/*
Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
/**
* # workbox-precaching
*
* The precaching module provides helpers that make it easy to cache files
* during the install step of your service worker.
*
* The revisioned caching will cache bust requests where appropriate and
* only cache assets that have a changed revision asset compared to
* the currently cached value.
*
* @example
* importScripts('/<Path to Module>/build/workbox-precaching.min.js');
*
* const revCacheManager = new goog.precaching.RevisionedCacheManager();
* revCacheManager.addToCacheList({
* revisionedFiles: [
* '/styles/main.1234.css',
* {
* url: '/',
* revision: '1234'
* }
* ],
* });
*
* const unrevCacheManager = new goog.precaching.UnrevisionedCacheManager();
* unrevCacheManager.addToCacheList({
* unrevisionedFiles: [
* '/',
* '/images/logo.png'
* ]
* });
*
* self.addEventListener('install', (event) => {
* const promiseChain = Promise.all([
* revCacheManager.install(),
* unrevCacheManager.install(),
* ]);
* event.waitUntil(promiseChain);
* });
*
* self.addEventListener('activate', (event) => {
* const promiseChain = Promise.all([
* revCacheManager.cleanup(),
* unrevCacheManager.cleanup()
* ]);
* event.waitUntil(promiseChain);
* });
*
* @module workbox-precaching
*/
import ErrorFactory from './lib/error-factory';
import RevisionedCacheManager from
'./lib/controllers/revisioned-cache-manager.js';
import UnrevisionedCacheManager from
'./lib/controllers/unrevisioned-cache-manager.js';
import environment from '../../../lib/environment.js';
if (!environment.isServiceWorkerGlobalScope()) {
// We are not running in a service worker, print error message
throw ErrorFactory.createError('not-in-sw');
}
export {
RevisionedCacheManager,
UnrevisionedCacheManager,
};


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Class Method Summary collapse
-
concern(topic, &module_definition)
mod_func
A shortcut to define a toplevel concern, not within a module.
-
enable_warnings
mod_func
Sets $VERBOSE to
true
for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards. -
silence_warnings
mod_func
Sets $VERBOSE to nil for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
-
suppress(*exception_classes)
mod_func
Blocks and ignores any exception passed as argument if raised within the block.
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with_warnings(flag)
mod_func
Sets $VERBOSE for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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class_eval(*args, &block)
class_eval on an object acts like singleton_class.class_eval.
-
concern(topic, &module_definition)
private
mod_func
A shortcut to define a toplevel concern, not within a module.
-
enable_warnings
private
mod_func
Sets $VERBOSE to
true
for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards. -
silence_warnings
private
mod_func
Sets $VERBOSE to nil for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
-
suppress(*exception_classes)
private
mod_func
Blocks and ignores any exception passed as argument if raised within the block.
-
with_warnings(flag)
private
mod_func
Sets $VERBOSE for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
Class Method Details
concern(topic, &module_definition) (mod_func)
A shortcut to define a toplevel concern, not within a module.
See Module::Concerning for more.
9 10 11
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/concern.rb', line 9
def concern(topic, &module_definition) Object.concern topic, &module_definition end
enable_warnings (mod_func)
Sets $VERBOSE to true
for the duration of the block and back
to its original value afterwards.
18 19 20
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 18
def enable_warnings with_warnings(true) { yield } end
silence_warnings (mod_func)
Sets $VERBOSE to nil for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
silence_warnings do
value = noisy_call # no warning voiced
end
noisy_call # warning voiced
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# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 12
def silence_warnings with_warnings(nil) { yield } end
suppress(*exception_classes) (mod_func)
Blocks and ignores any exception passed as argument if raised within the block.
suppress(ZeroDivisionError) do
1/0
puts 'This code is NOT reached'
end
puts 'This code gets executed and nothing related to ZeroDivisionError was seen'
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# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 39
def suppress(*exception_classes) yield rescue *exception_classes end
with_warnings(flag) (mod_func)
Sets $VERBOSE for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
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# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 24
def with_warnings(flag) old_verbose, $VERBOSE = $VERBOSE, flag yield ensure $VERBOSE = old_verbose end
Instance Method Details
class_eval(*args, &block)
class_eval on an object acts like singleton_class.class_eval.
3 4 5
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/singleton_class.rb', line 3
def class_eval(*args, &block) singleton_class.class_eval(*args, &block) end
concern(topic, &module_definition) (private)
A shortcut to define a toplevel concern, not within a module.
See Module::Concerning for more.
9 10 11
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/concern.rb', line 9
def concern(topic, &module_definition) Object.concern topic, &module_definition end
enable_warnings (private)
Sets $VERBOSE to true
for the duration of the block and back
to its original value afterwards.
18 19 20
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 18
def enable_warnings with_warnings(true) { yield } end
silence_warnings (private)
Sets $VERBOSE to nil for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
silence_warnings do
value = noisy_call # no warning voiced
end
noisy_call # warning voiced
12 13 14
# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 12
def silence_warnings with_warnings(nil) { yield } end
suppress(*exception_classes) (private)
Blocks and ignores any exception passed as argument if raised within the block.
suppress(ZeroDivisionError) do
1/0
puts 'This code is NOT reached'
end
puts 'This code gets executed and nothing related to ZeroDivisionError was seen'
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# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 39
def suppress(*exception_classes) yield rescue *exception_classes end
with_warnings(flag) (private)
Sets $VERBOSE for the duration of the block and back to its original value afterwards.
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# File 'activesupport/lib/active_support/core_ext/kernel/reporting.rb', line 24
def with_warnings(flag) old_verbose, $VERBOSE = $VERBOSE, flag yield ensure $VERBOSE = old_verbose end


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I got my Ph.D degree in July 2020 from School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), Peking University, China. I was very fortunate to work under the supervision of Prof. Zhi Jin and Prof. Ge Li. My research mainly focuses on software engineering, such as AI for SE, mining software repositories, etc.


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module Silicium::Optimization
Public Instance Methods
calculate current accuracy in Hook - Jeeves method
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 56 def accuracy(step) acc = 0 step.each { |a| acc += a * a } Math.sqrt(acc) end
fastest(but it is not exactly) sort
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 48 def bogosort(a) raise ArgumentError, "Nil array in bogosort" if a.nil? crutch = a (crutch = a.shuffle) until sorted?(crutch) crutch end
fastest(but it is not exactly) sort, modify sequance
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 41 def bogosort!(a) raise ArgumentError, "Nil array in bogosort" if a.nil? a.shuffle! until sorted?(a) a end
find root in [a, b], if he exist, if number of iterations > iters -> error
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 118 def half_division(a, b, eps = 0.001, &block) iters = 1000000 c = middle(a, b) while (block.call(c).abs) > eps tmp = half_division_step(a, b, c, &block) a = tmp[0] b = tmp[1] c = tmp[2] iters -= 1 raise RuntimeError, 'Root not found! Check does he exist, or change eps or iters' if iters == 0 end c end
do one half division step
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 106 def half_division_step(a, b, c, &block) if (block.call(a) * block.call(c)).negative? b = c c = middle(a, c) else a = c c = middle(b, c) end [a, b, c] end
Hook - Jeeves method for find minimum point (x - array of start variables, step - step of one iteration, eps - allowable error, alfa - slowdown of step, block - function which takes array x, WAENING function doesn't control correctness of input
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 84 def hook_jeeves(x, step, eps = 0.1, &block) prev_f = block.call(x) acc = accuracy(step) while (acc > eps) for i in 0..x.length - 1 tmp = hook_jeeves_step(x, i, step, &block) cur_f = tmp[0] x[i] = tmp[1] step[i] = switch_step(cur_f, prev_f, step, i) prev_f = cur_f end acc = accuracy(step) end x end
do one Hook - Jeeves step
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 63 def hook_jeeves_step(x, i, step, &block) x[i] += step[i] tmp1 = block.call(x) x[i] = x[i] - 2 * step[i] tmp2 = block.call(x) if (tmp1 > tmp2) cur_f = tmp2 else x[i] = x[i] + step[i] * 2 cur_f = tmp1 end [cur_f, x[i]] end
integrating using method Monte Carlo (f - function, a, b - integrating limits, n - amount of random numbers)
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 19 def integrating_Monte_Carlo_base(a, b, n = 100000, &block) res = 0 range = a..b.to_f (1..(n + 1)).each do x = rand(range) res += (b - a) * 1.0 / n * block.call(x) end res end
find centr of interval
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 101 def middle(a, b) (a + b) / 2.0 end
reflector function
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 9 def re_lu(x) x.negative? ? 0 : x end
sigmoid function
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 14 def sigmoid(x) 1.0 / (1 + Math.exp(-x)) end
return true if array is sorted
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 30 def sorted?(a) return false if a.nil? for i in 0..a.length - 2 if (a[i + 1] < a[i]) return false end end true end
switch step if current func value > previous func value
# File lib/optimization.rb, line 78 def switch_step(cur_f, prev_f, step, i) return step[i] / 2.0 if cur_f >= prev_f #you can switch 2.0 on something else step[i] end


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Graph Generators¶
Equibel includes a number of functions that wrap around NetworkX graph generators; these
functions invoke certain NetworkX functions, and convert the resulting NetworkX Graph
objects to EquibelGraph
objects.
Classic Graph Generators¶
Equibel includes the following generators for classic graph topologies:
| Type of Graph | Generator Function |
|---|---|
| Path Graph | eb.path_graph(n) |
| Complete Graph | eb.complete_graph(n) |
| Star Graph | eb.star_graph(n) |
eb.path_graph(n)
creates an undirected path graph on n
nodes, numbered using
the integers 0
to n - 1
, inclusive. The following invocation creates the path graph
0 <-> 1 <-> 2 <-> 3:
>>> G = eb.path_graph(4)
We can inspect the nodes and edges in this path graph as follows:
>>> G.nodes()
[0, 1, 2, 3]
>>> G.edges()
[(0, 1), (1, 2), (2, 3)]
To create an undirected complete graph on n
nodes, use:
>>> G = eb.complete_graph(4)
Again, we inspect the nodes and edges to see what was produced by the generator:
>>> G.nodes()
[0, 1, 2, 3]
>>> G.edges()
[(0, 1), (0, 2), (0, 3), (1, 2), (1, 3), (2, 3)]
Following the convention used by NetworkX, the function star_graph(n)
creates an
undirected star graph on n + 1
nodes, with one central node numbered 0, and n
outer nodes
numbered by the integers 1
to n
, inclusive:
>>> G = eb.star_graph(4)
When inspecting the nodes and edges produced by star_graph(4)
, note that there are 5 nodes,
numbered from 0 to 4, inclusive, and that node 0 is the central node of the star gtaph:
>>> G.nodes()
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
>>> G.edges()
[(0, 1), (0, 2), (0, 3), (0, 4)]
In addition to the graph generators provided with Equibel, you can also use any of the graph
generators included with NetworkX, which are
documented here,
via the method described next.
The majority of the generator functions in NetworkX have an optional keyword argument
called create_using
, which enables them to return an object of any type that is a subclass of
the NetworkX Graph
class. Thus, if you include the argument create_using=EquibelGraph()
when calling a NetworkX generator function, the output will be an EquibelGraph
object with
the desired graph topology.
In fact, the graph generators in Equibel are implemented using this method. For example, the
eb.star_graph()
function is equivalent to the following NetworkX call:
>>> import networkx as nx
>>> G = nx.star_graph(5, create_using=EquibelGraph())
Alternatively, you can initialize an EquibelGraph
object from an existing Graph
or
EquibelGraph
object; this creates a new EquibelGraph
by copying the nodes and edges from
the existing graph. Thus, you can generate any type of (undirected) NetworkX graph and pass it to
the EquibelGraph
constructor as follows:
>>> G = EquibelGraph(nx.complete_graph(5))


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One of the men may be a teenager, which has yet to be confirmed.
Eleven people in court on more than 200 counts of sexual offences and neglect of children
Six women and five men have been remanded on bail to appear before the Central Criminal Court for trial on charges of more than 200 counts of sexual offences and neglect of children.
The eleven accused persons, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were brought before a court today which cannot be identified.
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Occasionally a feel for consensus is not enough. Sometimes we need to have a measurable consensus. For example, when voting new committers in or to approve a release.
Preparing for a Vote
Before calling a vote it is important to ensure that the community is given time to discuss the upcoming vote. This will be done by posting an email to the developers list indicating the intention to call a vote and the options available. By the time a vote is called there should already be consensus in the community. The vote itself is, normally, a formality.
Calling a Vote
Once it is time to call the vote, a mail is posted to the committers list with a subject starting with [#vote]
. This
enables the community members to ensure they do not miss an important vote thread. It also indicates that this is not
consensus building but a formal vote.
Casting Your Vote
The notation used in voting is:
+1
Yes I agree0
I have no strong opinion-1
I object on the following grounds…
If you object you must support your objection and provide an alternative course of action that you are willing and able to implement (where appropriate).
Votes should generally be permitted to run for at least 72 hours to provide an opportunity for all concerned persons to participate regardless of their geographic locations.
Publishing Results
After the voting is done, the outcome should be published on the public developer list. A result may be kept private, if deemed necessary, for votes on security-relevant or personal topics.
Binding Votes
In Opencast, only committers have binding votes. All others are either discouraged from voting (to keep the noise down) or else have their votes considered in an advisory nature only.
When to Vote
There are essentially three occasions to vote:
- Releases
- Changes to the Committer body
- Significant changes to the development process
Veto and Majority
By default, all committers have a veto right when voting, meaning that a -1
will effectively stop whatever was voted
for. After addressing the issue, a second vote may be called for. Depending on the discussion, at this point, the
initiator may determine this to be a majority vote.
In the rare case that a majority vote among committers is called for, the vote is a simple majority vote among
participating committers without regards to any form of quorum. The vote will pass if there were more positive (+1
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votes then negative ones (-1
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Formal Votes for Code Changes
Usually, code changes have consensus and there should be no need for voting. If in doubt, contributors can propose changes on list in advance. Additionally, consensus may be reached though discussion as part of the review process.
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Gaetz responded to a clip of Conway discussing marijuana by stating, “To my friend, Kellyanne Conway, I would say, OK boomer. I mean, that’s a very boomer approach to marijuana, if for no other reason than it’s actually THC, not TCH, and I think that her reflection shows a real ignorance to the science demonstrating that in states where there are marijuana programs, you see a reduction in Schedule I drug recommendations, you also see a reduction in the types of overdoses that are crippling our country and hollowing out America.”
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Dear freind, This is a proposal in context but actually an appeal soliciting for your unreserved assistance in carrying out an urgent transaction requiring maximum confidence. Though this approach appears desperate, I can assure you that whatever questions you would need to ask or any other thing you will need to know regarding this proposal will be adequately answered to give you a clearer understanding of it, so as to arrive at a successful conclusion. My name is Dr Pimentel luisa Estrada, wife of His Excellency Joseph Estrada, former President of The Philippines. My husband was impeached from office by a backed uprising of mass demonstrators and the Senate and is presently in jail on trumped up charges of corruption, embezzlement, and the mysterious charge of economy plunder which might lead to death sentence. The present government is forcing my husband out of Manila to avoid demonstration by his supporters. As God would have it,i realised some reasonable amount of money from various deals that I successfully executed, during my husband's regime as President of Philippines. I have plans to invest this money for my children's future on real estate and industrial production. I have carefully moved out these funds (US$30 million), before my husband was impeached to an offshore Deposit Company in the European Union. My husband is not aware of this because I want to handle it secretly for obvious resons. >From past experiences, many people I had regarded as close friends has capitalized on my family's travail to run away with my money. In order to avert this negative development, My son and i now seek your permission to allow my attorney do a CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP/REASSIGNMENT OF CREDIT of the stated funds from the deposit company to your name, so that the funds (US$30million) would be released to you as the new owner (on my familys behalf). I am writing because when I deposited the money in the deposit company, I told them that it belonged to a foreign business partner and my present position will not allow me to claim the funds. Consequently, I will present you as the owner of the funds in the Deposit Company so you can be able to claim the funds. This is simple. I will like you to provide immediately; 1. Full names 2. Contact address 3. Telephone and fax numbers Once I receive this information, I will prepare the necessary documents that will put you in place as the new owner of the funds. The money will then be released to your custody by the Deposit Company, for us to share in the ratio of 70% for us and 30% for you. There is no risk at all as all the paperwork for this transaction will be done by the solicitor and this will guarantees the successful execution of this transaction. If you are interested, please reply immediately via my email address. Upon your response, I shall then introduce you to my son who is going to liaise with you for further explanation that will help you understand the transaction. No doubt this proposal will make you apprehensive, please we employ you to observe utmost confidentiality and rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable for both of us because we shall require your assistance to invest our share in your country (buying of properties like houses, hotels etc). This is why your urgent action and response is of priority to enable us concluded this transaction in a timely and professional manner.. Please reply me AT the email address below , my personal email , Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For utmost confidentiality sake. I do expect to hear from you shortly , but if you are not interested , please accept my unreserved apology. Thanks and regards Dr.(Mrs.) Luisa Estrada


ScalingUI
public struct ScalingUI
On iOS normally you use auto-layout to make UI work for different screen sizes. However, when designing UI that can be controlled using noise tagging, there are two important limitations:
- Changing the dimensions of a control may negatively influence how easily the MindAffect Decoder recognises that the user is looking at it.
- Users cannot scroll simply by dragging a finger.
Therefore for NoiseTagging apps sometimes it makes more sense to only support iPad, which provides more screen estate. An advantage of iPad is that all iPads ever released have the same screen ratio, so we can design our UI for one iPad model and simply scale everything to support other iPad models as well. This struct helps you do this.
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The scale of the current device w.r.t. a regular iPad (1024 x 768 points).
Declaration
Swift
public static let scaleWRTRegularIPadScreen: CGFloat
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The scale of the current device w.r.t. a 12.9 inch iPad (1366 x 1024 points).
Declaration
Swift
public static let scaleWRT12inch9IPadScreen: CGFloat
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When using NoiseTagging, you may want to use the same layout independent from the screen size (in points). E.g. if you have a layout defined for a regular iPad screen, if your app runs on an iPad with a larger screen, you might simply want to scale everything up. This is hard to do with autolayout, because that is better suited to fitting more content in if there is more space (which for most apps is what you want). This function makes it easy to scale everything up, but it only works for views in which no autolayout constraints are defined. Note that only view frames, layer frames, and fonts are scaled. Also note that there is a convenience function for going from a normal sized iPad to any other iPad.
Declaration
Swift
public static func scaleCompletely(view: UIView, withScale scale: CGFloat)
-
See
scaleCompletely:view:withScale
. Apply this to views whose layout fit a regular iPad.Declaration
Swift
public static func scaleCompletelyFromRegularToCurrentIPad(view: UIView)
-
See
scaleCompletely:view:withScale
. Apply this to views whose layout fit a 12.9 inch iPad.Declaration
Swift
public static func scaleCompletelyFrom12inch9ToCurrentIPad(view: UIView)
-
Also see
scaleCompletely:view:withScale
. Apply this to images that have the proper size for a regular iPad.Declaration
Swift
public static func imageScaledWRTNormalIPadScreen(image: UIImage?) -> UIImage?
-
Also see
scaleCompletely:view:withScale
. Apply this to images that have the proper size for a 12.9 inch iPad.Declaration
Swift
public static func imageScaledWRT12inch9IPadScreen(image: UIImage?) -> UIImage?


I sure do have emotional responses when programming, but I don't think they are necessarily disproportionate. Learning a new skill can trigger a lot of different emotions, I have experienced joy (when succeeding), frustration (getting stuck), confusion (not understanding) or satisfaction (finishing a sprint).
Interesting, it is a slightly different take on the 'count till 10 before you react' approach, but with the same goal in mind. Keen to give it a go and see if I can remember when being triggered.


| Class | Description |
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| AgrControlActiveDemandSupplyStub |
Implementation of a workflow step to simulate the behavior of an Aggregator controlling Active Demands and Supplies.
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| AgrCreateConnectionProfileStub |
This PBC is in charge of filling in the Profile values for each connection of the portfolio.
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| AgrCreateNDayAheadForecastStub |
Implementation of a workflow step to simulate the behavior of the AGR Create N-Day-Ahead Forecasts.
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| AgrCreateUdiStub |
This PBC is in charge of filling in the Profile values for each connection of the portfolio.
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| AgrDetectDeviationFromPrognosesStub |
Implementation of a workflow step "AGRDetectDeviationFromPrognosis".
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| AgrDetermineNetDemandsStub |
Workflow step implementation for the Workflow 'AGR Determine Net Demands'.
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| AgrFlexOfferDetermineFlexibilityStub |
Implementation of a workflow step "AGRFlexOfferDetermineFlexibility".
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| AgrIdentifyChangeInForecastStub |
Stub implementation of the PBC which is in charge of deciding whether the connection forecast is changed.
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| AgrInitializeNonUdiClustersStub |
Stub implementation of the PBC which is in charge of initializing the Non-UDI cluster (eg PowerMatcher).
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| AgrInitiateSettlementStub |
PBC stub implementation for the initiation of settlement for an Aggregator.
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| AgrNonUdiCreateNDayAheadForecastStub |
Implementation of a workflow step to simulate the behavior of the AGR Create N-Day-Ahead Forecasts.
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| AgrNonUdiDetectDeviationFromPrognosesStub |
Implementation of a workflow step "AGRNonUdiDetectDeviationFromPrognosis".
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| AgrNonUdiReOptimizePortfolioStub |
A simple implementation of a workflow step to simulation the behavior of an Aggregator Re-optimize portfolio for non-udi
aggregators.
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| AgrNonUdiRetrieveAdsGoalRealizationStub |
Stub implementation of the PBC 'Retrieve ADS goal realization' PBC for a non-UDI aggregator.
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| AgrNonUdiSetAdsGoalsStub |
Stub implementation of the PBC which is in charge of setting the ADS goals via the PowerMatcher.
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| AgrReCreatePrognosesStub |
Stub implementation of the PBC which is in charge of deciding to re-create or not A-Plans and or D-Prognoses after the
re-optimization of the portfolio.
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| AgrReOptimizePortfolioStub |
A simple implementation of a workflow step to simulation the behavior of an Aggregator Re-optimize portfolio for udi aggregators.
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| AgrReOptimizePortfolioStubUtil |
Util class with logic which can be reused by any PBC in charge of the 'Re-Optimize Portfolio' workflow.
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| AgrUpdateElementDataStoreStub |
Implementation of a workflow step to simulate the behavior of the AGR Element Data Store Update.
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| AgrValidateSettlementItemsStub |
Stub implementation of a the PBC handling received
FlexOrderSettlementDto . |
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MovieFinder is a single page app developed using Angular framework and The Movie Database API.
Users can use MovieFinder to explore Popular movies as well as movies currently in theater.
Users can also search movies using the name of the movie.


Copies is a cross-platform clipboard management solution
Native application
Copies is based on apple devices, it is lightweight, it is easy to use.
Web application
Copies.live is a web service made for Copies, it is also powered by iCloud, and available across platforms with the same iCloud account.
How it works
Enable cloud sync feature in application settings then keep it running, the app will monitor clipboard actions system-wide, it's efficient, it's smart: you can setup filters by keywords or application name. When you made a copy in other application, the content will be collected in the app and synced to copies.live automatically.
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China to declare trade war on Europe and vice versa
by Houses and HolesVia CNBC:
China is heavily exposed to the U.S. dollar, but now, with the risk of “decoupling,” Beijing is silently diversifying its reserves to reduce its dependence on the world’s largest reserve currency, analysts say.
Ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. has “increased the risk of a financial decoupling” between the two largest economies, ANZ Research said in a recent report. The White House reportedly considered some curbs on U.S. investments in China such as delisting Chinese stocks in the U.S.
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Background info, timeline of events, previously written stories
During your research, you find contact info and set up times to chat or meet in person
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As immigration raids continue, hundreds of students from 12 high schools in Minneapolis walked out of school on January 20 to protest the sweeps. In December, it was announced that the Obama Administration would deport adults and children – many of which fled gang violence in Central America – who’d been ordered for removal by an immigration judge.
Students from 12 Minneapolis High Schools Walked Out to Protest ICE Raids, Remezcla
Young Americans are facing higher levels of poverty, unemployment, and student loan debt than the two generations before them, and their predicament is fueling the view that the American Dream is bankrupt, according to the authors of a new State of the Millennial Report.
Young People Are Poorer, Jobless, and Believe That the American Dream Is Dead, Vice News
This week, members of University of California, Los Angeles' Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and Alpha Phi sorority got the education they probably least expected. On Tuesday, both greek organizations co-hosted a party called "Kanye Western," at which many students who are not black dressed in so-called "gangsta" garb and painted their faces black. But their night was effectively ruined when actual black students showed up and brought up how offensive the party was.
This Is What Happens When Black Students Crash a Blackface Frat Party, Mic News
This morning, Kenneth Lee Chotiner, the presiding judge of the Van Nuys Muncipal Court, noticed that yellow ribbons were tied around five redwood tres that stand near a small parkway next to the courthouse garage. The trees are about 30 feet tall.
The judge said he found out later that morning that the ribbons were put there because the trees were to be chopped down to make room for two stairwells that were going to be added to the outside of the parking strucuture. Distressed, the judge began calling county officials, the contractor who was building the addition to the parking structure, a member of the Sierra Club and a community beautification specialist.
After a three-hour meeting on Wednesday, contractor Derrick Williamson agreed to transplant four of the trees. A fifth one will be chopped down.
Two software developers, who produce software to add additional features to Snapchat on specially unlocked smartphones, recently spotted references in the official Snapchat code to audio notes and the ability to answer incoming video and audio calls. Snapchat has yet to announce such features and declined to comment.
The Times expected adding audio features to be a priority for Venice-based Snapchat this year, as it tries to give users more reasons to open its app.
Snapchat enables sharing of videos, photos and text. Two users who are already communicating by text in the app also may chat by video. But a growing list of apps -- including Dubsmash, Periscope and Unmute -- are peddling new ways for people to stay in touch through digital media. For Snapchat to fend them off, it has to find ways to fill in gaps.
Snapchat’s business is reliant mostly on ad sales, which stands to grow more lucrative as users interact with the app more.
The developers noted their findings on an online forum Friday that news website 9to5 Google first reported. One of them confirmed the information by email, adding that Snapchat also is testing a new video editing tool that reverses playback.
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In cases where identifying the user is inappropriate but the content is still newsworthy, screenshots with the name and image blurred are fine.
One key is to be transparent about what we’re doing. We tell readers what has and hasn’t been confirmed. And we always ask an important question: am I about to spread a thinly-sourced rumor or am I passing on valuable and credible (even if unverified) information in a transparent manner with appropriate caveats?
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FEAR A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1996) *1/2 (out of four)
This is every fatal attraction thriller you've ever seen, only a few years earlier. Created with non-discriminating teens in mind, FEAR is an inane, laughably bad movie with little originality, even in casting. 1993's THE CRUSH starred a then-unknown Alicia Silverstone, this one stars the beautiful and precocious Reese Witherspoon, who is a cross between Silverstone and Candace Cameron from "Full House." This time, the psycho villain role goes not to the leading lady but to "Marky" Mark Wahlberg. And you wondered if there was any redeeming value in FEAR...
Reese's life is typical -- superficial shopping and school work. She spends a lot of her time arguing with her father. When she shouts in the opening scene that she has "to ask permission to breathe" and storms out of the room, Dad replies sarcastically, "Does this count as quality time?" No, and it definitely doesn't count as quality writing. This exchange establishes early on two vital components of the movie -- horrendous dialogue and bad acting.
Who better to contribute to the bad acting than B-movie queen Alyssa Milano? She plays Reese's best friend, already skilled in the ways of sex with no-good older men. Alyssa's philosophy on relationships is, "It's power." Reese replies, "It's nuts," to Alyssa's response, "It doesn't feel good to be wanted?" None of us have any idea what she's talking about; after all, she hasn't been wanted since "Who's the Boss?" went off the air.
Reese soon meets Marky Mark at the local teen nightclub, his opening line to her being, "Hey... you're not dancing." She could have sent him packing with the response, "You're not charting," but she instead revels in his advances because it's power, and it feels good to be wanted. She talks and kisses him until two in the morning, by which time her step-mom is yelling at her and she's shooting back sarcastic responses. Dad's out of town on a business trip, but Marky Mark's ready to charm him and the rest of the family (including the dog) when he gets back. It's such a good vibration, it's such a sweet sensation...
 She asks him to come to a carnival with her, saying, "You could ride the bumper cars... You could do that thing where you throw the ball at something and maybe win me a stuffed animal." Luckily, that subplot never goes anywhere, but what is immediately established is Dad's mistrust of Marky Mark. He can't put his finger on what he doesn't like about Mark (he's just so... marky) until he finds a used condom wrapper in his daughter's bedroom.
Yes, Mark is hot for Reese's peanut butter cups, and takes her virginity during another of Dad's business trips. (That guy's got to find a new job!) The PG sex scenes in this R-rated movie are teen love at its finest, as a remake of the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" plays and this sexy dialogue exchange takes place.
MARK: Do you want me? REESE: Yeah. MARK: Tell me you want me. REESE: I want you. MARK: Yeah.
The honeymoon is soon over, though, as Marky Mark shows his violent streak and threatens various members of the family. FEAR seems at least twice as long as it is, the various plot twists and developments apparent to most audience members a mile away until. There's not much good about FEAR, especially since every other made-for-video movie nowadays features this plot with a lot more sex thrown in. This movie should have never even made it to theaters. Just ship it directly to Cinemax and save us some time.
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Inspired by Isabella Benabaye, Sharla Gelfand, and Tim Urban, My Life in Months is a chart that helps you see the larger picture of your life.
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Background pages have been a fundamental component of the Chrome Extension platform since its introduction. To put it simply, background pages provide extension authors with an environment that lives independent of any other window or tab. This allows extensions to observe and take action in response to events.
In manifest version 3, the Chrome extension platform will move from background pages to service workers. As stated in Service Workers: an Introduction, a "service worker is a script that your browser runs in the background, separate from a web page, opening the door to features that don't need a web page or user interaction." This is the technology that enables native-like experiences such as push notifications, rich offline support, background sync, and "Add to Home Screen" on the open web. Service workers were inspired in part by background pages in Chrome Extensions, but they iterate and improve on this model by tuning it for web-scale.
When migrating to this new background context, you'll need to keep two main things in mind. First, service workers are terminated when not in use and restarted when needed (similar to event pages). Second, service workers don't have access to DOM. We'll explore how to adapt to these challenges in the Thinking with Events and Working with Workers sections below, respectively. If you already use an event page, skip straight to the second section.
Like event pages, service workers are a special execution environment that are started to handle events they're interested in and are terminated when they're no longer needed. The following sections provide recommendations for writing code in an ephemeral, evented execution context.
Note: Several of these concepts are covered in the Migrate to Event Driven Background Scripts article.
In order for Chrome to successfully dispatch events to the appropriate listeners, extensions must register listeners in the first turn of the event loop. The most straightforward way to achieve this is to move event registration to the top-level of your service worker script.
The below snippet shows how an existing extension initializes its browser action listener in a persistent background page.
chrome.storage.local.get(['badgeText'], ({badgeText}) => { chrome.browserAction.setBadgeText({text: badgeText}); // Listener is registered asynchronously. chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(handleActionClick); });
While this approach works in a persistent background page, it is not guaranteed to work in a service worker due to the asynchronous nature of chrome.storage APIs. When a service worker is terminated, so are the event listeners associated with it. And since events are dispatched when a service worker starts, asynchronously registering events results in them being dropped because there's no listener registered when it is first spun up.
To address this, move the event listener registration to the top level of your script. This ensures that Chrome will be able to immediately find and invoke your action's click handler, even if your extension hasn't finished executing its async startup logic.
chrome.storage.local.get(['badgeText'], ({badgeText}) => { chrome.action.setBadgeText({text: badgeText}); }); // Listener is registered on on startup. chrome.action.onClicked.addListener(handleActionClick);
Note: In manifest version 3 the chrome.browserAction
and
chrome.pageAction
APIs are consolidated into a single
chrome.action API.
One of the main things to get used to when adopting service workers is that they are short-lived execution environments. In more practical terms, an extension's service worker will start up, do some work, and get terminated repeatedly throughout a user's browser session. This poses a challenge to extension developers accustomed to long-lived background pages as application data is not immediately available in global variables.
This example is taken from a simple manifest version 2 extension that receives a name from a content script and persists it in a global variable for later use.
let name = undefined; chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener(({type, name}) => { if (msg.type === 'set-name') { name = msg.name; } }); chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(tab => { chrome.tabs.sendMessage(tab.id, {name}); });
If we port this code directly to a service worker, it's possible that the service worker will be terminated between when the name is set and the user clicks the browser action. If this happens, the set name will have been lost and name variable will again be undefined.
We can fix this bug by treating the storage APIs as our source of truth.
chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener(({type, name}) => { if (type === 'set-name') { chrome.storage.local.set({name}); } }); chrome.action.onClicked.addListener(tab => { chrome.storage.local.get(['name'], ({name}) => { chrome.tabs.sendMessage(tab.id, {name}); }); });
Note: In manifest version 3 the chrome.browserAction and chrome.pageAction APIs are consolidated into a single chrome.action API.
It's common for web developers to perform delayed or periodic operations using
the setTimeout
or setInterval
methods. These APIs
fail in service workers though, because the scheduler will cancel the timers
when the service worker is terminated.
const TIMEOUT = 3 * 60 * 1000; // 3 minutes in milliseconds window.setTimeout(function() { chrome.action.setIcon({ path: getRandomIconPath() }); }, TIMEOUT);
Instead, we can use the alarms API. Like other listeners, alarm listeners should be registered in the top level of your script.
chrome.alarms.create({delayInMinutes: 3.0}); chrome.alarms.onAlarm.addListener(function() { chrome.action.setIcon({ path: getRandomIconPath() }); });
Service workers are a specialized kind of web worker, which are quite different from the web pages most web developers are used to working with. On a typical web page (or extension background page), the global execution context for JavaScript is a Window. This object exposes the capabilities that web developers are used to working with: window, element, IndexedDB, cookie, localStorage, fetch, etc. The global scope for service worker is significantly more limited and doesn't have many of these features. Most notably, service workers don't have access to the DOM.
The following sections cover some of the major use cases impacted by the move to service workers and recommendations on how to adapt.
Since service workers don't have access to DOM, it's not possible for an extension's service worker to access the DOMParser API or create iframes to parse and traverse documents. Extension developers have two ways to work around this limitation: create a new tab or use a library. Which you choose will depend on your use case.
Libraries such as jsdom can be used to emulate a typical browser window environment, complete with DOMParser, event propagation, and other capabilities like requestAnimationFrame. Lighter weight alternatives like undom provide just enough DOM to power many frontend frameworks and libraries.
Extensions that need a full native browser environment can use the chrome.windows.create() and chrome.tabs.create() APIs from inside a service worker. Additionally, an extension's popup still provides a full (temporary) window environment.
It's not currently possible to play or capture media directly in a service worker. In order for a manifest version 3 extension to leverage the web's media playback and capture capabilities, the extension will need to create a window environment using either chrome.windows.create() or chrome.tabs.create(). Once created, the extension can use message passing to coordinate between the playback document and service worker.
In some cases developers use background pages to render content for display in
other contexts or to create and cache assets. While service workers don't have
access to DOM and therefore cannot use <canvas>
elements,
service workers do have access to the OffscreenCanvas
API.
function makeCanvas(width, height) { const canvas = document.createElement('canvas'); canvas.width = width; canvas.height = height; return canvas; }
In the above block we're constructing a canvas element and painting the entire
canvas turquoise. To migrate to offscreen canvas, replace
document.createElement('canvas')
with new
OffscreenCanvas(width, height)
.
function makeCanvas(width, height) { const canvas = new OffscreenCanvas(width, height); return canvas; }
For additional guidance on working with OffscreenCanvas, see OffscreenCanvas — Speed up Your Canvas Operations with a Web Worker.


We have been asked to conduct a usability study of the AUT Student Timetable Generator application (STG) which has been developed by a group of AUT students.The purpose of the website is to help students at AUT choose what streams to take when they are enrolling in papers so they get a timetable that suits them.
Quantitative user testing is mostly used at the start (evaluation of the initial design) or at the end (evaluation of the redesign) of the design cycle, when the functioning product is ready. In these stages, sometimes multiple quantitative researches are conducted in order to see the clear comparison of the different version of the product. Through this benchmarking, testers are able to detect the level of improvement in the design with data analysis (Budiu, 2017).
In this testing, testers are to collect measurable numeric data that can be used in statistical analysis from a large pool of participants. This data is collected by recording screen movements, mouse clicks or time taken to complete tasks while observing the participants. The improvement of the new version can be measured by comparing the time and other numerical data and seeing how these differentiate between versions. (Gleason, 2019).
Qualitative user testing can be used at any phase of the design cycle. It is a cost and time efficient way of gathering data compared to quantitative studies and for this reason it is considered to be more suitable to use in the redesigning stage, where the testers are trying to identify any design flaws in the product (Budiu, 2017).
In this testing, testers collect non-numerical data such as findings and the result of informal interviews that can uncover design flaws or strengths from a small pool of users. Users are given tasks to complete and are instructed to “think out loud” while navigating the site, and the researchers are to observe and record the narration. Through this exercise, the researchers are able to gain insight to what the users feel about each features of the product (Gleason, 2019).
Budiu (2017) states that there is a high chance of identifying 85% of the design flaws with only 5 subjects, given the product is not in the final stage. Therefore, it is efficient to repeat this process to discover any major problems that need to be fixed, with each version in the redesigning phase (Budiu, 2017).
Lab experiments are conducted to prove theories and test hypothesis so the result of the experiment will either validate or reject the proposed hypothesis (Dumas & Redish, 1999). They are only ever conducted in labs and the scope of the lab experiments are exceptionally controlled as it is a good practice to test with a small set of variables (Seffah & Metzker, 2009).
With experiments, the researchers are able to isolate specific variables with high level of control, and measure the relationships among them. They can also be duplicated if further study is required, providing advanced conclusions. However, they are costly and require larger amount of subjects to draw more accurate results. Also, the experiments often do not represent the real-world, as the variables are tightly-controlled (Basili, 2007).
After some initial research it was clear that we needed to conduct a qualitative usability study, which aligns with the purpose of the study. By utilizing a qualitative study, we are able to have participants use the application to complete a task and watch them while they navigate the site, then complete an interview to get their thoughts. We chose to ask 10 participants to be involved in this process as we feel like anymore than this will give diminishing returns in terms of usable feedback.
We chose this technique because it allows us to gain additional data other than just numbers and metrics which will allow our team to identify common usability issues as well as finding improvements to these. This type of study is also quite flexible and somewhat informal. Participants are able to talk aloud as they are using the application and while we are watching them, we can pick up on cues that show their confusion, (such as the look on their face as they found something were unsure about or how frustrated they were getting while using the application and didn't know what to do.) From here we can ask them about those areas and get additional details about why they got stuck or what they were having trouble with during a post interview.
From our research about the different types of studies we could conduct to check the usability of an application, we ended up choosing a qualitative usability study which consisted of the following steps.
1: We first set up a scenario that we wanted the participants to walk-through. This was to ensure that all of the functionality of the application is or can be used. We did this to get the most coverage of the application and to see if participants would actually be using the functionality or if it was easily missed or misused.
This scenario consisted of them choosing 3 papers that AUT offers from semester 2 of 2020. (Which ensures they use the selection filters as well as using the paper search to find specific papers). Participants had 5 minutes to find an ideal timetable before they were asked to stop. We chose 5 minutes because the team felt this was plenty of time to achieve the task and if participants went over this time, it showed some major usability issues.
From here they were required to search through the list of generated timetables and find one with a specific criteria, in this case they were looking for a tuesday off. This ensured they used the ‘slider’ which is a horizontal scroll bar to scroll through the generated timetables as well as the filters which sorted the results based on criteria (like days off).
2: We then created a set of post interview questions which we used on the completion of their task (or if they ran out of time). This consisted of 10 questions that were generally very open as we wanted to get their opinions without influencing their answers. This consisted of the following:
We chose these questions as a way to gather as many usability flaws that we could. We were also watching the participant while they were completing the scenario and if we saw them struggling or having confusion we noted this down and asked them about it during the post interview questionnaire.
E.g... We noticed you had trouble looking through the different timetables, could you tell us why you had so much trouble? By using the answers to these questions we will be able to perform some analysis of the frequency of their answers and what was a reoccuring theme. This is discussed further in the analysis section.
3: Before we used this scenario and interview above, we wanted to ensure the instructions were clear and participants would be able to run through it with little issues. We did this by conducting a pilot scenario where we got one participant to run through everything and ensure that the instructions were understood. (We didn’t record or count this as a participant). From this pilot we were able to see if 5 minutes was enough time, if the instructions were clear and if the questionnaire would provide enough feedback to create some suggestions for the developers. The conclusion of this pilot showed the team that we need to tweak the wording of the scenario to be more clear. Apart from this, we found that 5 minutes was more than enough time and the questions we asked at the end were informative enough to provide suggestions to the developers.
4: Once the team was happy with the scenario and the interview questions, we set up a computer in the R&D lab in WZ701 where we conducted all interviews and scenarios using the same computer in the same environment. We also ensured that all sessions were recorded using screen recording software so that we could go back and see how the participants were interacting with the application. By doing this, we were able to look back if we needed any clarification and to cross-reference against their interview answers. This was also useful as we could see exactly where participants were getting stuck and where they were spending the majority of their time.
We wanted to use the same environment for all participants during the study for general consistency and best practice. This consists of the following constraints.
Once we had the environment and tests set up, we needed to start asking people if they wanted to be apart of the study. We used convenience sampling to find these participants, which consisted of people from the lab we were conducting the study in.
From here, we took them over to the machine we were using, explained to them what the basic idea of the application was and asked them to read the scenario. We also told all the participants to openly talk about what they were thinking while they were using the software, but they were not required to talk if they didn’t want to. We also mentioned that they can ask us questions throughout but we won't be able to answer anything until the end.
Once they were ready and knew what their task was, we opened us the screen recording software (Windows Game Bar) and let them run through the scenario unguided.
After the completion of the task or 5 minutes had elapsed, we asked them to stop and we immediately conducted the post interview. If they had any questions while using the application we wrote them down and asked them about their confusion during this time.


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Defines the start temperature, heat treatment temperature, and stepping interval, required for extended calculations.
int jmpSetExtendedStepping (double startTemperature, double heatTreatmentTemperature, double stepTemperature);
startTemperature [input]
Double that specifies the temperature at which the extended stepping calculation starts.
heatTreatmentTemperature [input]
Double that specifies the temperature used to heat treat the alloy. The calculation of thermodynamic properties will be performed down to room temperature, with the phase structure obtained at the heat treatment temperature being kept frozen.
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Double that specifies the temperature interval between consecutive steps.
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classes and thread wrappers to help the GUI stay speedy during long running
processes. Sometimes tag identification can take 3+ hours, and you don't want to
wait that long for the window to repaint.
The GUI will spawn a new thread for finding/IDing/updating mp3s, and a wxEvent
will be sent when the work is done.
The GUI also needs to be told when to refresh the main grid of mp3 metadata. The
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Svitlana Vakulenko, Maarten de Rijke, Michael Cochez, Vadim Savenkov and Axel Polleres. Measuring Semantic Coherence of a Conversation. ISWC. Spotlight paper [PDF] [Code] [Slides]
2017
Svitlana Vakulenko, Ilya Markov and Maarten de Rijke. Conversational Exploratory Search via Interactive Storytelling. SCAI (ICTIR). [PDF] [Slides] [Poster]
Svitlana Vakulenko and Vadim Savenkov. TableQA: Question Answering on Tabular Data. SEMANTiCS (demo). Nominated for the best poster/demo award [HTML] [PDF] [Code] [Demo] [Slides]
Sebastian Neumaier, Vadim Savenkov and Svitlana Vakulenko. Talking Open Data. ESWC (demo). [PDF] [Chatbot Messenger] [Chatbot Skype]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Lyndon Nixon, and Mihai Lupu. Character-based Neural Embeddings for Tweet Clustering. SocialNLP (EACL). [PDF] [Code] [Slides]
Albert Weichselbraun, Stefan Gindl, Fabian Fischer, Svitlana Vakulenko, and Arno Scharl. Aspect-Based Extraction and Analysis of Affective Knowledge from Social Media Streams. IEEE Intelligent Systems. [PDF]
2016
Svitlana Vakulenko, Albert Weichselbraun, and Arno Scharl. Detection of valid sentiment-target
pairs in online product reviews and news media articles. WI. [PDF] [Slides]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Max Goebel, Arno Scharl, Lyndon Nixon. Visualising the Propagation of News on the Web. NewsIR (ECIR). [PDF] [Slides]
2015
Gregory Katsios, Svitlana Vakulenko, Anastasia Krithara and Georgios Paliouras. Towards Open Domain Event Extraction from Twitter: REVEALing Entity Relations. DERIVE (ESWC). [PDF]
2014
Svitlana Vakulenko, Oliver Mueller, Jan vom Brocke. Enriching iTunes App Store Categories via Topic Modeling. ICIS. [PDF] [Poster] [Code] [Demo]
Nadine Reuter, Svitlana Vakulenko, Jan vom Brocke, Stefan Debortoli, Oliver Mueller. Identifying the Role of Information Systems in Achieving Energy-Related Environmental Sustainability using Text Mining. ECIS. [PDF]
Andrea Herbst, Alexander Simons, Jan vom Brocke, Oliver Mueller, Stefan Debortoli, Svitlana Vakulenko. Identifying and Characterizing Topics in Enterprise Content Management: a Latent Semantic Analysis of Vendor Case Studies. ECIS. [PDF]
2013
Peep Kungas, Siim Karus, Svitlana Vakulenko, Marlon Dumas, Cristhian Parra, Fabio Casati. Reverse-engineering Conference Rankings: What Does It Take to Make a Reputable Conference? Scientometrics. [PDF]
2012
Svitlana Vakulenko, Sudhir Agarwal. CoAggregator: User-Driven Approach to Web Aggregation. Technical report. AIFB/KIT. [PDF] [Video1] [Video2]
2011
Svitlana Vakulenko. Extraction of Process Models from Business Process Descriptions. Master thesis. University of Tartu. [PDF]


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Intro to Chatbots
Emily Chao(elchao2), Berwin Xie(bxie6)
What are Chatbots?
- Used to emulate humans
- People interact with them to accomplish different tasks
- A lot more natural than menu systems
Example uses
- Personal Assistant (i.e. Siri, Google Assistant, etc)
- Customer Service (Helping people troubleshoot)
- Conversation Bots
How they work
- Ability to detect user input (text or voice)
- Process the input into 'tokens' to extract topics
- Construct a response based on information
Tutorial!
- Let's take a look at a seminal bot: ELIZA
- ELIZA was one of the first bots to be used as a psychotherapist
- Although it is very limiting, it provides a good overview of how early bots worked
ELIZA
- ELIZA is an early natural language processing computer program created from 1964 to 1966 at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory by Joseph Weizenbaum.
- ELIZA simulated conversation by using a 'pattern matching' and substitution methodology that gave users an illusion of understanding on the part of the program
- The most famous script, DOCTOR, simulated a Rogerian psychotherapist and used rules, dictated in the script, to respond with non-directional questions to user inputs.
- ELIZA was one of the first chatterbots, but was also regarded as one of the first programs capable of passing the Turing Test.


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bpulse-sdk-java
Bpulse SDK Java or BPulse Java Client is a conector between any java based application subscribed to BPULSE Service and the PULSES COLLECTOR REST SERVICE. This README explains how to integrate the conector with the target client application, configuration parameters and how to use it.
Requirements
Build dependencies
The following dependencies are required to build the sdk and are also required in the classpath of your application at runtime:
- BPulse dependencies
- bpulse.protobuf[latest].jar
- Google Protobuf dependencies
- protobuf-java-format-1.2.jar
- protobuf-java.2.5.0.jar
- Apache http dependencies
- httpclient-4.4.1.jar
- httpcore-4.4.1.jar
- commons-logging-1.2.jar
- commons-codec-1.9.jar
- H2 Database Engine dependencies
- h2-1.4.186.jar
- SLF4J dependencies
- slf4j-api-1.7.5.jar
- Corresponding Binding for used logging framework (See Binding with a logging framework at deployment time at http://www.slf4j.org/manual.html)
This is a maven project, so all of this dependencies are already added in the given pom.xml but you must have them in mind if you build your application without maven or the runtime classpath is provided by another third party.
Build
Just clone the repository and make sure all the dependencies are satisfied, then in a terminal go to the project folder and execute:
$ mvn clean install
Notes: * If any errors occurs during build related to bpulse-protobuf dependency, please make sure that the version in this pom.xml matches with the version you build of bpulse-protobuf-java.
Importing the project
Importing to a Maven project
After building the project and install it on the maven repo, add this dependency to your pom.xml
<dependency>
<groupId>me.bpulse</groupId>
<artifactId>bpulse-java-client</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>
Remember the dependencies mentioned above incase your current classpath doesn’t have them at runtime, also keep in mind the version of this project you are building.
Importing to a classic Java project
Build the sdk using
bash
$ mvn clean package
Then take the generated bpulse-java-client-[version].jar under target/ directory and add it to your classpath along with
the other dependencies mentioned.
Starting your application
The SDK needs some configuration properties that indicate the client how should work and where to connect so you must provide a properties file when you start your application or the application server where your application run, so to do that, simply provide the bpulse.client.config as VM_ARG, for example:
bash
$ java -jar myapp.jar -Dbpulse.client.config=path/to/config.properties
If your application runs on an application server, simply append this vm arg to the existing one depending on your server.
This is an example of a basic configuration file content:
bpulse.client.periodInMinutesNextExecTimer=1
bpulse.client.maxNumberPulsesReadFromTimer=240000
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>bpulse.client.bpulsePassword=collector123
bpulse.client.bpulseRestURL=http://[bpulse.host]/app.collector/collector/pulses
bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryDBPath=path/to/any/temp/folder
bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryDBMaxSizeBytes=10737418240
bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryMode=MEM
bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryMemMaxNumberPulses=750000
Usage
The starting point is the BPulseJavaClient class. It implements two methods: getInstance() and sendPulse(PulsesRQ) to publish them via BPULSE COLLECTOR REST SERVICE.
//get the BPulseJavaClient instance. It manages the pulses repository and begins the pulses notification timer.
BPulseJavaClient client = BPulseJavaClient.getInstance();
Then use a combination of me.bpulse.domain.proto.collector.CollectorMessageRQ.PulsesRQ, me.bpulse.domain.proto.collector.CollectorMessageRQ.Value and me.bpulse.domain.proto.collector.CollectorMessageRQ.Pulse in order to build the pulses you want to send according to the Pulse Definition made in BPULSE, for example:
//Request instance
PulsesRQ request;
//Use the builder provided to create pulses instances
PulsesRQ.Builder pulses = PulsesRQ.newBuilder();
//Pulse version, send 1.0 always, we will use this field later.
pulses.setVersion("1.0");
//Use the Pulse builder to create each pulse individually
Pulse.Builder pulse = Pulse.newBuilder();
//Name of the pulse definition, the same as defined using the BPULSE web app
pulse.setTypeId("bpulse_hotelbeds_jfp");
//Time of the pulse, usually should be the current time but you can set whatever time you need
pulse.setTime(System.currentTimeMillis());
//
pulse.setInstanceId(String.valueOf(1));
//Use the Value builder to assing the different pulse values to each pulse
Value.Builder value = Value.newBuilder();
//Name of the pulse attribute
value.setName("attribute_name");
//Value of the current attribute
value.addValues("attribute_value");
//Add the created value to the pulse instance
pulse.addValues(value);
//Same as before but for a time value TODO Joda time
value = Value.newBuilder();
value.setName("fechaProceso");
value.addValues(fmt.print(new DateTime()));
pulse.addValues(value);
//Same as before but for a numeric value
value = Value.newBuilder();
value.setName("numeric_attribute");
value.addValues("123456789");
pulse.addValues(value);
//Add the pulse to the pulses collection
pulses.addPulse(pulse);
//Then build the pulses request
request = pulses.build();
Finally send the pulse created with:
//invoke the operation for inserting the pulse into pulses repository.
client.sendPulse(request);
And that’s it!, now you are sending pulses to BPULSE and can see them using the web dashboard.
Available Configuration Parameters
BPulse java client has a configuration file to define the main parameters for sending and processing pulses (pulses repository path, number of threads for notifying pulses via BPULSE COLLECTOR REST SERVICE, etc.). It’s definition is expected through java options property bpulse.client.config (e.g -Dbpulse.client.config=C:\tmp\config.properties).
All properties are defined below:
| Variable name | Description |
|---|---|
| bpulse.client.periodInMinutesNextExecTimer | Delay time in minutes between timer executions for pulses notification (default value = 1). |
| bpulse.client.periodInMinutesNextExecTimer | Delay time in minutes between timer executions for pulses notification (default value = 1). |
| bpulse.client.maxNumberPulsesReadFromTimer | Max number of read pulses for each timer execution from pulsesRepositoryDB for sending to BPULSE COLLECTOR REST SERVICE (default value = 180000). |
| bpulse.client.bpulseUsername | Client’s Username for sending pulses to BPULSE COLLECTOR SERVICE. |
| bpulse.client.bpulsePassword | Client’s Password for sending pulses to BPULSE COLLECTOR SERVICE. |
| bpulse.client.bpulseRestURL | BPULSE COLLECTOR REST SERVICE URL. |
| bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryDBPath | System Path to create the Pulses Repository (e.g C:/tmp/pulses_repository). |
| bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryDBMaxSizeBytes | Pulses Repositories’ Allowed max size in bytes (default value =<PHONE_NUMBER>). |
| bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryMode | Pulses Repositories’ Mode: MEM=PULSES IN MEMORY DB= PULSES IN EMBEDDED DATABASE. |
| bpulse.client.pulsesRepositoryMemMaxNumberPulses | When the pulses repositories’ mode is MEM, it’s necessary define the maximum number of pulses in memory(default value = 1000000). |
An example of configuration file is shown:
About Logging
BPulse Java Client uses SLF4J API for register logs from pulse processing sending via BPULSE REST SERVICE. SLF4J uses a set of binding dependencies for each supported logging framework (log4j, tinylog, jdk logging, logback). If the target application uses someone of these frameworks, it’s neccessary add the related binding dependency like these:
SLF4J Logging Framework Bindings
<!-- Dependency for Tinylog binding -->
<dependency>
<groupId>org.tinylog</groupId>
<artifactId>slf4j-binding</artifactId>
<version>1.0</version>
</dependency>
<!-- Dependency for Logback binding -->
<dependency>
<groupId>ch.qos.logback</groupId>
<artifactId>logback-classic</artifactId>
<version>1.0.13</version>
</dependency>
<!-- Dependency for Apache log4j binding -->
<dependency>
<groupId>org.slf4j</groupId>
<artifactId>slf4j-log4j12</artifactId>
<version>1.7.5</version>
</dependency>
Each binding is associated with a version of logging API (i.e in the log4j case, the version 1.7.5 of slf4j-log4j12 uses by default Apache log4j 1.2.17). If your target application uses another version for these logging APIs, you must exclude it from the maven dependency and manage your own logging version. In the case of log4j it would be something like this:
<!-- Excludes the log4j default version managed by SLF4J binding -->
<dependency>
<groupId>org.slf4j</groupId>
<artifactId>slf4j-log4j12</artifactId>
<version>1.7.5</version>
<exclusions>
<exclusion>
<groupId>log4j</groupId>
<artifactId>log4j</artifactId>
</exclusion>
</exclusions>
</dependency>
<!-- Includes your own log4j version (1.2.12 instead of 1.2.17 in this case) -->
<dependency>
<groupId>log4j</groupId>
<artifactId>log4j</artifactId>
<version>1.2.12</version>
</dependency>
Logging Configuration Parameters
After selecting the logging api, it’s necessary to add a java option according to the used logging framework:
tinylog java option: -Dtinylog.configuration=C:\tmp\tinylog.properties
Tinylog’s properties file example:
tinylog.writer = rollingfile
tinylog.writer.filename = C:/tmp/log/bpulse-java-client-tinylog.log
tinylog.writer.backups = 10
tinylog.writer.label = timestamp
tinylog.writer.policies = startup, size: 10KB
log4j java option: -Dlog4j.configuration=file:“C:\tmp\log4j.properties”
log4j’s properties file example:
##LOG4J CONFIGURATION##
log4j.logger.bpulseLogger=INFO, bpulseLogger
# File appender
log4j.appender.bpulseLogger=org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender
log4j.appender.bpulseLogger.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
#%-7p %d{(dd/MM/yyyy) HH:mm:ss} [%c{1}]%t %m%n
#%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss} %-5p - %m%n
log4j.appender.bpulseLogger.layout.ConversionPattern=%-7p %d{(dd/MM/yyyy) HH:mm:ss} [%c{1}]%t %m%n
log4j.appender.bpulseLogger.File=C:/tmp/log/bpulse-java-client.log
log4j.appender.bpulseLogger.MaxFileSize=25MB
log4j.appender.bpulseLogger.MaxBackupIndex=10
logback java option: -Dlogback.configurationFile=C:\tmp\logback.xml
logback’s properties file example:
<configuration>
<appender name="FILE" class="ch.qos.logback.core.FileAppender">
<file>C:/tmp/log/bpulse-java-client-logback.log</file>
<encoder>
<pattern>%date %level [%thread] %logger{10} [%file:%line] %msg%n</pattern>
</encoder>
</appender>
<appender name="STDOUT" class="ch.qos.logback.core.ConsoleAppender">
<encoder>
<pattern>%msg%n</pattern>
</encoder>
</appender>
<root level="debug">
<appender-ref ref="FILE" />
<appender-ref ref="STDOUT" />
</root>
</configuration>
In case of the target system has its own logging properties file, it’s necessary to add the corresponding lines mentioned above to it.
Contact us
You can reach the Developer Platform team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
The Bpulse Protobuf Java is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Details can be found in the LICENSE file.


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