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Nyzo version 608 (commit on GitHub) adds an option to use an identifier instead of a private key for a managed verifier in the sentinel.
This version affects the sentinel only.
We stepped back from development and releases because we wanted to give the community some time to work on Nyzo without the need to constantly keep up with updates and changes to the software. We have been exceptionally pleased with how strong the community has been in our absence. The collaborative problem solving of the cycle has kept the blockchain processing with remarkable efficiency and stability. The Nyzo community is a wonderful example of blockchain governance, and we applaud you for your amazing work.
We have been very careful, from the very beginning of this project, to try to distance ourselves from a long-term de facto leadership of Nyzo. We wanted to get the project moving, and then we wanted to see where the community took it.
We would like to start making further, more limited, contributions to the Nyzo code ecosystem. While we do not want to lead Nyzo, we do want to continue to be involved, as we have as much interest as other members of the community in the continued growth of Nyzo.
Version 574 added trusted-message verification to the sentinel to protect against man-in-the-middle attacks. While this was a positive change, it did prevent the use of managed verifiers for which the sentinel does not have a private key. This version restores the option to use such managed verifiers, while retaining message verification, by allowing specification of the public identifier of those verifiers.
The version also adds block signature verification to the sentinel, which protects against certain malicious actions as well as inadvertently malformed blocks.
In ManagedVerifier, the identifier of the verifier was added as an argument to the constructor. It is no longer derived from the key seed in the constructor.
The hasPrivateKey() method was added to ManagedVerifier. Previously, the private key was available for all ManagedVerifier objects. Now, some ManagedVerifier objects have only a public identifier.
When reading ManagedVerifier objects in the fromString() method, the raw hex method is still supported for specifying a private-key seed. However, options for specifying either the private seed or the public identifier have also been added. When a private-key seed is specified, the public identifier is now derived in this method.
If a public identifier is available, the ManagedVerifier is built and returned. Some ManagedVerifier objects have both a private key and a public identifier, and some have only a public identifier.
In Sentinel, whitelist requests are only sent for verifiers for which a key is available.
In the full-mesh block fetch fallback, the block signature is now checked.
Before UDP blocks are sent for out-of-cycle verifiers, presence of a private key is now checked.
In the trusted block fetch, the block signature is also now checked. While these responses are not suspected to be malicious, checking the signature protects against problems that might arise if a minor issue with a verifier causes a malformed block to be sent to the sentinel.
When creating blocks for the verifiers in verifierList, blocks are only created for those verifiers for which a private key is available.
In SentinelController, the background-color was moved from the verifier-row to the verifier-label. The verifier-flag class was added.
The verifier-flag element was added on the left side of each row. If only the public identifier is available, the 🆔 symbol is added. This element could be used in the future for other indications.
In the interface, only the response identifier is now displayed when a message is signed with an unexpected identity. Display of the expected identifier is unnecessary and was cluttering the interface.


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(.env)
file
PORT = 3000
- Install the following dependencies
npm init -y
npm i -D jest supertest eslint
npm i dotenv express
Running the app
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clone the repo.
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Enter the command
npm start
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Use endpoints :/error
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Test .
- There's 1 test files . server.test.js
- In terminal run :
npm test


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"Can only declare an entry_point if no source binary is specified.")
if not isinstance(platforms, (list, tuple)) and not isinstance(platforms, Compatibility.string):
raise TargetDefinitionException("platforms must be a list, tuple or string.")
if not isinstance(interpreters, (list, tuple)):
raise TargetDefinitionException("interpreters must be a list or tuple.")
self._entry_point = entry_point
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self._platforms = tuple(maybe_list(platforms or []))
if source and entry_point:
entry_point_module = entry_point.split(":", 1)[0]
source_entry_point = self._translate_to_entry_point(self.sources[0])
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I am, I suppose, one of those people called a “psychonaut.” I recently seemed to develop an incurable interest in British research chemicals. Now I used to be a Methamphetamine addict so when they came out with a new one called “Methiopropamine” I was immediately interested and I ordered a ridiculous amount: 10 grams!
When I received it it was a white powder with only a slightly chemical odor to it.  I snorted one and sat down to wait. The drip was not unpleasant and I soon felt very stimulated. However, I had this inkling that perhaps a bit of euphoria was coming my way, so I had another line.
The second line gave me a good kick so I had another.... I think you get where this is going. Pretty soon I was measuring out another batch of lines, 30 mg this time.
Was it fun? Well yeah. I was zooming around doing this and that. I thought I was being productive but after a while, all I really wanted to do was space out and listen to rock music.
As the night approached, I realized I would not be needing to sleep. I stayed up all night doing whatever came to mind and. After a one hour nap at 6 AM I started a new day of snorting.
This went on to the third day. That third night, I began experiencing chest pains and headache. However, the thrill of it all was so compelling that I continued to use it despite my growing fear that I was going to have a heart attack. I started hallucinating too. I was seeing things move in the shadows and hearing all sorts of sounds: people screaming, people copulating, weird watery alien sounds, etc.
The next morning, I finally admitted to myself that this was getting out of control. I knew I could not control my use of this stuff so I gave it to my wife to flush down the toilet. She gladly obliged.
I crashed and slept all day and night. The next day, as expected, I had some really mean cravings. The cravings continued for about a week. Let me tell you, this stuff is not quite as euphoric and speedy as actual Methamphetamine; however, it is way stronger and more effective than any of those Cathinone derivatives that are out there and I would not be surprised if the majority of people who buy this stuff get a little out of control. In fact, I remember being very impulsive.
Conclusion? This really has all the negatives of crystal meth, 4MMC, and MDP V etc. If you want to get crazy and high it will probably work for you. However, I really think this is bad stuff: it makes you careless, it is potentially toxic, and most certainly addictive!
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| MLSIGMOID |
Fitting a sigmoid function using ML estimation.
Synopsis:
model = mlsigmoid(data,options)
Description:
model = mlsigmoid(data,options) computes Maximum-Likelihood
estimation of parameters of sigmoid function [Platt99a]
p(y==1|x) = 1/(1+exp(A(1)*x+A(2))),
used to describe a posteriory probability of a hidden binary
state y from {1,2}. The conditional probabilities p(x|y) are
assumed to be uni-variate Gaussian distribution. The training
samples {(X(1),y(1)),...,(X(num_data),y(num_data))} assumed to
be i.i.d. are given in data.X and data.y.
Input:
data [struct] Input sample:
.X [1 x num_data] Values of discriminant function.
.y [1 x num_data] Corresponding class label (1 or 2).
options [struct] Control parameters:
.regul [1x1] If 1 then fitting is regularized to prevent
overfitting (default 1).
.verb [1x1] If 1 then progress info is displayed (default 0).
Output:
model.A [1x2] Parameters of sigmoid function.
model.logl [1x1] Value of the log-likelihood criterion.
Example:
help demo_svmpout;
See also
SIGMOID.
About: Statistical Pattern Recognition Toolbox
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Czech Technical University Prague
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
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Skoda Kamiq Mid-Size SUV Confirmed For India, Launch Likely Next Year
by Team GaadiWaadiThe car will carry the same Euro-spec features and will arrive in both petrol and diesel models
Recent reports have confirmed that Skoda Auto India will launch the Kamiq SUV in India in 2020. The car has already begun testing on Indian roads and the car that will come to India will reportedly be the same Europe-spec model. In the domestic market, the SUV will go up against the likes of Kia Seltos, MG Hector and Hyundai Creta.
This also falls in line with the mid-size SUV that Skoda Auto Volkswagen was talking of bringing to our shores. The car is most likely to be debuted at the upcoming 2020 Auto Expo in February. The car is based on the VW Group’s cost-efficient MQB-A0 platform and will feature the company’s latest design and technology.
Design-wise, the Kamiq is essentially a scaled-down version of the Kodiaq SUV. The front end is highlighted by the split-LED headlamps and Skoda’s signature butterfly grille. It sits on either a 17-, 18- or 19-inch wheels and comes with sleek tail lamps that are similar to that of the Kodiaq.
On the inside, the Kamiq features the latest tech trickeries that begin with the central console that houses the new floating touchscreen infotainment system. The new climate control knobs are now added instead of the standard unit seen in Skoda cars for a while. Other notable elements come in the form of a sporty flat-bottom steering wheel.
Earlier spy shots have suggested that the car will come with features including a touchscreen infotainment system, dual-zone climate control, keyless entry with push-button start, a multi-info display, steering mounted audio controls, automatic headlamps as well as an auto-start stop function. It is also expected to come with connected-car tech, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and a sunroof.
While we are not sure about the options that will be introduced in India, the car comes with three petrol and two diesel powertrain. However, the car will likely come with a TSI petrol engine and a TDI diesel powertrain that are compliant with the upcoming BS-VI norms.


A brute-force attack is available for encryption with the RC6 encryption algorithm.
The key space to be searched through is entered in the brute-force dialog. After the document has been decrypted with all the possible keys, the plaintext version of the document is assumed to be that which has the smallest entropy in the first thousand characters.
In the examples chapter there is an example of an attack on the triple-DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode. This example can be worked through for each of the symmetric encryption algorithms; however, the encrypted documents are always different.
Conditions which the document must satisfy for a successful attack: see brute-force attack.


class: center, middle # What is Git? --- ## Git is a **Version Control System** Version control systems help to manage projects by keeping track of their history. Changes to a project managed by a VCS are called *"commits"*, and mark distinct points in history.
--- ## Reporitories In most VCS tools, commits and other information are stored in a *repository*. In git, the actual repository is stored in the `.git/` subdirectory of your project. You shouldn't manually edit anything in `.git/` unless you know what you're doing; the `git` command manages that folder for us.
--- ## Working Directory Your working directory is where all of your project's files go. Your `.git/` repository lives inside your working directory, as a sibling to your project files. ```bash ... my_project/ # Working directory for my_project/ .git/ # Repository src/ # Project files README.md # Project files ... # Project files another_project/ # Working directory for another_project/ ... ``` --- ## Basic Commands A typical workflow with git involves the following commands: ```bash # Info Gathering git status # Prints the status of the local repo git diff # Prints all changes since last commit git branch # Prints a list of local branches git remote # Prints a list of known remote repos git log # Prints a history of commits # Basic Operations git init # Initializes a new empty repository git clone # Copies an existing git repo git add # Stages changes from working directory git commit # Commits staged changes git push # Pushes commits to a remote repo git pull # Fetches and merges commits from a remote repo # Harder Operations git checkout # Switch to a local or remote branch git fetch # Downloads commits from a remote repo git merge # Merges specified branch into current branch # Advanced Operations git revert # Adds a commit that undoes a previous commit git reset # Moves the HEAD reference git rebase # Combines branches/commits without merging ``` --- ## First project To initialize a new git repo, navigate to a new directory and type `git init`. ```bash ~$ mkdir project/ ~$ cd project/ ~/project$ git init ``` Congratulations, you now have a clean git repository. You can see it by typing `ls -la`, and check its status with `git status`. ```bash ~/project$ ls -la drwxrwxr-x 7 nick nick 4096 Jul 5 23:38 .git ``` ```bash ~/project$ git status On branch master Initial commit nothing to commit (create/copy files and use "git add" to track) ``` --- ## Making some changes In order to make use of your repo, we need to make some changes to the working directory. Let's create a new file with some text. ```bash ~/project$ echo "Hello, World" > hello.txt ``` Now if we look at our status, we'll see that git has found the new file. ```bash ~/project$ git status On branch master Initial commit Untracked files: (use "git add
..." to include in what will be committed) hello.txt nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track) ``` Untracked files are ones which git can see, but which are not part of the repository as of the latest commit. ---
--- ## Staging changes Before commiting files and changes to git's repository, we have to *stage* those changes. We do this using `git add`. There are several ways you can specify the files to change. ```bash ~/project$ git add hello.txt # Stages only hello.txt ~/project$ git add ./ # Stages all files in the current directory ~/project$ git add -A # Stages all files ``` Now if we look at our status, we'll see that the file has been successfully staged. ```bash ~/project$ git status On branch master Initial commit Changes to be committed: (use "git rm --cached
..." to unstage) new file: hello.txt ``` ---
--- ## Git tracks changes, not files An important concept to understand about git is that git only cares about changes to the working directory. When we staged `hello.txt`, we told git to acknowledge the changes to `hello.txt` up to that point. Namely, that it had been created and had the contents "Hello, World". If we change the contents of the file while it's staged, then git will recognize that as a unique change. ```bash ~/project$ echo "Goodbye, World" > hello.txt ~/project$ git status On branch master Initial commit Changes to be committed: (use "git rm --cached
..." to unstage) new file: hello.txt Changes not staged for commit: (use "git add
..." to update what will be committed) (use "git checkout --
..." to discard changes in working directory) modified: hello.txt ``` ---
--- ## Using `git diff` to identify changes When editing project files, it's important to keep track of what you've changed. Git keeps track of which files have been changed, as well as which lines in those files have been added and deleted. Git diff can be told to compare between commits, files, and branches, as well as to look at staged vs unstaged changes. By default, `git diff` will show all unstaged changes. ```bash ~/project$ git diff diff --git a/hello.txt b/hello.txt index 3fa0d4b..db102ae 100644 --- a/hello.txt +++ b/hello.txt @@ -1 +1 @@ -Hello, World +Goodbye, World ``` If we want to take a look at staged changes, we can use `git diff --staged`. --- ## Commit your first changes Since we have some changes in the staging area, we can commit those changes to git's history. ```bash ~/project$ git commit -m "This is my first git commit."  ---
--- ## Next Steps Now that you know how to do basic adds and commits, it's time to look at what makes a VCS truly useful - navigating through history. First, let's look at how to manipulate the current working directory and the latest commit. To do this, we'll be using `git checkout` and `git reset`. Additionally, we need to be aware of the status of the working directory in order to know which commands to use to accomplish what we want. We can do this by recognizing the different states a file change can be in: `untracked`, `unstaged`, `staged` known as being in the "Index"), and `committed`. We won't deal much with untracked changes, since these aren't version-controlled. They're only worth mentioning in order to make a clear distinction between untracked and unstaged changes. --- ## Undoing staged and unstaged changes Sometimes we add files to the staging area, then realize we don't want them to be included in the next commit. We can remove them from the staging area using `git reset HEAD
`. This will cause the files to move from `staged` to `unstaged`. Your files in the working directory will not be changed, they just won't be included in the next `git commit`. Other times, we make changes that we completely want to undo. We can use `git checkout
` to remove changes from files and restore them to the last commit. This will only work on unstaged files, so if you want to undo staged changes, you must first use `git reset HEAD
`. **Warning**: you can't undo this. ---
--- ## Using Branches Branching is a means of isolating unrelated project changes. For example, if you're writing a program with separate modules for UI and backend, you can create a branch for each of those tasks so they don't interfere with each other.


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This test passes if there is a gray rectangle with two black lists in it, as described below.
The first black list is a bulleted list that has a blue numbered list in it.
The second black list is a numbered list that has two blue nested lists in it: the first nested list is a bulleted list with three items, and the second list is a numbered list with two items.
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DIFFINDEX-RRED(1) DIFFINDEX-RRED(1) NAME diffindex-rred - Restricted restricted ed SYNOPSIS diffindex-rred diff1 ... DESCRIPTION diffindex-rred is a command line tool for applying diff --ed style patches, as used in APT's diff/Index format. It can efficiently apply several patches in one run and does not need to read the whole source file into memory. The source file is taken from stdin. The patched file is written to std‐ out. Compressed patch files are decompressed automatically if they have the proper .gz, .bz2, or .lzo extension. diffindex-rred is used by diffindex-download. SEE ALSO apt-file(1), diffindex-download(1) AUTHOR diffindex-rred was written by Stefan Fritsch<EMAIL_ADDRESS>January 2009 DIFFINDEX-RRED(1)


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- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Sara Cone Bryant, ed., How to Tell Stories to Children, and Some Stories to Tell
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- Word Count: 736
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
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Once there was a little furry rabbit, who lived with his mother deep down in a nest under the long grass. His name was Raggylug, and his mother’s name was Molly Cottontail. Every morning, when Molly Cottontail went out to hunt for food, she said to Raggylug, “Now, Raggylug, lie still, and make no noise. No matter what you hear, no matter what you see, don’t you move. Remember you are only a baby rabbit, and lie low.” And Raggylug always said he would.
 By just cocking his eye, so, he could see what was going on up in the world. Once a big blue-jay perched on a twig above him, and scolded someone very loudly; he kept saying, “Thief! thief!” But Raggylug never moved his nose, nor his paws; he lay still. Once a lady-bug took a walk down a blade of grass, over his head; she was so top-heavy that pretty soon she tumbled off and fell to the bottom, and had to begin all over again. But Raggylug never moved his nose nor his paws; he lay still.
The sun was warm, and it was very still.
Suddenly Raggylug heard a little sound, far off. It sounded like “Swish, swish,” very soft and far away. He listened.  But he never moved his nose or his paws; he lay still. Then the sound came nearer, “rustle—rustle—rustle”; then grew fainter, then came nearer; in and out, nearer and nearer, like something coming; only, when Raggylug heard anything coming he always heard its feet, stepping ever so softly. What could it be that came so smoothly,—rustle—rustle—without any feet?
He forgot his mother’s warning, and sat up on his hind paws; the sound stopped then. “Pooh,” thought Raggylug, “I’m not a baby rabbit, I am three weeks old; I’ll find out what this is.” He stuck his head over the top of the nest, and looked—straight into the wicked eyes of a great big snake. “Mammy, Mammy!” screamed Raggylug.  He tried to call “Mammy!” again, but he could not breathe.
Ah, but Mammy had heard the first cry. Straight over the fields she flew, leaping the stones and hummocks, fast as the wind, to save her baby.  And when she came to Raggylug and the big snake, she took one look, and then hop! hop! she went over the snake’s back; and as she jumped she struck at the snake with her strong hind claws so that they tore his skin. He hissed with rage, but he did not let go.
Hop! hop! she went again, and this time she hurt him so that he twisted and turned; but he held on to Raggylug.
Once more the mother rabbit hopped, and once more she struck and tore the snake’s back with her sharp claws. Zzz! How she hurt! The snake dropped Raggy to strike at her, and Raggy rolled on to his feet and ran.
“Run, Raggylug, run!” said his mother, keeping the snake busy with her jumps; and you may believe Raggylug ran! Just as soon as he was out of the way his mother came too, and showed him where to go. When she ran, there was a little white patch that showed under her tail; that was for Raggy to follow,—he followed it now.
Far, far away she led him, through the long grass, to a place where the big snake could not find him, and there she made a new nest. And this time, when she told Raggylug to lie low you’d better believe he minded!


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Learning A Continuous and Reconstructible Latent Space for Hardware Accelerator Design
Qijing Huang, Charles Hong, John Wawrzynek, Mahesh Subedar, Yakun Sophia Shao
International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software (ISPASS), 2022.
Adaptive Test Generation for Fast Functional Coverage Closure
Azade Nazi, Qijing Huang, Hamid Shojaei, Hodjat Asghari Esfeden, Azalia Mirhosseini, Richard Ho
Design Verification Conference (DVCON), 2022.
Test Parameter Tuning with Blackbox Optimization: A Simple Yet Effective Way to Improve Coverage
Qijing Huang, Hamid Shojaei, Fred Zyda, Azade Nazi, Shobha Vasudevan, Sat Chatterjee, Richard Ho
Design Verification Conference (DVCON), 2022.
HAWQ-V3: Dyadic Neural Network Quantization
Zhewei Yao, Zhen Dong, Zhangcheng Zheng, Amir Gholami, Jiali Yu, Eric Tan, Leyuan Wang, Qijing Huang, Yida Wang, Michael W. Mahoney, Kurt Keutzer
International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), 2021.
CoSA: Scheduling by Constrained Optimization for Spatial Accelerators
Qijing Huang, Minwoo Kang, Grace Dinh, Thomas Norell, Aravind Kalaiah, James Demmel, John Wawrzynek, Yakun Sophia Shao
International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA), 2021.
HAO: Hardware-Aware Neural Architecture Optimization for Efficient Inference
Zhen Dong*, Yizhao Gao*, Qijing Huang, John Wawrzynek, Hayden So, Kurt Keutzer
Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM), 2021.
CoDeNet: Efficient Deployment of Input-Adaptive Object Detection on FPGAs
Qijing Huang*, Dequan Wang*, Zhen Dong*, Yizhao Gao, Yaohui Cai, Tian Li, Bichen Wu, Kurt Keutzer, John Wawrzynek
International Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA), 2021.
BRU: Bandwidth Regulation Unit for Real-Time Multicore Processors
Farzad Farshchi, Qijing Huang, Heechul Yun
Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium (RTAS), 2020.
AutoCkt: Deep Reinforcement Learning of Analog Circuit Designs
Keertana Settaluri, Ameer Haj-Ali, Qijing Huang, Kourosh Hakhamaneshi, Borivoje Nikolic
Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE), 2020.
AutoPhase: Juggling HLS Phase Orderings in Random Forests with Deep Reinforcement Learning
Ameer Haj-Ali*, Qijing Huang*, William Moses, John Xiang, Ion Stoica, Krste Asanovic, John Wawrzynek
Proceedings of Machine Learning and Systems 2 (MLSys), 2020.
Algorithm-hardware Co-design for Deformable Convolution
Qijing Huang*, Dequan Wang*, Yizhao Gao, Yaohui Cai, Zhen Dong, Bichen Wu, Kurt Keutzer, John Wawrzynek
5th Workshop on Energy Efficient Machine Learning and Cognitive Computing for Embedded Applications (EMC2), 2019.
Centrifuge: Evaluating Full-system HLS-generated Heterogeneous-accelerator SoCs using FPGA-Acceleration
Qijing Huang, Christopher Yarp, Sagar Karandikar, Nathan Pemberton, Benjamin Brock, Liang Ma, Guohao Dai, Robert Quitt, Krste Asanovic, John Wawrzynek
International Conference on Computer-Aided Design (ICCAD), 2019.
AutoPhase: Compiler Phase-Ordering for HLS with Deep Reinforcement Learning
Qijing Huang*, Ameer Haj-Ali*, William Moses, John Xiang, Ion Stoica, Krste Asanovic, John Wawrzynek
International Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM), 2019.
Synetgy: Algorithm-hardware Co-design for ConvNet Accelerators on Embedded FPGAs
Yifan Yang, Qijing Huang, Bichen Wu, Tianjun Zhang, Liang Ma, Giulio Gambardella, Michaela Blott, Luciano Lavagno, Kees Vissers, John Wawrzynek, Kurt Keutzer
International Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA), 2019.
Integrating NVIDIA Deep Learning Accelerator (NVDLA) with RISC-V SoC on FireSim
Farzad Farshchi, Qijing Huang, Heechul Yun
2nd Workshop on Energy Efficient Machine Learning and Cognitive Computing for Embedded Applications (EMC2), 2019.
FPGA Accelerated INDEL Realignment in the Cloud
Lisa Wu, David Bruns-Smith, Frank A Nothaft, Qijing Huang, Sagar Karandikar, Johnny Le, Andrew Lin, Howard Mao, Brendan Sweeney, Krste Asanović, David A Patterson, Anthony D Joseph
International Symposium on High Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA), 2019.
FireSim: FPGA-Accelerated Cycle-Exact Scale-Out System Simulation in the Public Cloud
IEEE MICRO Top Picks from Computer Architecture Conferences
Sagar Karandikar, Howard Mao, Donggyu Kim, David Biancolin, Alon Amid, Dayeol Lee, Nathan Pemberton, Emmanuel Amaro, Colin Schmidt, Aditya Chopra, Qijing Huang, Kyle Kovacs, Borivoje Nikolic, Randy Katz, Jonathan Bachrach, Krste Asanovic
International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA), 2018.
Synthesis of Program Binaries into FPGA Accelerators with Runtime Dependence Validation
Best Paper Award
Shaoyi Cheng, Qijing Huang, John Wawrzynek
International Conference on Field Programmable Technology (FPT), 2017 .
The Effect of Compiler Optimizations on High-level Synthesis-generated Hardware
Qijing Huang, Ruolong Lian, Andrew Canis, Jongsok Choi, Ryan Xi, Nazanin Calagar, Stephen Brown, Jason Anderson
ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems (TRETS), 2015.
From Software to Accelerators with LegUp High-level Synthesis
Andrew Canis, Jongsok Choi, Blair Fort, Ruolong Lian, Qijing Huang, Nazanin Calagar, Marcel Gort, Jia Jun Qin, Mark Aldham, Tomasz Czajkowski, Stephen Brown, Jason Anderson
International Conference on Compilers, Architecture and Synthesis for Embedded Systems (CASES), 2013.
The Effect of Compiler Optimizations on High-level Synthesis for FPGAs
Qijing Huang, Ruolong Lian, Andrew Canis, Jongsok Choi, Ryan Xi, Stephen Brown, Jason Anderson
International Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM), 2013.


ok-time
A pure JavaScript (no dependencies) solution to make HTML time inputs self-validating
Usage
- Include ok-time.js anywhere in your page, it runs on load.
- Add CSS class 'js-ok-time' to all time inputs you want validated.
- Optionally include ok-time.css (or its contents) in your styles.
Support
- Tested successfully in FireFox Win/Mac.
- Tested successfully in Chrome Win/Mac.
- Tested successfully in Safari Win/Mac.
- Tested successfully in Internet Explorer 8.
License
Released under MIT license, see included file LICENSE
or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT


Quartz let's you add scheduling to your Java application with ease. Learning just a few concepts will get you started.
Your project will need (at least) the Quartz core library, named quartz-x.y.z.jar (where x.y.z is a version number), in its classpath.
Quartz has few dependencies, but always requires at least the sl4j-api jar file. If you want to store your scheduling data in a database then you will also need the c3p0 library. If needed, these libraries can be found in the Quartz distribution.
You may also want the quartz-jobs jar file on your classpath - if you want to use any of the jobs "built into" quartz.
You can download the full distribution (with examples, source, dependencies, doc, etc.).
Or if you are a Maven user you can add the dependencies (only the first below is required):
<dependency>
<groupId>org.quartz-scheduler</groupId>
<artifactId>quartz</artifactId>
<version>{{ site.qtz_latest_version }}</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.quartz-scheduler</groupId>
<artifactId>quartz-jobs</artifactId>
<version>{{ site.qtz_latest_version }}</version>
</dependency>
Schedulers are created by factories.
Schedulers can be immediately used to schedule jobs, but they will not start executing any until the .start()
method has been called.
// Grab the Scheduler instance from the Factory
Scheduler scheduler = StdSchedulerFactory.getDefaultScheduler();
// and start it off
scheduler.start();
The Quartz API is designed to be used as fluent domain-specific language (DSL). This can be done most cleanly if you import the API components statically:
import org.quartz.Scheduler;
import org.quartz.SchedulerException;
import org.quartz.impl.StdSchedulerFactory;
import static org.quartz.JobBuilder.*;
import static org.quartz.TriggerBuilder.*;
import static org.quartz.SimpleScheduleBuilder.*;
Once you have done that, you can implement Jobs - which have an .execute(..)
method.
public class MyJob implements org.quartz.Job {
public MyJob() {
}
public void execute(JobExecutionContext context) throws JobExecutionException {
System.err.println("Hello World! MyJob is executing.");
}
}
And then schedule those jobs with triggers that define at what time(s) the job should run.
// define the job and tie it to our MyJob class
JobDetail job = newJob(MyJob.class)
.withIdentity("job1", "group1")
.build();
// Trigger the job to run now, and then repeat every 40 seconds
Trigger trigger = newTrigger()
.withIdentity("trigger1", "group1")
.startNow()
.withSchedule(simpleSchedule()
.withIntervalInSeconds(40)
.repeatForever())
.build();
// Tell quartz to schedule the job using our trigger
scheduler.scheduleJob(job, trigger);
Read the user documentation to learn more about Quartz concepts.


Into The Deep (NR) ** Starring Kate Nelligan Directed by Howard Hall II A Review by Frankie Paiva
The thrill of the big picture, the awesome sound, and the cool 3-D glasses, the crystal clear image, boring narrator, and 3-D images. All of these factors make an IMAX movie. Now whether or not they make a good IMAX movie is debateable. IMAX has never really been about great movies, I mean come on, no one actually goes to the IMAX to see a movie that is critically acclaimed. It's all about the entertainment value and quality, it's an event. Everyone goes because they want to see a movie that's twice the size of what they normally see. Into The Deep is a new 3-D IMAX movie that is anything but what I listed above, except for the boring narrator. If is hasn't hit your town yet I suggest you avoid it.
This 35-minute film ventures down deep into the ocean to uncover a world that is quite unknown to man. A beautiful kelp forest climbs to the surface in startling 3-D, a lobster grows a new shell, squid mating season, these are just some of the images that are presented. But for being a heavily-hyped 3-D film, I didn't feel that the film really needed to be in 3-D at all. Nothing at all stood out from the screen that often to make wearing those heavy and awkward glasses worthwhile. As for the film itself, camera technique aside, it's easily one of the more boring films you will ever see. The whole concept of entertaining the audience is lost. Instead we get treated to the traditional woman with an English/Austrailian accent narrating our journey. While I don't recomend Into the Deep, I still think that some of the pictures in it are worth seeing. The squid mating thing is cool and the millions of fish that surround the camera crew in the end are neat as well. But it's too short (35 minutes is relatively short for an IMAX movie) and it resolves itself rather quickly. One minute we are learning about sea urchins and then they are wrapping it up giving us some all humans are connected to the ocean junk. You can go see Into The Deep, it's not up to me, but be warned, it gets ** stars and isn't something that's worth the $7 you'll pay.
The Young-Uns: Besides a brief appearence of a 3-D shark that might scare some younger children, some talk about a male fertilizing a female fish's eggs, and a look at squid mating, this film isn't very troublesome in the way of content.. Good Age 6 & Up
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Inbasagar D
Student at Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology
skills
About Me
I am a 3rd Year Computer Science Student from Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology with 8.75 CGPA.Aiming to leverage problem-solving, creative thinking. I want to work with an organization that can give me ample opportunities to grow so that i will be able to help in the growth of that organization and will be able to enhance my skills and my capabilities.
Education
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology,Chennai,Tamil Nadu
SENIOR SECONDARY(12th)
Jai Gopal Garodia Hindu Vidayalaya Mat.Hr.Sec.School,chennai,Tamil Nadu
SENIOR SECONDARY(10th)
Shrine Vailankanni Senior Secondary School,
chennai,Tamil Nadu
Work-Exprerience
Technical Team Member At DSC-SIST
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FSSAI Verification And Quality Checking For Swiggy
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| Predict {car} | R Documentation |
Predict
is a generic function with, at present, a single method for "lm"
objects,
Predict.lm
, which is a modification of the standard predict.lm
method in
the stats package, but with an additional vcov.
argument for a user-specified covariance matrix for intreval estimation.
Predict(object, ...) ## S3 method for class 'lm' Predict(object, newdata, se.fit = FALSE, scale = NULL, df = Inf, interval = c("none", "confidence", "prediction"), level = 0.95, type = c("response", "terms"), terms = NULL, na.action = na.pass, pred.var = res.var/weights, weights = 1, vcov., ...)
object |
a model object for which predictions are desired. |
newdata, se.fit, scale, df, interval, level, type, terms, na.action, pred.var, weights |
see |
vcov. |
optional, either a function to compute the coefficient covariance matrix of
|
... |
arguments to pass down to |
If there is no appropriate method for Predict
, then a predict
method
is invoked. If there is a specific predict
method for the primary class of object
but
only an inherited Predict
method, then the predict
method is invoked.
Thus an object of class c("glm", "lm")
will invoke method predict.glm
rather than
Predict.lm
, but an object of class c("aov", "lm")
will invoke Predict.lm
rather than predict.lm
.
See predict
and predict.lm
.
John Fox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fox, J. and Weisberg, S. (2019) An R Companion to Applied Regression, Third Edition, Sage.
mod <- lm(interlocks ~ log(assets), data=Ornstein) newd <- data.frame(assets=exp(4:12)) (p1 <- predict(mod, newd, interval="prediction")) p2 <- Predict(mod, newd, interval="prediction", vcov.=vcov) all.equal(p1, p2) # the same (predict(mod, newd, se=TRUE)) (p3 <- Predict(mod, newd, se=TRUE, vcov.=hccm)) # larger SEs p4 <- Predict(mod, newd, se=TRUE, vcov.=hccm(mod, type="hc3")) all.equal(p3, p4) # the same


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| Packages that use MqttException | |
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| org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3 | Contains an API for connecting to a server which implements the MQTT V3 protocol. |
| org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal | |
| org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.wire |
| Uses of MqttException in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3 |
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| Subclasses of MqttException in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3 | |
|---|---|
class |
MqttPersistenceException
This exception should be thrown by the implementor of the persistence interface if there is a problem reading or writing persistent data. |
class |
MqttSecurityException
Thrown when a client is not authorized to perform an operation, or if there is a problem with the security configuration. |
| Methods in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3 that throw MqttException | |
|---|---|
void |
MqttClient.connect()
Connects to a server using the default options. |
void |
MqttClient.connect(MqttConnectOptions options)
Connects to a server using the specified options. |
void |
MqttClient.disconnect()
Disconnects from the server, which quiesces for up to a maximum of thirty seconds, to allow the client to finish any work it currently has. |
void |
MqttClient.disconnect(long quiesceTimeout)
Disconnects from the server. |
MqttMessage |
MqttDeliveryToken.getMessage()
Returns the message associated with this token, or null if the message has
already been successfully sent. |
byte[] |
MqttMessage.getPayload()
Returns the payload as a byte array. |
MqttDeliveryToken |
MqttTopic.publish(byte[] payload,
int qos,
boolean retained)
Publishes a message on the topic. |
MqttDeliveryToken |
MqttTopic.publish(MqttMessage message)
Publishes the specified message to this topic, but doesn't wait for a response. |
void |
MqttClient.setCallback(MqttCallback callback)
Sets the callback listener to use for asynchronously received messages. |
void |
MqttClient.subscribe(String topicFilter)
Subscribes to a topic, which may include wildcards, using the default options. |
void |
MqttClient.subscribe(String[] topicFilters)
Subscribes to multiple topics, each of which may include wildcards, using the default options. |
void |
MqttClient.subscribe(String[] topicFilters,
int[] qos)
Subscribes to multiple topics, each of which may include wildcards, using the specified options. |
void |
MqttClient.subscribe(String topicFilter,
int qos)
Subscribes to a topic, which may include wildcards, using the specified options. |
void |
MqttClient.unsubscribe(String topicFilter)
Unsubscribes from a topic. |
void |
MqttClient.unsubscribe(String[] topicFilters)
Unsubscribes from multiple topics. |
void |
MqttDeliveryToken.waitForCompletion()
Blocks the current thread until the message this is the token for completes delivery. |
void |
MqttDeliveryToken.waitForCompletion(long timeout)
Blocks the current thread until the message this is the token for completes delivery. |
| Constructors in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3 that throw MqttException | |
|---|---|
MqttClient(String serverURI,
String clientId)
Creates an MqttClient to connect to the specified address, using the specified client identifer. |
|
MqttClient(String serverURI,
String clientId,
MqttClientPersistence persistence)
Creates an MqttClient to connect to the specified address, using the specified client identifer and persistence implementation. |
| Uses of MqttException in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal |
|---|
| Methods in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal that return MqttException | |
|---|---|
static MqttException |
ExceptionHelper.createMqttException(int reasonCode)
|
static MqttException |
ExceptionHelper.createMqttException(Throwable cause)
|
| Methods in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal with parameters of type MqttException | |
|---|---|
void |
ClientState.disconnected(MqttException reason)
Called when the client has been disconnected from the broker. |
void |
ClientState.disconnecting(MqttException reason)
Called when the client is in the process of disconnecting from the broker. |
void |
ClientComms.shutdownConnection(MqttException reason)
Shuts down the connection to the server. |
| Methods in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal that throw MqttException | |
|---|---|
MqttConnack |
ClientComms.connect(MqttConnect connect,
int connectionTimeoutSecs,
long keepAliveSecs,
boolean cleanSession)
Sends a connect message and waits for an ACK or NACK. |
void |
ClientComms.disconnect(MqttDisconnect disconnect,
long quiesceTimeout)
|
MqttMessage |
MqttDeliveryTokenImpl.getMessage()
|
MqttDeliveryTokenImpl |
ClientState.send(MqttWireMessage message)
Submits a message for delivery. |
void |
ClientComms.sendAndWait(MqttWireMessage message)
Sends a message to the broker, and waits for the QoS flow to complete. |
MqttDeliveryTokenImpl |
ClientComms.sendNoWait(MqttWireMessage message)
Sends a message to the broker, but only waits for the message to be put on the network, before returning. |
void |
TCPNetworkModule.start()
Starts the module, by creating a TCP socket to the server. |
void |
SSLNetworkModule.start()
|
void |
NetworkModule.start()
|
void |
LocalNetworkModule.start()
|
void |
MqttDeliveryTokenImpl.waitForCompletion()
|
void |
MqttDeliveryTokenImpl.waitForCompletion(long timeout)
|
| Constructors in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal that throw MqttException | |
|---|---|
ClientComms(DestinationProvider destinationProvider,
MqttClientPersistence persistence,
Trace trace)
Creates a new ClientComms object, using the specified module to handle the network calls. |
| Uses of MqttException in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.wire |
|---|
| Methods in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.wire that throw MqttException | |
|---|---|
static MqttWireMessage |
MqttWireMessage.createWireMessage(byte[] bytes)
|
static MqttWireMessage |
MqttWireMessage.createWireMessage(MqttPersistable data)
|
byte[] |
MqttWireMessage.getHeader()
|
byte[] |
MqttWireMessage.getPayload()
Sub-classes should override this method to supply the payload bytes. |
byte[] |
MqttUnsubscribe.getPayload()
|
byte[] |
MqttSubscribe.getPayload()
|
byte[] |
MqttPublish.getPayload()
|
byte[] |
MqttConnect.getPayload()
|
MqttWireMessage |
MqttInputStream.readMqttWireMessage()
Reads an MqttWireMessage from the stream. |
void |
MqttOutputStream.write(MqttWireMessage message)
Writes an MqttWireMessage to the stream. |
| Constructors in org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3.internal.wire that throw MqttException | |
|---|---|
MqttPublish(byte info,
byte[] data)
Constructs a new MqttPublish object. |
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Base class for document components.
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#include <xlsx.hpp>
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| static void | extractFile (const std::string &zipName, const std::string &fileName, pugi::xml_document &tree) |
| | Extract file from archive and put its content into XML-tree. More...
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| static void | extractFile (const std::string &zipName, const std::string &fileName, std::string &buffer) |
| | Extract file from archive and put its content into string buffer. More...
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Base class for document components.
◆ X12General()
| excel::X12General::X12General |
( |
Book * |
book | ) |
|
- Parameters
-
| [in] | book | Pointer to parent Book object |
- Since
- 1.0
◆ getNodeText()
| std::string excel::X12General::getNodeText |
( |
const pugi::xml_node & |
node | ) |
|
Get node text.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Node text
- Since
- 1.0
◆ getTextFromSiIs()
| std::string excel::X12General::getTextFromSiIs |
( |
const pugi::xml_node & |
node | ) |
|
Get text from is
or is
nodes.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Node text
- Since
- 1.0
◆ hexToColor()
| void excel::X12General::hexToColor |
( |
std::vector< unsigned char > & |
colorMap, |
|
|
const std::string & |
color, |
|
|
int |
offset = 0 |
|
) |
| |
Convert hex string to color.
- Parameters
-
| [out] | colorMap | Array in which color will be saved |
| [in] | color | Hex string |
| [in] | offset | Start position in hex string |
- Since
- 1.0
◆ m_book
| Book* excel::X12General::m_book |
Pointer to parent Book object
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


NSData(MKKit) Category Reference
| Declared in | NSData+MKKit.h |
Overview
Overview
Catagory on NSData to support encription and decryption of data using AES256 encryption
Usage
These methods use the Common Cryptor framework for encryption and dcryption of data. There is not a need to provide certificates with submission to the appStore.
Tasks
Encryption and Decryption Methods
-
- AES256EncryptWithKey:
Encrypts data using the given key and returns the data in an encrypted form. -
- AES256DecryptWithKey:
Decrypts data using the given key and returns the data in a decrypted form.
Gerneration Methods
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+ randomDataOfLength:
Grenerates a random set of data of the given size.


The NumberFormatter class
(PHP 5 >= 5.3.0, PHP 7, PECL intl >= 1.0.0)
简介
Programs store and operate on numbers using a locale-independent binary
representation. When displaying or printing a number it is converted to a
locale-specific string. For example, the number 12345.67 is "12,345.67" in the
US, "12 345,67" in France and "12.345,67" in Germany.
By invoking the methods provided by the NumberFormatter class, you can format
numbers, currencies, and percentages according to the specified or default
locale. NumberFormatter is locale-sensitive so you need to create a new
NumberFormatter for each locale. NumberFormatter methods format primitive-type
numbers, such as double and output the number as a locale-specific string.
For currencies you can use currency format type to create a formatter that
returns a string with the formatted number and the appropriate currency sign.
Of course, the NumberFormatter class is unaware of exchange rates so, the
number output is the same regardless of the specified currency. This means that
the same number has different monetary values depending on the currency locale.
If the number is 9988776.65 the results will be:
• 9 988 776,65 € in France
• 9.988.776,65 € in Germany
• $9,988,776.65 in the United States
In order to format percentages, create a locale-specific formatter with
percentage format type. With this formatter, a decimal fraction such as 0.75 is
displayed as 75%.
For more complex formatting, like spelled-out numbers, the rule-based number
formatters are used.
类摘要
NumberFormatter {
/* 方法 */
public __construct ( string $locale , int $style [, string $pattern ] )
public static NumberFormatter create ( string $locale , int $style [, string
$pattern ] )
public string formatCurrency ( float $value , string $currency )
public string format ( number $value [, int $type ] )
public int getAttribute ( int $attr )
public int getErrorCode ( void )
public string getErrorMessage ( void )
public string getLocale ([ int $type ] )
public string getPattern ( void )
public string getSymbol ( int $attr )
public string getTextAttribute ( int $attr )
public float parseCurrency ( string $value , string &$currency [, int &
$position ] )
public mixed parse ( string $value [, int $type [, int &$position ]] )
public bool setAttribute ( int $attr , int $value )
public bool setPattern ( string $pattern )
public bool setSymbol ( int $attr , string $value )
public bool setTextAttribute ( int $attr , string $value )
}
预定义常量
These styles are used by the numfmt_create() to define the type of the
formatter.
NumberFormatter::PATTERN_DECIMAL (integer)
Decimal format defined by pattern
NumberFormatter::DECIMAL (integer)
Decimal format
NumberFormatter::CURRENCY (integer)
Currency format
NumberFormatter::PERCENT (integer)
Percent format
NumberFormatter::SCIENTIFIC (integer)
Scientific format
NumberFormatter::SPELLOUT (integer)
Spellout rule-based format
NumberFormatter::ORDINAL (integer)
Ordinal rule-based format
NumberFormatter::DURATION (integer)
Duration rule-based format
NumberFormatter::PATTERN_RULEBASED (integer)
Rule-based format defined by pattern
NumberFormatter::DEFAULT_STYLE (integer)
Default format for the locale
NumberFormatter::IGNORE (integer)
Alias for PATTERN_DECIMAL
These constants define how the numbers are parsed or formatted. They should be
used as arguments to numfmt_format() and numfmt_parse().
NumberFormatter::TYPE_DEFAULT (integer)
Derive the type from variable type
NumberFormatter::TYPE_INT32 (integer)
Format/parse as 32-bit integer
NumberFormatter::TYPE_INT64 (integer)
Format/parse as 64-bit integer
NumberFormatter::TYPE_DOUBLE (integer)
Format/parse as floating point value
NumberFormatter::TYPE_CURRENCY (integer)
Format/parse as currency value
Number format attribute used by numfmt_get_attribute() and numfmt_set_attribute
().
NumberFormatter::PARSE_INT_ONLY (integer)
Parse integers only.
NumberFormatter::GROUPING_USED (integer)
Use grouping separator.
NumberFormatter::DECIMAL_ALWAYS_SHOWN (integer)
Always show decimal point.
NumberFormatter::MAX_INTEGER_DIGITS (integer)
Maximum integer digits.
NumberFormatter::MIN_INTEGER_DIGITS (integer)
Minimum integer digits.
NumberFormatter::INTEGER_DIGITS (integer)
Integer digits.
NumberFormatter::MAX_FRACTION_DIGITS (integer)
Maximum fraction digits.
NumberFormatter::MIN_FRACTION_DIGITS (integer)
Minimum fraction digits.
NumberFormatter::FRACTION_DIGITS (integer)
Fraction digits.
NumberFormatter::MULTIPLIER (integer)
Multiplier.
NumberFormatter::GROUPING_SIZE (integer)
Grouping size.
NumberFormatter::ROUNDING_MODE (integer)
Rounding Mode.
NumberFormatter::ROUNDING_INCREMENT (integer)
Rounding increment.
NumberFormatter::FORMAT_WIDTH (integer)
The width to which the output of format() is padded.
NumberFormatter::PADDING_POSITION (integer)
The position at which padding will take place. See pad position constants
for possible argument values.
NumberFormatter::SECONDARY_GROUPING_SIZE (integer)
Secondary grouping size.
NumberFormatter::SIGNIFICANT_DIGITS_USED (integer)
Use significant digits.
NumberFormatter::MIN_SIGNIFICANT_DIGITS (integer)
Minimum significant digits.
NumberFormatter::MAX_SIGNIFICANT_DIGITS (integer)
Maximum significant digits.
NumberFormatter::LENIENT_PARSE (integer)
Lenient parse mode used by rule-based formats.
Number format text attribute used by numfmt_get_text_attribute() and
numfmt_set_text_attribute().
NumberFormatter::POSITIVE_PREFIX (integer)
Positive prefix.
NumberFormatter::POSITIVE_SUFFIX (integer)
Positive suffix.
NumberFormatter::NEGATIVE_PREFIX (integer)
Negative prefix.
NumberFormatter::NEGATIVE_SUFFIX (integer)
Negative suffix.
NumberFormatter::PADDING_CHARACTER (integer)
The character used to pad to the format width.
NumberFormatter::CURRENCY_CODE (integer)
The ISO currency code.
NumberFormatter::DEFAULT_RULESET (integer)
The default rule set. This is only available with rule-based formatters.
NumberFormatter::PUBLIC_RULESETS (integer)
The public rule sets. This is only available with rule-based formatters.
This is a read-only attribute. The public rulesets are returned as a single
string, with each ruleset name delimited by ';' (semicolon).
Number format symbols used by numfmt_get_symbol() and numfmt_set_symbol().
NumberFormatter::DECIMAL_SEPARATOR_SYMBOL (integer)
The decimal separator.
NumberFormatter::GROUPING_SEPARATOR_SYMBOL (integer)
The grouping separator.
NumberFormatter::PATTERN_SEPARATOR_SYMBOL (integer)
The pattern separator.
NumberFormatter::PERCENT_SYMBOL (integer)
The percent sign.
NumberFormatter::ZERO_DIGIT_SYMBOL (integer)
Zero.
NumberFormatter::DIGIT_SYMBOL (integer)
Character representing a digit in the pattern.
NumberFormatter::MINUS_SIGN_SYMBOL (integer)
The minus sign.
NumberFormatter::PLUS_SIGN_SYMBOL (integer)
The plus sign.
NumberFormatter::CURRENCY_SYMBOL (integer)
The currency symbol.
NumberFormatter::INTL_CURRENCY_SYMBOL (integer)
The international currency symbol.
NumberFormatter::MONETARY_SEPARATOR_SYMBOL (integer)
The monetary separator.
NumberFormatter::EXPONENTIAL_SYMBOL (integer)
The exponential symbol.
NumberFormatter::PERMILL_SYMBOL (integer)
Per mill symbol.
NumberFormatter::PAD_ESCAPE_SYMBOL (integer)
Escape padding character.
NumberFormatter::INFINITY_SYMBOL (integer)
Infinity symbol.
NumberFormatter::NAN_SYMBOL (integer)
Not-a-number symbol.
NumberFormatter::SIGNIFICANT_DIGIT_SYMBOL (integer)
Significant digit symbol.
NumberFormatter::MONETARY_GROUPING_SEPARATOR_SYMBOL (integer)
The monetary grouping separator.
Rounding mode values used by numfmt_get_attribute() and numfmt_set_attribute()
with NumberFormatter::ROUNDING_MODE attribute.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_CEILING (integer)
Rounding mode to round towards positive infinity.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_DOWN (integer)
Rounding mode to round towards zero.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_FLOOR (integer)
Rounding mode to round towards negative infinity.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_HALFDOWN (integer)
Rounding mode to round towards "nearest neighbor" unless both neighbors are
equidistant, in which case round down.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_HALFEVEN (integer)
Rounding mode to round towards the "nearest neighbor" unless both neighbors
are equidistant, in which case, round towards the even neighbor.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_HALFUP (integer)
Rounding mode to round towards "nearest neighbor" unless both neighbors are
equidistant, in which case round up.
NumberFormatter::ROUND_UP (integer)
Rounding mode to round away from zero.
Pad position values used by numfmt_get_attribute() and numfmt_set_attribute()
with NumberFormatter::PADDING_POSITION attribute.
NumberFormatter::PAD_AFTER_PREFIX (integer)
Pad characters inserted after the prefix.
NumberFormatter::PAD_AFTER_SUFFIX (integer)
Pad characters inserted after the suffix.
NumberFormatter::PAD_BEFORE_PREFIX (integer)
Pad characters inserted before the prefix.
NumberFormatter::PAD_BEFORE_SUFFIX (integer)
Pad characters inserted before the suffix.
参见
• » ICU formatting documentation
• » ICU number formatters
• » ICU decimal formatters
• » ICU rule-based number formatters
Table of Contents
• NumberFormatter::create — Create a number formatter
• NumberFormatter::formatCurrency — Format a currency value
• NumberFormatter::format — Format a number
• NumberFormatter::getAttribute — Get an attribute
• NumberFormatter::getErrorCode — Get formatter's last error code.
• NumberFormatter::getErrorMessage — Get formatter's last error message.
• NumberFormatter::getLocale — Get formatter locale
• NumberFormatter::getPattern — Get formatter pattern
• NumberFormatter::getSymbol — Get a symbol value
• NumberFormatter::getTextAttribute — Get a text attribute
• NumberFormatter::parseCurrency — Parse a currency number
• NumberFormatter::parse — Parse a number
• NumberFormatter::setAttribute — Set an attribute
• NumberFormatter::setPattern — Set formatter pattern
• NumberFormatter::setSymbol — Set a symbol value
• NumberFormatter::setTextAttribute — Set a text attribute
User Contributed Notes 2 notes
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this class seems to be painful: it is not, formatting and parsing are highly
customizable, but what you probably need is really simple:
if you want to localize a number use:
format(12345.12345) . "
"; // outputs 12.345,12
$a->setAttribute(\NumberFormatter::MIN_FRACTION_DIGITS, 0);
$a->setAttribute(\NumberFormatter::MAX_FRACTION_DIGITS, 100); // by default
some locales got max 2 fraction digits, that is probably not what you want
echo $a->format(12345.12345) . "
"; // outputs 12.345,12345
?>
if you want to print money use:
format(12345.12345) . "
"; // outputs €12.345,12
?>
if you have money data stored as (for example) US dollars and you want to print
them using the it-IT notation, you need to use
formatCurrency(12345, "USD") . "
"; // outputs $ 12.345,00 and it
is formatted using the italian notation (comma as decimal separator)
?>
another useful example about currency (how to obtain the currency name by a
locale string):
getSymbol(\NumberFormatter::INTL_CURRENCY_SYMBOL); /
/ got USD
echo $frontEndFormatter->formatCurrency(12345.12345, $symbol) . "
";
?>
===============================================================================
Sample script to print number in English.
format(123456);
?>
Produces the result:
one hundred twenty-three thousand four hundred fifty-six


Stellar evolution models¶
At this moment two types of stellar evolution models are included in emcmass: MIST and YaPSI. to select which one to use you can provided the -model keyword when calling emcmass from the commandline or setting the evolution_model keyword when calling the emcmass.emcmass.MCMC()
function.
The stellar evolution models are provided in fits files which all have the same structure. Each fits file containes all model for one initial metalicity. Only the model parameters (initial Mass, initial Metalicity and Age) together with several observable parameters are included in the fits files to save on disk space, and more importantly to increase the speed of the interpolation routines. All models are saved in Table format in fits files with the folowing column names
Mass_init the inital mass in M_H_init the initial metalicity [M/H] in dex log_Age logarithm of the age: log_L logarithm of the luminosity: log_R logarithm of the radius: log_g logarithm of the surface gravity in cgi units log_Teff logarithm of the effective temperature in K M_H current surface metalicity [M/H] in dex Mass current mass in
MIST¶
MESA Isochrones and Stellar Tracks (MIST) is a large grid of single star stellar evolution models extending across all evolutionary phases for all relevant masses & metallicities calculated with the Modules and Experiments in Stellar Evolution (MESA) code. The MIST models included with emcmass code are calculated with MESA version v7503. A detailed description of these models is given in Dotter A. 2016 and Choi J. et al. 2016.
Parameter ranges¶
The mass range of the original MIST models reaches from 0.10 Msol till 200 Msol. For the purpose of emcmass however only the models with a mass between 0.10 and 10.00 Msol are included, with a progressive step size depending on the mass as:
Mass range Step 0.10 - 0.90 0.01 0.92 - 1.40 0.02 1.45 - 2.00 0.05 2.10 - 3.00 0.10 3.25 - 10.00 0.25
All models are calculated for metalicities varying between [Fe/H] = -1.00 – 0.50 in steps of 0.25, and lower metalicities [Fe/H] = -4 – -1 are provided in steps of 0.50.
The models are calculated for ages varying in log(Age/yr) = 5.0 - 10.3, in steps of 0.05. Obviously the heavier models don’t have such long lifetimes. The actually included ages for the included masses are given in the folowing figure:
YaPSI¶
The Yale - Potsdam Stellar Isochrones (YaPSI) is an extended set of stellar tracks designed with a denser grid in masses aimed at the precise determination of stellar parameters required in the characterisation of exoplanet hosts. This grid is an improvement of the Yonsei-Yale grid with a special emphasis on the construction of accurate low-mass models (< 0.6 Msol). The isochrones are calculated from the pre main sequence phase untill the tip of the first giant branch (RGB). A detailed description of the YaPSI models is given in Spada, F. et al.2017.
Parameter ranges¶
The masses of the YaPSI model range from 0.15 till 5.00 Msol, with progressive steps in mass:
Mass range Step 0.10 - 0.40 0.01 0.42 - 0.90 0.02 0.95 - 1.80 0.05 1.90 - 3.00 0.10 3.00 - 5.00 0.20
All models are calculated with metalicities [Fe/H] = +0.3, 0.0, -0.5, -1.0, -1.5, and varying Helium content Y = 0.25, 0.28, 0.31, 0.34 and 0.38. In emcmass only the models with Y = 0.28 are included.
Ages vary from the pre-MS till the tip of the RGB, which translates to log(Age/yr) = 4.0 - 10.49. The age distribution is taken as linear in natural logarithm as:
>>> ages = np.round( np.log10(np.e**np.arange(13, 24, step=0.01)), 4)
The dependence of maxiumum age for a given mass is shown below:


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by BeSoccerCristiano Ronaldo conceded he is not '100 percent' despite his goal spree for Portugal but always ready to play as injury-hit Juventus head to Atalanta on Saturday looking to extend their unbeaten run this season to stay top of Serie A.
Juventus visit fifth-placed Atalanta before hosting Atletico Madrid in the Champions League next week.
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Council adopts commissioners list without UK candidate
by EUobserverThe EU Council adopted on Monday the list of new commissioners, paving the way for the vote of consent in the European Parliament on the commission as a whole - even without a British commissioner-designate. The UK did not meet the deadline to respond to the infringement procedure for its failure to name a candidate for the commission. However, this will not affect the plans of the new commission.


There's a youtube interview with the ETC devs and the VBK guys from mid 2017, so yes it's been in development for years
Not trying to troll, but you guys really should open your mind a little and learn about it, instead of bashing it out of insecurity or whatever it is that makes you do that(edited)
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over 2 years ago
Llama03-Apr-19 01:44 AM
why is their CTO Troy from High School Musical?
Regnar03-Apr-19 01:50 AM
@crunchycat
"you guys really should open your mind a little and learn about it"
We tried to but it's closed source.
1
crunchycat03-Apr-19 01:51 AM
You should hop on their discord and genuinely ask that question, when open-source?
It was said they would open source during mainnet, I honestly haven't kept up with the convo there though so not sure if any more info on this was given
Regnar03-Apr-19 01:54 AM
"It has been stated that it will be open source to when it is ready to be open source."
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 01:56 AM
it will be open source when we have enough money and it doesnt amtter if it works or not(edited)
1
Llama03-Apr-19 01:57 AM
so veriblock is like a piece of KMD but that one piece isn't as efficient?
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 01:57 AM
From what I understand they copied dpow but removed the need for trusted notaries... Which means that anyone can just spoof wahtever they like adn notarize bad data
and it doesnt appear to offer any 51% pretectino
just spams BTC with block hashes
filling the mempool
1
crunchycat03-Apr-19 01:58 AM
No, that's not accurate at all
PTYX03-Apr-19 01:58 AM
@blackjok3r when moon
crunchycat03-Apr-19 01:58 AM
also on open sourcing
PTYX03-Apr-19 01:58 AM
or when hack?
crunchycat03-Apr-19 01:59 AM
okay I can't post a pic here
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 01:59 AM
Why isnt it open source? If it was, I could read its source and undestand how it works
without that im just taking their word for it
which I will not do as it looks scammy as fuck
crunchycat03-Apr-19 01:59 AM
`how can an altcoin chain depend on a close source for consensus level security of their chain
--> as @shiggidy pointed out, they won't. It will be open-source by then.`
2
That's by Tim, a member of their team
PTYX03-Apr-19 01:59 AM
by when?
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 01:59 AM
They should open source it before taking everyones money(edited)
Llama03-Apr-19 01:59 AM
T H E N
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:00 AM
oh ok THEN it makes sense
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:00 AM
And there are coins that will be implementing VBK shortly, so open source will be very soon
Llama03-Apr-19 02:00 AM
m a i n n e t l a u n c h
veriblock is a redundant project
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:00 AM
it's just strange to watch the cryptocommunity back a closed source coin which is supposed to use an open source network to secure other coins
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:00 AM
we promise this works, give us all your money.... But we wont show you the code... screams scam... anyway I'm going back to work
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:01 AM
it wouldn't have happened a few years back
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:01 AM
I understand everyone's frustration with it being closed-source, I too have been frustrated by this
But I also understand their reasoning, as quite a bit is on the line
Llama03-Apr-19 02:01 AM
but why start a brand new project that is inferior to its competition?
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:01 AM
So making sure it's rock solid with the mainnet launce before open sourcing makes sense
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:01 AM
it's not inferior in their mind surely
@crunchycat that makes no sense
they should open source it in the beta stage
how else do you make sure it's ready for the mainnet?
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:02 AM
It's not inferior, VBK and KMD have meaningful differences. Depends on what you value. You guys obviously value the "efficiency" of KMD's approach, VBK values the decentralized aspect of theirs
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:03 AM
i want to see how VBK will prevent spamming.
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:03 AM
I won't pretend to know what they're doing behind the scenes, but I'd just about guarantee they covered their bases seeing the backers they have and the funding behind it
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:04 AM
time will tell i guess
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:05 AM
Also securing shitcoins isn't their only trick. Their website also shows "blockchain of custody" for securing data, and atomic txns and the like. KMD does something like that, right?
Regnar03-Apr-19 02:06 AM
honestly @crunchycat you seem pretty chill to come in here and try and defend VBK, but I wouldn't give your own personal guarantee of any project unless you are certain you know what is going on under the hood.
"Just about" * i mean
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:06 AM
^^
Regnar03-Apr-19 02:10 AM
but yea, VBK won't get much love here largely in part because no one knows what it actually does at a code level. We've had probably tens of dozens of other project devs come in here and talk with us about their projects, code, ideas, etc. and people fork one another and build.
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:13 AM
There's a big possibility that when VBK is open sourced, someone will copy it and improve it
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:14 AM
what happens to all the moeny they got?
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:14 AM
probably by notarizing to komodo lol
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blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:14 AM
make it half arsed
take money open source
dissapear
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:16 AM
"We will open source it one day" is an old trick used by evil people in the free software and open source world. I have been around this block a few more times than most.
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crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:27 AM
yeah I imagine someone will copy it when they do open source
I also think they prob have other stuff up their sleeves and won't release the code to the public until they implement said stuff
will just have to wait and see
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:32 AM
KMD folk just code and push to prod, we don't wait for the future, we build it and have it running in prod for 3 years already
@crunchycat you seem like a shill that wants people to buy VBK to dump your bags on them. Your "guarantees" have no value. You don't seem to understand the Bitcoin mempool or why VBK poisoning a collective well with their garbage that doesn't work is a bad thing(edited)
actionslacks03-Apr-19 02:37 AM
@crunchycat no here cares about vbk. why do you keep bringing it up?
apparently no one can buy it anyway so why are you shilling it?
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:38 AM
In other news, water is still wet, and KMD DPoW still protects dozens of coins in production from actual 51% attacks and double spend attacks, not pretend attack solutions that might work one day that might be open sourced.(edited)
VBK is so poorly designed as to be a bad joke, that is really the cherry on top
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:40 AM
@dukeleto no guarantees were ever made(edited)
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:40 AM
I was thinking about what he said before "the people it has backing and funding it" maybe the whole thing is simply a tactic to break BTC by filling its mempool... There are a LOT of people out there wwith unlimited money
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:41 AM
in other news, wtf ever happened with that story about the little league money you wouldn't return to the moms?
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:41 AM
crunchycatToday at 7:03 PM
I won't pretend to know what they're doing behind the scenes, but I'd just about guarantee they covered their bases seeing the backers they have and the funding behind it
notice the word guarantee
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:41 AM
check "context"
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:41 AM
VBK shills need not apply to the moral high ground
it's a bit gauche
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:42 AM
dudes that shaft little leagues for funds need not apply
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:42 AM
sad that we can't talk about technical topics like 51% attacks that investors are promised
what about those poor orphan blocks?
actionslacks03-Apr-19 02:43 AM
KMD must be really threatening to someone to merit this kind of harassment
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:43 AM
we were having a decent convo until douche mcdouchebag came up in here attacking me
also he never addressed the point about the little league money, just chooses to "no comment" on that
so who has the moral high ground
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:49 AM
@crunchycat are you a paid troll?
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:49 AM
that's all you got?
actionslacks03-Apr-19 02:49 AM
Well how "decentralized" was that ieo when less than 400 people actually were able to buy any vbk.  I jsut wish you would leave everyone alone
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:49 AM
they made bots buy it up to make it look like it wasn't a total flop, waiting for another pump....