KTT is a tuning framework for OpenCL and CUDA kernels. Version 1.1 which includes experimental support for Vulkan and support for kernel profiling on Nvidia GPUs is now available.
Tutorials are short examples aimed at introducing people to KTT framework. Each tutorial focuses on explaining specific part of the API. All tutorials are available for both OpenCL and CUDA backends. Most of the tutorials are also available for Vulkan. Tutorials assume that reader has some knowledge about C++ and GPU programming. List of currently available tutorials:
compute_api_info
: Tutorial covers retrieving information about compute API platforms and devices through KTT API.running_kernel
: Tutorial covers running simple kernel with KTT framework and retrieving output.tuning_kernel_simple
: Tutorial covers simple kernel tuning using small number of tuning parameters and reference class to ensure correctness of computation.custom_kernel_arguments
: Tutorial covers using kernel arguments with custom data types and validating the output with argument comparator.Examples showcase how KTT framework could be utilized in real-world scenarios. Examples are more complex than tutorials and assume that reader is familiar with KTT API. List of some of the currently available examples:
coulomb_sum_2d
: Example which showcases tuning of electrostatic potential map computation, it focuses on a single slice.coulomb_sum_3d_iterative
: 3D version of previous example, utilizes kernel from 2D version and launches it iteratively.coulomb_sum_3d
: Alternative to iterative version, utilizes kernel which computes entire map in single invocation.nbody
: Example which showcases tuning of N-body simulation.reduction
: Example which showcases tuning of vector reduction, launches a kernel iteratively.sort
: Radix sort example, combines multiple kernels into kernel composition.bicg
: Biconjugate gradients method example, features reference class, kernel compositions and constraints../premake5 gmake
to generate makefilecd build
to get inside build directorymake config={configuration}_{architecture}
to build the project (e.g. make config=release_x86_64
)premake5.exe vs2015
(or premake5.exe vs2017
) to generate Visual Studio project files--outdir=path
specifies custom build directory, default build directory is build
--platform=vendor
specifies SDK used for building KTT, useful when multiple SDKs are installed--profiling
enables compilation of kernel profiling functionality for CUDA--vulkan
enables compilation of experimental Vulkan backend--no-examples
disables compilation of examples--no-tutorials
disables compilation of tutorials--tests
enables compilation of unit tests--no-cuda
disables inclusion of CUDA API during compilation, only affects Nvidia platform--no-opencl
disables inclusion of OpenCL API during compilationOpenCL
distributed with specific device drivers (OpenCL only)cuda
distributed with specific device drivers (CUDA only)nvrtc
distributed with specific device drivers (CUDA only)cupti
bundled with Nvidia CUDA Toolkit (CUDA profiling only)vulkan
distributed with specific device drivers (Vulkan only)shaderc_shared
bundled with KTT distribution (Vulkan only)KTT is based on CLTune project. Some parts of KTT API are similar to CLTune API, however internal structure was almost completely rewritten from scratch. Portions of code for following features were ported from CLTune:


Town Watch
A simple library for in-browser, client-side validations where-in each validation failed will trigger one specific error
message in the DOM, as well as mark the corespunding input as invalid.
Dependences
None.
Browser compatibility
The compiled code is EcmaScript 5 and thus is compatible with all modern browsers, see here.
License
MIT
Why should I use this ?
- You have to add a lot of validations on a single input (most likely a text input).
- You want each validation to have it's unique message (error messages are in the DOM for whatever reason).
- You want a long chain of smaller validations instead of one big and probably very complex and error prone validation.
- You want to easily chain validations so that they can be added removed with minimum effort, configuration vs implementation.
- You want to easily add your custom validations to the ones allready provided.
- You want to avoid dependences.
How do I use this ?
See the examples page (includes codepen examples) or the examples on the github.


The worlds best doctors in your pocket
Peter Diamandis who runs the
XPrize Foundation
says people will become the CEO of their own health.
Wearables will be tracking your vitals constantly,
allowing you and others to make better health decisions.
By the end of this year Diamandis will have the 1st step
towards a personal doctor in your pocket this the Tricorder
Xprize.
Tricorder Xprize -
The Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE is a $10 million global competition to stimulate
innovation and integration of precision diagnostic technologies,
helping consumers make their own reliable health diagnoses anywhere, anytime.
The
Tricoder
Tricoder -
The device will be a tool capable of capturing key health metrics and diagnosing
a set of 15 diseases. Metrics for health could include such elements as blood
pressure, respiratory rate, and temperature. Ultimately, this tool will collect
large volumes of data from ongoing measurement of health states through a
combination of wireless sensors, imaging technologies, and portable, non-invasive
laboratory replacements.
will be a portable, wireless device in the palm of your hand that monitors and diagnoses your health conditions and will allow unprecedented access to personal health metrics.
The devices are expected to accurately diagnose 16 health conditions –
13 required core conditions and a choice of three elective conditions –
in addition to capturing five real-time health vital signs, independent
of a healthcare worker or facility.
The Sensing Xprize Sensing Xprize - Envision a future where everyone has access to affordable, personalized healthcare through sophisticated sensing technologies that put you in charge of your own health. Where sensors and devices recognize and measure your personal health information, provide insights and recommendations relevant to you and communicate that information to your physician. That’s the aim of this competition: a whole new level of personalized, digital health information. was recently won by a team with their rHEALTH sensor. It is designed to be a universal health sensor with capabilities to assess hundreds of different clinical lab tests in a single drop of blood or bodily fluid. The mobile health market will grow from $5.1 billion in 2013 to $41.8 billion in 2023—an eightfold increase, this is why many companies are looking to get into this market.
IBM are looking to use their super computer
Watson
to diagnose and treat cancer,
in 2013
Watson's successful diagnosis rate for lung cancer is 90 percent,
compared to 50 percent for human doctors.
In 2011,
IBM
announced that Watson had "learned" the same amount of
knowledge as the average second-year medical student.
Watson's ingestion of more than 600,000 pieces of medical evidence,
more than two million pages from medical journals and the further
ability to search through up to 1.5 million patient records for further
information gives it a breadth of knowledge no human doctor can match.
Today Watson, using its cognitive computing tools is used to create targeted cancer
therapy based on you and your cancer’s genetics by using Big Data.
Doctors will routinely use your DNA to keep you well, Once a doctor sequences your full genome Genome - The price of sequencing a single genome has dropped from the $3 billion spent by the original Human Genome Project 13 years ago to as little as $1,000 as well as your cancer’s DNA, mapping that information to the right treatment is difficult. Today, these types of DNA-based plans, where available, can take weeks or even months. Cognitive systems will decrease these times, while increasing the availability by providing doctors with information they can use to quickly build a focused treatment plan in just days or even minutes – all via the cloud. Deep insights based on DNA sequencing will be accessible to more doctors and patients to help tackle cancer. By using cognitive systems that continuously learn about cancer and the patients who have cancer, the level of care will only improve. No more assumptions about cancer location or type, or any disease with a DNA link, like heart disease and stroke. Genome sequencing will one day be available on your mobile phone. Mobile Genome - Oxford Nanopore Technologies wants to get your DNA online, and that future is closer than you think. MinION, a £650 gene sequencer created by the company that plugs into USB ports, could soon be integrated into your mobile phone.
The Internet of things will allow smart sensors everywhere to assess
our well being, they will be in our toilet checking our urine for problems,
tiny
chips
can be implanted in our bodies which we can monitor using our
phones, smart
wristbands
Smart Wristbands -
The wristband collects 50 million unique data points and over 400,000 vital
sign measurements per person per day, providing invaluable insights into a
person's health.
Around one billion people worldwide suffer from high blood
pressure and cardiovascular disease is linked to one third of all deaths.
Azim says that technology can
help make a reactive healthcare system predictive.
and
belts
Smart Belts -
Belty wirelessly connects with the user's smartphone and with its embedded
sensors, the belt will vibrate when it determines you have eaten too much,
and also sends a signal when you are sedentary for too long. The Belty will
automatically loosen when you sit down, and tighten when you stand up.
, smart clothes like
trousers
or
T-shirts,
special
patches
on our skin can test for abnormalities or when we need to take our medicine,
and smart
contact lenses
which test blood sugar levels are just some of the examples availible today
and what we can expect to be more prevalent in the future.
IBM has struck partnerships with Apple and the world’s biggest makers of medical devices, to put health data from Apple Watches Apple Watches - IBM’s push into digital healthcare will allow users monitoring their heart rate, calories burnt and cholesterol levels using Apple’s HealthKit platform to upload the information from an IBM app to a storage cloud, where it will be accessible to their doctors and insurance companies. Those who opt in to Apple’s Research Kit will also be able to share their data with medical researchers. into the hands of doctors and insurers, and to create personalised treatments for hip replacement patients and diabetics. By having access to information about your body and uploading this to the cloud will allow computers to utilise this big data to improve the diagnostic and treatment ability and improve our healthcare.
Advanced Health Care
Robots will help doctors, surgeons, nurses and hospitals give
better health care at lower prices.
By far the largest segment of the medical robotics sector will
be Direct Patient Care Robots.
Robotic surgery,
or robot-assisted surgery,
allows doctors to perform many types of complex procedures with more precision,
flexibility and control than is possible with conventional techniques.
Robotic surgery makes minimally invasive surgery possible. The benefits of minimally invasive surgery include:
- Fewer complications, such as surgical site infection
- Less pain and blood loss
- Quicker recovery
Exoskeletons are getting much
better
and
cheaper
Exoskeletons -
Although priced at close to $130,000, the high-end exoskeleton is witnessing an
influx of new materials and new technologies that will significantly drop the
cost of entry for rehabilitation medical settings, and eventually, low enough
to be integral to home healthcare.
Near-term acceptance by insurance carriers,
OSHA and Medicare could well push the exoskeleton’s price tag affodably lower
for individuals.
to make thanks to 3D printing which allows
custom fits
to be manufactured quickly.
With an estimated 2.2 million Americans residing outside of institutions
using wheelchairs, and a half dozen exoskeleton companies
offering products of varying price points, the advent
of the affordable exoskeleton enabling total liberation for many people.
Technology is also allowing us to cure damaged senses such as
blindness,
Blindness -
A camera connected to a pair of glasses transmits visual information
to a small chip attached to the back of the eye via a small computer
worn in a belt pack.
The chip can send light signals directly to the optic nerve,
bypassing the damaged retina and providing the patient with visual
information in the form of flashes of light.
Dr. Iezzi stated that at Mayo Clinic they are currently working on new
methods to grow stem cellsfrom a patient's own tissue samples;
a regenerative approach that could one day lead to the restoration of sight
to people that have lost it.
"While this technology restores rudimentary vision, eventually as
these devices improve, we may one day be able to treat patients with
advanced macular disease such as Stargardt macular dystrophy or
age-related macular degeneration," Dr. Iezzi suggested.
Technology is now allowing us to improve our senses, a person recently
modified their
eyeballs to be able to see in the
dark.
Cat Eyes -
A group of biohackers say they’ve figured out a way to inject our
eyeballs with night vision, or low-light vision anyway. The procedure
has allowed one superhuman to temporarily see over 50 meters (164 feet)
in the dark
There is even technology available to
create
New Senses -
His research into our brain processes has led him to create new
interfaces — such as a sensory vest — to take in previously unseen
information about the world around us.
entirely new senses.
Prosthetics has a huge potential as there are nearly 2 million people living
with limb loss in the United States, there are already Prosthetic limbs that
are controlled by their user’s
thoughts,
and there are new advances in
bionics
that are allowing people to run, climb and dance again.
An
exoskeleton
that enables movement and provides tactile feedback
has helped eight paralysed people regain sensation
and move previously paralysed muscles.
The advent of three-dimensional (3D) printing has generated a swell of interest
in
artificial organs
3D printed organs -
The company’s next step will be to provide printed tissue patches to repair
damaged livers in humans, says Organovo’s chief executive, Keith Murphy.
That business is currently focused on titanium replacement hip joints,
which can be tailored to fit individual people, and made-to-order polymer
bones to reconstruct damaged skulls and fingers.
Printed body parts brought
in US$537 million last year, up about 30% on the previous year
meant to replace, or even enhance, human machinery.
An even more amazing possibility is that the first human
head transplant
could happen in two years.
Indirect Patient Care Robots will improve outcomes for patients and lessen the workload experienced by medical center workers. Pharmacy Robots will help streamline work processes through the use of automation and reduce salaries, wages, and benefits costs. Delivery robots will start to arrive in more hospitals, freeing up staff to give more care. Disinfection robots will be used to cut down on Infections contracted while people are receiving medical care.
Health care organizations will start to use self service machines to reduce wait times and improve patient satisfaction. Self-service kiosks provide organizations the opportunity to reduce paper costs, handle more patients and improve labour costs. Medical robots will enhance nursing Friendly Robots - Meet MEDi, the friendly robot designed to make painful procedures such as blood tests or vaccines stress-free for children. by helping them to look after patients better, In Japan, hospital staff and carers in nursing homes are required to lift patients about 40 times a day, which is strenuous and can cause lower-back pain, so a company in Japan have built an experimental robot Robot Nurse - To aid carers, the Riken-SRK Collaboration Center for Human-Interactive Robot Research in Nagoya has developed a care support robot with the face of a cute, loveable cartoon-like bear to aid patients in sitting and standing up. bear nurse that is able to lift patients and gently transfer them between beds and wheelchairs.
Late last year,
Google
revealed that it's in the early stages of creating tiny,
magnetic nanoparticles that will be able to search the human body for cancer
and other diseases.
The company's vision is that people will be able to swallow a
pill filled with these nanoparticles, which will attach themselves to
specific cells, proteins, and other molecules inside the body,
depending on what they're "decorated" with. For example,
Google could coat its nanoparticles with a specific antibody
that would recognize and attach to a protein on the surface of a tumor cell.
DNA nanobots will soon be tried in a critically ill leukemia patient.
The patient, who has been given roughly six months to live, will receive
an injection of
DNA nanobots
DNA nanobots -
If Bachelet's approach proves successful in humans,
and is backed by more research in the coming years, the team’s work could signal
a transformational moment in cancer treatment.
If this treatment works this will be a medical
breakthrough and can be used for many other diseases by delivering
drugs more effectively without causing side effects.
designed to interact with and destroy leukemia
cells—while causing virtually zero collateral damage in healthy tissue.
By 2030, more than 20 percent of U.S. residents are projected to be aged 65 and over, compared with 13 percent in 2010 and 9.8% in 1970, More than 5.3 million people are currently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in the United States, and that number is expected to double by 2030. The global costs of the disease are estimated at $604 billion, or one percent of global GDP. To face these challenges new approaches and technology to make health care cheaper, better and more efficient are being developed to help an aging population and improve everyones general health.
Engineering the Perfect Baby
We will soon have the technology to design our babies.
Guoping Feng, a neurobiologist at MIT’s McGovern Institute for Brain Research,
believes that
gene-edited
Gene Editing -
The biologist Weizhi Ji, who created two gene-edited macaque monkeys
at Kunming Biomedical International, said that creating humans with
CRISPR-edited genomes was “very possible,” but added that “considering
the safety issue, there would still be a long way to go.”
human beings are “10 to 20 years away,” but nonetheless approves of human germ-line editing.
This fantastic Technology Review featured story
describes
Perfect Baby -
Scientists are developing ways to edit the DNA of tomorrow’s children.
Should they stop before it’s too late?
The fear is that germ-line engineering is a path toward a dystopia of
superpeople and designer babies for those who can afford it.
Ultimately, if the benefits seem to outweigh the risks, medicine
would take the chance.
the benefits and implications this could pose to society.
The UK has now become the first country to approve
laws to allow the creation of babies from
three people.
3 Parent Baby -
The modified version of IVF has passed its final legislative obstacle
after being approved by the House of Lords.
The fertility regulator will now decide how to license the procedure to prevent babies
inheriting deadly genetic diseases.
The first "three-person" baby could be born next year.
A baby was recently has been born in Europe from a new IVF procedure
that
checks
IVF Screening -
To isolate the genes responsible for the disease doctors took DNA swabs
from the mother and father.
They then compared the gene sequences at 300,000 different points of the
chromosomes to work out which section of genetic code was defective
and responsible for the abnormality.
The couple then underwent a normal IVF cycle but,
crucially, the embryos created from the procedure were biopsied to
find out which ones were free of the genetic disease.
embryos for devastating genetic disorders.
The parents
prevented
an unwanted gene in the baby.
China has already begun
gene editing
Gene editing -
In a world first, Chinese scientists have reported editing the genomes of human embryos.
"I believe this is the first report of CRISPR/Cas9 applied to human pre-implantation embryos and as such the study
is a landmark, as well as a cautionary tale
to get rid of problematic genes.
We can see how technology which increases the chance of a healthy baby, is being pushed forward. I think genome editing to make immune and disease free offspring will be well received. There may come a time when this is so commonplace that not doing it will be deemed unethical or as child abuse, similar to how parents don’t vaccinate their children against disease today.
But the implications of genome editing in other attributes opens up many other ethical questions. If our understanding and tools to manipulate the genome become so powerful it may allow you to edit attributes such as sex, intelligence, sexuality, temperament, strength, height, skin colour or attractiveness and you could also imagine genes to stop you from going overweight, prevent wisdom teeth from growing, improve memory and to remove baldness. There are humans alive today who have remarkable gene mutations which allow them to never tire Super Stamina - Dean Karnazes' muscles never tire: he can run for three days and nights without stopping. In his entire life he has never experienced any form of muscle burn or cramp, even during runs exceeding 100 miles. If you inherit these enzymes and a larger mass of mitochondria genetically, your personal limits will be far higher. and sleep Less Sleep - Mutant gene that allows people to need less sleep identified, scientists say. The twin with the mutation regularly slept one hour less than his sibling – needing just 5 hours sleep The 'short-sleep' variation in the BHLHE41 exists in less than 1 percent of the population less. Would it be ethically right to to perform any of these gene manipulations, increasing intelligence for example? Yudkowsky in this transhumanist blog post simplified the argument with this
“Suppose a boy of 9 years, who has an IQ of 120
is threatened by a lead-heavy environment or a brain disease which will,
if unchecked, gradually reduce his IQ to 110. I reply that it is a good
thing to save him from this threat. If you have a logical turn of mind,
you are bound to ask whether this is a special case of a general ethical
principle saying that intelligence is precious.
Now the boy’s sister, as
it happens, currently has an IQ of 110. If the technology were available
to gradually raise her IQ to 120, without negative side effects, would you
judge it good to do so?“
Maybe the biggest ethical issue will be who will this genome editing be available for?
For example if engineering babies was possible today but it cost £100,000,
only rich people would be able to afford it, and then their kids will have an
even bigger
advantage
Meritocracy -
Poor kids who do everything right don’t do better than rich kids who
do everything wrong.
"rich students are increasingly entering kindergarten
much better prepared to succeed in school than middle-class students,"
and they're staying that way.
over other kids.
Like the film
Gattaca,
the people without the perfect genes are seen as second class citizens,
even as it comes down in price the poor will still be the last to be able to afford it,
employers will choose the “perfect” person rather than someone with undesirable
qualities.
This could lead to eugenics and a new type of human,
the "perfect" gm race and a underclass, creating all kinds of
inequality and social unrest.
Governments may try to ban certain genome editing like intelligence but people who want the best for their children could resort to the dangerous black market or just travel to countries where the process is legal. A globally agreed ban on manipulating the intelligence gene would be impossible to enforce. For example look at sporting events which ban the use of steroids to try and keep competition fair, individuals still take them to try and get every advantage possible for their personal gain.
A globally competitive economic market is similar to any sport, country's want to be the best and "win". All it would take is one country to think they want their future population to have an advantage, may it be for economic, military, scientific or some other reason, the world could not control this and stop it from happening.
When it does happen and just one country broke the "rules" then other countries would soon follow because they are now at disadvantage, think of a neighboring country looking across the border, they would realise their own country’s new generation will have to compete with these “super” humans who may be able to be more productive, among other things. If the country looking at this hesitates and waits then this disadvantage is just getting worse for each baby that is born without any “enhancements”, the neighboring country will have to compete and allow genome editing or it will get left behind in a global capitalistic economic system. Once this happens a snowball effect will take place where every country will have to join an arms race to create the “perfect” babies for their future “perfect” population.
Now imagine a brave new world where genome editing is available for everyone.
If you was having a child and it was possible to immune and protect them
from disease, allow them to live a longer life, make them more
intelligent and creative, and give them an advantage in life,
and it was free to do so, would you?
Following on from this, if everyone having children was doing it,
by not doing it would that be unethical?
Is it a human rights violation to purposely limit your
child's potential in
education or their ability to acquire skills for the labour market?
Bearing in mind if thu didn't the child would have to compete with far superior people,
and suffer unnecessary hardship?
The future of engineering babies and the next evolvement of the human species is very hard to predict except that with current technology trends it looks inevitable. Many parents just wish for the best life of their child. If it is equal and given access to everyone it could be very good for society, for example, maybe if some babies are given super intelligence genes, they could use their intellect to create things that are brilliant to the human race, if you create 1 million babies with the potential intellect of Einstein who knows the benefits to mankind? In any case its worth debating.
Curing Ageing
Ageing causes the body to waste away slowly, it makes you less mobile, deteriorates the appearance and it weakens the immune systems making you more susectible to many age related diseases such as alziehmers or parkinsons. Ageing affects health negatively. Why not try to cure it? If we could figure out how to manipulate the ageing gene or repair ageing cells so once you reach 27 you never age, and remain healthy bodied, would it be ethical to allow it?
People will say humans are supposed to die, they are not allowed to live forever.
We see people suffer from cancers, alzheimer's, heart disease, malaria,
aids, ebola, asthma, bronchitis, liver cirrhosis and many other ailments.
 Do they deserve to suffer from parkinsons because thats just the way it is?
Even though we have modern medicine
which will cure them or relieve them of pain?
No, thats ridiculous, then why should
ageing be any different?
We have treatments and research to try and prevent humans and family members from suffering from diseases and disability, these were once considered an inevitable part of growing older, but that is no longer true. In the future there will be medicine to live a longer healthier life. How ethical of a decision would it be to ban a pill/drug that gives your parent/child/yourself an extra healthy 10 years to live? Is it selfish to want to be healthy at the expense of unborn children? Do you want to live to see the next century? Many moral and logistical questions arise on the possibility of immortality.
The big logistical problem is that the planet would not have enough resources if no one died from ageing, this is an issue that will have to be thought about, a very basic solution would be to implement the the China one baby policy, this would cause the population size to stop growing once it has almost doubled in size, by the time the technology is available we may have better resource management to control the jump in population. There will be many challenges which come from the benefits of a longer life that will need to be prepared for.
Google is taking on death itself with Calico, a new company charged with extending the human life span. Calico's mission is to harness advanced technologies to increase the understanding of the biology that controls lifespan. They aim to use their knowledge to devise interventions that enable people to lead longer and healthier lives. The National Institute on Ageing (NIA) investigates ways to support healthy ageing and prevent or delay the onset of age-related disease and decline. “We have already gained important insights, and what we learn from ongoing and future studies may not only help to increase longevity, but may also promote what is known as “active life expectancy”—the time in late life free of disability.”
In 1998, Japanese researchers found a 'long-life' version of a gene that is present in most people aged 100 or over. Scientists are also looking at other animals, particularly the nematode worm, to try and find genes that affect life span. One version of a gene found in the nematode worm seems to double the worm's life span. Such genes probably help the body resist or repair cell damage more efficiently. A "supercharged" approach to human genome research could see as many health breakthroughs made in the next decade as in the previous century, says the chief medical offer at Human Longevity Inc. Human Longevity Inc. - "As genomics begins the process of revolutionising human health and the practice of medicine, and opens the door to the next steps… of regenerative medicine. It’s going to be an extraordinarily exciting ride."
Other onging research is being performed and funded by the SENS SENS- SENS Research Foundation is a public charity that is transforming the way the world researches and treats age-related disease. The research we fund at universities around the world and at our own Research Center uses regenerative medicine to repair the damage underlying the diseases of aging. Our goal is to help build the industry that will cure these diseases. Research Foundation. People alive today could have their Growth Hormone altered if science discovers how to.One, called growth hormone (GH), controls bone growth and protein production. GH seems to play a crucial role in ageing: you stop making it somewhere between the ages of 60 and 90. Replacement GH may one day be used to counter some effects of old age, just as some women today use hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
The main goal in healthcare is to sustain good health and quality of life, ageing is a hurdle in that goal and like many diseases humans may one day be immune to it. The difficult issue with overpopulation will have to be solved if ageing is cured so this needs to be discussed and planned for because it may not be as far away as you think. I highly recommend reading a short story by Nick Bostrom on this called The Fable of the Dragon Tyrant which should open your mind on the terrible illness that is ageing.
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Source code for pyproct.clustering.filtering.clusteringFilter
'''
Created on 07/08/2012
@author: victor
'''
[docs]class ClusteringFilter(object):
"""
This class implements functions to get a list of clusterings and return a list
of filtered clusterings (hopefully smaller).
"""
def __init__(self, evaluation_parameters, matrix_handler):
"""
Constructor.
@param evaluation_parameters: Structure that at least defines:
- evaluation_parameters['minimum_clusters'] : Minimum number of clusters allowed for a clustering.
- evaluation_parameters['maximum_clusters'] : Maximum number of clusters allowed for a clustering.
- evaluation_parameters['minimum_cluster_size'] : Minimum number of elements per cluster (clusters
with less than this will be treated as noise).
- evaluation_parameters['maximum_noise'] : Max percentage of noise allowed (non clustered elements).
@param distance_matrix: Is the current distance matrix.
"""
self.evaluation_parameters = evaluation_parameters
#'total_number_of_elements' is the total number of elements of the dataset (which may coincide or not
#with the number of clustered elements).
self.total_number_of_elements = matrix_handler.distance_matrix.row_length
[docs] def add_filtered_clustering(self, selected, not_selected, clusterings, clustering_id, reasons):
"""
Adds a clustering to selected or not_selected arrays depending on if the rejection reasons
array is empty or not.
@param selected: The 'clustering info' dictionary with accepted clusterings.
@param not_selected: The 'clustering info' dictionary with rejected clusterings.
@param clusterings: The 'clustering info' dictionary.
@param clustering_id: Is the id in a 'clustering info' dictionary of the clustering being checked.
@param reasons: Rejection reasons array.
"""
if(reasons == []):
selected[clustering_id] = clusterings[clustering_id]
else:
not_selected[clustering_id] = clusterings[clustering_id]
not_selected[clustering_id]["reasons"] = reasons
[docs] def filter(self, clusterings):
"""
Eliminates the clusters whose parameters are not in the range we have defined in the script evaluation parameters.
@param clusterings: Is a clustering_info dictionary indexed by clustering_id
@return: A tuple containing the clustering_info structures of the selected and not selected clusterings. These last
with their reasons for not having been selected.
"""
selected_clusterings = {}
not_selected_clusterings = {}
# Filterings based in clustering analysis
for clustering_id in clusterings:
reasons = self.check_clustering(clusterings[clustering_id]["clustering"])
self.add_filtered_clustering(selected_clusterings,
not_selected_clusterings,
clusterings,
clustering_id,
reasons)
return self.filter_repeated(selected_clusterings, not_selected_clusterings)
[docs] def filter_repeated(self, selected_clusterings, not_selected_clusterings):
"""
Checks if the clustering is already inside 'all_clusterings', returning a rejection reason in this case.
@param clustering_id: The clustering id to be tested.
@param all_clusterings: The array containing all the 'clustering info' dictionaries.
@return: The new selected and not selected 'clustering info' arrays
"""
new_selected = {}
selected_ids = selected_clusterings.keys()
for i in range(len(selected_ids)):
clustering_id = selected_ids[i]
clustering = selected_clusterings[clustering_id]["clustering"]
reasons = []
for j in range(i+1,len(selected_ids)):
other_clustering_id = selected_ids[j]
other_clustering = selected_clusterings[other_clustering_id]["clustering"]
if clustering == other_clustering:
reasons = [{"reason":"EQUAL_TO_OTHER_CLUSTERING","data":{"id":other_clustering_id}}]
break
self.add_filtered_clustering(new_selected,
not_selected_clusterings,
selected_clusterings,
clustering_id,
reasons)
return new_selected, not_selected_clusterings
[docs] def check_is_not_repeated(self, clustering, all_clusterings):
"""
Checks that the clustering is not repeated again in the clustering list. Clusterings are
considered equal if their clusters are equal (even if they were generated using different
algorithms and / or parameters).
@param clustering: The clustering to be checked.
@param all_clusterings: The array containing all the 'clustering info' dictionaries.
@return: A dictionary with the reasons to discard the clustering if any.
"""
for other_clustering in all_clusterings:
if clustering == all_clusterings[other_clustering]:
return [{"reason":"EQUAL_TO_OTHER_CLUSTERING","data":{"id":other_clustering}}]
return []
[docs] def check_num_clusters_in_range(self, clustering):
"""
Used to see if a clustering has a number of clusters in the range defined by script's evaluation parameters.
@param clustering: The clustering to be checked.
@return: The reasons of not being selected (if any).
"""
num_clusters = len(clustering.clusters)
if num_clusters < self.evaluation_parameters["minimum_clusters"]:
return [{"reason":"TOO_FEW_CLUSTERS","data":{"minimum":self.evaluation_parameters["minimum_clusters"],"current":num_clusters}}]
if num_clusters > self.evaluation_parameters["maximum_clusters"]:
return [{"reason":"TOO_MUCH_CLUSTERS","data":{"maximum":self.evaluation_parameters["maximum_clusters"],"current":num_clusters}}]
return []
[docs] def check_noise_level(self, clustering):
"""
Does the noise level check.
@param clustering: The clustering to be checked.
@return: The reasons of not being selected (if any).
"""
noise_level = 100 - (float(clustering.total_number_of_elements) / self.total_number_of_elements) * 100
if noise_level > self.evaluation_parameters['maximum_noise']:
return [{"reason":"TOO_MUCH_NOISE","data":{"maximum":self.evaluation_parameters["maximum_noise"],"current":noise_level}}]
else:
return []
[docs] def check_clustering(self, clustering):
"""
Decides if one clustering is inside the defined parameters, and returns the reasons of why not otherwise.
@param clustering: The clustering to be checked.
@return: The reasons of not being selected (if any).
"""
# First we must eliminate the noise
clustering.eliminate_noise(self.evaluation_parameters["minimum_cluster_size"])
# Then, look for reasons to reject this clustering
reasons = self.check_num_clusters_in_range(clustering)
reasons.extend(self.check_noise_level(clustering))
return reasons


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by Karanpreet SinghIf you have been using Windows 10 for a while, then you might be well aware of the Control Panel. It’s a centralized hub from where you can excess different Windows settings. Not just settings, but adding/removing programs were also done through the Control Panel.
Although you can uninstall programs from the app drop-down list on Windows 10, still Control Panel is the easiest way to add/remove new programs. If your computer is shared with others, then you may not want users to access certain items of Control Panel as through the control panel, one can modify the registry, modify system files, etc.
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How to Hide Items from the Control Panel in Windows
So, if your computer is used by others also, then you can always stop others from changing certain settings on the Control Panel. In this article, we are going to share a working method that would let you hide Control Panel Settings on Windows 10 operating system.
Hide Items from the Control Panel in Windows:
Step 1. First of all, open Run dialog box on your Windows 10 operating system.
Step 2. On the RUN dialog box, enter ‘gpedit.msc’ and hit enter.
Step 3. This will open the Local Group Policy Editor. There you need to browse to the User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel. There double click on the ‘Hide specified control panel items’ from the right-hand side panel.
Step 4. In the next window, you need to enable the ‘Hide Specified Control Panel Items’ and clock on the ‘Show’ button near the List of disallowed control panel items.
Step 5. In the next window, you need to add the Canonical name of the Control Panel item which you want to hide. Below we have shared a list of Canonical name for any specific control panel item.
Step 6. Once added, close the opened window and restart your computer.
| Control Panel Item | Canonical Name |
|---|---|
| Action Center | Microsoft.ActionCenter |
| Administrative Tools | Microsoft.AdministrativeTools |
| AutoPlay | Microsoft.AutoPlay |
| Backup and Restore | Microsoft.BackupAndRestore |
| Biometric Devices | Microsoft.BiometricDevices |
| BitLocker Drive Encryption | Microsoft.BitLockerDriveEncryption |
| Color Management | Microsoft.ColorManagement |
| Credential Manager | Microsoft.CredentialManager |
| Date and Time | Microsoft.DateAndTime |
| Default Location | Microsoft.DefaultLocation |
| Default Programs | Microsoft.DefaultPrograms |
| Desktop Gadgets | Microsoft.DesktopGadgets |
| Device Manager | Microsoft.DeviceManager |
| Devices and Printers | Microsoft.DevicesAndPrinters |
| Display | Microsoft.Display |
| Ease of Access Center | Microsoft.EaseOfAccessCenter |
| Folder Options | Microsoft.FolderOptions |
| Fonts | Microsoft.Fonts |
| Game Controllers | Microsoft.GameControllers |
| Get Programs | Microsoft.GetPrograms |
| Getting Started | Microsoft.GettingStarted |
| HomeGroup | Microsoft.HomeGroup |
| Indexing Options | Microsoft.IndexingOptions |
| Infrared | Microsoft.Infrared |
| Internet Options | Microsoft.InternetOptions |
| iSCSI Initiator | Microsoft.iSCSIInitiator |
| Keyboard | Microsoft.Keyboard |
| Location and Other Sensors | Microsoft.LocationAndOtherSensors |
| Mouse | Microsoft.Mouse |
| Network and Sharing Center | Microsoft.NetworkAndSharingCenter |
| Notification Area Icons | Microsoft.NotificationAreaIcons |
| Offline Files | Microsoft.OfflineFiles |
| Parental Controls | Microsoft.ParentalControls |
| Pen and Touch | Microsoft.PenAndTouch |
| People Near Me | Microsoft.PeopleNearMe |
| Performance Information and Tools | Microsoft.PerformanceInformationAndTools |
| Personalization | Microsoft.Personalization |
| Phone and Modem | Microsoft.PhoneAndModem |
| Power Options | Microsoft.PowerOptions |
| Programs and Features | Microsoft.ProgramsAndFeatures |
| Recovery | Microsoft.Recovery |
| Region and Language | Microsoft.RegionAndLanguage |
| RemoteApp and Desktop Connections | Microsoft.RemoteAppAndDesktopConnections |
| Scanners and Cameras | Microsoft.ScannersAndCameras |
| Sound | Microsoft.Sound |
| Speech Recognition | Microsoft.SpeechRecognition |
| Sync Center | Microsoft.SyncCenter |
| System | Microsoft.System |
| Tablet PC Settings | Microsoft.TabletPCSettings |
| Taskbar and Start Menu | Microsoft.TaskbarAndStartMenu |
| Text to Speech | Microsoft.TextToSpeech |
| Troubleshooting | Microsoft.Troubleshooting |
| User Accounts | Microsoft.UserAccounts |
| Windows Anytime Upgrade | Microsoft.WindowsAnytimeUpgrade |
| Windows CardSpace | Microsoft.CardSpace |
| Windows Defender | Microsoft.WindowsDefender |
| Windows Firewall | Microsoft.WindowsFirewall |
| Windows Mobility Center | Microsoft.MobilityCenter |
| Windows SideShow | Microsoft.WindowsSideShow |
| Windows Update | Microsoft.WindowsUpdate |
So, this article is all about How to Hide Items from the Control Panel in Windows. By following the method given above, you can easily hide any items from the Control Panel. I hope this article helped you! Share it with your friends also. If you have any doubts related to this, let us know in the comment box below.


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Attributes:
London Borough:
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Barnet
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Brent
Bromley
Camden
City of London
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Ealing
Enfield
Greenwich
Hackney
Hammersmith and Fulham
Haringey
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Hillingdon
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Islington
Kensington and Chelsea
Kingston upon Thames
Lambeth
Lewisham
Merton
Newham
Redbridge
Richmond upon Thames
Southwark
Sutton
Tower Hamlets
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Property Type:
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Apartment
Barn
Bed and breakfast
Boat
Boutique hotel
Bungalow
Bus
Cabin
Camper/RV
Campsite
Casa particular (Cuba)
Chalet
Condominium
Dome house
Dome house
Earth house
Farm stay
Guest suite
Guesthouse
Hostel
Hotel
House
Houseboat
Hut
Island
Lighthouse
Loft
Minsu (Taiwan)
Other
Parking Space
Plane
Ryokan (Japan)
Serviced apartment
Shepherd's hut (U.K., France)
Tent
Tiny house
Townhouse
Treehouse
Villa
Windmill
Yurt
Room type:
Entire home/apt
Hotel room
Private room
Shared room
Accommodation capacity:
Bedrooms:
Bathrooms:
Wifi:
Yes
No
Air Conditioning:
Yes
No
Heating:
Yes
No
Swimming pool:
Yes
No
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| Your Laff meter shows your Toon's health. When your Laff meter is full, your Toon is healthy and happy. |
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| Each playground has special items that help fill your Toon's Laff meter. |
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| Toontown Central: |
Ice cream cones |
3 Laff points each |
| Donald's Dock: |
Starfish |
10 Laff points each |
| Daisy Gardens: |
Daisies |
10 Laff points each |
| Minnie's Melodyland: |
Music notes |
10 Laff points each |
| The Brrrgh: |
Snowflakes |
12 Laff points each |
| Donald's Dreamland: |
ZZZ’s |
12 Laff points each |
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Your Laff meter will slowly re-fill when you’re hanging around any playground, fishing, or playing Trolley games. You can also recuperate at your Toon’s estate. Visit your Toon’s house by clicking the “go home” button on the map page of the Shticker Book. Order items from Clarabelle’s Cattlelog, redecorate, or run around outside collecting ice cream cones while your Laff meter refills.
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Car Details
Brand:
Registration Number:
Bid value
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Bid!
Auction Details
Auction End:
Auction Highest Bid:
My Bid:
Auction Highest Bider:
Auction Status:
Events Logs
Auction Operations
Cancel auction!
Destruct auction!


Definition
Average potential evapotranspiration (PE) for barley, (mm)
Method of calculation
Sum of average daily values of Potential evapotranspiration (PE) from GDD2Start to STOPBarley.
If STOPBarley is later than GDD2Stop (estimated average date of first fall frost), then accumulation is stopped on GDD2Stop.
PE is calculated using the Baier-Roberson formulae (Baier and Robertson, 1965; Baier, 1971) by default, or as selected by the user.


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QUESTION #1
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: None
File: box.html
Location: main directory
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #2
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: None
File: house.html
Location: main directory
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #3
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: None
File: animal.html
Location: main directory
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #4
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: None
File: photo.html
Location: main directory
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #5
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: None
File: clock.html
Location: main directory
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #6
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: friends
File: gallery.html
Location: views folder
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #7
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: adults
File: population.html
Location: views folder
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #8
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: computers
File: technology.html
Location: views folder
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #9
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: tables
File: restaurant.html
Location: views folder
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #10
Suppose you have given values as shown below.
Data: refrigerators
File: appliance.html
Location: views folder
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #11
Suppose you have given source code as shown below.
type Context struct {
Machines []map[string]interface{}
}
c := Context{}
machine := []models.Machine{}
uadmin.All(&machine)
for m := range machine {
c.Machines = append(c.Machines, map[string]interface{}{
"ID": machine[m].ID,
"Name": machine[m].Name,
})
}
The filename is machine.html located in views folder.
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #12
Suppose you have given source code as shown below.
type Context struct {
Parents []map[string]interface{}
}
c := Context{}
family := []models.Family{}
uadmin.All(&family)
for f := range family {
c.Parents = append(c.Parents, map[string]interface{}{
"ID": family[f].ID,
"Name": family[f].Name,
})
}
The filename is family.html located in views folder.
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #13
Suppose you have given source code as shown below.
type Context struct {
Instruments []map[string]interface{}
}
c := Context{}
laboratory := []models.Laboratory{}
uadmin.All(&laboratory)
for l := range laboratory {
c.Instruments = append(c.Instruments, map[string]interface{}{
"ID": laboratory[l].ID,
"Name": laboratory[l].Name,
})
}
The filename is laboratory.html located in views folder.
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #14
Suppose you have given source code as shown below.
type Context struct {
Vehicles []map[string]interface{}
}
c := Context{}
transportation := []models.Transportation{}
uadmin.All(&transportation)
for t := range transportation {
c.Vehicles = append(c.Vehicles, map[string]interface{}{
"ID": transportation[t].ID,
"Name": transportation[t].Name,
})
}
The filename is transportation.html located in views folder.
Which of the following will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #15
Suppose you have given source code as shown below.
type Context struct {
Galaxies []map[string]interface{}
}
c := Context{}
universe := []models.Universe{}
uadmin.All(&universe)
for u := range universe {
c.Galaxies = append(c.Galaxies, map[string]interface{}{
"ID": universe[u].ID,
"Name": universe[u].Name,
})
}
The filename is universe.html located in views folder.
Which of the following will match the given statement above?


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GitHub: event/handler.h event/handler.cc
Top-level Functions
handler()
namespace event { HandlerPtr handler(std::function<base::Result(Data)> f); template <typename Function, typename... Args> HandlerPtr handler(Function&& f, Args&&... args); }
STABLE. Allocates and constructs a new event::Handler
value. The first variant accepts a std::function
object;
the second variant captures the given functor and arguments, which may
be of move-only types.
Handler
namespace event { class Handler { public: virtual ~Handler() noexcept = default; virtual base::Result run(Data data) const = 0;Handler(const Handler&) = delete;Handler(Handler&&) = delete;Handler& operator=(const Handler&) = delete;Handler& operator=(Handler&&) = delete;}; using HandlerPtr = std::shared_ptr<Handler>; }
STABLE. event::Handler
is an abstract base class for
multi-shot callbacks having the function signature
base::Result(event::Data)
. Handlers are typically invoked
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Handler::run()
Invokes the handler. May be called more than once.
CAUTION: Depending on the flavor of
event::Manager
in use, implementations of this method
should be prepared to be called concurrently from multiple threads.


Environment and Climate
The environment and climate working group aims to address environmental challenges, particularly those that exacerbate the climate crisis, through the lens of computational and economic lenses. We are a diverse group of researchers from a variety of academic disciplines and geographic locations.
Syllabus for Fall 2020
We plan to cover a wide breadth of topics, pairing a reading-based discussion with an invited speaker each month.
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Topic 1: Climate Modeling (Topic Lead: Brian Reed)
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Topic 2: Agriculture and Land Use (Topic Lead: Tim Randolph)
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Topic 3: Energy and Rural Electrification (Topic Lead: Firehiwot Gurara)
We will announce our fall speakers and post suggested readings here. If you are looking to join our working group, please reach out to one of the co-organizers.
Ongoing Projects
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Certifying sustainable practices of smallholder farmers
Paul Gölz, Wanyi Li, Irene Lo, Tim Randolph, Lily Xu
Selected Readings
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Teytelboym, Alexander. "Natural capital market design." Oxford Review of Economic Policy 35.1 (2019).
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Murali, Karthik, Michael K. Lim, Nicholas C. Petruzzi. "The Effects of Ecolabels and Environmental Regulation on Green Product Development." Manufacturing & Service Operations Management (2019).
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Auriol, Emmanuelle, and Steven GM Schilizzi. "Quality signaling through certification in developing countries." Journal of Development Economics 116 (2015).
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Kalonga, S.K., Midtgaard F. and Klanderud K. Forest certification as a policy option in conserving biodiversity: an empirical study of forest management in Tanzania, Forest Ecol. and Manag. (2015).
An overview of our first semester, spring 2020:
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Presentations on: natural capital market design, food security and soil, Project Drawdown solutions
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A Medium post about Jim Leape’s talk
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Lit review on certification mechanisms: labeling, two-sided reputation, quality signaling
Working Group Organizers
| Wanyi Li | Ph.D. Student in Operations Management | Stanford University |
| Cristina Crespo Montañés | MS student in Energy & Resources Group | UC Berkeley |
| Lily Xu | Ph.D. Student in Computer Science | Harvard University |
| Steven Yin | Ph.D. Student in Operations Research | Columbia University |
Working Group Members
| Sarah Crable | Undergraduate Student | Stanford University |
| Charles Cui | Ph.D. Student in Computer Science | Northwestern University |
| Daniel Firebanks-Quevedo | Software Engineer | IBM Research |
| John Foppert | Visiting Professor of Forestry | Paul Smith's College |
| Paul Gölz | Ph.D. Student in Computer Science | Carnegie Mellon University |
| Firehiwot Gurara | Ph.D. Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering | Cornell University |
| Michael Hamilton | Assistant Professor | University of Pittsburgh |
| Nicole Immorlica | Senior Principal Research | Microsoft Research |
| Jude Imuede Oyasor | Masters Student in Computer Science | University of the Witwatersrand |
| Irene Lo | Assistant Professor in Management Science & Engineering | Stanford University |
| Kagiso Mabusela | Consultant | Deloitte |
| Yuki Miura | Ph.D. Student | Columbia University |
| Olivia Muza | Graduate Student | STEAM Women |
| Martina Occelli | Ph.D. Student in Economics | Institute of Economics, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies |
| Gerard Olivar-Tost | Professor | University of Aysen |
| Frank Owen | Professor in Mechanical Engineering | California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo |
| Mary Peng | Product Manager | Mastercard |
| Esther Plotnick | Undergraduate Student | Harvard University |
| Harman Preet Kour Jaggi | PhD student in Ecology | Stanford University |
| Tim Randolph | Ph.D. Student in Computer Science | Columbia University |
| Brian Reed | Ph.D. Student in Management Science and Engineering | Stanford University |
| Alaisha Sharma | Software Engineer | Palantir Technologies |
| Nathan Sisay | High school student | Hayfield Secondary |
| Paul Stainier | PhD Student in Environment and Sustainability | UCLA |
| Bhushan Suwal | Researcher | Tufts University |
| Nipun Thakurele | Graduate Student | University of Chicago |
| Kai Wang | Ph.D. Student in Computer Science | Harvard University |
| Judy Xie | Ph.D. Student in Environmental Policy and Process Systems Engineering | Imperial College London |


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Both the data files and the indexes should be striped over as many disk drives as necessary to achieve optimal I/O rates on those disks. From Chapter 14, Advanced Disk I/O Concepts, remember that you can only push a disk drive to a maximum random I/O rate. When you use a disk array, the data is automatically striped across all the disk drives; therefore, it is necessary to create only one tablespace and table for all your data. You do not even have to put indexes into another tablespacealthough I recommend doing so for other reasons (such as monitoring and maintenance). With traditional disks, it is difficult to manage hundreds of data files and disks; with a disk array, you can manage hundreds of disks with just a few data files. Of course, Oracle has a 2 gigabyte limitation on the size of a data file, but this is easily resolved by creating a data file for every 2 gigabytes of space you need. The data files can all reside on the same disk array volume. If you use a disk array, many of the management tasks and load balancing tasks are greatly simplified. With the disk array, you also have the option of using fault tolerance without affecting system performance. Of course, using fault tolerance requires significantly more disks. I recommend that you use a disk array if possible. Software striping is fine, but if your system is under heavy loads (as is typical in a system used for BLOB data), you can achieve better performance by offloading the striping overhead to a hardware RAID controller. Hardware ConsiderationsWhen choosing hardware to use for a system used for BLOB data, consider these factors:
Because this type of data access does not typically involve heavy CPU activity, you may not see any benefit from multiple CPUs. It is much more important to have a system that can handle extreme amounts of I/O and network processing. This is not to say that the CPU activity will not be high, but the BLOB system is not as CPU bound as is a typical OLTP or DSS system. With this type of access to the disks, you can benefit from a disk array. I prefer hardware striping to OS striping because it does not incur any additional overhead for the operating system and does not take up valuable CPU cycles. If hardware striping is not available, OS striping is adequate. Because network traffic is very high, you must have a sufficient network bandwidth to handle the load. A high-speed network solution such as 100Base-T or fiber optics can benefit the overall performance of the system. Tuning ConsiderationsThe system used for BLOB access is designed to give optimal access to large amounts of data as quickly as possible. It is also frequently a requirement that the data s d97 treams be continuous for both video and audio data. You may have to tune both Oracle and the server operating system. The following sections look first at Oracle and then at the server operating system. Oracle TuningCarefully analyze these things to determine whether adjustment to these parameters is necessary:
Pay particular attention to these areas when tuning a system for BLOB access. Probably the area that requires the most attention is the I/O subsystem. By optimizing the I/O subsystem, you will see performance increases.
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This option allows you to customize the date/time presentation in the charts as a pattern. If empty, the default will be used. The pattern "' '" (Without the double quotes) can be used to hide the date/time, for example if you just want to see the build number (see option "Show Build Number").
Within the date/time pattern, any letter (out of [A-Za-z]) is interpreted specially and will be replaced by the date/time value it stands for. Arbitrary text can be inserted into the pattern by enclosing the text in single quotes ('). To insert a single quote, use "''". Any other character is not interpreted and will be copied to the resulting string as is.
For a full explanation of the pattern syntax see here.
Examples
| Pattern | Result |
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| yyyy.MM.dd 'at' HH:mm:ss z | 2014.07.25 at 15:17:30 EDT |
| yy/MM/dd-HH:mm | 14/07/25-15:17 |
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Dumfries and Galloway Climate Group host General Election hustings in Castle Douglas
The debate on Friday night will focus on climate change and efforts to address the climate emergency
by Stephen NorrisCastle Douglas is to host the first Dumfries and Galloway constituency hustings of the General Election campaign.
And organisers Dumfries and Galloway Climate Group are hoping for a good turnout for the Parish Church Hall event.
The hustings will focus on climate change and efforts to address the climate emergency at all levels.
Dumfries and Galloway Climate Group spokesperson Laura Moodie will chair the meeting.
“We are inviting people to email their questions in beforehand,” Ms Moodie told the News.
“But we will also take questions from the floor as well.
“We went for the church hall because it has a capacity of around 100.
“Based on the feedback we have received we expect a decent turnout.”
All four confirmed candidates for the Dumfries and Galloway seat were invited.
Conservative Alister Jack said he had a prior commitment and will not be attending.
His place on the panel will be taken by Finlay Carson MSP.
Ms Moodie added: “This is the first election that has taken place since the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report was published.
“We are keen to ensure that representatives from all parties standing for election have policies in place to rapidly address the climate crisis while we still have time to effect change.”
Just 12 years remain to prevent global average temperatures rising to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, the (IPCC) warned.
The report predicted that should that target be missed devastating changes for eco-systems and habitats could result.
D&G Climate Group has more than 150 affiliates from across the constituency.
The hustings on Friday November 22 start at 7pm.
Questions for the candidates can be emailed to DGClimateGroup@gmail.com.


T'gana HC stays order on cancellation of Chennamaneni's citizenship
Ministry on November 20 had cancelled the citizenship of Chennamaneni for concealing facts about his visits abroad.
by DRAKSHA SHARMAHyderabad: In a big relief to Telangana MLA Chennamaneni Ramesh, High Court on Tuesday stayed the orders of the ministry of home affairs for four weeks.
Ministry recently cancelled citizenship of Chennamaneni, who is a four-time MLA in Andhra Pradesh and now Telangana.
The case was posted for further hearing to December 16 by Justice Challa Kondanda Ram, News 18 reported.
Ministry on November 20 had cancelled the citizenship of Chennamaneni for concealing facts about his visits abroad.
Chennamaneni, who was re-elected to Telangana Assembly from the Vemulawada constituency in 2018, had filed a petition in the Telangana High Court seeking to set aside the orders of the ministry and also requested for the suspension of proceedings.
On Wednesday, The ministry issued an order, in which it said that the information was related to his visits during the 12-month period immediately preceding his application seeking Indian citizenship.
The Ministry also said the competent authority had considered various aspects like Chennamaneni is a sitting MLA and has no criminal background.
"His misrepresentation/concealment of facts misled the government of India in making its decision initially. Had he revealed the fact that he had not resided in India for one year before making the application, the competent authority in this ministry would not have granted citizenship to him," the ministry order said.
Y Ramarao, advocate for Chennamaneni argued that citizenship is stripped only when the person's behaviour 'is not conducive to the public good.'
Reacting to the court's order, Chennamaneni said he was happy with the result.
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The repeater component creates a container to display information for a list of objects that is an effective alternative to grids in mobile-intensive contexts and other scenarios that require a compact display of information. Within the sky-repeater component, the sky-repeater-item component creates individual repeater items. Within the repeater items, the sky-repeater-item-title component displays a header, the sky-repeater-item-content component displays content text when the repeater is expanded, and the sky-repeater-item-context-menu wraps and styles a sky-dropdown component.
Specifies a layout for the repeater list to indicate whether users can collapse and expand repeater items. Items in a collapsed state display titles only. The valid options are multiple, none, and single.
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multiple loads all repeater items in a collapsed state and allows users to expand and collapse them. This layout provides a more compact view but still allows users to expand as many repeater items as necessary. It is best-suited to repeater items where the most important information is in the titles and users only occasionally need to view body content.
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none loads all repeater items in an expanded state and does not allow users to collapse them. This standard layout provides the quickest access to the details in the repeater items. It is best-suited to repeater items with concise content that users need to view frequently.
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single loads all repeater items in a collapsed state and allows users to expand one item at a time. This layout provides the most compact view because users can only expand one repeater item at a time. It is best-suited to repeater items where the most important information is in the titles and users only occasionally need to view the body content of one repeater item at a time.
Specifies the index of the repeater item to visually highlight as active. For example, use this property in conjunction with the split view component to highlight a repeater item while users edit it. Only one item can be active at a time. This property accepts number values.
Indicates whether users can change the order of items in the repeater list. Each repeater item also has reorderable property to indicate whether users can change its order. This property accepts boolean values.
Fires when users change the order of repeater items. This event emits an ordered array of the tag properties that the consumer provides for each repeater item.
Specifies configuration options for the buttons to display on an inline form within the repeater. This property accepts a SkyInlineFormConfig object.
Specifies a template to use to instantiate an inline form within the repeater. This property accepts an Angular TemplateRef class.
Indicates whether the repeater item is expanded. This property accepts boolean values.
Indicates whether the repeater item's checkbox is selected. When users select the repeater item, the specified property on your model is updated accordingly. This property accepts boolean values.
Indicates whether users can change the order of the repeater item. The repeater component's reorderable property must also be set to true. This property accepts boolean values.
Indicates whether to display a checkbox in the left of the repeater item. This property accepts boolean values.
Indicates whether to display an inline form within the repeater. Users can toggle between displaying and hiding the inline form. This property accepts boolean values.
Specifies an object that the repeater component returns for this repeater item when the orderChange event fires. Required if you set the reorderable property to true. This property accepts any values.
Fires when users collapse the repeater item.
Fires when users expand the repeater item.
Fires when the repeater includes an inline form and users close it. This event emits a SkyInlineFormCloseArgs type.
Fires when users select or clear the checkbox for the repeater item.


Package com.jme.system
Class AWTComponentRenderer
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public class AWTComponentRenderer extends java.lang.Object
This class enables to update graphics of an AWT component with the result of JMonkey 3D rendering.
This class is based on the JavaFX original code provided by Alexander Brui (see JME3-FX)
- Author:
- Julien Seinturier - COMEX SA - http://www.seinturier.fr, Alexander Brui (JavaSaBr)
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected byte[]
byteBuffer
The byte buffer.protected static int
DISPOSED_STATE
The constant DISPOSED_STATE.protected static int
DISPOSING_STATE
The constant DISPOSING_STATE.protected com.jme.texture.FrameBuffer
frameBuffer
The Frame buffer.protected java.nio.ByteBuffer
frameByteBuffer
The Frame byte buffer.protected int
frameCount
How many frames need to write else.protected java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger
frameState
The Frame state.protected int[]
imageByteBuffer
The image byte buffer.protected java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger
imageState
The Image state.protected java.awt.Graphics
pixelWriter
The Pixel writer.protected byte[]
prevImageByteBuffer
The prev image byte buffer.protected static int
RUNNING_STATE
The constant RUNNING_STATE.protected AWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode
transferMode
The transfer mode.protected static int
WAITING_STATE
The constant WAITING_STATE.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description AWTComponentRenderer(java.awt.Component destination, int width, int height, AWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode transferMode)
Create a new component renderer attached to the givendestination
.AWTComponentRenderer(java.awt.Component destination, AWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode transferMode, com.jme.texture.FrameBuffer frameBuffer, int width, int height)
Create a new component renderer attached to the givendestination
.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
copyFrameBufferToImage(com.jme.renderer.RenderManager renderManager)
Copy the JMonkey frame buffer that has been rendered by the JMonkey engine and schedule the rendering of the component.void
dispose()
Dispose this renderer.protected java.awt.Graphics
getGraphics(java.awt.Component destination)
Get the graphics context of the given component.int
getHeight()
Get the height of the area to render.protected int[]
getImageByteBuffer()
Get the image byte buffer.protected byte[]
getPrevImageByteBuffer()
Get the previous image byte buffer.int
getWidth()
Get the width of the area to render.void
init(com.jme.renderer.Renderer renderer, boolean main)
Initialize the component renderer.protected void
writeFrame()
Write the current rendered frame to the component graphics contex.
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Field Detail
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RUNNING_STATE
protected static final int RUNNING_STATE
The constant RUNNING_STATE.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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WAITING_STATE
protected static final int WAITING_STATE
The constant WAITING_STATE.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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DISPOSING_STATE
protected static final int DISPOSING_STATE
The constant DISPOSING_STATE.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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DISPOSED_STATE
protected static final int DISPOSED_STATE
The constant DISPOSED_STATE.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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frameState
protected final java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger frameState
The Frame state.
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imageState
protected final java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger imageState
The Image state.
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frameBuffer
protected final com.jme.texture.FrameBuffer frameBuffer
The Frame buffer.
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pixelWriter
protected final java.awt.Graphics pixelWriter
The Pixel writer.
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frameByteBuffer
protected final java.nio.ByteBuffer frameByteBuffer
The Frame byte buffer.
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transferMode
protected final AWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode transferMode
The transfer mode.
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byteBuffer
protected final byte[] byteBuffer
The byte buffer.
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imageByteBuffer
protected final int[] imageByteBuffer
The image byte buffer.
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prevImageByteBuffer
protected final byte[] prevImageByteBuffer
The prev image byte buffer.
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frameCount
protected int frameCount
How many frames need to write else.
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Constructor Detail
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AWTComponentRenderer
public AWTComponentRenderer(java.awt.Component destination, int width, int height, AWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode transferMode)
Create a new component renderer attached to the givendestination
. The graphics of the destination are updated with the JMonkeyEngine rendering result.- Parameters:
destination
- the AWT component to use as target of the JMonkeyEngine rendering.width
- the width of the component in pixels.height
- the height of the component in pixels.transferMode
- the rendering mode that can beAWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode.ALWAYS
if the component has to be rendered at each update orAWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode.ON_CHANGES
if the component has to be rendered only when changes are occurring.
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AWTComponentRenderer
public AWTComponentRenderer(java.awt.Component destination, AWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode transferMode, com.jme.texture.FrameBuffer frameBuffer, int width, int height)
Create a new component renderer attached to the givendestination
. The graphics of the destination are updated with the JMonkeyEngine rendering result.- Parameters:
destination
- the AWT component to use as target of the JMonkeyEngine rendering.transferMode
- the rendering mode that can beAWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode.ALWAYS
if the component has to be rendered at each update orAWTFrameProcessor.TransferMode.ON_CHANGES
if the component has to be rendered only when changes are occurring.frameBuffer
- the JMonkey frame buffer to use (ifnull
is passed, a new default frame buffer is created)width
- the width of the component in pixels.height
- the height of the component in pixels.
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Method Detail
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init
public void init(com.jme.renderer.Renderer renderer, boolean main)
Initialize the component renderer.- Parameters:
renderer
- the JMonkeyrenderer
to use.main
-true
if the attached frame buffer is the main one orfalse
otherwise.
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getGraphics
protected java.awt.Graphics getGraphics(java.awt.Component destination)
Get the graphics context of the given component.- Parameters:
destination
- the AWT component used for rendering.- Returns:
- the graphics context of the given component.
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getWidth
public int getWidth()
Get the width of the area to render.- Returns:
- the width of the area to render.
- See Also:
getHeight()
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getHeight
public int getHeight()
Get the height of the area to render.- Returns:
- the height of the area to render.
- See Also:
getWidth()
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copyFrameBufferToImage
public void copyFrameBufferToImage(com.jme.renderer.RenderManager renderManager)
Copy the JMonkey frame buffer that has been rendered by the JMonkey engine and schedule the rendering of the component.- Parameters:
renderManager
- the JMonkey render manager.
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writeFrame
protected void writeFrame()
Write the current rendered frame to the component graphics contex.
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getImageByteBuffer
protected int[] getImageByteBuffer()
Get the image byte buffer.- Returns:
- the image byte buffer.
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getPrevImageByteBuffer
protected byte[] getPrevImageByteBuffer()
Get the previous image byte buffer.- Returns:
- the previous image byte buffer.
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dispose
public void dispose()
Dispose this renderer. The underlying frame buffer is also disposed.
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A controlled or prescribed burn, also known as hazard reduction burning, backfire, swailing, or a burn-off, is a wildfire set intentionally for purposes of forest management, farming, prairie restoration or greenhouse gas abatement. A controlled burn may also refer to the in...


Frequently Asked Questions
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Is JQuery required ?
No.
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Can i use angular-gantt without angularJS ?
No.
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What are the dependencies ?
- AngularJS >= 1.3
- angular-moment (momentJS wrapper)
Plugins may require additional dependencies:
- angular-native-dragdrop >= 1.1.0 (Sortable)
- angular-ui-tree (Tree)
- css-element-queries (ResizeSensor)
- jsPlumb >= 2.2.0 (Dependencies)
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Which browser is supported ?
Any up-to-date HTML5 browser should work properly.
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I have an issue with date, calendar and/or timezone ?
angular-gantt use angular-moment, an angularJS wrapper for momentJS. For any features related to date, like date formats, week numbering, custom calendars and timezone support, please review those projects documentations.
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How can i set first day of week and first week of year ?
Using momentJS API.
moment.locale('en', { week : { dow : 1, // Monday is the first day of the week. doy : 4 // The week that contains Jan 4th is the first week of the year. } });
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Is it possible to print the gantt ?
One way to print the gantt is to use a headless browser like PhantomJS. We prepared a sample rasterize script file which can be used to print the gantt either as pdf or image.
Usage: The sample script contains a small how-to. Download: printing/phantomjs/rasterize.js
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How can I get better performance ?
Make sure that only the absolutely necessary data is loaded into the Gantt. This can be done by loading data for a limited time period (e.g. 6 months) and using the scroll events to load more tasks when the user is scrolling to the end of the active date range. Additionally different view modes like the
view-scale='year'
or the column width settingcolumn-width=undefined
do display a big amount of data at the same time. If this is not necessary then switching to a lower view scale or disabling the automatic column width calculation is recommended.When running in production we recommend to disable the Angular debug mode and to enable DI strict mode for an additional performance optimization. More about this can be found in the official AngularJS documentation.


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VQ-AI
VQ-AI learns your users' behaviour and recommends personalized offers to them, or vice versa.
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LiquidFun Build and Run Instructions
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LiquidFun can be translated from C++ into JavaScript by Emscripten. The entire JavaScript translation is in one file: liquidfun.js.
The LiquidFun source includes a pre-made version of liquidfun.js. You can reference that liquidfun.js to start writing LiquidFun programs in JavaScript right away.
However, if you make changes to the LiquidFun C++ code, or if you need to expose more of the LiquidFun API, you will need to remake liquidfun.js by following the steps on this page.
We use Emscripten on Linux, but you should be able to use the Emscripten SDK on Mac or Windows too, if you prefer. Note that Mac and Windows build environments have not been tested.
The following commands run Emscripten to translate C++ to lf_core.js, then combine lf_core.js with the bindings in jsBindings into liquidfun.js.
cd Box2D/lfjs make ./uglify.sh
For an example program, try openning `Box2D/lfjs/index.html' in your browser. This will load a JavaScript version of the LiquidFun Testbed. It uses the liquidfun.js file that you built above.
The default output of make
and uglify.sh
is whitespace-optimized JavaScript that is difficult to debug. To create an un-optimized version of the testbed, please follow the steps below.
lfjs/Makefile
change -O2 to -O0, to disable Emscripten optimizations.lfjs/index.html
replace <script src="liquidfun.js"></script>
with a similar line for every .js file in lfjs/uglify.sh
. It should look something like, <script src="lf_core.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/offsets.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Common/b2Math.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Collision/b2Collision.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Collision/Shapes/b2EdgeShape.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Collision/Shapes/b2PolygonShape.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Collision/Shapes/b2Shape.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Collision/Shapes/b2ChainShape.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Collision/Shapes/b2CircleShape.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/b2Body.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/b2World.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2WheelJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2WeldJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2GearJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2Joint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2FrictionJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2RevoluteJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2MotorJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2PulleyJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2DistanceJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2PrismaticJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2RopeJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Joints/b2MouseJoint.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/Contacts/b2Contact.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/b2Fixture.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Dynamics/b2WorldCallbacks.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Particle/b2ParticleSystem.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Particle/b2ParticleGroup.js"></script> <script src="jsBindings/Particle/b2Particle.js"></script>


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Index
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All Classes All Packages
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- cancelBookAction(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.MemberPageController
- cancelBookButton - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- cancelFromCoachRecord(LiveSession) - Method in class DAO.impl.LiveSessionDAOImpl
- cancelFromCoachRecord(LiveSession) - Method in interface DAO.LiveSessionDAO
- cancelSession - Variable in class vo.LiveSession
- cancelSession(LiveSession) - Method in class DAO.impl.LiveSessionDAOImpl
- cancelSession(LiveSession) - Method in interface DAO.LiveSessionDAO
- category - Variable in class vo.Video
- category - Variable in class vo.VideoDisplayData
- CategoryCol - Variable in class Controller.videoEditController
- categoryProperty() - Method in class vo.VideoDisplayData
- categoryText - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- categoryText - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- CategoryText - Variable in class Controller.videoEditController
- changeCollectState(Video, int) - Method in class DAO.impl.VideoDAOIml
- ChooseCover(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.videoEditController
- ChooseVideo(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.videoEditController
- ClickCoachButton(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.FrontPageController
- ClickManagementButton(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- ClickMemberButton(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.FrontPageController
- ClickMemberButton(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.FrontPageController
- ClickMyPageButton(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- ClickVideoButton(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- clik(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.MemberPageController
- coach - Variable in class vo.Video
- coach - Variable in class vo.VideoDisplayData
- Coach - Class in Com
- Coach() - Constructor for class Com.Coach
- CoachButton - Variable in class Controller.FrontPageController
- CoachCol - Variable in class Controller.videoEditController
- coachDAO - Interface in DAO
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Title: coachDAO.java Description: This interface is for coach data access objects.
- coachDAOImpl - Class in DAO.impl
- coachDAOImpl() - Constructor for class DAO.impl.coachDAOImpl
- coachID - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- coachID - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- coachID - Variable in class vo.HistoryDisplayData
- coachID - Variable in class vo.LiveSession
- coachID1 - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- coachID1 - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- coachIDProperty() - Method in class vo.HistoryDisplayData
- coachImage - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- coachImageInit() - Method in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- CoachMyPageController - Class in Controller
- CoachMyPageController() - Constructor for class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- coachName - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- coachName - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- coachName - Variable in class vo.HistoryDisplayData
- coachName1 - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- coachName1 - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- coachNameProperty() - Method in class vo.HistoryDisplayData
- coachProperty() - Method in class vo.VideoDisplayData
- CoachText - Variable in class Controller.videoEditController
- collectAction(ActionEvent) - Method in class Controller.videoMarkController
- collectFlag - Variable in class vo.Video
- CollectImage - Variable in class Controller.videoMarkController
- Com - package Com
- Controller - package Controller
- CopyFile(String, String) - Method in class DAO.impl.VideoDAOIml
- CopyFile(String, String) - Method in interface DAO.VideoDAO
- courseName - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- courseName - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- courseName - Variable in class vo.HistoryDisplayData
- courseName1 - Variable in class Controller.CoachMyPageController
- courseName1 - Variable in class Controller.MemberPageController
- courseNameProperty() - Method in class vo.HistoryDisplayData
- CoverButton - Variable in class Controller.videoEditController
- CoverImage - Variable in class Controller.videoEditController
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