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java.lang.Object | +--net.sf.saxon.Configuration
This class holds details of user-selected configuration options for a transformation or query
| Field Summary | |
static int |
DO_NOT_RECOVER
Constant indicating that when a recoverable error occurs, the processor should not attempt to take the defined recovery action, but should terminate with an error. |
static int |
RECOVER_SILENTLY
Constant indicating that the processor should take the recovery action when a recoverable error occurs, with no warning message. |
static int |
RECOVER_WITH_WARNINGS
Constant indicating that the processor should produce a warning when a recoverable error occurs, and should then take the recovery action and continue. |
static int |
XQUERY
Constant indicating that the host language is XQuery |
static int |
XSLT
Constant indicating that the host language is XSLT |
| Constructor Summary | |
Configuration()
Create a configuration object with default settings for all options |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addQueryLibraryModule(StaticQueryContext module)
Add an XQuery library module to the configuration |
void |
addSchema(SchemaMarker schema)
Add a schema to the cache |
void |
addSchema(javax.xml.transform.Source schemaSource)
Load a schema, which will be available for use by all subsequent operations using this Configuration. |
void |
displayLicenseMessage()
Display a message about the license status |
SchemaDeclaration |
getAttributeDeclaration(int fingerprint)
Get a global attribute declaration |
SchemaType |
getAttributeType(SchemaDeclaration attributeDecl)
Get the schema type corresponding to an attribute declaration |
ValidationContext |
getContainedValidationContext(ValidationContext outer,
int fingerprint,
boolean isType)
Get a validation context nested within an existing validation context (XQuery only) |
Receiver |
getDocumentValidator(Receiver receiver,
java.lang.String systemId,
NamePool namePool,
int validationMode)
Get a document-level validator to add to a Receiver pipeline |
SchemaDeclaration |
getElementDeclaration(int fingerprint)
Get a global element declaration |
SchemaType |
getElementType(SchemaDeclaration attributeDecl)
Get the schema type corresponding to an element declaration |
Receiver |
getElementValidator(Receiver receiver,
int nameCode,
SchemaType schemaType,
int validation,
ValidationContext context,
NamePool pool)
Get a Receiver that can be used to validate an element, and that passes the validated element on to a target receiver. |
javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener |
getErrorListener()
Get the ErrorListener used in this configuration. |
int |
getHostLanguage()
Get the host language used in this configuration. |
static java.util.Locale |
getLocale(java.lang.String lang)
Get a locale given a language code in XML format |
java.lang.String |
getMessageEmitterClass()
Get the name of the class that will be instantiated to create a MessageEmitter, to process the output of xsl:message instructions. |
NamePool |
getNamePool()
Get the target namepool to be used for stylesheets/queries and for source documents. |
OutputURIResolver |
getOutputURIResolver()
Get the OutputURIResolver that will be used to resolve URIs used in the href attribute of the xsl:result-document instruction. |
java.lang.String |
getProductTitle()
Get a message used to identify this product when a transformation is run using the -t option |
StaticQueryContext |
getQueryLibraryModule(java.lang.String namespace)
Locate an XQuery library module in the configuration. |
int |
getRecoveryPolicy()
Determine how recoverable run-time errors are to be handled. |
SchemaMarker |
getSchema(java.lang.String namespace)
Get a schema from the cache. |
SchemaType |
getSchemaType(int fingerprint)
Get the top-level schema type with a given fingerprint. |
org.xml.sax.XMLReader |
getSourceParser()
Get the parser for source documents |
java.lang.String |
getSourceParserClass()
Get the name of the class that will be instantiated to create an XML parser for parsing source documents (for example, documents loaded using the document() or doc() functions). |
org.xml.sax.XMLReader |
getStyleParser()
Get the parser for stylesheet documents |
java.lang.String |
getStyleParserClass()
Get the name of the class that will be instantiated to create an XML parser for parsing stylesheet modules. |
TraceListener |
getTraceListener()
Get the TraceListener used for run-time tracing of instruction execution. |
int |
getTreeModel()
Get the Tree Model used by this Configuration. |
javax.xml.transform.URIResolver |
getURIResolver()
Get the URIResolver used in this configuration |
boolean |
isAllowExternalFunctions()
Determine whether calls to external Java functions are permitted. |
boolean |
isLineNumbering()
Determine whether source documents will maintain line numbers, for the benefit of the saxon:line-number() extension function as well as run-time tracing. |
boolean |
isSchemaAware()
Determine if the configuration is schema-aware |
boolean |
isSchemaValidation()
Determine whether source documents (supplied as a StreamSource or SAXSource) should be subjected to schema validation |
boolean |
isStripsAllWhiteSpace()
Determine whether whitespace-only text nodes are to be stripped unconditionally from source documents. |
boolean |
isTiming()
Determine whether brief progress messages and timing information will be output to System.err |
boolean |
isTraceExternalFunctions()
Determine whether calls on external functions are to be traced for diagnostic purposes. |
boolean |
isValidation()
Determine whether the XML parser for source documents will be asked to perform DTD validation of source documents |
static org.xml.sax.XMLReader |
makeParser(java.lang.String className)
Create a new SAX XMLReader object using the class name provided. |
NodeTest |
makeSubstitutionGroupTest(SchemaDeclaration elementDecl)
Make a test for elements corresponding to a give element declaration |
java.lang.String |
readSchema(java.lang.String baseURI,
java.lang.String schemaLocation,
java.lang.String expected)
Read a schema from a given schema location |
void |
setAllowExternalFunctions(boolean allowExternalFunctions)
Determine whether calls to external Java functions are permitted. |
void |
setErrorListener(javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener listener)
Set the ErrorListener to be used in this configuration. |
void |
setHostLanguage(int hostLanguage)
Set the host language used in this configuration. |
void |
setLineNumbering(boolean lineNumbering)
Determine whether source documents will maintain line numbers, for the benefit of the saxon:line-number() extension function as well as run-time tracing. |
void |
setMessageEmitterClass(java.lang.String messageEmitterClass)
Set the name of the class that will be instantiated to create a MessageEmitter, to process the output of xsl:message instructions. |
void |
setNamePool(NamePool targetNamePool)
Set the NamePool to be used for stylesheets/queries and for source documents. |
void |
setOutputURIResolver(OutputURIResolver outputURIResolver)
Set the OutputURIResolver that will be used to resolve URIs used in the href attribute of the xsl:result-document instruction. |
void |
setRecoveryPolicy(int recoveryPolicy)
Determine how recoverable run-time errors are to be handled. |
void |
setSchemaValidation(boolean validate)
Indicate whether source documents (supplied as a StreamSource or SAXSource) should be subjected to schema validation |
void |
setSourceParserClass(java.lang.String sourceParserClass)
Set the name of the class that will be instantiated to create an XML parser for parsing source documents (for example, documents loaded using the document() or doc() functions). |
void |
setStripsAllWhiteSpace(boolean stripsAllWhiteSpace)
Determine whether whitespace-only text nodes are to be stripped unconditionally from source documents. |
void |
setStyleParserClass(java.lang.String styleParserClass)
Set the name of the class that will be instantiated to create an XML parser for parsing stylesheet modules. |
void |
setTiming(boolean timing)
Determine whether brief progress messages and timing information will be output to System.err |
void |
setTraceExternalFunctions(boolean traceExternalFunctions)
Determine whether calls on external functions are to be traced for diagnostic purposes. |
void |
setTraceListener(TraceListener traceListener)
Set the TraceListener to be used for run-time tracing of instruction execution. |
void |
setTreeModel(int treeModel)
Set the Tree Model used by this Configuration. |
void |
setURIResolver(javax.xml.transform.URIResolver resolver)
Set the URIResolver to be used in this configuration. |
void |
setValidation(boolean validation)
Determine whether the XML parser for source documents will be asked to perform DTD validation of source documents |
long |
validateAttribute(int nameCode,
java.lang.CharSequence value,
int validation)
Validate an attribute value |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final int RECOVER_SILENTLY
public static final int RECOVER_WITH_WARNINGS
public static final int DO_NOT_RECOVER
public static final int XSLT
public static final int XQUERY
| Constructor Detail |
public Configuration()
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getProductTitle()
public boolean isSchemaAware()
public void displayLicenseMessage()
public int getHostLanguage()
public void setHostLanguage(int hostLanguage)
hostLanguage
- Configuration.XSLT or Configuration.XQUERYpublic javax.xml.transform.URIResolver getURIResolver()
public void setURIResolver(javax.xml.transform.URIResolver resolver)
resolver
- The URIResolver to be used.public javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener getErrorListener()
public void setErrorListener(javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener listener)
listener
- the ErrorListener to be usedpublic int getTreeModel()
public void setTreeModel(int treeModel)
treeModel
- the selected Tree Modelpublic boolean isLineNumbering()
public void setLineNumbering(boolean lineNumbering)
lineNumbering
- true if line numbers are maintained in source documentspublic TraceListener getTraceListener()
public void setTraceListener(TraceListener traceListener)
traceListener
- The TraceListener to be used.public int getRecoveryPolicy()
public void setRecoveryPolicy(int recoveryPolicy)
recoveryPolicy
- the recovery policy to be used.public java.lang.String getMessageEmitterClass()
public void setMessageEmitterClass(java.lang.String messageEmitterClass)
messageEmitterClass
- the full class name of the message emitter class. This
must implement net.sf.saxon.event.Emitter.public java.lang.String getSourceParserClass()
public void setSourceParserClass(java.lang.String sourceParserClass)
sourceParserClass
- the fully qualified name of the XML parser class. This must implement
the SAX2 XMLReader interface.public java.lang.String getStyleParserClass()
public void setStyleParserClass(java.lang.String styleParserClass)
styleParserClass
- the fully qualified name of the XML parser classpublic OutputURIResolver getOutputURIResolver()
public void setOutputURIResolver(OutputURIResolver outputURIResolver)
outputURIResolver
- the OutputURIResolver to be used.public boolean isTiming()
public void setTiming(boolean timing)
timing
- true if these messages are to be output.public boolean isAllowExternalFunctions()
public void setAllowExternalFunctions(boolean allowExternalFunctions)
allowExternalFunctions
- true if external function calls are to be
permitted.public boolean isTraceExternalFunctions()
public void setTraceExternalFunctions(boolean traceExternalFunctions)
traceExternalFunctions
- true if tracing is to be enabled
for calls to external Java functionspublic boolean isValidation()
public void setValidation(boolean validation)
validation
- true if DTD validation is to be requested.public boolean isSchemaValidation()
public void setSchemaValidation(boolean validate)
validate
- true if source documents should be validatedpublic NamePool getNamePool()
public void setNamePool(NamePool targetNamePool)
targetNamePool
- The NamePool to be used.public boolean isStripsAllWhiteSpace()
public void setStripsAllWhiteSpace(boolean stripsAllWhiteSpace)
stripsAllWhiteSpace
- if all whitespace-only text nodes are to be stripped.public org.xml.sax.XMLReader getSourceParser() throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError
javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError
public org.xml.sax.XMLReader getStyleParser() throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError
javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError
public java.lang.String readSchema(java.lang.String baseURI, java.lang.String schemaLocation, java.lang.String expected) throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException
javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException
public void addSchema(javax.xml.transform.Source schemaSource) throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerException
schemaSource
- the JAXP Source object identifying the schema document to be loaded
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException
- if the schema cannot be read or parsed or if it is invalidpublic void addSchema(SchemaMarker schema) throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException
javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException
public SchemaMarker getSchema(java.lang.String namespace)
public SchemaDeclaration getElementDeclaration(int fingerprint)
public SchemaDeclaration getAttributeDeclaration(int fingerprint)
public SchemaType getSchemaType(int fingerprint)
fingerprint
- the fingerprint of the schema type
public Receiver getDocumentValidator(Receiver receiver, java.lang.String systemId, NamePool namePool, int validationMode)
receiver
- The receiver to which events should be sent after validationsystemId
- the base URI of the document being validatednamePool
- the namePool to be used by the validatorvalidationMode
- for example Validation.STRICT or Validation.STRIP
public Receiver getElementValidator(Receiver receiver, int nameCode, SchemaType schemaType, int validation, ValidationContext context, NamePool pool) throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerException
receiver
- the target receiver tp receive the validated elementnameCode
- the nameCode of the element to be validated. This must correspond to the
name of an element declaration in a loaded schemaschemaType
- the schema type (typically a complex type) against which the element is to
be validatedvalidation
- The validation mode, for example Validation.STRICT or Validation.LAXpool
- The name pool
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException
public ValidationContext getContainedValidationContext(ValidationContext outer, int fingerprint, boolean isType) throws XPathException
XPathException
public long validateAttribute(int nameCode, java.lang.CharSequence value, int validation) throws ValidationException
nameCode
- the name of the attributevalue
- the value of the attribute as a stringvalidation
- STRICT or LAX
ValidationException
- if the value is invalidpublic SchemaType getAttributeType(SchemaDeclaration attributeDecl)
public SchemaType getElementType(SchemaDeclaration attributeDecl)
public NodeTest makeSubstitutionGroupTest(SchemaDeclaration elementDecl)
public void addQueryLibraryModule(StaticQueryContext module)
public StaticQueryContext getQueryLibraryModule(java.lang.String namespace)
namespace
- the module namespace URI
public static org.xml.sax.XMLReader makeParser(java.lang.String className) throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError
className
- A string containing the name of the
SAX parser class, for example "com.microstar.sax.LarkDriver"
javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError
public static java.util.Locale getLocale(java.lang.String lang)
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Copolymerization
Polymerization Conditions and Polymer Reactions
Polymer Solutions
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Analysis and Testing of Polymers
Morphology and Order in Crystalline Polymers
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Polymer Structure and Physical Properties
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Mills
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Mills. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albert Ernest “Bert” | 1914 | 1988-12-11 | Webb, Edna Isabel | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" |
| Alice Helen | c 1924 | 1998-05-12 | Croft, Reginald | Mills, Charlie Henry Symons, Alma Louise |
| Arthur Leslie | 1901-06-02 | 1960 | Beahan, Pearl May “Biddy” | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" |
| Charlie, (Painter) | 1880 | 1958-11-18 | Shettle, Alice Ellen “Nellie” | Mills, Thomas Clements Painter Berry, Mary Ann |
| Charlie Henry | 1899-11-30 | 1950-10-14 | Symons, Alma Louise, | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" |
| Daisy | 1886-08-18 | Pudney, William H., Gray, Herbert A. | Mills, Thomas Clements Painter Berry, Mary Ann | |
| Edna Eileen | 1927-09-14 | 1968-07-14 | Aird, William John | Mills, Arthur Leslie Beahan, Pearl May "Biddy" |
| Elizabeth | about 1863 | 1928-11-18 | McVicar, Charles James, Coar, Walter James I. | Mills, John & Sarah |
| Gail Lorraine | about 1950 | 2004-06-23 | Platt, [Living] | Mills, Thomas Clements Gordon, Ethel Jean |
| George Alfred, & Essie ?? | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| George Austin Frederick | 1908 | Townsend, Alice May | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" | |
| John & Sarah | ||||
| John Neville | 1917 | 1918 | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" | |
| Kevin | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| Leslie J. | 1927 | Mills, Arthur Leslie Beahan, Pearl May "Biddy" | ||
| Male Infant | 1904 | 1904 | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" | |
| Nancy | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| Neville Raymond | 1932-02-26 | 2004-07-02 | Ling, [Living] | Mills, Arthur Leslie Beahan, Pearl May "Biddy" |
| Raymond | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| Ronald | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| Ronald Albert | about 1930 | 2000-01-29 | Petersen, [Living] | Mills, Albert Ernest "Bert" Webb, Edna Isabel |
| Rosa Mary | 1912 | 1981-02-04 | Baggs, Alexander Edwin | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" |
| Ruby May | 1922-12-18 | 1982-09-22 | Ireland, Alexander John “Jack” | Mills, Arthur Leslie Beahan, Pearl May "Biddy" |
| Thomas | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| Thomas Clements, Painter | about 1846 | Berry, Mary Ann | ||
| Thomas Clements | 1910 | 1979-07-14 | Gordon, Ethel Jean | Mills, Charlie (Painter) Shettle, Alice Ellen "Nellie" |
| [Living] | Mills, Charlie Henry | |||
| [Living] | Kaine, James George, Reeves, Harold William | Mills, Arthur Leslie Beahan, Pearl May "Biddy" | ||
| [Living] | McCarron, [Living] | Mills, Charlie Henry | ||
| [Living] | ????, [Living] | Mills, George Austin Frederick Townsend, Alice May | ||
| [Living] | Mills, Ronald Albert Petersen, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, Ronald Albert Petersen, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, Ronald Albert Petersen, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, [Living] Ormsby, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, Neville Raymond Ling, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Ormsby, [Living] | Mills, Neville Raymond Ling, [Living] | ||
| [Living] | Mills, Neville Raymond Ling, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, [Living] Ormsby, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, Ronald Albert Petersen, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mills, [Living] Smith, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Smith, [Living] |


The first thing you need for a forEach loop is an array to use it on. Let's use this one here.
var cats = ["siamese", "persian", "manx", "maine coon", "tabby"];
The next thing to understand is that forEach is a method that can only be used on arrays. As with other methods, the way you utilize it is with dot notation (because it's a method) and parentheses (because methods are functions and you need parentheses to call functions).
var cats = ["siamese", "persian", "manx", "maine coon", "tabby"]; cats.forEach();
However, this isn't enough for forEach. This method takes a function as an argument. In other words, we need to put a function inside those parentheses.
var cats = ["siamese", "persian", "manx", "maine coon", "tabby"]; cats.forEach(function() { });
This might be starting to look kinda funky, but let's add one more layer. The function within the forEach loop also requires a parameter. This parameter will represent each item in the array as the loop iterates. You can name it whatever you want, but standard practice is to give your array a plural name (like "cats") and give your parameter the corresponding singular name (like "cat").
var cats = ["siamese", "persian", "manx", "maine coon", "tabby"]; cats.forEach(function(cat) { });
The reason why we generally do things this way is because for every iteration of our forEach loop, the parameter we name in our function will represent each individual item in the array. Anything we write in the code block is what we want to have happen to each item in the array. Let's start simple.
var cats = ["siamese", "persian", "manx", "maine coon", "tabby"]; cats.forEach(function(cat) { console.log(cats); });
Click the button to step through each iteration of the array. The values column just shows what's going on under the hood--it's nothing you'd have to explicitly write yourself. The color coding indicates the current value in the array for each step.
var cats = ["siamese", "persian", "manx", "maine coon", "tabby"]; cats.forEach(function(cat) { console.log(cat); });
cat = cats[0] = "siamese"; cats.forEach(function("siamese") { console.log("siamese"); });
siamese


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Catherine Pugh is scheduled to surrender to U.S. Marshals on Thursday before the initial court appearance. The charges stem from her “Healthy Holly” children’s books whose sales netted the former mayor of Maryland’s largest city hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The charges against the ex-mayor come as Baltimore recently hit 300 homicides for the fifth year in a row. Baltimore also is still grappling with a major police scandal.


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Collaborations
Brighton Film School
The Brighton Film School is helping us put together the 24 hour competition. They have also generously contributed the £100 prize.
Bob Walters
Bob was the facilitator for the short film workshop at the Wallands School. He also put us in touch with the Brazilian School, Instituto Acaia.
The Wallands School, Lewes
The school took part in a one day filming and editing workshop, where 65 children created short films about ‘A day in my life in school’, depicting their experiences spending a day at The Wallands. Martin Blount, their Head of IT, helped us by having the iPads ready for the day. The films have a creative documentary style.
Instituto Acaia, Brazil
The Instituto Acaia joined in with us creating short films with their students with the same topic as our local school: ‘A day in my life in school’. A wonderful example of cultural exchange.
Zylo
Ryan from Zylo works with children who create their own short films. He is submitting fictional short films performed by local children.
Press Play Films
Lara teachers children how to create stop motion animation; she is submitting short animations created by local children.
Sussex Downs College Media Studies Department
Dan and Anthony, who teach media studies at the local college, have helped us with fantastic volunteers for the children's workshop.
University of Brighton Media Studies Department
Various lecturers (especially Robyn Millen) from the media studies department have helped us with great volunteers for the the workshop with the children.
Other
We also had individuals who offered to help during the one day workshop, and with other duties for the festival. We are hugely grateful to them.


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Some file systems do not have versions. Logical pathname translation to such a file system ignores the version. This implies that a program cannot rely on being able to store more than one version of a file named by a logical pathname.
If a wildcard-version is specified, it parses into :wild.


HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and its the standard language for creating web pages. It describes the structure and content of the page. Moreover, CSS which stands for Cascading Style Sheets is reponsible for the desgin and 'look' of the webpage. it is able to change settings such as font type and colour of page.
Above is an image of my index page this shows the basic structure of html. As you can see structing html is like arranging boxes and putting the correct contents into the right boxes. For example, for "Who am I" I typed in my content about myself and arranged it a way that can be easily identified
Above is an image of my css code, this shows how css can be used to cassify the look and design of each designated 'box' this allows multiple html text to be designed similarly. This allows easier web designing.
All of the functions for HTML and CSS that are used in this website are learnt form w3 schools below is a link to their webpage:
W3schoolsClick here to return back to documentations!!


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 12 bread rolls
Dietary
Orange and treacle flavoured rye doughs are twisted together to make these pretty - and very tasty - rolls.
For the dark cardamom rye dough, add the black treacle and muscovado sugar to 200ml/7fl oz warm water and stir well.
Put the flours in a large mixing bowl, add the cardamom and the yeast to one side of the bowl and the salt to the other. Use one hand to mix and the other to pour in three-quarters of the sweetened water. Add the olive oil and bring the dough together using your hands. Depending on the dough’s consistency, you may need to add the rest of the water – ideally the dough should be quite wet and sticky.
Lightly oil a work surface and turn out the dough. Knead for about 5-8 minutes, or until the dough is smooth and elastic. Shape the dough into a ball and place in a large bowl. Cover with cling film and set aside to prove for an hour, or until doubled in size.
For the orange rye dough, put the orange juice and zest into a measuring jug. Top up with water to make 200ml/7fl oz and stir to combine.
Put the rye and white flour in a large mixing bowl. Add the yeast to one side of the bowl and the salt to the other. Gradually pour about three-quarters of the orange juice mixture into the bowl, using your free hand to mix in the liquid. Add the olive oil and caster sugar.
Gradually bring the mixture together to form a fairly sticky dough, adding the remaining orange juice, if required. (You might find you don’t need all the fluids but you can adjust the quantity according to how the dough feels.)
Lightly oil a work surface and turn out the dough. Knead for around 5-8 minutes, or until the dough is smooth and elastic.
Shape into a ball and place back in the mixing bowl. Cover with cling film and set aside to prove for an hour, or until the dough has doubled in size.
Once both doughs have proved, knock them back and then roughly shape them into rectangles.
On a lightly oiled work surface, use a rolling pin to roll out each piece of dough into a rectangle approximately 30x20cm/12x8in. Try to make both rectangles of dough the same size.
Cut each rectangle in half to create two rectangles 30x10cm/12x4in. Layer them up on top of each other, starting with the orange layer, then cardamom layer and brushing each layer with a little with water to help them stick. Repeat until all the dough is used.
Pull the corners out so the dough is in a neat rectangle shape. Using sharp knife, slice the dough lengthways into 12 equally-sized strands about 2cm/¾in.
Roll each strand into a sausage about 20cm/8in long and then tie each strand into a knot shape and place on lightly floured baking parchment.
Gently cover the rolls with lightly oiled cling film and allow to prove for at least an hour.
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
Five minutes before the end of proving, pop two baking trays into the oven.
For the glaze, place the orange juice and the dark muscovado sugar in a small pan and heat gently until the sugar is dissolved. Simmer until a syrup forms. Set aside.
Once proved, remove the hot trays from the oven and slide the rolls onto them using the baking parchment. Put the baking trays in the oven as soon as possible. Bake for 10 minutes.
After 10 minutes, turn the oven down to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and bake for another 5-10 minutes. Check the rolls are ready by tapping their bottoms and listening. If it sounds hollow the rolls are ready. Transfer onto wire racks and brush with the glaze while still warm.
When cool, serve the rolls with a slathering of slightly salted butter.


I've recently talked to my bachelors thesis advisers. A short reminder: I write a thesis about the recognition of handwritten mathematical symbols. As a practical part I implement everything on write-math.com.
My advisers said me that I need at least 100 training examples per symbol.
As I currently have about 1070 symbols in the database, including symbols
like \bat
or
\Mundus
. As they
are extremely unlikely to be used in math mode, I will simply skip them. The
more symbols I can skip, the less training symbols I need to get. So I want to
skip as many as possible. I think \up[greek letter]
like \updelta
and \Updelta
are also rare. But my adviser doesn't think so. This means I need to prove it.
One way to prove it is by looking at much data and counting. One of the biggest datasources for LaTeX is arXiv, a repository of electronic preprints of scientific papers in the fields of mathematics, physics, astronomy, computer science, quantitative biology, statistics, and quantitative finance, which can be accessed online.
Why parsing LaTeX is hard
Special cases. Lots of them.
At first you would think: Dude, it's only counting strings in documents. Is that really worth writing an article?
Yes, it is.
Just think about the many ways you can define your own commands (called macros):
\newcommand{[search]}{[replace]}
\newcommand{[search]} {[replace]}
\def[search]{[replace]}
\newcommand*{[search]}{[replace]}
\newenvironment
- ...
Then remember that you can import files
\input{package}
\input package.sty
\include
\usepackage
and weird commands like \begin{filecontents*}
.  The storage containers of S3 are called "buckets" and they are adressed in an URI style:
s3://arxiv/pdf/arXiv_pdf_manifest.xml
A tool to get data from S3 under Linux is s3cmd
. It can be used like this:
$ s3cmd ls --add-header="x-amz-request-payer: requester" s3://arxiv/pdf/arXiv_pdf_manifest.xml
2011-02-15 04:12 246144 s3://arxiv/pdf/arXiv_pdf_manifest.xml
$ s3cmd get --add-header="x-amz-request-payer: requester" s3://arxiv/pdf/arXiv_pdf_manifest.xml
s3://arxiv/pdf/arXiv_pdf_manifest.xml -> ./arXiv_pdf_manifest.xml [1 of 1]
246144 of 246144 100% in 0s 377.85 kB/s done
$ s3cmd ls --add-header="x-amz-request-payer: requester" s3://arxiv/pdf/\*
The manifest contains all information about the real data. Remember, you have to pay for the downloads! According to arXiv, it's about $0.12/GB transferred. This means for 150 GB I would have to pay at least $18.
The manifest is an XML file, which looks like this:
<?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?>
<arXivSRC>
<file>
<content_md5sum>cacbfede21d5dfef26f367ec99384546</content_md5sum>
<filename>src/arXiv_src_0001_001.tar</filename>
<first_item>astro-ph0001001</first_item>
<last_item>quant-ph0001119</last_item>
<md5sum>949ae880fbaf4649a485a8d9e07f370b</md5sum>
<num_items>2364</num_items>
<seq_num>1</seq_num>
<size>225605507</size>
<timestamp>2010-12-23 00:13:59</timestamp>
<yymm>0001</yymm>
</file>
<file>
<content_md5sum>d90df481661ccdd7e8be883796539743</content_md5sum>
<filename>src/arXiv_src_0002_001.tar</filename>
<first_item>astro-ph0002001</first_item>
<last_item>quant-ph0002094</last_item>
<md5sum>4592ab506cf775afecf4ad560d982a00</md5sum>
<num_items>2365</num_items>
<seq_num>1</seq_num>
<size>227036528</size>
<timestamp>2010-12-23 00:18:09</timestamp>
<yymm>0002</yymm>
</file>
<file>
<content_md5sum>3388afd7bfb2dfd9d3f3e6b353357b33</content_md5sum>
<filename>src/arXiv_src_0003_001.tar</filename>
<first_item>astro-ph0003001</first_item>
<last_item>quant-ph0003151</last_item>
<md5sum>b5bf5e52ae8532cdf82b606b42df16ea</md5sum>
<num_items>2600</num_items>
<seq_num>1</seq_num>
<size>230986882</size>
<timestamp>2010-12-23 00:22:15</timestamp>
<yymm>0003</yymm>
</file>
...
The differrent files mean:
content_md5sum
: MD5 sum of all the files in the tar package concatenated but not packaged. Use md5sum for the md5sum of the tar package which should match the S3 MD5 sum.filename
: Name of file within bucket, prefix bucket name s3://arxiv/ for complete identifierfirst_item
andlast_item
: arXiv identifier of article PDF first in tar package, and last in tar packagemd5sum
: MD5 sum of tar package, can be used as check against downloaded filenum_items
: Number of PDF files in tar packageseq_num
: Sequence number within month yymmsize
: Size of tar package in bytestimestamp
: Timestamp of tar package (unix mtime when created, expressed at YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM::SS)yymm
: Two digit year and month of items in the tar package. Starts with 9108 for 1991-08, rolls past y2k to 0001 for 2000-01, 1008 for 2010-08 etc.


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Edgar Wright has always shown a knack for paying homage to traditional Hollywood genres with a unique and rather self-aware spin. In Shaun of the Dead, he created comedy through the eerie parallels between a clock-punching electronics store salesman/rom-com protagonist and George Romero-inspired zombies. The World’s End pushed the “you can’t go home again” line to its most bizarre extremes as a group of friends return to their hometown for a pub crawl only to discover that everyone has been replaced with alien duplicates. And Hot Fuzz turned the clichés of Hollywood action films on its head by transferring an action hero-inspired police officer to a mundane, crime-free town in the countryside. With Baby Driver, Wright once again strikes gold with a film inspired by classic action, heist and car chase sequences, but driven by a reliance on beats and music.
To protagonist Baby (that’s B-A-B-Y, played by Ansel Elgort), music is how he communicates with his surroundings. Having acquired tinnitus from a childhood car accident, Baby drowns out the constant ringing with a variety of songs to keep his mind and ears occupied elsewhere. As an outward appearance, this image of him in the shades and ear buds establishes Baby in the mold of a silent getaway driver. But it goes further than that: music is synonymous with the action on screen as it is for Baby’s interaction with his profession. Before a heist, he syncs up a song with the criminal’s actions from the moment they exit the car, to the point that he actually resets a song if they don’t leave on cue. In other words, every ounce of fight and vehicle choreography moves to the beat of a song on the radio or Baby’s iPod.
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Since 2016, total of 95 students have been supported..
Location
Most of the students live in Nyaungdon, delta region.


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Render a visual comparison of two training runs. The runs are displayed with the most recent run on the right and the earlier run on the left.
| runs | Character vector of 2 training run directories or
data frame returned from |
| viewer | Viewer to display training run information within (default to an internal page viewer if available, otherwise to the R session default web browser). |


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FreeStick
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| struct | std::hash< freestick::FSEventAction > |
Namespaces | |
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| std | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | freestick::FreeStickEventType { freestick::FS_JOYSTICK_CONNECTED_EVENT = 1<<1, freestick::FS_JOYSTICK_DISCONNECT_EVENT = 1<<2, freestick::FS_BUTTON_EVENT = 1<<3, freestick::FS_AXIS_EVENT = 1<<4, freestick::FS_TRIGGER_EVENT = 1<<5, freestick::FS_LAST_EVENT = 1<<6 } |
| enum | freestick::FSEventAction { freestick::FSInputRest = 0, freestick::FSInputPressed = 1, freestick::FSInputChanged = 2, freestick::FSLastEventAction = 3 } |


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Grouping User Story
> group
You are not a member of a group right now.
...
Karak invites you to join his group. Type ‘group Karak’ to accept.
> group karak
You have joined the group.
(!) Welcome to your first group.
* Type `group` to see basic information about your group.
* To greet your fellow group, type `grouptell hi` or `gt hi` in short.
* Type `leave group` to leave the group.
* You may also wish to `follow` a fellow group member around.
* Type `help group` to learn more about grouping and related commands.
> group
Your group currently includes:
Karak (group leader) 300/300 hp, 250/300 mn, 124/200 mv
You 475/580 hp, 0/ 0 mn, 96/200 mv
> grouptell Hello or gt Hello or tell group Hello
You tell the group “Hello.”
> leave group
You leave the group.
> group Ashon
Ashon has been invited to your group.
Ashon has joined your group.
You are now the group leader.
(!) Congratulations on leading your first group.
* As leader, you can type `group disband` to disband the whole group.
* Try `grouploot` to review and set options for automatic loot sharing rules.
* Use `groupleader` to transfer leadership to another character.
* See `help grouploot` and `help groupleader` for further information.
> grouploot magic roll 30
Group loot setting for magic items is now: roll, 30 seconds.
> grouploot
The group loot settings are now:
Magic items: roll, 30 seconds.
Mundane items: free for all.
Design items: rotate.
Components: rotate.
Quest items: rotate.
Currency: even split.
Auto-identify: yes (leader).
> groupleader Ashon
You transfer leadership of the group to Ashon.
Ashon is now the group leader.
> cast fireball troll
You cast "fireball" at the hulking cave troll.
...
The hulking cave troll falls over, dead.
You receive your share of 76 gold pieces.
Ashon gets a pattern for spellweave gloves of the quick hand from the corpse of a hulking cave troll.
 (Quest criteria met.)
A huge two-handed sword has been found by the group. You may roll for this within 30 seconds.
You cast "identify" on a huge two-handed sword.
The true nature of a huge two-handed sword is revealed:
A huge two-handed sword of flame strike:
3d6 base damage, two-handed, slashing, iron sword. Weighs 25 pounds.
Adds +3 str, +1 con, 8% chance to "flame strike" upon hit.

Ashon prepares to dice off for a huge two-handed sword of flame strike.
You win a huge two-handed sword of flame strike! (You rolled 86. Ashon rolled 13.)
You are slightly encumbered.
> glance
Abandoned Dwarven Mess Hall
Noticed: One corpse. Karak. A group (you, Ashon).
Exits: North, South.
> groupname Burning Gnomes
Your adventuring group is now known as Burning Gnomes.
> glance
Abandoned Dwarven Mess Hall
Noticed: One corpse. Karak. Burning Gnomes (you, Ashon).
Exits: North, South.
>
Additional notes:
- Another term often used for this feature is "parties" (like "adventuring party"). We could make it easy for the admin to choose which term is the primary term, and have the other term accepted through command aliases. For example, you could type "partytell hi" or "grouptell hi", but the MUD settings would determine if "You tell the group" or "You tell the party" is the printed response.
- For grouploot, we could have robust grouploot options as inspired by modern graphical MMO games, out of the box.
- In this example, we see grouploot settings that are heavily tied to a game system or setting (e.g. magic item teirs and auto-identify settings would be a weird way to organize looting for a space combat setting). It will take some thinking to organize what aspects can be Core and which will be Reference Implementations. Perhaps Core can have very basic random loot distribution tactics, and reference implementations could expand with additional options.
- While many aspects of "grouping" may be game-specific, we could strive to have reference implementations and Core code which help assist with such gameplay systems.
- A command form like `tell group hi` might be awkward if a player is also allowed to be named something like `group`. WheelMUD should offer a default deny-list of invalid character names, to block confusion with character names like `group`, and dynamically include all registered command keywords in that deny-list. (Also a partial deny-list to block profanity and slurs and the like would be helpful as well.)
- We could use the Renderers system to define the group status rendering, taking a list of Player Things to render information about. Thus this could be implemented in the game-system layer (showing game-system-specific stats for each character) and exported for pickup by the WheelMUD Core group commands without having to mess with the commands themselves.
- Help file for grouping could describe how to set some `auto-follow` setting (which could have its own help file too, or at least for a general `settigns` command) to control whether your character should automatically start following a group leader when joining a group, or only if they are a friend, or not at all.
- Groups could be given special movement behaviors layered in by default. For example, if a followed group leader tries to move, they actually try to "move the group Thing" that contains all of them. The movement request event could be canceled by any following member who is actually out of movement points or whatnot. This would solve the unrealistic "accidental group division" problem that plagues many MUDs during even routine non-combat travel.
- Group movements could then be printed in bulk instead of spamming lines like "Ashon went west. Karak went west. You went west." by printing the group movement like "Burning Smurfs (you, Ashon, Karak) west west." Care should be taken to handle individualized leader movements well too; if the leader is "fleeing" from combat or casting an individual teleport spell, then it shouldn't necessarily attempt to move other party members too.
- Groups should either only persist with the leader, or probably not persist at all by default; if groups are implemented as a Thing whose Children are the players, we should take care to persist the group's Parent instead (typically a Room) as the player's current Parent location instead.
- Another fun optional feature could be instantiating group names with a randomly-generated name from some basic algorithm and simple word tables: Like "The [adjective] [nouns]" to form initial group names like "The Dancing Wombats."
- A reference MUD implementation could also include a sample "groupconsider" command for determining roughly how well suited a group would be to taking on a potential target.
- Perhaps NPCs could also be formed into groups.
- v1.1+ Possibly a game-specific reference implementation idea: Groups could be persisted almost like mini-clans/guilds, with enforced unique names, attached reputation/achievements, and so on. Sort of an extension of the leader's presence/character.
- v1.1+ Another game-specific reference idea: player can gain "leadership" XP based on XP the group gains, to give mild leadership bonuses to the group based on their leadership level. (Perhaps a class-based effect or whatnot.)


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-: KHOJ :-
About the Organiser:
The Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur is a public institution
established by the government of India in 1951. It is the first of
the IITs to be established and is recognised as an Institute of National
Importance. In 2019 it was awarded the status of Institute of Eminence.
About the Event:
Khoj also called KHJ, is the annual techno-management festival of one
of India’s premier technical institutions, the IIT Kharagpur. Khoj’s
journey started in 2004, from then its aim is to provide the technically
inclined youth’s generation a national-level platform, where they can show
their talents and expertise and would be recognized and rewarded.
Since its early years, Khoj developed exponentially, it gets an
overpowering response from the students from various famous technical
institutes and educational communities everywhere throughout the world.
Not only from India but students from foreign countries are getting attracted
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Today, we are announcing updates to a number of PyTorch libraries, alongside the PyTorch 1.8 release. The updates include new releases for the domain libraries including TorchVision, TorchText and TorchAudio as well as new version of TorchCSPRNG. These releases include a number of new features and improvements and, along with the PyTorch 1.8 release, provide a broad set of updates for the PyTorch community to build on and leverage.
Some highlights include:
- TorchVision - Added support for PyTorch Mobile including Detectron2Go (D2Go), auto-augmentation of data during training, on the fly type conversion, and AMP autocasting.
- TorchAudio - Major improvements to I/O, including defaulting to sox_io backend and file-like object support. Added Kaldi Pitch feature and support for CMake based build allowing TorchAudio to better support no-Python environments.
- TorchText - Updated the dataset loading API to be compatible with standard PyTorch data loading utilities.
- TorchCSPRNG - Support for cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generators for PyTorch is now stable with new APIs for AES128 ECB/CTR and CUDA support on Windows.
Please note that, starting in PyTorch 1.6, features are classified as Stable, Beta, and Prototype. Prototype features are not included as part of the binary distribution and are instead available through either building from source, using nightlies or via compiler flag. You can see the detailed announcement here.
TorchVision 0.9.0
[Stable] TorchVision Mobile: Operators, Android Binaries, and Tutorial
We are excited to announce the first on-device support and binaries for a PyTorch domain library. We have seen significant appetite in both research and industry for on-device vision support to allow low latency, privacy friendly, and resource efficient mobile vision experiences. You can follow this new tutorial to build your own Android object detection app using TorchVision operators, D2Go, or your own custom operators and model.
[Stable] New Mobile models for Classification, Object Detection and Semantic Segmentation
We have added support for the MobileNetV3 architecture and provided pre-trained weights for Classification, Object Detection and Segmentation. It is easy to get up and running with these models, just import and load them as you would any torchvision
model:
import torch
import torchvision
# Classification
x = torch.rand(1, 3, 224, 224)
m_classifier = torchvision.models.mobilenet_v3_large(pretrained=True)
m_classifier.eval()
predictions = m_classifier(x)
# Quantized Classification
x = torch.rand(1, 3, 224, 224)
m_classifier = torchvision.models.quantization.mobilenet_v3_large(pretrained=True)
m_classifier.eval()
predictions = m_classifier(x)
# Object Detection: Highly Accurate High Resolution Mobile Model
x = [torch.rand(3, 300, 400), torch.rand(3, 500, 400)]
m_detector = torchvision.models.detection.fasterrcnn_mobilenet_v3_large_fpn(pretrained=True)
m_detector.eval()
predictions = m_detector(x)
# Semantic Segmentation: Highly Accurate Mobile Model
x = torch.rand(1, 3, 520, 520)
m_segmenter = torchvision.models.segmentation.deeplabv3_mobilenet_v3_large(pretrained=True)
m_segmenter.eval()
predictions = m_segmenter(x)
These models are highly competitive with TorchVision’s existing models on resource efficiency, speed, and accuracy. See our release notes for detailed performance metrics.
[Stable] AutoAugment
AutoAugment is a common Data Augmentation technique that can increase the accuracy of Scene Classification models. Though the data augmentation policies are directly linked to their trained dataset, empirical studies show that ImageNet policies provide significant improvements when applied to other datasets. We’ve implemented 3 policies learned on the following datasets: ImageNet, CIFA10 and SVHN. These can be used standalone or mixed-and-matched with existing transforms:
from torchvision import transforms
t = transforms.AutoAugment()
transformed = t(image)
transform=transforms.Compose([
transforms.Resize(256),
transforms.AutoAugment(),
transforms.ToTensor()])
Other New Features for TorchVision
- [Stable] All read and decode methods in the io.image package now support:
- Palette, Grayscale Alpha and RBG Alpha image types during PNG decoding
- On-the-fly conversion of image from one type to the other during read
- [Stable] WiderFace dataset
- [Stable] Improved FasterRCNN speed and accuracy by introducing a score threshold on RPN
- [Stable] Modulation input for DeformConv2D
- [Stable] Option to write audio to a video file
- [Stable] Utility to draw bounding boxes
- [Beta] Autocast support in all Operators Find the full TorchVision release notes here.
TorchAudio 0.8.0
I/O Improvements
We have continued our work from the previous release to improve TorchAudio’s I/O support, including:
- [Stable] Changing the default backend to “sox_io” (for Linux/macOS), and updating the “soundfile” backend’s interface to align with that of “sox_io”. The legacy backend and interface are still accessible, though it is strongly discouraged to use them.
- [Stable] File-like object support in both “sox_io” backend, “soundfile” backend and sox_effects.
- [Stable] New options to change the format, encoding, and bits_per_sample when saving.
- [Stable] Added GSM, HTK, AMB, AMR-NB and AMR-WB format support to the “sox_io” backend.
- [Beta] A new
functional.apply_codec
function which can degrade audio data by applying audio codecs supported by “sox_io” backend in an in-memory fashion. Here are some examples of features landed in this release:
# Load audio over HTTP
with requests.get(URL, stream=True) as response:
waveform, sample_rate = torchaudio.load(response.raw)
# Saving to Bytes buffer as 32-bit floating-point PCM
buffer_ = io.BytesIO()
torchaudio.save(
buffer_, waveform, sample_rate,
format="wav", encoding="PCM_S", bits_per_sample=16)
# Apply effects while loading audio from S3
client = boto3.client('s3')
response = client.get_object(Bucket=S3_BUCKET, Key=S3_KEY)
waveform, sample_rate = torchaudio.sox_effects.apply_effect_file(
response['Body'],
[["lowpass", "-1", "300"], ["rate", "8000"]])
# Apply GSM codec to Tensor
encoded = torchaudio.functional.apply_codec(
waveform, sample_rate, format="gsm")
Check out the revamped audio preprocessing tutorial, Audio Manipulation with TorchAudio.
[Stable] Switch to CMake-based build
In the previous version of TorchAudio, it was utilizing CMake to build third party dependencies. Starting in 0.8.0, TorchaAudio uses CMake to build its C++ extension. This will open the door to integrate TorchAudio in non-Python environments (such as C++ applications and mobile). We will continue working on adding example applications and mobile integrations.
[Beta] Improved and New Audio Transforms
We have added two widely requested operators in this release: the SpectralCentroid transform and the Kaldi Pitch feature extraction (detailed in “A pitch extraction algorithm tuned for automatic speech recognition”). We’ve also exposed a normalization method to Mel transforms, and additional STFT arguments to Spectrogram. We would like to ask our community to continue to raise feature requests for core audio processing features like these!
Community Contributions
We had more contributions from the open source community in this release than ever before, including several completely new features. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the community. Please check out the newly added CONTRIBUTING.md for ways to contribute code, and remember that reporting bugs and requesting features are just as valuable. We will continue posting well-scoped work items as issues labeled “help-wanted” and “contributions-welcome” for anyone who would like to contribute code, and are happy to coach new contributors through the contribution process.
Find the full TorchAudio release notes here.
TorchText 0.9.0
[Beta] Dataset API Updates
In this release, we are updating TorchText’s dataset API to be compatible with PyTorch data utilities, such as DataLoader, and are deprecating TorchText’s custom data abstractions such as Field
. The updated datasets are simple string-by-string iterators over the data. For guidance about migrating from the legacy abstractions to use modern PyTorch data utilities, please refer to our migration guide.
The text datasets listed below have been updated as part of this work. For examples of how to use these datasets, please refer to our end-to-end text classification tutorial.
- Language modeling: WikiText2, WikiText103, PennTreebank, EnWik9
- Text classification: AG_NEWS, SogouNews, DBpedia, YelpReviewPolarity, YelpReviewFull, YahooAnswers, AmazonReviewPolarity, AmazonReviewFull, IMDB
- Sequence tagging: UDPOS, CoNLL2000Chunking
- Translation: IWSLT2016, IWSLT2017
- Question answer: SQuAD1, SQuAD2
Find the full TorchText release notes here.
[Stable] TorchCSPRNG 0.2.0
We released TorchCSPRNG in August 2020, a PyTorch C++/CUDA extension that provides cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generators for PyTorch. Today, we are releasing the 0.2.0 version and designating the library as stable. This release includes a new API for encrypt/decrypt with AES128 ECB/CTR as well as CUDA 11 and Windows CUDA support.
Find the full TorchCSPRNG release notes here.
Thanks for reading, and if you are excited about these updates and want to participate in the future of PyTorch, we encourage you to join the discussion forums and open GitHub issues.
Cheers!
Team PyTorch


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ProfileSeq ScoreScore for sequence-to-profile alignments.
| Extends | Score |
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| All Extended | Score |
| Defined in | <seqan/align_profile.h> |
| Signature |
template <typename TValue>
class Score<TValue, ProfileSeqScore>;
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The integer type to use for representing scores. |
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Assign profile to ProfileSeqScore.
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Interface Metafunction Overview
Interface Metafunctions Inherited From Score
Detailed Description
Using this class, you can align sequences to profiles. The profile is assumed to be in the horizontal direction (first row), the sequence in the vertical direction (second row).
Scoring works as follows.
The integer SEQAN_CONSENSUS_UNITY and fractions thereof are used to express scores. Gap opens in the profile are scored proportional to the number of gaps in the profile with two times unity, gap extends with one times unity at the position.
Gap opens in the sequence are scored with two times unity, gap extends in the sequence with unity. Alignments of profile characters to sequence characters are scored with the fraction of profile characters that match the sequence characters times unity.
Examples
The following example uses the ProfileSeq Score to align a sequence against a profile. Note that we print the gap state for each position since profiles cannot be printed to one stdout character.
#include <iostream> #include <seqan/align_profile.h> using namespace seqan; int main() { typedef ProfileChar<Dna, int> TDnaProfile; typedef String<TDnaProfile> TProfileString; TProfileString profile = "CGAT"; DnaString seq = "CGGAAT"; Gaps<TProfileString> gapsH(profile); Gaps<DnaString> gapsV(seq); Score<int, ProfileSeqScore> sScheme(profile); int val = globalAlignment(gapsH, gapsV, sScheme, NeedlemanWunsch()); std::cout << "score value = " << val << "\n"; std::cout << "gaps in profile/sequence\n" << "pos\tG\tS\n"; for (unsigned i = 0; i < length(gapsH); ++i) std::cerr << i << "\t" << isGap(gapsH, i) << "\t" << isGap(gapsV, i) << "\n"; return 0; }
The output is as follows:
score value = -2097152 gaps in profile/sequence pos G S 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 4 0 0 5 0 0
Member Functions Detail
Score::Score();
Score::Score(profile);
Parameters
profile
|
The profile to copy from (AllocString of ProfileChar objects). |
|---|
When providing profile, the function assignProfile is automatically used to assign the profile to this class.
Data Races
Interface Functions Detail
void assignProfile(score, profile);
Parameters
score
|
The ProfileSeqScore object to assign the profile for. |
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profile
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The profile to assign to the score. AllocString of ProfileChar. |


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The command-line REST tool for the Handshake blockchain.
More information: home page
- Retrieve information about the current server:
hsd-cli info
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hsd-cli broadcast transaction_hex
- Retrieve a mempool snapshot:
hsd-cli mempool
- View a transaction by address or hash:
hsd-cli tx address_or_hash
- View a coin by its hash index or address:
hsd-cli coin hash_index_or_address
- View a block by height or hash:
hsd-cli block height_or_hash
- Reset the chain to the specified block:
hsd-cli reset height_or_hash
- Execute an RPC command:
hsd-cli rpc command args


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I am passionate about programming and have a growing interest in telecommunications. It is my goal this term to strengthen my mathematics, especially in the area of probability and statistics, because it will help me in solving computer networks and communications problems. My other goal this term will be to become better at leading groups and communicate even more effectively. This will help me in better understading the technological needs of societies. I learned the importance of social skills when I started working on a website which highlights restaurants and stores in an area. My teammates and I had lots of discussion on how to portray information and what to include, basically working out needs of foodies.
My programming journey started in grade 9, I took computer science courses in all the four years of my high school. Throughout these years, I developed valuable programming skills using Java. I further built upon my programming skills from an introductory Python course in first year at University of Toronto. In addition, I learned HTML, CSS, and JS on courseacademy.com and used them to create a website for University of Toronto Business Association. Working with these languages has given me a deeper understanding of how they are related.
In second year, I took Programming Fundamentals course as part of curriculum where C++ was used. The main focus of this course was data structures, algorithms and object-oriented programming. This entire process gave me a deep understanding of engineering design and developed my team work skills. By taking a course on computer organization and using low-level languages like Verilog and Assembly, I built a strong understanding of how to write a program that saves memory and program without depending on the libraries.


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WITNESS LIST Infrastructure Development and Security Committee May 4, 2004 - 8:30A Charge 1 ON: Daigh, Robert B. District Engineer- Austin District (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Elder, Frank Assistant Chief (Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Griebel, Tom Executive Director (San Antonio Mobility Coalition, Inc.), San Antonio, TX Heiligenstein, Mike Executive Director (Central Texas RMA), Austin, TX Jackson, Bob Deputy General Counsel (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Kearns, Dennis (Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway), Austin, TX Klein, Joriee RN (Parkland Hospital, Texas Hospital Association), Dallas, TX Milloy, Ross President (Greater Austin-San Antonio Corridor Council), San Marcos, TX Morris, Michael Director of Transportation (North Central Texas Council of Governments), Arlington, TX Perkins, Kathryn Chief, Bureau of Emergency Management (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Rogers, Mark Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Sadler, Alan County Judge (Montgomery County), Conroe, TX Stagner, Steve (Texas Council of Engineering Companies), Austin, TX Wardy, Joe Mayor of El Paso (City of El Paso), El Paso, TX Charge 1 and 3 ON: Saenz, Jr., Amadeo Assistant Executive Director (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Stevens, Michael (Governor's Business Council/Texas Urban Transportation Alliance), Houston, TX Charge 3 Providing written testimony: On: Johnson, Tom Executive Vice President (Associated General Contractors of Texas), Austin, TX Charge 4 ON: Eckels, Robert County Judge (Alliance for I-69), Houston, TX Thompson, John Polk County Judge (Gulf Coast Strategic Highway Coalition), Livingston, TX Charges 1 and 3 ON: Nichols, Robert L. Member (Texas Transportation Commission), Austin, TX Charges 1 and 4 ON: Brehrens, Michael W. Executive Director (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX


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