This text and the accompanying graphs are based on the analysis performed for the paper published as Callaghan, M. et al. (2021) Machine-learning-based evidence and attribution mapping of 100,000 climate impact studies, Nature Climate Change, doi:10.1038/s41558-021-01168-6
We use machine learning to identify over 100,000 individual studies of
observed climate impacts, and classify the type of impact they document, and the
climate variable driving these impacts. Identifying relevant documents was a difficult classification
problem (for humans as well as our machine learning model) so there are large uncertainties around
the number of relevant documents, but we know that that this number is large and growing.
Assessing evidence at this kind of scale manually is unfeasible, but mapping this out is critical to
assessments like the the IPCC which try to provide a comprehensive picture of climate research.
We use machine learning to predict what type of system climate impacts are occuring in, whether those
impacts are being driven by temperature or precipitation, and where the study documents evidence from.
The studies we include describe impacts that may not be formally attributed to human influence on the climate.
Many studies look at the effects of rising temperatures on an outcome like heat related mortality, for example,
without necessarily establishing - in the same study - if this rise in temperatures is formally
attributed to human influence on the climate.
However, we can use other methods to establish where changes in temperature or precipitation have risen,
and to attribute these changes to anthopogenic warming.
We used updated observational data and recent climate models to generate a picture of where trends in temperature and precipitation since 1951 can be
attributed to human influence on the climate.
Where trends are significantly different from internal variability, and in line those expected from climate models, we call them
detectable and attributable trends (attribution categories +-2/3 below)?
Temperatures have been rising all over the world, and for the majority of land area, these can
be attributed to human influence on the climate.
Attributable trends in precipitation are visible for a much smaller percentage of the world.
Sometimes this is due to a lack of data, sometimes this is due to the observed trend not diverging
from natural variability, and sometimes this is because climate models predict a trend in the
opposite direction (categories +4 and -4).
Next we map the studies we identified to the same grid cells by resolving the locations we identified
to the set of cells that overlap the location. The example below shows how the the grid cells attribution
categories are aggregated for a given geographical location like Sudan (a. and b.), and how
the studies that talk about Sudan and the geographical locations within Sudan
are mapped to grid cells with a Weighted Studies (WS) score.
By plotting this weighted studies score in each grid cell, we can show where evidence on climate impacts
is the densest, and see how this changes when we look at different types of impacts, and different drivers.
The darker parts of the map below show where there is the most evidence on climate impacts, for example over
Europe.
If we overlay the two maps we have already seen, we can bring together the two lines of evidence and show
1. A growing body of evidence on climate impacts
2. Automatic classification and mapping of evidence
3. Grid cell level attribution of temperature and precipitation trends
4. Mapping individual studies to grid points
5.  Mapping potentially attributable impacts literature through preliminary two-step attribution
Bringing these lines of research together, we can show the extent to which the impacts
of climate change are being felt across systems and across continents


PARADISE A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1991 Frank Maloney
PARADISE is a film written and directed by Mary Agnes Donoghue. It stars Melanie Griffith, Don Johnson, Elijah Wood, Thora Birch, and Sheila McCarthy.
PARADISE is a remake of Jean-Loup Hubert's autobiographical 1987 French film LE GRAND CHEMIN. This is Touchstone's (read Disney's) third remake of a French film (the other two being THREE MEN AND A BABY (from TROIS HOMMES ET UN COUFFIN) and THREE FUGITIVES (from LES FUGITIFS). PARADISE is the most successful of the three, although the Disney people have some very odd ideas of how people live in the country.
What makes PARADISE more successful is the degree to which it remains faithful to the French original aided by the surprising performances turned in by Griffith and Johnson. The story is simple, spare, told in small scenes that exist without explanation or comment. This stands in contrast to the larger-than-life, hand-holding feel of the typical Hollywood film. And even though Griffith and Johnson are considerably more glamorous than their French counterparts (Richard Bohringer and Anemone), they are instantly believable as partners in a troubled marriage, people living too long with loss and guilt, people who cut themselves off from contact with the very people who could heal their pain.
Honestly, I had no idea either Griffith or Johnson was such a good actor. Griffith captures the lost, hiding character of her part in gestures of meekness and a whispery voice of a woman on the verge of a nervous and marital breakdown. Johnson turns what must be his best performance as the man who must climb out of self-loathing and bitterness. These were performances I could believe in.
Probably, the only member of the cast member whom I found to be problematic was Elijah Wood, who played the boy in AVALON and who here plays the insecure, loner city boy, the scholarship boy at the private school who no more fits in with the sons of wealth than he does with the street toughs who chase him in his own neighborhood. Wood is supposed to be the catalyst who saves the married couple he's sent to live with as well as the tomboy who befriends him and, of course, himself. I found his part too pat, his character too passive, to be really believable or understandable.
Sheila McCarthy as the boy's mother, Thora Birch as the tomboy, and Louise Latham as her unwed, unweddable mother turn in fine acting jobs. Birch's role was conceived by Donoghue more seriously than I would have preferred; she is after all a pretty funny little girl. Her mother's comic potential becomes in the hands of Donoghue more irritating than funny and I was left wondering why anyone would put with such a person, at least until the climactic scene. Donoghue in general was so intent on making a serious relationship film, so intent on eschewing Hollywood fantasies, that she over-corrected into the realm of good intentions and some dry stretches.
Overall, I enjoyed PARADISE very much and can recommend it. Try to catch a bargain matinee to maximize your enjoyment.
(NOTE: this film is rated PG-13 for language and some nudity.)
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Math Club Meeting: Dating with Data ## Exploratory Data Analysis - Job Analysis ###
Ying-Ju Tessa Chen, PhD
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October 5, 2021 --- # Ad: Undergraduate Mathematics Day - Date: **Saturday, November 6, 2021** - An undergraduate mathematics conference - Contributed **15-minute talks**, primarily by undergraduate students, on mathematics research, the learning and teaching of mathematics, the history of mathematics, and applications to disciplines related to mathematics - Talks are delivered **face to face or virtually** - Two invited addresses * Suzanne Lenhart, University of Tennessee (One Health: Connecting Humans, Animals and the Environment) * Jennifer White, Saint Vincent College (The Crossings of Art, History, and Mathematics) - Submit articles (based on talks presented) for publication in refereed online Conference Proceedings - No registration fee, complimentary lunch * Registration and information at [UndergradMathDayRegistration](https://udayton.edu/artssciences/academics/mathematics/events/undergrad-math-day/index.php) * deadline: **Sunday, October 31, 2021**. --- .pull-left[ ## Why dating with data? - Understand what you are working on * Size of the data * Type of variables * Any missing values? * Any outliers? what to do with them? - Summarize the data * Characteristics of variables - Find interesting pattern - **What** can the data tell us? - **Why** are things good to know? - **How** to present the story? ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Google Job Skills - Google published all of their jobs at [https://careers.google.com/](https://careers.google.com/). - The data are collected using Selenium by scraping all of the jobs text from the Google Career site and provided in [kaggle.com](https://www.kaggle.com/niyamatalmass/google-job-skills?) by [Niyamat Ullah](https://www.kaggle.com/niyamatalmass). - Available variables * **Title**: The title of the job * **Category**: Category of the job * **Location**: Location of the job * **Responsibilities**: Responsibilities for the job * **Minimum Qualifications**: Minimum Qualifications for the job * **Preferred Qualifications**: Preferred Qualifications for the job --- ### Let's check out the data set first. ```r df <- read_csv("job_skills.csv") plot_intro(df, ggtheme = theme_minimal(base_size = 18)) ```  --- ### Which variables have missing values? ```r plot_missing(df, ggtheme = theme_minimal(base_size = 18)) ```  --- ### Get a glimpse of the data ```r glimpse(df) ``` ``` ## Rows: 1,250 ## Columns: 7 ## $ Company <chr> "Google", "Google", "Google", "Google", "Goog~ ## $ Title <chr> "Google Cloud Program Manager", "Supplier Dev~ ## $ Category <chr> "Program Management", "Manufacturing & Supply~ ## $ Location <chr> "Singapore", "Shanghai, China", "New York, NY~ ## $ Responsibilities <chr> "Shape, shepherd, ship, and show technical pr~ ## $ Minimum_Qualifications <chr> "BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experie~ ## $ Preferred_Qualifications <chr> "Experience in the business technology market~ ``` ```r table(df$Company) ``` ``` ## ## Google YouTube ## 1227 23 ``` --- ### Find what you need to get a job at Google Since there are only 23 jobs from YouTube, we will focus on the job skills needed in Google. ```r df <- df %>% filter(Company=="Google") %>% select(-Company) ``` #### Here is a list of things we would like to know: - Popular job categories - Popular job titles - Where their offices are located - Which location(s) that Google needs more employee - Academic degree - Years of experience - Programming languages - Popular subjects --- **Popular Job Categories** ```r ggplot(data=df) + geom_bar(aes(x=reorder(Category, Category, function(x) length(x))), fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Job Category", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 18) ```  --- **Popular Job Titles** ```r titles <- sort(table(df$Title), decreasing = T)[1:20] df1 <- data.frame(titles) ggplot(data=df1, aes(x=reorder(Var1, Freq), y=Freq)) + geom_bar(stat="identity", fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Top 20 Popular Job Titles", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 26) ```  --- **Which location(s) that Google needs more employee** ```r locations <- sort(table(df$Location), decreasing = T)[1:20] df2 <- data.frame(locations) ggplot(data=df2, aes(x=reorder(Var1, Freq), y=Freq)) + geom_bar(stat="identity", fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Top 20 Popular Locations", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 18) ```  --- **Academic Degree** ```r ggplot(data=df3, aes(x=reorder(Degree, Count), y=Count)) + geom_bar(stat="identity", fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Degree", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 18) ```  --- **Years of Experience** ```r ggplot(data=df4, aes(x=reorder(Year, Count), y=Count)) + geom_bar(stat="identity", fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Years of Experience", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 18) ```  --- **Programming Languages** ```r ggplot(data=df5, aes(x=reorder(Language, Count), y=Count)) + geom_bar(stat="identity", fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Programming Language", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 18) ```  --- **Popular Subjects** In the end, I am curious how popular certain subjects are when looking for a job in Google. Here, I only consider the following subjects: **Computer Science**, **Engineering**, **Mathematics**, and **Statistics**. ```r ggplot(data=df6, aes(x=reorder(Subject, Count), y=Count)) + geom_bar(stat="identity", fill=daytonred, position=position_dodge(width=1)) + coord_flip() + theme(legend.position = "none") + labs(x="Subject", y="Number of Jobs") + theme_minimal(base_size = 18) ```  --- # Ad: MTH 490 Intro to Programming with R - **Spring**, 2022 - 1 credit hour - **5:05PM - 6:20PM on Mondays** - Things you will learn in this course * Basic data types * Basic data structures * Managing data * Creating basic graphical displays * Data manipulation * Data visualization with two R packages: ggplot2, plotly * R markdown presentation * Dynamic programming (if time permits) --- # Thanks .pull-left[ - Please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Chen if you have questions pertaining to learning R or other languages. Please email me at <a<EMAIL_ADDRESS>class="fa fa-paper-plane fa-fw"><EMAIL_ADDRESS>- The R code used in this presentation can be found [here](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ying-Ju/MathClub.github.io/main/job_analysis.R). - Slides were created via the R package **xaringan**, with styling based on: * [xariganthemer](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/xaringanthemer/vignettes/xaringanthemer.html) package, and * Alison Hill's [@apreshill](https://github.com/apreshill/) CSS resources for customizing themes and fonts - The formatting of slides is provided by Dr. Fadel M. Megahed [@fmegahed](https://github.com/fmegahed). - The example data are provided in [kaggle.com](https://www.kaggle.com/niyamatalmass) by [Niyamat Ullah](https://www.kaggle.com/niyamatalmass). ] .pull-right[  ]


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upgraded-typespec—a type specifier.
upgraded-complex-part-type returns the part type of the most specialized complex number representation that can hold parts of type typespec.
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Expresses concern over drug peddling, consumption on campuses
by Special CorrespondentThe High Court expressed its concern over the growing incidents of drug peddling and consumption on college campuses and directed the State government to file a report containing the details of colleges from where widespread abuse of drugs is reported.
A Division Bench ordered that the report be filed in a sealed cover so that it could give a directive to police officers and monitor the steps being taken to stop the availability of drugs.
The Bench orally observed that it was concerned about the rise in the number of colleges students involved in drug abuse cases. The State government needs to take precautionary measures. Awareness programmes in educational institutions alone would not yield results.
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When the case was taken up for hearing, Senior Government Pleader Suman Chakravarthy submitted that the government was taking effective measures to curb the menace.
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The Big Hit (R) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
Although his best-known work is a Jackie Chan vehicle, Hong Kong director Che-Kirk Wong appeared to be an odd choice to direct a quirky action comedy; after all, the Chan film in question, 1993's Crime Story, is known among the Jackie faithful as his "serious" action film, devoid of any humor. With The Big Hit, Wong shows he can do a capable action/humor juggling job. If only he had a funnier script to work with.
The Big Hit gets off to a very promising start, with a terrific extended action sequence set in a hotel. Much of the hyper-choreographed mayhem owes a large debt to John Woo (who, perhaps not so coincidentally, serves as an executive producer), but the stylishly staged shootouts work; how can one not get a rise when hitman Melvin Smiley (Mark Wahlberg), hanging out of a high window by only his feet, somehow manages to lift himself up and blow away the baddies? Writer Ben Ramsey also promises something different from most action films, introducing a colorful menagerie of eccentric characters, such as the no-nonsense, if mild-mannered, Melvin's goofy contract-killing cohorts Cisco (Lou Diamond Phillips), Crunch (Bokeem Woodbine), and Vince (Antonio Sabato Jr.).
But once Ramsey sets up the main scenario, in which the foursome kidnap and hold for ransom one Keiko Nishi (China Chow), daughter of a rich Japanese businessman--a job not assigned to them by their tough boss, Paris (Avery Brooks)--things come a bit undone. Those potentially interesting characters never develop into more than single-trait cardboard cutouts. Crunch is a compulsive masturbator, constantly doing hand-strengthening exercises; Vince is a pretty boy lothario, or at least that's what the press notes say, for he never really exhibits such behavior aside from hitting on some women in the early-going. Disappearing as quickly and conspicuously as Crunch and Vince after making a flashy, brash splash is Melvin's sassy mistress Chantel, played by a completely wasted Lela Rochon.
It goes without saying that the success of an action comedy depends on its batting average in both action and comedy. While Wong shows he can combine the two elements fairly fluidly, The Big Hit is hampered too many weak comic attempts. Ramsey has fun tweaking conventions of kidnapping thrillers (the ransom message, call tracing), action films (a car that barely hangs on after being run off of a high road), and movies in general (sappy Oscar-bait scenes). But his more straightforward humor falls flat. A running gag involving Melvin's delinquent account at the local video store grows old long before its admittedly interesting payoff. Least successful is the subplot involving the "German-Irish" Melvin's engagement to the Jewish Pam (Christina Applegate). The would-be humorous head-butting that occurs when her parents (Lainie Kazan and Elliott Gould) come to visit is tired; the mother, a strict Jew, objects to the pairing on religious grounds; the recovering-alkie father doesn't care, just as long as he gets a drink. In fact, all attempts at a romantic angle don't work. Wahlberg is paired with three different leading ladies, and he hasn't the slightest bit of chemistry with any of them, least of all Chow, with whom he became involved offscreen. They do have one transcendent moment together: a hilarious "erotic" chicken-stuffing scene, but the scene works because of the tongue-in-cheek, "sensual" underscore and suggestive sight gag, not because of any palpable onscreen sparks between Wahlberg and Chow.
The media audience with whom I saw The Big Hit gave the film a spirited reception, and its easy-going melding of slam-bang action and oddball humor could appeal to regular moviegoing audiences. But as far as I am concerned, the sporadically effective The Big Hit is not a big miss, but it doesn't exactly live up to its title, either.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Ackley |
Sample DEA application to optimize Ackley's function,
f_5 = - \left( 20 + e - 20^{-0.2 \sqrt{ \frac{1}{30} \sum_{i = i}^{30} x_i^2 }} -
e^{ \frac{1}{30} \sum_{i = 1}^{30} \cos \left( 2 \pi x_i \right) } \right)
where -30.0 \leq x_i \leq 30.0.
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| BinaryDeJong01 |
Sample DEA application: DeJong's first function, using binary chromosomes.
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| BinaryDeJong02 |
Sample DEA application: DeJong's second function, using binary chromosomes.
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| BinaryDeJong03 |
Sample DEA application: DeJong's third function, using binary chromosomes.
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| BinaryDeJong04 |
Sample DEA application to optimize DeJong's fourth function, using binary
chromosomes.
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| DeJong01 |
Sample DEA application: DeJong's first function, using double chromosomes.
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| DeJong02 |
Sample DEA application: DeJong's second function, using double chromosomes.
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| DeJong03 |
Sample DEA application: DeJong's third function, using double chromosomes.
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| DeJong04 |
Sample DEA application to optimize DeJong's fourth function,
f_4 = -\left( \sum_{i = 1}^{30} \left( ix_i^4 + Gauss\left( 0, 1 \right) \right) \right),
-1.28 \leq x_i \leq 1.28
(This is the negation of the standard DeJong's fourth function, since the
DEA maximizes instead of minimizes.)
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| Griewangk |
Sample DEA application to optimize Griewangk's function,
f_6 = -1 - \sum_{i = 1}^{10} \left( \frac{x_i^2}{4000} \right) +
\prod_{i = 1}^{10} \left( \cos \left( \frac{x_i}{\sqrt{i}} \right) \right)
where -600 \leq x_i \leq 600.
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| Rastrigin |
Sample DEA application to optimize Rastrigin's function,
f_7 = -\left( 200 + \sum_{i = 1}^{20} \left( x_i^2 - 10 \cos \left( 2 \pi x_i \right) \right) \right),
where -5.12 \leq x_i \leq 5.12.
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| SchwefelSineRoot |
Sample DEA application to optimize Schwefel's Sine Root function,
f_8 = -\left( 4189.829 + \sum_{i = 1}^{10} \left( -x_i \sin \left( \sqrt{ | x_i | } \right) \right) \right)
where -500 \leq x_i \leq 500.
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| ShekelsFoxHoles |
Sample DEA application to optimize Skekel's Foxholes function,
f_9 = \sum_{i = 1}^m \left( \sum_{j = 1}^4 \left( x_j - C_{ij} \right)^2 + \Beta_i \right)^{-1},
where m = 10, and C and \Beta are as shown in the code.
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Collect
O God, protector of those who hope in you, without whom nothing has firm foundation, nothing is holy, bestow in abundance your mercy upon us and grant that, with you as our ruler and guide, we may use the good things that pass in such a way as to hold fast even now to those that ever endure. Through our Lord...
Theme of the Sunday: The Courage to Sell Off Everything. The first reading and the gospel are joined by the theme of the search for treasure. For King Solomon the greatest treasure was the wisdom to enable him to govern his people well. For us the treasure is the kingdom of God. Whoever discovers it is determined to change their whole life to have it. The second reading tells us that God directs everything so that we may have the courage to make the right choice when challenging options are put before us.
FIRST READING 1 Kings 3:5.7-12
A reading from the first Book of Kings
In those days: At Gibeon the LORD appeared to
Solomon in a dream by night; and God said, "Ask what I shall give
you." And now, O LORD my God, you have made your servant king in place of
David my father, although I am but a little child; I do not know how to go out
or come in. And your servant is in the midst of your people whom you have
chosen, a great people, that cannot be numbered or
counted for multitude. Give your servant therefore an understanding mind to
govern your people, that I may discern between good and evil; for who is able
to govern this your great people?" It pleased the
Lord that Solomon had asked this. And God said to him, "Because you have
asked this, and have not asked for yourself long life or riches or the life of
your enemies, but have asked for yourself understanding to discern what is
right, behold, I now do according to your word.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 119:57 and 72.76-77.127-128.129-130 (R. 97a)
R. O Lord, how I love your law.
I have said, “O LORD, my portion is
to obey your words.” The law from your mouth means more to me than large
quantities of silver and gold.
R. O Lord, how I love your law.
Let your merciful love console me by your promise
to your servant. Show mw compassion, that I may live, for your law is my
delight.
R. O Lord, how I love your law.
That is why I love
your commands more than finest gold, why I rule my life by your precepts, and
hate false ways.
R. O Lord, how I love your law.
Your decrees are wonderful indeed; therefore my
soul obeys them. The unfolding of your word gives light, and understanding to
the simple.
R. O Lord, how I love your law.
SECOND READING Romans 8:28-30
A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Romans
Brethren: We know that in everything God works for good with those who love him, who are called according to his purpose. For those whom he foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, in order that he might be the first-born among many brethren. And those whom he predestined he also called; and those whom he called he also justified; and those whom he justified he also glorified.
The word of the Lord
ALLELUIA Matthew 11:25
R. Alleluia. Blessed are you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that you have revealed to little ones the mysteries of the kingdom. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Matthew 13:44-52
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew
Jesus said to the crowds, "The kingdom of
heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up;
then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field. "Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant in
search of fine pearls, who, on finding one pearl of great value, went and sold
all that he had and bought it. "Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a net
which was thrown into the sea and gathered fish of every kind; when it was
full, men drew it ashore and sat down and sorted the good into vessels but
threw away the bad. So it will be at the close of the age. The angels will come
out and separate the evil from the righteous, and throw them into the furnace
of fire; there men will weep and gnash their teeth. "Have you understood
all this?" They said to him, "Yes." And he said to them,
"Therefore every scribe who has been trained for the kingdom of heaven is
like a householder who brings out of his treasure what is new and what is old."
The Gospel of the Lord.
Theme of the Sunday: So That Nobody May Go Hungry. Those who announce the word today run the risk of insisting too much on the miraculous aspect of the episodes presented in the first reading and in the gospel, and losing the more important message: the bread belonging to one must become the food for all. We can have a new world only when people renounce their selfishness, and accept Jesus’ proposal of establishing the idea of sharing one’s goods. This is also the theme of the second reading which invites all Christians to unite as they form one body.
FIRST READING 2 Kings 4:42-44
A reading from the second Book of Kings
In those days: A man came from Baal-shalishah, bringing the man of God bread of the first fruits, twenty loaves of barley, and fresh ears of grain in his sack. And Elisha said, "Give to the men, that they may eat." But his servant said, "How am I to set this before a hundred men?" So he repeated, "Give them to the men, that they may eat, for thus says the LORD, 'They shall eat and have some left.'" So he set it before them. And they ate, and had some left, according to the word of the LORD.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALLM Psalm 145:10-11.15-16.17-18 (R. see 16)
R. You open your hand, Lord, and you satisfy us.
All your works shall thank you, O LORD, and all your
faithful ones bless you. They shall speak of the glory of your reign, and
declare your mighty deeds.
R. You open your hand, Lord, and you satisfy us.
The eyes of all look
to you, and you give them their food in due season. You open your hand and you
satisfy the desires of every living thing.
R. You open your hand, Lord, and you satisfy us.
The LORD is just in all his ways,
and holy in all his deeds. The LORD is close to all who call him, who call on
him in truth.
R. You open your hand, Lord, and you satisfy us.
SECOND READING Ephessians 4:1-6
A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Ephesians
Brethren: I, a prisoner for the Lord, beg you to lead a life worthy of the calling to which you have been called, with all lowliness and meekness, with patience, forbearing one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of us all, who is above all and through all and in all.
The word of the Lord
ALLELUIA Luke 7:16
R. Alleluia. A great prophet has arisen among us, and God has visited his people. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Jonn 6:1-15
A reading from the holy Gospel according to John
At that time: Jesus went to the other side of the
Sea of Galilee, which is the
The Gospel of the Lord.
Theme of the Sunday: When You Pray Say “Father. . ..” The Bible urges us to pray always, to thank God in all the situations of our life (1 Thes 5:17-18). But what is prayer? When should we pray? How and why should we pray? The first reading and the gospel give us answers to these questions. We pray so that we may see the world, people and history as God sees them. We need to purify our hearts and this can only happen in prayer. The second reading tells us what the Christian is. A Christian is one who, through baptism, has become a part of the body of Christ. Being in Christ, the disciple prays like him.
FIRST READING Genesis 18:20-32
A reading from the Book of Genesis
In those days: The LORD said, "Because the
outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah is great and their sin is very grave, I will
go down to see whether they have done altogether according to the outcry which
has come to me; and if not, I will know." So the men turned from there,
and went toward
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 138:1-2a.2bcd-3. 6-7ab.7c-8 (R. 3a)
R. On the day I called, you answered me, O Lord.
I thank you, LORD, with all my heart; you have
heard the words of my mouth. In the presence of the angels I praise you. I bow
down towards your holy temple.
R. On the day I called, you answered me, O Lord.
I give thanks to your name for your merciful love
and your faithfulness. You have exalted your name and your promise over all. On
the day I called, you answered me; you increased the strength of my soul.
R. On the day I called, you answered me, O Lord.
The LORD is high, yet he looks on the lowly, and the
haughty he knows from afar.  On the day I called, you answered me, O Lord.
With your right hand you save me; the LORD will
accomplish this for me. O LORD, your merciful love is eternal; discard not the
work of your hands.
R. On the day I called, you answered me, O Lord.
SECOND READING Colossians 2:12-14
A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Colossians
Brethren: You were buried with Christ in baptism,
in which you were also raised with him through faith in the working of God, who
raised him from the dead. And you, who were dead in trespasses and the
uncircumcision of your flesh, God made alive together with him, having forgiven
us all our trespasses, having cancelled the bond which stood against us with
its legal demands; this he set aside, nailing it to the cross.
The word of the Lord
ALLELUIA Romans 8:15
R. Alleluia. You have received the spirit of sonship; in him we cry, “Abba! Father!” R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Luke 11:1-13
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
Jesus was praying in a certain place, and when he ceased, one of his disciples said to him, "Lord, teach us to pray, as John taught his disciples." And he said to them, "When you pray, say: "Father, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come. Give us each day our daily bread; and forgive us our sins, for we ourselves forgive every one who is indebted to us; and lead us not into temptation." And he said to them, "Which of you who has a friend will go to him at midnight and say to him, 'Friend, lend me three loaves; for a friend of mine has arrived on a journey, and I have nothing to set before him'; and he will answer from within, 'Do not bother me; the door is now shut, and my children are with me in bed; I cannot get up and give you anything?  And I tell you, Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For every one who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. What father among you, if his son asks for a fish, will instead of a fish give him a serpent; or if he asks for an egg, will give him a scorpion? If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will the heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!"
The Gospel of the Lord.
Prayer over the Offerings
Accept, O Lord, we pray, the offerings which we bring from the abundance of your gifts, that through the powerful working of your grace these most sacred mysteries may sanctify our present way of life and lead us to eternal gladness. Through Christ our Lord.
Communion Antiphon Ps 102:2
You have prepared a table before me, and how precious is the chalice that quenches my thirst.
Or Mt 5:7-8
Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy. Blessed are the clean of heart, for they shall see God.
Prayer after Communion
We have consumed, O Lord, this divine Sacrament, the perpetual memorial of the Passion of your Son; grant, we pray, that this gift, which he himself gave us with love beyond all telling, may profit us for salvation. Through Christ our Lord.


We have four major goals in the next hour:
It's important to understand the relationship between the four major divisions of Media Manager
The cool factor of Media Manager is that you don't have to think about codecs, file formats, and browser support.
When you upload your asset, be prepared to fill in a few fields for it
A program needs some fields, just like an asset:
| Folder | Where you store it |
|---|---|
| Title | Title of your program |
| Description | Description of the program |
| Keywords | Metadata for the program |
| Available from | When is the program available?* |
| Available until | When is the program no longer available?* |
| Maximum Views | Number of times the program should be viewed?*** |
| Audio Player | Plays your Audio |
|---|---|
| YouTube Connector | Connects Media manager to a YouTube Account |
| Download | Lets you download an asset |
| HTML Gallery | Creates a Gallery |
| HTML Image | Shows an image |
| Flash Player | Shows some Flash |
| HTML5 Player | Does the awesomeness |
| Mobile Player | Puts a low quality video for mobile phones |
| Theme: | we can actually specify a directory for the CSS |
|---|---|
| Styling: | the buffer color, image, the control bar, image sprites, and all the buttonsCheck the docs |
| Layering: | Layers of individual elements |
| Layout: | Height, width, and the position. |
| Fonts: | you can designate font family, font size, font weight, text shadows and text transforms |
| Color: | colors for the backgrounds, the text, and hover colors. |
| Logo: | You can set a logo in the video, as a watermark |
| Theme: | Publish your CSS to a CDN or some public directory.
Clients who want CSS to go through a dev-qa-prod process may get cranky over this. |
|---|---|
| Styling: | Most designers aren't prepared for the customization options that are offered.
Be prepared to answer lots of questions. |
| Layering: | A danger zone.
If HTML5 falls back to Flash (like in an IE browser), the <object>element supercedes all other z-indexing. |
| Layout: | You must provide a height and width using only an integer.
px, %, and em are not accepted You can change the unit of measurement with JavaScript— so long as you used the JavaScript approach. |
| Fonts: | Designate any fonts that you want— even fonts that are included with typekit. |
| Color: | You must provide color in hexadecimal. RGB, RGBA, and HSLA are not accepted. |
You upload an asset and make a program with it, so that you can distribute it with an outlet
The distribution is the only thing that gets viewed by the end user.
The iframe and Ajax approach will both use the URL in the distribution window.
The JavaScript approach involves copying and pasting the code.
Use this if:

Media Manager provides a JavaScript snippet that an end-user can use, a bit like YouTube.
Use this if:

.container { width: 16em; } .wrap { position:relative; overflow: hidden; display: block; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.25%; border: 2px solid black; background: gray; }
Ajax is the undocumented approach. It involves writing some jQuery that calls the video.
Use this if:

$.getScript('http://nationwide.dist.sdlmedia.com/Distributions/ ?o=DCF7FD8E-E793-4690-B280-9E5493C60B51')
There's a second approach which allows you to set the target of the element
$.getScript('http://nationwide.dist.sdlmedia.com/Distributions/ ?o=DCF7FD8E-E793-4690-B280-9E5493C60B51&trgt=someAwesomeDiv')
Managing a Media Manager video in Tridion is fairly straightforward.
| Schema Name | Media Manager | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| XML Name | Description | Field Type | Details |
| header | Video Title | Text | Plain Text |
| description | Video Description | Text | Rich Text (3 lines) |
| embedType | Method of Embedding | Text | list:
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| url | Media Manager URL | Text | Plain Text |
@helper videoEmbedUrl(string url){ return url.Replace("Distributions/","Distributions/embed/"); }
 @if(Fields.header != null){
 @Fields.header
 }
 @if(Fields.embedType != "iframe"){ <iframe class="player__iframe"<EMAIL_ADDRESS> } else {  }
 @if(Fields.description != null){
 @Fields.description
 }

A lot of the tricks around Media Manager revolve around tweaking the outlet, playing with the jQuery events, and digging around in the console.
Any jQuery that you write needs to happen inside of the MMPLAYERREADY
event.
Create your own Media Manager namespace, and initiate it inside of MMPLAYERREADY
$(document).on('MMPLAYERREADY', function (e) { mediaManagerMagic.init(); });
var mediaManagerMagic; mediaManagerMagic = { init: function () { var _this = mediaManagerMagic; _this.bindUiEvents(); _this.functions.conjunctionFunction(); }, data: {}, helpers: {} bindUiEvents: function () {}, functions: {} };
You have a handful of jQuery events that propogate up into the container. You can listen to those events and respond accordingly.
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
player-ready
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Tells you when the player is fully loaded and ready.
This can fire multiple times on a page |
show-layer-endstate
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Tells you when the video has finished playing
Useful if you need to do something when the video is over |
show-layer-hover
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When the mouse is hovering over the video |
fullscreen-enter
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When the video is in fullscreen |
fullscreen-exit
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When the video leaves fullscreen |
hide-layer
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Tells you that a mouse has stopped moving over the player |
Any jQuery that you write needs to happen inside of the MMPLAYERREADY
event.
Create your own Media Manager namespace, and initiate it inside of MMPLAYERREADY
$(document).on('MMPLAYERREADY', function (e) { $(player).on("show-layer-endstate", function (e) { setTimeout(helpers.resetVideo(),100); }); });
$(document).on('MMPLAYERREADY', function (e) { $(player).on("player-ready", function (e) { helpers.playVideo() }); });
If you need to be able to switch between an iframed or an Ajaxed approach, use a jQuery plugin!
Before you build a plugin, use what's out there, and make sure that it works for the content author— not just you!
Be sure that your plugins will work with SDL's version of jQuery

Media Manager actually uses a third party API for putting videos on a page. If you want to understand the core of media manager, this is it.
Check out http://www.projekktor.com/ for details on how videos actually get put on the page. It's a pretty complex JavaScript library.
Nationwide actually makes use of some functionality in the Projekktor API to do some super serious hackery:
//Reset the video and play again restartPlayer: function () { var player = projekktors[0]; //target the video directly, since it's in an array player.reset(); player.setPlay(); }, //fullscreen shenanigans openFullscreen: function () { var player = projekktors[0]; player.setFullscreen(); $player.removeClass("js-fullscreen"); }, closeFullscreen: function() { var player = projekktors[0]; //use the jQuery method, because it's easier in this case $player.trigger("close-fullscreen"); $player.removeClass("js-fullscreen"); }, //Play at a specific point in the video playPosition: function (n) { var player = projekktors[0]; player.setPlayhead(n); return; }, //create a play function that can accept a position as an argument playVideo: function (n) { var _this = nwdotcom.mediaManagerHandler, $player = $(_this.data.player); if (n) { _this.helpers.playPosition(n); } $player.trigger("play"); }, pauseVideo: function () { var _this = nwdotcom.mediaManagerHandler, $player = (_this.data.player); $player.trigger("pause"); }, stopVideo: function () { var player = projekktors[0]; player.setStop(); }, //reset the video resetVideo: function () { var player = projekktors[0]; player.reset(); }, restartVideo: function () { var _this = nwdotcom.mediaManagerHandler, $player = $(_this.data.player); $player.trigger("restart-asset") }, //detroy the player exitVideo: function () { var _this = nwdotcom.mediaManagerHandler, $player = $(_this.data.player); $player.trigger("exit"); _this.data.userIntent.watch = false; }, setVolume: function (vol) { var player = projekktors[0]; player.setVolume(vol); }, },


Turin lights up for Christmas with annual art installations
by EuronewsEvery Christmas visitors to Turin are treated to a dazzling array of lights and art - as the Italian city turns into an open-air art gallery.
The ‘Artists’ Lights’ exhibition of art and light installations has been happening since 1998, and the event has become so popular over the years that it is now possible to participate in guided tours.
Immediately after the inauguration of the Artists’ Lights, which lasts until January 12, the week of contemporary art will begin in November, along with the Art Book Fair and Artissima 2019.


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TUser class
TUser implements basic user functionality for a Prado application. To get the name of the user, use Name property. The property IsGuest tells if the user a guest/anonymous user. To obtain or test the roles that the user is in, use property Roles and call isInRole(), respectively.
TUser is meant to be used together with IUserManager.
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TComponent | --TUser
| Class | Description |
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| TDbUser | TDbUser class |
Constructor.
Returns the value of a variable that is stored in user session.
This function is designed to be used by TUser descendant classes who want to store additional user information in user session. A variable, if stored in user session using setState can be retrieved back using this function.
Stores a variable in user session.
This function is designed to be used by TUser descendant classes who want to store additional user information in user session. By storing a variable using this function, the variable may be retrieved back later using getState. The variable will be persistent across page requests during a user session.
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Mandelbrot Generator
Graph parameters
Fractal:
Mandelbrot set
Julia set
Color levels:
Iteration limit:
Q
min
:
Q
max
:
P
min
:
P
max
:
J
re
:
J
limit
:
Usage instructions
Select fractal option and press
Generate
button to draw the appropriate fractal on above view.
Select area in output to drill down into more levels in generated fractal.
Click on top of color palette to modify the colors points.
Color parameters
Generate
Export
Reset all
Copyright © 2016
Dilshan R Jayakody
.
This application is based on Delphi source code of
Mandel
1.0 application by
CyLog Software
.


module Complex: sig .. end
This module provides arithmetic operations on complex numbers.
Complex numbers are represented by their real and imaginary parts
(cartesian representation). Each part is represented by a
double-precision floating-point number (type float
).
type t = {
|
re : float; |
|
im : float; |
re
is the real part and im
the
imaginary part.let zero: t;
0
.let one: t;
1
.let i: t;
i
.let neg: t => t;
let conj: t => t;
x + i.y
, returns x - i.y
.let add: (t, t) => t;
let sub: (t, t) => t;
let mul: (t, t) => t;
let inv: t => t;
1/z
).let div: (t, t) => t;
let sqrt: t => t;
x + i.y
is such that x > 0
or
x = 0
and y >= 0
.
This function has a discontinuity along the negative real axis.let norm2: t => float;
x + i.y
, returns x^2 + y^2
.let norm: t => float;
x + i.y
, returns sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
.let arg: t => float;
-pi
to pi
. This function has a discontinuity along the
negative real axis.let polar: (float, float) => t;
polar norm arg
returns the complex having norm norm
and argument arg
.let exp: t => t;
exp z
returns e
to the z
power.let log: t => t;
e
).let pow: (t, t) => t;
pow z1 z2
returns z1
to the z2
power.


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PyNance¶
| Release: | 0.5.1 |
|---|---|
| Date: | April 04, 2016 |
PyNance is open-source software for retrieving, analysing and visualizing data from stock and derivatives markets. It includes tools for generating features and labels for machine learning algorithms.
Installation¶
PyNance depends on several powerful libraries that can be tricky to install, specifically NumPy, Pandas, and matplotlib. Unless you have already installed these libraries, it is recommended to install the following individually using pip, as you will likely need to debug one or more of these installations:
pip install matplotlib
pip install numpy
pip install pandas
pip install pandas-datareader
pip install pynance
Or for Python 3.x.x use pip3 instead of pip.
If you already have at least NumPy, Pandas and matplotlib installed or just prefer installing in one big step:
pip install pynance
Basics¶
Stock quotes maintained by Yahoo! Finance can be retrieved with the simple command:
>>> import pynance as pn
>>> ge = pn.data.get('ge', '1962', '2015')
Current options quotes can be retrieved using:
>>> geopt, geexp = pn.opt.get('ge').info()
The options data retrieved can then be analysed using functions from pynance.opt
.
Many of the functions in the submodules of pynance.data
have been designed
for easy creation of features and labels for machine learning applications. You can
pass metrics from pynance.tech
along with numeric parameters to create highly
customizable data sets to which machine learning algorithms can then be applied.
Examples can be found in the documentation for pynance.data
.
Issues¶
Please help us by reporting any problems you find and sharing your ideas for new features.
If you find a bug or think of a feature you would like to see included in the next release, please report the issue on GitHub in accordance with the Scipy guidelines.
Reference¶
- Charts (
pynance.chart
) - Common - generic functions (
pynance.common
) - Data (
pynance.data
) - Data - combine features and labels (
pynance.data.combine
) - Data - compare (
pynance.data.compare
) - Data - building features (
pynance.data.feat
) - Data - building labels (
pynance.data.lab
) - Data - preprocessing functions (
pynance.data.prep
) - Data - remote retrieval (
pynance.data.retrieve
) - Dateutils (
pynance.dateutils
) - Interest rates (
pynance.interest
) - Machine learning (
pynance.learn
) - Linear regression (
pynance.learn.linreg
) - Metrics (
pynance.learn.metrics
) - Options (
pynance.opt
) - Options - options class (
pynance.opt.core
) - Options - covered calls (
pynance.opt.covcall
) - Options - price (
pynance.opt.price
) - Options - remote retrieval (
pynance.opt.retrieve
) - Options spreads (
pynance.opt.spread
) - Options - spreads (
pynance.opt.spread.core
) - Options - diagonal spreads (
pynance.opt.spread.diag
) - Options - vertical spreads (
pynance.opt.spread.vert
) - Portfolio optimization (
pynance.pf
) - Technical analysis (
pynance.tech
) - Technical analysis - moving averages (
pynance.tech.movave
) - Technical analysis - basic metrics (
pynance.tech.simple
)


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property PixelPtr[X, Y: Integer]: PColor32; // read-only
Converts coordinates of a pixel to its address in memory. Since TBitmap32 uses 32-bit DIBs, its memory is allocated as continuous string of 4-byte TColor32 values, starting at the top left corner.
Pixel with (0, 0) coordinates has the same address as specified in Bits property.


Kitura Markdown
In this guide, we will show you how to serve a web page generated from Markdown templates (.md files) using Kitura-Markdown.
Step 1: Add KituraMarkdown to Project
To use Markdown from a server, we first need to add Kitura-Markdown to our dependencies.
If you don't have a server, follow our Create a server guide.
Next, we need to import the KituraMarkdown package.
Open your Application.swift file:
open Sources/Application/Application.swift
Then at the top of the file add the import statement for KituraMarkdown:
import KituraMarkdown
Now we can register the KituraMarkdown Template Engine to our router instance.
Inside the postInit() function add:
router.add(templateEngine: KituraMarkdown())
Kitura supports multiple template engines being registered to a single instance of a router. By default each templating engine will handle files in the ./Views directory that match the file extension it supports.
Step 2: Configure KituraMarkdown
We may wish to provide a custom configuration for these properties, for example, to configure the contents of the  tag.
To provide this configuration we can provide a HTML wrapper template for our rendered Markdown using MarkdownOptions.
Inside the postInit() function add:
let markdownOptions = MarkdownOptions(pageTemplate: "default")
We have selected the default template which provides the following HTML wrapper:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset=\"UTF-8\">

<snippetInsertLocation></snippetInsertLocation>

Alternatively you can provide your own template using MarkdownOptions:
let markdownOptions = MarkdownOptions(pageTemplate: """
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset=\"UTF-8\">

My Page Title

<snippetInsertLocation></snippetInsertLocation>

""")
During the rendering of the Markdown file, our rendered Markdown content replaces the <snippetInsertLocation></snippetInsertLocation> tag.
Step 3: Create the template file
By default, Kitura looks for template files in a ./Views directory found at the root of the project.
Typically the root of your project is where the .xcodeproj directory is.
Once we are in the root of our project we can create the directory:
mkdir Views
If you would prefer you can create your directory using a UI based approach, such as Finder on Mac.
Then we need to create our template file within the Views directory:
cd Views && touch book.md
Now we have everything we need to start creating our templates.
If you are using Xcode and used the command line to create your Views directory you will need to regenerate your Xcode project:
swift package generate-xcodeproj
This is to enable Xcode to detect the new directory.
Now we can add some Markdown to render:
So in the book.md file add:
# Books Header
Description with **bold** text
* Book1
* Book2
Step 4: Render the Markdown
We've added the KituraMarkdown template engine to our router, so now we can use it in a route.
Just below our other registered routes we can create a new route for KituraMarkdown:
router.get("/book") { request, response, next in
try response.render("book.md", context: [:], options: markdownOptions))
}
You will notice a context parameter is required, however as Markdown files provide all the context this value is ignored, so we simply pass in an empty context.
The response.render() method attempts to populate the template file with the provided data.
So in our case KituraMarkdown will take the book.md file and render the Markdown in it to be viewed in a browser.
Now to test our templating we first need to start the Kitura server.
Then in a brower we can open:
In the browser we should see:
Books Header
Description with bold text
- Book1
- Book2
That's it! We've successfully rendered some Markdown into a browser using KituraMarkdown.


The frequency this tracker unit is listening on.
Scan all available channels for their signal strength.
The duration of the lap detection lock in seconds.
The RSSI value that triggers a new lap detection.
The trigger threshold defines the RSSI window in which the lap detection is active. The lap detection ends if RSSI is below trigger value minus trigger threshold.
The RSSI trigger threshold during calibration state. The calibration ends if RSSI is below trigger value (see below) minus calibration trigger threshold.
The RSSI offset that is substracted from found peek during calibration. Improves lap detection but can add jitter to lap times.
The filter ratio for smoothing the RSSI signal. 0 = only old values, 1 = only new values.
The filter ratio for smoothing the RSSI signal during calibration. 0 = only old values, 1 = only new values.
Only non standalone mode!
Credentials for the WiFi network this tracker unit is connecting to.
Reboot the tracker unit.
Calibration value for the default reference voltage in mV


Problem with sewer shuts down Wellburn's Market grocery store, barbershop
Wellburn’s Market, a grocery store at Cook and Pandora that's been downtown for more than a century, was forced to close its doors Friday morning after a sewage line problem in the building.
Customers were being turned away at about 10 a.m. after a notice was posted, according to one customer who said the sewage system in the building’s basement had collapsed.
A barbershop next door was also forced to close. The building also has living units on the upper floor.
The City of Victoria said the problem is not with the municipality’s system, and no other buildings are affected.
Wellburn’s had intended to close its doors sometime in 2020, and a redevelopment of the site is expected.
The grocery chain Save-on-Foods opened this year at Pandora Avenue and Vancouver Streets.


Introduction
In this article, a technique for solving problems needing aggregation of a large amount of data in a single vertex will be shown.
Problem I: What is the most common color in a subtree?
Let's say we are given a rooted tree of size \(n\), where \(n \le 3*10^6\). Each vertex v is assigned a color \(c(v)\). For each vertex, what is the most common color of a vertex within its subtree? In case there are many such colors, print any.
Solution: path decomposition
First, for a vertex in a rooted tree, we can divide vertices in the subtree of some vertex \(x\) (except itself) into two groups:
- Vertices lying below a child of \(x\) with the biggest subtree size.
- Rest of vertices in its subtree.
Note, that only the first group (descendants of a child with biggest subtree size) can have size bigger than \(\frac{|subtree(x)|}{2}\)
This allows to construct the following algorithm: for each vertex:
- Iterate over its children in order of ascending subtree sizes (or in any other order, as long, as the largest subtree is processed as the last).
- For all the children except the last one - after processing them, discard the auxiliary results.
- For the last child: the auxiliary result is retained by the parent, then all the information from the remaining subtrees is retained in some way. The result is obtained using auxiliary data.
In case of this problem, "auxiliary data" can mean a table with counts of particular colors along with the color most often occuring in a subtree, changing whenever some color obtains a higher count.
Note, that each vertex vertex will be processed at most \(\log_2(n)+1\) times:
- Let's call the all the edges going from a vertex to its children except the child with the largest subtree 'light edges' and the reamining edges 'heavy edges'.
- The vertex will be processed as many times, as there are light edges on the path from itself to the root plus one time (for a single processing related with going up the 'heavy edge').
- If a vertex \(x\) is connected with a parent \(par(x)\) using the light edge, the size of the subtree of \(x\) is at least two times smaller than the size of the subtree of \(par(x)\) - because there is a child of \(par(x)\) with not smaller subtree than \(x\).
- What follows, if a path from the root to a vertex \(x\) has \(k\) light edges, then the tree has not less than \(2^k\) vertices.
Thus, there are at most \(\log_2(n)\) light edges between root and any vertex - and the vertex will be processed at most \(\log_2(n)+1\) times.
{{ algo.neo_algorithm(1, 'Small to Large with path decomposition', 'Input format: \(n\) is number of vertices, \(a_i, b_i\) denotes edge between \(a\) and \(b\). Vertexes need to be labeled from 1-n, there are \(n-1\) edges which need to denote a tree; \(c_i\) are colors where \(c_i\) denotes the color of the \(i\)-th vertex. The tree is rooted at the vertex labeled by 1.
\(n\)
\(c_1, c_2, \dots, c_n\)
\(a_1, b_1\)
\(\dots\)
\(a_{n-1}, b_{n-1}\)
Problem II - Aggregation from multiple subtrees
Let's say a rooted tree is given, where the label of a parent of a vertex \(v\) is lower than \(v\) (that is, \(par(v) \lt v\)). Each vertex \(v\) has assigned a color \(c(v)\). Let \(amount\_colors(\psi)\) describe the amount of colors in a single connected component \(\psi\). Let $$ f(x) = \sum_{\psi} amount\_colors(\psi) $$, where all the edges from vertices with a label lower than \(x\) to their parents are removed. Find \(f(2), f(3), \dots, f(n+1)\). Constraint: \(n \le 3*10^5\).
Solution - pure small-to-large
We will find answers from largest argument to lowest argument - i.e. first find \(f(n+1)\), then \(f(n)\), then \(\dots\), then \(f(2)\).
Note, that \(f(n+1) = n\) - because there are \(n\) connected components, each consists of a single unique color. For any \(k \in \{2, 3, \dots, n\}\), $$ f(k) = f(k+1) - unique(cc_{k+1}(k)) - unique(cc_{k+1}(par(k))) + unique(cc_k(k)) $$, where \(cc_k(v)\) describes connected component of a vertex \(v\) if all edges from vertices with labels lower than \(k\) to their parents are removed, while \(unique(cc)\) describes the amount of unique colors of a conected component \(cc\) - the sum of amounts of unique components changes only with respect to two components, which will be merged into one.
So, in essence, this task can be boiled down to: merge two sets into one in order to get a single result, which needs to be calculated using the size of this set.
One can always insert elements from a smaller set to a larger set, and then, if the larger set is related to a parent, swap them quickly (probably by reference - it's an implementational detail). Note, that if a swap occurs in \(O(1)\), and an insertion/query in \(O(\log n)\), then this solution works in \(O(n \log^2(n))\) - because each time a color is added to a set, it becomes a part of at least two times larger set - so, each color can only be inserted \(O(\log(n)\) times to some set. As there are \(n\) elements, the complexity is bound by \(O(n \log(n) * insert\_query\_complexity(n))\). as we insert or query each element in \(O(\log(n))\), the overall complexity is equal to \(O(n\log^2(n))\).
{{ algo.neo_algorithm(2, 'Small to Large on sets', 'Input format: \(n\) is number of vertices, \(par_i\) denotes the parent of the \(i\)-th vertex; \(c_i\) are colors where \(c_i\) denotes the color of the \(i\)-th vertex. The tree is rooted at the vertex labeled by 1.
\(n\)
\(c_1, c_2, \dots, c_n\)
\(p_2, p_3, \dots, p_n\)
Problem III: Amount of paths of length \(k\)
Let's say some tree with \(n\) vertexes is given: how many there are simple paths in this tree of length \(k\), where \(k \le n \le 10^7\).
Solution: Guess what? Small-to-large
In each vertex \(x\), a sequence \(dist_x\) will be kept - indexed from 0, elemens \(dist_{x,i}\) holds an answer to a question: how many there are vertices in a subtree of the vertex \(x\), at a distance \(mx-i\) from the vertex \(x\), where \(mx\) denotes distance from the vertex \(x\) to the deepest vertex in its subtree.
The answer will be computed by adding $$\sum_{i=0}^{mx}dist_{x,i}*dist_{par(x),k-i-1}$$ to the result before each merge, where \(mx\) refers to the length of a shorter sequence. Note, that each path in a tree passes through a single vertex with a lowest depth, and \(dist_par(x)\) stores information about one arc of this path - \(x\) stores information about the second part of the path, descending from \(x\). All paths will be counted only once, because merge occurs after changing the result.
The merge step works as usual, the sequence with greater length is considered "bigger"; as instead of sets this method operates on sequences, the complexity related to adding a single element to the set above is \(O(1)\) - which limits the complexity to \(O(\log(n))\).
One may go even further in estimating the complexity - Let's call the first vertex responsible for increasing \(dist_{x,i}\) to be an \(i\)-leader for this sequence. Note, that a vertex can become a leader within only a single sequence - if the value \(dist_{x, i}\) is passed to the other sequence, then its length was greater or equal - there is already an \(i\)-leader in this sequence, and if equal, then \(par(i)\) becomes an \(mx\)-leader for this sequence (where \(mx\) deontes legth of the greater sequence after merging).
Summary
- A problem, where one is asked to aggregate a large amount of information (perhaps linears by the size of the tree) can often be solved using a small-to-large aggregation technique.
- Small-to-large algorithm can be implemented using decomposition of a tree into heavy edges and light edges and keeping global data, erasing parts of it and adding them later, working in \(O(n \log(n))\) (or similar complexity, depending on used data structures).
- If the tree is not given explicitly or it has to be done with incomplete information (online), standard small-to-large technique - merging sets (or other data structures), each of which is associated with a single vertex, in such a way, that the smaller set is added to the larger set might come in handy. It often works in \(O(n \log(n) * qi(n))\), where \(qi(n)\) describes time needed to insert something to a data structure; though it may work in \(O(n)\), for example in counting amount of paths of length \(k\).
Problems
Small-to-Large allows to solve problems related to aggregating large amount of information from a subtree in all nodes of the tree. Examples include:
Lomsat gelral,
Acyclic Organic Compounds,
Merging Towers


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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractXMLSignatureMarshaller |
An abstract marshaller implementation for XMLObjects from
org.opensaml.xml.signature . |
| AbstractXMLSignatureUnmarshaller |
An abstract unmarshaller implementation for XMLObjects from
org.opensaml.xml.signature . |
| BaseSignatureTrustEngine<TrustBasisType> |
A base implementation of
SignatureTrustEngine which evaluates the validity and trustworthiness of XML and raw
signatures. |
| ChainingSignatureTrustEngine |
Evaluate a signature in sequence using a chain of subordinate trust engines.
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| CryptoBinaryBuilder |
Builder of
CryptoBinary . |
| CryptoBinaryImpl |
Concrete implementation of
CryptoBinary . |
| CryptoBinaryMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
CryptoBinary objects. |
| CryptoBinaryUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
CryptoBinary objects. |
| DEREncodedKeyValueBuilder |
Builder of
DEREncodedKeyValue . |
| DEREncodedKeyValueImpl |
Concrete implementation of
DEREncodedKeyValue . |
| DEREncodedKeyValueMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
DEREncodedKeyValue objects. |
| DEREncodedKeyValueUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
DEREncodedKeyValue objects. |
| DigestMethodBuilder |
Builder of
DigestMethod . |
| DigestMethodImpl |
Concrete implementation of
DigestMethod . |
| DigestMethodMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
DigestMethod objects. |
| DigestMethodUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
DigestMethod objects. |
| DSAKeyValueBuilder |
Builder of
DSAKeyValue |
| DSAKeyValueImpl |
Concrete implementation of
DSAKeyValue |
| DSAKeyValueMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
DSAKeyValue objects. |
| DSAKeyValueUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
DSAKeyValue objects. |
| ECKeyValueBuilder |
Builder of
ECKeyValue . |
| ECKeyValueImpl |
Concrete implementation of
ECKeyValue . |
| ECKeyValueMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
ECKeyValue objects. |
| ECKeyValueUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
ECKeyValue objects. |
| ECPointTypeImpl |
Concrete implementation of
ECPointType . |
| ExplicitKeySignatureTrustEngine |
An implementation of
SignatureTrustEngine which evaluates the validity and trustworthiness of XML and raw
signatures. |
| ExponentBuilder |
Builder of
Exponent |
| ExponentImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Exponent |
| GBuilder |
Builder of
G |
| GImpl |
Concrete implementation of
G |
| JBuilder |
Builder of
J |
| JImpl |
Concrete implementation of
J |
| KeyInfoBuilder |
Builder of
KeyInfo |
| KeyInfoImpl |
Concrete implementation of
KeyInfo |
| KeyInfoMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
KeyInfo objects. |
| KeyInfoReferenceBuilder |
Builder of
KeyInfoReference . |
| KeyInfoReferenceImpl |
Concrete implementation of
KeyInfoReference . |
| KeyInfoReferenceMarshaller |
Thread-safe marshaller of
KeyInfoReference objects. |
| KeyInfoReferenceUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
KeyInfoReference objects. |
| KeyInfoTypeImpl |
Concrete implementation of
KeyInfoType |
| KeyInfoTypeMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
KeyInfoType objects. |
| KeyInfoTypeUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
KeyInfoType objects. |
| KeyInfoUnmarshaller |
Unmarshaller of
KeyInfo objects. |
| KeyNameBuilder |
Builder of
KeyName |
| KeyNameImpl |
Concrete implementation of
KeyName |
| KeyValueBuilder |
Builder of
KeyValue |
| KeyValueImpl |
Concrete implementation of
KeyValue |
| KeyValueMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
KeyValue objects. |
| KeyValueUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
KeyValue objects. |
| MgmtDataBuilder |
Builder of
MgmtData |
| MgmtDataImpl |
Concrete implementation of
MgmtData |
| ModulusBuilder |
Builder of
Modulus |
| ModulusImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Exponent |
| NamedCurveBuilder |
Builder of
NamedCurve . |
| NamedCurveImpl |
Concrete implementation of
NamedCurve . |
| NamedCurveMarshaller |
Thread-safe marshaller of
NamedCurve objects. |
| NamedCurveUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
NamedCurve objects. |
| PBuilder |
Builder of
P |
| PgenCounterBuilder |
Builder of
PgenCounter |
| PgenCounterImpl |
Concrete implementation of
PgenCounter |
| PGPDataBuilder |
Builder of
PGPData |
| PGPDataImpl |
Concrete implementation of
PGPData |
| PGPDataMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
PGPData objects. |
| PGPDataUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
PGPData objects. |
| PGPKeyIDBuilder |
Builder of
PGPKeyID |
| PGPKeyIDImpl |
Concrete implementation of
PGPKeyID |
| PGPKeyPacketBuilder |
Builder of
PGPKeyPacket |
| PGPKeyPacketImpl |
Concrete implementation of
PGPKeyPacket |
| PImpl |
Concrete implementation of
P |
| PKIXSignatureTrustEngine |
An implementation of
SignatureTrustEngine which evaluates the validity and trustworthiness of XML and raw
signatures. |
| PublicKeyBuilder |
Builder of
PublicKey . |
| PublicKeyImpl |
Concrete implementation of
PublicKey . |
| QBuilder |
Builder of
Q |
| QImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Q |
| RetrievalMethodBuilder |
Builder of
RetrievalMethod |
| RetrievalMethodImpl |
Concrete implementation of
RetrievalMethod |
| RetrievalMethodMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
RetrievalMethod objects. |
| RetrievalMethodUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
RetrievalMethod objects. |
| RSAKeyValueBuilder |
Builder of
RSAKeyValue |
| RSAKeyValueImpl |
Concrete implementation of
RSAKeyValue |
| RSAKeyValueMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
RSAKeyValue objects. |
| RSAKeyValueUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
RSAKeyValue objects. |
| SeedBuilder |
Builder of
Seed |
| SeedImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Seed |
| SignatureBuilder |
Builder of
Signature s. |
| SignatureImpl |
XMLObject representing an enveloped or detached XML Digital Signature, version 20020212, Signature element.
|
| SignatureMarshaller |
A marshaller for
Signature objects. |
| SignatureUnmarshaller |
An unmarshaller for
Signature objects. |
| SPKIDataBuilder |
Builder of
SPKIData |
| SPKIDataImpl |
Concrete implementation of
SPKIData |
| SPKIDataMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
SPKIData objects. |
| SPKIDataUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
SPKIData objects. |
| SPKISexpBuilder |
Builder of
SPKISexp |
| SPKISexpImpl |
Concrete implementation of
SPKISexp |
| TransformBuilder |
Builder of
Transform |
| TransformImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Transform |
| TransformMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
Transform objects. |
| TransformsBuilder |
Builder of
Transforms |
| TransformsImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Transforms |
| TransformsMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
Transforms objects. |
| TransformsUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
Transforms objects. |
| TransformUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
Transform objects. |
| X509CertificateBuilder |
Builder of
X509Certificate |
| X509CertificateImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509Certificate . |
| X509CRLBuilder |
Builder of
X509CRL |
| X509CRLImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509CRL . |
| X509DataBuilder |
Builder of
X509Data |
| X509DataImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509Data . |
| X509DataMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
X509Data objects. |
| X509DataUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
X509Data objects. |
| X509DigestBuilder |
Builder of
X509Digest . |
| X509DigestImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509Digest . |
| X509DigestMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
X509Digest objects. |
| X509DigestUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
X509Digest objects. |
| X509IssuerNameBuilder |
Builder of
X509IssuerName |
| X509IssuerNameImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509IssuerName |
| X509IssuerSerialBuilder |
Builder of
X509IssuerSerial |
| X509IssuerSerialImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509IssuerSerial |
| X509IssuerSerialMarshaller |
A thread-safe Marshaller for
X509IssuerSerial objects. |
| X509IssuerSerialUnmarshaller |
A thread-safe Unmarshaller for
X509IssuerSerial objects. |
| X509SerialNumberBuilder |
Builder of
X509SerialNumber . |
| X509SerialNumberImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509SerialNumber . |
| X509SerialNumberMarshaller |
Thread-safe marshaller of
X509SerialNumber objects. |
| X509SerialNumberUnmarshaller |
Thread-safe unmarshaller for
X509SerialNumber objects. |
| X509SKIBuilder |
Builder of
X509SKI |
| X509SKIImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509SKI |
| X509SubjectNameBuilder |
Builder of
X509SubjectName |
| X509SubjectNameImpl |
Concrete implementation of
X509SubjectName |
| XPathBuilder |
Builder of
XPath |
| XPathImpl |
Concrete implementation of
XPath |
| YBuilder |
Builder of
Y |
| YImpl |
Concrete implementation of
Y |
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