Basics of Machine Learning Series
Introduction
Classification is a supervised learning problem wherein the target variable is categorical unlike regression where the target variable is continuous. Classification can be binary i.e. only two possible values of the target variable or multi-class i.e. more than two categories.
The most basic step would be to try and fit regression curve to see if one can achieve classification using the same approach. Below is a plot attempting the same.
It can be seen below that the attempt to achieve classification using regression curve and thresholding will not always yield conclusive results. In first case say only red data points are in the dataset, then fitting the curve and setting the threshold at 0.5 would work, but say an outlier is present like the blue data point then the same decision boundary D1 would shift to D2 if the threshold is kept constant and the boundary would not be perfect. Hence there is a need of Decision Boundary instead of predictive curve.
Applying linear regression to classification problem might work in some cases but is not advisable as it would not scale with complexity.
Another issue with application of linear regession to classification would be that even know the categorical variables are discreet say 1s and 0s, the hypothesis would give continuous values which maybe much greater that 1 or much lesser than 0. This issue can be solved by using logistic regression where
Logistic Regression
Since (1) is to be true, the hypothesis from linear regression given by \(h_\theta(x) = \theta^T\,x\) will not work for logistic regression. Hence there is a need of squashing function i.e. a function which limits the output of hypothesis between given range. For logistic regression sigmoid function is used as the squashing function. The hypothesis for logistic regression is give by,
Where \(g(z) = {1 \over 1 + e^{-z}}\) and is called sigmoid function or logistic function. Plot of the sigmoid function is given below which shows no matter what the value of x, the function returns a value between 0 and 1 consistent with (1).
The value of hypothesis is interpretted as the probability that the input x belongs to class y=1. i.e. probability that y=1, given x, parametrized by \(\theta\).
It can be mathematically represented as,
The fundamental properties of probability holds here, i.e.,
Decision Boundary
for the given hypothesis of logistic regression in (2), say \(\delta=0.5\) is chosen as the threshold for the binary classification, i.e.
From the plot of sigmoid function, it is seen that
Using (6), (5) can be rewritten as,
Suppose the training data is as show in the plot above where dots and Xs are the two different classes. Let the hypothesis \(h_\theta(x)\) and the optimal value of \(\theta\) be given by,
Using the \(\theta\) from (9) and hypothesis from (8) , (7) can be written as,
If the line \(x_1 + x_2 = 12\) is plotted as shown in the plot above then the region below i.e. the yellow region is where \(x_1 + x_2 \lt 12\) and predicted 0 and similarly the white region above the line \(x_1 + x_2 = 12\) is where \(x_1 + x_2 \geq 12\) and hence predicted 1. The line here is called the decision boundary. As the name suggests this line seperates the region with prediction 0 from region with prediction 1. Decision boundary and prediction regions are the property of the hypothesis and not of the dataset. Dataset is only used to fit the parameters, but once the parameters are determined they solely define the decision boundary
It is possible to achieve non-linear decision boundaries by using the higher order polynomial terms and can be encorporated in a way similar to how multivariate linear regression handles polynomial regression.
The plot above is an example of non-linear decision boundary using higher order polynomial logistic regression.
Say, the hypothesis of the logistic regression has higher order polynomial terms, and is given by,
The, \(\theta\) given below would form an apt decision boundary,
Substituting (12) in (11),
So, from (7), the decision boundary is given by,
Which the equation of a circle at origin with radius 0, as can be seen in the plot above. And, using the \(\theta\) from (12) and hypothesis from (11) , (7) can be written as,
As the order of features is increased more and more complex decision boundaries can be achieved by logistic regression.
Gradient Descent is used to fit the parameter values \(\theta\) in (9) and (12).
REFERENCES:
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Machine Learning: Coursera - Hypothesis Representation
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“Hit the skeleton with the sword, take his ring, and then walk north and touch the altar.”
The year is 2022 and 35 years later, I still remember that damned sentence. The year was 1987 and I was writing a text adventure in BASIC for the COCO 2 .
Because it included BASIC for free, and because that was the only programming language I knew at the time, that’s what I was coding it in. If you’ve never seen BASIC, here’s a hi-lo game programmed in it :
10 PRINT TAB(34);"HI LO"
20 PRINT TAB(15);"CREATIVE COMPUTING MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY"
30 PRINT:PRINT:PRINT
100 PRINT "THIS IS THE GAME OF HI LO.":PRINT
110 PRINT "YOU WILL HAVE 6 TRIES TO GUESS THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THE"
120 PRINT "HI LO JACKPOT, WHICH IS BETWEEN 1 AND 100 DOLLARS.
140 PRINT "THEN YOU GET ANOTHER CHANCE TO WIN MORE MONEY.
280 PRINT:IF B<6 THEN 200
290 PRINT "YOU BLEW IT...TOO BAD...THE NUMBER WAS";Y
295 R=0:GOTO 350
300 PRINT "GOT IT!!!!!!!!!!
310 R=R+Y
320 PRINT "YOUR TOTAL WINNINGS ARE NOW";R;"DOLLARS."
350 PRINT:PRINT "PLAY AGAIN (YES OR NO)";
360 INPUT A$:IF A$="YES" THEN 170
380 PRINT:PRINT "SO LONG.
390 END
Not too complex, but you’ll notice a couple of easy-to-miss GOTO
statement
which make flow control a touch odd. Still, that’s what we had to work with.
What’s worse is that BASIC was an interpreted language. Today, many languages are compiled directly to machine code, such as C. Some languages, like Perl, are compiled to byte code before they’re executed. BASIC was interpreted and executed line by line. If you had a 1,000 line BASIC program and a syntax error on line 793, you often wouldn’t find out unless that line executed. It made development hard, but it did mean that we were constantly manually doing QA on our programs, something that is often skipped in today’s TDD world.
And if that’s not bad enough, trying to optimize BASIC programs often meant shortening variable names so that they would take up less memory!
Ignoring my whining about how hard life was back then, for my text adventure, I wanted a sentence parser that was better than Zork, Adventure, and other games, but before I could parse the sentence, I had to lex it (break it into tokens). In the world of BASIC, this was no easy task.
When writing a parser, you first lex the data into discrete tokens (words, in our case) and parsers take those words, apply a grammar, and figure out what the sentence is (or if it is grammatically incorrect).
Naturally, the 1987 me had no idea what that meant. I just knew that I needed
to convert those words into numbers that I could use with an ON X GOSUB
command to dispatch to the correct subroutine. The subroutine would read
subsequent words off of the stack to figure out what to do. I’d figure out the
hard stuff later.
But the hard stuff was lexing the string into tokens.
“Hit the skeleton with the sword, take his ring, and then walk north and touch the altar.”
When I wrote my lexer, it worked flawlessly. But it took eight seconds to lex that string into the proper numbers.
Eight seconds. I remember that very distinctly because it was at that moment that I knew my dreams of writing a grand text adventure were dead if I couldn’t get that working. All of my work mapping out the hotel you woke up in and the puzzles you would have to solve were for nothing if I couldn’t fix this.
So I fixed it.
I knew that machine code would run much faster than BASIC, though I didn’t know how much faster it might be. I was just assuming it would improve the performance.
My roommate had an assembler program for the computer, along with a manual. I pored over them and because BASIC has such a paucity of features, it was not too difficult to convert the lexer to assembler, though it took me a few days.
But I had to call this routine from BASIC. That’s an odd combination of
CLEAR
(reserve memory), DATA
(define your program), POKE
(put your
program in memory), DEFUSR...
(define the user routine used to call your
program) and USR...
(call the user routine) commands. Here’s a small program
to print out the ASCII value of whatever character the user typed (from the
user
manual )
(warning: pdf):
5 CLEAR 25. 12000 'RESERVE MEMORY
10 DEFUSR1=1200015 CLS
20 FOR I = 1 TO 28 "STORE EACH BYTE OF OBJECT CODE
30 READ B: POKE 12000 + I. B
40 NEXT I
45 'HERE IS THE OBJECT CODE
50 DATA 173,159,160.0
60 DATA <IP_ADDRESS>.38.12
70 DATA 173.159,<IP_ADDRESS>
75 DATA 129. 65, 45. 2
80 DATA 128. 64, 31.137,78
90 DATA 126.180. 21111
99 'TELL BASIC WHERE THE ROUTINE IS
100 POKE 275. 15: POKE 276. 211
110 A = USR1(0) 'CALL THE SUBROUTINE AND GIVE RESULT TO A
115 IF A =13 THEN END 120 PRINT "CODE ="; A 130 GOTO 110
Doing this for my assembly code was daunting, but I got it working. And it ran blindingly fast! I went from eight seconds to only the slightest of pauses. It was incredible! It was a miracle! It was wrong! It was giving me the wrong numbers.
I printed out the assembler on the dot matrix printer and laid out probably eight to ten meters of paper (my memory is probably faulty), got on my hands and knees with a pen and started laboriously tracing through that code, line by line. This was called a desk check and was one of our primary debugging techniques in the 80s.
Hours later, with sore knees (and with my roommate claiming I was showing off), I found my bug. I fixed the program, reran it, and it was a success. I had a lexer for simple English sentences and could move on to my parser.
I never finished that game. It was my roommate’s computer and he moved away. By this time I was learning C at Lower Columbia College , Except that there was a big problem. This was the first C class offered at LCC and we didn’t have a C compiler. We had a Prime Minicomputer we could use, but Garth Conboy , who was writing the compiler, hadn’t finished it yet. So our first few C programs for class were written out in long-hand and submitted to our professor who would manually check them for correctness (desk checks again!).
I still remember the day that Professor Little brought in his computer setup and demonstrated one of the programs his company produced. It seemed awesome. Someone asked him about the sales of the program and Professor Little started to explain that it was very popular. It was so popular, in fact, that pirates were copying his program and redistributing it for free.
 He was teaching at LCC because so many people were using free copies of his software instead of paying for it that his company was going broke. It was a humbling experience for all of us to watch our professor cry.
Later, when we got the C compiler, the first version was buggy. Some expected
commands didn’t work and, one day, while debugging a problem, I added a
printf
statement and the program worked! I eventually just printed an empty
string and that was enough to get my program to run. I had to show it to my
professor and explain the problem to ensure he wouldn’t mark me off on it.
Fast forward to 2022, 35 years later, and I still think about that BASIC program. Eight seconds to lex that string. I had gotten to the point where I could walk about a map, pick up and drop items, but that was all. But damn, eight seconds! And between me being inexperienced (I had only started programming in ‘82), and having to use an assembler, it took me two weeks (as I recall) to get the lexer working at an acceptable speed.
What would it take today? The following is a rough hack, but it shows (sort of) what I was doing back in 1987.
#!/usr/bin/env perl
# Less::Boilerplate is a personal module I use for quick
# hacks, but it makes my Perl more "modern". You can read that as
# "use less boilerplate" or "useless boilerplate". Both are correct.
use Less::Boilerplate;
use Benchmark 'countit';
my $words = get_words('/usr/share/dict/words');
my $sentence =
'Hit the skeleton with the sword, take his ring and then walk north and touch the altar.';
say countit( 8, sub { parse_sentence( $sentence, $words ) } )->iters;
sub parse_sentence ( $sentence, $lookup ) {
# this is not perfect, but it replicates when I did back in the 80s.
my @words = split /\s+/,
lc $sentence =~ s/[[:punct:]]//gr;
my %numbers;
foreach my $word (@words) {
if ( my $number = $lookup->{$word} ) {
$numbers{$word} = $number;
}
else {
warn "$word not found";
}
}
return \%numbers;
}
sub get_words ($file) {
open my $fh, '<', $file;
my %words = map { state $i = 1; lc($_) => $i++ }
split /\n/,
do { local $/; <$fh> };
return \%words;
}
That consistently prints out a number around 1.9 million. In other words, this quick ‘n dirty hack that I wrote in a couple of minutes replaced two weeks worth of work in 1987 and ran almost two million times faster.
That’s right. This trivial example was not only easier to write, but it was two million times faster than the BASIC code I wrote 35 years ago.
You kids have no idea how easy you have it.


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FINAL ANALYSIS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1992 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Psychiatrist finds himself involved with the sister of a patient and her gangster husband. Too much of the script follows well-traveled paths for the turns to be much of a surprise. Gere is acceptable as a psychiatrist, though the best acting comes from two smaller roles--a gangster and a detective. Rating: low +1 (-4 to +4).
There is a crime committed about a third of the way into this film. I turned to Evelyn and said, "Now tell me the plot of the rest of the film." To the credit of FINAL ANALYSIS, it was only the plot of the next third of the film, but it was extremely predictable. By the final third of the film interesting things are happening right up to but not including the again predictable climax. Not that FINAL ANALYSIS is not a classy thriller, but far too much of the plot is like that of too many other films with very similar plot twists. Fans of classic thrillers, be warned.
Isaac Barr (played by Richard Gere) is a successful San Francisco psychiatrist often called upon to be an expert witness in legal proceedings. He makes what, having seen THE PRINCE OF TIDES, we might call "the Lowenstein mistake." That is, he has the professional ethics not to get emotionally or sexually involved with his patients, but he is not so careful with their family members. He is intrigued by the strange dreams of his patient Diana Baylor (played by Uma Thurman), but is downright enchanted by Baylor's sister, heather Evans (played by Kim Bassinger). Heather is married to Jimmy Evans, a sadistic and rabid Greek gangster (played by Eric Roberts). Barr would like to rescue Heather from Jimmy the Greek. Then things start moving.
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Some comments should be made about the opening credits. They are in the Saul Bass tradition of setting the tone for the whole film, not just throwing names on the screen. Screen credit goes to Wayne Fitzgerald for the credit sequence. Director Phil Joanou does a competent job with the flawed script. I rate it a low +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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by Anatol AntonoviciA few weeks after Chinese President Xi Jinping praised blockchain, a local military newspaper hinted that Chinese soldiers could be rewarded in crypto for their loyalty and good performance.
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The South China Morning Post cited PLA Daily, the official newspaper of the People’s Liberation Army, as saying that the Chinese army would drive innovation by implementing blockchain. The military could create a token reward mechanism that would consider various performance criteria, including skills, training, task completion, and payment. The Tuesday article read:
To award or deduct tokens according to one’s daily performance and thus generate an objective assessment would effectively energise the human resource management.
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Blockchain technology solved the problem of traditional digital data being vulnerable to tampering or hacking and lack of credibility.
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The DLT could also be implemented for PLA’s supply chain management and military logistics. Besides, it could store training records “in order to maximise the authenticity of training results.”
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The user can also choose to smooth the edges of the output bands using a choice of window functions. The functions are those given in WindowFnc. These are useful if the individual filtered spectra are to be inverted back to the time-domain: a sharp cutoff gives unwanted oscillations in the time-domain that are suppressed if the cutoff is smoothed.
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xc(t) = x(t)cos(2*pi*f*t), xs(t) = x(t)sin(2*pi*f*t).One then filters these down to the desired bandwidth B/2, and then resamples the time-series at the rate B, which
The unit HetdyneF does essentially this operation, but it works in the frequency-domain. It takes as input the ComplexSpectrum that is produced by the FFT of the original time-series. It outputs two ComplexSpectrum data sets, which represent the FFTs of xc(t) and xs(t) filtered to the appropriate bandwidth.
While resampling to a slower rate cannot be done in the frequency-domain, it will be performed automatically when the output of HetdyneF is input to the FFT unit, provided the Nyquist option is selected in the parameter window (selected by default). This is because spectral data sets in Triana contain information about the sampling rate of the original time-series data set. This is contained in the Nyquist frequency, as described above.


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* Use this plugin to cache responses with certain HTTP status codes or
* header values.
*
* Defining both status codes and headers will cache requests with a matching
* status code and a matching header.
*
* This class is meant to be automatically invoked as a plugin to a
* {@link module:workbox-runtime-caching.RequestWrapper|RequestWrapper}, which
* is used by the `workbox-sw` and `workbox-runtime-caching` modules.
*
* If you would like to use this functionality outside of the `RequestWrapper`
* context, please use the `CacheableResponse` class directly.
*
* @example
* new workbox.cacheableResponse.CacheableResponsePlugin({
* statuses: [0, 200, 404],
* headers: {
* 'Example-Header-1': 'Header-Value-1'
* 'Example-Header-2': 'Header-Value-2'
* }
* });
*
* @memberof module:workbox-cacheable-response
*/
class CacheableResponsePlugin extends CacheableResponse {
/**
* A "lifecycle" callback that will be triggered automatically by the
* `workbox.runtimeCaching` handlers prior to an entry being added to a cache.
*
* @private
* @param {Object} input
* @param {Request} input.request The request that led to the response.
* @param {Response} input.response The response that might be cached.
* @return {boolean} `true` if the `Response` is cacheable, based on the
* configuration of this object, and `false` otherwise.
*/
cacheWillUpdate({request, response} = {}) {
return this.isResponseCacheable({request, response});
}
}
export default CacheableResponsePlugin;


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When an object moves along in a straight line at a steady speed, you can calculate its average speed if you know how far it travels and how long it takes.The following equation shows the relationship between the average speed, distance moved and time taken:
Equation: average-speed = distance-moved/time taken
where average speed is measured in metres per second,m/s distance moves is measured in metres,m time taken is measured in seconds,s.
For Example,a car travels 300m in 20 s.Its average speed is 300/20 = 15 m/s
Question
A man runs after a bus.The bus is travelling at an average speed of 5m/s.The man runs 25m in 6s.Does he catch the bus ?
Reveal Answer


A bunch of us all played kickball in social leagues back in the U.S. and have been missing it here in Amsterdam. We want to try and gauge interest in this kind of rec league here in Amster!
Interested? Fill out this Form!We are a group of friends who moved to Amsterdam over the years for university and/or work. Most of us are the United States and used to play kickball. Social kickball (as well as other sports) leagues are quite popular in the US, a few groups we're personally familiar with and have inspired us are: Kickball Baltimore, WAKA NOLA in New Orleans, and Play Recess in San Francisco.

You can get a base runner out by hitting them with the ball (as long as it's not on the head!)
A big, probably the biggest part of this, would be to have fun! Drinking on the sidelines or on the field is encouraged, and no one should be taking the score too seriously! At the end of the day, it's just kickball, calm down.
Here's a full list of rules from a more official site than ours. Offical Kicbkall Rules
We'd prefer that you reach out to us via filling out this form to show your interest. But if you want, you can also email us!
...no one makes phone calls anymore


EUC Dev Dashboard Automation
This script has been written by Simon Lee for the automation of the EUC Dev Dashboard.
Features
- Manual archiving of data from the Current Week sheet
- Automatic emailing when projects are due/overdue
Tech
This script uses the following technologies to work properly:
- Google Apps Script - scripting language for light-weight application development.
Set Up
The application requires a Google Account to run.
First Run
- Select the ‘Configuration and Help’ menu from the toolbar
- Select ‘Authorise’
The script is now authorised and you can interact with it
Email Alert Configuration
- Visit the Triggers Page
- Select Add Trigger
- From the ‘Choose which function to run’ drop-down, select: sendAlert
- From the ‘Select event source’ drop-down, select: Time-driven
- From the ‘Select type of time based trigger’ drop-down, select: Week timer
- From the ‘Select day of the week’ drop-down, select the day of the week that you want the alert to be sent
- From the ‘Select time of day’ drop-down, select a time of the day that you want the alert to be sent.
- Select Save
Manual Archiving Instruction
To perform a manual archive of the data from the Current Week sheet, do the following:
- Select the Configuration and Help menu from the toolbar.
- Select Manual Archive
Development
Want to alter or edit the script? Great!
But please note that any changes to the core script will render it outside of our support and will be dealt with on a ‘best endeavours’ basis.
Todos
- Automatic archiving (Once the team is happy with it)
License
MIT


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The do portion
of the do while statement (lines 5 thru 8) ensures that the println
statement (at line 6) will execute at least once. Directly following this action, the while
portion of the do while (if it evaluates to true) enables any subsequent code logic to execute – before returning
the code flow to the do portion
of the do while (at line 5) where the process repeats.
In this example, the evaluation of the while portion of the do while (at line 7)
requires a call to method m1 (at line 9). The logic inside of method m1
(i.e. the post-increment operator that follows the return statement) is designed
to modify the value of a variable the
very next time that the variable is referenced – after the post-increment operator is applied.
The next occurence in which
the target variable i is referenced however, takes place outside of the scope in which the
post-increment operator was applied.
As a result, because the
post-increment operator at line 10 has no impact on the target variable i (in this case) until
after the
variable
leaves the scope in which the post-increment logic was initiated, the potential impact
of the post-increment operator on variable i never occurs.
In other words, passing the value of variable i to the calling construct, via the return
statement – coupled with a post-increment operator, ensures that the value that the
variable has when it returns, is the same value it had when it arrived as an argument to the called method.
That value, in this example, is zero.
The consequence of processing a variable whose value does not change, through the
do while construct in this code (i.e. lines 5 thru 8) as described, is that an infinite loop occurs
when the code is executed.
Conversely, if a pre-increment operator were applied to the value of variable i
(e.g. ++ i) at line 10, the do while loop structure (at lines 5 thru 8) would cause the int value
of c (as declared at line 4) to be printed five times, and the program would end.


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ally.js provides the method ally/focus/trap
to make sure only
descendants of a given element can befocused (i.e. become the activeElement).
This behavior is considered best practice by WAI ARIA by when presenting modal dialogs.
Browsers that support the focusout
event (Blink, WebKit, Trident) redirect focus
upon the focus target leaving the context focus should be contained in.
Browser that do not support this event (Gecko) will listen for the KeyEvent
Tab and Shift Tab to achieve the same.
Note: It may be possible to break out of the given context by means of script or MouseEvent
.
It is the developer's responsibility to prevent that from happening, should they wish to.
Warning: Trapping focus is deprecated and superseded by inert subtrees - disabling focus. Although this pattern is considered best practice by WAI ARIA, it cannot be implemented properly (in a robust way) with the tools available in current browsers. Working with inert subtrees has its own set of problems, but they seem far less likely to break for any given user than trapping focus could and would.
// load focus/trap var trapFocus = require('ally/focus/trap'); // acquire context var context = document.getElementById('element-to-keep-focus-in'); // activate containing the focus in context (including descendants) var disengage = trapFocus(context); // activate containing the focus in context (including descendants), // focusing the first tabbable element var disengage = trapFocus(context, true); // stop containing the focus disengage();
Press the "trap focus" button below, you will not be able to escape the three middle <input>
elements until you press the button "stop trapping focus".


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multiplication(x, y);
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Survey Form
Survey Form
Let us know how we can improve our university travelling club
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Select an option
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What activities do you like the most in our club?
Select an option
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How we can improve our activities? (Check all that apply)
Introduce new types of activities
Improve time-management
Provide equipment for participants
Do you have any comments or suggestions?
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It’s the first hot day of the summer. Uncomfortably shifting in your seat, you turn on that long-neglected AC knob, only to discover an unwelcome blast of warm air streaming out from the vents.
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Low discounts Germany's Euro 2020 chances
by BeSoccerGermany boss Joachim Low has assessed his side's Euro 2020 chances and weighed in on the rumours linking Pep Guardiola to Bayern Munich.
Joachim Low sees similarities between Germany's youthful squad and the exciting 2010 vintage but does not consider his team a leading Euro 2020 contender.
Victory over Belarus in Monchengladbach on Saturday and anything less than a win for Northern Ireland against Netherlands would confirm Germany's place at next year's tournament.
A developing Die Mannschaft have won five of their past seven matches and are starting to build momentum after a rocky post-World Cup period.
Just one member of the squad, captain Manuel Neuer, is over the age of 30 and Low compared the potential of the team to the one that reached the semi-finals in South Africa almost a decade ago.
But the long-serving head coach moved to temper expectations of a serious challenge for silverware.
"As of today we have a very talented, ambitious, hungry team with a lot of potential, comparable to the team for the 2010 World Cup," Low said.
"But we will not be among the absolute top favourites. For that, many players have to be even further along in their development. We're working on it.
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"France, England have been playing with the same players for years. There's the Dutch, Spain… to play for a title is incredibly difficult. But the guys are really good, we have a good base."
Neuer, 33, will start in goal against Belarus, with Barcelona's Marc-Andre ter Stegen to take over for Tuesday's final Group C clash at home to Northern Ireland.
Low confirmed two more Bayern Munich regulars, Joshua Kimmich and Serge Gnabry, would be in the starting XI this weekend following their impressive performances in the club's recent Bundesliga win over Borussia Dortmund.
The Bundesliga champions, still without a full-time head coach, are now being linked with an audacious bid to bring Pep Guardiola back to Allianz Arena.
Asked about that scenario, Low replied: "Pep Guardiola was very good for the Bundesliga. He is one of the best coaches. I don't know if he will come back and whether he wants to [return] is just speculation. I don't know what Bayern are planning, that's their business."


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html_entity_decode
(PHP 4 >= 4.3.0, PHP 5, PHP 7)
html_entity_decode — Convert all HTML entities to their applicable characters
说明
string html_entity_decode ( string $string [, int $flags = ENT_COMPAT |
ENT_HTML401 [, string $encoding = ini_get("default_charset") ]] )
html_entity_decode() is the opposite of htmlentities() in that it converts all
HTML entities in the string to their applicable characters.
More precisely, this function decodes all the entities (including all numeric
entities) that a) are necessarily valid for the chosen document type — i.e.,
for XML, this function does not decode named entities that might be defined in
some DTD — and b) whose character or characters are in the coded character set
associated with the chosen encoding and are permitted in the chosen document
type. All other entities are left as is.
参数
string
The input string.
flags
A bitmask of one or more of the following flags, which specify how to
handle quotes and which document type to use. The default is ENT_COMPAT |
ENT_HTML401.
Available flags constants
Constant Name Description
ENT_COMPAT Will convert double-quotes and leave single-quotes alone.
ENT_QUOTES Will convert both double and single quotes.
ENT_NOQUOTES Will leave both double and single quotes unconverted.
ENT_HTML401 Handle code as HTML 4.01.
ENT_XML1 Handle code as XML 1.
ENT_XHTML Handle code as XHTML.
ENT_HTML5 Handle code as HTML 5.
encoding
An optional argument defining the encoding used when converting characters.
If omitted, the default value of the encoding varies depending on the PHP
version in use. In PHP 5.6 and later, the default_charset configuration
option is used as the default value. PHP 5.4 and 5.5 will use UTF-8 as the
default. Earlier versions of PHP use ISO-8859-1.
Although this argument is technically optional, you are highly encouraged
to specify the correct value for your code if you are using PHP 5.5 or
earlier, or if your default_charset configuration option may be set
incorrectly for the given input.
支持以下字符集：
支持的字符集列表
字符集 别名 描述
ISO-8859-1 ISO8859-1 西欧，Latin-1
ISO-8859-5 ISO8859-5 Little used cyrillic charset (Latin/Cyrillic).
ISO-8859-15 ISO8859-15 西欧，Latin-9。增加欧元符号，法语和芬兰语字母在
Latin-1(ISO-8859-1) 中缺失。
UTF-8 ASCII 兼容的多字节 8 位 Unicode。
cp866 ibm866, 866 DOS 特有的西里尔编码。本字符集在 4.3.2 版本中得到
支持。
Windows-1251, Windows 特有的西里尔编码。本字符集在 4.3.2 版本中
cp1251 win-1251, 得到支持。
1251
cp1252 Windows-1252, Windows 特有的西欧编码。
1252
KOI8-R koi8-ru, 俄语。本字符集在 4.3.2 版本中得到支持。
koi8r
BIG5 950 繁体中文，主要用于中国台湾省。
GB2312 936 简体中文，中国国家标准字符集。
BIG5-HKSCS 繁体中文，附带香港扩展的 Big5 字符集。
Shift_JIS SJIS, 932 日语
EUC-JP EUCJP 日语
MacRoman Mac OS 使用的字符串。
An empty string activates detection from script
'' encoding (Zend multibyte), default_charset and
current locale (see nl_langinfo() and setlocale()
), in this order. Not recommended.
Note: 其他字符集没有认可。将会使用默认编码并抛出异常。
返回值
Returns the decoded string.
更新日志
版本 说明
5.6.0 The default value for the encoding parameter was changed to be the value
of the default_charset configuration option.
5.4.0 Default encoding changed from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8.
5.4.0 The constants ENT_HTML401, ENT_XML1, ENT_XHTML and ENT_HTML5 were added.
范例
Example #1 Decoding HTML entities
dog now";
$a = htmlentities($orig);
$b = html_entity_decode($a);
echo $a; // I'll "walk" the <b>dog</b> now
echo $b; // I'll "walk" the dog now
?>
注释
Note:
You might wonder why trim(html_entity_decode(' ')); doesn't reduce the
string to an empty string, that's because the ' ' entity is not ASCII
code 32 (which is stripped by trim()) but ASCII code 160 (0xa0) in the
default ISO 8859-1 encoding.
参见
• htmlentities() - Convert all applicable characters to HTML entities
• htmlspecialchars() - Convert special characters to HTML entities
• get_html_translation_table() - 返回使用 htmlspecialchars 和 htmlentities 后
的转换表
• urldecode() - 解码已编码的 URL 字符串
User Contributed Notes 17 notes
===============================================================================
If you need something that converts [0-9]+ entities to UTF-8, this is simple
and works:
===============================================================================
I had a problem getting the 'TM' trademark symbol to display correctly in an
email subject line. Using html_entity_decode() with different charsets didn't
work, but directly replacing the entity with it's ASCII equivalent did:
$subject = str_replace('™', chr(153), $subject);
===============================================================================
This functionality is now implemented in the PEAR package PHP_Compat.
More information about using this function without upgrading your version of
PHP can be found on the below link:
http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_Compat
===============================================================================
The following function decodes named and numeric HTML entities and works on
UTF-8. Requires iconv.
function decodeHtmlEnt($str) {
$ret = html_entity_decode($str, ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8');
$p2 = -1;
for(;;) {
$p = strpos($ret, '', $p2+1);
if ($p === FALSE)
break;
$p2 = strpos($ret, ';', $p);
if ($p2 === FALSE)
break;
if (substr($ret, $p+2, 1) == 'x')
$char = hexdec(substr($ret, $p+3, $p2-$p-3));
else
$char = intval(substr($ret, $p+2, $p2-$p-2));
//echo "$char\n";
$newchar = iconv(
'UCS-4', 'UTF-8',
chr(($char>>24)&0xFF).chr(($char>>16)&0xFF).chr(($char>>8)&
0xFF).chr($char&0xFF)
);
//echo "$newchar<$p<$p2<<\n";
$ret = substr_replace($ret, $newchar, $p, 1+$p2-$p);
$p2 = $p + strlen($newchar);
}
return $ret;
}
===============================================================================
Quick & dirty code that translates numeric entities to UTF-8.
\n";
echo preg_replace_callback('/([0-9a-fx]+);/mi', 'replace_num_entity',
$test);
?>
===============================================================================
Handy function to convert remaining HTML-entities into human readable chars
(for entities which do not exist in target charset):
$entity_start+7)
{
// und weiter gehts
$out = cleanString($out,$entity_start+1);
}
// gottcha!
else
{
$clean = substr($out,0,$entity_start);
$subst = substr($out,$entity_start+1,1);
// š => "s" / š => "_"
$clean .= ($subst != "#") ? $subst : "_";
$clean .= substr($out,$entity_end+1);
// und weiter gehts
$out = cleanString($clean,$entity_start+1);
}
}
}
return $out;
}
?>
===============================================================================
This is a safe rawurldecode with utf8 detection:
===============================================================================
Note that
will output "%A0" instead of "+".
===============================================================================
This function seems to have to have two limitations (at least in PHP 4.3.8):
a) it does not work with multibyte character codings, such as UTF-8
b) it does not decode numeric entity references
a) can be solved by using iconv to convert to ISO-8859-1, then decoding the
entities, than convert to UTF-8 again. But that's quite ugly and detroys all
characters not present in Latin-1.
b) can be solved rather nicely using the following code:
HTH
===============================================================================
Use the following to decode all entities:
I've checked these special entities:
- double quotes (")
- single quotes (' and ')
- non printable chars (e.g.
)
With other $flags some or all won't be decoded.
It seems that ENT_XML1 and ENT_XHTML are identical when decoding.
===============================================================================
I wrote in a previous comment that html_entity_decode() only handled about 100
characters. That's not quite true; it only handles entities that exist in the
output character set (the third argument). If you want to get ALL HTML
entities, make sure you use ENT_QUOTES and set the third argument to 'UTF-8'.
If you don't want a UTF-8 string, you'll need to convert it afterward with
something like utf8_decode(), iconv(), or mb_convert_encoding().
If you're producing XML, which doesn't recognise most HTML entities:
When producing a UTF-8 document (the default), then htmlspecialchars
(html_entity_decode($string, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'), ENT_NOQUOTES, 'UTF-8')
(because you only need to escape < and > and & unless you're printing inside
the XML tags themselves).
Otherwise, either convert all the named entities to numeric ones, or declare
the named entities in the document's DTD. The full list of 252 entities can be
found in the HTML 4.01 Spec, or you can cut and paste the function from my site
(http://inanimatt.com/php-convert-entities.php).
===============================================================================
The decipherment does the character encoded by the escape function of
JavaScript.
When the multi byte is used on the page, it is effective.
javascript escape('aaああaa') ..... 'aa%u3042%u3042aa'
php jsEscape_decode('aa%u3042%u3042aa')..'aaああaa'
===============================================================================
We were having very peculiar behavior regarding foreign characters such as
e-acute.
However, it was only showing up as a problem when extracting those characters
out of our mysql database and when being displayed through a proxy server of
ours that handles dns issues.
As other users have made a note of, the default character setting wasn't what
they were expecting it to be when they left theirs blank.
When we changed our default_charset to "UTF-8", our problems and needs for
using functions like these were no longer necessary in handling foreign
characters such as e-acute. Good enough for us!
===============================================================================
I created this function to filter all the text that goes in or comes out of the
database.
===============================================================================
Here is the ultimate functions to convert HTML entities to UTF-8 :
The main function is htmlentities2utf8
Others are helper functions
> 6)) . chr(128 | ($code &
63));
elseif ($code < 65536) return chr(224 | ($code >> 12)) . chr(128 | ((
$code >> 6) & 63)) . chr(128 | ($code & 63));
else return chr(240 | ($code >> 18)) . chr(128 | (($code >> 12) & 63))
. chr(128 | (($code >> 6) & 63)) . chr(128 | ($code & 63));
}
// Callback for preg_replace_callback('~&(#(x?))?([^;]+);~',
'html_entity_replace', $str);
function html_entity_replace($matches)
{
if ($matches[2])
{
return chr_utf8(hexdec($matches[3]));
} elseif ($matches[1])
{
return chr_utf8($matches[3]);
}
switch ($matches[3])
{
case "nbsp": return chr_utf8(160);
case "iexcl": return chr_utf8(161);
case "cent": return chr_utf8(162);
case "pound": return chr_utf8(163);
case "curren": return chr_utf8(164);
case "yen": return chr_utf8(165);
//... etc with all named HTML entities
}
return false;
}
function htmlentities2utf8 ($string) // because of the html_entity_decode()
bug with UTF-8
{
$string = preg_replace_callback('~&(#(x?))?([^;]+);~',
'html_entity_replace', $string);
return $string;
}
?>
===============================================================================
the references to 'chr()' in the example unhtmlentities() function should be
changed to unichr, using the example unichr() function described in the 'chr'
reference (http://php.net/chr).
the reason for this is characters such as € which do not break down into
an ASCII number (that's the Euro, by the way).
===============================================================================
I just ran into the:
Bug #27626 html_entity_decode bug - cannot yet handle MBCS in
html_entity_decode()!
The simple solution if you're still running PHP 4 is to wrap the
html_entity_decode() function with the utf8_decode() function.
By default html_entity_decode() returns the ISO-8859-1 character set, and by
default utf8_decode()...
http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.utf8-decode.php
"Converts a string with ISO-8859-1 characters encoded with UTF-8 to single-byte
ISO-8859-1"


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This sparkly jam makes a great Christmas present or accompaniment to your roast turkey. You’ll need a sugar thermometer for this recipe.
Peel the apples and grate into a saucepan, discarding the pips and stalk. Cover with 500ml/18fl oz water, bring to the boil and cook for about 15 minutes, or until the water has almost evaporated and the shreds of apple are falling apart.
Meanwhile, chop the plum flesh, discarding the stones, then add to the pan with the orange juice and bring to the boil, stirring often until the fruit softens and the juice is released. Cook for about 15 minutes, or until the fruit has fallen apart, the skins have softened and the liquid almost evaporated.
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Serves
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Delicate orange biscuits with a hint of cardamom are dipped in white chocolate for a luxurious touch.
Preheat the oven to 170C/350F/Gas 4.
Beat the butter until very, very soft (preferably using an electric stand mixer) and there are no lumps, then beat in 100g/3½oz icing sugar for a minute.
Sift the ground almonds and remaining icing sugar together over the mixture and stir in.
Continue mixing, adding the egg whites one at a time.
Then mix in the flour.
Add the orange zest and orange extract.
Leave the mixture to rest for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, mark out 7cm/2¾in lines, set at least 3cm/1¼in apart, on baking parchment, to guide where to pipe the biscuits. Flip the paper over and pipe on the unmarked side (the lines will show through).
Fill a piping bag fitted with 1cm/½in plain nozzle with the biscuit mixture and pipe out. Smooth the tips down at the end of the line with a finger wetted in water.
Bake for 8-9 minutes until the pale biscuits are just colouring and the centre is just golden-brown, with the edges slightly darker. This may take up to 10-12 minutes.
Remove the biscuits from the oven and leave on the tray for 1-2 minutes. Using a palette knife transfer the biscuits to a wire rack to cool. Alternatively you can leave the biscuits to dry out and cool on the tray if slightly underdone.
To decorate, combine the chopped chocolate and ground cardamom seeds.
Melt two-thirds of the chopped white chocolate very gently in a heat-proof bowl set on top of a pan of simmering water. Heat the chocolate to no more than 45C/113F (use a thermometer to measure this), remove from the heat and then add the remaining white chocolate, stirring continually until the temperature drops to 32C/90F. Transfer to narrow or steep sided small bowl.
Half dip each biscuit in the chocolate and then lay flat on baking parchment to dry.


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