Elon Musk's pledge to convert cars to fully self-driving vehicles later this year.But it also runs contrary to recommendations from the US National Transportation Safety Board that include limiting where Tesla's Autopilot driving system can operate because it has failed to spot and react to hazards in at least three fatal crashes.
.......In a note sent to a group of Tesla owners who were picked to test the stop light and sign recognition feature, the company said it can be used with the Traffic Aware Cruise Control or Autosteer systems. The feature will slow the car whenever it detects a traffic light, including those that are green or blinking yellow. It will notify the driver of its intent to slow down and stop, and drivers must push down the gear selector and press the accelerator pedal to confirm that it's safe to proceed.
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if params["ba"] is not None:
// filter with the same defaults as `raw.filter`, except
// we might as well actually filter the bad segments, too
these_bounds = np.unique(
np.maximum(np.minimum(params["filt_bounds"], start), stop))
for start_, stop_ in zip(these_bounds[:-1], these_bounds[1:]):
data[data_picks, start_:stop:] = \
filtfilt(params["ba"][0], params["ba"][1],
data[data_picks, start_:stop_], axis=1, padlen=0)
// scale
for di in range(data.shape[0]):
ch_name = params["info"]["ch_names"][di]
// stim channels should be hard limited
if params["types"][di] == "stim":
After Change
starts, stops = params["filt_bounds"]
mask = (starts < stop) & (stops > start)
starts = np.maximum(starts[mask], start) - start
stops = np.minimum(stops[mask], stop) - start
for start_, stop_ in zip(starts, stops):
if isinstance(params["ba"], np.ndarray):
data[data_picks, start_:stop_] = _overlap_add_filter(
data[data_picks, start_:stop_], params["ba"], copy=False)
else:
data[data_picks, start_:stop_] = filtfilt(
params["ba"][0], params["ba"][1],
data[data_picks, start_:stop_], axis=1, padlen=0)
// scale
for di in range(data.shape[0]):
ch_name = params["info"]["ch_names"][di]
// stim channels should be hard limited
if params["types"][di] == "stim":


I have a set of networked smart meters from EKM Metering in Berkely, CA, and I have my own version of an EMONCMS type software that reads them, logs them and displays the data (you can see it live at http://ecovillageithaca.org/evi_metering). These meters are capable of reporting both instantaneous power as well as running KWH accumulation.
I am interested in also experimenting with your interesting software (you have much richer functionality for web-based configuration and customization), but I am a bit puzzled by the way you track energy usage and wondered if someone could clarify.
As I understand it, EMONCMS generally uses regular writes of instantaneous power values, and then extrapolates energy usage (KWH) by looking at the difference in time between readings and assuming that power was constant during that time period. True?
It seems to me that this method is a decent approximation for simple meters which can only report instantaneous power, but I would think it would introduce a significant amount of inaccuracy over time when calculating KWH unless you log power readings with a very high frequency.
My question is, does EMONCMS have any way work directly with KWH data from KWH-capable meters instead of extrapolating power readings?
My system works this way; It reads the meters every minute or so and logs the current running accumulated KWH value. It then stores the difference between KWH readings to indicate energy used in that timespan. I store and graph this data on an hourly basis (KWH consumed per HOUR), which I think gives the time-based data most useful to my users, and I can easily aggregate it for larger time periods (days, months, years).
I also have a way for users to pop up a temporary self-updating graph (similar to your "smoothie" visualization) of running instantaneous power. This can be used to experiment by showing the relative power used by various appliances as things are turned on an off, and looking at vampire loads, but is generally not useful for tracking ongoing usage patterns or trends.
Anyway, I am both curious how much of this functionality I could replicate in EMONCMS as well as what folks think about the relative merits of the two approaches (power-centric vs energy-centric). I find that the power-centric approach you seem to use is the most common, and several people have recommended it to me, but I have always personally been more interested in tracking energy usage over time, so I tend to optimize for that.
Thoughts?
P.S. You might also find it interesting to look at the special display I have in my software for solar net-metered situations (bring up my website and click on "SW" in the left-hand tree control, for example. This display combines the data from 2 meters, one tracking solar output and one tracking the connection to the utility, and combines them into one graph and table of historical data. It extrapolates actual usage by summing the flows of the two meters. The cool thing is that it can show in real time how much you are using, generating and buying/selling from the utility, and it tracks the percentages over various historical time periods. For example, it shows that in this "SW" (i.e southwest cluster of 8 homes in my neighborhood) we have generated 59% of our power from our shared solar PV system so far this year.
This approach can be applied just as easily to an individual home with grid-tied PV, as long as the user has meters that can report independently on PV and utility flows, and might be something worth implementing in EMONCMS.
Re: Another new user question: logging KWH vs power?
Hi, my name is Manoel I'm building my own monitor based on the EMON project and also my own EMONCMS like app.
RIght now I got the monitor to monitor Irms and Apparent Power, both using the EmonLib, which I believe provides me instantaneous readings, correct?
Well, now I'm puzzled on how to convert that to KWH. So I have 3 questions:
1. How to calculate that KWM from instantaneous Apparent Power readings (or Irms)? What is the math here?
2. Is it better to make this calculation on the Arduino or on the server?
3. Should I do that for 24 hours period and them sum all the periods to have my monthly consumption or there is any other way?
Thanks for any help!
Re: Another new user question: logging KWH vs power?
There is a problem. You can not get an accurate measure of energy using apparent power. You should be measuring voltage and calculating real power. The reason is complicated and if you want to know more, look here. If you use apparent power, the energy "kWh" will always be too high, because apparent power can never be less than real power.
If you use 2 kW of power for 3 hours, you have consumed 6 kWh of energy. Mathematically, we say kWh is the integral of kW over time. That is equivalent to drawing a graph of power (kW) and then calculating the area underneath the graph. If you read power every (say) 1 minute, then the energy (kWh) during that minute is the average power x 1 minute, or
((reading at start + reading at end) / 2) x ( 1/60) kWh.
The shorter the time between readings, the more accurate your value for energy will be. It does not matter where you do the sum. But if you keep the total in the Arduino and it loses power or resets, the total energy up to that point is lost, and your server program will need to recognise that it has started again from zero and remember and add the last value it received before the loss so that the total from the beginning stays correct. emonCMS does the sum in the server.
Re: Another new user question: logging KWH vs power?
Guest,
I live nearby and work in the same building on campus as one of your residents. I have installed the Emoncms software on my own file server and should be finally hooking up the EmonTX this weekend. If you are interested we could meet sometime for lunch and discuss. I have not delved into the code much yet, but have been looking at and working with the software a bit for several months now, culminating in monitoring my usage and generation real time. Drop me a private message and we can exchange details.
Dan


`daabb1f` Use high voltage emoji for electrum connections - ArtemGr
`e21c1f1` Keep the gravity log in the library mode - ArtemGr
`e76277a` Support fast client restarts - ArtemGr
`1a0aa18` Allow for simultaneous SWAPs with same seed - ArtemGr
`ffb1c6a` Add environment variable overrides - ArtemGr
MM2 doesn't require the dexfee to be confirmed so we can allow it to be not confirmed for quite long time and pay less amount for miner txfee this way.
`daabb1f` Use high voltage emoji for electrum connections - ArtemGr
`e21c1f1` Keep the gravity log in the library mode - ArtemGr
`e76277a` Support fast client restarts - ArtemGr
`1a0aa18` Allow for simultaneous SWAPs with same seed - ArtemGr
`ffb1c6a` Add environment variable overrides - ArtemGr
compiling the latest mm2 (a5951f4) fails with this error message:
``error[E0599]: no method named strong_count found for type &std::sync::Weak<SendHandler> in the current scope
--> mm2src/peers/http_fallback.rs:361:29
|
361 | if send_handler.strong_count() == 0 {continue}
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^
error: aborting due to previous error
For more information about this error, try rustc --explain E0599.
error: Could not compile peers`....
NB: We target a specific version of the Rust compiler usually, as of now it is nightly-2019-03-10
rustup install nightly-2019-03-10
rustup default nightly-2019-03-10
rustup component add rustfmt-preview
(I will update the Dockerfile to use that version soon).


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| btKinematicClosestNotMeRayResultCallback (btCollisionObject *me) | |
| virtual btScalar | addSingleResult (btCollisionWorld::LocalRayResult &rayResult, bool normalInWorldSpace) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btCollisionWorld::ClosestRayResultCallback | |
| ClosestRayResultCallback (const btVector3 &rayFromWorld, const btVector3 &rayToWorld) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btCollisionWorld::RayResultCallback | |
| virtual | ~RayResultCallback () |
| bool | hasHit () const |
| RayResultCallback () | |
| virtual bool | needsCollision (btBroadphaseProxy *proxy0) const |
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| btCollisionObject * | m_me |
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| btVector3 | m_rayFromWorld |
| btVector3 | m_rayToWorld |
| btVector3 | m_hitNormalWorld |
| btVector3 | m_hitPointWorld |
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| const btCollisionObject * | m_collisionObject |
| int | m_collisionFilterGroup |
| int | m_collisionFilterMask |
| unsigned int | m_flags |
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having a permission called "Wiki" and '(_newMup)
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Machine learning (ML) models that learn and predict properties of computer programs are increasingly being adopted and deployed. These models have demonstrated success in applications such as auto-completing code, summarizing large programs, and detecting bugs and malware in programs.
In this work, we investigate principled ways to adversarially perturb a computer program to fool such learned models, and thus determine their adversarial robustness. We use program obfuscations, which have conventionally been used to avoid attempts at reverse engineering programs, as adversarial perturbations. These perturbations modify programs in ways that do not alter their functionality but can be crafted to deceive an ML model when making a decision.
We provide a general formulation for an adversarial program that allows applying multiple obfuscation transformations to a program in any language. We develop first-order optimization algorithms to efficiently determine two key aspects – which parts of the program to transform, and what transformations to use. We show that it is important to optimize both these aspects to generate the best adversarially perturbed program. Due to the discrete nature of this problem, we also propose using randomized smoothing to improve the attack loss landscape to ease optimization.
We evaluate our work on Python and Java programs on the problem of program summarization.
We show that our best attack proposal achieves a improvement over a state-of-the-art attack generation approach for programs trained on a \textsc{seq2seq} model. We further show that our formulation is better at training models that are robust to adversarial attacks.
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23 Sep 2015Yesterday, Mahmoud Abbas was in Moscow for meetings with Putin amid Russia’s buildup of military forces in Syria and the reopening of the Central Mosque of Moscow. While there he had some very interesting things to say.
Not only did he double-down on his assertion that the Temple Mount “belongs solely for Muslims,” (though at he was careful not to say it was because Jews have “filthy feet” in front of non-Arabs but he said all he wants is for “freedom of worship in Jerusalem in line with the order that existed before the Israeli occupation of 1967.”
How nice! All he wants is freedom of worship… except that before 1967, not only could Jews not worship freely in eastern Jerusalem, they couldn’t set a single “filthy” foot there. While under Jordanian occupation, which Abbas has now used as his ideal model, no Jews were allowed to visit the city. It didn’t matter if they were Israeli or not or even if they were anti-Zionist Neturei Karta. What’s more, Jordan also barred Israeli Muslims and Christians from visiting and praying in the city as well.
###Abbas is effectively calling for Jews to be barred from the city!
The only time a local authority truly guarded freedom of worship for all is when Jerusalem has been under Israeli control. In fact, the only restrictions Israel has ever enforced have been enacted not because of Israeli aggression, but in response to or as preventative measures against Muslim anger and rioting. Palestinian news sources describe Jewish visitors “under heavy police escort” but fail to mention the harassment and intimidation by radical Muslims that makes this necessary. They don’t mention that Israeli restrictions on Muslim worshipers is solely in response to the violence many have been engaging in and is an attempt to prevent those most likely to engage in attacks.
But probably the biggest casualty in this whole saga surrounding “attacks on the Temple Mount” (aside from, you know, their complete fabrication) is the global acceptance of the idea that, even according to Israeli outlets, “Under regulations instituted by Israel since 1967, Jews are allowed to visit but not to pray, to avoid provoking tensions.”
This is nonsense. The restrictions on Jewish prayer at the Temple Mount only began during the Second Intifada as a response to Palestinian rioting. Before that, Jews regularly visited the site, were able to tour not just the compound but the inside the mosques and were even allowed to pray quietly, which they did without any problems. I know this not just from reports but because I remember visiting the Mount myself back in the 90s with no need for any police protection, not being harassed when I closed my eyes to pray and I remember going inside both mosques (without shoes, despite my “filthy feet”).
None of this is possible today nor was it even a dream between 1948 and 1967. Anyone who has any doubt about what a Palestinian controlled Jerusalem would look like need only actually listen to Abbas to see what signs he’ll put up:


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THE WEDDING SINGER A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * 1/2* out of * * * *
Adam Sandler turns up the charm in his latest romantic comedy, The Wedding Singer. Unfortunately, that also has the effect of softening his edge. He's nowhere near his peak of Happy Gilmore, not that it was much of one. He's certainly not helped here by a rather frail plot.
The year is 1985, letting the whole film obsess with 80s nostalgia. Adam Sandler is nice guy Robbie, the titular wedding singer, who entertains at the local reception hall by belting out his interpretations of classic 80s hits.
Robbie's life is thrown into turmoil when his fiancee, Linda (Angela Featherstone), leaves him at the altar. However, things are looking up when he meets Julia (Drew Barrymore), a waitress at the hall. She's the perfect woman, but for one small flaw: she's engaged to be married to a slick junk bond king, Glenn (Matthew Glave).
So, most of the film deals with the slow realization by Robbie that he and Julia are in love, and his attempts to stop the wedding. As far as plots go, it's a pretty thin and tired one.
To fill the gaps, The Wedding Singer delivers heaping spoonfuls of 1980s nostalgia. From Boy George to Michael Jackson, from Miami Vice to Dallas, from the first CDs to the last Rubik's Cubes, this film revels in all the minutiae. And then there's the music... Learning a lesson from the successful soundtracks to Grosse Pointe Blank, and Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, this film packs more 80s songs in the film than the running time will allow. As a result, most songs get maybe a lyric or a half, but you can almost see the bright gleam in the record executives' eyes: The Wedding Singer Vols. 2, 3, and 4!
While the nonstop 80s riffs get incredibly tiring, at least they distract you from the plot. At least last year's My Best Friend's Wedding stirred up the standard "keep your true love from marrying someone else" plot by making the rival a nice person. Here, Glenn is such a lowly rat of a man that you never see what Julia saw in him.
Barrymore, on the other hand, is simply charming as Julia. Which leaves us with Adam Sandler. He's at his best in the film when his nice guy persona fades a little (such as when he has a breakdown on stage during a wedding reception).
The film boasts several cameos (most notably by Steve Buscemi and Jon Lovitz). But none of them work well at all. Buscemi's role as a drunken best man simply fails to be humorous. Lovitz, on the other hand, as a rival wedding singer, makes you long for his good old days on Saturday Night Live, where he was actually funny. The only cameo which has some appeal is a guest appearance by a classic 80s rocker during the film's finale (surprisingly, one of the only plot-related scenes which actually works.)
Adam Sandler still has some work to do before he can become a dependable leading man. While he attempts to change his image in The Wedding Singer, the end result is no net gain.
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public abstract class TypeCode extends Object implements IDLEntity
TypeCode
objects are used:
NamedValue
objects are used to represent arguments and
return values. One of their components is an Any
object, which in turn has as one of its components a
TypeCode
object.
The representation of a TypeCode
object is opaque,
but abstractly, a TypeCode
object consists of:
kind
field, which is set to an instance
of the class TCKind
TypeCode
object
describing the OMG IDL type 1ong
has kind
TCKind.tk_long
and no additional fields.
The TypeCode
describing OMG IDL type
sequence<boolean, 10>
has a kind
field
with the value
TCKind.tk_sequence
and also fields with the values
boolean
and 10
for the
type of sequence elements and the length of the sequence.
TypeCode
objects can be obtained in various ways:
Any.insert_X
, where X is
a basic IDL type. This method creates a TypeCode
object
for type X and assigns it to the Any
object's
type
field.
For example, the following creates a TypeCode
object for a string
with a maximum of 30 characters:
org.omg.CORBA.TypeCode tcString = orb.create_string_tc(30);
The following creates a TypeCode
object for an array
of five string
s:
org.omg.CORBA.TypeCode tcArray = orb.create_array_tc( 5, TCKind.tk_string);
The following creates a TypeCode
object for an interface named "Account":
org.omg.CORBA.TypeCode tcInterface = orb.create_interface_tc( "thisId", "Account");
_type
method
in Holder
classes for user-defined
IDL types. These Holder
classes are generated
by the idltojava
compiler.
Most of the methods in the class TypeCode
are accessors, and the information contained in a TypeCode
object is specific to a particular type. Therefore, methods
must be invoked
only on the kind of type codes to which they apply. If an
accessor method
tries to access information from an inappropriate kind of
type code, it will throw
the exception TypeCodePackage.BadKind
. For example,
if the method discriminator_type
is called on anything
other than a union
, it will throw BadKind
because only union
s have a discriminator.
The following list shows which methods apply to which kinds of
type codes:
These methods may be invoked on all TypeCode
kinds:
equal
kind
These methods may be invoked on objref
, struct
,
union
, enum
,
alias
, exception
, value
,
value_box
, native
,
and abstract_interface
:
id
name
These methods may be invoked on struct
,
union
, enum
,
and exception
:
member_count
member_name
These methods may be invoked on struct
,
union
, and exception
:
member_type(int index)
These methods may be invoked on union
:
member_label
discriminator_type
default_index
These methods may be invoked on string
,
sequence
, and array
:
length
These methods may be invoked on alias
,
sequence
, array
, and value_box
:
content_type
Unlike other CORBA pseudo-objects, TypeCode
objects can be passed as general IDL parameters.
The methods parameter
and param_count
,
which are deprecated, are not mapped.
Java IDL extends the CORBA specification to allow all operations permitted
on a struct
TypeCode
to be permitted
on an exception
TypeCode
as well.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TypeCode() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract TypeCode |
concrete_base_type()
Returns the
TypeCode object that describes the concrete base type
of the value type that this TypeCode object describes. |
abstract TypeCode |
content_type()
Returns the
TypeCode object representing the
IDL type for the members of the object described by this
TypeCode object. |
abstract int |
default_index()
Returns the index of the
default member, or -1 if there is no default member.
|
abstract TypeCode |
discriminator_type()
Returns a
TypeCode object describing
all non-default member labels. |
abstract boolean |
equal(TypeCode tc)
Compares this
TypeCode object with the given one,
testing for equality. |
abstract boolean |
equivalent(TypeCode tc)
Tests to see if the given
TypeCode object is
equivalent to this TypeCode object. |
abstract short |
fixed_digits()
Returns the number of digits in the fixed type described by this
TypeCode object. |
abstract short |
fixed_scale()
Returns the scale of the fixed type described by this
TypeCode object. |
abstract TypeCode |
get_compact_typecode()
Strips out all optional name and member name fields,
but leaves all alias typecodes intact.
|
abstract String |
id()
Retrieves the RepositoryId globally identifying the type
of this
TypeCode object. |
abstract TCKind |
kind()
Retrieves the kind of this
TypeCode object. |
abstract int |
length()
Returns the number of elements in the type described by
this
TypeCode object. |
abstract int |
member_count()
Retrieves the number of members in the type described by
this
TypeCode object. |
abstract Any |
member_label(int index)
Retrieves the label of the union member
identified by the given index.
|
abstract String |
member_name(int index)
Retrieves the simple name of the member identified by
the given index.
|
abstract TypeCode |
member_type(int index)
Retrieves the
TypeCode object describing the type
of the member identified by the given index. |
abstract short |
member_visibility(int index)
Returns the constant that indicates the visibility of the member
at the given index.
|
abstract String |
name()
Retrieves the simple name identifying this
TypeCode
object within its
enclosing scope. |
abstract short |
type_modifier()
Returns a constant indicating the modifier of the value type
that this
TypeCode object describes. |
public abstract boolean equal(TypeCode tc)
TypeCode
object with the given one,
testing for equality. TypeCode
objects are equal if
they are interchangeable and give identical results when
TypeCode
operations are applied to them.tc
- the TypeCode
object to compare againsttrue
if the type codes are equal;
false
otherwisepublic abstract boolean equivalent(TypeCode tc)
TypeCode
object is
equivalent to this TypeCode
object.
tc
- the typecode to compare with this typecodetrue
if the given typecode is equivalent to
this typecode; false
otherwisepublic abstract TypeCode get_compact_typecode()
TypeCode
object with optional name and
member name fields stripped out, except for alias typecodes,
which are left intactCORBA
package
comments for unimplemented featurespublic abstract TCKind kind()
TypeCode
object.
The kind of a type code determines which TypeCode
methods may legally be invoked on it.
The method kind
may be invoked on any
TypeCode
object.
TCKind
instance indicating the
value of the kind
field of this
TypeCode
objectpublic abstract String id() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object.
The method id
can be invoked on object reference,
structure, union, enumeration, alias, exception, valuetype,
boxed valuetype, native, and abstract interface type codes.
Object reference, exception, valuetype, boxed valuetype,
native, and abstract interface TypeCode
objects
always have a RepositoryId.
Structure, union, enumeration, and alias TypeCode
objects
obtained from the Interface Repository or the method
ORB.create_operation_list
also always have a RepositoryId. If there is no RepositoryId, the
method can return an empty string.
TypeCode
object
or an empty string if there is no RepositoryIDBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind ofTypeCode
objectpublic abstract String name() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object within its
enclosing scope. Since names are local to a Repository, the
name returned from a TypeCode
object
may not match the name of the
type in any particular Repository, and may even be an empty
string.
The method name
can be invoked on object reference,
structure, union, enumeration, alias, exception, valuetype,
boxed valuetype, native, and abstract interface
TypeCode
objects.
TypeCode
object
or an empty stringBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind ofTypeCode
objectpublic abstract int member_count() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object.
The method member_count
can be invoked on
structure, union, and enumeration TypeCode
objects.
Java IDL extends the CORBA specification to allow this method to
operate on exceptions as well.
TypeCode
objectBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract String member_name(int index) throws BadKind, Bounds
TypeCode
object
may not match the name of the member in any particular
Repository, and may even be an empty string.
The method member_name
can be invoked on structure, union,
and enumeration TypeCode
objects.
Java IDL extends the CORBA specification to allow this method to
operate on exceptions as well.
index
- index of the member for which a name is being reqestedBounds
- if the index is equal
to or greater than
the number of members constituting the typeBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract TypeCode member_type(int index) throws BadKind, Bounds
TypeCode
object describing the type
of the member identified by the given index.
The method member_type
can be invoked on structure
and union TypeCode
objects.
Java IDL extends the CORBA specification to allow this method to
operate on exceptions as well.
index
- index of the member for which type information
is begin requestedTypeCode
object describing the
member at the given indexBounds
- if the index is
equal to or greater than
the number of members constituting the typeBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract Any member_label(int index) throws BadKind, Bounds
The method member_label
can only be invoked on union
TypeCode
objects.
index
- index of the union member for which the
label is being requestedAny
object describing the label of
the requested union member or the zero octet for
the default memberBounds
- if the index is
equal to or greater than
the number of members constituting the unionBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on a non-union TypeCode
objectpublic abstract TypeCode discriminator_type() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object describing
all non-default member labels.
The method discriminator_type
can be invoked only
on union TypeCode
objects.TypeCode
object describing
the non-default member labelsBadKind
- if the method
is invoked on a non-union TypeCode
objectpublic abstract int default_index() throws BadKind
The method default_index
can be invoked only on union
TypeCode
objects.
BadKind
- if the method
is invoked on a non-union TypeCode
objectpublic abstract int length() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object.
For strings and sequences, it returns the
bound, with zero indicating an unbounded string or sequence.
For arrays, it returns the number of elements in the array.
The method length
can be invoked on string, sequence, and
array TypeCode
objects.
BadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract TypeCode content_type() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object representing the
IDL type for the members of the object described by this
TypeCode
object.
For sequences and arrays, it returns the
element type. For aliases, it returns the original type. Note
that multidimensional arrays are represented by nesting
TypeCode
objects, one per dimension.
For boxed valuetypes, it returns the boxed type.
The method content_type
can be invoked on sequence, array,
alias, and boxed valuetype TypeCode
objects.
TypeCode
object representing
the element type for sequences and arrays, the
original type for aliases, or the
boxed type for boxed valuetypes.BadKind
- if the method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract short fixed_digits() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object. For example, the typecode for
the number 3000.275d could be fixed<7,3>
, where
7 is the precision and 3 is the scale.BadKind
- if this method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract short fixed_scale() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object. A positive number indicates the
number of digits to the right of the decimal point.
For example, the number 3000d could have the
typecode fixed<4,0>
, where the first number is
the precision and the second number is the scale.
A negative number is also possible and adds zeroes to the
left of the decimal point. In this case, fixed<1,-3>
,
could be the typecode for the number 3000d.TypeCode
object describesBadKind
- if this method
is invoked on an inappropriate kind of TypeCode
objectpublic abstract short member_visibility(int index) throws BadKind, Bounds
TypeCode
objects.index
- an int
indicating the index into the
valuePRIVATE_MEMBER.value
or
PUBLIC_MEMBER.value
BadKind
- if this method
is invoked on a non-value type TypeCode
objectBounds
- if the given index is out of boundsCORBA
package
comments for unimplemented featurespublic abstract short type_modifier() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object describes. The constant
returned must be one of the following: VM_NONE.value
,
VM_ABSTRACT.value
, VM_CUSTOM.value
,
or VM_TRUNCATABLE.value
,TypeCode
object describesBadKind
- if this method
is invoked on a non-value type TypeCode
objectCORBA
package
comments for unimplemented featurespublic abstract TypeCode concrete_base_type() throws BadKind
TypeCode
object that describes the concrete base type
of the value type that this TypeCode
object describes.
Returns null if it doesn't have a concrete base type.TypeCode
object that describes the
concrete base type of the value type
that this TypeCode
object describesBadKind
- if this method
is invoked on a non-boxed value type TypeCode
objectCORBA
package
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Political Science Data Manipulation: A Case Study Approach in R
Ch. 7
Going (Wide-to-) Long with the Minnesota Twins
Sometimes wide is the way to go. I’ll use a twin study to illustrate.


Creating dashboard packs
1) Create some awesome dashboards in Dynatrace
Dashboards which work best for mass deployment:
- have a clear focus / usecase, avoid 1 dashboard to rule them all
- have a clear audience in mind, ie who would use this dashboard pack? Ops? Dev? LoB? Execs?
- are managementZone or tag driven, avoid entityID filters where possible
- leverage an AIOps approach, ie rely on green/red honeycombs in place of technical metrics like cpu/mem/etc
- leverage custom service and RUM metrics, which provide long-term trending
- are customized in Configurator based on API data, eg a dropdown that gets its values from an API call
- link users to further analysis, through Multi-Dimensional Analysis, user sessions, etc
2) Link your dashboards
Ensure that your Overview dashboard contains markdown tiles that contain links to sub-dashboards.
Don't worry about the IDs themselves, just that they match; the Configurator will swap them later.
Example: "markdown": "## [🔍](#dashboard;id=38862cbd-8ab4-4e17-81ca-1f43af427ad3)"
needs to
match:
"id": "38862cbd-8ab4-4e17-81ca-1f43af427ad3",
3) Create a GitHub repo
JSON files should be in the root of the repo and named <something>.json.
You can use a private repo if you don't want to share your dashboards, but public
is recommended.
Also, I recommend using a JSON-aware Git-enabled IDE, such as VS Code:
This helps ensure your JSON is valid and easily commit and push changes.
Note: After you push a change, you can reload your dashboards in the Gear:
4) Determine your swaps
The Configurator will look for strings to swap. They should be in the format: ${MyString}
You want to replace things like GUIDs, application names, management zones, etc in your prototype
with swaps. You'll use these momentarily in Workflow Builder.
5) Build a workflow
Click on Workflow Builder in the top right corner of this dev guide.
Inside the Workflow Builder you'll build a workflow to get inputs from the API and user
to transform your dashboard template, into the user's completely customized dashboards.
There are 4 key concepts in the Workflow Builder:
- ⚙ (Workflow Config) - Here you pick your target personas, usecase, and provide your repo info
- + far right (Add page) - Pages allow you space out your inputs, so the user isn't overwhelmed.
Also, inputs which require a prior input (e.g. a USP input needs the app first), should be on
subsequent pages.
- + far left (Add section) - Sections are logical groupings of inputs. They'll wrap around the pages
but consider only using a few per page.
- + inside a section (Add Widget) - Widgets get input from the user or API. There are various
different types, described below.
You can also test your workflow with the 🏃🏼♂icon. When you're done, click 💾 to download the .cwf.json workflow file.
You can come back and edit your workflow at any time by reloading the file with 📂.
6) Test locally
Click the gear icon in the top right and add your repo and Overview dashboard. Reload Dashboards. Test
a deployment.
Reference: Widget types
- Text Input - Get free text from user
- Select (API) - Present dropdown to user populated by DT API response
- Select (USQL) - Present dropdown to user populated by USQL response
- Select (static) - Present dropdown to user populated by predefined static options
- Markdown - Render markdown in the workflow, e.g. on screen instructions
- Checkboxes - (WIP) Present user with checkboxes for predefined true/false options
- Journey Picker - Present user with drag-n-drop visual query builder
- Tile Replicator - (WIP) Replicate a single tile in n-number of columns
- Conditional Swap - Make a swap based on a prior value, e.g. "if ${feature} == X, then swap ${dashboardid} to Y:"
- Workflow Config Override - Override the workflow configuration based on a prior value, e.g. "if ${journey.steps} == X, then override OverviewDB to Y:"
- DT Config Pusher - Check for existing config (e.g. autotag, MZ, custom metric, Request Attribute), give user a button to deploy it.
- Existing Dashboard Linker - (WIP) Create a link tile to already deployed dashboards


Introduction to Summer Camp Posts
2018-07-08 | COSMOS CampHello everyone! Starting from today, I started attending a camp called COSMOS (California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science) at University of California, Irvine. In this camp, I am taking a class, or a cluster, called Reasoning About Luck: Probability, Statistics, and Their Uses in Science. COSMOS Course Description
COSMOS is a 4 week camp in which we alternate between lectures (from two different professors at the University) and lab days (usually computer labs) in which we usually get together in our project groups to work on our final project. The basis of these projects are from the skillsets we learn from lectures and lab days as we mainly learn how to use Python to analyze statistics. I am very excited to spend my 4 weeks here as I will not only be able to socialize with people whom have similar interests as me but also working with them on a subject I am aspiring to study in the future! So throughout the camp I will be posting various things such as the progress of our final project or certain mini projects we do to demonstrate the skills we’ve learned.
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