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| 003:013 Khan | : |
There has already been a sign for you (O Jews) in the two armies that met (in combat i.e. the battle of Badr): One was fighting in the Cause of Allah, and as for the other (they) were disbelievers. They (the believers) saw them (the disbelievers) with their own eyes twice their number (although they were thrice their number). And Allah supports with His Victory whom He pleases. Verily, in this is a lesson for those who understand. (See Verse 8:44). |
| 003:013 Maulana | : |
Indeed there was a sign for you in the two hosts (which) met together in encounter -- one party fighting in the way of Allah and the other disbelieving, whom they saw twice as many as themselves with the sight of the eye. And Allah strengthens with His aid whom He pleases. There is a lesson in this for those who have eyes. |
| 003:013 Pickthal | : |
There was a token for you in two hosts which met: one army fighting in the way of Allah, and another disbelieving, whom they saw as twice their number, clearly, with their very eyes. Thus Allah strengtheneth with His succour whom He will. Lo! herein verily is a lesson for those who have eyes. |
| 003:013 Rashad | : |
An example has been set for you by the two armies who clashed - one army was fighting in the cause of GOD, while the other was disbelieving. They saw with their own eyes that they were twice as many. GOD supports with His victory whomever He wills. This should provide an assurance for those who possess vision. |
| 003:013 Sarwar | : |
There, certainly, is evidence (of the existence of God) for you in the case of the two armies. One of them fought for the cause of God. The other were disbelievers. The disbelievers appeared to be twice the size of the believers. However, God supports through His help whomever He wants. It is a good lesson for the people of true vision. |
| 003:013 Shakir | : |
Indeed there was a sign for you in the two hosts (which) met together in encounter; one party fighting in the way of Allah and the other unbelieving, whom they saw twice as many as themselves with the sight of the eye and Allah strengthens with His aid whom He pleases; most surely there is a lesson in this for those who have sight. |
| 003:013 Sherali | : |
Certainly there was for you a Sign in the two armies which encountered each other - one army fighting in the way of ALLAH and the other disbelieving, whom they saw with their own eyes to be twice as many as themselves. Thus does ALLAH strengthen with HIS aid whomsoever HE pleases. In that surely is a lesson for those who have eyes. |
| 003:013 Yusufali | : |
"There has already been for you a Sign in the two armies that met (in combat): One was fighting in the cause of Allah, the other resisting Allah; these saw with their own eyes Twice their number. But Allah doth support with His aid whom He pleaseth. In this is a warning for such as have eyes to see." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will الجهاد > نتائج الحرب > النصر من عند الله Jihad> The War Results> Victory is from Allah القصص والتاريخ > العبر التاريخية فى أنباء القرى The Stories and the History> The Historic Examples of Towns' News
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cluster.automl package¶
Submodules¶
cluster.automl.automl_runmanager module¶
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class
cluster.automl.automl_runmanager.
AutoMlRunManager
(nn_id)[source]¶ Bases:
object
automl runmanager with handles from create net ver, batch ver
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create_networks
(generation, number)[source]¶ We need to create new network for evluate our hyperparameter :param generation:number of generation :param population:number of population for each generation :return:return list of network (nn_id and version)
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discard_inferior
(networks, survive)[source]¶ discard inferior genes combinations :param networks: network lists :return: networks
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mutation
(networks, number)[source]¶ mutate gene with survived ones :param networks: networks info :param number: number of genes to generate :return: networks
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set_train_finish
(ver_data_sets)[source]¶ update state flag for version level info on database :param input_data : raw info we had on database :return:version info
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train_networks
(networks)[source]¶ train each networks on cluster server :param networks: network lists :return: networks
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update_summary
(networks, survive)[source]¶ update summary info of processing genetic algorithm arranged by generation (sequece of list means number of generation each node contains extra info like survive or not :param networks: networks for one generations :param survive: number of gene to survive :return: dict type result info with extra flag
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The Academy City on the water, Rikka (otherwise known as Asterisk) is the world's largest stage for the integrated battle entertainment, "Star Wars Festival." The young boys and girls of the "Starpulse Generation" belonging to the six academies made their wishes with Shining Armaments in their hands, vying for supremacy—Amagiri Ayato is one of them.Ayato arrived at Rikka at the invitation of the Student Council President of the Seidoukan Academy, Claudia, and right after that he incurred the wrath of the "Petalblaze Witch" Julis, and ended up having to duel her.The greatest academy battle entertainment, begins here!


public class GlyphDetector extends OpenCVPipeline
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static class |
GlyphDetector.GlyphDetectionMode
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static class |
GlyphDetector.GlyphDetectionSpeed
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private double |
chosenGlyphOffset
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private Point |
chosenGlyphPosition
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boolean |
debugDrawRects
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boolean |
debugDrawStats
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GlyphDetector.GlyphDetectionMode
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detectionMode
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double |
downScaleFactor
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private Mat |
edges
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private boolean |
foundRect
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double |
minScore
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private Size |
newSize
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private Mat |
processed
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boolean |
rotateMat
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double |
scoreAreaWeight
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double |
scoreDistanceXWeight
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double |
scoreDistanceYWeight
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double |
scoreRatioWeight
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private double |
size
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GlyphDetector.GlyphDetectionSpeed
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speed
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private Mat |
structure
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private Mat |
workingMat
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cameraView,
context,
rawView
| Constructor and Description |
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GlyphDetector()
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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double |
getChosenGlyphOffset()
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Point |
getChosenGlyphPosition()
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Size |
getFrameSize()
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private double |
GetMaxArea(java.util.List<MatOfPoint> allConturs)
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private double |
GetMinArea(java.util.List<MatOfPoint> allConturs)
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double |
getSize()
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boolean |
isFoundRect()
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Mat |
processFrame(Mat rgba,
Mat gray)
Override this with the main image processing
logic.
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disable,
enable,
getCameraView,
getRawView,
init,
init,
onCameraFrame,
onCameraViewStarted,
onCameraViewStopped
public GlyphDetector.GlyphDetectionMode detectionMode
public double downScaleFactor
public boolean rotateMat
public double minScore
public double scoreRatioWeight
public double scoreDistanceXWeight
public double scoreDistanceYWeight
public double scoreAreaWeight
public GlyphDetector.GlyphDetectionSpeed speed
public boolean debugDrawStats
public boolean debugDrawRects
private Point chosenGlyphPosition
private double size
private double chosenGlyphOffset
private boolean foundRect
private Mat workingMat
private Mat edges
private Mat processed
private Mat structure
private Size newSize
public Mat processFrame(Mat rgba, Mat gray)
OpenCVPipeline
processFrame
in
class OpenCVPipeline
rgba
- a Mat
that is in RGBA format
gray
- a Mat
that is already grayscale
private double GetMaxArea(java.util.List<MatOfPoint> allConturs)
private double GetMinArea(java.util.List<MatOfPoint> allConturs)
public Point getChosenGlyphPosition()
public double getChosenGlyphOffset()
public double getSize()
public boolean isFoundRect()
public Size getFrameSize()


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| file | AHRS.h [code] |
| file | BetweenFactorEM.h [code] |
| file | BiasedGPSFactor.h [code] |
| file | DummyFactor.cpp |
| file | DummyFactor.h [code] |
| A simple factor that can be used to trick gtsam solvers into believing a graph is connected. | |
| file | EquivInertialNavFactor_GlobalVel.h [code] |
| Equivalent inertial navigation factor (velocity in the global frame). | |
| file | EquivInertialNavFactor_GlobalVel_NoBias.h [code] |
| Equivalent inertial navigation factor (velocity in the global frame), without bias state. | |
| file | GaussMarkov1stOrderFactor.h [code] |
| file | InertialNavFactor_GlobalVelocity.h [code] |
| Inertial navigation factor (velocity in the global frame) | |
| file | InvDepthFactor3.h [code] |
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| file | InvDepthFactorVariant1.h [code] |
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| file | InvDepthFactorVariant2.h [code] |
| Inverse Depth Factor based on Civera09tro, Montiel06rss. | |
| file | InvDepthFactorVariant3.h [code] |
| Inverse Depth Factor based on Civera09tro, Montiel06rss. | |
| file | LocalOrientedPlane3Factor.h [code] |
| file | Mechanization_bRn2.h [code] |
| file | MultiProjectionFactor.h [code] |
| file | PartialPriorFactor.h [code] |
| A simple prior factor that allows for setting a prior only on a part of linear parameters. | |
| file | PoseBetweenFactor.h [code] |
| file | PosePriorFactor.h [code] |
| file | PoseToPointFactor.h [code] |
| file | ProjectionFactorPPP.h [code] |
| Derived from ProjectionFactor, but estimates body-camera transform in addition to body pose and 3D landmark. | |
| file | ProjectionFactorPPPC.h [code] |
| Derived from ProjectionFactor, but estimates body-camera transform and calibration in addition to body pose and 3D landmark. | |
| file | ProjectionFactorRollingShutter.cpp |
| Basic projection factor for rolling shutter cameras. | |
| file | ProjectionFactorRollingShutter.h [code] |
| Basic projection factor for rolling shutter cameras. | |
| file | RelativeElevationFactor.cpp |
| file | RelativeElevationFactor.h [code] |
| Factor representing a known relative altitude in global frame. | |
| file | serialization.cpp |
| file | serialization.h [code] |
| Global functions for performing serialization, designed for use with matlab. | |
| file | SmartProjectionPoseFactorRollingShutter.h [code] |
| Smart projection factor on poses modeling rolling shutter effect with given readout time. | |
| file | SmartRangeFactor.h [code] |
| A smart factor for range-only SLAM that does initialization and marginalization. | |
| file | SmartStereoProjectionFactor.h [code] |
| Smart stereo factor on StereoCameras (pose) | |
| file | SmartStereoProjectionFactorPP.h [code] |
| Smart stereo factor on poses and extrinsic calibration. | |
| file | SmartStereoProjectionPoseFactor.cpp |
| Smart stereo factor on poses, assuming camera calibration is fixed. | |
| file | SmartStereoProjectionPoseFactor.h [code] |
| Smart stereo factor on poses, assuming camera calibration is fixed. | |
| file | TOAFactor.h [code] |
| "Time of Arrival" factor | |
| file | TransformBtwRobotsUnaryFactor.h [code] |
| Unary factor for determining transformation between given trajectories of two robots. | |
| file | TransformBtwRobotsUnaryFactorEM.h [code] |
| Unary factor for determining transformation between given trajectories of two robots. | |
| file | TSAMFactors.h [code] |
| TSAM 1 Factors, simpler than the hierarchical TSAM 2. | |


Memes, get your fresh salty memes. Beat the cold snowflakes with some hot spicy memes. Memes here! Come one. Come All!
one of these days I’ll write a post about the liberty movement and feminism
She’s just that good?
Do you want to get memed? Cause this is how you get memed!
See!!!
Is this what you want America?
Lol
It’s by Bill Cooper. It’s not just some rando calling him a Nazi. Bill literally thinks he’s a Nazi.
Predictive programming?
haven’t investigated yet- breaks modern physics… modern physics is already broken
Muh Government
That’s sadness built in art
This whole story is fucked up
They go for your license if you expose them
I mean, some of the refugees they sneak in are killers, but the average person probably is just trying to survive
I might have to homeschool
If that math is right scocial security is an even bigger fraud and theft than I thought
Muh seals
Assange
Pro gun - except for cops and overseas military
Muh Fatherfigure
The Deep state is responsible for the drug problem
Governments that take guns lead to a lot of deaths
Ding dong the witch is dead?
IF this is legit it’s time to start moving
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Nope, I don't think this is related to the Audioscrobbler functionality at all. If you look at the stack trace this appears to be the problem caused by NSAppleScript under Garbage Collection, which is already being tracked in bug #640:
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Microsoft overhauls cloud contracts amid EU data privacy crackdown
by James WarringtonMicrosoft has unveiled changes to its commercial cloud contracts after EU regulators warned the company may be breaching data privacy laws.
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) last month said it had “serious concerns” about Microsoft’s compliance with data protection rules and the use of its services by EU institutions.
Read more: Amazon to appeal Pentagon’s decision to award Microsoft $10bn cloud contract
Microsoft today acknowledged that it is a data controller – a designation that means it will take on greater responsibilities under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
“The change to assert Microsoft as the controller for this specific set of data uses will serve our customers by providing further clarity about how we use data, and about our commitment to be accountable under GDPR to ensure that the data is handled in a compliant way,” said Julie Brill, Microsoft’s vice president for global privacy and regulatory affairs and chief privacy officer.
The company will also offer new contractual terms to its commercial customers in both the public and private sectors – a move Brill said would create greater transparency.
The changes come after the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security (MOJ) commissioned a review into the use of Microsoft Office Proplus amid concerns it was sending large amounts of data from Europe back to the US.
Read more: Cloud computing drives Microsoft revenue up
Microsoft initially developed contractual changes with the Dutch MOJ, but will now roll them out to global customers.
The firm said it has begun work to introduce the new privacy terms and expects to offer the new contract from the beginning of next year.
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For example, if you wanted to capture details about every individual activity that executes in the WORK2_SC service class, you could enable activity collection for that service class using an ALTER SERVICE CLASS statement as shown on the right.
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Black Friday Blowout Deals Galore On Acer Laptops, iPads, Fire TVs, AirPods, Nintendo Switch, And More
by Paul LillyHoliday traditions are in full swing. You know, gorging on turkey, stuffing, and fixings; watching the Detroit Lions lose; and navigating the bombardment of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. We can help with the latter, especially now that Turkey Day is in the rear view mirror. Black Friday is officially here, and with it comes a wide assortment of deals, including the Predator Helios 300 laptop shown above.
Black Friday Discounts On Acer Laptops And Desktops
That's as good of a place to start as any. The Predator Helios 300 is a beastly gaming laptop, and it's on sale at Amazon for $928.99, down $271 over its list price. Here's what it comes configured with...
- 15.6-inch IPS display (1920x1080 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate)
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It's a solid configuration with ample hardware for playing games on the laptop's native 1080p resolution—most games should be playable at medium-to-high settings. There's also a spare M.2 slot and a 2.5-inch HDD bay, in case you want to add more storage on your own.
There are several other Acer systems on sale right now, too. Here's a look...
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- Acer Spin 11 2-in-1 Chromebook (4GB RAM, 32GB eMMC): $219 (save $110), Best Buy
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If console gaming is more your thing, Amazon is offering a deal on the Nintendo Switch. You can pick up the Nintendo Switch + $25 Amazon gift card for $298.99. This is the newer model with longer battery life (4.5 to 9 hours, according to Nintendo, up from 2.5 to 6.5 hours on the original model), and Neon Blue and Red Joy-Con controllers.
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Now is also a good time to upgrade your dwelling with smart devices. Amazon has slashed its Fire TV 4K to $24.99, which is 50 percent off its regular price. It comes with a second-generation Alexa Voice remote and supports 4K Ultra HD and HDR feeds.
Amazon is offering a deep discount on its Echo Dot (3rd Gen) as well. The Echo Dot (3rd Gen) is $22.00, down 56 percent from its list price. The Echo Dot is already rather affordable, and with this Black Friday discount, it dips into impulse territory.
If you already own an Echo Dot, there are reports that you can purchase an Amazon Smart Plug for $4.99 when using Alexa. Just say, "Alexa, order Amazon Smart Plug."
Black Friday Discounts On Apple AirPods And iPads
Several Apple products are on sale as well. Have a look...
- Apple iPad 10.5 (32GB): $249 (save $80), Amazon
- Apple iPad 10.5 (128GB): $329 (save $100), Amazon
- Apple AirPods w/ Wireless Charging Case (Latest Model): $169.00 (save $30), Walmart
- Apple AirPods with Charging Case (Latest Model): $129 (save $30), Walmart
Be sure to bookmark us here at HotHardware and check back often, as we'll be highlighting the more interesting Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals as we spot them!


The Math Library allows high precision computations not available through standard integer operations. Floating Point (FP) numbers use decimal representation to express fractional quantities. This format also allows scientific notation to represent very large and very small numbers.
To enable floating point operations, an application must include a GEOS Math Library. There are two Math Libraries: math.h and math.goh . The file math.h includes what you need to get floating point numbers to work within your application. The object file, math.goh (which includes math.h ), includes the float-format controller, an object that allows the user to control how floating point numbers are formatted within an application.
In most cases, the mere inclusion of the Math Library will eliminate the need to directly call Math Library routines. (The C compiler will parse the mathematical expressions into appropriate floating point routines.) You may, however, wish to call some of these routines directly. Developers using Object Assembly must use this latter approach. C developers may also want to directly manipulate the FP stack for involved computations that they would rather not leave to the compiler. This approach is discussed in the latter half of this chapter.
Use of math.goh is optional, depending on the purpose of the application. A spreadsheet application, for example, might want to allow the user to format FP numbers. Other applications might not want to include this file.
1 Basic Math Functions
1.1 Algebraic Functions
1.2 Transcendental Functions
1.3 Random Number Generation
2 Conversions to Other Types
3 Float Formats
3.1 System-defined Formats
3.2 User-defined Formats
4 Direct FP Operations
4.1 Floating Point Numbers
4.2 The Floating Point Stack
4.3 Floating Point Math Routines


Here is an overview of my most important employers:
| from | to | occupation | employer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9/97 | 9/02 | Software Engineering | Mensch und Maschine Software AG (*)
Argelsrieder Feld 5 D-82234 Wessling Deutschland |
| 9/97 | 9/02 | Software Engineering, Web Design, Consulting |
redCOR AG
Moserstrasse 24 CH-3014 Bern Schweiz |
| 10/94 | 8/97 | Analysis, Design, Programming, IT project management, Consulting |
RoCAD Informatik
Neufeldstrasse 21 CH-3012 Bern Schweiz |
| 10/88 | 9/94 | Technology Evangelist | Autodesk AG
Chantmontants 14b CH-2074 Neuchâtel Schweiz |
| 1/88 | 9/88 | Analysis, Design, Programming | NTS GmbH
Palmstr. 6 D-7850 Lörrach Deutschland |
| 4/86 | 12/87 | Application development, Desktop Publishing, IT journalism, Teaching | CCP Software
Am Grün 54 D-3550 Marburg Deutschland |
(*) still employed by redCOR AG.


Broken Heart Museum is a mixed reality museum that brings the visitor to a room of broken heart. The museum is the final work of a 7-weeks class “Exhibition: Next”. The class explores how emerging technologies can be applied to the museum and
exhibition design to enhance museum visiting experience. Broken Heart Museum is a museum that digs into possibilities of mixing the physical world and the virtual world, and blending both of the worlds together. The museum is heavily inspired
by “Milk and Honey”, a collection of poetry that is written by Rupi Kaur, about the experience of violence, abuse, love, and loss.
The Museum experience takes the audience to go through three layers. It compares three different types of immersive experience that people can explore nowadays (Traditional vs. Desktop Computer vs. Virtual Reality). While people start
exploring the museum, I observe how fast the visitors can adjust into the immersions in each condition.
The first layer is the physical experience. Once the visitor enters the physical space in the gallery, the visitor can start experiencing it. I recreate a working space of a
teenager who has a broken
heart,
thus the visitor can feel the vibe of it immediately. Salt and Tear, a series of digital illustration that I remixed from the illustration in “Milk and Honey” is hung on the wall as a part of my exhibition.
The second layer is the digital experience of the museum. On the PC screen, the visitor will see the virtual bedroom and interact with the furniture or other objects in the room by clicking it or getting close to it. The online museum is based on aframep5, a wrapper that makes user write Web VR on p5.js. The wrapper is initially created by Craig Kapp. I collaborated with Professor Kapp on the new version of the wrapper. It is used in Interactive Computing class under Department of Computer Science.
The museum also provides a VR immersive experience. It supports Google Cardboard or other mobile VR headset. The visitor can enter the museum through the browser (preferably chrome) on the phone, and put the phone in the VR headset to experience it. The visitor can click the “tile” on the floor to move around.
Broken Heart Museum is an open-end project. It evokes questions about the use of mixed reality in an exhibition. Does mixed reality improve the museum experience or not? Is the Virtual Reality necessary for the visiting experience?
< < back to check other projects
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Developer of Tetris
Alexey Pajitnov was the creator of Tetris. Tetris the most popular puzzle game of all time was created in 1984. Tetris was first available in the Soviet Union. Then the "God Father" of puzzel games appeared in the West in 1986. Due to not recieving alot of recognition, I made a tribute page for Alexey!


Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez share adorable family photos on Thanksgiving: 'So grateful today'
by Andy SahadeoJennifer Lopez was truly in the holiday spirit with fiancé Alex Rodriguez and his two daughters this Thanksgiving.
JLo, 50, took to Instagram on Thursday to share the celebratory post with her 106 million followers.
JENNIFER LOPEZ, SHAKIRA CONFIRMED AS SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOW PERFORMERS
“So grateful today and everyday! Blessings...🧡💛🍁🦃. HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!” the “Baila Conmigo” singer wrote in the post.
The post features several images from the family’s Thanksgiving celebration, all showing JLo alongside family members as they rang in the holiday.
Photos in the post depict the family smiling and posing for the camera while other photos show off the family preparing their meals for their big Thanksgiving feast.
A-Rod, 44, reciprocated by sharing one of the same photos from JLo’s post — which features the former New York Yankee holding a watermelon while his fiancée laughed beside his daughters Natasha, 15, Ella, 11.
JENNIFER LOPEZ, ALEX RODRIGUEZ’S RELATIONSHIP TIMELINE, FROM SECRET ROMANCE TO ‘POWER COUPLE’
The music star and the retired baseball legend got engaged in March after two years of dating.
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The pair officially celebrated their two-year anniversary on Feb. 4 and A-Rod shared a heartfelt message to his fiancée on Instagram at the time.
“Only 730 days, which have flown by, but it feels like we have been together forever. We are meant to be, and how much you mean to me cannot be put into words,” A-Rod wrote.


{% extends "pretixcontrol/event/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load bootstrap3 %} {% load order_overview %} {% block title %}{% trans "Data shredder" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} This feature allows you to remove personal data from this event. You will first select what kind of data you want to shred, then you are able to download the affected data and after you confirmed the download, the data will be removed from the server's database. The data might still exist in backups for a limited period of time. {% endblocktrans %} {% blocktrans trimmed %} Using this will not remove the orders for your event, it just scrubs them of data that can be linked to individual persons. {% endblocktrans %}


--- layout: post title: Error establishing a database connection - Wordpress Error date: 2013-01-26 15:38:09.000000000 +01:00 categories: [] tags: - wordpress status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' _wpas_done_all: '1' author: ---
Well, for the last few weeks I ve been seeing this error quite often on my blog. I didn't think of it much initially as it used to go away on a mysql restart. However, today I ran into it and was persistent after mysql restarts. So I started digging a bit more and enabled debugging in wp-config
in wp-config.php
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true);
This didn't show any error that could help me. I could ve tried enabling further logging in apache to see if that helps
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Configure_Error_Log
I had tried logging into mysql with the username and password configured in the wordpress config and it worked fine. So I knew those were fine and mysql was running fine. I even restarted httpd a few times to confirm, but it didnt help either.
Then I checked up the mysqld log and voila!
101:130113 10:15:33 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
116:130113 16:37:34 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
131:130113 16:39:16 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
146:130113 16:42:20 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
158:130113 16:45:05 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
130113 10:15:32 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /var/lib/mysql
130113 10:15:33 InnoDB: Initializing buffer pool, size = 8.0M
130113 10:15:33 InnoDB: Completed initialization of buffer pool
InnoDB: The log sequence number in ibdata files does not match
InnoDB: the log sequence number in the ib_logfiles!
130113 10:15:33 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
InnoDB: Starting crash recovery.
InnoDB: Reading tablespace information from the .ibd files...
InnoDB: Restoring possible half-written data pages from the doublewrite
InnoDB: buffer...
130113 10:15:33 InnoDB: Started; log sequence number 0 1049991
130113 10:15:33 [Note] Event Scheduler: Loaded 0 events
130113 10:15:33 [Note] /usr/libexec/mysqld: ready for connections.
Version: '5.1.56' socket: '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' port: 3306 Source distribution
130113 16:37:04 mysqld_safe Number of processes running now: 0
130113 16:37:04 mysqld_safe mysqld restarted
130113 16:37:29 InnoDB: Initializing buffer pool, size = 8.0M
130113 16:37:30 InnoDB: Completed initialization of buffer pool
InnoDB: The log sequence number in ibdata files does not match
InnoDB: the log sequence number in the ib_logfiles!
130113 16:37:34 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
Version: '5.1.56' socket: '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' port: 3306 Source distribution
130124 20:22:26 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:22:26 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:25:00 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:25:00 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:33:04 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:33:05 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:33:05 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './wp_options.MYI'; try to repair it
130124 20:34:44 mysqld_safe Number of processes running now: 0
130124 20:34:44 mysqld_safe mysqld restarted
130124 20:34:47 InnoDB: Initializing buffer pool, size = 8.0M
130124 20:34:47 InnoDB: Completed initialization of buffer pool
InnoDB: The log sequence number in ibdata files does not match
InnoDB: the log sequence number in the ib_logfiles!
130124 20:34:48 InnoDB: Database was not shut down normally!
InnoDB: Starting crash recovery.
InnoDB: Reading tablespace information from the .ibd files...
InnoDB: Restoring possible half-written data pages from the doublewrite
InnoDB: buffer...
130124 20:34:48 InnoDB: Started; log sequence number 0 1049991
130124 20:34:48 [Note] Event Scheduler: Loaded 0 events
130124 20:34:48 [Note] /usr/libexec/mysqld: ready for connections.
Version: '5.1.56' socket: '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' port: 3306 Source distribution
130124 20:34:59 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:34:59 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:34:59 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:34:59 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:34:59 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:34:59 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:35:06 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
130124 20:35:06 [ERROR] /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table './wp_options' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
So looks like this is what was causing my recent problems.
Once I saw this in the mysql logs, it was a simple fix:
mysql> repair table wp_options;
Found 231 of 230 rows when repairing wp_options
And so far its all been good after that :)


Next: Printing Floats, Previous: Printing Integers, Up: Default Print-Object Methods
Ratios are printed as follows: the absolute value of the numerator is printed, as for an integer; then a /; then the denominator. The numerator and denominator are both printed in the radix specified by the current output base; they are obtained as if by numerator and denominator, and so ratios are printed in reduced form (lowest terms). If appropriate, a radix specifier can be printed; see *print-radix*. If the ratio is negative, a minus sign is printed before the numerator.
For related information about the syntax of a ratio, see Syntax of a Ratio.


NYC COVID map is a voluntary and anonymous location based mobile app designed to provide you with the latest COVID data around you in order to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.
The use of this app is completely voluntary, and it can be downloaded for free on iOS and Android smartphones.
Privacy is protected by not saving or sending your location data. Location data is only used to detect if you move from one zip code to another and notify you with the latest COVID data of your current zone. You can still use the app without granting location access permissions.
NYC COVID map was designed and developed 100% by two individuals as a personal side project, there are no affiliations to any private or public organizations.
The app uses only official data released by “The City of New York”:
If location access permission is granted, the app will check your location approximately every 15 minutes to check if you moved into another zip code area, if so, the app will send you a “location changed” notification with the latest COVID data of the current zip code area.
If location access permission is declined, you can still use the app and see latest COVID data in other zip codes areas by taping them, you won’t be able to get any notifications.
Location data is not saved or sent anywhere, it’s only used for notifications purposes.
For more information visit covidmap.nyc.
For further questions or feedback, please reach out to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Zip Code Tabulation Areas, from NYC OpenData.
COVID-19 daily data, NYC Health Github.


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Welcome!
I am a methodologist with a decade of experience as a government consultant and academic researcher.
Currently, I am looking for post-doc opportunities focused on improving methods of data collection on sensitive topics and understanding the effects of mass and collective trauma on attitudes and behavior.
My research interests include:
| Violence and discrimination | Research ethics | ||
| Vulnerable populations | Questionnaire design | ||
| Individual and collective trauma | Innovations in data collection |
More information is available on my Research page. I also occasionally post news here and on Twitter.


Terry Fox Awards Program
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program
The Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program (TFHAP) is a scholarship awarded to high school students who are Canadian and permanent residents. Applicants will need to maintain good academic standing and have demonstrated significant involvement in humanitarian activities that provide positive impact on the world or within their community. This government-funded program will help successful applicants fund their post-secondary education through annual installments, paid directly to their institution over a span of 4 years. To learn more about this awards program, please visit the TFHAP Applicant Information section for more info.
The website was built over a span of approx. 2.5 years and it is my second web-based project. As lead designer and developer, I have collaborated alongside a back-end programmer, as well as worked closely with management and a small administration team regularly to bring this project to life.
View Live Site
Design Direction
Professional, clean, legible layout and text.Lato for General Text, Titles, Links
Final Prototype
View Live Site
See more projects


Injury Update For Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa vs. Mississippi State
by Andrew McCartyEarlier Saturday morning, college football analyst Tim Tebow suggested Alabama should not play Tua Tagovailoa this weekend – for safety reasons.
Tua, who played last weekend in a limited capacity against LSU, is recovering from an ankle injury. While he played last weekend, it was clear he wasn’t at 100-percent – he even said after the game that he played on one foot.
However, Tua got the start on Saturday afternoon and got off to a hot start. Tagovailoa completed 14-of-18 passing for 256 yards an two touchdowns.
Tebow’s words of caution came back into play near the end of the first half. Tagovailoa took a nasty shot and had to be carted off of the field.
It looked like he suffered some type of injury as his helmet popped off.
Here’s the play.
Fans are already calling out Nick Saban for leaving the star quarterback in the game with a 28-point lead.
However, at this point in the season, the Crimson Tide need to win as many games by as many points as possible to stay in the College Football Playoff race.
Alabama’s chances to make the playoff obviously take a hit if Tua isn’t on the field, though.
Stay tuned for the latest.
UPDATE: ESPN is calling it a hip injury.
We’ll have more updates as they become available.


Lua2IL compiles scripts written in the Lua language to Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) assemblies. The compiler generates pure managed Common Intermediate Language (CIL) code. Besides compiling scripts to CIL, Lua2IL also lets them interface with CLI objects written in other languages.
For an interpreted language, Lua2IL generates efficient code, with the code being about three times faster than similar JScript code compiled by the Microsoft JScript.NET compiler bundled with .NET Framework 1.1 (without type optimizations).
A paper about the Lua2IL compiler was published in a special edition of the Journal of Universal Computer Science. You can read the paper here.
Lua2IL is designed and implemented by Fabio Mascarenhas.
The compiler is a prototype. It compiles the full Lua 5.0 language, but doesn't include most of the Lua standard library. You can download Lua2IL here.
Please send questions or comments to Fabio Mascarenhas.


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Project: vq |
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File: autoresp_ttl |
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Period in seconds when information about senders is cached. So, if someone
sends 5 messages within this time only one automatic reponse will be generated.
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File: pgsql |
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Connect information used while connecting with PostgreSQL server.
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File: qmail |
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QMail's home directory.
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File: qmail_hyp |
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Hyphen used by qmail.
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File: qmail_mode |
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Mode of files created in qmail's home. 0 means octal form.
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File: split_dom |
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Level of splits of domain name. Directory "domains" includes domains
registered in system. It's possible to lower number of entries per
directory by creating tree. If you leave this with value 3, path for
"test.org.pl" in "domains" will look: domains/pl/org/test/test.org.pl.
If you don't want any splits set it to 0.
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File: split_user |
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Level of splits of user name. To lower number of entries in directory
containing user mailboxes tree is created. For value 3 entries in
domain's directory look as following: for user test, path is t/e/s/test/.
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File: vq_fmode |
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Mode of files created in vq's home.
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File: vq_mode |
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Mode of directories created in vq's home.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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File: atchars |
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Chars treated as a separator between user and domain in e-mail addresses.
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File: home |
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Virtual QMail's home directory.
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Project: freemail |
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File: xmlstart |
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First line creating XML source which will be processed to create HTML output.
Remeber that internal coding is UTF-8 (which is by the way default XML coding).
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File: cntry_minl |
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Country - minimal length.
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File: home |
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Home directory.
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File: html_br |
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Character which replaces all disallowed characters. It's used when
creating XML/HTML output - replaces all characters which could
invalidate output.
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File: notify |
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Program which will be executed after adding user, program will be called
with following arguments: domain_name login users_info_id
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File: pass_maxl |
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Password's maximal length
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File: pass_minl |
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Minimal length of password
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File: pass_ok |
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Allowed chars in password.
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File: pgsql |
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Connect string for vqsignup1d
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File: user_maxl |
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Maximal length of username.
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File: user_minl |
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Minimal length of username.
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File: user_ok |
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Chars allowed in username.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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File: city_minl |
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City - minimal length.
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Project: host_add |
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File: html_br |
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Character which replaces all disallowed characters. It's used when
creating XML/HTML output - replaces all characters which could
invalidate output.
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File: pass_ok |
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Chars allowed in password
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File: pref_ok |
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Chars allowed in hostname.
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File: user_ok |
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Chars allowed in username.
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File: vq_user |
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VQ's user
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File: xmlstart |
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First line creating XML source which will be processed to create HTML output.
Remeber that internal coding is UTF-8 (which is by the way default XML coding).
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File: domains |
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File which includes list of allowed domains.
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File: home |
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Destination directory
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Project: hosting |
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File: notify |
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Program which will be executed after adding user, program will be called
with following arguments: domain_name login users_info_id
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File: ftp_ok |
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Chars allowed in FTP paths.
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File: home |
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Home directory
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File: ftp_base |
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Base directory for FTP access.
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File: pgsql |
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Connect string for pgsqlauthd
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File: prefix_ok |
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Chars allowed in WWW aliases (prefix field)
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File: wwwali_exe |
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Program run to change links in htdocs directory.
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File: html_br |
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Character which replaces all disallowed characters. It's used when
creating XML/HTML output - replaces all characters which could
invalidate output.
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File: user_minl |
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Minimal length of username.
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File: user_maxl |
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Maximal length of username.
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File: user_ok |
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Chars allowed in username.
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File: pass_maxl |
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Password's maximal length.
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File: pass_minl |
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Password's minimal length.
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File: pass_ok |
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Chars allowed in password.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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Project: pg2fs |
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File: tdns_user |
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File: dnsc_mode |
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Mode of files created for dnscache.
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File: dnsc_restart |
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Command used to restart dnscache.
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File: dnsc_root |
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Base directory for dnscache.
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File: dnsc_user |
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File: home |
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Home directory
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File: tdns_group |
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Group of user running tinydns.
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File: tdns_make |
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Command used to compila data.cdb for tinydns.
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File: tdns_mode |
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Mode of file created in tinydns directory.
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File: tdns_root |
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Base directory of tinydns.
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File: dnsc_group |
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Group of user running dnscache.
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Project: valid |
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File: home |
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Destination directory.
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Project: vqsignup |
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File: home |
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Destination directory for binary files.
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File: domains |
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File which includes list of allowed domains.
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File: html_br |
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Character which replaces all disallowed characters. It's used when
creating XML/HTML output - replaces all characters which could
invalidate output.
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File: pass_ok |
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Chars allowed in password.
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File: user_ok |
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Chars allowed in username.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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File: xmlstart |
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First line creating XML source which will be processed to create HTML output.
Remeber that internal coding is UTF-8 (which is by the way default XML coding).
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Project: vqsignup1 |
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File: domains |
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File which includes list of allowed domains.
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File: html_br |
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Character which replaces all disallowed characters. It's used when
creating XML/HTML output - replaces all characters which could
invalidate output.
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File: notify |
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Program which will be executed after adding user, program will be called
with following arguments: domain_name login users_info_id
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File: pass_ok |
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Chars allowed in password.
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File: pgsql |
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Connect string for pgsqlauthd
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File: user_ok |
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Chars allowed in username.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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File: xmlstart |
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First line creating XML source which will be processed to create HTML output.
Remeber that internal coding is UTF-8 (which is by the way default XML coding).
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File: xmlstart1 |
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First line creating XML source which will be processed to create HTML output.
Remeber that internal coding is UTF-8 (which is by the way default XML coding).
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File: home |
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Destination directory.
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Project: vquserrm |
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File: home |
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Home directory.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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File: xmlstart |
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First line creating XML source which will be processed to create HTML output.
Remeber that internal coding is UTF-8 (which is by the way default XML coding).
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Project: vqwww |
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File: sess_fmode |
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Mode of file created to store session's information.
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File: vq_user |
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Name of vq user.
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public final class NextpeerTournamentCustomMessage
Can be used to create custom notifications and events while engaging the other players that are currently playing. The container that is passed contains the sending user's name and image as well as the message being sent.
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byte[] |
customMessage
The custom message (passed as a buffer). |
java.lang.String |
playerId
A unique player identifier for the current game. |
java.lang.String |
playerImageUrl
The player's profile image URL. |
boolean |
playerIsBot
Boolean value that indicates if this message came form a bot recording or a real-life player. |
java.lang.String |
playerName
The player name. |
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NextpeerTournamentCustomMessage(java.lang.String playerId,
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java.lang.String playerImageUrl,
byte[] customMessage,
boolean playerIsBot)
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The concept arrays are a little bit different. The arrays are organized into vectorial finite structures contained by blocks (about 8000 elements per block). The blocks are then linked into a single linked list, providing this way the speed of a normal array, but the flexibility of a dynamic list. Also can have string keys that will be indexed used a binary search algorithm to provide the best speed. Note that binary search is not the best for sorting, but in this case is the best for adding elements to an array. An array can be retrieved by using the [] operator.
You can allocate arrays three ways: 1) var[] arr; // standard (also dynamically allocated) 2) var arr=new []; // dynamically alocated 3) var arr=[1,2,3]; // by providing its values Using indexes var[] arr; arr[5]="test"; Will result in allocating 6 elements in to the given array (0 to 5). The array will look like this: [0,0,0,0,0,"test"] As you noticed, the concept arrays are not homogeneous. This means you can add virtually anything to an array, but two different elements can contain different data types. Example: arr[0]=5; // a number arr[1]="test"; // a string arr[2]=new SomeClass() // a class arr[3]=Foo; // where Foo is a function in the current class, a delegate arr[4]=new []; // another array An array can also use string keys: arr["test"]="some element"; arr["another test"]="some other element"; var key="test3"; arr[key]="some other other element" The keys should be readable strings (null terminated). If your string contains a null character, the key will end at that point. In the last example there were 3 elements added, linked string keys. You can also reference them using number indexes, where 0 is the index of the first added string. arr[0] will be the same with arr["test"] arr[1] will be the same with arr["another test"] arr[2] will be the same with arr["test3"] |
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The Unifrac distance metric and Faith's Phylogenetic Diversity index requires a phylogenetic tree with the OTUs as the leaf nodes. Create a new project with a phylogenetic tree and try again. This tree can be generated in OTU picking pipelines like Qiime.


Introduction
The open science movement presents many opportunities to reimagine the way we do research. Evidence continues to mount that the open publication of data and papers benefits the researchers who publish them, and the creation, modification and reuse of software is becoming commonplace in many fields of research. And yet, few places exist to support and encourage the exploration of these skills and ideas; where does a researcher go to learn these techniques and start these conversations?
It's possible to explore these opportunities effectively today by creating a Pharmacometrics Study Group. Pharmacometrics Study Groups are regular meetups for staticians, clinical pharmacologists, pharmacometricians, drug developers and clinical scientists to improve their technical and soft skills, learn new tools, and work openly together to share solutions. We'd like to achieve three main goals in a Study Group:
- Skill Sharing. A good Pharmacometrics Study Group shares lessons on asking the right questions, open science skills, from freely learning and discussing new tools, to learning technical skills, to communicating our results to decision makers in an efficient manner.
- Idea Discovery. There is a rich world of open-source code & open science strategies to support research, but these can be hard to discover on our own. A Pharmacometrics Study Group brings the experiences of many researchers together to help you discover tools, code and projects to supercharge your research.
- Community Support. Learning how to work with data and code can be isolating, stressful and time consuming for many early career researchers. A Pharmacometrics Study Group gives people a place to ask questions, get help and receive encouragement on their path to learning open research practices and technologies.
Next Chapter
In Event Ideas, we'll propose different events that can be hosted for our Study Group. This is just a guide and not intended to be rule book. If you are conducting events that are of a different nature, please let us know and we will put them up here.


SambaPlayer
Undocumented
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Stores the delegated methods for the player events
Declaration
Swift
public var delegate: SambaPlayerDelegate?
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Current media time
Declaration
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public var currentTime: Float
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Current media duration
Declaration
Swift
public var duration: Float
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Current media
Declaration
Swift
public var media: SambaMedia = SambaMedia()
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Flag if the media is or not playing
Declaration
Swift
public var isPlaying: Bool
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Default initializer *
Declaration
Swift
public init()
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Convenience initializer - parameter parentViewController:UIViewController The UIViewController in which the player is embed *
Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(_ parentViewController: UIViewController)
Parameters
parentViewController
UIViewController The UIViewController in which the player is embed
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Convenience initializer
- Parameters:
- parentViewController:UIViewController The UIViewController which the player is embed
- parentView:UIView The UIView which the player is embed *
Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(_ parentViewController: UIViewController, parentView: UIView)
Parameters
parentViewController
UIViewController The UIViewController which the player is embed
parentView
UIView The UIView which the player is embed
- Parameters:
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Required initializer
Declaration
Swift
public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
Parameters
aDecoder
NSCoder
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Play the media
player.play()
Declaration
Swift
public func play()
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Pause the media
player.pause()
Declaration
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public func pause()
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Stop the media returning it to it´s initial time
player.stop()
Declaration
Swift
public func stop()
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Seek the media to a given time
player.seek(20)
Declaration
Swift
public func seek(pos: Int)
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Change the current output
player.switchOutput(1)
Declaration
Swift
public func switchOutput(value: Int)
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Destroy the player instance
player.destroy()
Declaration
Swift
public func destroy()
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Change the orientation of the player
- Parameters:
- size:CGSize
- withTransitionCoordinator coordinator
Declaration
Swift
public override func viewWillTransitionToSize(size: CGSize, withTransitionCoordinator coordinator: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator)
Parameters
size
CGSize
withTransitionCoordinator coordinator
- Parameters:
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Get all the supported orientation
- Returns: .AllButUpsideDownDeclaration
Swift
public override func supportedInterfaceOrientations() -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask
Return Value
.AllButUpsideDown
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Fired up when the view disapears
Destroy the player after itDeclaration
Swift
public override func viewDidDisappear(animated: Bool)


Tidal Module¶
The tidal module contains a set of functions to calculate quantities of interest for tidal energy converters.
Note
The names of the functions below are of the convention path.path.function
. Only the function name is used when calling the function in MATLAB. For example, to call on mhkit.tidal.io.request_noaa_data
simply use request_noaa_data
.
IO¶
The io submodule contains the following functions to load USGS Discharge data into structures.
Functions |
Description |
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Returns site structure from a json saved from the request_noaa_data function |
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Loads NOAA current data directly from https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/api/ using a GET request into a structure |
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mhkit.tidal.io.
read_noaa_json
(filename)¶ Returns site structure from a json saved from the request_noaa_data
- Parameters
filename (string) – filename with path of json file to load
- Returns
data (Structure)
data.Data: Timeseries Site data, will be named based on parameters in JSON file
data.time
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mhkit.tidal.io.
request_noaa_data
(station, parameter, start_date, end_date, varargin)¶ Loads NOAA current data directly from https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/api/ using a GET request into a structure. NOAA sets max of 31 days between start and end date. See https://co-ops.nos.noaa.gov/api/ for options. All times are reported as GMT and metric units are returned for data.
- Parameters
station (str) – NOAA current station number (e.g. ‘s08010’)
parameter (str) – NOAA paramter (e.g. ‘currents’)
start_date (str) – Start date in the format yyyyMMdd
end_date (str) – End date in the format yyyyMMdd
proxy (structure (optional)) – To request data from behind a firewall, define a structure of proxy settings, for example proxy.http = “localhost:8080”
write_json (str (optional)) – Name of json file to write data
- Returns
data (structure)
data.id: station ID
data.name: station name
data.lat: station Latitude
data.lon: station Longitude
data.vars: this will vary depending on parameter input.
data.time: epoch time [s]
Resource¶
The resource submodule uses discharge data to compute exeedance probability, velocity, and power. The module also contains functions to compute the Froude number and to fit a polynomial to a series of points. The polynomial is used to estimate the relationship between discharge and velocity or velocity and power at an individual turbine.
Functions |
Description |
|---|---|
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Calculates the principal flow directions of current data |
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Calculate the Froude Number of the river, channel or duct flow, to check subcritical flow assumption (if Fr <1). |
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Calculates the exceedance probability |
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mhkit.tidal.resource.
principal_flow_directions
(directions, width_dir)¶ Calculates the principal flow directions of current data The weighted average (over the working velocity range of the TEC) should be considered to be the principal direction of the current, and should be used for both the ebb and flood cycles to determine the TEC optimum orientation.
- Parameters
directions (vector) – flow directions [degrees]
width_dir (int or vector) – width of direction bins [degrees]
- Returns
ebb (float) – principal ebb direction [degrees]
flood (float) – principal flood direction [degrees]
Performance¶
The performance submodule contains functions to compute equivalent diameter and capture area for circular, ducted, rectangular, adn multiple circular devices. A circular device is a vertical axis water turbine (VAWT). A rectangular device is a horizontal axis water turbine. A ducted device is an enclosed VAWT. A multiple-circular devices is a device with multiple VAWTs per device. This submodule also contains functions for computing tip speed ratio and the power coefficient from blade/rotor type devices.
Functions |
Description |
|---|---|
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Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a circular turbine |
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Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a ducted turbine |
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Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a multiple circular turbine |
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Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a retangular turbine |
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Calculates the tip speed ratio (TSR) of a MEC device with rotor |
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Calculates the calculates the power coefficient of MEC device |
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mhkit.river.performance.
circular
(diameter) Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a circular turbine
- Parameters
diameter (float) – Turbine diameter [m]
- Returns
D_E (float) – Equivalent diameter [m]
projected_capture_area (float) – Projected capture area [m^2]
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mhkit.river.performance.
ducted
(diameter) Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a ducted turbine
- Parameters
diameter (float) – ducted diameter [m]
- Returns
D_E (float) – Equivalent diameter [m]
projected_capture_area (float) – Projected capture area [m^2]
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mhkit.river.performance.
multiple_circular
(diameters) Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a multiple circular turbine
- Parameters
diameters (array or vector) – vector of device diameters [m]
- Returns
D_E (float) – Equivalent diameter [m]
projected_capture_area (float) – Projected capture area [m^2]
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mhkit.river.performance.
power_coefficient
(power, inflow_speed, capture_area, rho) Function that calculates the power coefficient of MEC device
- Parameters
power (vector) – Power output signal of device after losses [W]
inflow_speed (vector) – Velocity of inflow condition [m/s]
capture_area (double or int) – Projected area of rotor normal to inflow [m^2]
rho (double or int) – Density of environment [kg/m^3]
- Returns
Cp (vector) – Power coefficient of device [-]
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mhkit.river.performance.
rectangular
(h, w) Calculates the equivalent diameter and projected capture area of a retangular turbine
- Parameters
h (float) – Turbine height [m]
w (float) – Turbine width [m]
- Returns
D_E (float) – Equivalent diameter [m]
projected_capture_area (float) – Projected capture area [m^2]
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mhkit.river.performance.
tip_speed_ratio
(rotor_speed, rotor_diameter, inflow_speed) Function used to calculate the tip speed ratio (TSR) of a MEC device with rotor
- Parameters
rotor_speed (vector) – Rotor Speed [rps]
rotor_diameter (double or int) – diameter -f rotor [m]
inflow_speed (vector) – Velocity of inflow condition [m/s]
- Returns
TSR (vector) – Calculated tip speed ratio (TSR)
Note
Tidal device functions are the same as the River device functions
Graphics¶
The graphics submodule contains functions to plot river data and related metrics.
The functions are designed to work in parallel with the resource
submodule.
Functions |
Description |
|---|---|
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Plots velocity vs exceedance probability as a Flow Duration Curve (FDC) |
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Creates a polar histogram. Direction angles from binned histogram must be specified such that 0 degrees is north. |
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Creates a polar histogram. Direction angles from binned histogram must be specified such that 0 is north. |
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Returns a plot of velocity from an array of direction and speed data in the direction of the supplied principal_direction. |
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mhkit.tidal.graphics.
plot_current_timeseries
(data, principal_direction, options)¶ Returns a plot of velocity from an array of direction and speed data in the direction of the supplied principal_direction.
- Parameters
data (structure) –
- data.time: vector
days from January 0, 0000 in the proleptic ISO calendar
- data.d: vector
time-series of directions [degrees]
- data.s: vector
time-series of speeds [cm/s]
principal_direction (numeric) – Direction to compute the velocity in [degrees]
title (string (optional)) – title for the plot to call: plot_current_timeseries(data,principal_direction,”title”,title)
savepath (string (optional)) – path and filename to save figure. to call: plot_current_timeseries(data,principal_direction,”savepath”,savepath)
- Returns
figure (timeseries plot of current-speed velocity)
-
mhkit.tidal.graphics.
plot_joint_probability_distribution
(Q, width_dir, width_vel, options)¶ Creates a polar histogram. Direction angles from binned histogram must be specified such that 0 is north.
- Parameters
data (structure) –
- data.time: vector
days from January 0, 0000 in the proleptic ISO calendar
- data.d: vector
time-series of directions [degrees]
- data.s: vector
time-series of speeds [cm/s]
width_dir (float) – Width of directional bins for histogram in degrees
width_vel (float) – Width of velocity bins for histogram in m/s
flood_ebb (2 element vector (optional)) – Direction in degrees added to theta ticks to call: plot_joint_probability_distribution(Q, width_dir, width_vel,”flood_ebb”,flood_ebb)
title (string (optional)) – title for the plot to call: plot_joint_probability_distribution(Q, width_dir, width_vel,”title”,title)
savepath (string (optional)) – path and filename to save figure. to call: plot_joint_probability_distribution(Q, width_dir, width_vel,”savepath”,savepath)
- Returns
figure handle to joint probability distribution plot
-
mhkit.tidal.graphics.
plot_rose
(data, width_dir, width_vel, options)¶ Creates a polar histogram. Direction angles from binned histogram must be specified such that 0 degrees is north.
- Parameters
data (structure) –
- data.time: vector
days from January 0, 0000 in the proleptic ISO calendar
- data.d: vector
time-series of directions [degrees]
- data.s: vector
time-series of speeds [cm/s]
width_dir (float) – Width of directional bins for histogram in degrees
width_vel (float) – Width of velocity bins for histogram in m/s
flood_ebb (2 element vector (optional)) – Direction in degrees added to theta ticks to call: plot_rose(Q, width_dir, width_vel,”flood_ebb”,flood_ebb)
title (string (optional)) – title for the plot to call: plot_rose(Q, width_dir, width_vel,”title”,title)
savepath (string (optional)) – path and filename to save figure. to call: plot_rose(Q, width_dir, width_vel,”savepath”,savepath)
- Returns
figure handle to water current rose plot


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Bill Belichick enjoyed Patriots win, even if Tom Brady hated it
by Michael BlinnTom Brady wasn’t happy with the Patriots’ 17-10 win over the Eagles on Sunday, but Bill Belichick sure was.
The usually stoic New England coach smirked and declared a “Victory Monday” this week, giving his squad a few days off to celebrate their AFC East-leading 9-1 record.
While Brady stewed about the Pats’ offensive troubles in the Week 11 win, Belichick was able to extract a measure of revenge on Lane Johnson. The Philadelphia tackle told media after his team’s 2018 Super Bowl win over New England that it didn’t look like Patriots players had any fun.
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GIL and its subsidiaries operate in three main segments – Drilling Services, Offshore Logistics and Offshore Construction.
The average age of our vessels is approximately 2.51 years.
| Sr.No. | Vessel Name | Built | Type | Yard | Deadweight | Design | BP | DP | FiFi | Company | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operating Fleet Rigs | |||||||||||
| 1 | Greatdrill Chetna | 2009 | 350' IC JU rig | K Fels | N/A | KFELS B Class | N/A | N/A | N/A | GGES | Mar, 2012 |
| 2 | Greatdrill Chitra | 2009 | 350' IC JU rig | K Fels | N/A | KFELS B Class | N/A | N/A | N/A | GGES | Oct, 2014 |
| Operating Fleet Vessels | |||||||||||
| 3 | Greatship Disha | 1999 | PSV | Aker | 3115 Tons | UT755 | N/A | DP I | GIL | Jun, 2012 | |
| 4 | Greatship Diya | 2003 | PSV | Aker | 3350 Tons | UT755L | N/A | DP I | GIL | Oct, 2009 | |
| 5 | Greatship Dipti | 2005 | PSV | Aker | 3300 Tons | UT755LN | N/A | DP II | GIL | Apr, 2012 | |
| 6 | Greatship Anjali | 2008 | AHTSV | CDL | 2209 Tons | MOSS 501 | 87 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | May, 2011 |
| 7 | Greatship Amrita | 2008 | AHTSV | CDL | 2200 Tons | MOSS 501 | 88 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Apr, 2011 |
| 8 | Greatship Dhriti | 2008 | PSV | Aker | 3350 Tons | UT755LN | N/A | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Sep, 2010 |
| 9 | Greatship Dhwani | 2008 | PSV | Aker | 3350 Tons | UT755LN | N/A | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Aug, 2009 |
| 10 | Greatship Abha | 2009 | AHTSV | CDL | 2200 Tons | MOSS 501 | 85 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GGOS | Sep, 2009 |
| 11 | Greatship Akhila | 2009 | AHTSV | Labroy | 1600 Tons | KCM/Q441(D) | 82 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Apr, 2012 |
| 12 | Greatship Asmi | 2009 | AHTSV | Labroy | 1600 Tons | KCM/Q441(D) | 89 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Oct, 2009 |
| 13 | Greatship Aditi | 2009 | AHTSV | CDL | 2200 Tons | MOSS 501 | 90 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GGOS | Sep, 2009 |
| 14 | Greatship Ahalya | 2009 | AHTSV | Labroy | 1600 Tons | KCM/Q441(D) | 85 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Sep, 2009 |
| 15 | Greatship Aarti | 2009 | AHTSV | Labroy | 1600 Tons | KCM/Q441(D) | 82 tons | DP II | FiFi I | GIL | Sep, 2009 |
| Under-construction Vessels | |||||||||||
| 16 | Greatship Maya | 2009 | MPSSV | Keppel | 4600 Tons | MT 6012 | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Nov, 2009 |
| 17 | Greatship Mohini | 2009 | MPSSV | Keppel | 4600 Tons | MT 6012 | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Dec, 2009 |
| 18 | Greatship Mamta | 2009 | MPSSV | Keppel | 4600 Tons | MT 6012 | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Feb, 2010 |
| 19 | Greatship Manisha | 2010 | MPSSV | Keppel | 4600 Tons | MT 6012 | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Mar, 2010 |
| 20 | Greatship Laxmi | 2009 | MSV | MDL | 4000 Tons | MT 6012 MK II | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Apr, 2010 |
| 21 | Greatship Leela | 2010 | MSV | MDL | 4000 Tons | MT 6012 MK II | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Jul, 2010 |
| 22 | Greatship Rekha | 2010 | ROV Support | CDL | 3000 Tons | Seatech Solutions | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | Jan, 2010 |
| 23 | Greatship Ramya | 2010 | ROV Support | CDL | 3000 Tons | Seatech Solutions | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GGOS | May, 2010 |
| 24 | Greatship Rohini | 2010 | ROV Support | CDL | 3000 Tons | Seatech Solutions | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GIL | Sep, 2010 |
| 25 | Greatship Rashi | 2010 | ROV Support | CDL | 3000 Tons | Seatech Solutions | N/A | DP II | Opt. | GIL | Jan, 2011 |
| 26 | Greatship Shakti | 2011 | AHTSV | DD | 2000 Tons | Conan-Wu | 150 | DP II | FiFi-1 | GIL | Jan, 2011 |
| 27 | Greatship Shanti | 2011 | AHTSV | DD | 2000 Tons | Conan-Wu | 150 | DP II | FiFi-1 | GIL | Mar, 2011 |
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This document shows the predictive performances for the possible infection risk of trees in the Basque Country by the pathogen Diplodia sapinea.
The following algorithms were benchmarked:
The abbreviations of the tabbed resampling strategies follow the scheme:
<outer resampling> / <inner resampling>
For example, setting “Spatial-Spatial” means that in both levels a “spatial cross-validation” (Brenning (2012)) has been applied.
The inner resampling refers to the hyperparameter tuning level of the nested cross-validation that was applied.
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Even though GBM shows the best performance here, RF was the winning model as long as predictor pH
was included in the model. This predictor was removed after causing block artifacts in the prediction maps. The following results do not include predictor pH
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# A tibble: 922 x 13
diplo01 temp precip hail_probability ph soil lithology
<fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <fct> <fct>
1 0 16.1 249. 0.694 4.06 soil… clastic …
2 0 16.0 237. 0.646 4.06 soil… clastic …
3 0 16.0 237. 0.646 4.06 soil… clastic …
4 0 12.6 152. 0.0238 4.96 soil… chemical…
5 0 13.8 163. 0.0996 4.96 soil… clastic …
6 0 13.7 149. 0.0532 5.14 soil… clastic …
7 0 13.7 146. 0.0637 5.14 soil… clastic …
8 0 13.8 146. 0.0743 5.14 soil… clastic …
9 0 13.7 144. 0.0901 5.14 soil… clastic …
10 0 13.9 147. 0.0692 4.98 soil… clastic …
# … with 912 more rows, and 6 more variables: slope_degrees <dbl>,
# pisr <dbl>, x <dbl>, y <dbl>, year <fct>, age <dbl>
task.id learner.id brier.test.mean timetrain.test.mean
1 diplodia classif.svm.tuned 0.2000721 194.6988
2 diplodia classif.gam.tuned 0.1899124 230.0244
3 diplodia classif.kknn.tuned 0.1877918 109.7034
4 diplodia classif.ranger.tuned 0.1594762 240.8807
5 diplodia classif.gbm.tuned 0.1590360 1820.5990
task.id learner.id brier.test.mean timetrain.test.mean
1 diplodia classif.svm.tuned 0.2125015 389.3593
2 diplodia classif.gam.tuned 0.1922458 294.0095
3 diplodia classif.kknn.tuned 0.1882630 121.3932
4 diplodia classif.gbm.tuned 0.1637896 2095.5327
5 diplodia classif.ranger.tuned 0.1528584 445.1206
task.id learner.id brier.test.mean timetrain.test.mean
1 diplodia classif.gam.tuned 0.1395204 290.8944
2 diplodia classif.svm.tuned 0.1229645 406.3464
3 diplodia classif.kknn.tuned 0.1201311 121.3484
4 diplodia classif.gbm.tuned 0.1118638 1999.3005
5 diplodia classif.ranger.tuned 0.0995260 440.4030
task.id learner.id brier.test.mean timetrain.test.mean
1 diplodia classif.svm 0.1603230 0.638496
2 diplodia classif.gam 0.1467264 0.615932
3 diplodia classif.kknn 0.1195669 0.000772
4 diplodia classif.binomial 0.1186126 0.021954
5 diplodia classif.gbm 0.1137512 0.060954
6 diplodia classif.ranger 0.1017046 0.667556
task.id learner.id brier.test.mean timetrain.test.mean
1 diplodia classif.gam 0.2505253 0.569212
2 diplodia classif.svm 0.2009484 0.627202
3 diplodia classif.binomial 0.1703007 0.022436
4 diplodia classif.kknn 0.1689237 0.001134
5 diplodia classif.gbm 0.1598117 0.062854
6 diplodia classif.ranger 0.1499009 0.651948
Brenning, A. 2012. “Spatial Cross-Validation and Bootstrap for the Assessment of Prediction Rules in Remote Sensing: The R Package Sperrorest.” In 2012 Ieee International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 5372–5. https://doi.org/10.1109/IGARSS.2012.6352393.


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PPAP profit nears $9M in first nine months of 2019
by Hin PiseiCambodia Securities Exchange- (CSX-) listed Phnom Penh Autonomous Port (PPAP) reported $8.97 million in net profit during the first nine months of this year – up 46.9 per cent from $5.98 million during the same period last year.
However, its net profit fell to $3.45 million in the third quarter, down 9.1 per cent from the year-ago period, said the firm’s financial statements, which were reviewed by independent auditors BDO (Cambodia) Ltd.
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“The result of the almost 50 per cent in net profit growth is indicative of PPAP’s efforts and efficiency, while its share price has also had similar momentum,” Sophanita said.
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Sophanita noted that average daily trading value on the CSX as of the third quarter of this year is approximately $200,000, compared to 2018’s figure of $26,000 – a seven-fold increase.
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