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layout: js-documentation
title: Ink.UI.Pagination_1
description: Pagination elements
site_root: ../
---
All samples are using selector
options
options.size
options.totalItemCount
options.itemsPerPage
options.maxSize
options.start
options.sideButtons
options.firstLabel
options.lastLabel
options.previousLabel
options.nextLabel
options.previousPageLabel
options.nextPageLabel
options.onChange
options.hashParameter
options.parentTag
options.childTag
options.wrapperClass
options.paginationClass
options.activeClass
options.disabledClass
options.hideClass
options.previousClass
options.previousPageClass
options.nextClass
options.nextPageClass
options.numberFormatter
options.autoWrap
Unregisters the component and removes its markup Gets the current page index. First page is 0. Gets the number of pages Checks if it has next pages Checks if it has a next set of pages Checks if it has previous pages Checks if it has a previous set of pages Checks if it's at the first page Checks if it's on the last page Navigates to next item wrap
Navigates to the previous item wrap
Sets the current page. First page is 0. nr
isRelative
wrap
Allows you to subscribe to the onChange event onChange
Sets the number of pages to sz
An alternative to setSize, to define the number of pages in the Paginator. If you don't know how many pages you want, but know the amount of items you have and how many of them you want on each page, use this.Ink.requireModules
, please read how to use it at Ink.requireModules section
Ink.UI.Pagination class
Method name
Description
new Pagination(selector, options)
Constructor
.destroy()
Unregisters the component and removes its markup
.getCurrent()
Gets the current page index. First page is 0.
.getSize()
Gets the number of pages
.hasNext()
Checks if it has next pages
.hasNextPage()
Checks if it has a next set of pages
.hasPrevious()
Checks if it has previous pages
.hasPreviousPage()
Checks if it has a previous set of pages
.isFirst()
Checks if it's at the first page
.isLast()
Checks if it's on the last page
.next([wrap])
Navigates to next item
.previous([wrap])
Navigates to the previous item
.setCurrent(nr, [isRelative], [wrap])
Sets the current page. First page is 0.
.setOnChange(onChange)
Allows you to subscribe to the onChange event
.setSize(sz)
Sets the number of pages to
sz
.setSizeInItems(totalItems, itemsPerPage)
An alternative to setSize, to define the number of pages in the Paginator.
new Ink.UI.Pagination(selector, options)
Accepts
{% include js_samples/Ink_UI_Pagination_1.html %}
.destroy()
method
.getCurrent()
method
.getSize()
method
.hasNext()
method
.hasNextPage()
method
.hasPrevious()
method
.hasPreviousPage()
method
.isFirst()
method
.isLast()
method
.next([wrap])
method
Accepts
.previous([wrap])
method
Accepts
.setCurrent(nr, [isRelative], [wrap])
method
Accepts
.setOnChange(onChange)
method
Accepts
.setSize(sz)
method
sz
Accepts
.setSizeInItems(totalItems, itemsPerPage)
method
totalItems
Total number of itemsitemsPerPage
Items per page


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Department of Advanced Science and Technology
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Digital Fundamentals (CST-101)
Mid Tearm Examination
March, 2015
Zone III
Answer ALL Questions
Time allowed 3hours.
- Define Any Five of the following:(10 marks)
(a)Fixed-length record (b)String Length (c)One-dimensional array (d)Overflow (e)Priority Queue (f)Garbage collection
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- How the binary search algorithm works? What is the complexity of it? What are the major drawbacks of binary search algorithm?
- Consider the algebraic expression (4x + 3y) (4b + 5)3. Draw the corresponding tree diagram and find the scope of the exponential operation.
- A professor keeps a class list containing the following data for each student:
Name, Major, Student Number, Test Scores, Final Grade
- State the entities, attributes and entity set of the list.
- Describe the field values, records and file.
- Which attributes can serve as primary keys for the list?(15 marks)
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- Describe briefly the meaning of the static, semi-static and dynamic character variables.
- Give adventages and disadvantages of using linked storage for storing strings.
- Let S and T be character variables such that
S = 'HIS FATHER IS THE PROFESSOR.' and
T = 'HE PASSED THE EXAM WITH FLYING COLOR.'
- Find the length of S and T.
- Find SUBSTRING(S, 5, 4) and SUBSTRING (T, 10, 5).
- Find DELETE(S, 16, 6) adn DETELE (T, 10, 8).
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- Find INSERT('AAA', 2, '⁰BB') adn INSERT(S, 15,'⁰OF⁰')
- Find S //'AND' // T and SUBSTRING(S,1,3)// '⁰'//T.
- Find INDEX(S,'A') and INDEX(T, 'THE').(15 marks)
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- Write an algorithm that inserts a data element ITEM into the Kth position in an array DATA.
Assume DATA is a linear array with N elements and K is a positive integer such that K <= N.
- Let DATA be the following sorted 14-element array: 11, 22, 30, 33, 40, 44, 55, 60, 66, 77, 80, 88, 99, 102. Explain how binary search is applied to DATA for the values of ITEM = 22.
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- Consider the element A[5, -1, 4], find the effective indices E1, E2, E3 and the address of the element, assuming Base(A) = 200 and w = 4 words per memory location for row-major order and column-major order.(15 marks)
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Suppose the data is to be sorted in ascending order. Using the quick sort algorithm, find the final position of 66.
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- A record is a collection of data items, how is it differs from the linear array?
- Explain why a binary search algorithm cannot be applied to a sorted linked list.
- How many recursive call will the call factorial(6) to the recursive factorial function, that is
(i)if n=0, then n!= 1.
(ii)if n > 0, then n!= n * (n-1)!(15 marks)


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| BooleanType | |
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| CompareGenerator | |
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| MarkerInstruction | A special abstract dummy subclass of
org.apache.bcel.generic.Instruction used to mark locations of
interest in an org.apache.bcel.generic.InstructionList . |
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| MethodGenerator.Chunk | Used to keep track of an outlineable chunk of instructions in the current method. |
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| NodeSortRecordFactGenerator | Generator for subclasses of NodeSortRecordFactory. |
| NodeSortRecordGenerator | |
| NodeType | |
| NumberType | |
| ObjectFactory | This class is duplicated for each JAXP subpackage so keep it in sync. |
| ObjectType | |
| OutlineableChunkEnd | Marks the end of a region of byte code that can be copied into a new method. |
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| tab_stubhead {gt} | R Documentation |
Add a label to the stubhead of a gt table. The stubhead is the lone element that is positioned left of the column labels, and above the stub. If a stub does not exist, then there is no stubhead (so no change will be made when using this function in that case). We have the flexibility to use Markdown formatting for the stubhead label. Furthermore, if the table is intended for HTML output, we can use HTML for the stubhead label.
tab_stubhead(data, label)
data |
A table object that is created using the |
label |
The text to be used as the stubhead label We can optionally use
the |
An object of class gt_tbl
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2-5
Other Create or Modify Parts:
tab_footnote()
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,
tab_options()
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tab_row_group()
,
tab_source_note()
,
tab_spanner_delim()
,
tab_spanner()
,
tab_style()
# Use `gtcars` to create a gt table; add # a stubhead label to describe what is # in the stub tab_1 <- gtcars %>% dplyr::select(model, year, hp, trq) %>% dplyr::slice(1:5) %>% gt(rowname_col = "model") %>% tab_stubhead(label = "car")


| lifecycle-package {lifecycle} | R Documentation |
Manage the life cycle of your exported functions with shared conventions, documentation badges, and user-friendly deprecation warnings.
Maintainer: Lionel Henry<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Authors:
Hadley Wickham<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(ORCID)
Other contributors:
RStudio [copyright holder]
Useful links:
Report bugs at https://github.com/r-lib/lifecycle/issues


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| to visitWith() | |
| with0 (& 'with' ∉ Caja parser) | to visitWith() { throw(`"with" disallowed: $e`) } |
| to visitVar() | |
| variable0 var:args | match js`arguments` { js`___args___` } |
| variable2 var:bad-suffix | match js`@{_}__` { throw(`Variables cannot end in "__": $e`) } |
| variable3 var:bad-global-suffix | match js`@{_}_` ? e.isGlobal() { throw(`Globals cannot end in "_": $e`) } |
| variable4 var:bad-ctor-leak | # Constructor names can only be used in those static cases # enumerated by other productions which exempt it from # further expansion. match _ ? e.isCtorName() { throw(`Constructors are not first class: $e`) } |
| variable5 var:func-freeze | # Any first non-initialization use of a non-constructor # function name freezes it, dynamically preventing further # initialization. match _ ? e.isFuncName() { js`___.primFreeze($e)` } |
| variable6 var:global | match _ ? e.isGlobal() { js`___OUTER___.$e` } |
| variable7 var:default | match _ { e } |
| to visitRead() | |
| read0 read:bad-suffix | match js`@_.@{p}__` { throw(`Properties cannot end in "__": ${p}__`) } |
| read1read:internal | match js`this.@p` { js`this.${p}_canRead___ ? this.$p : ___.readProp(this, ${`$p`})` } |
| read2 read:bad-internal | match js`@_.@{p}_` { throw(`Public properties cannot end in "_": ${p}_`) } |
| read3 read:public | match js`@o.@p` { def [o2,o3] := reuse(o, scope) js`$o2.${p}_canRead___ ? $o3.$p : ___.readPub($o3, ${`$p`})` } |
| read4 read:index-internal | match js`this[@s]` { def s2 := expand(s, scope) js`___.readProp(this, $s2)` } |
| read5 read:index-public | match js`@o[@s]` { def o2 := expand(o, scope) def s2 := expand(s, scope) js`___.readPub($o2, $s2)` } |
| to visitSet() | |
| set0 set:bad-suffix | match js`@_.@{p}__ = @_` { throw(`Properties cannot end in "__": ${p}__`) } |
| set1 set:internal | match js`this.@p = @r` { def [r2,r3] := reuse(r, scope) js`$r2, (this.${p}_canSet___ ? this.$p = $r3 : ___.setProp(this, ${`$p`}, $r3))` } |
| set2 set:member | # Exempts fname from expansion, so its # ".prototype" can continue to be initialized if fname has # not yet been frozen. It also allows methods to appear on # the right hand side. # By placing this ahead of the next production, we allow # ".prototype" members to end in a single "_", so they can be # internal. match js`@fname.prototype.@p = @m` ? (fname.isFuncName() && `$p` !~ `constructor`) { def m2 := expandMember(fname, m, scope) js`___.setMember($fname, ${`$p`}, $m2)` } |
| set3 set:bad-internal | match js`@_.@{p}_ = @_` { throw(`Public properties cannot end in "_": ${p}_`) } |
| set4 set:member-map | # Exempt fname from expansion, so its # ".prototype" can be initialized all at once by a map # expression that may contain methods (if fname has not # yet been frozen). match<EMAIL_ADDRESS>= @mm` ? fname.isFuncName() { def mm2 := expandMemberMap(fname, mm, scope) js`___.setMemberMap($fname, $mm2)` } |
| set5 set:static | # Exempt fname from expansion, so it can # continue to be initialized if it has not yet been frozen. match js`@fname.@p = @r` ? (fname.isFuncName() && `$p` !~ `Super`) { def r2 := expand(r, scope) js`___.setPub($fname, ${`$p`}, $r2)` } |
| set6 set:public | match js`@o.@p = @r` { def [o2,o3] := reuse(o, scope) def [r2,r3] := reuse(r, scope) js`$o2, $r2, ($o3.${p}_canSet___ ? $o3.$p = $r3 : ___.setPub($o3, ${`$p`}, $r3)` } |
| set7 set:index-internal | match js`this[@s] = @r` { def s2 := expand(s, scope) def r2 := expand(r, scope) js`___.setProp(this, $s2, $r2)` } |
| set8 set:index-public | match js`@o[@s] = @r` { def o2 := expand(o, scope) def s2 := expand(s, scope) def r2 := expand(r, scope) js`___.setPub($o2, $s2, $r2)` } |
| Covered by recurse0 in Java impl set:assign |
match js`@v = @r` ? v.isVar() && !(v.isFuncName()) { expandDef(v, expand(r, scope)) } |
| set9 set:initialize | match js`var @v = @r` ? v.isVar() && !(v.isFuncName()) { expandDef(v, expand(r, scope)) } |
| set11 set:declare | match js`var @v` ? v.isVar() && !(v.isFuncName()) { expandDef(v, js`undefined`) } |
| to visitNew() | |
| new0 new:ctor | # Exempt ctor from expansion, which would reject it, but # freeze ctor here in case this is its first # non-initialization use. match js`new @ctor(@as*)` ? ctor.isCtorName() { def a2s := expandAll(as, scope) js`new (___.asCtor($ctor))($a2s*)` } |
| new1 new:func | match js`new @f(@as*)` { def f2 := expand(f, scope) def a2s := expandAll(as, scope) js`new (___.asCtor($f2))($a2s*)` } |
| to visitCall() | |
| call0 call:bad-suffix | match js`@_.@{m}__(@_*)` { throw(`Selectors cannot end in "__": ${m}__`) } |
| call1 call:internal | match js`this.@m(@as*)` { def [a2s,a3s] := reuseAll(as, scope) js`$a2s*, (this.${m}_canCall___ ? this.$m($a3s*) : ___.callProp(this, ${`$m`}, [$a3s*]))` } |
| call2 call:bad-internal | match js`@_.@{m}_(@_*)` { throw(`Public selectors cannot end in "_": ${m}_`) } |
| call3 call:caja-def-2 | # Exempt both fname and base from further # expansion. caja.def will freeze base in case this is its first # non-initialization use, in order to prevent further # initialization. Note that we do not statically prevent # other calls to caja.def that do not match these two # cases. We simply handle them as regular method calls. match js`caja.def(@fname,@base)` ? fname.isFuncName() && base.isFuncName() { js`caja.def($fname,$base)` } |
| call4 call:caja-def-3plus | # As above, but also allow a map containing methods in the # third argument. match js`caja.def(@fname,@base,@mm, |
| call5 call:public | match js`@o.@m(@as*)` { def [o2,o3] := reuse(o, scope) def [a2s,a3s] := reuseAll(as, scope) js`$o2, $a2s*, ($o3.${m}_canCall___ ? $o3.$m($a3s*) : ___.callPub($o3, ${`$m`}, [$a3s*]))` } |
| call6 call:index-internal | match js`this[@s](@as*)` { def s2 := expand(s, scope) def a2s := expandAll(as, scope) js`___.callProp(this, $s2, [$a2s*])` } |
| call7 call:index-public | match js`@o[@s](@as*)` { def o2 := expand(o, scope) def s2 := expand(s, scope) def a2s := expandAll(as, scope) js`___.callPub($o2, $s2, [$a2s*])` } |
| call8 call:func | match js`@f(@as*)` { def f2 := expand(f, scope) def a2s := expandAll(as, scope) js`___.asSimpleFunc($f2)($a2s* |
| to visitFunction() | |
| function0 func:anon-simple | # anonymous simple function match js`function(@ps*) {@bs*}` ? !(anyFreeThis(bs)) { def scope2 := scope.nest(e) def b2s := expandAll(bs, scope2) js`___.primFreeze(___.simpleFun |
| function2 (note repositioned) func:named-simple-value |
# Named simple function used for value match js`function @f(@ps*) {@bs*}` ? e.isForValue() && !(anyFreeThis(bs)) { def scope2 := scope.nest(e) def b2s := expandAll(bs, scope2) expandDef(f, js`___.primFreeze(___.simpleFun |
| function1 func:named-simple-decl | # Named simple function declaration match js`function @f(@ps*) {@bs*}` ? !(anyFreeThis(bs)) { def scope2 := scope.nest(e) def b2s := expandAll(bs, scope2) expandDef(f, js`___.simpleFunction(function |
| function3 func:bad-method | # Methods can only appear is expandMember contexts match js`function(@_*) {@bs*}` ? anyFreeThis(bs) { throw(`Method in non-method context: $e`) } |
| function4 func:bad-ctor | # Constructors can't be evaluated for their value match js`function @f(@ps*) { @bs* }` ? e.isForValue() && anyFreeThis(bs) { throw(`Constructor can't escape: $e`) } |
| function5 func:derived-ctor-decl | # A constructor first calling its super constructor to initialize this match js`function @f(@ps*) { $f.Super.call(this, @as*); @bs* }` ? !(anyFreeThis(as)) { def scope2 := scope.nest(e) def a2s := expandAll(as, scope2) def b2s := expandAll(bs, scope2) expandDef(f, js`___.markCtor(function($ps*) { ${scope2.tempDefs()}*; $f2.Super.call(this, $a2s*); $b2s* })`) } |
| function6 func:ctor-decl | # A constructor match js`function @f(@ps*) { @bs* }` ? anyFreeThis(bs) { def scope2 := scope.nest(e) def b2s := expandAll(bs, scope2) expandDef(f, js`___.markCtor(function($ps*) { ${scope2.tempDefs()}*; $b2s* })`) } |
| to visitMap() | |
| map0 map:empty | match js`({})` { js`({})` } |
| map1 (In Java, rolled into implementation of map2) map: bad-key-suffix |
match js`({@{key}_: @_, @_*})` { throw(`Key may not end in "_": ${key}_`) } |
| map2 map:non-empty | match js`({@key: @val, @rests*})` ? scope.isIdent(key) { def val2 := expand(val, scope) def js`({@rest2s*})` := expand(js`({$rests*})`, scope) js`({$key: $mem2, $rest2s*})` } |
| ∉ JS anyway map:key-expr | match js`({@keyExpr: @_, @_*})` { throw(`Key expressions not yet supported: $keyExpr`) } |
| to visitOther() | |
| other0 other:instanceof | # A function or constructor name can be used on the right # of an instanceof without constraint match js`$o instanceof $f` ? f.isFuncName() { def o2 := expand(o, scope) js`$o2 instanceof $f` } |


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Determining whether the word ‘anthropogenic’ in Article 4 applies to both emission sources and removals by sinks is essential to quantify the implications of the Paris Agreement's ‘balance’ ( figure 1).
The combined information available in the Paris Agreement indicates that only anthropogenic sources and anthropogenic sinks are to be considered to determine the Agreement's ‘balance’. Article 29 of the Paris Agreement states that the Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish texts of the Agreement are all equally authentic. Both the Spanish and the French versions of the Agreement state explicitly that the required balance applies to anthropogenic emissions and anthropogenic removals 1. Many articles in international agreements are necessarily left open to interpretation, and subtle differences between translations are difficult to avoid. In this case, however, we assume that the more precise wording as spelled out literally in the French and Spanish versions of the Agreement removes most of the ambiguity present in the other language versions regarding the application of ‘anthropogenic’.
An additional comparison of Article 4 with other documents under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) seems to further support the exclusion of natural sinks. Specifically, the wording of Article 4 is similar to the earlier use of the phrase ‘anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks’ in the original UNFCCC text (Article 4.1(a) in [ 6]), which stipulates that Parties shall: ‘Develop, periodically update, publish and make available to the Conference of the Parties, […] national inventories of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of all greenhouse gases not controlled by the Montreal Protocol, using comparable methodologies to be agreed upon by the Conference of the Parties’. The Paris Agreement Article 4 language thus directly mirrors this earlier UNFCCC language, and in order to determine how ‘anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of all greenhouse gases’ is understood under the UNFCCC, one can hence look at existing reporting rules developed for the UNFCCC national inventories. This understanding is further supported by clarifications in the Paris Agreement. For instance, although the reporting rules for anthropogenic GHG emissions and removals have not yet been decided, the Paris Agreement already stipulates that ‘[i]n the context of their nationally determined contributions, when recognizing and implementing mitigation actions with respect to anthropogenic emissions and removals, Parties should take into account, as appropriate, existing methods and guidance under the Convention’. These various lines of evidence thus suggest that the GHG balance described in the Paris Agreement refers to achieving net-zero anthropogenic GHG emissions [ 3], although details are still to be clarified and decided upon.


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#include <stResult.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef ObjectType | tObject |
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| stResultPair (tObject *obj, stDistance distance) | |
| stResultPair (tObject *obj, tObject *joinedobj, stDistance distance) | |
| ~stResultPair () | |
| const tObject * | GetObject () |
| const tObject * | GetJoinedObject () |
| stDistance | GetDistance () |
This class defines the pair Object/Distance returned as the result of a query. It is used by class template stResult to store pairs of results and their associated distance from the center of the query. Do not create instances of this class template directly.
Definition at line 100 of file stResult.h.
| typedef ObjectType stResultPair< ObjectType >::tObject |
Type of the object.
Definition at line 105 of file stResult.h.
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Creates a new pair Object/Distance.
This instance will claim the ownership of the object. In other words, it will dispose the object when it is no loger necessary.
| obj | The result object. |
| distance | The distance from the sample. |
Definition at line 116 of file stResult.h.
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Creates a new pair Object/Distance with a JoinedObject.
This instance will claim the ownership of the object. In other words, it will dispose the object when it is no loger necessary.
| obj | The result object. |
| joined | obj The result joined object. |
| distance | The distance from the sample. |
Definition at line 133 of file stResult.h.
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Disposes this instance and release all associated resources including the result object.
Definition at line 144 of file stResult.h.
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This method gets the distance.
Definition at line 171 of file stResult.h.
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This method returns the object.
Definition at line 164 of file stResult.h.
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This method returns the object.
Definition at line 157 of file stResult.h.


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Classes in org.uma.jmetal.algorithm used by org.uma.jmetal.algorithm.multiobjective.abyss Class Description Algorithm Interface representing an algorithmAlgorithmBuilder Interface representing algorithm builders -
Classes in org.uma.jmetal.algorithm used by org.uma.jmetal.algorithm.multiobjective.agemoea Class Description Algorithm Interface representing an algorithmAlgorithmBuilder Interface representing algorithm builders -
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- ScanningActivity - Class in com.example.trialio.activities
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this activity opens when user clicks the camera button in a experiment activity
- ScanningActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.trialio.activities.ScanningActivity
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- searchByKeyword(List<String>, ExperimentManager.OnManyExperimentsFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.ExperimentManager
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Searches through all experiments using a list of keywords and returns the resulting
experiments via a callback.
- setAllVisibleTrialsFetchListener(TrialManager.OnAllVisibleTrialsFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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Sets a listener to the trial collection.
- setBarcodeID(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Barcode
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- setBody(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Post
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Sets the id of the post
- setCollectionPath(String) - Static method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.ExperimentManager
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Sets the collection path of all ExperimentManagers.
- setCollectionPath(String) - Static method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.QuestionForumManager
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Sets the collection path of all QuestionForumManagers.
- setCollectionPath(String) - Static method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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Sets the experiment collection path of all TrialManagers.
- setCollectionPath(String) - Static method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.UserManager
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Sets the collection path of all UserManagers.
- setCount(int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.CountTrial
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Sets the count of a count trial
- setDate(Date) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Trial
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Sets the date of a trial
- setDescription(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.ExperimentSettings
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Sets the description of an experiment
- setEmail(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.UserContactInfo
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Sets the user email
- setExperiment(Experiment) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Barcode
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- setExperimenterID(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Trial
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Sets the experimenter Id
- setExperimentID(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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This sets the ID of the experiment associated with the trialManager.
- setExperimentID(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Experiment
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Sets the experiment
- setExperimentList() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.MainActivity
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Sets the experiment list depending on the mode.
- setFields() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ExperimentActivity
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This initializes all of the fields of the activity with data from the experiment
- setFields() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ExperimentSettingsActivity
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This sets the fields of the ExperimentSettingsActivity.
- setFields() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.MapViewActivity
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This sets the text views on the activity to their appropriate values
- setFields() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ViewUserActivity
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Sets the fields of the textViews in ViewUserActivity using the user data.
- setGeoLocation(Location) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Region
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Sets the geo location of the experiment.
- setGeoLocationRequired(boolean) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.ExperimentSettings
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Sets the geo-location requirement boolean of an experiment
- setHomeButtonListener(ImageButton) - Static method in class com.example.trialio.utils.HomeButtonUtility
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This sets the on click listener of a button to finish all activities and start the main
activity.
- setId(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.User
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Sets the username of the user
- setIgnoredUserIDs(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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This sets the list of user ids ignored by the trial manager.
- setIsOpen(boolean) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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This sets the boolean isOpen of the trial manager.
- setIsPublished(boolean) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Experiment
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This sets the experiment as either published or unpublished.
- setIsSuccess(boolean) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.BinomialTrial
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Sets whether the binomial trial was a success or failure
- setKeywords(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Experiment
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Sets the list of experiment keywords
- setKmRadius(Double) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Region
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Sets the region radius in kilometres
- setLatitude(double) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Location
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Sets the latitude of a location
- setLocation(Location) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Trial
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Sets the location of a trial
- setLongitude(double) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Location
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Sets the longitude of a location
- setMeasurement(double) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.MeasurementTrial
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Sets the measurement of a measurement trial
- setMinNumOfTrials(int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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This sets the minimum number of trials of the trial manager.
- setNonNegCount(int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.NonNegativeTrial
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Sets the count of a non-negative count trial
- setOnAllBarcodesFetchCallback(BarcodeManager.OnManyBarcodesFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.BarcodeManager
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Sets a function to be called when all barcodes are fetched
- setOnAllPublishedExperimentsFetchCallback(ExperimentManager.OnManyExperimentsFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.ExperimentManager
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Sets a function to be called when all published experiment are fetched
- setOnAllQuestionsFetchCallback(QuestionForumManager.OnManyQuestionsFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.QuestionForumManager
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Sets a function to be called when all questions are fetched
- setOnAllRepliesFetchCallback(String, QuestionForumManager.OnManyRepliesFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.QuestionForumManager
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Sets a function to be called when all questions are fetched
- setOnBarcodeFetchListener(String, BarcodeManager.OnBarcodeFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.BarcodeManager
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Sets a function to be called when a barcode is fetched
- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ExperimentActivity
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This sets the on click listeners for an Experiment Activity
- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ExperimentSettingsActivity
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This sets the on click listeners for the ExperimentSettingsActivity.
- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.MapViewActivity
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This sets the on click listeners for the MapViewActivity
- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.QRBinomialActivity
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- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.QRCountActivity
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- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.QRMeasurementActivity
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- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.QRNonnegActivity
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- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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This sets the on click listeners for a Stat Activity
- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.TrialActivity
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This sets the on click listeners for the TrialActivity
- setOnClickListeners() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ViewUserActivity
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Sets up the OnClick listeners for the Activity
- setOnExperimentFetchListener(String, ExperimentManager.OnExperimentFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.ExperimentManager
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Sets a function to be called when an experiment is fetched
- setOnQuestionFetchListener(String, QuestionForumManager.OnQuestionFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.QuestionForumManager
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Sets a function to be called when a question is fetched
- setOnReplyFetchListener(String, String, QuestionForumManager.OnReplyFetchListener) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.QuestionForumManager
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Sets a function to be called when a question is fetched
- setOwnerID(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.ExperimentSettings
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Sets the owner ID
- setPhone(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.UserContactInfo
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Sets the user phone number
- setPostID(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Post
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Sets the id of the post
- setRegion(Region) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.ExperimentSettings
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Sets the region of an experiment
- setRegionName(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ExperimentCreateActivity
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- setRegionText(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Region
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Sets the description of a region
- setReplies(ArrayList<Reply>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Question
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- setReplies(List<Reply>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Reply
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- setSettings(ExperimentSettings) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Experiment
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Sets the experiment settings
- setSubscribedExperiments(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.User
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Sets the users subscribed experiments
- setTitle(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Question
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- setTrialList(ArrayList<Trial>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.MapViewActivity
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- setTrialManager(TrialManager) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Experiment
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Sets the trial manager for the experiment
- setTrialResult(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Barcode
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- setType(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.controllers.TrialManager
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This sets the type of trials controlled by this trial manger.
- setUnit(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Experiment
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This sets the measurement unit.
- setUnit(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.MeasurementTrial
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Sets the measurement unit used for the measurement trial
- setUp() - Method in class com.example.trialio.ExperimentCreateActivityTest
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Runs before all tests.
- setUp() - Static method in class com.example.trialio.ExperimentManagerTest
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Initialize the string ids of Experiments to be used in all tests.
- setUp() - Method in class com.example.trialio.QuestionForumActivityTest
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Runs before all tests.
- setUp() - Static method in class com.example.trialio.UserManagerTest
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Sets up the test class by populating list of testUserIds
- setUp() - Method in class com.example.trialio.ViewUserActivityTest
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Runs before all tests.
- setupBinomialTimePlot(ArrayList<Trial>, long[], int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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Helper method for displaying the time plot of a binomial experiment
- setupCountTimePlot(ArrayList<Trial>, long[], int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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Helper method for displaying the time plot of a count experiment
- setupHistogram(ArrayList<Double>, ArrayList<BarEntry>, ArrayList<String>) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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Helper method for displaying the histogram
- setupMeasurementTimePlot(ArrayList<Trial>, long[], int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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Helper method for displaying the time plot of a measurement experiment
- setupNonNegativeTimePlot(ArrayList<Trial>, long[], int) - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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Helper method for displaying the time plot of a non-negative count experiment
- setUserId(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.Post
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Sets the id of the User that created the post the post
- setUsername(String) - Method in class com.example.trialio.models.User
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Sets the if of the User
- setViewVisibility() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ExperimentActivity
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This sets the visibility of particular views in the Experiment Activity
- setVisibility() - Method in class com.example.trialio.activities.ViewUserActivity
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Sets the visibility of the buttons in the ViewUserActivity.
- standard_deviation(ArrayList<Double>, double) - Method in class com.example.trialio.utils.StatisticsUtility
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Gets the standard deviation of trial values
- StatActivity - Class in com.example.trialio.activities
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This activity allows a user to view stats about an experiment.
- StatActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.trialio.activities.StatActivity
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- StatisticsUtility - Class in com.example.trialio.utils
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Utility class for statistics, handles the manipulation and calculation of statistics
- StatisticsUtility() - Constructor for class com.example.trialio.utils.StatisticsUtility
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if
Performs conditional processing in shell scripts.
See also: `test`, `[`.
More information: home page
- Execute the specified commands if the condition command's exit status is zero:
if condition_command; then echo "Condition is true"; fi
- Execute the specified commands if the condition command's exit status is not zero:
if ! condition_command; then echo "Condition is true"; fi
- Execute the first specified commands if the condition command's exit status is zero otherwise execute the second specified commands:
if condition_command; then echo "Condition is true"; else echo "Condition is false"; fi
- Check whether a [f]ile exists:
if [[ -f path/to/file ]]; then echo "Condition is true"; fi
- Check whether a [d]irectory exists:
if [[ -d path/to/directory ]]; then echo "Condition is true"; fi
- Check whether a file or directory [e]xists:
if [[ -e path/to/file_or_directory ]]; then echo "Condition is true"; fi
- Check whether a variable is defined:
if [[ -n "$variable" ]]; then echo "Condition is true"; fi
- List all possible conditions (`test` is an alias to `[`; both are commonly used with `if`):
man [


Starting with some basic applications
The best way to get a feel of zephyr for the PineTime watch, is to start building applications.
The gpio ports, i2c communication, memory layout, stuff that is particular for the watch is defined in the board definition file.
The provided samples are standard zephyr application, with some minor modifications.
Blinky example
The watch does not contain a led as such, but it has background leds for the LCD.
Once lit, you can barely see it, cause the screen-LCD remains black.
The screen contains three leds, this way the intensity is set.
have a look at the pinetime.dts file, here you see the definition of the background leds.
building an image, which can be found under the build directory
see : Blinky Application
$ cd ~/work/pinetime
$ west build -p -b pinetime samples/basic/blinky
once the compilation is completed, you can find the firmware under : ~/work/pinetime/build/zephyr/zephyr.bin
Reading out the button on the watch
The pinetime does have a button on the side.
In order to check if the button is pressed, it sets a value in memory.
With openocd you can peek at this memory location.
Building and Running
see : Button demo
Note:: The watch has a button out port (15) and button in port (13). You have to set the out-port high. Took me a while to figure this out…
west build -p -b pinetime samples/basic/button
Note
#define MY_REGISTER (*(volatile uint8_t*)0x2000F000)
in the program you can set values: MY_REGISTER=(read button value);
this way you know till whether the code executes
a way to set port 15 high (hard-coded of course :))
gpio_pin_configure(gpiob, 15,GPIO_DIR_OUT); //push button out
gpio_pin_write(gpiob, 15, &button_out); //set port high
#telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 4444
Peeking
once your telnet sessions started:
Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
Connected to <IP_ADDRESS>.
Escape character is '^]'.
Open On-Chip Debugger
>mdw 0x2000F000 0x1
0x2000f000: 00000100 (switch pushed)


sources¶
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dlinputs.sources.
basenames
(basenamefile, extensions, split=True, epochs=1, shuffle=True, verbose=True, size=(100,<PHONE_NUMBER>.0), decode=True)[source]¶ Iterate over training samples given as basenames and extensions.
Parameters: - basenamefile – file containing one basename per line
- extensions – list of expected extensions for each basename
- split – remove any extension from files in basenamefile
- epochs – number of times to iterate
- shuffle – shuffle before training
- verbose – verbose output
- size – expected dataset size
Returns: iterator
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dlinputs.sources.
bookdir
(bookdir, epochs=1, shuffle=True)[source]¶ Read a dataset from an OCRopus-style book directory.
Parameters: - bookdir – top level directory in OCRopus bookdir format
- epochs – number of epochs to iterate for
- shuffle – shuffle the samples prior to reading
Returns: iterator
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dlinputs.sources.
check_ds_size
(ds, size)[source]¶ Helper function to check the size of a dataset.
This is mostly just a nice error message
Parameters:
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dlinputs.sources.
dirtree
(top, extensions, epochs=1, shuffle=True, verbose=True, size=(100,<PHONE_NUMBER>.0), decode=True)[source]¶ Iterate of training samples in a directory tree.
Parameters: Returns: iterator over samples
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dlinputs.sources.
generator
(source, nrepeats=1000000000)[source]¶ Repeat data from a source (returned by a callable function).
Parameters: - source – callable function yielding an iterator
- nrepeats – number of times to repeat
Returns: iterator over nrepeats repeats of source
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dlinputs.sources.
infinite
(sample)[source]¶ Repeat the same sample over and over again (for testing).
Parameters: sample – sample to be repeated Returns: iterator yielding sample
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dlinputs.sources.
tabular
(table, colnames, separator='\t', maxerrors=100, encoding='utf-8', epochs=1, shuffle=True, verbose=True, size=(100,<PHONE_NUMBER>.0), decode=True)[source]¶ Iterate over training samples given by a tabular input.
Columns whose names start with “_” are passed on directly as strings, all other columns are interpreted as file names and read.
Parameters: - table (str) – tabular input file separated by separator
- colnames (list,str) – column names (keys in sample), list or comman separated
- separator (str) – separator for columns in input file
- maxerrors – maximum number of read errors
- encoding – text file encoding
- epochs – number of epochs to iterate
- shuffle – shuffle data prior to training
- verbose – verbose output
- size – expected dataset size
Returns: iterator


Timeline
Astronaut, military pilot, educator. Born on August 5, 1930, near Wapakoneta, Ohio. On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong made history by becoming the first man to walk on the moon. He developed a fascination with flight at an early age and earned his student pilot’s license when he was 16. In 1947, Armstrong began his studies in aeronautical engineering at Purdue University on a U.S. Navy scholarship.
His studies, however, were interrupted in 1949 when he was called to serve in the Korean War. A U.S. Navy pilot, Armstrong flew 78 combat missions during this military conflict. He left the service in 1952, and returned to college. A few years later, Armstrong joined the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), which later became the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). For this government agency he worked in a number of different capacities, including serving as a test pilot and an engineer. He tested many high-speed aircraft, including the X-15, which could reach a top speed of 4,000 miles per hour.
ASTRONAUT PROGRAM
In his personal life, Armstrong started to settle down. He married Janet Shearon on January 28, 1956. The couple soon added to their family. Son Eric arrived in 1957, followed by daughter Karen in 1959. Sadly, Karen died of complications related to an inoperable brain tumor in January 1962.
MOON LANDING
Armstrong faced an even bigger challenge in 1969. Along with Michael Collins and Edwin E. “Buzz” Aldrin, he was part of NASA’s first manned mission to the moon. The trio were launched into space on July 16, 1969. Serving as the mission’s commander, Armstrong piloted the Lunar Module to the moon’s surface on July 20, 1969, with Buzz Aldrin aboard. Collins remained on the Command Module.
At 10:56 PM, Armstrong exited the Lunar Module. He said, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” as he made his famous first step on the moon. For about two and a half hours, Armstrong and Aldrin collected samples and conducted experiments. They also took photographs, including their own footprints.
Returning on July 24, 1969, the Apollo 11 craft came down in the Pacific Ocean west of Hawaii. The crew and the craft were picked up by the U.S.S. Hornet, and the three astronauts were put into quarantine for three weeks.
Before long, the three Apollo 11 astronauts were given a warm welcome home. Crowds lined the streets of New York City to cheer on the famous heroes who were honored in a ticker-tape parade. Armstrong received numerous awards for his efforts, including the Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.
LATER CONTRIBUTIONS
Armstrong remained with NASA, serving as deputy associate administrator for aeronautics until 1971. After leaving NASA, he joined the faculty of the University of Cincinnati as a professor of aerospace engineering. Armstrong remained at the university for eight years. Staying active in his field, he served as the chairman of Computing Technologies for Aviation, Inc., from 1982 to 1992.
Helping out at a difficult time, Armstrong served as vice chairman of the Presidential Commission on the space shuttle Challenger accident in 1986. The commission investigated the explosion of the Challenger on January 28, 1986, which took the lives of its crew, including school teacher Christa McAuliffe.
Despite being one of the most famous astronauts in history, Armstrong has largely shied away from the public eye. He gave a rare interview to the news program 60 Minutes in 2006. He described the moon to interviewer Ed Bradley, saying “It’s a brilliant surface in that sunlight. The horizon seems quite close to you because the curvature is so much more pronounced than here on earth. It’s an interesting place to be. I recommend it.” That same year, his authorized biography came out. “First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong” was written by James R. Hansen, who conducted interviews with Armstrong, his family, and his friends and associates.
Armstrong and his first wife divorced in 1994. He spent his final years with his second wife, Carol, in Indian Hill, Ohio. He died at age 82 on August 25, 2012, several weeks after undergoing heart surgery.


Initial Admin UI Design
The initial release of the Admin UI design was completed in the early part of 2015 thanks to the combined efforts of Entwine, ETH Zurich, SWITCH and University of Manchester. The result of this effort is a more technically advanced and intuitive interface that results in a capture and media management solution that is both powerful and extensible.
The main focus for the new administrative ui was design and usability. While the functionality of the ui has been conceived by the solutions architects at Entwine, a professional team of designers at Espress Labs defined a consistent design language and provided the development team with design templates for the individual sections of the ui.
The resulting style guide clearly describes how individual parts and pieces are to be designed, which fonts and colors are available, how notifications should be displayed to the user and much more. On top of that, the design team delivered HTML templates for each screen and dialog so that there was little left to do for the frontend engineers but turn the templates into a great looking interactive application.
Original Design Document: Admin UI - A Guide to Style (Admin-UI-Style-Guide-v3.pdf)
Links:
- Entwine (http://entwinemedia.com/)
- ETH Zurich (https://www.ethz.ch/en.html)
- SWITCH (https://www.switch.ch/)
- University of Manchester (http://www.manchester.ac.uk/)
- Espress Labs (http://espresslabs.com/)
Open Sans
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface designed by Steve Matteson, Type Director of Ascender Corp. This version contains the complete 897 character set, which includes the standard ISO Latin 1, Latin CE, Greek and Cyrillic character sets. Open Sans was designed with an upright stress, open forms and a neutral, yet friendly appearance. It was optimized for print, web, and mobile interfaces, and has excellent legibility characteristics in its letterforms.
Link: Google Fonts - Open Sans (https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Open+Sans)
License: Apache License, Version 2.0 (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
Font Awesome
Font Awesome gives you scalable vector icons that can instantly be customized — size, color, drop shadow, and anything that can be done with the power of CSS.
Font Awesome is fully open source and is GPL friendly. You can use it for commercial projects, open source projects, or really just about whatever you want.
Link: Font Awesome (http://fontawesome.io/)
License: Font Awesome - License (http://fontawesome.io/license/)
Sass
Sass is the most mature, stable, and powerful professional grade CSS extension language in the world.
Sass is completely compatible with all versions of CSS. We take this compatibility seriously, so that you can
seamlessly use any available CSS libraries.
Link: Sass (http://sass-lang.com/)
HTML
HTML5 is a markup language used for structuring and presenting content on the World Wide Web. It is the fifth and
current version of the HTML standard.
It was published in October 2014 by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to improve the language with support for the
latest multimedia, while keeping it both easily readable by humans and consistently understood by computers and devices
such as web browsers, parsers, etc. HTML5 is intended to subsume not only HTML 4, but also XHTML 1 and DOM Level 2 HTML.
HTML5 includes detailed processing models to encourage more interoperable implementations; it extends, improves and
rationalizes the markup available for documents, and introduces markup and application programming interfaces (APIs)
for complex web applications. For the same reasons, HTML5 is also a candidate for cross-platform mobile applications,
because it includes features designed with low-powered devices in mind.
Links:


Below is the banner that I designed for a college event in 2010. The theme of the event was patriotism and hence the use of Indian map, flag colors and suitable quotes.
This is my recently developed profile website that has all my career related information. More like an online resume. Check it here
VueJS website
A website built using HTML5, CSS3, VueJS, Bootstrap and Firebase. It also has a preference list app which asynchronously updates list based on user interaction.Check it here
AngularJS To Do App
A simple To-Do Application developed with AngularJS to keep track of pending and completed tasks. Check it here
AngularJS Energy Calculator
A simple To-Do Application developed with AngularJS to keep track of pending and completed tasks. Check it here
Government API list
An AngularJS application listing all the open APIs of the US Goverment made avaible for public use. Check it here
Angular Quiz App
An AngularJS application with a multiple choice quiz with data stored on a locally hosted JSON file. Check it here
Class Logo
This logo was designed for use of print on T-shirts as well as caps as an identity for all students of my school class.
Careerfreak Logo
This was one of my logo designs. I have designed this for a startup company named careerfreak.com, for which I was the design lead.
Logo for my blog
This was a simple logo created for my blog. The design theme in the blog was 3-tone with colors seen in the logo.
Technocreed Logo
This was a simple logo created for one of my blogs, named technocreed.com. The blog had a minimalistic design and hence the logo was designed to match that.
Watermark logo
This was a watermark created to mark my name on my photography works. Colors were chosen carefully to stand out on pictures with any color on the background.
Tribute to Kalam
This was a banner created as a tribute to former Indian President APJ Abdul Kalam. He was a great scientist and visionary, an inspiration to many.
A Thank you Greting
This was a greeting created for a friend who wanted to convey his thankfulness to the hospital staff for the extreme care they took of his daughter during a medical procedure. My friend wanted the greeting to be colorful. Photos blurred for privacy.


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If you want to see what changes were made for a file, the best way (I've found), is to use Visual Studio (not code) Team Explorer.
If you want to see what changes were made for a file, the best way (I've found), is to use Visual Studio (not code) Team Explorer.
Prerequisite: Install Microsoft Visual Studio Team Explorer


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Below is my personal CV, embedded from the repository here.