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SET [ SESSION | LOCAL ] configuration_parameter { TO | = } { value | 'value' | DEFAULT } SET [ SESSION | LOCAL ] TIME ZONE { timezone | LOCAL | DEFAULT }
The SET command changes run-time configuration parameters. Many of the run-time parameters listed in Chapter 18 can be changed on-the-fly with SET. (But some require superuser privileges to change, and others cannot be changed after server or session start.) SET only affects the value used by the current session.
If SET (or equivalently SET SESSION) is issued within a transaction that is later aborted, the effects of the SET command disappear when the transaction is rolled back. Once the surrounding transaction is committed, the effects will persist until the end of the session, unless overridden by another SET.
The effects of SET LOCAL last only till the end of the current transaction, whether committed or not. A special case is SET followed by SET LOCAL within a single transaction: the SET LOCAL value will be seen until the end of the transaction, but afterwards (if the transaction is committed) the SET value will take effect.
The effects of SET or SET LOCAL are also canceled by rolling back to a savepoint that is earlier than the command.
If SET LOCAL is used within a function that has a SET option for the same variable (see CREATE FUNCTION), the effects of the SET LOCAL command disappear at function exit; that is, the value in effect when the function was called is restored anyway. This allows SET LOCAL to be used for dynamic or repeated changes of a parameter within a function, while still having the convenience of using the SET option to save and restore the caller's value. However, a regular SET command overrides any surrounding function's SET option; its effects will persist unless rolled back.
Note: In PostgreSQL versions 8.0 through 8.2, the effects of a SET LOCAL would be canceled by releasing an earlier savepoint, or by successful exit from a PL/pgSQL exception block. This behavior has been changed because it was deemed unintuitive.
Specifies that the command takes effect for the current session. (This is the default if neither SESSION nor LOCAL appears.)
Specifies that the command takes effect for only the current transaction. After COMMIT or ROLLBACK, the session-level setting takes effect again. Note that SET LOCAL will appear to have no effect if it is executed outside a BEGIN block, since the transaction will end immediately.
Name of a settable run-time parameter. Available parameters are documented in Chapter 18 and below.
New value of parameter. Values can be specified as string constants, identifiers, numbers, or comma-separated lists of these, as appropriate for the particular parameter. DEFAULT can be written to specify resetting the parameter to its default value (that is, whatever value it would have had if no SET had been executed in the current session).
Besides the configuration parameters documented in Chapter 18, there are a few that can only be adjusted using the SET command or that have a special syntax:
SET SCHEMA 'value' is an alias for SET search_path TO value. Only one schema can be specified using this syntax.
SET NAMES value is an alias for SET client_encoding TO value.
Sets the internal seed for the random number generator
(the function random
).
Allowed values are floating-point numbers between -1 and 1,
which are then multiplied by 231-1.
The seed can also be set by invoking the function
setseed
:
SELECT setseed(value);
SET TIME ZONE value is an alias for SET timezone TO value. The syntax SET TIME ZONE allows special syntax for the time zone specification. Here are examples of valid values:
The time zone for Berkeley, California.
The time zone for Italy.
The time zone 7 hours west from UTC (equivalent to PDT). Positive values are east from UTC.
The time zone 8 hours west from UTC (equivalent to PST).
Set the time zone to your local time zone (that is, the server's default value of timezone).
See Section 8.5.3 for more information about time zones.
The function set_config
provides
equivalent functionality; see Section 9.26. Also, it is possible to
UPDATE the pg_settings system view to perform the
equivalent of SET.
Set the schema search path:
SET search_path TO my_schema, public;
Set the style of date to traditional POSTGRES with "day before month" input convention:
SET datestyle TO postgres, dmy;
Set the time zone for Berkeley, California:
SET TIME ZONE 'PST8PDT';
Set the time zone for Italy:
SET TIME ZONE 'Europe/Rome';


|
libhybrid++
A library for discretized Hybrid Dynamical Systems
|
Files | |
| file | explicit_euler.hpp [code] |
| file | hybrid.hpp [code] |
| file | implicit_euler.hpp [code] |
| file | integrator.hpp [code] |
| file | math.hpp [code] |
| file | newton.hpp [code] |
| file | rk4.hpp [code] |
| file | types.hpp [code] |


Before Change
// organized by the previously reported columns:
categorized_pis = pd.DataFrame()
for category in pis_df.columns.levels[0]:
tmp_df = pis_df.loc[:, category].copy()
tmp_df["amount_type"] = category
categorized_pis = pd.concat([categorized_pis, tmp_df])
categorized_pis.columns.name = None
pis_df = (
After Change
dict: The dictionary of the transformed DataFrames.
pis_df = (
unpack_table(
ferc1_df=ferc1_raw_dfs["plant_in_service_ferc1"],
table_name="f1_plant_in_srvce",
data_rows=slice(None), // Gotta catch "em all!
data_cols=[
"begin_yr_bal",
"addition",
"retirements",
"adjustments",
"transfers",
"yr_end_bal"
])
.pipe( // Convert top level of column index into a categorical column:
cols_to_cats,
cat_name="amount_type",
col_cats={
"begin_yr_bal": "starting_balance",
"addition": "additions",
"retirements": "retirements",
"adjustments": "adjustments",
"transfers": "transfers",
"yr_end_bal": "ending_balance",
})
.rename_axis(columns=None)
.pipe(_clean_cols, "f1_plant_in_srvce")
.set_index([
"utility_id_ferc1",
"report_year",
"amount_type",
"record_id"])
.reset_index()
)
// Get rid of the columns corresponding to "header" rows in the FERC
// form, which should *never* contain data... but in about 2 dozen cases,
// they do. See this issue on Github for more information:


Before Change
def test_record_writer_roundtrip(self):
filename = os.path.join(self.get_temp_dir(), "record_writer_roundtrip")
w = RecordWriter(open(filename, "wb"))
bytes_to_write = b"hello world"
times_to_test = 50
for _ in range(times_to_test):
w.write(bytes_to_write)
w.close()
After Change
def test_record_writer_roundtrip(self):
filename = os.path.join(self.get_temp_dir(), "record_writer_roundtrip")
w = RecordWriter(open(filename, "wb"))
chunks_to_write = ["hello world{}".format(i).encode() for i in range(10)]
for bytes in chunks_to_write:
w.write(bytes)
w.close()


-
Write the css rules for the login page the color scheme should look similar to the design on other pages
Well simply changing the background image works really well
- Fill up the state IT policy form for Venu
[29 May 2017]
I also updated my one pager in the process.
It may help in the future in case I want to reach out to "Enterprisey" prospects.
- Review domain level privacy settings
[29 May 2017]
Decided against making the domain info private. Reasons:-
- People report that domain registrars give away the private information
anyway when some one asks for it in person or over the phone.
If I become a party to a lawsuit for instance the information
of my business can be easily obtained.
- If I'm going to do a business I'll have to put my contact information up somewhere,
it might as well be on whois.
- I don't mind spam :)
- None of the information is actually private.
My address is public. My phone number is public and my email is public.
I don't really see a reason why I should take trouble of concealing any of this.
Now that I've made a decision I should completely disregard any
email soliciting me to buy a private registration for my domain and
not think about the matter any more.
- Install Gantry themeing framework
[28 May 2017]
- Analyze wordpress.com website and find common themes that we can reuse for our own website.
[28 May 2017]
As I accumulate themes and modify them to suit my goals I'll have to write test cases to ensure that they all live up to a certain standard. As a rule the tests will be limited only to the front end, that is the code that client interacts with. If the test passes for the client, it will be assumed that everything else on the backend works well. If it fails we'll find the point of failure fix it and then write a test case for it.
So instead of starting with unit test and then building integrated tests on top of it, I'll start with integrated tests, that test the application as a whole and then write unit tests whenever a fault is found with individual components. In other words we stick with the principle of positive testing. Everything works until it can be shown that it does not work.
Manual testing can't be avoided until I know for sure what components need to be tested and in what order. In a situation where I'm not able to make a decision I'll just start with a piece that is easy to test and keep building on top of it.
Writing an automation test will be very simple. I'll use qunit and run all the tests in the browsers itself. I need figure out
- What to test in a theme?
- How to automatically generate themes for testing?
- Create aliases on app and db server
[28 May 2017]
This will serve as the base for automation tasks in the future and in the meantime it will make doing common tasks a lot easier.
- Custom user profiles -- Repurpose the wp media library to allow custom avatars. Rename the file to map to email id of the user.
[27 May 2017]
- Create global css and js files for admin panel using the proper wp method
[27 May 2017]
- Use the submit methods of the "add subscriber" forms to create custom html forms
that post to the same method. They have a widget so most of the work is already
done for us we just need to study it. Test emails with the check email plugin. [27 May 2017]
No need, better alternatives
- Test the phpmailer init hook instead of wp_mailer plugin
[27 May 2017] No need the default methods are working well
- Bypass the default mail sending code and re route all emails through ses
[27 May 2017]
- Move the database server to google compute engine
[22 May 2017]
- Fix S3 upload errors
[26 May 2017]
- Write invitation email templates
[26 May 2017]
- Optimize SEO for the templates
[26 May 2017]
- Investigate Tengine
[25 May 2017] It's good but I don't see anything special in it in the sense that I'm unable to understand why would I use it over openresty? As far as I can tell whatever it does I can do it with OR. It would be better if I just install it and spend some days experimenting.
- Set wordpress up on the production server
[24 May 2017]
- Fix the firewall rules on compute engine for db access
[24 May 2017]
- Bypass all favicon requests via nginx
No need for this.
The default settings are very good [23 May 2017]
- Generate a favicon
[23 May 2017]
- Do the 15 minute php tutorial. Do one wordpress codex lesson a day [23 May 2017]
So the basic syntax of php is very simple. The declaration of variables, conditional statements, loops , defining and using functions is very similar to other languages. The ternary operator is back. I missed it a lot in lua so it's a big positive for me.
On the other hand php is an object oriented language. Much of the theory of abstract classes and interfaces went right over my head. I have a good idea of how these things work but I'm not very comfortable in using OO principles in my own code (its been 4 years or so since I last used OOP in .net). I don't think that it's going to be a problem for the time being, because at the moment I need to read code,not write it. And whatever little pieces that I will write won't involve object oriented programming, just a couple of functions so I should be fine. By the time I'm done reading the code I should have a good mental model of OOP in PHP and hopefully I should be able to do little things on my own.
Overall I liked php. For once I'm going to program in a language that is extremely popular. I hope the open source libraries and ready made projects will make my work easier.
I think one wp codex lesson a day is a bit of an overkill. I won't learn anything useful by blindly walking through the chapters. A much better strategy would be to understand the principles and then look up the documentation in case I need anything specific.
- Handle the godaddy domain mapping
[23 May 2017]
- Set up logging and logrotate for prod
[23 May 2017]
- Git-ify the prod wordpress environment. Add all the plugins in one place and test them out
[22 May 2017]
- Cool nginx maintenence mode trick [Can we do better with openresy? Yes we can with an access_by_lua directive][22 May 2017]
- Map sub-domain name to db
[21 May 2017]
- Create a collage out of images to be used as a background on the launch page
[20 May 2017]
- Research automattic's
wordpress profile
Some are good, some are not
[20 May 2017]
- Collect finished product teaser images
[20 May 2017]
- Install Jetpack
[20 May 2017]
-
Set up a coming soon website on the server. Use
wp maintenance mode instead.
[19 May 2017]
- Review ngx wp directory locaiton
[19 May 2017]
- Update dev machine hosts configuration to match the production servers
[19 May 2017]
- Create topics for amazon ses notifications
We don't actually need sns notifications because Amazon sends complaints and bounce notifications via email automatically if these settings are not enabled.
[19 May 2017]
- Simulate nginx proxied multidomain hosting on dev machine
- Review permissions accodring to this
[18 May 2017]
- Get mautic working on dev machine
[17 May 2017]
- Download and configure Mautic
[Will need to look more into mautic errors] [17 May 2017]
- Recreate the server directory structure on the local machine
[17 May 2017]
- Get woocommerce running on LEMP
[15 May 2017]
- Try running wordpress on the LEMP stack
[15 May 2017]
- Install the booking plugin using the cli
[13 May 2017]
- Create trigger on the wordpress users' table to automatically add them to our mailtrain database. [Created a github issue to understand what cid actually does.]. The mailtrain api routes are defined in the app.js file. We'll be using mautic instead as it is more complete (it even has fine grained user level permissions and a nice looking UI)
- Study odoo
It's good but not what we're looking for [14 May 2017]
- Install mailtrain on the server
[12 May 2017]
- Learn how to configure the multisite mode with the cli
[11 May 2017]
- Spawn up new instances using the multisite cli
[11 May 2017]
Proxy apache with nginx [11 May 2017] Decided not to use nginx for wordpress
Add a proxy for mailtrain [11 May 2017]
Understand mailtrain's user management features [11 may 2017]
Contact Theresa Bradley Banta and explain to her what we are doing at wrinq. [11 May 2017]
- Install mailtrain [10 May 2017]
- Understand mailtrain's integration with wordpress. It is only a shortcode for the subscription widget... [10 May 2017]
- Install wordpress using the cli
[9 May 2017]
- Understand plugin management
on multisite network using the cli
[9 May 2017]
Proxy the wordpress database with nginx [8 May 2017]
Look up facebook's os repos. Make a note of anything that we can use. [8 May 2017]
Install watchman [8 May 2017]
Install websocketd on app server [7 May 2017]
Install OR on our new server [7 May 2017]
Install emacs on our new server [7 May 2017]
Study google domains
Understand the capabilities of
google domain management
widget
Check Aadhar card status Got my aadhar card!! [7 may 2017]
Redo the nginx configurations for our server and unify them in a single file [7 May 2017]
Send a pull request for nodebb s3 plugin and share the npm package and network details with the issue on the github repository [4 May 2017]
Instantiate a new server on the compute engine [4 May 2017]
Explore amazon glacier It does not handle distribution of the content it seems
[4 May 2017]
Install wp-cli tool [3 May 2017]
- Study the opesource libraries of airbnb and see if there is anything useful to be found [3 May 2017]
Study spree commerce Open source projects [2 May 2017]
Create a twitter account for ellobed [1 May 2017]
Apply for google domain widget [29 Apr 2017]
Research google startup programs [29 Apr 2017]
Install mongodb on ec2 and expose the service
Update emacs
-
- Operations
- Get a bank account
-
- Infrastructure
- Create a repository [27 Mar 2017]
- Buy the domain name [27 Mar 2017]
- Provision server
[18 Apr 2017]
-
Get a credit card
The axis bank's debit card works well with amazon and google. So I don't really need a credit card. This is the best outcome for me. [19 Apr 2017]
- Talk to the federal bank representative
[27 Mar 2017]
- Talk to the axis bank representative
[27 Mar 2017]
- If it does not work out with either of them, do a research and look elsewhere
[I'll go with axis bank. Around 50K of upfront deposits to get a savings bank (with an FD for a credit card) and a business bank account. It's very very costly but I can take the deposits out any time I want, so its not a spend just an insurance.][27 Mar 2017]
- Sign up for the bank account
[4 Apr 2017]
- Request a credit card
- Apply for the FD
Install the banks app and claim guaranteed prizes
10 Apr 2017
-
Experiment JSON types with lsqlite3 library
[13 Apr 2017]
Create an s3 bucket and get keys for aws access [18 Apr 2017]
Create amazon ses smtp credentials [18 Apr 2017]
-
Buy an amazon ec2 instance
[18 Apr 2017]
Buy google compute engine [17 Apr 2017]
- Report the lua bit version bug to the upkg maintainer and supply the fix as well
[14 Apr 2017]
- Remove the "root ./" directive from the nginx configuration file and publish the
new version of restyskeleton
[11 Apr 2017]
Learn about upstart
- The preferred way of starting nodebb is via the executeable supplied with the app. It automatically restarts nodebb if it crashes.
-
We'll be daemonizing ghost with forever (great choice of words!)
- Openresty automatically runs as a background service and never crashes.
Therefore I'll stick with the default method and add some
location blocks that allow the application to configure and restart itself.
- In all probability we'll never have to write an init script.
-
- Install reaction
Configure reaction to use a local mongodb instead of the packaged database that is shipped with meteor
-
Update reaction commerce and note down any findings [4 Apr 2017]
[As expected running reaction update also updates reaction core]
We won't be using reaction commerce because we can approximate the
fearures of any ecommerce application using a popular content management system. For
our particular usecase we'll be going with
Ghost because it has:-
- a very small memory footprint
- an embedded database in the form of sqlite will help us spawn
100s of instances on a single server.
- a very large fanbase that has created lots of custom themes that we can use free of cost
-
Creating a master service
- Create a service endpoint that allows us to query meta information
of our pod services
-
Create a new collection in the meta database that stores information related to client services
[This should go in the bootstrap file]
- Start work on "kubernetizing" the application
We won't be using Kubernetes. Despite all of its advantages it actually complicates our application design.
For the most part we should be able to get a kubernetes like set up by a
clever use of virtual ip addresses on linux and traffic
forwarding using iptables
[10 Apr 2017]
-
Experiment lsqlite3complete library with openresty.
Instantiate the library in the init_by_lua_directive.
Test whether its possible to access its methods from the routes.
Expected behaviour: they will be
[10 Apr 2017]
-
Find a way to query and aggregate from distributed sql-lite databases
The lua sql lite library turns openresty into an http interface for our sqlite dbs. All we need to do now is to write an api that returns the result of sql queries from the database in simple json. We can feed that json into our reporting systems.
[10 Apr 2017]
- Unlock wrinq and ellobed on godaddy
[3 Apr 2017]
-
Contact Amazon pay and google wallet support teams [6 Apr 2017]
Amazon pay only works for US citizens, google wallet can't "request" money in India.
I'm stuck with paypal.
-
Contact ITS and IIFT representatives from the India internet conference
[6 Apr 2017]
-
Write an email to rapid formations cancelling the renewal of wrinq with companies house. [27 Mar 2017]
Go through the India internet conference Agenda [6 Apr 2017]
Contact paypal support team and ask them about status in India [5 Apr 2017]
-
Investigate
the features of ghost
[5 Apr 2017]
-
Email Nannette and ask her about the pricing for yardi and other property management softwares
[31 Mar 2017]
-
Contact Paypal merchant technical support even though
we've come to a decision regarding
the issue of multiple business identities.
It is possible that we might find a solution that is even better than the one we have right now.
-
Contact paypal and inquire about the
parent child accounts.
[31 Mar 2017]
- Collect documents for aadhar card
[27 Mar 2017]
- Fill up the aadhar card form
[29 Mar 2017]
- Apply for aadhar card
[29 Mar 2017]
- Change wifi password
[28 Mar 2017]
- Contact google domains team to inquire about the api [31 Mar 2017]
- Email Mandy to ask her if we can use her address with the companies registration house
[29 Mar 2017]
- Figure out how to run meteor
as a simple nodejs app
[29 Mar 2017]
write a shell script that adds an admin user when mongo starts for the first time
- Create a meta database and add a config collection
- Combine the scripts into a single bootstrap script
- Update mongodb to 3.4


set clopts color <thickness <size>>
color
is
the label
color. -1
is
the default, and indicates to use the contour line color as the label
color thickness
is the label
thickness. -1
is
the default.size
is
the label size. 0.09
is the
default
This setting stays set until changed by issuing another set
clopts
command.


| # | Method or Atribute | Scope | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | isFit | PolynomialModel Class | Attribute that defines if the model is already trained or not |
| 2 | solutions | PolynomialRegression Class | Array of floats that stores the solutions for the polynomial model |
| 3 | fit | PolynomialRegression Class | This method creates the solutions for the polynomial model based in the logic that will be described below |
| 4 | xArray | Method fit - PolynomialModel Class | Array parameter of x values that are used to train the model |
| 5 | yArray | Method fit - PolynomialRegression Class | Array parameter of y values that are used to train the model |
| 6 | degree | Method fit - PolynomialRegression Class | Paramter with the desired degree for the model |
| 7 | equationSize | Method fit - PolynomialRegression Class | Attribute that defines the number of equations that are going to be used in the model based in the degree of the model |
| 8 | nElements | Method fit - PolynomialRegression Class | Attribute that defines the number columns that are going to be used in the matrix for the model |
| 9 | equations | Method fit - PolynomialRegression Class | Matrix that stores the equations and solutions for the polynomial model |
| 10 | predict | PolynomialRegression Class | Function that returns the predicted values based on the traning done before by the model |
| 10 | xArray | Method predict - PolynomialRegression Class | Parameter with the x Array values to be predicted |
| 11 | yArray | Method predict - PolynomialRegression Class | Array with y values predicted by the model |
| 12 | calculateR2 | Method calculateR2 - PolynomialRegression Class | Method that creates the r^2 error of the trained model |
| 13 | getError | Method getError - PolynomialRegression Class | Method that return the r^2 value for the trained model |
In order to train the model to get an accurate prediction based in the input degree, it was used several math concepts to get a precise function for the model, in this library it was used the following concepts to develop the solution:
This method was used to build a coefficent matrix for the equation system solution, this matrix is simetric and it is created based in an input degree that we call "m", the logic of least squares is pretty simple, it just consist in creating a matrix that contains a group of equations that increase their degree as we create new equations in the matrix, this matrix is later solved to get the coefficents for the solution of the Regression Model.
| n | Σx | Σx^2 | Σx^3 | ... | Σx^m | Σy |
| Σx | Σx^2 | Σx^3 | Σx^4 | ... | Σx^m | Σxy |
| Σx^2 | Σx^3 | Σx^4 | Σx^5 | ... | Σx^m | Σx^2*y |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| Σx^m | Σx^m+1 | Σx^m+2 | Σx^m+3 | ... | Σx^m+n | Σx^m*y |
This method was used to build the solution for the model, once we have the equations matrix to be solved it was used Gauss Jordan to get the coefficent of the equations to be later stored in the array of solutions.
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ... | n | m |
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ... | n | m |
| 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | ... | n | m |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | ... | n | m |
The usage of the PolynomialRegression Library is pretty simple you just have to follow the next steps
In order to use the library you must import it into your html code, you can find the library in the dist folder as PolynomialRegression.js file
After importing the library into your html code you need to train the model. In order to train your model you must create 2 training array data that will be used when instanciating the library
In orther to train the model you must create an instance of the PolynomialRegression library, then you must call the method fit, in this method you will send the xArray and yArray of training data followed by the degree of training for the model
To create a prediction you must create an array of x values to be predicted, to create the prediction you only have to call the function precit and then you send the values to predict to the function


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Ogham uses Hamcrest, Mockito and also provides test utilities. Those utilities provide many static methods. Static methods are convenient for code readability. However, Eclipse needs some configuration to help you to import static methods with autocompletion.
In Eclipse, select
. In the preferences window, select .To add all static methods of a class, click on New Type….
Type the class that contains the static methods (you can also click the browse button to search classes from classpath).
Click on OK
Recommended imports to add:
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fr.sii.ogham.util.ResourceUtils.*
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org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.*
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org.mockito.Mockito.*
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(if you are using JUnit 4) -
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(if you are using JUnit 5) -
org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.*
(if you are using AssertJ)
Once you have added all static imports you need, click on OK.
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public abstract class SeContainerInitializer
extends java.lang.Object
newInstance()
static method.
Typical usage looks like this:
SeContainer container = SeContainerInitializer.newInstance().initialize(); container.select(Foo.class).get(); container.close();
Since SeContainer
interface implements AutoCloseable:
try (SeContainer container = SeContainerInitializer.newInstance().initialize()) { container.select(Foo.class).get(); }
By default, the discovery is enabled so that all beans from all discovered bean archives are considered. However, it's possible to define a "synthetic" bean archive, or the set of bean classes and enablement respectively:
SeContainer container = SeContainerInitializer.newInstance().addBeanClasses(Foo.class, Bar.class).selectAlternatives(Bar.class).initialize());
Moreover, it's also possible to disable the discovery completely so that only the "synthetic" bean archive is considered:
SeContainer container = SeContainerInitializer.newInstance().disableDiscovery().addBeanClasses(Foo.class, Bar.class).initialize());
In the same manner, it is possible to explicitly declare interceptors, decorators, extensions and implementation specific options using the builder.
SeContainerInitializer containerInitializer = SeContainerInitializer.newInstance() .disableDiscovery() .addPackages(Main.class, Utils.class) .enableInterceptors(TransactionalInterceptor.class) .addProperty("property", true); SeContainer container = container.initialize();
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SeContainerInitializer() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addBeanClasses(java.lang.Class<?>... classes)
Add provided bean classes to the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addExtensions(java.lang.Class<? extends Extension>... extensions)
Add extensions to the set of extensions.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addExtensions(Extension... extensions)
Add extensions to the set of extensions.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addPackages(boolean scanRecursively,
java.lang.Class<?>... packageClasses)
Packages of the specified classes will be scanned and found classes will be added to the set of bean classes for the synthetic bean archive.*
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addPackages(boolean scanRecursively,
java.lang.Package... packages)
All classes from the specified packages will be added to the set of bean classes for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addPackages(java.lang.Class<?>... packageClasses)
All classes from the packages of the specified classes will be added to the set of bean classes for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addPackages(java.lang.Package... packages)
All classes from the specified packages will be added to the set of bean classes for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
addProperty(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.Object value)
Add a configuration property to the container
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
disableDiscovery()
By default, the discovery is enabled.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
enableDecorators(java.lang.Class<?>... decoratorClasses)
Add decorator classes to the list of enabled decorators for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
enableInterceptors(java.lang.Class<?>... interceptorClasses)
Add interceptor classes to the list of enabled interceptors for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainer |
initialize()
Initializes a CDI SeContainerInitializer.
|
static SeContainerInitializer |
newInstance()
Returns an instance of
SeContainerInitializer
Each call returns a new instance |
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
selectAlternatives(java.lang.Class<?>... alternativeClasses)
Add alternatives classes to the list of selected alternatives for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
selectAlternativeStereotypes(java.lang.Class<? extends java.lang.annotation.Annotation>... alternativeStereotypeClasses)
Add alternative stereotype classes to the list of selected alternative stereotypes for the synthetic bean archive.
|
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
setClassLoader(java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
Set a
ClassLoader . |
abstract SeContainerInitializer |
setProperties(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> properties)
Set all the configuration properties.
|
public static SeContainerInitializer newInstance()
SeContainerInitializer
Each call returns a new instancejava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if called in a Jakarta EE containerpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addBeanClasses(java.lang.Class<?>... classes)
classes
- classes to add to the synthetic bean archivepublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addPackages(java.lang.Class<?>... packageClasses)
Note that the scanning possibilities are limited. Therefore, only directories and jar files from the filesystem are supported.
Scanning may also have negative impact on SE performance.
packageClasses
- classes whose packages will be added to the synthetic bean archivepublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addPackages(boolean scanRecursively, java.lang.Class<?>... packageClasses)
Note that the scanning possibilities are limited. Therefore, only directories and jar files from the filesystem are supported.
Scanning may also have negative impact on SE performance.
scanRecursively
- should subpackages be scanned or notpackageClasses
- classes whose packages will be scannedpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addPackages(java.lang.Package... packages)
Note that the scanning possibilities are limited. Therefore, only directories and jar files from the filesystem are supported.
Scanning may also have negative impact on SE performance.
packages
- packages that will be added to the synthetic bean archivepublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addPackages(boolean scanRecursively, java.lang.Package... packages)
Note that the scanning possibilities are limited. Therefore, only directories and jar files from the filesystem are supported.
Scanning may also have negative impact on SE performance.
scanRecursively
- should subpackages be scanned or notpackages
- packages that will be added to the synthetic bean archivepublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addExtensions(Extension... extensions)
extensions
- extensions to use in the containerpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addExtensions(java.lang.Class<? extends Extension>... extensions)
extensions
- extensions class to use in the containerpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer enableInterceptors(java.lang.Class<?>... interceptorClasses)
This method does not add any class to the set of bean classes of the synthetic bean archive.
interceptorClasses
- classes of the interceptors to enable.public abstract SeContainerInitializer enableDecorators(java.lang.Class<?>... decoratorClasses)
This method does not add any class to the set of bean classes of the synthetic bean archive.
decoratorClasses
- classes of the decorators to enable.public abstract SeContainerInitializer selectAlternatives(java.lang.Class<?>... alternativeClasses)
This method does not add any class to the set of bean classes of the synthetic bean archive.
alternativeClasses
- classes of the alternatives to selectpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer selectAlternativeStereotypes(java.lang.Class<? extends java.lang.annotation.Annotation>... alternativeStereotypeClasses)
This method does not add any class to the set of bean classes of the synthetic bean archive.
alternativeStereotypeClasses
- alternatives stereotypes to selectpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer addProperty(java.lang.String key, java.lang.Object value)
key
- property namevalue
- property valuepublic abstract SeContainerInitializer setProperties(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> properties)
properties
- a map containing properties to addpublic abstract SeContainerInitializer disableDiscovery()
public abstract SeContainerInitializer setClassLoader(java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
ClassLoader
. The given ClassLoader
will be scanned automatically for bean archives if scanning is enabled.classLoader
- the class loader to usepublic abstract SeContainer initialize()
Initializes a CDI SeContainerInitializer.
Cannot be called within an application server.
SeContainer
instance associated with the container.java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if called within an application server


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Hernan is a full-stack developer with experience developing solutions for web and mobile environments with an unusual love for DevOps, and agile methodologies.


Suppressed Event Aggregator
An Event Streaming Application can perform continuous aggregation operations like an Event Aggregator. If the input data is not windowed (cf. Event Grouper), the aggregator will emit "intermediate" processing results. That's because an event stream is potentially infinite, so generally we do not know when the input is considered "complete". So, with few exceptions, there's not really a point where we can have a "final" result.
However, if the input data is windowed (e.g., the input is grouped into 5-minute windows in order to compute 5-minute averages), then emitting a "final" result per window is possible, because the aggregator knows when the input for a given window is considered complete, and thus it can be configured to suppress "intermediate" results until the window time passes.
Problem
How can an event aggregator provide a final aggregation result, rather than "intermediate" results that keep being updated?
Solution
First, the input events of the aggregator must be windowed via an Event Grouper, i.e., the events are being grouped into "windows" based on their timestamps. Depending on the configured grouping, an event is placed exclusively into a single window, or it can be placed into multiple windows. Then, the event aggregator performs its operation on each window.
Only once the window is considered to have "passed" (e.g., a 5-minute window starting at 09:00am and ending at 09:05am) will the aggregator output a single, final result for this window. For example, consider an aggregation for an event stream of customer payments, where we want to compute the number of payments per hour. By using a window size of 1 hour, we can emit a final count for the hourly number of payments once the respective 1-hour window closes.
Ideally, the aggregator is able to handle out-of-order or "late" events, which is a common situation to deal with in an event streaming platform (e.g., an event created at 09:03 arrives only at 09:07). Here, a common technique is to let users define a so-called grace period for windows to give delayed events some extra time to arrive. Events that arrive within the grace period of a window will be processed, whereas any later events will be not be processed (e.g., if the grace period is 3 minutes, then the 09:03 event arriving at 09:07 would be included in the 09:00-09:05 window; any events arriving at or after 09:08 would be ignored by this window).
Note that the use of a grace period increases the processing latency, because the aggregator has to wait for an additional period of time before it knows the input for a given window is complete and thus before it can output the single, final result for that window.
Implementation
For Apache Kafka®, the Kafka Streams client library provides a suppress
operator in its DSL, which we can apply to windowed aggregations.
In the following example we compute hourly aggregations on a stream of orders, using a grace period of five minutes to wait for any orders arriving with a slight delay. The suppress
operator ensures that there's only a single result event for each hourly window.
KStream<String, OrderEvent> orderStream = builder.stream(...);
orderStream.groupByKey()
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of(Duration.ofHours(1)).grace(Duration.ofMinutes(5)))
.aggregate(() -> 0.0 /* initial value of `total`, per window */,
(key, order, total) -> total + order.getPrice(),
Materialized.with(Serdes.String(), Serdes.Double()))
.suppress(untilWindowCloses(unbounded()))
.toStream()
.map((windowKey, value) -> KeyValue.pair(windowKey.key(),value))
.to(outputTopic, Produced.with(Serdes.String(), Serdes.Double()));
Considerations
- To honor the contract of outputting only a single result per window, the suppressed aggregator typically buffers events in some way until the window closes. If its implementation uses an in-memory buffer, then, depending on the number of events per window and their payload sizes, there's the risk to run into out-of-memory errors.
References
- The tutorial Emit a final result from a time window with Kafka Streams provides more details about the
suppress
operator.


Basis Universal GPU Texture Compression
Basis Universal is a “supercompressed” GPU texture and texture video compression system that outputs a highly compressed intermediate file format (.basis) that can be quickly transcoded to a wide variety of GPU texture compression formats.
Transcoders
Basis Universal texture data may be used in two different file formats:
.basis
and .ktx2
. Texture data is identical in both cases, but different
transcoders are required to read the two file types. Both transcoders are
available in this folder now, but they may be merged in the future.
For further documentation about the Basis compressor and transcoder, refer to the Basis GitHub repository.
.basis
The folder contains two files required for transcoding .basis
textures:
basis_transcoder.js
— JavaScript wrapper for the WebAssembly transcoder.basis_transcoder.wasm
— WebAssembly transcoder.
Both are dependencies of THREE.BasisTextureLoader
:
var basisLoader = new THREE.BasisTextureLoader();
basisLoader.setTranscoderPath( 'examples/js/libs/basis/' );
basisLoader.detectSupport( renderer );
basisLoader.load( 'diffuse.basis', function ( texture ) {
var material = new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial( { map: texture } );
}, function () {
console.log( 'onProgress' );
}, function ( e ) {
console.error( e );
} );
.ktx2
The folder contains two files required for transcoding .ktx2
textures:
msc_basis_transcoder.js
— JavaScript wrapper for the WebAssembly transcoder.msc_basis_transcoder.wasm
— WebAssembly transcoder.
Currently, the msc_basis_transcoder.js
file must be added to the page as a
global script. The WASM transcoder will be downloaded from the same directory
automatically. These will likely be replaced with ES modules, and merged with
the .basis
transcoder, in the future. See KTX2Loader
for usage.


Mr Key has not yet fled the country—I will be leaving at some ungodly hour tomorrow—so my hiatus announcement was a little premature. I thought I would feel bereft at neglecting important Hooting Yard business for a few days, but in fact I feel immensely relieved. A few days ago I mentioned the Quaker I knew who was cheered by having a complete absence of activity in his brainpans, and I now understand what he meant. But fear not, I will return to the fray upon my return to Blighty.
In the meantime, here is a letter that plopped into my inbox yesterday.
Dear Sir or Madam,
Liaocheng Dongying Hengtong Metal Manufacturing Co., Ltd here.
Glad to hear that you are on the market for Automatic chicken cage.
We are a professional producer of the complete sets of equipment for raising birds. At present, it is an enterprise which has the import-export license and exports a batch of comp-lete sets of automatic equipment for raising chickens.
These products gained good prestige among customers and they are not only used in great-scaled biological raising farms in domestic provinces, but also exported to Middle Asia, South and East regions, Australia, South America, Middle East areas, Africa mainland and so on in great lot.
We are willing to wholehearted with all the friends and customers to establish good relations of cooperation, realize a win-win benefits, and create a magnificent performance.
If any interest, feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Senior Sales Manager,
Fatma


Match Play. Red trails 1-2 to 7. Should Red redouble? If redoubled, should White take?
pips Red=106 White=126
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red's position is not as good as it looks. If the blot on the 24-pt were on the 23-pt then this would be redouble/big pass but that one pip makes all the difference. On average it will take Red 5.5 rolls to escape that blot from behind the prime.
Meanwhile things can go badly wrong for him on the rest of the board and he needs some improvement before he can redouble. For money a redouble here would be a quadruple for blunder. The match score waters that down to merely a simple blunder!
Of course if you think your opponent might drop that is another thing altogether!
Meanwhile things can go badly wrong for him on the rest of the board and he needs some improvement before he can redouble. For money a redouble here would be a quadruple for blunder. The match score waters that down to merely a simple blunder!
Of course if you think your opponent might drop that is another thing altogether!
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.228 (Money: +0.205) 0.515 0.294 0.004 - 0.485 0.118 0.006 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.426 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.574) 3. Double, take +0.303 (-0.123) Proper cube action: No redouble, take (17.6%)


Miscellaneous papers
- Contribution to the food miles debate in New Zealand. This
category contains a paper written
for the National Business Review for March 2, 2007, and a
letter to and reply
from the Minister of Agriculture on the same subject. The
position taken is that protectionist interests in New Zealand's
trading partners could take over the food miles debate and ask
their governments to introduce carbon levies on imports of food and
thus discriminate against New Zealand trade.
- 'Reforming EU Farm Policy: Lessons from New Zealand' (2001)
PDF Occasional Paper 112,
Institute of Economic Affairs, London This 32-page essay was
designed to make the case for further deregulation of the Common
Agricultural Policy in a more international market direction. It
demonstrates how a small agriculturally exporting economy like New
Zealand can retreat from a fairly highly regulated environment to a
more open economy in the space of 10 years. There were some pains
of adjustment and Government help was required at crucial times.
The implications for trade reform are discussed in a final chapter.
In a book of the same title, published by the IEA, my essay is
followed by a commmentary by Richard Howarth, an IEA commentator.
The link is in pdf format.
- 'The Contribution of Agriculture to the National Economy of New
Zealand' 1999 meeting of Australian Agricultural and Resource
Economic Society, Christchurch, NZ. This is polemical piece, eight
pages in length, deploring the lack of understanding of politicians
and administrators of the sources of productive efficiency in the
NZ economy. It was later reprinted in Agricultural Science, New
Series, Vol 12 (4), 1999, Carlton, Victoria.
-
Comment on E.K.Bensah's review of
Trade Performance and
Commodity Dependence
(UNCTAD) EK Bensah reviewed this UNCTAD
report on the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>website in February 2004.
This paper is an abbreviated version of a review of the same report
I prepared in June 2004. The full version will be published in
early 2005. I discuss the implication of commodity trade reform on
African nations south of the Sahara with emphasis on smallholder
agriculture. Posted on the wto_forum website 20 Sept 2004.
- A Review of
Healthy Money Healthy Planet: Developing sustainability through
new money systems, by Deirdre Kent, which appears in 'New
Zealand Books', a Wellington publication.
- Market Signals Gone Awry, The Independent 5 April 2006, p8.
This is a letter to the Editor in response to an article
Infrastructure Stuck in the Slow Lane published on 8 March
2006. That article made the point that the country's roading
expenditure was half the proportion of GDP compared with the 1960s
and 1970s. My letter updates some earlier results of mine that were
published on 29 September 1999. In the period 1995-2002 capital
stocks employed by the energy sector rose by 5%, those of the
transport sector rose by 1% and those of the communications sector
rose by 57%. I question whether the national planning arrangements
for transport and energy are adequate in the face of the obvious
lack of investment in these two sectors.


assigned
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 13:02:01.referenced
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 16:10:16.merged
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 16:10:16.closed
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 16:10:16.head_ref_deleted
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 16:10:17.assigned
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 12:39:06.closed
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 16:10:17.@maxkadel I think the implementation you've proposed in the screenshot meets the ticket's requirement.
mentioned
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 17:05:45.subscribed
by Max Kadel at 2022-09-06 17:05:45.Hi @regineheberlein - Thanks for your work on this. I was able to review some records and noticed just a couple of issues:
Of more concern is the missing processinfo note, though Kelly mentioned that you created a ticket to index these. Is that correct?
Thanks @faithc ! The format display is correct, even though it is confusing. I had to ask DT about it myself. It's the display for resources coded as mixed materials.
I'm afraid adding a comma after the title is out of scope for this project--that would be a ticket in orangelight, which handles the display.
You are correct: the processinfo note is being investigated on a separate ticket. https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1977
Ah ok, gotcha re: the format display and title punctuation.
And great; thanks re: processinfo.
From my quick chat with Kelly, it seems like we should also create a ticket so that viaf names and non-LC SH, like those from the Homosaurus, are indexed and discoverable?
Yup, you could open one in bibdata if you want to request additional authorities to be indexed: https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata
That would be a new feature, so I'll leave it to you to request it.
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by None at 2022-09-06 21:00:27.subscribed
by None at 2022-09-06 21:00:27.mentioned
by None at 2022-09-06 21:06:31.subscribed
by None at 2022-09-06 21:06:31.Another topic mentioned on the thread:
In this record: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9942717413506421, the MARC contains an 880 field:
600-08/$1 a| 沈从文, d| 1902- t| 边城.
However, it does not display in the show page.
I broke this comment off into its own issue: https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1980
assigned
by Jane Sandberg at 2022-09-06 16:16:27.referenced
by Christina Chortaria at 2022-09-06 17:39:23.merged
by Christina Chortaria at 2022-09-06 17:39:23.closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2022-09-06 17:39:24.head_ref_deleted
by Christina Chortaria at 2022-09-06 17:39:24.assigned
by None at 2022-09-06 19:24:54.assigned
by Eliot Jordan at 2022-09-06 21:08:21.brew upgrade
fixes this issue.
closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2022-09-06 15:54:49.Can connect now.
closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2022-09-06 17:03:32.Is it awaiting RDSS review?
Yes
labeled
by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-06 19:21:42.On my 2013 mac pro:
Finished in 7 minutes 57 seconds (files took 40.89 seconds to load)
head_ref_force_pushed
by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-06 15:56:16.review_dismissed
by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-06 19:56:07.head_ref_force_pushed
by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-07 00:05:49.labeled
by Kevin Reiss at 2022-09-06 17:39:46.fixed in #406
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Interface IRepository
Data repository (data object collection) basic interface
Inherited Members
Namespace: XData
Assembly: XData.docfx.dll
Syntax
public interface IRepository : IDataQuery, IOrderedQueryable, IQueryable, IEnumerable, IDisposable
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCount
Get repository object count
Declaration
long Count { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int64 |
Editable
Get editable state of repository objects
Declaration
bool Editable { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
FixedQuery
Data repository fixed query
Declaration
bool FixedQuery { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
Used to cache record set once (at first call) and have an access to cached data multiple times
Hint: Useful when needed to read the same data multiple times according dynamic rules and all records count approximately equal or less then requests count
Examples
var q = dataScope.GetRepository<Some>().Where(x => x.SomeField == 1);
q.FixedQuery = true;
q.FirstOrDefault(x => x.OtherField == 3); //Queried across the cached data
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HasCurrentRecord
Check current record is assigned
Declaration
bool HasCurrentRecord { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Manual
Manual repository flag
Declaration
bool Manual { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
Manual repositories can be filled by attached objects only
Hint: Use manual repositories to build logic filled repositories
Hint: Use manual repositories as mock repositories for testing
Hint: Object attaching (see Attach(T, DataObjectState, IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<String, Object>>, AttachedHandler<T>[])) set Manual property to True automatically
WARNING! Detach objects (see Detach(Predicate<T>)) NOT set Manual property to False automatically!
See Also
ShowSubtree
Data repository tree modifier
Declaration
bool ShowSubtree { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
Used to show/hide subtree related items in slave view when master is tree
When ShowSubtree = false - slave contains selected node child items only
When ShowSubtree = true - selected node and it's subtree child items
Works with DirectLink: External links marked as DirectLink is filled while ShowSubtree is false and omitted otherwise
See Also
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceClear(DataSubmitFlag)
Clear repository objects
Declaration
bool Clear(DataSubmitFlag flag = DataSubmitFlag.None)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DataSubmitFlag | flag |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
All objects corresponded current repository limitations will be deleted through single operation
WARNING! Trigger logic BeforeDelete and AfterDelete are not used in this case!
Use BeforeClear and AfterClear instead!
CloseChilds()
Close child repositories
Declaration
void CloseChilds()
DetachChild<TChild>(String)
Detach child repository
Declaration
void DetachChild<TChild>(string alias = null)
where TChild : class, IDataObject, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | alias |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TChild |
FindParent<TParent>(out IRepository<TParent>, String)
Find parent repository
Declaration
bool FindParent<TParent>(out IRepository<TParent> parent, string alias = null)
where TParent : class, IDataObject, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IRepository<TParent> | parent | Parent repository |
| String | alias | Parent repository alias |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | Find success |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TParent | Parent repository type |
GetChild<TChild>(String, ISecuritySession, Variable[])
Get a child repository
Declaration
IRepository<TChild> GetChild<TChild>(string alias = null, ISecuritySession security = null, params Variable[] variables)
where TChild : class, IDataObject, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | alias | Child alias |
| ISecuritySession | security | Security session |
| Variable[] | variables | Child variables |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IRepository<TChild> | Repository |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TChild | Child type |
Remarks
If child repository not exists it will be created and linked to base repository as a child
When alias parameter value is not set child object type name used as child repository alias
See Also
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Refresh repository data cache
Declaration
void Refresh()


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IFDataManager Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | IFDataManager.h |
Overview
IFDataManager
handle all operations on data and communicate with API.
Initialization
- Get application id and secret for your account on http://geos.zone.
Set application id & secret in IFDataManager
[[IFDataManager sharedManager] setClientID:applicationId secret:applicationSecret];
Obtain access token with function [IFDataManager authenticateWithSuccess:failure:]
[[IFDataManager sharedManager] authenticateWithSuccess: ^(IFOAuthCredential *credential) { NSLog(@"my access_toke=%@", credential.access_token); } failure: ^(NSError *error) { NSLog(@"error: %@", error); }];
Cache
Most of data received from API is converted to coredata model object and stored in internal database. Model object starts with IFM
prefix.
accessToken
An information about the current access token.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSString *accessToken
Discussion
An information about the current access token.
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
delegate
Delegate responsible for passing all the events from the manager
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<IFDataManagerDelegate> delegate
Discussion
Delegate responsible for passing all the events from the manager
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
+ sharedManager
Each manager is a singleton, they are accessible by the sharedManager method
+ (IFDataManager *)sharedManager
Return Value
IFDataManager object
Discussion
Each manager is a singleton, they are accessible by the sharedManager method
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– authenticated
Get the information whether current user is authenticated, or no
- (BOOL)authenticated
Return Value
Is the current user authenticated
Discussion
Get the information whether current user is authenticated, or no
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– setClientID:secret:
Set client id & client secret
- (void)setClientID:(NSString *)clientID secret:(NSString *)clientSecret
Parameters
clientID |
Should be generated in the CMS |
|---|---|
clientSecret |
Should be generated in the CMS |
Discussion
Set client id & client secret
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– authenticateWithSuccess:failure:
Authenticate user and obtain API access token Use with blocks or delegates
- (void)authenticateWithSuccess:(void ( ^ ) ( IFOAuthCredential *credential ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Discussion
Authenticate user and obtain API access token Use with blocks or delegates
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– unauthenticate
Remove all authentication information and invalidate access token.
- (void)unauthenticate
Discussion
Remove all authentication information and invalidate access token.
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– clearCaches
Clear local cache
- (void)clearCaches
Discussion
Clear local cache
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– loadDataForLocation:distance:withPublicVenues:successBlock:failure:
Call API to find venues in set geo coordinates
- (void)loadDataForLocation:(CLLocation *)location distance:(NSNumber *)distance withPublicVenues:(BOOL)publicVenues successBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *venues ))successBlock failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
location |
coordinate |
|---|---|
distance |
radius @param publicVenues |
successBlock |
success block, array venues |
failure |
failure block |
Discussion
Call API to find venues in set geo coordinates
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– loadVenueForVenueID:successBlock:failure:
Call API to find venue based on venue id
- (void)loadVenueForVenueID:(NSNumber *)venueId successBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *venues ))successBlock failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array venues |
|---|---|
failure |
failure block |
Discussion
Call API to find venue based on venue id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchVenuesFromCacheWithBlock:
Fetch all venues
- (void)fetchVenuesFromCacheWithBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *venues ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array venues |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all venues
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchAllVenuesOutdoor:type:block:
Fetch all venues outdoor of the type
- (void)fetchAllVenuesOutdoor:(BOOL)outdoor type:(IFMVenueType)type block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *venues ))block
Parameters
venue |
type |
|---|---|
successBlock |
success block, array venues |
Discussion
Fetch all venues outdoor of the type
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchVenuesFromCacheForVenueId:block:
Fetch venue from venue id
- (void)fetchVenuesFromCacheForVenueId:(NSNumber *)venueId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *venues ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array venues |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch venue from venue id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchVenuesFromCacheForFloorId:block:
Fetch venue from floorplan id
- (void)fetchVenuesFromCacheForFloorId:(NSNumber *)floorId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *venues ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array venues |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch venue from floorplan id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchFloorsFromCacheForVenueId:block:
Fetch all floorplans from venue id
- (void)fetchFloorsFromCacheForVenueId:(NSNumber *)venueId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *floors ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array floorplans |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all floorplans from venue id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchFloorsFromCacheForFloorId:block:
Fetch all floorplans from floorplan id
- (void)fetchFloorsFromCacheForFloorId:(NSNumber *)floorId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *floors ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array floorplans |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all floorplans from floorplan id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchAreasFromCacheForVenueId:block:
Fetch all areas from venue id
- (void)fetchAreasFromCacheForVenueId:(NSNumber *)venueId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *areas ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array areas |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all areas from venue id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchAreasFromCacheForFloorId:block:
Fetch all areas from floorplan id
- (void)fetchAreasFromCacheForFloorId:(NSNumber *)floorId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *areas ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array areas |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all areas from floorplan id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchAreasFromCacheForAreaId:block:
Fetch all areas from area id
- (void)fetchAreasFromCacheForAreaId:(NSNumber *)areaId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *areas ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array areas |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all areas from area id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchAreasFromCacheForVenueId:searchText:block:
Fetch all areas when name CONTAINS search text
- (void)fetchAreasFromCacheForVenueId:(NSNumber *)venueId searchText:(NSString *)searchText block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *areas ))block
Parameters
search |
text |
|---|---|
successBlock |
success block, array areas |
Discussion
Fetch all areas when name CONTAINS search text
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchContentFromCacheForContentId:block:
Fetch all contents from content id
- (void)fetchContentFromCacheForContentId:(NSNumber *)contentId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *contents ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array contents |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch all contents from content id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchContentForAreaId:block:
Fetch content from area id
- (void)fetchContentForAreaId:(NSNumber *)areaId block:(void ( ^ ) ( IFMContent *content ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, object content |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch content from area id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchContentForAreaId:backgroundNotification:block:
Fetch content from area id
- (void)fetchContentForAreaId:(NSNumber *)areaId backgroundNotification:(BOOL)notification block:(void ( ^ ) ( IFMContent *content ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, object content |
|---|---|
backgroundNotification |
notification in background |
Discussion
Fetch content from area id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchContentForVenueId:block:
Fetch content from venue id
- (void)fetchContentForVenueId:(NSNumber *)venueId block:(void ( ^ ) ( IFMContent *content ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, object content |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch content from venue id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchBeaconByUUID:major:minor:block:
Fetch beacon based on parameters
- (void)fetchBeaconByUUID:(NSUUID *)uuid major:(NSInteger)major minor:(NSInteger)minor block:(void ( ^ ) ( IFMBeacon *beacon ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, object beacon |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch beacon based on parameters
@param uuid @param major @param minor
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchPushFromPushId:block:
Fetch push from push id
- (void)fetchPushFromPushId:(NSNumber *)pushId block:(void ( ^ ) ( IFMPush *push ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, object push |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch push from push id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– fetchPushContentFromCacheForPushContentId:block:
Fetch pushContent from pushContent id
- (void)fetchPushContentFromCacheForPushContentId:(NSNumber *)pushContentId block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *pushContents ))block
Parameters
successBlock |
success block, array pushContents |
|---|
Discussion
Fetch pushContent from pushContent id
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– routeFromFloorId:fromCoordinate:toFloorId:toCoordinate:transportType:successBlock:failure:
Query backend for route calculation between two points
- (void)routeFromFloorId:(NSNumber *)fromFloorId fromCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)fromCoordinate toFloorId:(NSNumber *)toFloorId toCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)toCoordinate transportType:(IFRouteType)type successBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSDictionary *routes , NSDictionary *floorNodes , CLLocationCoordinate2D endPoint ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
fromFloorId |
start floor id |
|---|---|
fromCoordinate |
start coordinate |
toFloorId |
destination floor id |
toCoordinate |
destination coordinates |
type |
route type |
failure |
failure block |
successBlock |
success block, array routes filled with IFPolygon objects |
Discussion
Query backend for route calculation between two points
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– routeFromFloorId:fromCoordinate:toFloorId:toCoordinate:transportType:success:failure:
Query backend for route calculation between two points
- (void)routeFromFloorId:(NSNumber *)fromFloorId fromCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)fromCoordinate toFloorId:(NSNumber *)toFloorId toCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)toCoordinate transportType:(IFRouteType)type success:(void ( ^ ) ( IFRouteModel *route ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
fromFloorId |
start floor id |
|---|---|
fromCoordinate |
start coordinate |
toFloorId |
destination floor id |
toCoordinate |
destination coordinates |
type |
route type |
success |
success block, object IFRouteModel |
failure |
failure block |
Discussion
Query backend for route calculation between two points
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– routeFromFloorId:fromCoordinate:toFloorId:toVenueId:toCoordinate:transportType:success:failure:
Query backend for route segment calculation between two points
- (void)routeFromFloorId:(NSNumber *)fromFloorId fromCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)fromCoordinate toFloorId:(NSNumber *)toFloorId toVenueId:(NSNumber *)toVenueId toCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)toCoordinate transportType:(IFRouteType)type success:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *segments ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
fromFloorId |
start floor id |
|---|---|
fromCoordinate |
start coordinate |
toFloorId |
destination floor id |
toVenueId |
destination venue id |
toCoordinate |
destination coordinates |
type |
route type |
success |
success block, array segments route |
failure |
failure block |
Discussion
Query backend for route segment calculation between two points
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
– routeFromFloorId:fromCoordinate:toVenueId:transportType:success:failure:
Query backend for route segment calculation between two points
- (void)routeFromFloorId:(NSNumber *)fromFloorId fromCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)fromCoordinate toVenueId:(NSNumber *)toVenueId transportType:(IFRouteType)type success:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray *segments ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
fromFloorId |
start floor id |
|---|---|
fromCoordinate |
start coordinate |
toVenueId |
destination venue id |
type |
route type |
success |
success block, array segments route |
failure |
failure block |
Discussion
Query backend for route segment calculation between two points
Declared In
IFDataManager.h
+ parserRouteModel:block:
Parser objects IFRouteModel, return route as MKPolyline, all Nodes divided into floors and the end point
+ (void)parserRouteModel:(IFRouteModel *)route block:(void ( ^ ) ( NSDictionary *routes , NSDictionary *floorNodes , CLLocationCoordinate2D endPoint ))block
Parameters
route |
route object MKPolyline |
|---|---|
block |
success block, all routes, all floors nodes, end point coordinate |
Discussion
Parser objects IFRouteModel, return route as MKPolyline, all Nodes divided into floors and the end point
Declared In
IFDataManager.h


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In Python you can import code from another module (.py
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We have a folder named vehicles
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car.py
bike.py
>>> import vehicles
>>> type(vehicles)
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>>> type(vehicles.car)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
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__init__.py
file. Therefor, if you import in__init__.py
, it will become global to the package.
Let’s change the contents of car.py
:
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class Car(object):
def __init__(self, color):
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Now let’s run some tests:
>>> from vehicles import car
>>> x = car.Car("blue")
>>> type(x)
<class 'vehicles.car.Car'>
Now notice if we run another test.
>>> import vehicles
>>> x = vehicles.car.Car("blue")
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: module 'vehicles' has no attribute 'car'
What do we learn here? You can import modules directly from a package, but it still doesn’t automatically import them.
Now, let’s try this. Write the following to __init__.py
:
from .car import Car
>>> import vehicles
>>> x = vehicles.Car("blue")
>>> type(x)
<class 'vehicles.car.Car'>
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When importing a package, you really are importing the
__init__.py
fileThis file should import all the bits and bobs of other files with a relative import command (a dot before the name)
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Usage
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Integration
chai-jq
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AMD Browser: To use in a RequireJS/AMD page, require in chai-jq
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Node.js / JsDom: To use in Node.js/JsDom, require in chai-jq
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Object Context Changes
One slight difference from how assertions in chai-jq
work from Chai and other
plugins is the switching of object context for certain assertions, currently:
$attr
$prop
In general usage, the object under test (e.g., the thing wrapped in an
expect()
) remains the current context, so you can do something like:
var $elem = $("
");
expect($elem)
// Assertion object is `$elem`
.to.have.$attr("id", "hi").and
// Assertion object is still `$elem`
.to.contain.$attr("foo", "bar");
In the above example, the jQuery object $elem
remains the object under
assertion for both $attr
calls. However, in the special case for one of the
enumerated assertions above where:
- There is no expected assertion value given; and,
- There are no negations (e.g.,
not
) used in a chain.
Then, the object under assertion switches to the value of the effective
method called. So, taking our example again, and calling $attr()
without
an expected value, we would have:
var $elem = $("
");
expect($elem)
// Assertion object is `$elem`
.to.have.$attr("foo").and
// Assertion object now changed to `$attr()` value: `"bar time"`
.to.equal("bar time").and
.to.match(/^b/).and
.to.not.have.length(2);
In the above example here, the object under assertion becomes the string
"bar time"
immediately after the call to $attr("foo")
with no expected
value.
Plugin API
$visible
$hidden
$val(expected, [message])
$class(expected, [message])
$attr(name, [expected], [message])
$data(name, [expected], [message])
$prop(name, [expected], [message])
$html(expected, [message])
$text(expected, [message])
$css(expected, [message])
$visible
Asserts that the element is visible.
Node.js/JsDom Note: JsDom does not currently infer zero-sized or hidden parent elements as hidden / visible appropriately.
expect($("

"))
.to.be.$visible;
See: http://api.jquery.com/visible-selector/
$hidden
Asserts that the element is hidden.
Node.js/JsDom Note: JsDom does not currently infer zero-sized or hidden parent elements as hidden / visible appropriately.
expect($("
"))
.to.be.$hidden;
See: http://api.jquery.com/hidden-selector/
$val(expected, [message])
- expected (
String|RegExp
) value - message (
String
) failure message (optional)
Asserts that the element value matches a string or regular expression.
expect($("<input value='foo' />"))
.to.have.$val("foo").and
.to.have.$val(/^foo/);
See: http://api.jquery.com/val/
$class(expected, [message])
- expected (
String
) class name - message (
String
) failure message (optional)
Asserts that the element has a class match.
expect($("
"))
.to.have.$class("foo").and
.to.have.$class("bar");
See: http://api.jquery.com/hasClass/
$attr(name, [expected], [message])
- name (
String
) attribute name - expected (
String
) attribute content (optional) - message (
String
) failure message (optional) - returns current object or attribute string value
Asserts that the target has exactly the given named attribute, or
asserts the target contains a subset of the attribute when using the
include
or contain
modifiers.
expect($("
"))
.to.have.$attr("id", "hi").and
.to.contain.$attr("foo", "bar");
Changes context to attribute string value when no expected value is provided:
expect($("
"))
.to.have.$attr("foo").and
.to.equal("bar time").and
.to.match(/^b/);
See: http://api.jquery.com/attr/
$data(name, [expected], [message])
- name (
String
) data-attribute name - expected (
String
) data-attribute content (optional) - message (
String
) failure message (optional) - returns current object or attribute string value
Asserts that the target has exactly the given named
data-attribute, or asserts the target contains a subset
of the data-attribute when using the
include
or contain
modifiers.
expect($("
"))
.to.have.$data("id", "hi").and
.to.contain.$data("foo", "bar");
Changes context to data-attribute string value when no expected value is provided:
expect($("
"))
.to.have.$data("foo").and
.to.equal("bar time").and
.to.match(/^b/);
See: http://api.jquery.com/data/
$prop(name, [expected], [message])
- name (
String
) property name - expected (
Object
) property value (optional) - message (
String
) failure message (optional) - returns current object or property string value
Asserts that the target has exactly the given named property.
expect($("<input type=\"checkbox\" checked=\"checked\" />"))
.to.have.$prop("checked", true).and
.to.have.$prop("type", "checkbox");
Changes context to property string value when no expected value is provided:
expect($("<input type=\"checkbox\" checked=\"checked\" />"))
.to.have.$prop("type").and
.to.equal("checkbox").and
.to.match(/^c.*x$/);
See: http://api.jquery.com/prop/
$html(expected, [message])
- expected (
String
) HTML content - message (
String
) failure message (optional)
Asserts that the target has exactly the given HTML, or
asserts the target contains a subset of the HTML when using the
include
or contain
modifiers.
expect($("
foo
"))
.to.have.$html("foo").and
.to.contain.$html("foo");
See: http://api.jquery.com/html/
$text(expected, [message])
- expected (
String
) text content - message (
String
) failure message (optional)
Asserts that the target has exactly the given text, or
asserts the target contains a subset of the text when using the
include
or contain
modifiers.
expect($("
foo bar
"))
.to.have.$text("foo bar").and
.to.contain.$text("foo");
See: http://api.jquery.com/text/
$css(expected, [message])
- expected (
String
) CSS property content - message (
String
) failure message (optional)
Asserts that the target has exactly the given CSS property, or
asserts the target contains a subset of the CSS when using the
include
or contain
modifiers.
Node.js/JsDom Note: Computed CSS properties are not correctly inferred as of JsDom v0.8.8. Explicit ones should get matched exactly.
Browser Note: Explicit CSS properties are sometimes not matched
(in contrast to Node.js), so the plugin performs an extra check against
explicit style
properties for a match. May still have other wonky
corner cases.
PhantomJS Note: PhantomJS also is fairly wonky and unpredictable with
respect to CSS / styles, especially those that come from CSS classes
and not explicity style
attributes.
expect($("
"))
.to.have.$css("width", "50px").and
.to.have.$css("border-top-style", "dotted");
See: http://api.jquery.com/css/
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library(dplyr)
library(ggplot2)
library(HURDAT)
library(lubridate)
library(readr)
library(rrricanes)
library(rrricanesdata)
ACE or Accumulated Cyclone Energy is a method of measuring energy of a cyclone or for an entire season. It is calculated by the formula
\[ \text{ACE} = 10^{-4}\sum{v^2_\text{max}} \]
where \(v_\text{max}\) is the wind speed in knots. Values may only be used when a storm is a tropical system with winds of at least 35 knots. Additionally, only six-hour intervals are used.
To calculate ACE you would want to use the fstadv
dataset and apply the following rules:
Status
is Tropical Storm or Hurricane.Wind
is not NAKey
Wind
fstadv <- fstadv %>%
filter(hour(Date) %in% c(3, 9, 15, 21),
Status %in% c("Tropical Storm", "Hurricane"),
!is.na(Wind)) %>%
group_by(Key) %>%
select(Name, Wind)
## Adding missing grouping variables: `Key`
Now let’s summarise our dataset with new variable ACE
.
fstadv %>%
summarise(Name = last(Name),
ACE = sum(Wind^2) * 1e-04) %>%
arrange(desc(ACE)) %>%
top_n(10)
## Selecting by ACE
## # A tibble: 10 x 3
## Key Name ACE
## <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 AL092004 Ivan 69.8600
## 2 AL132003 Isabel 62.5175
## 3 AL142016 Matthew 47.9950
## 4 AL062004 Frances 46.9100
## 5 AL091999 Gert 44.0025
## 6 AL112010 Igor 42.9350
## 7 AL102003 Fabian 42.6175
## 8 EP071999 Dora 42.1800
## 9 AL071998 Georges 38.9675
## 10 AL092008 Ike 38.2450
This matches somewhat well with Wikipedia and other sources. But, you may notice we’re missing some storms. rrricanes
currently only holds data back to 1998; this data is considered “real-time”.
A companion package, HURDAT is available in CRAN that has data for all cyclones dating back as far as 1851. This package has less data than rrricanes
. But, as it is based on a post-storm reanalysis project, the data is more accurate.
Let’s revisit the top 10 using HURDAT
:
AL %>%
filter(hour(DateTime) %in% c(0, 6, 12, 18),
Status %in% c("TS", "HU"),
!is.na(Wind)) %>%
group_by(Key) %>%
summarise(Name = last(Name),
ACE = sum(Wind^2) * 1e-04) %>%
arrange(desc(ACE)) %>%
top_n(10)
## Selecting by ACE
## # A tibble: 10 x 3
## Key Name ACE
## <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 AL031899 UNNAMED 73.5675
## 2 AL092004 IVAN 71.4825
## 3 AL091893 UNNAMED 63.5250
## 4 AL132003 ISABEL 63.2800
## 5 AL041926 UNNAMED 60.9350
## 6 AL141932 UNNAMED 59.8075
## 7 AL041906 UNNAMED 55.9700
## 8 AL041957 CARRIE 55.7600
## 9 AL091966 INEZ 54.5825
## 10 AL131995 LUIS 53.4500
A couple of things to notice here:
HURDAT
, the common times used are 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 UTCACE
is slightly higher and that could be for a number of reasons. For example, on re-analysis the Hurricane Research Division may have determined a cyclone was actually tropical (shown in HURDAT
) when initially it was believed to be extratropical (as shown in rrricanes
). Or, and more likely, they determined through additional data that a storm was actually stronger than originally though.
You can also calculate ACE
for a season. Instead of grouping by Key
we group by Year
. I’ll stick with HURDAT
in this example.
(df <- AL %>%
mutate(Year = year(DateTime)) %>%
filter(hour(DateTime) %in% c(0, 6, 12, 18),
Status %in% c("TS", "HU"),
!is.na(Wind)) %>%
group_by(Year) %>%
summarise(ACE = sum(Wind^2) * 1e-04) %>%
arrange(desc(ACE))) %>%
top_n(10)
## Selecting by ACE
## # A tibble: 10 x 2
## Year ACE
## <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 1933 258.5700
## 2 2005 245.9425
## 3 1893 231.1475
## 4 1926 229.5575
## 5 1995 227.6650
## 6 2004 225.8500
## 7 1950 211.2825
## 8 1961 205.3950
## 9 1998 182.8700
## 10 1887 181.2600
This also matches relatively well with that on Wikipedia and other sources.
It would certainly seem that tropical cyclone activity ebbs and flows over time.