Getting Started
TODO: This is all horrendously out of date.
Welcome! I see you have an adventurous spirit! Not because you wish to venture into dungeons filled with beasts and untolds horrors, but because you have the fortitude to try out a game while it's still under development. Well, some of the former too.
A caution for the unwary: The game is not done, or balanced, or complete, or bug-free. It may destroy your savefiles or steal your boyfriend!
Input
Hauberk is played using your keyboard, the fixie of input devices. A lot of input is directional. Arrow keys work for that, but don't support diagonal moves. Instead, you're better off hitting num lock and using the numpad on your keyboard if you have one:
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| 7 | 8 | 9 | | \ | ^ | / |
|---+---+---| |---+---+---|
| 4 | 5 | 6 | maps to: |<- | | ->|
|---+---+---| |---+---+---|
| 7 | 8 | 9 | | / | v | \ |
'---'---'---' '---'---'---'
If you don't have a numpad, but do have a US layout keyboard, you can also use:
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| I | O | P | | \ | ^ | / |
'---+---+---+ '---+---+---+
| K | L | ; | maps to: |<- | | ->|
'---+---+---+ '---+---+---+
| , | . | / | | / | v | \ |
'---'---'---' '---'---'---'
The 5
and L
buttons in the middle are "stand". They're also used like an
"OK" button to accept a selection on menu screens. Escape
is used to go back
in menu screens and exit dialogs.
(Note that all keys are shown uppercase here but are typed lower case. L
means
a lowercase "l". An uppercase one will be Shift-L
.)
At some point, I plan to add support for user-defined keybindings, but they aren't there yet.
A Hero Awakens
To play, you need avatar in the game world to live (and die!) vicariously
through. On the Main Menu Screen, type N
to create a new hero (or heroine, the
game is gender-neutral). Enter a name, or use the default suggested one and hit
Enter
.
There isn't much to specify at character creation time right now, but eventually you'll pick a class, race, pet peeves, favorite sandwich, etc. Currently, warrior is the only class.
Your hero is saved in your browser's local storage. This means you can return to the game later and your hero will still be there. If you switch browsers, though, your heroes won't be in the new browser. Heroes are saved every time you leave a level, or exit your home.
The game is not saved while you're in the middle of a level! If you close your browser in the middle of playing because your boss walked in, your progress in the level will be lost. That's what you get for slacking off at work.
Because the game is still in active development, new releases may not be savefile compatible with previous ones. Your heroes may get deleted if they don't work with the latest code. Sorry.
The hero screen
Once you create or choose a hero, you're taken to the hero screen. This is sort of like the "town" in other games. It's the safe place where you can tinker with your gear and enter the game.
Your home
From the hero screen, press H
to enter your home.  You can also move items
between your inventory (stuff you carry in your backpack) and your equipment
(weapons and armor you are currently wearing or holding).
The crucible
The most interesting facet of your home is the crucible. This is the place where you can craft—make new items from existing ones. You place items into the crucible just like you can your home or inventory. However, it only allows items that are part of a recipe.
A recipe is a set of items that can be turned into something else. When you
place all of the required items for a recipe in the crucible, it will tell you.
Press Space
and it will magically transmute them into something new.
The set of recipes is still highly in flux, but try dropping a few healing potions in there.
The Dungeon Awaits
Now that your hero is alive and ready, it's time to slay some beasts.
Areas and levels
Unlike other roguelikes, Hauberk doesn't have a single monolithic dungeon. Instead, there are a number of areas. Each area has its own "flavor"—it's own kinds of monsters, difficulty, appearance, etc. An area is in turn divided into a series of levels, each more difficult than the last.
From the hero screen, you can select which area and level you want to play. You can only enter an area if you've beaten at least one level from the previous area. Likewise, you must beat a level to unlock the next one.
Since you just created a hero, you can only play the first level of the Friendly
Forest, so just type L
to enter it. Later, when you unlock stuff, use the
directional keys to select an area and level. You can replay a level as many
times as you want.
Quests, victory, and defeat
Every level is randomly generated (of course) and populated with monsters and
treasure. Each level also has a quest. This is a goal you must fulfill before
you're allowed to leave the level. After completing the quest, type Q
to leave
the level and return to the safety of your home. All experience and items gained
in the level will be saved henceforth and forever more.

If you want to give up and leave the level before completing the quest, you can
forfeit by typing Shift-F
. Like dying, doing this sacrifices anything you've
gained since entering the level.
Navigating the level
Your avatar in the game is represented by a @
. Floor tiles are usually .
,
and impassible barriers and walls look like #
, or other hopefully obvious
solid looking tiles.
You walk around using the directional keys. Pressing the stand key (5
or L
)
makes you stand still for a turn. That's useful to let a monster take a step
closer so you can attack the next turn.
Hold down Shift
and press a direction to run in that direction. You will
repeatedly walk in that direction until disturbed by reaching an obstacle, a
fork in the path, or seeing a monster. When not in combat, running is the most
user-friendly way to get from point A to point B.
Closed doors look like +
. You can open them (which takes a turn) by simply
walking into them. An open door looks like -
. You can close a door by pressing
C
while standing next to one.
Combat!
Monsters in the game are represented using letters. You attack by trying to walk into the tile where a monster is standing. On the right side of the screen you can see your health along with some of the nearby monsters. Try to get theirs to zero before yours does!
When you kill a monster, you are granted some experience points. Earn enough of those, and your hero will increase in experience level. That increases your maximum health and does some other good stuff.
Meanwhile, monsters will be attacking you. You are outnumbered, so try not to let them surround you. Attacking from the safety of a narrow corridor helps.
Resting
After a skirmish, your hero has likely lost some health. That can be regained by imbibing magic potions, but those are in short supply. Instead, they'll have to rest.
Resting requires food, which you automatically discover as you explore the
level. Every turn that you stand still consumes a bit of food and regains a
point of health.
If you don't have any food, resting accomplishes nothing. To get food, you must explore new parts of the level. No resting on your laurels or wandering through familiar passages!
Loot!
While the ridding the world of an evil beast is its own reward, it's not the only reward. Many monsters drop treasure, and you'll find some laying on the ground as well. Different levels and monsters tend to drop different stuff, so explore (and murder) widely.
Items are represented using punctuation characters. Potions are !
, scrolls are
?
, etc. You can pick up an item off the ground by standing on top of it and
pressing G
, for "get".
If there are multiple items in the same tile, that picks up the top one. Press
G
repeatedly to pick them all up. Eventually, I'll add a menu to let you pick
which one you want.
Many items can be used. Potions can be quaffed, scrolls read, wands... uh...
waved around?
In addition to your inventory and equipment, you can also use items that are
laying on the ground under you. You don't have to pick them up first. (And not
picking them up first saves you a turn. Useful in the heat of battle!) Pressing
Tab
on the item screen cycles through these three views.
Type the letter next to an item to use it. If the item has an active "use" like a potion, this will perform it. "Using" a piece of equipment equips it. Using a piece of equipment that you're already wearing unequips it. Remember that equipment must be worn to get any advantage! Carrying around a sword in your backpack doesn't do you much good.
If you want to discard an item, press D
, then select the item. It will drop
onto the ground. It may gaze back at you forlornly, wondering why it wasn't good
enough and why you love the other items in your inventory more.
A more entertaining and often more useful way to rid yourself of an item is to
throw it, which is done by pressing T
. Throwing an item at a monster will
often harm it, and some items do fun and exciting things like explode when
lobbed at an unsuspecting beastie.


Description
The View Port Sample illustrates the viewport's ability to scroll the client window that is not completely visible due to its size. This viewport scrolls a bitmap that is too large for the client area.
Concept
Sample program demonstrates IViewPort and IBitmapControl.
Task
Using the vertical and horizontal scroll bars, view the bitmap by moving a line or page at a time. Also, resize the frame window for different views.
Supported
Supported
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Provides parameter estimation as well as variable selection in Finite Mixture of Accelerated Failure Time Regression and Finite Mixture of Regression Models. Furthermore, this package provides Ridge Regression and Elastic Net.
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| Author: | Farhad Shokoohi Abbas Khalili Masoud Asgharian Shili Lin |
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Authentication and authorization
Strong authentication and authorization methods are vital for a modern, multiuser web application. While they are often used interchangeably, authentication and authorization are separate processes:
Authentication confirms that users are who they say they are
Authorization gives those users permission to access a resource
Authentication using Auth
py4web comes with a an object Auth
and a system of plugins for user
authentication. It has the same name as the
corresponding web2py one and serves the same purpose but the API and
internal design is very different.
The _scaffold application provides a guideline for its standard usage. By default it uses a local SQLite database and allows creating new users, login and logout. Notice that if you don’t configure it, you have to manually approve new users (by visiting the link logged on the console or by directly editing the database).
To use the Auth object, first of all you need to import it, instantiate it, configure it, and enable it.
from py4web.utils.auth import Auth
auth = Auth(session, db)
# (configure here)
auth.enable()
The import step is obvious. The second step does not perform any
operation other than telling the Auth object which session object to use
and which database to use. Auth data is stored in session['user']
and, if a user is logged in, the user id is stored in
session[‘user’][‘id’]. The db object is used to store persistent info
about the user in a table auth_user
which is created if missing.
The auth_user
table has the following fields:
nome do usuário
o email
senha
primeiro nome
último nome
sso_id (usado para single sign on, ver mais adiante)
action_token (usado para verificar e-mail, bloquear usuários e outras tarefas, também ver mais adiante).
A `` auth.enable () `` passo cria e expõe os seguintes APIs RESTful:
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / registo (POST)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / Login (POST)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / request_reset_password (POST)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / reset_password (POST)
{Appname} / auth / api / verify_email (GET, POST)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / Sair (GET, POST) (+)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / perfil (GET, POST) (+)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / change_password (POST) (+)
{Nomeaplic} / auth / api / change_email (POST) (+)
Os que estão marcados com um (+) requerem um usuário conectado.
Interface de autenticação
Você pode criar sua própria interface do usuário da web para usuários de login usando as APIs acima, mas py4web fornece um como exemplo, implementada nos seguintes arquivos:
_Scaffold / templates / auth.html
_scaffold/templates/layout.html
The key section is in layout.html
where (using the no.css framework) the menu actions are defined:
1

2 [[if globals().get('user'):]]
3

4
5 [[=globals().get('user',{}).get('email')]]
6
7

8
Edit Profile

9 [[if 'change_password' in globals().get('actions',{}).get('allowed_actions',{}):]]
10
Change Password

11 [[pass]]
12
Logout

13

14

15 [[else:]]
16

17 Login
18

19
Sign up

20
Log in

21

22

23 [[pass]]
24

The menu is dynamic: on line 2 there is a check if the user is already defined
(i.e. if the user has already logged on). In this case the email is shown in the
top menu, plus the menu options Edit Profile
, Change Password
(optional) and
Logout
.
Instead, if the user is not already logged on, from line 15 there are
only the corresponding menu options allowed: Sign up
and Log in
.
Every menu option then redirects the user to the corresponding standard URL, which in turn activates the Auth action.
Using Auth inside actions
There two ways to use the Auth object in an action.
The first one does not force a login. With @action.uses(auth)
we tell py4web that this action should have information about the user,
trying to parse the session for a user session.
@action('index')
@action.uses(auth)
def index():
user = auth.get_user()
return 'hello {first_name}'.format(**user) if user else 'not logged in'
The second one forces the login if needed:
@action('index')
@action.uses(auth.user)
def index():
user = auth.get_user()
return 'hello {first_name}'.format(**user)'
Aqui `` @ action.uses (auth.user) `` diz py4web que essa ação requer um usuário conectado e deve redirecionar para login se nenhum usuário está logado.
Two Factor Authentication
Two factor authentication (or Two-step verification) is a way of improving authentication security. When activated an extra step is added in the login process. In the first step, users are shown the standard username/password form. If they successfully pass this challenge by submitting the correct username and password, and two factor authentication is enabled for the user, the server will present a second form before logging them in.
There are a few Auth settings available to control how two factor authentication works.
The follow can be specified on Auth instantiation:
two_factor_required
two_factor_send
two_factor_required
When you pass a method name to the two_factor_filter parameter you are telling py4web to call that method to determine whether or not this login should be use or bypass two factor authentication. If your method returns True, then this login requires two factor. If it returns False, two factor authentication is bypassed for this login.
Sample two_factor_filter method
This example shows how to allow users that are on a specific network.
def user_outside_network(user, request):
import ipaddress
networks = ["<IP_ADDRESS>/22"]
ip_list = []
for range in networks:
ip_list.extend(ipaddress.IPv4Network(range))
if ipaddress.IPv4Address(request.remote_addr) in ip_list:
# if the client address is in the network address list, then do NOT require MFA
return False
return True
two_factor_send
When two factor authentication is active, py4web generates a 6 digit code (using random.randint) and sends it to you. How this code is sent, is up to you. The two_factor_send argument to the Auth class allows you to specify the method that sends the two factor code to the user.
This example shows how to send an email with the two factor code:
def send_two_factor_email(user, code):
try:
auth.sender.send(
to=[user.email],
subject=f"Two factor login verification code",
body=f"You're verification code is {code}",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>)
except Exception as e:
print(e)
return code
Notice that this method takes to arguments: the current user, and the code to be sent. Also notice this method can override the code and return a new one.
auth.param.two_factor_required = user_outside_network
auth.param.two_factor_send = send_two_factor_email
two_factor_tries
By default, the user has 3 attempts to pass two factor authentication. You can override this after using:
auth.param.two_factor_tries = 5
Once this is all setup, the flow for two factor authentication is:
present the login page
- upon successful login and user passes two_factor_required
redirect to py4web auth/two_factor endpoint
generate 6 digit verification code
call two_factor_send to send the verification code to the user
display verification page where user can enter their code
upon successful verification, take user to _next_url that was passed to the login page
Plugins de Autenticação
Plugins are defined in “py4web/utils/auth_plugins” and they have a hierarchical structure. Some are exclusive and some are not. For example, default, LDAP, PAM, and SAML are exclusive (the developer has to pick one). Default, Google, Facebook, and Twitter OAuth are not exclusive (the developer can pick them all and the user gets to choose using the UI).
O `` <auth /> `` componentes irá se adaptar automaticamente para formulários de login de exibição, conforme exigido pelos plugins instalados.
In the _scaffold/settings.py and _scaffold/common.py files you can see the default settings for the supported plugins.
PAM
Configurando PAM é o mais fácil:
from py4web.utils.auth_plugins.pam_plugin import PamPlugin
auth.register_plugin(PamPlugin())
This one like all plugins must be imported and registered. The constructor of this plugins does not require any arguments (where other plugins do).
O `` auth.register_plugin (…) `` must ** ** vir antes do `` auth.enable () ``, uma vez que não faz sentido para expor APIs antes de plugins desejados são montados.
Nota
by design PAM authentication using local users works fine only if py4web is run by root. Otherwise you can only authenticate the specific user that runs the py4web process.
LDAP
This is a common authentication method, especially using Microsoft Active Directory in enterprises.
from py4web.utils.auth_plugins.ldap_plugin import LDAPPlugin
LDAP_SETTING = {
'mode': 'ad',
'server': 'my.domain.controller',
'base_dn': 'cn=Users,dc=domain,dc=com'
}
auth.register_plugin(LDAPPlugin(**LDAP_SETTINGS))
Aviso
it needs the python-ldap module. On Ubuntu, you should also install some developer’s libraries
in advance with sudo apt-get install libldap2-dev libsasl2-dev
.
OAuth2 with Google
from py4web.utils.auth_plugins.oauth2google import OAuth2Google # TESTED
auth.register_plugin(OAuth2Google(
client_id=CLIENT_ID,
client_secret=CLIENT_SECRET,
callback_url='auth/plugin/oauth2google/callback'))
O ID de cliente e segredo do cliente deve ser fornecido pelo Google.
OAuth2 with Facebook
from py4web.utils.auth_plugins.oauth2facebook import OAuth2Facebook # UNTESTED
auth.register_plugin(OAuth2Facebook(
client_id=CLIENT_ID,
client_secret=CLIENT_SECRET,
callback_url='auth/plugin/oauth2google/callback'))
O ID de cliente e segredo do cliente deve ser fornecido pelo Facebook.
OAuth2 with Discord
from py4web.utils.auth_plugins.oauth2discord import OAuth2Discord
auth.register_plugin(OAuth2Discord(
client_id=DISCORD_CLIENT_ID,
client_secret=DISCORD_CLIENT_SECRET,
callback_url="auth/plugin/oauth2discord/callback"))
To obtain a Discord client ID and secret, create an application at https://discord.com/developers/applications.
You will also have to register your OAuth2 redirect URI in your created application, in the form of
http(s)://<your host>/<your app name>/auth/plugin/oauth2discord/callback
Nota
As Discord users have no concept of first/last name, the user in the auth table will contain the Discord username as the first name and discriminator as the last name.
Authorization using Tags
As already mentioned, authorization is the process of verifying what specific
applications, files, and data a user has access to. This is accomplished
in py4web using Tags
.
Etiquetas e permissões
Py4web provides a general purpose tagging mechanism that allows the developer to tag any record of any table, check for the existence of tags, as well as checking for records containing a tag. Group membership can be thought of a type of tag that we apply to users. Permissions can also be tags. Developers are free to create their own logic on top of the tagging system.
Nota
Py4web does not have the concept of groups as web2py does. Experience showed that while that mechanism is powerful it suffers from two problems: it is overkill for most apps, and it is not flexible enough for very complex apps.
To use the tagging system you first need to import the Tags module
from pydal.tools
. Then create a Tags object to tag a table:
from pydal.tools.tags import Tags
groups = Tags(db.auth_user)
If you look at the database level, a new table will be created with a
name equals to tagged_db + “_tag” + tagged_name, in this case
auth_user_tag_groups
:
Então você pode adicionar uma ou mais marcas de registros da tabela, bem como remover existente tags:
groups.add(user.id, 'manager')
groups.add(user.id, ['dancer', 'teacher'])
groups.remove(user.id, 'dancer')
On the auth_user_tagged_groups
this will produce two records
with different groups assigned to the same user.id (the «Record ID» field):
Slashes at the beginning or the end of a tag are optional. All other chars are allowed on equal footing.
A common use case is group based access control. Here the developer
first checks if a user is a member of the 'manager'
group, if the
user is not a manager (or no one is logged in) py4web redirects to the
'not authorized url'
. Else the user is in the correct group and then
py4web displays ‘hello manager’:
@action('index')
@action.uses(auth.user)
def index():
if not 'manager' in groups.get(auth.get_user()['id']):
redirect(URL('not_authorized'))
return 'hello manager'
Aqui o desenvolvedor consulta o banco de dados para todos os registros que têm a tag desejada (s):
@action('find_by_tag/{group_name}')
@action.uses(db)
def find(group_name):
users = db(groups.find([group_name])).select(orderby=db.auth_user.first_name | db.auth_user.last_name)
return {'users': users}
Deixamos para você como um exercício para criar um dispositivo elétrico `` has_membership`` para permitir a seguinte sintaxe:
@action('index')
@action.uses(has_membership(groups, 'teacher'))
def index():
return 'hello teacher'
Important: Tags
are automatically hierarchical. For example, if
a user has a group tag ‘teacher/high-school/physics’, then all the
following searches will return the user:
`` Groups.find ( “professor /-ensino médio / física”) ``
`` Groups.find ( “professor /-colegial”) ``
`` Groups.find ( “professor”) ``
This means that slashes have a special meaning for tags.
Multiple Tags objects
Nota
One table can have multiple associated Tags
objects. The
name “groups” here is completely arbitrary but has a specific semantic
meaning. Different Tags
objects are independent to each other. The
limit to their use is your creativity.
For example you could create a table auth_group
:
db.define_table('auth_group', Field('name'), Field('description'))
and two Tags attached to it:
groups = Tags(db.auth_user)
permissions = Tags(db.auth_groups)
Then create a “zapper” record in auth_group
, give it a permission, and make a user member
of the group:
zap_id = db.auth_group.insert(name='zapper', description='can zap database')
permissions.add(zap_id, 'zap database')
groups.add(user.id, 'zapper')
E você pode verificar se há uma permissão de utilizador através de uma junção explícita:
@action('zap')
@action.uses(auth.user)
def zap():
user = auth.get_user()
permission = 'zap database'
if db(permissions.find(permission))(
db.auth_group.name.belongs(groups.get(user['id']))
).count():
# zap db
return 'database zapped'
else:
return 'you do not belong to any group with permission to zap db'
Aviso aqui `` permissions.find (permissão) `` gera uma consulta para todos os grupos com a permissão e que ainda filtro desses grupos para aqueles do utilizador actual é membro da. Contamos eles e se encontrarmos qualquer, então o usuário tem a permissão.


Indo-Pak bigger than Ashes, cricketing ties must resume: Mushtaq
ABU DHABI: Former Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has called for the resumption of cricketing ties between India and Pakistan in order to improve the bilateral relations between the two neighbouring countries.
The two nations have not been involved in any bilateral series for a long time and have been meeting only at the ICC events. The last bilateral series took place in 2012-13 when India hosted Pakistan for three ODIs and two T20Is.
“I think cricketing ties should resume between India and Pakistan. I feel cricket has the ability to bind the two nations and improve their relationship. Cricket brings love, it brings joy and happiness to the fans.
“Thus, it is important for both the countries to play cricket against each other because fans want to watch them play,” Mushtaq told IANS on the sidelines of the ongoing Abu Dhabi T10 league.
“Whenever India and Pakistan meet, the cricket is highly competitive. In fact, the India-Pakistan series is bigger than the Ashes,” he stated.
The relations between the two Asian neighbours have further nosedived since August 5 when the Indian government abrogated Article 370 of the Constitution, thus ending the special status granted to Jammu and Kashmir.
However, the recent opening of the Kartarpur Corridor is being seen as a positive step towards improving the bilateral relationship.
“When we will play cricket, things will become easier. It provides politicians with a great opportunity to communicate and set things on the right track. And that’s why I think communication needs to be there between the two governments,” the 49-year old said.
“Both countries should sit and discuss the situation and their problems. The recent opening of the Kartarpur Corridor is a great initiative for both nations. All issues can be solved when communication takes place. And sports, particularly cricket, can play a very big role in improving the bilateral ties between India and Pakistan,” he said.
Talking about the recent performance of his home team, Mushtaq said that Pakistan cricket at present is going through a transition phase and with time, their performance will improve. IANS
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Also Watch: Govt all set to push for the contentious Citizenship Bill in the winter session of Parliament


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Sense Android Library
2.7.0
Android library project for the Sense Platform
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Public Member Functions | |
| SensePlatform (Context context) | |
| SensePlatform (Context context, ServiceConnection serviceConnection) | |
| boolean | addDataPoint (String sensorName, String displayName, String description, String dataType, String value, long timestamp) throws IllegalStateException |
| void | close () |
| boolean | flushData () throws IllegalStateException |
| void | flushDataAndBlock () throws IllegalStateException |
| Context | getContext () |
| JSONArray | getData (String sensorName, boolean onlyFromDevice) throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
| JSONArray | getData (String sensorName, boolean onlyFromDevice, int limit) throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
| JSONArray | getLocalData (String sensorName) throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
| JSONArray | getLocalData (String sensorName, int limit) throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
| String | getNewDataAction () |
| SenseServiceStub | getService () |
| boolean | giveFeedback (String state, Date from, Date to, String label) throws IllegalStateException, IOException, JSONException |
| void | login (String user, String password, ISenseServiceCallback callback) throws IllegalStateException, RemoteException |
| void | logout () throws IllegalStateException, RemoteException |
| void | registerUser (String username, String password, String email, String address, String zipCode, String country, String firstName, String surname, String mobileNumber, ISenseServiceCallback callback) throws IllegalStateException, RemoteException |
A proxy class that acts as a high-level interface to the sense Android library. By instantiating this class you bind (and start if needed) the sense service. You can then use the high level methods of this class, and/or get the service object to work directly with the sense service.
| nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.SensePlatform | ( | Context | context | ) |
| context | Context that the Sense service will bind to |
| nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.SensePlatform | ( | Context | context, |
| ServiceConnection | serviceConnection | ||
| ) |
| context | Context that the Sense service will bind to. |
| serviceConnection | ServiceConnection to receive callbacks about the binding with the service. |
| boolean nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.addDataPoint | ( | String | sensorName, |
| String | displayName, | ||
| String | description, | ||
| String | dataType, | ||
| String | value, | ||
| long | timestamp | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException |
Add a data point for a sensor, if the sensor doesn't exist it will be created
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| void nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.close | ( | ) |
Closes the service connection to the Sense service and cleans up the binding.
| boolean nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.flushData | ( | ) | throws IllegalStateException |
Flush data to CommonSense
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| void nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.flushDataAndBlock | ( | ) | throws IllegalStateException |
Flush data to Common Sense, return after the flush is completed
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| JSONArray nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.getData | ( | String | sensorName, |
| boolean | onlyFromDevice | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
Retrieve a number of values of a sensor from CommonSense.
| sensorName | The name of the sensor to get data from |
| onlyFromDevice | Whether or not to only look through sensors that are part of this device. Searches all sensors, including those of this device, if set to NO |
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| JSONException | If the response from CommonSense could not be parsed |
| JSONArray nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.getData | ( | String | sensorName, |
| boolean | onlyFromDevice, | ||
| int | limit | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
Retrieve a number of values of a sensor from CommonSense.
| sensorName | The name of the sensor to get data from |
| onlyFromDevice | Whether or not to only look through sensors that are part of this device. Searches all sensors, including those of this device, if set to NO |
| limit | Maximum amount of data points. |
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| JSONException | If the response from CommonSense could not be parsed |
| JSONArray nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.getLocalData | ( | String | sensorName | ) | throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
Retrieve a number of values of a sensor from the local storage.
| sensorName | The name of the sensor to get data from |
| onlyFromDevice | Whether or not to only look through sensors that are part of this device. Searches all sensors, including those of this device, if set to NO |
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| JSONException | If the response from CommonSense could not be parsed |
| JSONArray nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.getLocalData | ( | String | sensorName, |
| int | limit | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException, JSONException |
Retrieve a number of values of a sensor from the local storage.
| sensorName | The name of the sensor to get data from |
| onlyFromDevice | Whether or not to only look through sensors that are part of this device. Searches all sensors, including those of this device, if set to NO |
| limit | Maximum amount of data points. |
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| JSONException | If the response from CommonSense could not be parsed |
| String nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.getNewDataAction | ( | ) |
| SenseServiceStub nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.getService | ( | ) |
| boolean nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.giveFeedback | ( | String | state, |
| Date | from, | ||
| Date | to, | ||
| String | label | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException, IOException, JSONException |
Give feedback on a state sensor.
| state | The state to give feedback on. |
| from | The start date for the feedback. |
| to | The end date for the feedback. |
| label | The label of the Feedback, e.g. 'Sit' |
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| JSONException | If the response from CommonSense could not be parsed |
| IOException | If the communication with CommonSense failed |
| void nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.login | ( | String | user, |
| String | password, | ||
| ISenseServiceCallback | callback | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException, RemoteException |
Tries to log in at CommonSense using the supplied username and password. After login, the service remembers the username and password.
| username | Username for login |
| pass | Hashed password for login |
| callback | Interface to receive callback when login is completed |
| IllegalStateException | If the Sense service is not bound yet |
| RemoteException |
| void nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.logout | ( | ) | throws IllegalStateException, RemoteException |
Logs out a user, destroying his or her records.
| void nl.sense_os.platform.SensePlatform.registerUser | ( | String | username, |
| String | password, | ||
| String | email, | ||
| String | address, | ||
| String | zipCode, | ||
| String | country, | ||
| String | firstName, | ||
| String | surname, | ||
| String | mobileNumber, | ||
| ISenseServiceCallback | callback | ||
| ) | throws IllegalStateException, RemoteException |
Registers a new user at CommonSense and logs in immediately.
| username | Username for the new user |
| password | Hashed password String for the new user |
| Email address | |
| address | Street address (optional, null if not required) |
| zipCode | ZIP code (optional, null if not required) |
| country | Country |
| firstName | First name (optional, null if not required) |
| surname | Surname (optional, null if not required) |
| mobileNumber | Phone number, preferably in E164 format (optional, null if not required) |
| callback | Interface to receive callback when login is completed |


Multiple Panel & Variable Size
You can place multiple panels in the flicking area.
You can specify various sizes for each panel.


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| ^a${value} Second(s) Recharge | 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 |
| ${value} Energy Cost | 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 |
| ${value} Second Duration | 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.67 4.33 5 5.75 6.5 7.25 8 |
| ${value}m Radius | 4 |
| MaxLevel | 8 |
| UltimateLevel | 12 |
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Match Play. 1-1 to 7. Should Red redouble? If redoubled should White take?
pips Red=75 White=155
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
For money this is a big redouble and an easy take as Red has few spare pips to play before his board crashes if he cannot escape the rear checker.
At this match score Red should hold on to the cube. There are two reasons for this: a) if he redoubles and wins a gammon he will have nine points – two points more than he needs. This is called overage and should be avoided; b) holding a four cube White will be redoubling much earlier than usual. For example, If Red rolls 55 (12/2, 6/1(2) White already has a borderline redouble to 8 (while it would be a beaver for money).
Once again, the match score heavily influences the correct cube action.
At this match score Red should hold on to the cube. There are two reasons for this: a) if he redoubles and wins a gammon he will have nine points – two points more than he needs. This is called overage and should be avoided; b) holding a four cube White will be redoubling much earlier than usual. For example, If Red rolls 55 (12/2, 6/1(2) White already has a borderline redouble to 8 (while it would be a beaver for money).
Once again, the match score heavily influences the correct cube action.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.582 (Money: +0.549) 0.606 0.397 0.002 - 0.394 0.059 0.002 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.671 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.329) 3. Double, take +0.629 (-0.042) Proper cube action: No redouble, take (11.3%)


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The Microsoft Windows font backend is primarily used to render text on Microsoft Windows systems.
cairo_font_face_t *
cairo_win32_font_face_create_for_logfontw
(LOGFONTW *logfont
);
Creates a new font for the Win32 font backend based on a
LOGFONT. This font can then be used with
cairo_set_font_face()
or cairo_scaled_font_create()
.
The cairo_scaled_font_t
returned from cairo_scaled_font_create()
is also for the Win32 backend
and can be used with functions such as cairo_win32_scaled_font_select_font()
.
logfont |
A LOGFONTW structure specifying the font to use. The lfHeight, lfWidth, lfOrientation and lfEscapement fields of this structure are ignored. |
a newly created cairo_font_face_t. Free with
cairo_font_face_destroy()
when you are done using it.
Since 1.0
cairo_font_face_t *
cairo_win32_font_face_create_for_hfont
(HFONT font
);
Creates a new font for the Win32 font backend based on a
HFONT. This font can then be used with
cairo_set_font_face()
or cairo_scaled_font_create()
.
The cairo_scaled_font_t
returned from cairo_scaled_font_create()
is also for the Win32 backend
and can be used with functions such as cairo_win32_scaled_font_select_font()
.
a newly created cairo_font_face_t. Free with
cairo_font_face_destroy()
when you are done using it.
Since 1.2
cairo_font_face_t * cairo_win32_font_face_create_for_logfontw_hfont (LOGFONTW *logfont
,HFONT font
);
Creates a new font for the Win32 font backend based on a
LOGFONT. This font can then be used with
cairo_set_font_face()
or cairo_scaled_font_create()
.
The cairo_scaled_font_t
returned from cairo_scaled_font_create()
is also for the Win32 backend
and can be used with functions such as cairo_win32_scaled_font_select_font()
.
logfont |
A LOGFONTW structure specifying the font to use.
If |
|
font |
An HFONT that can be used when the font matrix is a scale by -lfHeight and the CTM is identity. |
a newly created cairo_font_face_t. Free with
cairo_font_face_destroy()
when you are done using it.
Since 1.6
cairo_status_t cairo_win32_scaled_font_select_font (cairo_scaled_font_t *scaled_font
,HDC hdc
);
Selects the font into the given device context and changes the
map mode and world transformation of the device context to match
that of the font. This function is intended for use when using
layout APIs such as Uniscribe to do text layout with the
cairo font. After finishing using the device context, you must call
cairo_win32_scaled_font_done_font()
to release any resources allocated
by this function.
See cairo_win32_scaled_font_get_metrics_factor()
for converting logical
coordinates from the device context to font space.
Normally, calls to SaveDC()
and RestoreDC()
would be made around
the use of this function to preserve the original graphics state.
scaled_font |
A cairo_scaled_font_t from the Win32 font backend. Such an
object can be created with |
|
hdc |
a device context |
CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS
if the operation succeeded.
otherwise an error such as CAIRO_STATUS_NO_MEMORY
and
the device context is unchanged.
Since 1.0
void
cairo_win32_scaled_font_done_font (cairo_scaled_font_t *scaled_font
);
Releases any resources allocated by cairo_win32_scaled_font_select_font()
Since 1.0
double
cairo_win32_scaled_font_get_metrics_factor
(cairo_scaled_font_t *scaled_font
);
Gets a scale factor between logical coordinates in the coordinate
space used by cairo_win32_scaled_font_select_font()
(that is, the
coordinate system used by the Windows functions to return metrics) and
font space coordinates.
Since 1.0
void cairo_win32_scaled_font_get_logical_to_device (cairo_scaled_font_t *scaled_font
,cairo_matrix_t *logical_to_device
);
Gets the transformation mapping the logical space used by scaled_font
to device space.
Since 1.4
void cairo_win32_scaled_font_get_device_to_logical (cairo_scaled_font_t *scaled_font
,cairo_matrix_t *device_to_logical
);
Gets the transformation mapping device space to the logical space
used by scaled_font
.
Since 1.4


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DISSERTATION
VERIFICATION OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR WOOD JOIST FLOOR SYSTEMS
Submitted by
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In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Colorado State University Fert Collins, Colorado
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inline fun changeColor(changeColorBuilder: ChangeColorBuilder.() -> Unit = {}): Unit
Adds ChangeColor transition to this transition.
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ChangeColor


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Hino City to hold Takahata Momiji Illumination Nov 22-23
TOKYO — The streets of Hino City’s Takahata shopping district in Tokyo will be transformed into candlelit lantern trails for the 14th annual Takahata Momiji Illumination on the evenings of November 22 and 23 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The two-day event celebrates the upcoming change of seasons by blending the style of winter illuminations with traditional fall momiji-viewing aesthetics.
Among the illumination’s several thousand lanterns will be around 500 yume-akari, lanterns hand-carved with elaborate kiri-e art. There will also be various events around the illumination, such as live music, a kimono model photo session, and mini tea ceremonies near the Takahata Fudo-son pagoda.
Visit the English web page for details and times.
© Japan Today


No turn signals, double-parking among top concerns for B.C. drivers: poll
Two-thirds of B.C. drivers said that not using turn signals was their biggest pet peeve
by Black Press Media StaffDrivers not using their turn signals and parking across multiple spots are the top issues for B.C. drivers, a new Research Co. poll suggests.
Wednesday’s poll looked at what driving habits annoyed people the most.
Two-thirds of B.C. drivers said that not using turn signals was their biggest pet peeve, while 44 per cent said double-parking was the worst.
Not stopping at an intersection ticked off 41 per cent of B.C. drivers, while turning from the wrong lane annoyed 38 cent.
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Interface Attribute
- apemsel\AttributedString\Attribute implements ArrayAccess, Countable
Direct known implementers
apemsel\AttributedString\Bitmap
,
apemsel\AttributedString\MutableAttribute
Indirect known implementers
Methods summary
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Methods inherited from ArrayAccess
offsetExists()
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offsetGet()
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offsetSet()
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offsetUnset()
Methods inherited from Countable
count()


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
You will need a pasta machine for this recipe.
For the beef, preheat the oven to 60C/140F/Gas ¼. Heat a frying pan until hot, then add the corn oil. Add the beef and fry until it has browned on all sides - this should take no more than two minutes in total.
Remove the beef from the pan and allow to cool. Wrap the fillet in cling film and place on a roasting tray in the oven. Cook for 50-60 minutes. (NB: Not every type of cling film is suitable for using with all foods. Check the description on the packaging to see what foods and what temperatures it can be used with.)
For medium rare, the core temperature of the meat will be 57-59C (135-138F). Test the meat with a digital meat thermometer - if the 57-59C (135-138F) temperature has not been reached, increase the heat in the oven slightly and return the beef to the oven for a further 10 minutes, before checking once more. Repeat until the desired temperature has been reached.
Remove the beef from the oven and heat a pan until hot. Fry the beef in the hot pan for no more than 30 seconds. You will find that there is no need to rest the meat as the proteins have not shrunk so that it requires resting.
Meanwhile, for the pasta, place the flour in a large bowl. Make a well in the centre and crack in the eggs. Mix well until the dough comes together as a ball, then knead, using your hands, for about five minutes. Cover and allow to rest for as long as possible - you can cut the pasta you don't wish to use into portions and freeze any extra for another dish.
Flour the pasta machine. Starting at the lowest (thickest) setting, feed the dough through the machine, turning the handle with one hand and holding the dough as it comes through the machine with the other. Change the setting on the pasta machine to the next-thickest setting, flour it again and feed the pasta sheet through the machine again, as before.
Repeat this process 3-4 more times, flouring the machine and changing the setting down each time. It helps to cut the pasta into smaller squares as this will mean the pasta is less likely to dry out (any pasta you are not working on should be covered with cling film). Cut all the sheets into 7½cm/3in discs.
For the wild mushroom filling, place the chicken breast into a food processor and process for 20 seconds, or until it is loosely minced. Add salt, to taste. Continuing to process the chicken, gradually adding the cream - this should take no more than 30 seconds or the cream will split.
Add the cooked wild mushrooms and chopped parsley and pulse once more to combine. Remove the mixture from the food processor and place in the fridge, covered, for 10 minutes to rest.
Meanwhile wrap a little of the filling in a square of cling film and poach in a pan of boiling water. Remove the filling from the cling film and taste it - you will then know if the filling requires more salt. Add more salt as required.
To make the tortellini, place a disc of pasta onto your work surface, brush the edge with water and place a teaspoon of filling into the centre. Top with another disc of pasta and press down around the edges to seal. Repeat with the remaining pasta and filling.
Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil, add the tortellini and simmer for three minutes until the tortellini float to the top of the pan. Remove the tortellini using a slotted spoon and drain onto kitchen paper.
For the horseradish mash, place the potatoes into a large pan of cold water, bring up to the boil, then immediately drain and rinse in cold water.
Place the rinsed potatoes back into cold water and bring to about 80C/175F (using a thermometer to check the temperature). You should be able to see steam coming up off the pan but there should not be movement in the water. Cook for 1½ hours at this temperature, then drain the potatoes, return them to the pan and place back over the heat to drive off any excess moisture.
Pass the potatoes through a potato ricer or mash them, then add the cream and horseradish, to taste. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste, then spoon the potatoes into a piping bag. Set aside.
For the cabbage, blanch the cabbage by boiling it in a large pan of boiling salted water for three minutes. Drain well.
Add the butter to a separate pan and once it has melted, add the carrot and shallot and fry for two minutes.
Add the blanched cabbage, bay leaf, thyme and chicken stock. Bring to the boil and cook until the volume of liquid has reduced slightly - roughly five minutes. Add salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste. Set aside, keeping the cabbage warm.
For the red wine sauce, heat a frying pan until hot, add the butter, shallots and mushrooms and fry until golden-brown.
Drain the mushrooms and shallots in a colander to remove any fat, then return them to the pan. Add the reduced red wine and the beef stock. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat slightly and simmer for 10 minutes
Pass the sauce through a sieve, return it to the pan and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, drain the cabbage of any excess liquid and place it in the centre of four bowls. Pipe a mound of mashed potato next to the cabbage. Carve the beef and place it next to the cabbage and mash. Place the tortellini next to the mash on top of the cabbage. Finish the dish with the red wine sauce and garnish with watercress.


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- Velocity
- The most recent attack (Note On) velocity value. 0.0 ... 1.0 maps to MIDI velocity 0...127. Trigger occurs on Note On
- Release
- The most recent release (Note Off) velocity value. 0.0 ... 1.0 maps to MIDI velocity 0...127. Trigger occurs on Note Off
- Current pitch bend information. 0.0 ... 1.0 ma
ps to extreme bend low (-8192) to extreme bend high
(8191). No bend is 0.5.
- Pressure
- The current pressure (aftertouch) value, mapped from 0...127 to 0.0...1.0, then modified by the offset and variance below, then bounded to between 0.0 and 1.0. This responds to both channel and polyphonic pressure.
- (Pressure) Offset
- This value is added to the pressure.
- (Pressure) Variance
- This value is multiplied by the pressure (prior to offset). Also, if the variance is negative, the final pressure value is inverted (subtracted from 1.0).
- Y (CC 74)
- The current "Y controller" (CC 74) value, mapped from 0...127 to 0.0...1.0, then modified by the offset and variance below, then bounded to between 0.0 and 1.0.
- (Y) Offset
- This value is added to the pressure.
- (Y) Variance
- This value is multiplied by the pressure (prior to offset). Also, if the variance is negative, the final pressure value is inverted (subtracted from 1.0)


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javax.swing.JPanel up
Instantiates two panels in main game window.
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javax.swing.JPanel down
Instantiates two panels in main game window.
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barraDeiMenu
javax.swing.JMenuBar barraDeiMenu
Instantiates the JMenuBar.
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slider
javax.swing.JSlider slider
Instantiates the JSlider that will configure game speed.
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numOfThreadLabel
javax.swing.JLabel numOfThreadLabel
Instantiate the JLabels that will be in the south panel.
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contGenLabel
javax.swing.JLabel contGenLabel
Instantiate the JLabels that will be in the south panel.
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menu
javax.swing.JMenu[] menu
This is an array of JMenu[], which is used in JMenuBar.
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menuItem0
javax.swing.JMenuItem[] menuItem0
This is an array of JMenuItem that will be included in JMenu's array.
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menuItem1
javax.swing.JMenuItem[] menuItem1
This is an array of JMenuItem that will be included in JMenu's array.
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This is an array of JMenuItem that will be included in JMenu's array.
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Performs sensitivity analysis in ordinary differential equation (ode) models. The package utilize the ode interface from 'deSolve' and connects it with the sensitivity analysis from 'sensitivity'. Additionally we add a method to run the sensitivity analysis on variables with class 'ODEnetwork'. A detailed plotting function provides outputs on the calculations. The method is described by Weber, Theers, Surmann, Ligges, and Weihs (2018) <doi:10.17877/DE290R-18874>.
| Version: | 1.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.1), checkmate, deSolve, ODEnetwork (≥ 1.3.0), sensitivity (≥ 1.12.1) |
| Suggests: | covr, knitr, parallel, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-05-29 |
| Author: | Frank Weber [aut], Stefan Theers [aut], Dirk Surmann [ctb, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Dirk Surmann <surmann at statistik.tu-dortmund.de> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/surmann/ODEsensitivity/issues |
| License: | LGPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/surmann/ODEsensitivity |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Language: | en-US |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ODEsensitivity results |
| Reference manual: | ODEsensitivity.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
ODEsensitivity |
| Package source: | ODEsensitivity_1.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ODEsensitivity_1.1.1.zip, r-release: ODEsensitivity_1.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: ODEsensitivity_1.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ODEsensitivity_1.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: ODEsensitivity_1.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | ODEsensitivity archive |
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M. Wess, M. Ivanov, C. Unger, A. Nookala, A. Wendt, and A. Jantsch.
Annette: Accurate neural network execution time estimation with
stacked models.
IEEE Access, 9:3545--3556, 2021.
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Amid Mozelli, Nima Taherinejad, and Axel Jantsch.
A study on confidence: an unsupervised multi-agent machine learning
experiment.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers, 2021.
accepted for publication.
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Kerstin Bellman, Nikil Dutt, Lukas Esterle, Andreas Herkersdorf, Axel Jantsch,
C. Landauer, P. R. Lewis, M. Platzner, N. TaheriNejad, and K. Tammemäe.
Self-aware cyber-physical systems.
ACM Transactions on Cyber-Physical Systems, 4(4):1--24, June
2020.
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[4]
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Henrik Hoffmann, Axel Jantsch, and Nikil D. Dutt.
Embodied self-aware computing systems.
Proceedings of the IEEE, pages 1--20, 2020.
[ DOI |
.pdf ]
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[5]
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N. TaheriNejad, A. Herkersdorf, and A. Jantsch.
Autonomous systems, trust and guarantees.
IEEE Design Test, pages 1--1, 2020.
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Creates a directory of archived files with a descriptive 'PDF' document at the root level (i.e. 'define.pdf') containing tables of definitions of data items and relative-path hyperlinks to the documented files. Converts file extensions to 'txt' per FDA expectations and converts 'CSV' files to 'SAS' Transport format. Relies on data item descriptors stored as per R package 'spec'. See 'package?define'. See also '?define'. Requires a compatible installation of 'pdflatex', e.g. <https://miktex.org/>.
| Version: | 0.2.8 |
| Imports: | Hmisc, SASxport, encode, spec, latexpdf |
| Published: | 2018-10-15 |
| Author: | Tim Bergsma [aut, cre], Scott Pivirotto [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Tim Bergsma <bergsmat at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | define results |
| Reference manual: | define.pdf |
| Package source: | define_0.2.8.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: define_0.2.8.zip, r-release: define_0.2.8.zip, r-oldrel: define_0.2.8.zip |
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Diablo IV system design update talks about changes to endgame progression and more
Blizzard is still figuring out how endgame systems will work.
by Samuel TolbertWhat you need to know
- Diablo IV was announced at BlizzCon 2019 by Blizzard Entertainment.
- David Kim, Lead Systems Designer on Diablo IV, has posted an update on endgame progression and more.
- More news will come in the form of quarterly updates starting in February 2020.
- There is not yet a release window for the game.
While Blizzard has confirmed that quarterly updates for Diablo IV will start providing a behind-the-scenes look at development starting in February 2020, more blog posts are already prepping players for what to expect while also engaging fans in the conversation around systems that are yet to be determined. David Kim, Lead Systems Designer on Diablo IV, posted an update on multiple systems in Diablo IV, including endgame progression.
Right now, lots of features related to endgame progression aren't finalized and Blizzard is asking for community feedback. Currently, Blizzard is looking at having a seperate experience system away from the level cap, so that players who merely play casually and those looking to spend thousands of hours in-game can both get a sense of completion. Blizzard is also debating the use of infinite or finite systems. Kim notes that "Ultimately, our goal is to create a meaningful system that provides clear choices depending on your preferred playstyle in the endgame."
Other items of interest include Ancient Items, which will be changing to be more noteworthy, while itemization in general will get further depth and customization features. Kim also clarifies that Keyed Dungeons will be designed around providing increased challenges however, players will have information on what to expect such as the different monsters, and layouts. This will be enough to prepare for the dungeon, so players won't be going in completely blind. Currently, there's no release window for Diablo IV, though we do know the game will be coming to Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4.
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InterExec
in package
Table of Contents
- PIPE_TYPE_DEFAULT = 'pipe'
- PIPE_TYPE_PTY = 'pty'
- STDERR = 2
- STDIN = 0
- STDOUT = 1
- $command_to_run : string
- The command to run.
- $data_buffer_size : int
- Size of buffer for reading from pipes.
- $environment_vars : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Environment variables (null to use existing variables).
- $fix_windows_path : bool
- If enabled, fixes a problem with popen not allowing spaces inside program path (even when quoted).
- $pipes : array<string|int, mixed>
- Process I/O pipes.
- $pipeType : string
- Pipe type, pipe or pty (Linux only, PHP must be compiled with --enable-pty) Constants : PIPE_TYPE_DEFAULT, PIPE_TYPE_PTY
- $process_handle : resource
- Process resource.
- $return : int
- Program's exit code (obviously only set after program quits).
- $stderr : string
- All of the program's error output till now.
- $stdout : string
- All of the program's standard output till now.
- $tick_interval : float
- Interval between ticks, in seconds (a value of zero disables interval)
- $time_start : float
- Timestamp in seconds of start of execution.
- $time_taken : float
- The time taken for the program to run and close.
- $timeout : int
- Time, in seconds, after which command is forcefully aborted.
- $events : array<string|int, mixed>
- Array containing event callbacks.
- __construct() : mixed
- Creates new instance.
- is_running() : bool
- Returns whether process is currently running or not.
- on() : mixed
- Call callback when an event is triggered.
- run() : InterExec
- Runs the command!
- fire() : mixed
- Trigger an event.
- fix_windows_command_path() : string
- This hack fixes a legacy issue in popen not handling escaped command filenames on Windows.
- run_mainloop() : mixed
- run_shutdown() : mixed
- run_startup() : mixed
- stream_has_content() : bool
- Returns whether stream currently has pending content or not.
Constants
PIPE_TYPE_DEFAULT
public
mixed
PIPE_TYPE_DEFAULT
= 'pipe'
PIPE_TYPE_PTY
public
mixed
PIPE_TYPE_PTY
= 'pty'
STDERR
public
mixed
STDERR
= 2
STDIN
public
mixed
STDIN
= 0
STDOUT
public
mixed
STDOUT
= 1
Properties
$command_to_run
The command to run.
public
string
$command_to_run
= ''
$data_buffer_size
Size of buffer for reading from pipes.
public
int
$data_buffer_size
= 4096
$environment_vars
Environment variables (null to use existing variables).
public
array<string|int, mixed>|null
$environment_vars
= null
$fix_windows_path
If enabled, fixes a problem with popen not allowing spaces inside program path (even when quoted).
public
bool
$fix_windows_path
= true
$pipes
Process I/O pipes.
public
array<string|int, mixed>
$pipes
= null
$pipeType
Pipe type, pipe or pty (Linux only, PHP must be compiled with --enable-pty) Constants : PIPE_TYPE_DEFAULT, PIPE_TYPE_PTY
public
string
$pipeType
= self::PIPE_TYPE_DEFAULT
$process_handle
Process resource.
public
resource
$process_handle
= null
$return
Program's exit code (obviously only set after program quits).
public
int
$return
= 0
$stderr
All of the program's error output till now.
public
string
$stderr
= ''
$stdout
All of the program's standard output till now.
public
string
$stdout
= ''
$tick_interval
Interval between ticks, in seconds (a value of zero disables interval)
public
float
$tick_interval
= 0
$time_start
Timestamp in seconds of start of execution.
public
float
$time_start
= 0.0
$time_taken
The time taken for the program to run and close.
public
float
$time_taken
= 0
$timeout
Time, in seconds, after which command is forcefully aborted.
public
int
$timeout
= 0
$events
Array containing event callbacks.
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$events
= array()
Methods
__construct()
Creates new instance.
public
__construct(string $command_to_run[, array<string|int, mixed> $environment_vars = null ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $command_to_run : string
-
The command line to execute.
- $environment_vars : array<string|int, mixed> = null
-
(Optional) Environment variables.
Return values
mixed —is_running()
Returns whether process is currently running or not.
public
is_running() : bool
Return values
bool —on()
Call callback when an event is triggered.
public
on(string $event, callable $callback) : mixed
Parameters
- $event : string
-
Name of event.
- $callback : callable
-
The callback to call.
Return values
mixed —run()
Runs the command!
public
run() : InterExec
Return values
InterExec —fire()
Trigger an event.
protected
fire(string $event[, array<string|int, mixed> $args = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $event : string
-
Name of event.
- $args : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
(Optional) Arguments to pass to event. Note that the first argument is always $this.
Return values
mixed —Value resulting from event callback.
fix_windows_command_path()
This hack fixes a legacy issue in popen not handling escaped command filenames on Windows.
protected
fix_windows_command_path(string $commandPath) : string
Basically, if we're on windows and the first command part is double quoted, we CD into the directory and execute the command from there.
Parameters
- $commandPath : string
-
The command to fix.
Tags
Return values
string —The command with the path fixed.
run_mainloop()
protected
run_mainloop() : mixed
Return values
mixed —run_shutdown()
protected
run_shutdown() : mixed
Return values
mixed —run_startup()
protected
run_startup() : mixed
Return values
mixed —stream_has_content()
Returns whether stream currently has pending content or not.
protected
stream_has_content(resource $stream) : bool
Parameters
- $stream : resource
-
The stream resource.
Return values
bool —True if there is unread content, false otherwise.


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BEFORE THE MADURAI BENCH OF MADRAS HIGH COURT DATED: 08.03.2018 CORAM THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE V.BHARATHIDASAN W.P.(MD)No.4530 of 2018 and W.M.P.(MD)No.4630 of 2018 S.Vijayalakshmi ... Petitioner -Vs- 1.The Executive Engineer, Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TANGEDCO), Dindigul North Division, ' Min Valagam' Meenakshinaickenpatty, Angu Nagar SS Complex, Dindigul. 2.The Assistant Engineer, (Operations and Maintenance), Town-Bus Stand, Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TANGEDCO), Soundararaja Mills Road, Dindigul. 3.The District Environmental Engineer, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, District Collectorate Complex, Dindigul. 4.R.Gopi Kannan ... Respondents PRAYER:Writ Petition is filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India praying for the issuance of a Writ of Mandamus, directing the respondents 1 and 2 to reconnect the electricity connection in S.C.No.052200050509, in the name of 4th respondent forthwith and further forbear the respondents 1 to 3 from disconnecting the electricity supply to the said connection. !For Petitioner : Mr.H.Lakshmi Sankar ^For R1 and R2 : Mr.E.P.Venkateswar For Mr.S.M.S.Johnny Basha For R3 : Mr.M.Govindan, Standing Counsel For R4 : Mr.M.Gomathisankar :ORDER
Today, when the matte is taken up for hearing, the learned Standing Counsel appearing for the third respondent submitted that already the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board issued a direction to the Electricity Board under Section 31(A) of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. Pursuant to the same, the service connection has been disconnected by the Electricity Board.
2.The learned counsel appearing for the petitioner submitted that yesterday only, he received the said notice, and he wants to challenge the notice.
3.In the above circumstances, since the disconnection has been effected, pursuant to the direction of the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, the prayer sought for in the writ petition cannot be granted. Hence, this writ petition is dismissed. However, it is always open to the petitioner to challenge the notice issued by the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board in the manner known to law. No costs. Consequently, connected miscellaneous petition is closed.
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- [ballgown] Statistical backend for analyzing population level data from Cufflinks. Written by Alyssa Frazee, Geo Pertea, and Jeff Leek.
- [derfinder] Fast differential expression analysis of RNA-seq data at base-pair resolution. Written by Leo Collado Torres, Alyssa Frazee, Andrew Jaffe, Rafa Irizarry, and Jeff Leek.
- [derfinderReport] Software for creating interactive, reproducible HTML reports for derfinder. Written by Leo Collado Torres.
- [polyester] R package for simulating RNA seq reads. Written by Alyssa Frazee.
- [sva] It has been shown that genome-wide expression may be affected by environmental, demographic, genetic and technical factors, creating what we call expression heterogeneity. Surrogate variable analysis (SVA) is designed to identify, estimate, and incorporate into an analysis the sources of expression heterogeneity that are not captured by variables included in the model. SVA has been shown to reduce dependence across genes, stablize false discovery rate estimates, and improve reproducibility of analyses. Written by Jeff Leek, Evan Johnson, Hilary Parker, Andrew Jaffe and John Storey.
- [validate] A key component of performing any genomics experiment is validation of significant features (genes, proteins, etc.). This software can be used to assess the statistical evidence for validation of a particular analysis/technology on the basis of a random sample of significant results. Written by Jeff Leek.
- [tspreg] Top scoring pairs regression models. For building multiclass and survival top scoring pairs, written by Jeff Leek and Prasad Patil.
- [dks] The explosive growth of high-dimensional data has resulted in an equally explosive growth in methods for analyzing high-dimensional data. Almost all of these methods rely on p-values, corrected p-values, or false discovery rate estimates for ranking and significance calculation. However, there is no clear standard for determining whether the p-values from a new multiple testing procedure are correct. The double Kolmogorov-Smirnov package consists of a set of R functions for diagnosing whether a multiple testing procedure gives correct null p-values using simulated data.Written by Jeff Leek.
- [myrna] Myrna is a cloud computing tool for calculating differential gene expression in large RNA-seq datasets. Myrna uses Bowtie for short read alignment and R/Bioconductor for interval calculations, normalization, and statistical testing. These tools are combined in an automatic, parallel pipeline that runs in the cloud (Elastic MapReduce in this case) on a local Hadoop cluster, or on a single computer, exploiting multiple computers and CPUs wherever possible. Written by Ben Langmead, Kasper Hansen, and Jeff Leek.
- [EDGE] A comprehensive software package for the significance analysis of DNA microarray experiments -- for both standard and time course experiments -- based on our new optimal discovery procedure and time course methodology. Written by Jeff Leek, Alan Dabney, Eva Monsen, and John Storey.
- [tspair] A top scoring pair is a pair of genes whose relative ranks can be used to classify arrays according to a binary phenotype. A top scoring pair classifier has three advantages over standard classifiers: (1) the classifier is based on the relative ranks of genes and is more robust to normalization and preprocessing, (2) the classifier is based on a pair of genes and is likely to be more interpretable than a more complicated classifier, and (3) a classfier based on a small number of genes lends itself to diagnostic tests based on PCR that are both more rapid and cheaper than classifiers based on a large number of genes. Written by Jeff Leek.


This exercise shows how to build a quite simple HTML element-level custom directive that outputs a simple template.
NOTE: Notice that the directive is defined using the "myTraining" name. To use it, however, you must provide the my-training name instead at the HTML element level. This is how angular works.


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On some distributions Sun/IBM/IcedTea JRE isn't installed by default, but it's often provided as an optional package.


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Council slams plans for new homes and shops in village
by Katy SandallsPlans for 11 new homes, a convenience store and two retail units in a village are being opposed by its parish council.
Rendlesham Parish Council has objected to the proposals after hosting a public meeting this week to consider the application.
Developers FPC Rendlesham Limited want to build on the site of the former Angel Theatre and Jets Gym and have made an application to East Suffolk Council.
But the parish council says it will be objecting to the plans because there are already enough housing sites in the village.
In statement on their website, the council outlines "Rendlesham has two housing site allocations in the Suffolk Coastal Local Plan, each expecting 50 homes and a minimum of 32 affordable homes.
"In the Housing Needs Survey undertaken in 2012 the survey identified a need for 20-30 affordable homes. There is no evidence to suggest that this number has increased. Therefore, the demand for affordable homes in Rendlesham will be met by the two allocated sites.
"It is vitally important for Rendlesham that the right housing is built in the right place with the right infrastructure."
In its application FPC Rendlesham Limited said that its application would "encourage residents to shop locally" and would help "provide a vibrant village centre".
It said it had a national chain lined up to take on a new store in the village, if the application was given the go-ahead.
However, Rendlesham Parish Council said it was concerned the village needed other facilities rather than new shops, which it believed there was no demand for.
"Rendlesham only has one village centre, the need for further education, community, retail and leisure facilities is the priority," said the council.
"This application does not provide a sustainable solution for the village of Rendlesham."
Concerns about the plans have been raised elsewhere in the village, with the owners of the Rendlesham's existing village shop, Ziyad Mohammed and Danny Stephan, equally concerned about the impact the new stores could have on their own business which has been open less than a year.
Developers FPC Rendlesham Limited have been contacted for comment.


Human-Computer Interaction is a field of computer science that focuses on how us humans interact with a piece of software psychologically, socially, viscerally... It studies the humanistic factors related to a communication between a person and a computer. In this class we had to rapidly produce functional prototypes to be able to user test them with our classmates.
There was a variety of different projects, utilizing different platforms, languages, and libraries. After every project submission, the groups would completely change for the next project. This forced us to work with many different group dynamics, creating things we had no idea how to create. I put this class as a project here because I think assembling a group of people who have never met, and being able to produce testable prototypes withing two weeks is a useful skill that most schools don't care about. I learned a lot about how to learn to use a software or framework that I never used before. I also learned a lot about how to get a team to start being productive right away. If you want to see more about the projects, you can check out my design manifesto article.
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`Have you ever confused a dream with life?' asks Susanna Kaysen in the opening line of Girl, Interrupted. It's tough to say whether she asks this question before or after her recuperative stint in the nuthouse.
Winona Ryder (Celebrity), who also executive-produced the film, stars as Susanna, a suburban, chain-smoking writer-wannabe that almost kills herself by chasing a bottle of aspirin with a bottle of vodka shortly after her high school graduation in 1967. She is sent to Claymoore, a mental institution for young women, after one brief meeting with a psychiatrist friend of her father's. Since she is over eighteen, Susanna must voluntarily check herself into the home, despite not believing that she has any actual mental problems. We learn later that her diagnosis is Borderline Personality Disorder, an ailment with generic symptoms that basically means that a person is lazy and self-indulgent.
After taking a tour of the facility with Nurse Valerie (Whoopi Goldberg, How Stella Got Her Groove Back), Susanna begins to unpack but is sidetracked by the arrival of recent escapee Lisa (Angelina Jolie, The Bone Collector), a willowy, whacked-out, alpha-female sociopath that manipulates the other girls in Claymoore. Within moments of her entrance, Lisa does enough screaming to land Jolie her first Oscar nomination.  She's criminally insane, yet also an intelligent, self-absorbed button-pusher that doesn't feel crazy as long as she is able to maintain control over a situation. Apparently, this could get you locked up in the ‘60s, but this describes more than half of the people that I've ever known.
Susanna and Lisa hit it off almost immediately, the latter goading the former into not taking medication and rallying against the establishment. She's the devil on Susanna's shoulder – Tyler Durden to Susanna's Jack. They dream of escaping from Claymoore and getting jobs at the new DisneyWorld in Florida but settle for breaking into Dr. Melvin's (Jeffrey Tambor, Teaching Mrs. Tingle) office and reading their clinical diagnoses with fellow nutcases played by Clea DuVall (The Astronaut's Wife), Brittany Murphy (Drop Dead Gorgeous) and Elizabeth Moss (the First Daughter on The West Wing).
Ryder is decent enough as Susanna, but how long is she going to continue to play teenage roles? She even keeps a journal here like she did in Heathers. One of the problems that I had with the film is that at the beginning, Susanna seemed to dwell on flashbacks of integral moments of her life. The flashbacks stop almost as soon as she hits Claymoore. Does that mean she's cured? I dunno. Does it mean she was never crazy? I dunno that either. Susanna never seems to make any real progress until she meets with Claymoore's head head-shrink, played well by Vanessa Redgrave (Mrs. Dalloway). The hapless Jared Leto (Fight Club) also has a small part as Susanna's draft-dodging boyfriend.
Based on a book by the real Susanna Kaysen, Girl, Interrupted is directed by James Mangold (Copland), who adapted the script with debut screenwriters Lisa Loomer and Anna Hamilton Phelan. Some of Mangold's flashbacks early in the film were done pretty well, but, like I said, they stopped pretty quickly. Like any film set in that era, the use of music is of particular importance and Mangold doesn't shortchange us here, using gem after gem – from Simon and Garfunkel's `Bookends' at the opening to Petula Clark's `Downtown' during the closing credits.
2:05 - R for strong language and content relating to drugs, sexuality and suicide
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