Introduction
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is not a programming language. It is
a markup language that tells web browsers how to structure the web
pages you visit. It can be as complicated or as simple as the web
developer wants it to be. HTML consists of a series of elements, which
you use to enclose, wrap, or mark up different parts of content to
make it appear or act in a certain way. The enclosing tags can make
content into a hyperlink to connect to another page, italicize words,
and so on. For example, consider the following line of text:
My cat is very grumpy
If we wanted the text to stand by itself, we could specify that it is
a paragraph by enclosing it in a paragraph (

) element:

My cat is very grumpy

Anatomy of an HTML
The anatomy of our element is:
-
The opening tag: This consists of the name of the element (in
this example, p for paragraph), wrapped in opening and closing angle
brackets. This opening tag marks where the element begins or starts
to take effect. In this example, it precedes the start of the
paragraph text.
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The content: This is the content of the element. In this
example, it is the paragraph text.
-
The closing tag: This is the same as the opening tag, except
that it includes a forward slash before the element name. This marks
where the element ends. Failing to include a closing tag is a common
beginner error that can produce peculiar results.
The element is the opening tag, followed by content, followed by the
closing tag.
Attributes
Elements can also have attributes. Attributes contain extra
information about the element that won't appear in the content. In
this example, the class
attribute is an
identifying name used to target the element with style information. An
attribute should have:
-
A space between it and the element name. (For an element with more
than one attribute, the attributes should be separated by spaces
too.)
- The attribute name, followed by an equal sign.
-
An attribute value, wrapped with opening and closing quote marks.
Entity References
In HTML, the characters <
,
>
,"
,'
and
&
are special characters. They are
parts of the HTML syntax itself. So how do you include one of these
special characters in your text? For example, if you want to use an
ampersand or less-than sign, and not have it interpreted as code.
You do this with character references. These are special codes that
represent characters, to be used in these exact circumstances. Each
character reference starts with an ampersand (&), and ends with a
semicolon (;).
See the equivalent reference of each character: < = lt, > = gt, " =
quot, ' = apos, & = amp.
To find more about entity reference, see
List of XML and HTML character entity references
(Wikipedia).


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Trainer¶
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package.trainer.
exp_decay
(optimizer, total_time_step, hparams)[source]¶ a gradual decrease in learning rates
- Reference:
- 「SpecAugment: A Simple Data Augmentation Method for Automatic Speech Recognition」Google Brain Team. 2019. https://github.com/DemisEom/SpecAugment/blob/master/SpecAugment/spec_augment_pytorch.py
-
package.trainer.
ramp_up
(optimizer, time_step, hparams)[source]¶ Steps to gradually increase the learing rate
- Reference:
- 「SpecAugment: A Simple Data Augmentation Method for Automatic Speech Recognition」Google Brain Team. 2019. https://github.com/DemisEom/SpecAugment/blob/master/SpecAugment/spec_augment_pytorch.py
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package.trainer.
supervised_train
(model, hparams, epoch, total_time_step, queue, criterion, optimizer, device, train_begin, worker_num, print_time_step=10, teacher_forcing_ratio=0.9)[source]¶ Parameters: - model (torch.nn.Module) – Model to be trained
- optimizer (torch.optim) – optimizer for training
- teacher_forcing_ratio (float) – The probability that teacher forcing will be used (default: 0.90)
- print_time_step (int) – Parameters to determine how many steps to output
- queue (Queue.queue) – queue for threading
- criterion (torch.nn) – one of PyTorch’s loss function. Refer to http://pytorch.org/docs/master/nn.html#loss-functions for a list of them.
- device (torch.cuda) – device used (‘cuda’ or ‘cpu’)
- worker_num (int) – the number of cpu cores used
- Returns: loss, cer
- loss (float): loss of present epoch
- cer (float): character error rate


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• Designed and implemented a new centrialized scheduling service and deprecated various legacy services. Redesigned core models and APIs and resulted 80% drop of data discrepancy rate
• Developed canary deployment solutions to ensure data consistency between the new scheduling system and legacy systems during beta launch using Dyanmo stream and kinesis
• Integrated an UI automation testing stage into team's exsting CD pipeline using Selenium. Customized Selenium to bypass the Amazon proxy and authentications
• Mentored three SDEs and one intern. Led various key projects with their involvements:
• Enforced team-wide coding style and set up linters. Hosted a book club to talk about my insights on "Clean Code"
Developed Badging System in Java for Associate to take time off request opportunity (Mid-shift VTO)
• Gathered requirements from site managers and validated use cases with associates in site
• Created design docs for entire workflow from data store level to UI
• Created backend(Java) API to take associate information and registered into the opportunity system
• Created frontend(Angular) provide to user the interface to interact
• Unit test for the core business logic(eligibility) & integ tests as the sanity checks
• Developed PaymentGateWay in Java for credit cards Auth and Fraud checking
• Updated the current API to support a new credit card processing provider
• Added new unit test suites and sanity tests using Robot Framework
• Documented the new API version for future maintenance
• Developed company time and project management website using C#, ASP.NET and JavaScript
• Redesigned company Database structure and write series of SQL Query for version control
• Designed and developed a Cross-platform mobile app for the company website using Xamarin
• Developed on JIRA synchronization plugin, allowed website receive from Jira Webhook events
• Developed a skill game PuzzleZlots, planned to be submitted to Apple Store using XML
• Wrote tools to unpack and edit packed images using C#
• Tested and fixed existing games


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One of the products I was most excited about finding out shortly after I joined Check Point was Abra. I'd be more excited if we were shipping the product--that is expected to happen at the end of March--but at least it's announced so I can talk about it a bit more freely :)
The product is pretty simple: you can walk up to any computer, plug your USB stick in, and access a secure virtual environment complete with connectivity to your corporate Intranet, access to applications installed on the host computer, hardware encryption, and simple, centralized management. Abra gives you all this and more!
The technologies that are being employed here are not entirely new. What is unique is how it is all tied together. SSL VPN products (including Check Point's own Connectra) have had the concept of a "Secure Workspace" for quite some time. When you connect to the SSL VPN gateway, you are allowed to run local applications and connect to remote resources. However, the apps operate in a kind of sandbox that restricts how you can get data into and out of the sandbox and what happens to the sandbox after the connection terminates (usually, it disappears).
Now, instead of writing the sandbox data on the local drive, move that onto a USB thumb drive that contains both hardware and software encryption. Add autorun capabilities so that when you insert the thumb drive, you are immediately prompted for authentication, taken into the secure workspace, and automatically connected to the corporate network. Meanwhile, the secure workspace and VPN settings are centrally managed using your existing Check Point Security Gateways.
I'm really excited about the future of this product! You can find out more on the Check Point Abra product pages.


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Reports: Ronaldo Wants Man Utd Star At Juve
by David KappelWith Juventus still building a squad to win the UEFA Champions League, Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly urged his club to buy a Manchester United superstar.
Click through the mini-gallery above to see Juve's most expensive signings ever.
The 34-year-old took his international tally to 99 goals during Portugal's 2-0 win at Luxembourg on Sunday – is now just 10 strikes short of Ali Daei's world record – and will now return to his club.
He also downplayed talks of a rift with Juve coach Sarri, saying his recent early substitutions were based on him not being 100% fit.
His recent outburst, though, once again showed how influential he is at Juventus, and the latest reports suggest that he has advised the club to go for a particular transfer target.
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According to Tuttosport, Ronaldo wants record Manchester United signing Paul Pogba to return to Turin.
The Frenchman, who was on Juve's books between 2012 and 2016 before returning to his boyhood club, has been linked with a move back to the Bianconeri over past few months.
Real Madrid are also said to be keen on the 26-year-old, but Juventus could perhaps offer United some of their unwanted stars as part of a potential deal.
Players such as Danilo, Emre Can, Sami Khedira, Mario Mandzukic and even Paulo Dybala could reportedly form part of a swap deal for Pogba.
Read: Ronaldo Breaks Silence On Sarri Drama
The France midfielder has made 148 appearances for United so far, scoring 31 goals and assisting another 31 strikes, but has been sidelined with an ankle injury since September.


Barren Nebula features small, action packed episodes with engaging gameplay. Each episode will feature a different environment and gameplay, and will be compact enough for a quick playthrough, but so enganging that will make you come back for more.
The infamous debris belt that surrounds The Barrens is filled with dangerous outlaws and many other hazards. The only way out is through it, and you have to blast your way through with nothing but your armor and weapons. Thankfully, the pirates are not very bright, and carry more supplies than they can use, so make use of it!
 Salvage supplies from your enemies to find ammo, first-aid space-kits and shield modules. You need to keep pushing, and collect keycards from your enemies so you can access the mysterious ship.


Robbery suspects connived with bankers, Police say on Ekiti bank robbery
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A RECENT bank robbery attack in Ekiti State that claimed two lives is speculated to have resulted from connivance between bankers and the robbers.
The Commissioner of Police in Ekiti State, Asoquo Amba made this known on Friday after a CCTV footage showed staff taking money from the vault a few minutes before the attack.
On Thursday, there was a reported case of bank robbery in Oye-Ekiti by gunmen numbering 10 shooting sporadically.
The robbery attack reportedly took the lives of a policeman and a girl, even as community residents scampered for safety and bankers also.
The bankers had admitted hearing the gunshot 10 minutes before the security door at the entrance of the bank was destroyed.
In a report by the Commissioner of Police after an investigation, the CCTV had captured bankers moving in and out of the vaults, stating that the vault was opened before the robbers arrived.
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“What baffles me is that there was nexus between the robbers and insiders in the banking premises. The Oye Police Division is about one or two poles from here. It was the first point of attack. The bankers confirmed that they heard the shots and it took about 10 minutes before the robbers arrived at the bank from there.
“Between the time the robbers attacked our men and the time the robbery took place, the staff had enough time to escape through the exit door. They were captured by CCTV moving in and out of the vault. The vault was even opened before the robbers came.”
“Within the period, there were some activities that went on inside the bank. It is either there was strict connivance, or that the bank officials took advantage to carry out their own intention which an investigation would prove.
“Despite the opportunity, none of them made efforts to escape, they were stuffing money and there is evidence to prove this. The staff opened the vault by 3.05 p.m. and the robbers blew up the security door at 3.12 p.m., this gave a strong suspicion that there was internal collaboration in this matter,” Amba said.
The CP also said the robbers carted away over N25 million after the attack, but the sum of N2 million contained in a carton was recovered.
“The carton was hidden under the table within the banking hall. This should be part of the loots from the strong room,” he said.


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By default, selection is disabled. To add row selection capabilities to the table, there are two properties of the GoTableConfig
that must be set, selectable
and selectBy
.
This property enables selection within the table. Without this enabled, selection will not be possible.
This property determines which column will be used to keep track of row selection. It corresponds to one of the fields in the columns. Typically, this should be an id, or some other unique identifier in the data set.
Selection is persistant. This means that if the user changes the page or sorts the data, previous selections will persist through these actions. This applies to both client side and server side implementations.
There are two ways to interact with the selected items of the table:
There are two outputs that emit selection events from the table
The interfaces for the RowSelectionEvent
and the
SelectionState
provide more information about the
structure of these events:
To summarize: in selection mode, the user is selecting individual rows. This means that these selected rows are being added to the selectedRows array. In deselection mode, the user has checked the 'check all' check box and is now removing items from the selection; we call this deselection. In this case, items are added to the deselectedRows array as the user unchecks them.
Interact with the table below to see how the selection works.
This approach should be used when an action is performed after a user has finished their selecting (ex. button click).
This approach should be used when an action necessary upon individual row selection or deselection.
There may be times where you want all options in a table to be preselected and the user to start
with deselecting options instead of selecting them. This can be accomplished through the
preselected
option in the GoTableConfig
.


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A very long labor can lead to lasting health problems for the mother, or may be a sign that the baby cannot come out without medical help. Labor is too long when:
If her contractions are not coming every 2 to 3 minutes, or if she can still talk through them, she is not in active labor yet. Encourage her to sleep. If she cannot sleep, have her walk, dance, climb stairs or hills. Help her to drink and eat light foods.
Once contractions are coming regularly and are strong, be mindful of the time. Also think about how far from help you are, in case it is needed. You may need to try to strengthen her labor at home or get medical help.
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- SendMailmithila(View) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.ContactUs
- SendMailpavan(View) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.ContactUs
- SendMailsahiti(View) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.ContactUs
- SendMailsunandini(View) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.ContactUs
- SendMailvineeth(View) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.ContactUs
- setOnItemClickListener(TransactionAdapter.ClickListener) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.TransactionAdapter
- setOnItemClickListener(TransAdapter.ClickListener) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.TransAdapter
- setPosition(int) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.TransactionAdapter
- setPosition(int) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.TransAdapter
- setT_amt(String) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.Transaction
- setT_cat(String) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.Transaction
- setT_date(String) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.Transaction
- setT_msg(String) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.Transaction
- setT_shopname(String) - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.Transaction
- SettingsActivity - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SettingsActivity() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SettingsActivity
- ShowTransActivity - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- ShowTransActivity() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.ShowTransActivity
- signOut() - Method in class com.xa.xpensauditor.AccountSettingsActivity
- SignupActivity - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SignupActivity() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SignupActivity
- SMS_BUNDLE - Static variable in class com.xa.xpensauditor.SMSReceiver
- SMSDBFetchActivity - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SMSDBFetchActivity() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SMSDBFetchActivity
- SMSReaderActivity - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SMSReaderActivity() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SMSReaderActivity
- SMSReceiver - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SMSReceiver() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SMSReceiver
- SMSTransacShowActivity - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SMSTransacShowActivity() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SMSTransacShowActivity
- Suggest - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- Suggest() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.Suggest
- sum - Variable in class com.xa.xpensauditor.SumTrans
- SumTrans - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
- SumTrans() - Constructor for class com.xa.xpensauditor.SumTrans
- SumTransTest - Class in com.xa.xpensauditor
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- Section 1: Wednesday, March 3, 2021
- Section 2: Thursday, March 11, 20211
Overview
Today we start looking on the supply side of the market for the next few weeks. You will ultimately see, we will use the same tools (and get basically the same results!) for studying producers (constrained optimization models) as we did for consumers. Sometimes, these models finally “click” for students the second time around, and production is often more intuitive than utility and consumption.
Today we set up the problem, and discuss what it is that firms do. If you want to learn a lot more about the economics of organization and theory of the firm, see my Industrial Organization class.
In the beginning, I introduce the canonical model of comparative advantage as a way to explore a lot of insights about production, the division of labor, specialization and trade, and the theory of the firm. Do not get too distracted in the graphs or mechanics of this model (though it should echo things that we have seen before), it is only a useful segue for what we will cover in the next 2-3 weeks. If you want to know more, I do a deep dive with these models to explain international trade in ECON 324.
Readings
- Ch. 14.42, 6.1, in Goolsbee, Levitt, and Syverson, 2019
Assignments
Exam 1 Week of Mar 1
Exam 1 (on 1.1-1.7) is currently available on Blackboard Assignments, and is due by 11:59 PM Sunday March 7 (for Section 1 M/W) or Wednesday March 10 (for Section 2 Tu/Th).


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This is a list of the current chat sessions that are available. If you would like to simulate this action you should open a different browser (ie if you are using Chrome open Firefox or Safari). Navigate to the user experience page and follow instructions to open a new chat. Once the chat is open it will show in the list with actions to interact with it.
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Narsingdi Awami League expels MP Bubly for using proxy in BA exams
by bdnews24.comThe Awami League’s Narsingdi district unit has expelled Tamanna Nusrat Bubly, an MP from the seats reserved for women, accusing her of belittling the ruling party by using proxy in BA tests. Related Stories
The unit in a meeting presided over by its chief Mohammad Nazrul Islam Hiru cancelled her membership and sacked her as the women affairs secretary of the district committee on Friday.
Bangladesh Open University had in October expelled her, and cancelled her registration and examinations after investigation into media reports on the allegation.
Bubly is the widow of the then Narsingdi municipality mayor and Awami League leader Lokman Hossain, who was assassinated in a gun attack in 2011.
She was elected MP by the ruling party from the seats reserved for women earlier this year following the last general election.
She has a Higher Secondary Certificate and got admitted to the BOU’s BA course for graduation.
According to media reports, she had been in Dhaka but sent other people to eight exams as proxy candidates, one of whom was caught in the act.
“It has done great damage to the image of Bangladesh and the Awami League,” Narsingdi Awami League chief Hiru told bdnews24.com, noting that Bubly made headlines in both international and local media after the BOU gaffe.
The district committee took the steps against her following instructions from the central committee, Hiru said and added: “Now we are informing the central committee about our decisions.”
Narsingdi-4 MP and Industries Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun, Narsigndi-2 MP Anwarul Ashraf Khan, Narsingdi-3 MP Jahirul Haque Bhuiyan Mohon, among others, attended the meeting.


Adding a Wiki Page
How to add a new page to a Wiki module. Note: Page Name is the only required field. This allows you to create pages and then add content at a later stage.
- Click the Add Wiki Topic link.
- In the Page Name text box, enter the name for the new page. Note: The page name appears in the Wiki Index using the capitalization entered here. Note: A maximum of 50 characters is permitted.
- Optional. Maximize the Page Search Engine Optimization section.
- In the Title text box, enter a title to be displayed on this Wiki page as well as in the browser title for this page. Note: A maximum of 256 characters is permitted.
- In the Description text box, enter a description to be used in the Meta-Description tag for the HTML of the page where this module is located. Note: A maximum of 500 characters is permitted.
- In the Keywords text box, enter a description to be used in the Meta-Description tag for the HTML of the page where this module is located. Note: A maximum of 500 characters is permitted.
- In the Editor, enter the page content. Note: When you create a link to a page which does not yet exist, the page will not appear in the Wiki Index until content is added to it. For details on adding page links, Maximize the Wiki Text Directions section.
- Optional. Mark the check box at Enable Page Comments to enable users to post comments to this page.
- Optional. Mark the check box at Enable Page Ratings to enable users to rate this page.
- Optional. Click the Save and Continue button to save the details entered so far and immediately continue adding content.
- Click the Save button.


Actions
The framework uses actions to perform tasks inside a web html page. Tasks vary in functionality and can be a simple date format to a complex page insert. This schema describes the core actions provided by the framework.
Actions are placed into the static html page content. When that page is serviced by the server the actions are replaced with the result of each action..
The following example is an html page with an insert action. The insert action in this case inserts a page named
head.html into the html before it is shown on the browser. The head.html as you might conclude contains the
css and javascript that this page requires. It could contain anything needed by this and other pages. Now
any page that requires these css and javascripts can simply use the insert command to have them inserted into
the page. The insert action is highlighted in red.
When an action is processed on a web page the response from an action if not null will replace the action content (syntax) on the web page. If the response is null the action syntax is removed from the web page.
Now start to think about dynamically building an html page, changing the content based on user selections, retrieving data from a database or other such sources. Being able to seperate out pages for specific tasks gives you object orientation.
A medium level of expertise in html and xml is required to work with the core actions.
A medium level of expertise in Javascript and JSON is required to interact with these actions.


Revealed: These are London's most crowded Tube lines
by Stefan BosciaLondon’s Tube lines are running at overcapacity during morning rush hour, new figures have revealed.
Statistics from mayor of London Sadiq Khan show that morning peak hour capacity on the London Underground is more than 100 per cent, with the Northern, Central and Jubilee lines the most crowded.
Read more: TfL adds more trains to Victoria line at peak times
The Northern line is running at 130 per cent of capacity during peak times, while the Central and Jubilee lines are at 116 and 115 per cent respectively.
The figures revealed that evening peak hour capacity is 84 per cent.
The figures come just days after TfL announced it would increase passenger capacity on the Victoria Line by 275,000 passengers each weekday.
Which are London’s busiest morning Tube Lines?
| Position | Tube Line | Morning peak hour capacity |
| 1 | Northern Line | 130 per cent |
| 2 | Central Line | 116 per cent |
| 3 | Jubilee Line | 115 per cent |
| 4 | Victoria Line | 105 per cent |
| 5 | Metropolitan Line | 97 per cent |
| 6 | Bakerloo Line | 95 per cent |
| 7 | Piccadilly Line | 91 per cent |
| 8 | Hammersmith & City and Circle Lines | 88 per cent |
| 9 | District Line | 85 per cent |
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Devenish said: “By depriving TfL of much-need revenue through his flawed partial fares freeze…the mayor has severely restricted the amount of money available for much-needed infrastructure upgrades.”
Khan announced a four-year TfL fare freeze for individual journeys as a part of his campaign for mayor in 2016.
The freeze was in contrast to Boris Johnson’s time as mayor of London when prices rose by 42 per cent over eight years.
A spokesperson for Khan said the policy made public transport “more affordable for millions of Londoners”.
They added: “He is also investing record amounts in modernising and increasing capacity on London’s Tube network.”
Read more: London mayor race: Rory Stewart falls behind rivals
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- getAccuracy() - Method in class Monicora.DeviceLocation
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- getConnectedDevices() - Static method in class Monicora.Server
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Return an unmodifiable list of ServerConnection.
- getConnection() - Method in class Monicora.ServerEvent
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The associated Serverconnection linked with the device that sent this event
- getDateOfCreation() - Method in class Monicora.ServerEvent
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Timestamp of when the event happend.
- getEvent() - Method in class Monicora.ServerEvent
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The object contained in the event.
- getIP() - Static method in class Monicora.Settings
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- getLastKnownLocation() - Method in class Monicora.ServerConnection
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- getLatitude() - Method in class Monicora.DeviceLocation
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- getLoc() - Method in class Monicora.LocatedMessage
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- getLongitude() - Method in class Monicora.DeviceLocation
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- getMessage() - Method in class Monicora.LocatedMessage
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- getName() - Method in class Monicora.ServerConnection
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- getPORT() - Static method in class Monicora.Settings
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Return the unique instance of server used.
- getTime() - Method in class Monicora.DeviceLocation
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- getType() - Method in class Monicora.ServerEvent
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The type of messages contained that triggered this event.


This document details changes and new features specifically relating to the TwoSampleMR R package and the GWAS database behind it.
We have made a new system for naming datasets, and all datasets are organised into data batches. Either new datasets are uploaded one at a time in which case they are added to the ieu-a
data batch, or there is a bulk upload in which case a new batch is created. For example, ukb-a
is a bulk upload of the first round of the Neale lab UKBiobank GWAS, and ukb-b
is the IEU GWAS analysis of the UKBiobank data. In most cases, a dataset is then numbered arbitrarily within the batch. For example, the Locke et al 2014 BMI analysis was previously known as 2
, and it is now known as ieu-a-2
.
There is backward compatibility built into the R packages that access the data, so if you use an ‘old’ ID, it will automatically translate that to the new one. But it will give you a warning, and we urge you to update your scripts to reflect this change.
Previously you would automatically be asked to authenticate any query to the database, through google. Now, we are making authentication voluntary - something that you do at the start of a session only if you need access to specific private datasets on the database. For the vast majority of use cases this is not required.
Another change is that the R package that managed the authentication has updated, and the file tokens generated are slightly different. For full information on how to deal with this, see here: https://mrcieu.github.io/ieugwasr/articles/guide.html#authentication
We conducted a large GWAS analysis using a pipeline that systematically analysed every PHESANT phenotype in UK Biobank. There were previously ~20k traits with complete GWAS data, but a majority of these were binary traits based on very few numbers of cases. We have now filtered out unreliable datasets, there are 2514 traits remaining, with any binary traits removed that had fewer than 1000 cases. Another issue is the combination of small numbers of cases and allele frequency - here minor allele count (MAC) for a particular association could be very small which would lead to high false positives when using Bolt-LMM. The remaining traits have been filtered to only retain associations where the MAC > 90.
Document detailing this investigation here: https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MRCIEU/ukbb-gwas-analysis/master/docs/ldsc_clumped_analysis.html?token=AAOV6TBQXEXEPT7SUXXLWMC6DWP3O
Previously the data were QC’d to remove malformed results and then deposited as we found them. We are now also pre-harmonising all the data. This means that all alleles are coded on the forward strand, and the non-effect allele is always aligned to the human genome reference sequence B37 (so the effect allele is the non-reference allele). This does mean that sometimes variants have been removed if they did not map to the human genome, and for most datasets the effect allele has been switched for approximately half of all sites. When an effect allele changes we do of course switch the sign of the effect size, so it should not impact any MR results.
We have updated the LD reference panel to be harmonised against human genome build 37, and as a consequence a few variants have been lost from the version that was previously used.
Previously we were pre-clumping the tophits and storing them in the MRInstruments R package, and there was often a delay in updating the MRInstruments R package after new datasets were uploaded to the database. We have moved away from this model. Everything dataset is pre-clumped, but that is stored in the database. If you request default clumping values when extracting the tophits of a dataset, it will still be fast but it is retrieving the data from the server, and not from the MRInstruments package. You can continue to use the MRInstruments package for GWAS hits from e.g. GTEx or the EBI GWAS catalog.
We have a new home for the GWAS summary data: https://gwas.mrcieu.ac.uk/.
All variants have been mapped to chromosome and position (hg19/build37). You can query based on chromosome position coordinates. This means either a list of <chr:pos>
values, or a list of <chr:pos1-pos2>
ranges.
Previously we were excluding these, but they are now retained. Be warned that if you extract a variant that has multiple alleles then you may get more than one row for that variant.
Automated download from the EBI repository, and an automated upload system and batch data processing system means that more data can be added faster to keep the database current.
Previously if a query to the database failed it didn’t give a reason, hopefully there is more clarity regarding what is happening now. You can also check the status of the server here: https://gwas-api.mrcieu.ac.uk/
We are trying to make it as flexible as possible to access the data. The TwoSampleMR R package was previously the only programmatic way to access the data, now we have the following options:
It is now possible to perform clumping, or create LD matrices, using your own local LD reference dataset. You can download the one that we have been using here: https://github.com/mrcieu/gwasglue#reference-datasets, or create your own plink format dataset e.g. with larger samples or for different ancestries. See the LD clumping functions in the ieugwasr package for more details.
Previously the data was only accessible through the database. Now the data can be downloaded in “GWAS VCF” format from here https://gwas.mrcieu.ac.uk/. (IEU members can access all the data on RDSF or bluecrystal4 directly). This means that if you want to perform very large or numerous operations, you can do it on HPC or locally in a more performant manner by using the data files directly. Please see the gwasvcf R package on how to work with these data.
Either the data in the database, or the GWAS VCF files, can be queried and the results translated into the formats for a bunch of different R packages for MR, colocalisation, fine mapping, etc. Have a look at the gwasglue R package, to see what is available and how to do this. It’s still under construction, but feel free to try it, make suggestions, and contribute code.
We have setup a github issues page here: https://github.com/MRCIEU/igd-data-requests/issues
Please visit here to make a log of new data requests, or to contribute new data.


Welcome to my personal website!
Hello there! I'm Kai Wang, a Master Degree student in University of Oulu. I will graduate in June 2016. Previously, I got my BSc(2014) in Computer Science and Technology from Huazhong University of Science and Technology. In 2013, I exchanged to University of Oulu and finished my Bachelor Thesis there. My major is Ubiquitous Computing during my Master Study. My research interests include: human-computer interaction, ubiquitous computing, public displays, machine learning and data analysis. My current work is focused on Android Development and Front-end Development.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| All |
Boolean AND accumulation
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| AMax |
Calculate the absolute max over a vector
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| AMean |
Calculate the absolute mean of the given vector
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| AMin |
Calculate the absolute minimum over a vector
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| Any |
Boolean AND pairwise transform
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| ArgMax | |
| ASum |
Absolute sum the components
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| BaseReduction | |
| BatchMmul |
Batched matrix multiplication.
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| Bias |
Calculate a bias
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| CountNonZero |
Count the number of non-zero elements
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| CountZero |
Count the number of zero elements
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| CumProd | |
| CumSum |
Cumulative sum operation, optionally along dimension.
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| Dot |
Dot product
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| Entropy |
Entropy Op - returns the entropy (information gain, or uncertainty of a random variable).
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| EqualsWithEps |
Operation for fast INDArrays equality checks
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| LogEntropy |
Log Entropy Op - returns the log entropy (information gain, or uncertainty of a random variable).
|
| LogSumExp |
LogSumExp - this op returns https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LogSumExp
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| MatchCondition |
This operation returns number of elements matching specified condition
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| Max |
Calculate the max over an array
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| Mean |
Calculate the mean of the vector
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| Min |
Calculate the min over an array
|
| Mmul |
Matrix multiplication/dot product
|
| Moments | |
| Norm1 |
Sum of absolute values
|
| Norm2 |
Sum of squared values (real)
Sum of squared complex modulus (complex)
|
| NormalizeMoments | |
| NormMax |
The max absolute value
|
| Prod |
Prod the components
|
| ShannonEntropy |
Non-normalized Shannon Entropy Op - returns the entropy (information gain, or uncertainty of a random variable).
|
| SigmoidCrossEntropyLoss |
Sigmoid cross entropy loss with logits
|
| SoftmaxCrossEntropyLoss |
Softmax cross entropy loss
|
| SoftmaxCrossEntropyLossWithLogits |
Softmax cross entropy loss with Logits
|
| SquaredNorm |
Squared norm (sum_i x_i^2) reduction operation
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| StandardDeviation |
Standard deviation (sqrt of variance)
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| Sum |
Sum the components
|
| TensorMmul |
TensorMmul
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| Variance |
Variance with bias correction.
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| WeightedCrossEntropyLoss |
Weighted cross entropy loss with logits
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| ZeroFraction |
Compute the fraction of zero elements
|


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title: 2009 - Year in Review
---
Well I guess it's about time I write about what has happened in the last 12 months. This past year has been the biggest year of changes in my life thus far. Here is the rundown:
- Started January at IWU, my final semester of college, living off campus (since September 2008)
- February 25th I joined Twitter
- In February I began my job search
- February 16th I took and passed the Zend PHP 5 Certification
- In April I was hired by FORUM Credit Union
- April 25th I graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University with a B.S. in Computer Internet Development
- April 26th I moved to Indianapolis, IN
- April 29th I began my new job at FORUM
- May 21st I proposed to Katie Stipe, and she said YES!
- In August we had engagement photos taken
- June, July, August, September and October was a blur of wedding preparations
- October 17th I got married! (photos)
- In December we took a vacation to Disney in Florida (I hadn't been there since I was 6)
It has been a great, full year. I'm very much looking forward to a slower yet just as fulfilling 2010.
You should follow me on twitter to get the latest from 2010.


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Research on Julia is carried out at the Julia Lab at MIT and in many other research groups worldwide. If you use Julia for your research, we request citing the following paper:
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Here's a list of publications about the Julia language, its standard library, Julia packages, and technical computing applications. It is by no means complete, and is based on submissions by authors. A broader list of papers is available on Google Scholar.
We welcome additions to this list in the form of pull requests.


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The sample demonstrates how to navigate through the list items using the Keyboard.
- Tab - Like other widgets, the jqxListBox widget receives focus by tabbing into it. Once focus is received, users will be able to use the keyboard to change the jqxListBox's selection. A second tab will take the user out of the widget.
- Shift+Tab - reverses the direction of the tab order. Once in the widget, a Shift+Tab will take the user to the previous focusable element in the tab order.
- Up/Down arrow keys - select previous or next item.
- Page Up/Page Down keys - navigate up or down with one page.
- Home/End keys - navigate to the first or last item.
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The description of the conversion rules and their visualisation facilitate systematic development and discussions on alternative translation scenarios.
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Before we talk about how mathematicians think about four dimensions, let's talk about how mathematicians think about two dimensions. Here's a point! You've probably seen these things before. How do we know where it is?
How do mathematicians think about points in 2D space? You probably know the usual answer: an x-y coordinate system! This coordinate system describe positions using two numbers, and each number represents far the point is along one axis. Pretty simple.
Here's a different way to think about an xy coordinate system: You can think of x and y as points on two separate number lines. Then, to get the final position on the plane, you can recombine the two axes together.
An xy coordinate system has some nice properties - different coordinates give you different points on the plane, and every point can be reached by some set of coordinates.
How do mathematicians think about 3D coordinates? The exact same way, but instead of just two x and y coordinates, we use three, called x and y, and z.
Just like in 2D, we can think about this 3D xyz coordinate system as three independent number lines, where all possible combinations of points on lines are recombined to cover every possible point in 3D.
So Cartesian coordinates are really just points on number lines.
...could coordinates be points on other shapes, like circles?
So Cartesian coordinates are really just points on number lines.
...could coordinates be points on other shapes, like circles?Next


"Life is not fair - and that can be very good for you!"
Here are some interesting facts about Dr. Siebert and his work:
Dr. Siebert was born and raised in Portland, Oregon
He became interested in resiliency when he was an army paratrooper towards the end of the Korean war.
After finishing his PhD, he wondered why he was called a "mental health professional" when all of his classes were only on mental illness.
Siebert was awarded a prestigious post-doctoral fellowship for psychiatry by the Menninger Institute. When he moved to Topeka to start his fellowship, he told his supervisors about some of his recent breakthroughs with understanding schizophrenia.
They claimed that he was mentally ill simply because of his ideas, and pressured him to accept a voluntary psychiatric admission.
He claimed that many psychiatrists back then knew little about the human mind, such as one who claimed that a certain medication was helping him, even though he wasn't taking the prescription.
Wrote books on resiliency such as The Survivor Personality, The Resiliency Advantage, and Peaking Out
In an article titled "IQ Idiocy: Darwinistic Elitism is Idiotic", he wrote that "A predetermined answer to a question on an intelligence test is not a measure of real-life cognitive ability any more than a multiple-choice test can accurately assess martial arts skills."
He also wrote in this article that "A study of cults in America revealed they were comprised of white young people from America's suburbs who did well in school and were good boys and girls." This is quite obvious looking at modern politics, and how wealthy individuals fund organizations such as Scientology.
In another article titled "Overcoming The 'Good Child' Syndrome", Dr. Siebert claims that being "good" to the extreme prevents resiliency and makes that person very controlling towards others.
In his essay "How World Peace Became Inevitable By 2010", he writes about how life's best survivors have schizophrenic traits, and that a synergistic individual is a responsible nonconformist motivated by selfish altruism.
The Resiliency Advantage discusses the story of Skip Wilkins, who was a star athlete in high school but was injured and paralyzed after graduation during an accident. However, he eventually underwent rehabilitation, did well in the Paralympic games, and founded a company that sells customized workout equipment.
Another story that is discussed is that of Cliff Meidl, who suffered severe electric shock in a freak accident. Although his legs were amputated, he took up kayaking and even competed in the Olympics.
The Resiliency Advantage was the winner of the 2006 Independent Publisher's Best Self-Help Book Award
One tool he developed to encourage resilient thinking is The Resiliency Quiz. It gives a brief overview of how resilient a person is, and it's available for many businesses to purchase.
Al Siebert was a guest on the Oprah show in 1997, where he discussed the benefits of resiliency, along with examples.
Siebert passed away at the age of 75 from colon cancer in 2009.
"Dr. Siebert, Director of The Resiliency Center, was internationally recognized for his research into the inner nature of highly resilient survivors."


| Package | com.threerings.media |
| Class | public class ScalingMediaContainer |
| Inheritance | ScalingMediaContainer MediaContainer flash.display.Sprite |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| maxH : int | ScalingMediaContainer | ||
| maxW : int Publicly available, but do not change.
| ScalingMediaContainer |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _center : Boolean | ScalingMediaContainer | ||
| _h : int The unscaled height of our content.
| MediaContainer | ||
| _initialized : Boolean If we're using a Loader, true once the INIT event has been dispatched.
| MediaContainer | ||
| _isImage : Boolean Are we displaying an image?
| MediaContainer | ||
| _media : DisplayObject Either a Loader or a VideoDisplay.
| MediaContainer | ||
| _mediaScale : Number = 1 | ScalingMediaContainer | ||
| _url : String The unaltered URL of the content we're displaying.
| MediaContainer | ||
| _w : int The unscaled width of our content.
| MediaContainer |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
ScalingMediaContainer(maxWidth:int, maxHeight:int, center:Boolean = true)
| ScalingMediaContainer | ||
|
containerDimensionsUpdated(newWidth:Number, newHeight:Number):void
Called by MediaWrapper as notification that its size has changed.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getContentHeight():int
Get the height of the content, bounded by the maximum.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getContentWidth():int
Get the width of the content, bounded by the maximum.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getMaxContentHeight():int
Get the maximum allowable height for our content.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getMaxContentWidth():int
Get the maximum allowable width for our content.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getMedia():DisplayObject
Get the media.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getMediaScaleX():Number
| ScalingMediaContainer | ||
|
getMediaScaleY():Number
| ScalingMediaContainer | ||
|
hitTestPoint(x:Number, y:Number, shapeFlag:Boolean = false):Boolean
Note: This method is NOT used in normal mouseOver calculations.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
isContentInitialized():Boolean
Return true if the content has been initialized.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setMedia(url:String):void
Configure the media to display.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setMediaBytes(bytes:ByteArray):void
Set the media to display as a ByteArray.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setMediaClass(clazz:Class):void
Configure our media as an instance of the specified class.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setMediaObject(disp:DisplayObject):void
Configure an already-instantiated DisplayObject as our media.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setShutdownOnRemove(enable:Boolean = true):void
Sets whether this MediaContainer automatically shuts down when removed
from the stage.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
shutdown(completely:Boolean = true):void
Unload the media we're displaying, clean up any resources.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
toString():String
| MediaContainer |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
addListeners(info:LoaderInfo):void
Add our listeners to the LoaderInfo object.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
configureMask(rect:Rectangle):void
Configure the mask for this object.
| MediaContainer | ||
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contentDimensionsUpdated():void
| ScalingMediaContainer | ||
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createVideoUI(player:VideoPlayer):DisplayObject
Create the actual display for the VideoPlayer.
| MediaContainer | ||
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didShowNewMedia():void
A place where subclasses can configure things after we've setup new media.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getContext(url:String):LoaderContext
Return the LoaderContext that should be used to load the media
at the specified url.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getMaskRectangle():Rectangle
Get the mask area, or null if no mask is needed.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
getSecurityDomain(imageURL:String):SecurityDomain
Return the security domain to use for the specified image url.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
handleComplete(event:Event):void
Callback function to receive COMPLETE events for swfs or images.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
handleError(event:ErrorEvent):void
A callback to receive IO_ERROR and SECURITY_ERROR events.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
handleInit(event:Event):void
Handles the INIT event for content loaded with a Loader.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
handleProgress(event:ProgressEvent):void
A callback to receive PROGRESS events.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
handleShutdownOnRemove(event:Event):void
Handle shutting us down when we're removed.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
initLoader():Loader
Initialize a Loader as our _media, and configure it however needed to prepare
loading user content.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
isImage(url:String):Boolean
Does the specified url represent an image?
| MediaContainer | ||
|
removeListeners(info:LoaderInfo):void
Remove our listeners from the LoaderInfo object.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setupBrokenImage(w:int = -1, h:int = -1):void
Display a 'broken image' to indicate there were troubles with
loading the media.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setupSwfOrImage(url:String):void
Configure this sprite to show an image or flash movie.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
setupVideo(url:String):void
Configure this sprite to show a video.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
showNewMedia(url:String):void
| MediaContainer | ||
|
shutdownMedia():void
Do whatever is necessary to shut down the media.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
startedLoading():void
Called when we've started loading new media.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
stoppedLoading():void
Called when we've stopped loading, which may be as a result of
completion, an error while loading, or early termination.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
updateContentDimensions(ww:int, hh:int):void
Called during loading as we figure out how big the content we're
loading is.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
updateLoadingProgress(soFar:Number, total:Number):void
Update the graphics to indicate how much is loaded.
| MediaContainer | ||
|
willShowNewMedia():void
A place where subclasses can initialize things prior to showing new media.
| MediaContainer |
| _center | property |
protected var _center:Boolean
| maxH | property |
public var maxH:int
| maxW | property |
public var maxW:int
Publicly available, but do not change.
| _mediaScale | property |
protected var _mediaScale:Number = 1
| ScalingMediaContainer | () | constructor |
public function ScalingMediaContainer(maxWidth:int, maxHeight:int, center:Boolean = true)
Parameters
maxWidth:int — if true, the actual media will be centered within the maximum size if
it is smaller in either dimension.
|
|
maxHeight:int |
|
center:Boolean (default = true )
|
| contentDimensionsUpdated | () | method |
protected override function contentDimensionsUpdated():void
| getMediaScaleX | () | method |
public override function getMediaScaleX():Number
Returns
Number |
| getMediaScaleY | () | method |
public override function getMediaScaleY():Number
Returns
Number |


To add insights to the InsightManager
, return a list of Insight
objects from the Update method of your Alpha model or call the EmitInsights
method. If you manage an InsightCollection
that's seperate from the InsightManager
, there are some methods to add Insight
objects to it.
To add an insight to an InsightCollection
, call the Add
method.
_insightCollection.Add(insight);
self.insight_collection.Add(insight)
To add a list of insights, call the AddRange
method.
_insightCollection.AddRange(insights);
self.insight_collection.AddRange(insights)


If you are not completely happy with your song, you can change it by setting so called "sub-seeds".
When you set a main seed, a lot of other seeds get set as well. For example, the rythm of the harmony is controlled by one such sub-seed.
If you find something in your song that you dislike, you can take a look in the "Structure Seeds" and "Content Seeds" tabs and enter a seed for the things you don't like.
Now, let's play with those seeds!
If you feel adventurous, you can also experiment with the following seeds for the melody: "Melody Instrument Seed", "Melody Motif Seed", "Melody Connect Seed", "Melody Distribution Seed" and "Melody Harmony Punctation Seed"
Also, if you find a seed that you like very much, you can reuse it for other songs. You can for example create several songs with similar melodies but different song structure. Use the "Save" and "Load" buttons to save and load presets for the different song settings tabs.
If you want to see the actual or explicit seed that is generated by the main seed, press the small "E" button. You can also press the "Explicit Seeds" button to show all explicit seeds in that tab.


This code is authored by Julie R. Williamson and John Williamson<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>If using this code or the associated materials, please cite this source. The original publication is available at: http://juliericowilliamson.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Williamson-small.pdf
Williamson, J.R. and Williamson, J. Analysing Pedestrian Traffic Around Public Displays. In the Proceedings of Pervasive Displays 2014. ACM, New York, USA.
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In a recent Twitter thread about pair and mob programming, Dan North observes:
"That’s the tricky problem I was referring to. If you think you can write code that other humans can understand, without collaborating or calibrating with other humans, assuming that an after-the-fact check will always be affirmative, then you are a better programmer than me."
I neither think that I'm a better programmer than Dan nor that, without collaboration, I can write code that other humans can understand. That's why I'd like someone else to review my code. Not write it together with me, but read it after I've written it.
Pair programming and ensemble (AKA mob) programming is an efficient way to develop software. It works for lots of people. I'm not insisting otherwise.
By working together, you can pool skills. Imagine working on a feature for a typical web application. This involves user interface, business logic, data access, and possibly other things as well. Few people are experts in all those areas. Personally, I'm comfortable around business logic and data access, but know little about web front-end development. It's great to have someone else's expertise to draw on.
By working together in real time, you avoid hand-offs. If I had to help implementing a feature in an asynchronous manner, I'd typically implement domain logic and data access in a REST API, then tell a front-end expert that the API is ready. This way of working introduces wait times into the process, and may also cause rework if it turns out that the way I designed the API doesn't meet the requirements of the front end.
Real-time collaboration addresses some of these concerns. It also improves code ownership. In Code That Fits in Your Head, I quote Birgitta Böckeler and Nina Siessegger:
"Consistent pairing makes sure that every line of code was touched or seen by at least 2 people. This increases the chances that anyone on the team feels comfortable changing the code almost anywhere. It also makes the codebase more consistent than it would be with single coders only.
"Pair programming alone does not guarantee you achieve collective code ownership. You need to make sure that you also rotate people through different pairs and areas of the code, to prevent knowledge silos."
With mob programming, you take many of these advantages to the next level. If you include a domain expert in the group, you can learn about what the organisation actually needs as you're developing a feature. If you include specialised testers, they may see edge cases or error modes you didn't think of. If you include UX experts, you'll have a chance to develop software that users can actually figure out how to use.
There are lots of benefits to be had from pair and ensemble programming. In Code That Fits in Your Head I recommend that you try it. I've recommended it to my customers. I've had good experiences with it myself:
"I’ve used [mob programming] with great success as a programming coach. In one engagement, I spent two to three days a week with a few other programmers, helping them apply test-driven development practices to their production code bases. After a few months of that, I went on vacation. Meanwhile those programmers kept going with test-driven development. Mob programming is great for knowledge transfer."
I don't, however, think that it's a one-size-fits-all solution.
While outlining the advantages of pair and ensemble programming, I didn't mention readability. I don't see how those ways of working address the problem of writing readable code.
I've reviewed code written by pairs, and it was neither more nor less readable than code written by a single programmer. I think that there's an easy-to-understand reason for this. It relates to the curse of knowledge:
"In 1990, Elizabeth Newton earned a Ph.D. in psychology at Stanford by studying a simple game in which she assigned people to one of two roles: “tappers” or “listeners.” Tappers received a list of twenty-five well-known songs, such as “Happy Birthday to You” and “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Each tapper was asked to pick a song and tap out the rhythm to a listener (by knocking on a table). The listener’s job was to guess the song, based on the rhythm being tapped. (By the way, this experiment is fun to try at home if there’s a good “listener” candidate nearby.)
"The listener’s job in this game is quite difficult. Over the course of Newton’s experiment, 120 songs were tapped out. Listeners guessed only 2.5 percent of the songs: 3 out of 120.
"But here’s what made the result worthy of a dissertation in psychology. Before the listeners guessed the name of the song, Newton asked the tappers to predict the odds that the listeners would guess correctly. They predicted that the odds were 50 percent.
"The tappers got their message across 1 time in 40, but they thought they were getting their message across 1 time in 2. Why?
  It’s impossible to avoid hearing the tune in your head.
"In the experiment, tappers are flabbergasted at how hard the listeners seem to be working to pick up the tune. Isn’t the song obvious? The tappers’ expressions, when a listener guesses “Happy Birthday to You” for “The Star-Spangled Banner,” are priceless: How could you be so stupid?
"It’s hard to be a tapper. The problem is that tappers have been given knowledge (the song title) that makes it impossible for them to imagine what it’s like to lack that knowledge. When they’re tapping, they can’t imagine what it’s like for the listeners to hear isolated taps rather than a song. This is the Curse of Knowledge. Once we know something, we find it hard to imagine what it was like not to know it. Our knowledge has “cursed” us. And it becomes difficult for us to share our knowledge with others, because we can’t readily re-create our listeners’ state of mind.
"The tapper/listener experiment is reenacted every day across the world. The tappers and listeners are CEOs and frontline employees, teachers and students, politicians and voters, marketers and customers, writers and readers. All of these groups rely on ongoing communication, but, like the tappers and listeners, they suffer from enormous information imbalances. When a CEO discusses “unlocking shareholder value,” there is a tune playing in her head that the employees can’t hear."
 As you're writing the code, you know why you are writing it the way you do, you know what you've already tried that didn't work, the informal requirements that someone told you about over the water cooler, etc.
Why should pair or ensemble programming change that?
"One of the roles of a PR is to verify that someone who didn't write the new code can understand it.
"The constant communication of pair programming can result in code only that pair understands. Does a book with two authors not need an editor?"
So, how do you verify that code is readable?
I often forget to remind the reader that discussions like this one, about software productivity, mostly rely on anecdotal evidence. There's little scientific evidence about these topics. The ensuing discussions tend to rely on subjectivity, and so, ultimately, does this one.
In Code That Fits in Your Head, I suggest heuristics for writing readable code, but ultimately, the only reliable test of readability that I can think of is simple:
Ask someone else to read the code.
That's what a code review ought to do. Anyone who took part in writing the code is a tapper. After I've written code, I'm a tapper. I'm in no position to evaluate whether the code I just wrote is readable.
You need a listener (or, here: a reader) to evaluate whether or not sufficient information came across.
I agree with Dan North that I need other humans to collaborate and calibrate. I just disagree that people who write code are in a position to evaluate whether the code is readable (and thereby can sustain the business in the long run).
What happens, then, if I submit a pull request that the reviewer finds unreadable?
The reviewer should either suggest improvements or decline the pull request.
I can tell from Dan's tweet that he's harbouring a common misconception about the pull request review process:
"assuming that an after-the-fact check will always be affirmative"
No, I don't assume that my pull requests always pass muster. That's also the reason that pull requests should be small. They should be small enough that you can afford to have them rejected.
I'm currently helping one of my clients with some code. I add some code and send an agile pull request.
Several times in the last month, my pull requests have remained unmerged. In none of the cases, actually, have the reviewer outright rejected the pull request. He just started asking questions, then we had a short debate over GitHub, and then I came to the conclusion that I should close the pull request myself.
No drama, just feedback.
How do you verify that code is readable?
I can't think of anything better than asking someone else to read the code.
Obviously, we shouldn't ask random strangers about readability. We should ask team members to review code. One implication of collective code ownership is that when a team member accepts a pull request, he or she is also taking on the shared responsibility of maintaining that code. As I write in Code That Fits in Your Head, a fundamental criterion for evaluating a pull request is: Will I be okay maintaining this?


13 killed in Lagos-Ibadan Highway car crash
by Dimeji Kayode-AdedejiThirteen persons died on Wednesday in an auto crash at Sapade-Ogere axis of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the Federal Road Safety Corps has said.
The tragedy happened where a diversion was created by RCC, the construction company rehabilitating the corridor.
The FRSC Ogun State sector commander, Clement Oladele, said 37 persons comprising 20 men and 15 women, and two children were involved in the accident.
He said four men, seven women and two children lost their lives.
“The unfortunate incident involved three vehicles comprising a speeding truck heading towards the Lagos axis of the expressway. It suddenly suffered a burst tyre and in the process collided head on with two other speeding commuter buses heading towards the Ibadan axis, with one of them in the process attempting to wrongfully overtake within the diversion area,” Mr Oladele said.
The official also gave the details of the vehicles as: “KTU93XW, a yellow coloured MAZDA bus, while the second vehicle is a white Toyota bus with registration number KEY847XA. The third vehicle has registration number KAB97XA and is a MAN Diesel Truck.”
Mr Oladele requested relatives of the injured to contact the FRSC Command in Ogere Ogun State or Victory Hospital, Ogere.
He said the bodies had been deposited at the Ipara mortuary.


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__author__ = 'dgilman'
from lenstronomy.LensModel.Profiles.base_profile import LensProfileBase
__all__ = ['NumericalAlpha']
[docs]class NumericalAlpha(LensProfileBase):
"""
This class allows one to incorporate any lens profile into the usage framework of lenstronomy. When creating the
instance of LensModel with this lens profile, you must pass in numerical_alpha_class = CustomClass(), where
CustomClass is a class with a call method that returns the x/y deflection angles. This allows one to numerically
compute and interpolate deflection angles for potentially very complex mass profiles, and then use the results with
lenstronomy without having to heavily modify the existing structure of the software.
"""
def __init__(self, custom_class):
"""
:param custom_class: a user-defined class that has a __call___ method that returns deflection angles
Code example:
>>> custom_class = CustomLensingClass()
>>> alpha_x, alpha_y = custom_class(x, y, **kwargs)
or equivalently:
>>> from lenstronomy.LensModel.lens_model import LensModel
>>> lens_model_list = ['NumericalAlpha']
>>> lens_model = LensModel(lens_model_list, numerical_alpha_class=custom_class)
>>>> alpha_x, alpha_y = lens_model.alpha(x, y, **kwargs)
"""
self._custom_lens_class = custom_class
super(NumericalAlpha, self).__init__()
[docs] def function(self, x, y,center_x = 0, center_y = 0, **kwargs):
raise Exception('no potential for this class.')
[docs] def derivatives(self, x, y, center_x=0, center_y=0, **kwargs):
"""
:param x: x coordinate [arcsec]
:param y: x coordinate [arcsec]
:param center_x: deflector x center [arcsec]
:param center_y: deflector y center [arcsec]
:param kwargs: keyword arguments for the custom profile
:return:
"""
x_ = x - center_x
y_ = y - center_y
f_x, f_y = self._custom_lens_class(x_, y_, **kwargs)
return f_x, f_y
[docs] def hessian(self, x, y, center_x=0, center_y=0, **kwargs):
"""
Returns the components of the hessian matrix
:param x: x coordinate [arcsec]
:param y: y coordinate [arcsec]
:param center_x: the deflector x coordinate
:param center_y: the deflector y coordinate
:param kwargs: keyword arguments for the profile
:return: the derivatives of the deflection angles that make up the hessian matrix
"""
diff = 1e-6
alpha_ra, alpha_dec = self.derivatives(x, y, center_x=center_x, center_y=center_y, **kwargs)
alpha_ra_dx, alpha_dec_dx = self.derivatives(x + diff, y, center_x=center_x, center_y=center_y, **kwargs)
alpha_ra_dy, alpha_dec_dy = self.derivatives(x, y + diff, center_x=center_x, center_y=center_y, **kwargs)
dalpha_rara = (alpha_ra_dx - alpha_ra) / diff
dalpha_radec = (alpha_ra_dy - alpha_ra) / diff
dalpha_decra = (alpha_dec_dx - alpha_dec) / diff
dalpha_decdec = (alpha_dec_dy - alpha_dec) / diff
f_xx = dalpha_rara
f_yy = dalpha_decdec
f_xy = dalpha_radec
f_yx = dalpha_decra
return f_xx, f_xy, f_yx, f_yy


Before Change
if self.visualize:
self.gym.render()
// if the actions is not unique, that is, if the actions is a dict
if type(actions) == dict:
actions = [values for values in actions.values()]
state, reward, terminal, _ = self.gym.step(actions)
return state, terminal, reward
After Change
self.gym.render()
// if the actions is not unique, that is, if the actions is a dict
if isinstance(actions, dict):
actions = [actions["action{}".format(n)] for n in range(len(actions))]
state, reward, terminal, _ = self.gym.step(actions)
return state, terminal, reward
@property


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Is there any documentation as to how the ready image is built & setup? I have been trying to log into the web interface without success and because of that have been looking at the instructions for the 'build from scratch'. It is clear the ready image has not been built in the same way as the 'build your own'. For example, there is no emoncms group.
This does make debugging a little more difficult! It also means that I am unsure if the steps in the 'build from scratch' like turning off log files, have actually been done.
Re: Ready Image documentation
I think there could be some confusion here between SD card images.
The current Raspberry Pi SD card image contains only a gateway to push data directly to emoncms.org (or any other remote emoncms server) without local storage. This is a read-only file system as to not wear out the SD card through long term logging. This gateway SD card image can be downloaded from: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypigateway and instructions to build it from scratch can be found : http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypigatewaybuild.
The previous Raspberry Pi SD card image which consists of a full build of Raspian and an emoncms server locally setup on the Pi can still be downloaded from: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypiimage Instructions to build this image from scratch ca be found: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypibuild.
Re: Ready Image documentation
I don't think there is any confusion. I downloaded the 'ready to go' image http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypiimage which is a full image ready to go and does! Only problem is that I have no idea how it is setup nor can I log into it!
It still seems to be a current build AFAICS.
Re: Ready Image documentation
That is the 'old' SD card image, there is nothing old about it other than we are trying to builld a more robust solution. Running a full emoncms server and logging data locally on the Pi does wear out the SD card after 3 months or so. The change to the current read only file system and new gateway SD card image is explained in this blog post: http://openenergymonitor.blogspot.com/2013/09/raspberrypi-sd-cards-hdd-gateway.html
Re: Ready Image documentation
OK fair enough and perhaps that should be better explained on the main website - thanks for the explanation.
For the moment I want to run it this way but I really need the login details :(
Re: Ready Image documentation
For the older emoncmspi image ssh user 'pi' and password 'raspberry', emoncms user is 'raspi' and password 'raspberry'
For the newer 'gateway' image ssh user 'root' password 'root'


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- Original UI design.
- Overrides Backbone's parse methods to retrieve associated models with custom queries.
- Sensitive search functionality listens for searchbar keydown and responds automatically.


Donald Trump: I Stand with Hong Kong but Also Xi Jinping
President Donald Trump told Fox & Friends on Friday morning that it is important to stand with Hong Kong protesters but that it is also important to continue negotiating with Chinese Communist Party Chairman Xi Jinping.
by Charlie Spiering“I tell you, look, we have to stand with Hong Kong, but I’m also standing with President Xi. He’s a friend of mine. He’s an incredible guy,” Trump said.
The president spoke with Fox & Friends in a phone interview, highlighting the ongoing protests in China and his trade negotiations.
Hundreds of protesters occupied Polytechnic University this week in Hong Kong, fighting off a police siege with improvised weapons.
Trump said he would like to see President Xi and the protesters work out a deal as he continued negotiating with them on a trade agreement.
“I stand with Hong Kong, and I stand with freedom,” he continued.
Trump said he remained insistent that President Xi and China not take lethal action against the protesters in Hong Kong.
“If it weren’t for me, thousands of people would have been killed in Hong Kong, and we wouldn’t have any riots; you would have a police state,” he said. “The only reason he’s not going in is because I’m saying it will affect our trade deal, and he doesn’t want to do that.”


My name is Rodrigo Marcolino. I've been in the IT industry for a while and I built up my career to become a System/Network administrator.
However, In 2020 I have decided to start my journey to become a Software Developer, and currently, I'm studying at Enspiral Dev Academy, in the Manaia cohort (June - October 2021).
This is my blog where I'm going to record my learning journey at Enspiral Dev Academy.


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