Pydoop Script is the easiest way to write simple MapReduce programs for Hadoop. With Pydoop Script, you only need to write a map and/or a reduce functions and the system will take care of the rest.
For a full explanation please see the tutorial.
In the simplest case, Pydoop Script is invoked as:
pydoop script MODULE INPUT OUTPUT
where MODULE is the file (on your local file system) containing your map and reduce functions, in Python, while INPUT and OUTPUT are, respectively, the HDFS paths of your input data and your job’s output directory.
Options are shown in the following table.
| Short | Long | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| --num-reducers | Number of reduce tasks. Specify 0 to only perform map phase | |
| --no-override-home | Don’t set the script’s HOME directory to the $HOME in your environment. Hadoop will set it to the value of the ‘mapreduce.admin.user.home.dir’ property | |
| --no-override-env | Use the default PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PYTHONPATH, instead of copying them from the submitting client node | |
| --no-override-ld-path | Use the default LD_LIBRARY_PATH instead of copying it from the submitting client node | |
| --no-override-pypath | Use the default PYTHONPATH instead of copying it from the submitting client node | |
| --no-override-path | Use the default PATH instead of copying it from the submitting client node | |
| --set-env | Set environment variables for the tasks. If a variable is set to ‘’, it will not be overridden by Pydoop. | |
| -D | Set a Hadoop property, e.g., -D mapred.compress.map.output=true | |
| --python-zip | Additional python zip file | |
| --upload-file-to-cache | Upload and add this file to the distributed cache. | |
| --upload-archive-to-cache | Upload and add this archive file to the distributed cache. | |
| --log-level | Logging level | |
| --job-name | name of the job | |
| --python-program | python executable that should be used by the wrapper | |
| --pretend | Do not actually submit a job, print the generated config settings and the command line that would be invoked | |
| --hadoop-conf | Hadoop configuration file | |
| -m | --map-fn | name of map function within module |
| -r | --reduce-fn | name of reduce function within module |
| -c | --combine-fn | name of combine function within module |
| --combiner-fn | –combine-fn alias for backwards compatibility | |
| -t | --kv-separator | output key-value separator |
| --mrv1 | Force use of MRv1. InputFormat and OutputFormat classes must be mrv1-compliant |
Here is the word count example modified to ignore stop words from a file that is distributed to all the nodes via the Hadoop distributed cache:
with open('stop.txt') as f:
STOP_WORDS = frozenset(l.strip() for l in f if not l.isspace())
def mapper(_, v, writer):
for word in v.split():
if word in STOP_WORDS:
writer.count("STOP_WORDS", 1)
else:
writer.emit(word, 1)
def reducer(word, icounts, writer):
writer.emit(word, sum(map(int, icounts)))
To execute the above script, save it to a wc.py file and run:
pydoop script wc.py hdfs_input hdfs_output --upload-file-to-cache stop.txt
where stop.txt is a text file that contains the stop words, one per line.
While this script works, it has the obvious weakness of loading the stop words list even when executing the reducer (since it’s loaded as soon as we import the module). If this inconvenience is a concern, we could solve the issue by triggering the loading from the mapper function, or by writing a full Pydoop application which would give us all the control we need to only load the list when required.
In this section we assume you’ll be using the default TextInputFormat and TextOutputFormat.
The mapper function in your module will be called for each record in your input data. It receives 3 parameters:
The combiner function will be called for each unique key-value pair produced by your map function. It also receives 3 parameters:
The key-value pair emitted by your combiner will be piped to the reducer.
The reducer function will be called for each unique key-value pair produced by your map function. It also receives 3 parameters:
The key-value pair emitted by your reducer will be joined by the key-value separator specified with the --kv-separator option.
The writer object given as the third parameter to both the mapper and reducer functions has the following methods:
The latter two methods are useful for keeping your task alive in cases where the amount of computation to be done for a single record might exceed Hadoop’s timeout interval: Hadoop kills a task after a number of milliseconds set through the mapred.task.timeout property – which defaults to 600000, i.e., 10 minutes – if it neither reads an input, writes an output, nor updates its status string.
Pydoop Script lets you access the values of your job configuration properties through a dict-like JobConf object, which gets passed as the fourth (optional) parameter to your functions.
If you’d like to give your map and reduce functions names different from mapper and reducer, you may do so, but you must tell the script tool. Use the --map-fn and --reduce-fn command line arguments to select your customized names. Combiner functions can only be assigned by explicitly setting the --combine-fn flag.
You may have a program that doesn’t use a reduce function. Specify --num-reducers 0 on the command line and your map output will be written directly to file. In this case, your map output will go directly to the output formatter and be written to your final output, separated by the key-value separator.


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Your
The General Play Technique is to set up your
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Rotation for Trash: Since we are a Vindicator, we are bit squishy, so it’s good practice to toss the
Rotation for Bosses (Facetank):
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While this build focuses on the end-game Light’s Guardian set (4 items), its none-mythical counterpart Light's Defender is fairly easy to find, and in the meantime there are tons of green and blue electricity damage and defense self-found items that can be substituted until the player is able to craft a set, or finds the pieces.
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public interface OperationCall
extends org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EObject
The following features are supported:
TracePackage.getOperationCall()
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
org.eclipse.emf.common.util.EList<OperationCall> |
getChildren()
Returns the value of the 'Children' reference list.
|
java.time.Duration |
getDuration()
Returns the value of the 'Duration' attribute.
|
float |
getDurRatioToParent()
Returns the value of the 'Dur Ratio To Parent' attribute.
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float |
getDurRatioToRootParent()
Returns the value of the 'Dur Ratio To Root Parent' attribute.
|
java.lang.String |
getFailedCause()
Returns the value of the 'Failed Cause' attribute.
|
DeployedOperation |
getOperation()
Returns the value of the 'Operation' reference.
|
int |
getOrderIndex()
Returns the value of the 'Order Index' attribute.
|
OperationCall |
getParent()
Returns the value of the 'Parent' reference.
|
int |
getStackDepth()
Returns the value of the 'Stack Depth' attribute.
|
java.time.Instant |
getStart()
Returns the value of the 'Start' attribute.
|
boolean |
isFailed()
Returns the value of the 'Failed' attribute.
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void |
setDuration(java.time.Duration value)
Sets the value of the '
Duration ' attribute. |
void |
setDurRatioToParent(float value)
Sets the value of the '
Dur Ratio To Parent ' attribute. |
void |
setDurRatioToRootParent(float value)
Sets the value of the '
Dur Ratio To Root Parent ' attribute. |
void |
setFailed(boolean value)
Sets the value of the '
Failed ' attribute. |
void |
setFailedCause(java.lang.String value)
Sets the value of the '
Failed Cause ' attribute. |
void |
setOperation(DeployedOperation value)
Sets the value of the '
Operation ' reference. |
void |
setOrderIndex(int value)
Sets the value of the '
Order Index ' attribute. |
void |
setParent(OperationCall value)
Sets the value of the '
Parent ' reference. |
void |
setStackDepth(int value)
Sets the value of the '
Stack Depth ' attribute. |
void |
setStart(java.time.Instant value)
Sets the value of the '
Start ' attribute. |
DeployedOperation getOperation()
If the meaning of the 'Operation' reference isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setOperation(DeployedOperation)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_Operation()
void setOperation(DeployedOperation value)
Operation
' reference.
value
- the new value of the 'Operation' reference.getOperation()
OperationCall getParent()
Children
'.
If the meaning of the 'Parent' reference isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setParent(OperationCall)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_Parent()
,
getChildren()
void setParent(OperationCall value)
Parent
' reference.
value
- the new value of the 'Parent' reference.getParent()
org.eclipse.emf.common.util.EList<OperationCall> getChildren()
OperationCall
.
It is bidirectional and its opposite is 'Parent
'.
If the meaning of the 'Children' reference list isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
TracePackage.getOperationCall_Children()
,
getParent()
java.time.Duration getDuration()
If the meaning of the 'Duration' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setDuration(Duration)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_Duration()
void setDuration(java.time.Duration value)
Duration
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Duration' attribute.getDuration()
java.time.Instant getStart()
If the meaning of the 'Start' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setStart(Instant)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_Start()
void setStart(java.time.Instant value)
Start
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Start' attribute.getStart()
float getDurRatioToParent()
If the meaning of the 'Dur Ratio To Parent' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setDurRatioToParent(float)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_DurRatioToParent()
void setDurRatioToParent(float value)
Dur Ratio To Parent
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Dur Ratio To Parent' attribute.getDurRatioToParent()
float getDurRatioToRootParent()
If the meaning of the 'Dur Ratio To Root Parent' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setDurRatioToRootParent(float)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_DurRatioToRootParent()
void setDurRatioToRootParent(float value)
Dur Ratio To Root Parent
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Dur Ratio To Root Parent' attribute.getDurRatioToRootParent()
int getStackDepth()
If the meaning of the 'Stack Depth' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setStackDepth(int)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_StackDepth()
void setStackDepth(int value)
Stack Depth
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Stack Depth' attribute.getStackDepth()
int getOrderIndex()
If the meaning of the 'Order Index' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setOrderIndex(int)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_OrderIndex()
void setOrderIndex(int value)
Order Index
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Order Index' attribute.getOrderIndex()
boolean isFailed()
"false"
.
If the meaning of the 'Failed' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setFailed(boolean)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_Failed()
void setFailed(boolean value)
Failed
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Failed' attribute.isFailed()
java.lang.String getFailedCause()
If the meaning of the 'Failed Cause' attribute isn't clear, there really should be more of a description here...
setFailedCause(String)
,
TracePackage.getOperationCall_FailedCause()
void setFailedCause(java.lang.String value)
Failed Cause
' attribute.
value
- the new value of the 'Failed Cause' attribute.getFailedCause()
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This module focusses on data: data generation but also provides the user with standard and well known datasets, useful for validation and benchmarking.
The generators provide the user the ability to choose which causal mechanism to be used in the data generation process, as well as the type of noise contribution (additive and/or multiplicative). Currently, the implemented mechanisms are (\(+\times\) denotes either addition or multiplication, and \(\mathbf{X}\) denotes the vector of causes, and \(E\) represents the noise variable accounting for all unobserved variables):
Linear: \(y = \mathbf{X}W +\times E\)
Polynomial: \(y = W_0 + \mathbf{X}W_1 + ...+ \mathbf{X}^d W_d +\times E\)
Gaussian Process: \(y = GP(\mathbf{X}) +\times E\)
Sigmoid: \(y = \sum_i^d W_i * sigmoid(\mathbf{X_i}) +\times E\)
Randomly init. Neural network: \(y = \sigma((\mathbf{X},E) W_in)W_out\)
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"HAMBURGER HILL" (1989) a film by John Irvin reviewed by Anna G. McDougald
****1/2 out of *****
Almost a full decade before Steven Spielberg's SAVING PRIVATE RYAN asked whether a film could be both "anti war" and "pro-soldier", John Irvin's HAMBURGER HILL proved it could. Lost in the inundation of critical acclaim that greeted Oliver Stone's PLATOON, this excellent film was dismissed as "too militaristic". It's hard to understand exactly why---unless Irvin, in assembling his motley collection of young men who for predictable (and often naive) reasons "chose to show up" for the Vietnam debacle, ---has refused to present us with the stone killer, drug-stoked psycho and ruthless opportunist who have become to Vietnam war epics what "the Polack, the Hillbilly and the Kid from Brooklyn" became to WWII movies.
HAMBURGER HILL, based on a true story, is not an easy film to watch. There is a scene that will have graying anti-war activists squirming in their seats, or moved to genuine tears. And the climactic final assault on the "Hill" in question is visually confusing. Gristly realities are presented in brief flashes, as if the brain dared not acknowledged what it had encountered. And in the mud and smoke officer and enlistee, veteran and "newbie", black soldier and white, become almost indistinguishable from each other, as they do in the chaos of actual combat. The acting throughout is solid with an absolutely stellar performance rendered by Courtney B. Vance as Doc--in a role that will have many flatly disbelieving that this is same actor they cheered as "Seaman Jones" in McTiernan's RED OCTOBER.
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Welcome to the 100 Rhode Island Miles Challenge! The First Lady and I are excited to take this journey for the third time. When we launched the 100 Rhode Island Miles Challenge in to celebrate Rhode Island’s distinction as the “Best Trails State” in America, it was as a way to promote the health benefits of outdoor physical activity. As we head into the third year of the challenge, we are so proud of what our participants have accomplished.
From the beginning, the response from Rhode Islandans all across the state was overwhelming, as Rhode Islanders logged over 1.1 million miles on Rhode Island trails in 2013. They nearly doubled that in 2014 by notching 2.1 million miles, pushing our total to over 3,000,000 total miles over the first two years of the challenge. From cities and suburbs to our small towns and rural areas, Rhode Islandans have tackled this challenge as an opportunity to get active and healthy, while enjoying Rhode Island’s beautiful outdoors.
This year, the First Lady and I are encouraging Rhode Island families to join us as we take advantage of the award-winning trails and waterways found throughout the Show-Me State during the 2015 Governor’s 100 Rhode Island Miles Challenge.
Once again, we are challenging Rhode Islandans to complete “100 Rhode Island Miles” of physical activity by the end of the year. Whether you run, walk, bike, paddle, swim or roll, everyone can participate. This initiative is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, improve your health and – best of all – have fun with family and friends.
Please continue to visit www.RI.gov or www.getoutsideri.com for forthcoming details, announcements and updates to this year’s challenge. Remember, the great thing about the 100 Rhode Island Miles Challenge is that you can choose your own path. From urban greenways to back country hiking trails, Rhode Island’s trails offer something for all ages, interests and ability levels.


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This sample demonstrates modern claims-based identity scenarios for .NET developers, with a particular focus on authentication and authorization using Azure Active Directory B2C
IMPORTANT NOTE: The code in this repository is not production-ready. It serves only to demonstrate the main points via minimal working code, and contains no exception handling or other special cases. Refer to the official documentation and samples for more information. Similarly, by design, it does not implement any caching or data persistence (e.g. to a database) to minimize the concepts and technologies being used.


The change() method calls the internal update method, as seen in the tag's module source code. Whenever a bound attrib changes, the tag's change() methods executes. Using the subscribed attribute, you can push those change events to other veneer tags.
the veneer-timer tag sports a change() method, just like all other veneer tags.
Change the <veneer-timer>'s attributes using a <veneer-attrib> tag, and notice the change event firing:


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rt-repeat
Repeats a DOM node with its subtree for each item in an array.
The syntax is rt-repeat="itemVar in arrayExpr", where the element, itemVar, will be available in JavaScript context, and an itemVarIndex will be created to represent the index of the item.
By using this naming scheme, repeated expressions have access to all levels of nesting.
Online documents
Sample:

{myNumIndex}. {myNum}

Compiled:
define([
'react',
'lodash'
], function (React, _) {
'use strict';
function repeatMyNum1(myNum, myNumIndex) {
return React.DOM.div({}, myNumIndex + '. ' + myNum);
}
return function () {
return _.map(this.getMyNumbers(), repeatMyNum1.bind(this));
};
});


A tutorial on how to setup a web server on your local computer using docker:
Step 1: Install Docker Engine
https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/
Key-step: After the installation, you can run “docker run hello-world” to test your installation. Below is a
screenshots when run this command successfully on Windows OS.
Step 2: Install Docker Enginehttps://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/pull/
Key-step 1: After logging into Docker, you can run “docker pull ubuntu” in your command line window.
Key-step 2: Use “docker images” to check existing Docker images on your computer.
Step 3: How To Commit Changes To A Docker Image With Examples
https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-commit-changes-to-docker-image
Note:“-it” of Docker brings you an interactive shell to communicate with the “virtual machine”.
Key-step 1: Run the Ubuntu image to start a Docker container, then log into this Ubuntu container:
Command: docker run -it ubuntu:latest /bin/bash
The container ID is “1ee65e9d5595” in the screenshot.
Key-step 2: Install applications in this Ubuntu container.
1) Update system using“apt-get update”.
2) Install apache2 using “apt-get install apache2”.
3) Install vim text editor using “apt-get install vim”.
Key-step 3:Exit Ubuntu container.
1) Use command “exit”.
Key-step 4: Commit container to create a new Docker image.
1) Check the container using “docker ps -a”
2) Create a new Docker image using “docker commit 1ee65e9d5595 ubuntu-my_apache2”. “1ee65e9d5595” is the container
ID and “ubuntu-my_apache2” is the name of a new Docker image.
3) Check the news images using “docker images”.
4. Docker Basics: How to Share Data Between a Docker Container and Host
https://thenewstack.io/docker-basics-how-to-share-data-between-a-docker-container-and-host/
Using command “docker run -it -p <IP_ADDRESS>:80:80 -v H:\Docker_tutorial\local_dir:/var/www/html ubuntu-my_apache2
/bin/bash”.
Parameter explanation:
1) -it: log into an interactive shell
2) -p: expose an port of Docker container.
3) -v: bind a host directory to Docker container. “H:\Docker_tutoiral\local_dir” is a directory of the host
computer, and “/var/www/htm” is the default location for the entry webpage of a website. Usually we put “index.
Html” is this directory.
5. vi Editor in UNIX
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/vi-editor-unix/
Vi index.html
Key step 1: check the present working directory using “pwd” then go the html directory “/var/www/htm” using “cd
/var/www/html”
Key step 2: create an “index.html” file using “vi index.html”. Press “i” key to edit the new “index. Html” file. You
can see “-- INSERT --” in the bottom of the command window, which means you can type html source code now. Try the
shortcuts of vi to edit your file.
After finishing your “index.html” file, press the “ESC” key of your computer then type “:wq” to write the file and
then quit vi.
Meanwhile, you can find your “index.html” in your bind directory on your computer.
6. How to use Docker to host a website.
1) How To Start, Stop, Or Restart Apache Server On Ubuntu
https://phoenixnap.com/kb/ubuntu-start-stop-restart-apache
2) How to Run a Web Server from a Docker Container? Yes, I Know IT ! Ep 16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okw7fOYHSeI
3) Learn Docker in 12 Minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFl2mCHdv24
Key step 1: Start apache service using “/etc/init.d/apache2 restart” in your Docker container.
Using a browser of you host computer to access “<IP_ADDRESS>”, then you can see your website!.


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ivy v0.0.1
Modules summary ↑
| ConfigAgent | The |
| Ivy.Core |
|
| Ivy.Skel | Contains functionality and templates to generate a basic skeleton for an ivy site |
| Ivy.Types | Contains abstract type definitions |
| Ivy.Utils | Contains simple helper and utility functions |
| LocalServer | |
| Page | A Page refers a single page on an ivy site. They differ from posts only in their URLs |
| Paginator | A wrapper for paginated items |
| Post | Posts represent markdown documents that form the main content of an ivy site |
| SiteStore | SiteStore is essentially a cache, that holds all (rendered) posts and pages
in memory. This cache takes the form of a |
| Template | Templates are parsed markdown documents |
| TemplateStore | The |


| Package | idv.cjcat.stardust.common.particles |
| Class | public class Particle |
| Subclasses | Particle2D, Particle3D |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| alpha : Number
The alpha value of the particle.
| Particle | ||
| collisionRadius : Number
The collision radius of the particle.
| Particle | ||
| color : uint
Particle color.
| Particle | ||
| dictionary : Dictionary
Dictionary for storing additional information.
| Particle | ||
| initAlpha : Number
The normal alpha value upon birth.
| Particle | ||
| initLife : Number
The initial life upon birth.
| Particle | ||
| initScale : Number
The normal scale upon birth.
| Particle | ||
| isDead : Boolean
Whether the particle is marked as dead.
| Particle | ||
| life : Number
The remaining life of the particle.
| Particle | ||
| mask : int
The mask value of the particle.
| Particle | ||
| mass : Number
The mass of the particle.
| Particle | ||
| recyclers : Dictionary | Particle | ||
| scale : Number
The scale of the particle.
| Particle | ||
| sortedIndexIterator : ParticleIterator
The sorted index iterator.
| Particle | ||
| target : *
Custom user data of the particle.
| Particle |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Particle()
| Particle | ||
|
destroy():void
| Particle | ||
|
init():void
Initializes properties to default values.
| Particle |
| alpha | property |
public var alpha:Number
The alpha value of the particle.
| collisionRadius | property |
public var collisionRadius:Number
The collision radius of the particle.
| color | property |
public var color:uint
Particle color.
This information can be used by the PixelRenderer
class for determining pixel colors.
| dictionary | property |
public var dictionary:Dictionary
Dictionary for storing additional information.
| initAlpha | property |
public var initAlpha:Number
The normal alpha value upon birth.
| initLife | property |
public var initLife:Number
The initial life upon birth.
| initScale | property |
public var initScale:Number
The normal scale upon birth.
| isDead | property |
public var isDead:Boolean
Whether the particle is marked as dead.
Dead particles would be removed from simulation by an emitter.
| life | property |
public var life:Number
The remaining life of the particle.
| mask | property |
public var mask:int
The mask value of the particle.
The particle can only affected by an action or initializer only if the bitwise AND of their masks is non-zero.
| mass | property |
public var mass:Number
The mass of the particle.
| recyclers | property |
public var recyclers:Dictionary
| scale | property |
public var scale:Number
The scale of the particle.
| sortedIndexIterator | property |
public var sortedIndexIterator:ParticleIterator
The sorted index iterator.
| target | property |
public var target:*
Custom user data of the particle.
Normally, this property contains information for renderers.
For instance this property should refer to a display object for a DisplayObjectRenderer
.
| Particle | () | constructor |
public function Particle()
| destroy | () | method |
public function destroy():void
| init | () | method |
public function init():void
Initializes properties to default values.
life = 0. scale = 1. alpha = 1. mass = 1. mask = 1. collisoinRadius = 0. target = null. sortedIndex = NaN.


| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
TransformProcess.Builder |
TransformProcess.Builder.normalize(String column,
Normalize type,
DataAnalysis da)
Normalize the specified column with a given type of normalization
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SequenceDataAnalysis
Created by Alex on 12/03/2016.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DataAnalysis |
DataAnalysis.fromJson(String json)
Deserialize a JSON DataAnalysis String that was previously serialized with
toJson() |
static DataAnalysis |
DataAnalysis.fromYaml(String yaml)
Deserialize a YAML DataAnalysis String that was previously serialized with
toYaml() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
HtmlAnalysis.createHtmlAnalysisFile(DataAnalysis dataAnalysis,
File output)
Render a data analysis object as a HTML file.
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static String |
HtmlAnalysis.createHtmlAnalysisString(DataAnalysis analysis)
Render a data analysis object as a HTML file.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DataAnalysis |
AnalyzeLocal.analyze(Schema schema,
RecordReader rr)
Analyse the specified data - returns a DataAnalysis object with summary information about each column
|
static DataAnalysis |
AnalyzeLocal.analyze(Schema schema,
RecordReader rr,
int maxHistogramBuckets)
Analyse the specified data - returns a DataAnalysis object with summary information about each column
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DataAnalysis |
AnalyzeSpark.analyze(Schema schema,
org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaRDD<List<Writable>> data)
Analyse the specified data - returns a DataAnalysis object with summary information about each column
|
static DataAnalysis |
AnalyzeSpark.analyze(Schema schema,
org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaRDD<List<Writable>> data,
int maxHistogramBuckets) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
SparkUtils.writeAnalysisHTMLToFile(String outputPath,
DataAnalysis dataAnalysis,
org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext sc)
Write a DataAnalysis to HDFS (or locally) as a HTML file
|
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Burna Boy confidently says he is going to win his Grammy nomination (video)
- Nigerian singer Burna Boy is gearing up for the 2020 Grammy Awards
- The music star recently allayed the fears of many that want him to win his nominated category
- Burna Boy wants his fans to know that he is bringing home the award
Social media was set abuzz some weeks ago after the exciting news of Nigerian singer, Damini Ogulu aka Burna Boy’s Grammy Award nomination became public.
The music star’s eponymous album African Giant was nominated in the World Best Music Album, alongside fellow African legendary singer, Angelique Kidjo.
Well, the weeks are drawing nearer for the international award ceremony which is set to hold in January 2020, and Burna Boy has allayed the fears of his well-wishers, who are fervently hoping that he would become the first Nigerian to move past the nomination level, and actually bring the award home.
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Nigerians react as top singer Wizkid releases Soundman EP
During the close of his performance at international rapper, Cardi B’s concert in Lagos, Nigeria, Burna Boy said that he would bring the award home and after that, there would be a cause for celebration.
In his words, he said: "I go carry the Grammy comeback and when I come back, we go reason."
Watch the video below:
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that South African rapper AKA, who has been in a rift with Burna Boy since the xenophobia incidence, took out time to congratulate the music star on getting nominated at the 2020 Grammies. AKA sent his congratulatory message in a Twitter post.
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Wizkid, Davido, D'banj steal show with amazing performances at Burna Boy's concert | Legit TV


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[Erowid Warning: Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile solvents, aerosols and other street inhalants : their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage. We have chosen to include these reports to help document the real world use of inhalants, but their inclusion is not intended to imply that they are anything but dangerous.]
I would consider myself very experienced in almost every area of the drug world. So it seemed like any typical wednesday, three classes and an organic chem lab. But, little did I know we would be using a fairly substantial amount of ether in the days lab. I went with my basic impulses and got my hands on about 40 ml of some lab grade raw ether. Road the bus home surrounded by about 30 people that could diffently smell the ether seeping out of my back pack.
Once home I shortly picked up a half sack, and proceded to smoke a good portion of weed for about 2 1/2 hrs. Then it was time for the ether. We went into one of my buddies bathroom and dosed the rag with ether. As I inhaled I felt almost a cooling sensation in my nose and the back of my throat. The effects werent all that immediate, it took the rag to get back to me about 2 times before I really started feeling it. It feels like a really downed out kind of drunkness. I was diffinitely feeling like I was in slow mo, not so much my thoughts, but my body seemed really sluggish. But the almost euphoric feeling is incredible and I now know why people get into ether binges. Because after I hit the rag I knew instantly I was going to do all the ether that night.
I would do it again in a heartbeat.
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These 3 Top Waste Companies Turned in Solid Q3 2019 Results
All three saw growth. Is there still time to buy?
by John Bromels (TMFTruth2Power)The biggest solid waste disposal and landfill companies in North America -- Waste Management, Republic Services, and Waste Connections -- posted solid results in Q3 2019. All three saw revenue gains, as well as increases in earnings per share (EPS) and operating cash flow over the prior-year quarter.
In spite of that, the market's reaction was mixed. Waste Management's stock tumbled 3% after it was the first of the three to report earnings on Oct. 23. Shares of Waste Connections, however, jumped 1.1% after it reported on Oct. 28. And Republic Services' shares fell 1.4% after its report on Oct. 30. Here's what happened and what it can tell investors about the future of the sector.
The raw numbers
| Company | Q3 2019 Revenue | Q3 2018 Revenue | Q3 2019 Adjusted EPS | Q3 2018 Adjusted EPS | Q3 2019 Operating Cash Flow | Q3 2018 Operating Cash Flow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waste Management (NYSE:WM) | $3.97 billion | $3.82 billion | $1.19 | $1.15 | $952 million | $873 million |
| Republic Services (NYSE:RSG) | $2.65 billion | $2.57 billion | $0.91 | $0.82 | $651 million | $582 million |
| Waste Connections (NYSE:WCN) | $1.41 billion | $1.28 billion | $0.60 | $0.57 | $432 million | $373 million |
Data source: Company press releases. EPS = earnings per share (diluted).
The more important metric
You'd think that these kinds of numbers -- up across the board -- would draw praise on Wall Street, but that's not what happened in the case of Waste Management. As usual, this was a reaction to the company not living up to analysts' high expectations.
Waste Management's investors seem to have focused on a year-over-year revenue increase that slightly missed the consensus forecast (by an insignificant 0.78%), rather than the 2.6% earnings beat. You'd think that the earnings number would be seen as more important -- after all, a company that is able to squeeze more earnings out of less revenue is better off than the alternative. CEO Jim Fish certainly wasn't ruffled by the results, reaffirming the company's previously issued 2019 guidance.
The news was pretty much the same over at Republic Services. A very slight revenue miss of 1.9% was coupled with a 6.6% earnings beat. However, in Republic's case, the company upped its EPS guidance for the year by $0.02, which is probably why its share price didn't fall as far as Waste Management's.
At this point, you can probably guess why Waste Connections' stock jumped while the others fell. That's right: It topped analysts' consensus estimate for revenue (albeit by just 0.5%), while also beating the earnings estimate by 1.4%. The company didn't adjust its 2019 guidance, which it had already raised for the year after a strong Q2.
It hardly seems like these slight revenue misses or beats should matter so much to investors, but these three companies (and, indeed, the waste management industry as a whole) don't tend to generate a whole lot of significant news between earnings reports, so small earnings items can sometimes have outsize effects on share price.
Assessing the value
All three companies are growing. That's not surprising considering the growth in population, which generally equates to an increase in trash volumes, and the strong U.S. economy and low unemployment, which provides more tax revenue for municipal coffers and allows waste management companies to negotiate more favorable contracts.
As essential services, trash hauling and landfilling tends to be seen as a recession-resistant industry: Regardless of how the economy's doing, you can't just let trash pile up in the street! That, along with continually strong performance, may have contributed to these stocks' rise over the first eight months of the year:
All three outperformed the S&P 500 through Sept. 1, which caused their valuations to rise. Waste Management, in particular, saw its price-to-earnings ratio skyrocket 45.9% to 29.1, on the higher end of its historical range, and calling into question whether it was overvalued.
Since September, however, the companies' share prices have declined, with Waste Management's P/E ratio slipping to 26.8 and Republic's to 25.7. Still not screaming bargains, but enough to suggest that the companies are still worth considering. Waste Connections has always had a much higher P/E than the other two, and its current P/E of 41.9 is actually toward the lower end of its historic range.
Solid picks from solid waste
These companies continue to execute well and take advantage of the tailwinds of their industry. While they don't look particularly cheap at the moment, investors can expect them to continue their recent record of slow-and-steady growth. There are worse places to put your money, especially if you're concerned about a potential recession.


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GoAir grounds flight crew for overshooting Bengaluru runway
by IANSHighlights
- The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered an investigation into the incident
- The aircraft with 180 passengers and crew took off and landed at the Hyderabad airport, after not being able to land at the city airport
BENGALURU: Budget carrier GoAir grounded the crew of its Nagpur-Bengaluru flight for overshooting the runway at the airport, the airline said on Thursday.
"On November 11, our flight (G8-811) from Nagpur to Bengaluru carried out go around over the Bengaluru airport and was diverted to Hyderabad," said the airline in a statement to IANS.
Civil aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) ordered an investigation into the incident, involving an Airbus A320, for overshooting the runway and then undertaking a risky take-off from a grass strip.
The aircraft with 180 passengers and crew took off and landed at the Hyderabad airport safely, after not being able to land at the city airport.
The Mumbai-based Wadia-group owned GoAir did not disclose the names of the pilots involved in the incident.


How to stop car windows from freezing this winter
Temperatures dipped to almost -10C in some parts of the country earlier this week, and many woke up to a frosty car this morning.
Winter hasn’t even officially kicked off yet, which means that this is only the start of the cold weather we can expect in the months ahead.
If you want to avoid spending your winter mornings scraping the windshield if your car, then you’re in the right place because we’ve got tips on how to de-ice your car and how to stop your windows freezing in the first place.
How to stop car windows from freezing
All you need to stop your windshield from freezing is an old towel, water and table salt.
Mix the salt with the water and soak the towel in the solution.
Place the wet towel on your windscreen so that it covers the window, and leave it on overnight.
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When you wake up in the morning, your window should be ice-free.
How to de-ice your car
If a frosty window has taken you by surprise, then you can de-ice your car by using a saltwater solution and wiping or spraying it on the glass.
Make sure you avoid the metal parts of your car, as salt is corrosive.
Instead of salt, you can also use surgical spirit or any strong alcohol you’ve got lying around – in this case, the mixture should be two parts alcohol, one part water.

Spraying this mixture on the glass the night before should also work as a way to stop the window from freezing up overnight in the first place.

Don’t use hot water as the sharp temperature change could cause the glass to crack, and using a hairdryer to melt the ice on your window is dangerous as it could result in electrocution.
The AA recommends:
Get up at least 10 minutes early to give you time to prepare the car.
 Clear all windows using a scraper and de-icer.
Use a cigarette lighter to warm a key for a frozen lock. Don’t breathe on the lock, as the moisture will condense and freeze.
Plan routes to favour major roads which are more likely to have been cleared and gritted.
Put safety before punctuality when the bad weather closes in. Allow extra time for winter journeys but be prepared for the inevitability of being late for work due to unexpected delay.
Why does my car freeze on the inside?
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If your car is freezing on the inside, that could be a sign that there’s too much moisture in the air inside your car.
To stop this from happening, you can leave one of your windows open just a crack, provided you keep your car in a garage or similarly dry place.
You can also leave absorbent things such as rice pr cat litter in your car to soak up any excess moisture. Alternatively, you could buy a disposable dehumidifier.
How to stop screenwash freezing
There are screenwash brands you can use, such as Halfords -30 Concentrated Screenwash, which promise to not re-freeze on your screen when used neat.


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Two types of heights. 1: IC based, split the IC based on the log scale norm. 2: Log based, the height of the logo is simply the log scale. 3. Log odds based
A comparison:
library(Logolas)
mFile <- system.file("Exfiles/pwm1", package="seqLogo")
m <- read.table(mFile)
p <- seqLogo::makePWM(m)
pwm=p@pwm
color_profile=list("type" = "per_row","col" = RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(4,name ="Spectral"))
library(grid)
grid.newpage()
layout.rows <- 2
layout.cols <- 2
top.vp <- viewport(layout=grid.layout(layout.rows, layout.cols,
widths=unit(rep(5,layout.cols), rep("null", 2)),
heights=unit(rep(5,layout.rows), rep("null", 1))))
plot_reg <- vpList()
l <- 1
for(i in 1:layout.rows){
for(j in 1:layout.cols){
plot_reg[[l]] <- viewport(layout.pos.col = j, layout.pos.row = i, name = paste0("plotlogo", l))
l <- l+1
}
}
plot_tree <- vpTree(top.vp, plot_reg)
pushViewport(plot_tree)
seekViewport(paste0("plotlogo", 1))
nlogomaker(pwm,logoheight = 'ic',color_profile = color_profile,control = list(ic_scale=1),newpage = F)
seekViewport(paste0("plotlogo", 2))
nlogomaker(pwm,logoheight = 'log',color_profile = color_profile,
pop_name='scale=1',control = list(depletion_weight=0,logscale=1),newpage = F)
seekViewport(paste0("plotlogo", 3))
nlogomaker(pwm,logoheight = 'log',
pop_name='scale=0.1',color_profile = color_profile,control = list(depletion_weight=0,logscale=0.1),newpage = F)
seekViewport(paste0("plotlogo", 4))
nlogomaker(pwm,logoheight = 'log_odds',color_profile = color_profile,control = list(depletion_weight=0,log_odds_scale=1),newpage = F)
Subjective
Negative logo plot does not work well because many residues do not appear at one particular positions. Too many depletions.
PSSM plot, based on the value of PSSM.
Protein database - 3FDB Example
cols1 <- c(rev(RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(12, "Paired"))[c(3,4,7,8,11,12,5,6,9,10)],
RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(12, "Set3")[c(1,2,5,8,9)],
RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(9, "Set1")[c(9,7)],
RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(8, "Dark2")[c(3,4,8)])
color_profile <- list("type" = "per_row",
"col" = cols1)
nlogomaker(pwm,logoheight = 'ic',
color_profile = color_profile,
frame_width = 1)
logo_pssm(pssm,
color_profile = color_profile,
frame_width = 1
)
example: small sample size, combined dash
UMI- unique molecular identifier is a barcode appended to the beginning of a read to use as a marker to make sure there is no double counting. The data is from Tung et al 2016. The first 6 bases correspond to the UMIs, followed by a standard GGG code and then the bases.
The UMI part of the code seems to show a purine enrichment.
color_profile=list("type" = "per_row","col" = RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(4,name ="Spectral"))
load('C:/Users/happy/OneDrive/Research/Logoplot/data/count_table_19101.3.B12.AGCCACTT.L004.R1.C6WYKACXX.rda')
logomaker(mat,color_profile = color_profile)
nlogomaker(mat,
logoheight = 'ic',
color_profile = color_profile,
frame_width = 1,
xlab = 'UMI base position')
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- Hello again and welcome to my page!
- This is Darah, and from this point forward, you are going to learn more about me.
- I have graduated from Jubilee High School in 2016
- I started an undergrad degree in Political Science at McMaster University in 2017
- Having a linguistic background made me super interested in languages growing up.
- With that being said, I figured languages are not only spoken.
- I speak a little bit of German, French and Spanish, and I believe that one should never stop learning languages as they open more doors and provide more opportunities.
- The languages I'm learning today are a bit different in the structure, but are the same in terms of opportunity providing!
- These are programming languages which I fell in love ever since I started learning them.
- I want to gain all the knowledge I can in programming to become a great developer sometime soon! In case you were wondering, blasting my music to the max and spending my time learning is my JAM!
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{% extends "broadcaster/base.html" %} {% load broadcastertags %} {% block title %}Meteography - Ciel fastueux{% endblock %} {% block body %}
This is a meteographer. Maybe you have seen your grandfather look at the horizon and tell you what the weather will be the day after? That is what Meteography is: using a stream of photos from a fixed webcam to predict what the sky will be like in the near future. It does not forecast the weather in terms of temperature, wind, rain, etc. but rather generate an image picturing what the webcam should capture later.
This is a project originally started to learn about machine learning, it is still in early development phase. The source code is available on Github.
No webcam available.
{% endif %}


OSSVoiceEnum
public enum OSSVoiceEnum : String, CaseIterable
The available system voices.
The enum is iteratable; access to an array of the enum values can be accessed using:
OSSVoiceEnum.allCases
-
Australian
Declaration
Swift
case Australian = "en-AU"
-
Brazilian
Declaration
Swift
case Brazilian = "pt-BR"
-
CanadianFrench
Declaration
Swift
case CanadianFrench = "fr-CA"
-
Chinese
Declaration
Swift
case Chinese = "zh-CH"
-
ChineseHongKong
Declaration
Swift
case ChineseHongKong = "zh-HK"
-
Czech
Declaration
Swift
case Czech = "cs-CZ"
-
Danish
Declaration
Swift
case Danish = "da-DK"
-
DutchBelgium
Declaration
Swift
case DutchBelgium = "nl-BE"
-
DutchNetherlands
Declaration
Swift
case DutchNetherlands = "nl-NL"
-
English
Declaration
Swift
case English = "en-GB"
-
Finnish
Declaration
Swift
case Finnish = "fi-FI"
-
French
Declaration
Swift
case French = "fr-FR"
-
German
Declaration
Swift
case German = "de-DE"
-
Greek
Declaration
Swift
case Greek = "el-GR"
-
Hebrew
Declaration
Swift
case Hebrew = "he-IL"
-
Hindi
Declaration
Swift
case Hindi = "hi-IN"
-
Hungarian
Declaration
Swift
case Hungarian = "hu-HU"
-
Indonesian
Declaration
Swift
case Indonesian = "id-ID"
-
IrishEnglish
Declaration
Swift
case IrishEnglish = "en-IE"
-
Italian
Declaration
Swift
case Italian = "it-IT"
-
Japanese
Declaration
Swift
case Japanese = "ja-JP"
-
Korean
Declaration
Swift
case Korean = "ko-KR"
-
Mexican
Declaration
Swift
case Mexican = "es-MX"
-
Norwegian
Declaration
Swift
case Norwegian = "no-NO"
-
Polish
Declaration
Swift
case Polish = "pl-PL"
-
Portuguese
Declaration
Swift
case Portuguese = "pt-PT"
-
Romanian
Declaration
Swift
case Romanian = "ro-RO"
-
Russian
Declaration
Swift
case Russian = "ru-RU"
-
SaudiArabian
Declaration
Swift
case SaudiArabian = "ar-SA"
-
Slovakian
Declaration
Swift
case Slovakian = "sk-SK"
-
South African English
Declaration
Swift
case SouthAfricanEnglish = "en-ZA"
-
Spanish
Declaration
Swift
case Spanish = "es-ES"
-
Swedish
Declaration
Swift
case Swedish = "sv-SE"
-
Taiwanese
Declaration
Swift
case Taiwanese = "zh-TW"
-
Thai
Declaration
Swift
case Thai = "th-TH"
-
Turkish
Declaration
Swift
case Turkish = "tr-TR"
-
USA English
Declaration
Swift
case UnitedStatesEnglish = "en-US"
-
Will return specific information about the language as an OSSVoiceInfo object.
Declaration
Swift
public func getDetails() -> OSSVoiceInfo
-
Provides the Enum key itself as a String
Declaration
Swift
public var title: String { get }
-
Demo message is for returning a string in the language that will be read while also providing the name of the voice that Apple have provided.
Declaration
Swift
public var demoMessage: String { get }
-
The flag for the selected language.
You can supply your own flag image, provided is has the same name (.rawValue) as the image in the pod assets.
If no image is found in the application bundle, the image from the SDK bundle will be provided.
Declaration
Swift
public var flag: UIImage? { get }


Shanghai Noon (2000)
Cast: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Lui, Roger Yuan, Xander Berkeley, Writers: Alfred Gough and Miles Millar Director: Tom Dey
Review by Scott Hunt Movie Hunt: http://netdirect.net/~hunt/index.html
Rating: Near Miss (2 out of 4 stars)
Shanghai Noon is a paint by numbers picture done with finger-paints. There are no surprises as to where the paint is going and despite the pretty colors, it's far too messy to be considered good. In an attempt to replicate the previous success of Rush Hour, the writers have taken the "hero must travel to a strange land to save a kidnapped female" premise from the previous film and tried to shoehorn it into an Old West setting. In a sloppy attempt to disguise rehashed goods, an unsuccessful lampoon is made of Westerns. There are some amusing moments created through the sheer charisma of Jackie Chan, but overall, it's a feeble effort at displaying the skills of one of the premiere physical comedians in world cinema. The audience and Chan both deserve far better.
Like Rush Hour, Chan plays a hero who must rescue a kidnapped damsel in distress. In this case, he's a member of the Imperial Guard named Chon Wang sent to the Western territories of America, circa the late 1800s, to help deliver a ransom of 100,000 pieces of gold to a mission in Carson City, Nevada, and safely return Princess Pei Pei (Liu) to their homeland following her abduction by the traitorous Lo Fong. Following the cinematic tradition of buddy pictures, he meets up with Roy (Wilson), a bandit whom he first hates, then grudgingly befriends. The thin as onionskin premise just begs to be peppered with reams of whimsically staged displays of Chan's ballet-like fight scenes. It's a good fifteen minutes before Chan even remotely attempts a stunt. And when he does, it singularly unremarkable, involving a confrontation with some train-robbing bandits led by Roy. There is a bar fight midway through the film where Chan squirts from foe to foe, slippery as wet ice and a unique standoff between Chan wielding a horseshoe tied to a rope against armed combatants, but other than that, I'm hard pressed to view any of the other fights as especially unique to Chan. Anyone who's never seen martial arts films might be impressed, but I found myself greatly under whelmed.
Wang's partner Roy lends the movie an off-kilter skew with his surfer dude via the Old West mentality. Roy is an amiable bandit who is quixotically quirky in his approach to life. Although an acquired taste, is soft-spoken sarcasm and basic insecurity lends an interesting counterbalance to Wang's befuddled chivalry.
A cardboard cutout could have played the princess. As it stands, the fiery, charismatic Lucy Lui is criminally underused. How can we care about her fate when she is so severely underdeveloped a character? At least she fares better than Wang's American Indian bride (Brandon Merrill), who spends the entirely of the movie as a silent plot device, speaking only to deliver a trite, groan inducing punch-line at the end. Women tend to get short shrift in buddy films as window dressing, but these two aren't even given that common courtesy.
Amid the uninspired scenes are a few amusing nods to the classic western. At one point the men are hunted by Marshall Van Cleef (Berkeley), who looks more than passingly like Lee Van Cleef in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Roy has a Sundance Kid look about him that is played upon in a scene where the pair plans to bust through a wooden door, guns blazing, as in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. A weaponless Wang fighting tomahawk wielding Indians puts an welcome, odd spin on the cowboys vs. Indians theme as the fight goes down with nary a six-shooter in sight, using foliage as weapons.
It's obvious this film exist as feel-good, striving merely to entertain, not educate or examinate, but that doesn't excuse some of the distracting cliches and plot holes. Midway throught the film, Wang is unknowingly married to an American Indian woman, who risks her life time and agains to save him, yet by film's end, she inexplicable swtiches allegiances, ignoring her wedding vows for another man. Wang, a man ruled by tradition, honor and principles, does the same. At one point Roy is left for dead, buried up to his neck in dirt, a vulture picking at his head. Next scene he's playing cards in a casino, no worse the wear. It's a Houdini escape that begs explaination. Why do Lo Fong and Van Cleef both think Roy and Wang have the gold? Was there a crucial scene cut explaining their fallacious thinking, seeing as how the gold never left the custody of the three other imperial guardsmen who were transporting the gold with Wang?
Buddy films rely on charisma to carry them through typically threadbare plotting. Wilson and Chan display an unusual, yet warm chemistry, but it simply isn't enough. They have fun with what they're given, but it's obvious both of their considerable talents are suffocated by Filmmaking for the Masses 101. It would have been nice to see both men's talent breath under more clever, knowing filmmaking.
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This application uses Metamask
This is a simple application where two people can deploy and sign a legal contract on the Ethereum network without the need for a 3rd party. Once the contract has been signed by both parties, it cannot be altered and will forever exist on the Ethereum blockchain. A contract can only be updated by the two parties(addresses) included in the contract. A contract can be modified until only until both sides are in signed status. Once a contract has been signed by both parties, it cannot be modified. The contract document file is stored in IPFS(Infura).
To find out more about this application or to contribute to this project, please visit the repository here:
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TIFFWriteRawstrip
Section: Misc. Reference Manual Pages (3T)
Updated: October 15, 1995
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
TIFFWriteRawStrip - write a strip of raw data to an open
TIFF
file
SYNOPSIS
#include <tiffio.h>
tsize_t TIFFWriteRawStrip(TIFF* tif, tstrip_t strip, tdata_t buf, tsize_t size)
DESCRIPTION
Append
size
bytes of raw data to the specified strip.
NOTES
The strip number must be valid according to the current settings
of the
ImageLength
and
RowsPerStrip
tags.
An image may be dynamically grown by increasing the value of
ImageLength
prior to each call to
TIFFWriteRawStrip.
RETURN VALUES
-1 is returned if an error occurred.
Otherwise, the value of
size
is returned.
DIAGNOSTICS
All error messages are directed to the
TIFFError(3T)
routine.
%s: File not open for writing.
The file was opened for reading, not writing.
Can not write scanlines to a tiled image.
The image is assumed to be organized in tiles because the
TileWidth
and
TileLength
tags have been set with
TIFFSetField(3T).
%s: Must set "ImageWidth" before writing data.
The image's width has not be set before the first write.
See
TIFFSetField(3T)
for information on how to do this.
%s: Must set "PlanarConfiguration" before writing data.
The organization of data has not be defined before the first write.
See
TIFFSetField(3T)
for information on how to do this.
%s: No space for strip arrays".
There was not enough space for the arrays that hold strip
offsets and byte counts.
%s: Strip %d out of range, max %d.
The specified strip is not a valid strip according to the
currently specified image dimensions.
SEE ALSO
libtiff(3T),
TIFFOpen(3T),
TIFFWriteEncodedStrip(3T),
TIFFWriteScanline(3T)
Index
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-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- NOTES
-
- RETURN VALUES
-
- DIAGNOSTICS
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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Uhh... I don't really know.
I was sent to this place. What is this place anyway?
*Leave*
*Activiate Destruction Protocol*
*Actually leave and stop messing things up*
*Further break things more and more*


| NAME | IS HUMAN | SUPERPOWER | INTELLIGENCE | STRENGTH | SPEED |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Batman | TRUE | Peak Human Condition | 100 | 30 | 25 |
| Captain America |
Artificially Enhanced Physiology |
90 | 35 | 45 | |
| Daredevil | Superhuman Senses | 90 | 15 | 35 | |
| Green Launtern |
Bright Green Energy Conduit |
80 | 100 | 100 | |
| Hulk | Superhuman Sstrength | 60 | 100 | 85 | |
| Iron Man | Direct Cybernetic Interface | 100 | 85 | 70 | |
| Spider-Man | Aanimal Oriented Powers | 95 | 55 | 65 | |
| Superman | FALSE | Kryptonian Physiology | 95 | 100 | 100 |
| The Flash | TRUE | Speed Force Conduit | 95 | 50 | 100 |
| Thor | FALSE | Asgardian/Elder God Hybrid Physiology |
80 | 100 | 100 |
| Wolverine | Unbreakable Skeleton | 80 | 40 | 40 | |
| Wonder Women |
Divine Empowerment | 90 | 100 | 100 | |
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public interface WorkManager
WorkManager
which provides a facility
to submit Work
instances for execution. This frees the user
from having to create Java™ threads directly to do work. Further, this
allows efficient pooling of thread resources and more control over thread
usage.
The various stages in Work
processing are:
Work
instance is being submitted for
execution. The Work
instance could either be accepted or
rejected with a WorkRejectedException
set to an appropriate
error code. Work
instance has been
accepted. The accepted Work
instance could either start
execution or could be rejected again with a
WorkRejectedException
set to an appropriate error code.
There is no guarantee on when the execution would start unless a start
timeout duration is specified. When a start timeout is specified, the
Work
execution must be started within the specified
duration (not a real-time guarantee), failing which a
WorkRejectedException
set to an error code
(WorkRejected.TIMED_OUT
) is thrown. Work
instance has been rejected.
The Work
instance could be rejected during Work
submittal or after the Work
instance has been accepted
(but before Work instance starts execution). The rejection could be due
to internal factors or start timeout expiration. A
WorkRejectedException
with an appropriate error code
(indicates the reason) is thrown in both cases. Work
instance has started. This means that a thread
has been allocated for its execution. But this
does not guarantee that the allocated thread has been scheduled to run
on a CPU resource. Once execution is started, the allocated thread
sets up an appropriate execution context (transaction , security, etc)
and calls Work.run(). Note, any exception thrown during execution context
setup or Work.run() leads to completion of processing. Work
has been
completed. The execution could complete with or without an exception.
The WorkManager
catches any exception thrown during
Work
processing (which includes execution context setup),
and wraps it with a WorkCompletedException
. | Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static long |
IMMEDIATE
A constant to indicate timeout duration.
|
static long |
INDEFINITE
A constant to indicate timeout duration.
|
static long |
UNKNOWN
A constant to indicate an unknown start delay duration or other unknown
values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
doWork(Work work)
Accepts a
Work instance for processing. |
void |
doWork(Work work,
long startTimeout,
ExecutionContext execContext,
WorkListener workListener)
Accepts a
Work instance for processing. |
void |
scheduleWork(Work work)
Accepts a
Work instance for processing. |
void |
scheduleWork(Work work,
long startTimeout,
ExecutionContext execContext,
WorkListener workListener)
Accepts a
Work instance for processing. |
long |
startWork(Work work)
Accepts a
Work instance for processing. |
long |
startWork(Work work,
long startTimeout,
ExecutionContext execContext,
WorkListener workListener)
Accepts a
Work instance for processing. |
static final long IMMEDIATE
static final long INDEFINITE
static final long UNKNOWN
void doWork(Work work) throws WorkException
Work
instance for processing. This call
blocks until the Work
instance completes execution.
There is no guarantee on when the accepted Work
instance would start execution ie., there is no time constraint
to start execution. (that is, startTimeout=INDEFINITE)work
- The unit of work to be done.
Could be long or short-lived.WorkRejectedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has been rejected from further processing.
This can occur due to internal factors.WorkCompletedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has completed execution with an exception.WorkException
void doWork(Work work, long startTimeout, ExecutionContext execContext, WorkListener workListener) throws WorkException
Work
instance for processing. This call
blocks until the Work
instance completes execution.work
- The unit of work to be done.
Could be long or short-lived.startTimeout
- a time duration (in milliseconds)
within which the execution of the Work
instance must
start. Otherwise, the Work
instance is rejected with a
WorkRejectedException
set to an appropriate error code
(WorkRejectedException.TIMED_OUT
). Note, this
does not offer real-time guarantees.execContext
- an object containing the execution
context with which the submitted Work
instance must
be executed.workListener
- an object which would be notified
when the various Work
processing events (work accepted,
work rejected, work started, work completed) occur.WorkRejectedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has been rejected from further processing.
This can occur due to internal factors or start timeout expiration.WorkCompletedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has completed execution with an exception.WorkException
long startWork(Work work) throws WorkException
Work
instance for processing. This call
blocks until the Work
instance starts execution
but not until its completion. There is no guarantee on when
the accepted Work
instance would start
execution ie., there is no time constraint to start execution.
(that is, startTimeout=INDEFINITE)work
- The unit of work to be done.
Could be long or short-lived.Work
acceptance until start of execution. Note, this does not offer
real-time guarantees. It is valid to return -1, if the actual start
delay duration is unknown.WorkRejectedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has been rejected from further processing.
This can occur due to internal factors.WorkException
long startWork(Work work, long startTimeout, ExecutionContext execContext, WorkListener workListener) throws WorkException
Work
instance for processing. This call
blocks until the Work
instance starts execution
but not until its completion. There is no guarantee on when
the accepted Work
instance would start
execution ie., there is no time constraint to start execution.work
- The unit of work to be done.
Could be long or short-lived.startTimeout
- a time duration (in milliseconds)
within which the execution of the Work
instance must
start. Otherwise, the Work
instance is rejected with a
WorkRejectedException
set to an appropriate error code
(WorkRejectedException.TIMED_OUT
). Note, this
does not offer real-time guarantees.execContext
- an object containing the execution
context with which the submitted Work
instance must
be executed.workListener
- an object which would be notified
when the various Work
processing events (work accepted,
work rejected, work started, work completed) occur.Work
acceptance until start of execution. Note, this does not offer
real-time guarantees. It is valid to return -1, if the actual start
delay duration is unknown.WorkRejectedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has been rejected from further processing.
This can occur due to internal factors or start timeout expiration.WorkException
void scheduleWork(Work work) throws WorkException
Work
instance for processing. This call
does not block and returns immediately once a Work
instance has been accepted for processing. There is no guarantee
on when the submitted Work
instance would start
execution ie., there is no time constraint to start execution.
(that is, startTimeout=INDEFINITE).work
- The unit of work to be done.
Could be long or short-lived.WorkRejectedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has been rejected from further processing.
This can occur due to internal factors.WorkException
void scheduleWork(Work work, long startTimeout, ExecutionContext execContext, WorkListener workListener) throws WorkException
Work
instance for processing. This call
does not block and returns immediately once a Work
instance has been accepted for processing.work
- The unit of work to be done.
Could be long or short-lived.startTimeout
- a time duration (in milliseconds)
within which the execution of the Work
instance must
start. Otherwise, the Work
instance is rejected with a
WorkRejectedException
set to an appropriate error code
(WorkRejectedException.TIMED_OUT
). Note, this
does not offer real-time guarantees.execContext
- an object containing the execution
context with which the submitted Work
instance must
be executed.workListener
- an object which would be notified
when the various Work
processing events (work accepted,
work rejected, work started, work completed) occur.WorkRejectedException
- indicates that a
Work
instance has been rejected from further processing.
This can occur due to internal factors.WorkException


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- Tutorials are all set! -
The following contents are parts of the guidebook for green hands.
1. Choose Major & Meter from the lists.
Major & Meter are the soul and skeleton for a piece of melody. They are also known as rules.
2. Enter your ideas as the prologue.
Please tell Musier your thoughts by entering them in numbered musical notations by keyboard, like<PHONE_NUMBER>3221.
3. Extra info. on inputs.
Number 1-7: musical notes
W, S: rise & drop an octave
A, D: shorten & extend the beat
Backspace: delete the last input
4. "Click Here to Go".
The settings are ready for melody generation! Just click the button and wait for a while to achieve your midi file and staff sheet!
5. Name the title of your product.
A charming name is needed for your melody generated. Innovative ideas are wholly welcome!
6. Change defects. & Save your work!
You can choose to improve the notations by changing specific details of the product before your saving.


The paper presents a new activation function called Swish with formulation f(x) = x.sigmod(x) and its parameterised version called Swish-β where f(x, β) = 2x.sigmoid(β.x) and β is a training parameter.
The paper shows that Swish is consistently able to outperform RELU and other activations functions over a variety of datasets (CIFAR, ImageNet, WMT2014) though by small margins only in some cases.
Smooth, non-monotonic function.
Swish-β can be thought of as a smooth function that interpolates between a linear function and RELU.
Uses self-gating mechanism (that is, it uses its own value to gate itself). Gating generally uses multiple scalar inputs but since self-gating uses a single scalar input, it can be used to replace activation functions which are generally pointwise.
Being unbounded on the x>0 side, it avoids saturation when training is slow due to near 0 gradients.
Being bounded below induces a kind of regularization effect as large, negative inputs are forgotten.
Since the Swish function is smooth, the output landscape and the loss landscape are also smooth. A smooth landscape should be more traversable and less sensitive to initialization and learning rates.


This study is an ESS Standard Data Level 1 container. This means that it contains raw, unprocessed EEG data (and possibly other modalities) arranged in a standard manner. You use the data in the container folder as usual or use ESS tools (MATLAB) to automate access and proceesing. For more information pleasee visit eegstudy.org.
This study is an ESS Standard Data Level 2 container. This means that raw EEG data has been processed with PREP pipeline, i.e. re-referenced with a robust average reference. Data files have been arranged in a standard manner. You use the data in the container folder as usual or use ESS tools (MATLAB) to automate access and proceesing. For more information pleasee visit eegstudy.org.
This study is an ESS Standard Data Level-Derived container. This means that it contains data after one or more levels of procesing. Data files have been arranged in a standard manner. You use the data in the container folder as usual or use ESS tools (MATLAB) to automate access and proceesing. For more information pleasee visit eegstudy.org.
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If max-suggastions not mentioned, by default it will show 5 suggastions in the dropdown.
The field can be set to required using the required flag


Here you can see photos from the year I spent in Europe during high school
Japan
I studied in Tokyo at Meiji Gakuin University for my last semester in college. Check it out here!
New Zealand
I went to New Zealand a couple times after college
Jamaica
I spent a week in Montego Bay and hung out by the beach. I went snorkeling and cliffdiving in Negril and spent a day in Kingston to go record collecting
Maid Cafe
On my last night in Tokyo a friend took me to a maid cafe in Akihabara
Crepes in Harajuku
Me enjoying a crepe in Harajuku
Me in a Kimono
Me dressed in a Kimono
Daibutsu in Nara
This is a picture of me by the Daibutsu, the largest buddha statue in Japan, in Nara
Deer in Nara
The deer in Nara freely roam and approach toursists
Izakaya in Nara
Me at an izakaya in Nara with some fellow travelers I met at my hostel
Panda at Ueno Zoo
One of the pandas at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo
Bunnies at Okunoshima
I was briefly the king of Bunny Island at Okunoshima


GlideinWMS VO Factory Monitoring
Historical Status
Shows the historical usage plotted over time.
Current Status of the Factory
Shows the current status of each entry in the factory.
Current Status of an Entry
Shows the current status of glideins and user jobs for the selected entry.
Factory Status from the Logs
Shows the status of the factory from the logs.
Completed Stats from the Logs
Shows the stats of completed glideins from the logs.
Historical Per-Group Statistics
This page shows historical statistics for each group.
RRD matrix by Entries
Overall view of information contained in the RRDs.
Frontend Monitoring
Link to Frontend Monitoring


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Necromancer Game VR
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Jack Fletcher's honours project at University of Plymouth
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It is important to understand both the many benefits and also the many dangers that come with it.
Augmented reality is the future.
Augmented reality can help to improve or even save lives.
Augmented reality could have severe consequences if misused or abused.
We can already begin to take advantage of the benefits of augmented reality. Adopting augmented reality now can help us and those around us begin to understand the impact it will have on tomorrow's society.
Similar to cell phones, augmented reality can be a distraction and can be dangerous when used in contexts that require concentration such as driving.
Be wary of the dangers and work to avoid them. There are always risks, so it's important to be aware of them and know how to create as safe an experience as possible.
Augmented reality is a fascinating platform that is only in its infancy. For it to succeed and reach its full potential, it is important that users use it responsibly.


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