At any time after it recognizes the keyboard, while it is doing its self test or searching for a bootable system, you can hit reset to return it to a cold-boot configuration. On HIL keyboards, this is <control>-<shift>-break for non-AT layouts (where break is the key in the upper left, where escape is on sane keyboards), and <control>-<shift>-pause for AT layouts. There is no equivalent over serial terminal -- you'll need to power-cycle your machine.
After it beeps (i.e. recognizes the HIL keyboard), press <return> twice to get the list of bootable devices. To perform simple hardware checks, hit <control>-C before it starts booting an OS. You can then type T to perform an extended self test or L to perform the extended self test infinitely until it finds a fatal error or L is typed again.
The newer HP Boot ROM, present on Series 400 machines and some of the later 300s (345, 375, 380, 382, 385) is capable of a little bit more. To select which device to boot from, press <return> once, after it beeps twice (i.e. recognizes the HIL keyboard). To get to a configuration and test menu, press:
C <return>This will allow you to configure interrupt levels, select codes, and serial console properties. You can also hit <control>-C to get to a menu of extended tests with several fancy options.
For more information, Michael Wolfson has scanned in parts of the HP Apollo 9000 Series 400 HP-UX Owner's Guide, which has some good information on this topic.
ROM systems are assigned a single letter ID (only "B", for BASIC, is presently supported on Series 300).
All system files found are assigned an ID of the form "nna", where "a" is either the same letter "a" mentioned above (if an ASCII letter), or "Z" (if not an ASCII letter). "nn" is a number of the form " 1" to "99" denoting the order of occurrence of systems which result in the same ID letter "a". The range of system IDs is " 1A" to "99Z".
The boot ROM loads the first system found unless characters (other than that system's ID) are typed on the boot control keyboard (see below). The search order used by the boot ROM is:
Revision B and later also support booting over the network, using a 98643 card or built-in ethernet. For older systems, the best choice is to make your boot drive on HPIB at address 0. Remember, you'll need to capitalize the letters.
The Scan for Systems selection searches mass storage devices for an operating system to boot. The first mass storage device found with an HP-UX Compatible operating system on it boots. Mass storage devices are searched by the priority shown in this table.
| Priority Level | Device | Select Code | Bus Address | Unit Number |
| 1 | SCSI | 0-31 | 7-5 | 0 |
| 2 | HP-IB | 0-31 | 7-5 | 0 |
| 3 | SRM | 14 | N/A | N/A |
| 4 | LAN | 21 | N/A | N/A |
| 5 | Bubble RAM | 30 | N/A | N/A |
| 6 | EEPROM | N/A | N/A | 0 |
| 7 | SCSI | 0-31 | 4-0 | 0 |
| 8 | HP-IB | 0-31 | 4-0 | 0 |
| 9 | SRM | Other than 14 | N/A | N/A |
| 10 | LAN | Other than 21 | N/A | N/A |
| 11 | Bubble RAM | Other than 30 | N/A | N/A |
| 12 | EEPROM | Other than 0 | N/A | 0 |
So, for these newer systems, your best bet is to make your boot drive a SCSI drive at address 6 (7 is the system controller on the motherboard).
It is also possible to configure the Boot ROM to default to a specific device from the configuration menu.
Copyright 1990, Hewlett-Packard Company. All Rights Reserved. BOOTROM Series 400 Rev. 1.1 MD12 REV 1.2 1990/08/07.14:27:08 MC68030 Processor MC68882 Coprocessor Configuration EEPROM Utility Chip at 41 HP-HIL.Keyboard [...]First, you'll need either a Domain keyboard or a HIL keyboard. Now, put your machine into "service mode". For a 4XXs, there's a toggle switch on the back of the machine (near the top). For a 4XXt or 4XXdl, there's a green button on the front, behind the silly door. For a 425e, there's a toggle switch on the back of the machine (in the middle). Once you're in "service mode", the other green LED will light up. Reset the machine. You may then need to hit return to get the Domain boot prompt. At that prompt, you can type H to get a list of available commands. You need to type the following things to convert to HP-UX mode:
CF 2 2 P EThis is the full procedure captured from a serial console.
Be sure to turn off "service mode" when you're done. I found it prevented me from selecting which device I wanted to boot from. Moreover, on the 425e, the service switch selects the OpenBSD console.
See The fatmac HP9000/300 guide for instructions on upgrading.
| device name | location | device file | max speed | hardware handshaking | FIFO | serial console | comments |
| dca0 | built-in | /dev/tty0 | 19200 | no | no | DIP switches non-null cable |
for 318, 319, 320, 330, 340, 350, 360, 362, 370 located on Human/System Interface board |
| dca0 | built-in | /dev/tty0 | 38400 | yes | yes | config Boot ROM | for 345, 375, 380, 382, 385, 400 Series (except 425e) located on motherboard |
| dcaN | 98644A DIO-I card | /dev/ttyN | 19200 | yes | no | DIP switches | hardware handshaking only for transmit |
| dcaN | 98626A DIO-I card | /dev/ttyN | 19200 | yes | no | DIP switches | hardware handshaking only for transmit |
| dclN | 98628A DIO-I card | /dev/ttyN | 19200 | yes | yes 256 bytes |
jumper | weird centronics connector goes to normal db25 |
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apci0 apci1 |
built-in | /dev/ttya0 /dev/ttya1 |
19200 | no | no | no | for 400 Series machines (except 425e), requires break-out cable |
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apci0 apci1 apci2 |
built-in | /dev/ttya0 /dev/ttya1 /dev/ttya2 |
19200 | no | no | yes | for 425e only, serial console on apci0 |
| dcmN | 98642A DIO-I card | /dev/tty0[0-3] | 19200 | yes | yes 128/16 bytes |
DIP switches | Only port 0 has flow control Only port 1 does console Uses RJ-11 jacks |
| dcmN dcmN+1 |
98638 DIO-II card | /dev/tty0[0-3] /dev/tty[4-7] |
19200 | yes | yes 127/16 bytes |
no | Appears to kernel as two 98642 boards |
Now, reinsert the card and power on your machine. All console messages will be sent over the serial port at 9600 bps, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. Theoretically, you should be using a null-modem cable, but I found that for my 98562, I needed a non-null modem cable.
Now, all console messages will be sent over the serial port at 9600 bps, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit.
1 5 3 R X N
(If your machine does not have an HP-IB controller, replace 5 with 4 in the instructions above)
This is the full procedure captured from a serial console on my 400s. It may be slightly different for the 300 series machines (345, 375, 380, 382, 385).
Note that the 425e does not support serial console setup in the ROM. However, OpenBSD will use the first serial port (on apci0) as the console if the service/normal switch on the back is set to the service position; no other setup is necessary.
 Use a null-modem cable.
If you want to convert from serial console to monitor/keyboard console, follow the same procedure, except type L instead of R.
You may also temporarily override this setting by typing L<return> or R<return> after your system beeps twice and recognizes the keyboard. This will work even if you have a Domain keyboard.
Since the serial console will be mapped to /dev/console, you do not need to add an entry in /etc/ttys. You just need to verify that the /etc/ttys line for /dev/console is marked as being on. You probably want to change the terminal type from vt220 to vt100 or whatever terminal type you will be connecting to it.
This table gives the pinout for the serial connector on the rear panel.
Source:
HP Apollo 9000 Series 400 Domain/OS Owner's Guide (1990)
HP Order No. A1630-90005
| Pin No. | Signal | Pin No. | Signal |
| 1 | Ground | 14 | SIO2_RTS |
| 2 | SIO1_TXD | 15 | SIO2_CTS |
| 3 | SIO1_RXD | 16 | SIO2_DCD |
| 4 | SIO1_RTS | 17 | Spare |
| 5 | SIO1_CTS | 18 | SIO2_DTR |
| 6 | SIO1_DSR | 19 | SIO3_DTR |
| 7 | Inline resistor | 20 | SIO1_DTR |
| 8 | SIO1_DCD (not supported in Domain/OS) |
21 | SIO3_TXD |
| 9 | SIO3_RXD | 22 | SIO1_RI (not supported in Domain/OS) |
| 10 | SIO3_CTS | 23 | SIO3_RTS |
| 11 | Spare | 24 | Spare |
| 12 | SIO2_TXD | 25 | SIO3_DCD |
| 13 | SIO2_RXD |


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| action | no | read | Defines file action. Valid values are read, append and write. |
| path | yes | File path, relative to the working directory. | |
| type | no | text | Type of file: text or binary. |
| charset | no | [Default charset for config] | Charset for text files. Has no effect if type is binary. |
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LODStories is an engaging application where people learn about art while constructing multimedia stories about art. LODStories mines the Linked Open Data cloud to discover interesting connections between artworks, artists, places and ideas. LODStories guides users to construct a storyboard that connects the entities in an interesting way. It then fetches text, images and videos that users can arrange to create a multimedia story, and finally constructs a narrated video that users can edit and then publish to tell their story. The process is fun, and students learn about art and its connection to the world they live in. The paper describes the architecture of the system and the algorithms to make the exploration entertaining and educational.
Type the name of the artist or the artwork that you are interested in, and click GO, the app will find other nodes that have relationship with the one you searched, and create path accordingly.
Click the node you are interested in, and the system will other nodes that is connected to the node you clicked. You may explore step by step, and finally create a path showing how things are connected.
When you click "Proceed to Story Editor", the path from the starting node to the last node you clicked will be passed to the story editor.
When you click "Start Over", you will be directed to the search page.
Click each node and you can edit the story about that node. You may drag interesting videos and images from the collection on the left to the bottom bar, or edit the description text according to your own like. You can listen to the audio description after making changes. Click "Play Movie" to play your story. You don't have to edit all the nodes. The nodes your left blank will be added with default images and videos.
This research is based upon work supported in part by the Smithsonian American Art Museum, in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1117913, in part by USC Provost’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships, in part by the WISE Undergraduate Research Experience, and in part by the USC Undergraduate Research Associates Program. This work has not previously been submitted to any competition, conference or workshop. We thank Jason Slepicka for his help in setting up the server and installing the software where the application is hosted.


#20 Louis Botha Avenue, Johannesburg.South Africa. Tel: +874763591545 Fax: +874763591546 (URGENT TRANSFER) Good Day My Dear, We want to transfer to overseas the sum of One hundred and Forfty Two Million United States Dollars (U.S.$142,000,000.00) from a in Africa. I want to ask you to kindly look for a reliable and honest person who will be capable and fit to provide either an existing bank account or to set up a new bank account immediately to receive this oney,though an empty bank account could serve this purpose as long as you will remain honest to me till the end of this important business trusting in you and believing in God that you will never let me down either now or in time to come. I am Mr.Sam White ,the external auditor of a Bank.During the course of our auditing,I discovered a floating fund in an account opened in the bank in 1990 and since 1993 nobody has operated on this account again.After going through some old files in the records, I discovered that the owner of the account died without a Heir apparent to the throne hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this money out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing. The owner of this account who is Mr.Eshed.B.Willey,a foreigner and an industrialist died, since 1990,until now no other person(s) knows about this account or could give any documentary evidence concerning this account. As such this account has no other beneficiary and my investigation proved to me as well that Eshed.B.Willey until his death was the manager Oriental Diamond Company,in South Africa. However, if you are interested in this business we will start the first money transfer with Forfty Two Million U.S.Dollars (U.S.$42,000,000.00) upon successful transaction without any disappointment from you. We shall also re-apply for the payment of the remaining amount to your account. While the total amount involved is One hundred and Forfty Two Million United States Dollars (U.S.$142000,000.00)only. I would want us to make a first transfer of Forfty Two Million United States Dollar.(U.S.$4200,000.00)from this money into a safe foreigners account abroad before the rest. I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money can not be approved to a local account, without valid international foreign Agreement, but could only be approved to any foreigner with valid international credentials: passport or drivers license and foreign account because this sum is in U.S. dollars and the former owner of the account Mr.Eshed.B.Willey is a foreigner too, thus the money could only be approved into a foreign account. However, knowing all this, we will reach a binding agreement in this regards.As a matter of urgency, I will inform you the next step to take, while you Send your private telephone and fax number including the full details of the account to be used for the deposit.I want us to meet face to face to build confidence and to sign a binding agreement that will bind us together before transferring the money to any account of your choice where the fund will be safe.sharing and investments. I need your full co-operation to make this business a success, because the management is ready to approve this payment to any foreigner who has correct information of this account,which I will give to you,upon your positive response and once I am convinced that you are capable and will meet up with the instructions of a key bank official who is deeply involved with me in this business. I need your strong assurance that you will never let me down. I would like you to send me your information as stated below: (1) Your Private: Tele& Fax Number : (2) Bank Name: (3) Bank Address: (4) Account Number: (5) Account Name: (6) Swift Code / Routing Number if any: With my influence and the position in the bank we can transfer this money to any foreigner's reliable account which you can provide with assurance that this money will be intact pending our physical arrival in your country for sharing. And to build confidence that you can come immediately to discuss with me face to face after which I will make this remittance in your presence and three of us will fly to your country at least two days ahead of the money going into the account. I will apply for annual leave to get visa immediately I hear from you that you are ready to act as directed. To prove the authenticity of the business I will use my position and influence to obtain all legal approvals for onward transfer of this money to your account with appropriate clearance from the relevant ministries,foreign exchange departments, embassy and Board of Internal Revenue services. At the conclusion of this business, you will be given 35% of the total amount, 60% will be for me,while 5% will be for expenses both parties might have incurred during this process. I look forward to your earliest reply. 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Bengkung belly binding is the art of wrapping a postpartum women's belly for physical support and to help hasten the recovery process after childbirth. This belly binding method consists into wrapping a 15 yard long strip of cloth around the abdomen from the hips up to the rib cage.
Women are traditionally wrapped as soon after birth as possible, ideally on day 2-5 and
The Bengkung belly binding technique is rooted in Malaysian culture however various countries and cultures around the world use some form of belly binding to help support the postpartum healing process.
It's recommended to wear a belly bind on the postpartum period for 6-10 hours per day for up to 30 days.
Bengkung Belly Binding is a traditional belly-wrapping method that relieves the strain from physical changes that occur with vertical abdominal muscles and organs during pregnancy and delivery. With Bengkung, the added support of this warm wrap provides comfort and aids in recovery time, including for the intensive healing required after c-section. Bengkung Binding is a great way to provide the support your tired muscles need during the postpartum period.
Other benefits of Bengkung belly binding include:
- Assists in abdominal wall retraction (diastasis recti)
- Supports the womb after birth
- Protect the internal organs as well as help swollen organs return to their pre-baby state
- Improves circulation in the abdominal and pelvic area
- Tighten the abdomen and other parts of the body that have weakened or lost their muscle tone
- Relieves water retention by boosting the lymphatic system
- Supports the spine and posture realignment (that truly helps with breastfeeding)
- Supports the pelvic floor
- Relieves back pain


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- between min and max
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This document guides you on how to install Sandesha2/C with Axis2/C, and run the server and client samples on Linux and Microsoft Windows operating systems.
This release consists of a source distribution.
Please send your feedback to the developer mailing list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Subscription details are available on the Sandesha2 site.) Please remember to prefix the subject with [Axis2].
This can be done using binary or source distributions. (Download the two distributions)
This version of Sandesha2/C depends on Axis2/C 1.6.0 Download Axis2/C from and install.
./configure --prefix=<axis2c_deploy_path> --enable-static=no --with-axis2=<axis2c_deploy_path>
To install the samples go into samples folder and do
./configure --prefix=<axis2c_deploy_path> --with-axis2=<axis2c_include_path>
make
make install
Sandesha2/C deployment structure for Linux has the following folder structure.
Sandesha2
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+ - modules/sandesha2 (sandesha2 module library and module.xml file)
+ - docs
+ - config (Contain sample module.xml and axis2.xml files)
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+ - samples/bin/sandesha2 ( sample executables
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+ - services (Contain sample service)
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+ - include ( header files)
+ - lib (libsandesha2_client.so)
You run the client samples in samples/bin/sandesha2. To see the messages passing through the wire use Tcp Monitor.
This too can be done using binary or source distributions. (Download the two distributions.)
Sandesha2/C deployment structure will have following directory structure.
Sandesha2
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+ - Sandesha2 (sandesha2 module dll and module.xml file)
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+ - samples\bin\sandesha2
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+ - include ( header files)
+ - lib (sandesha2_client.dll)
Now you should be able to run the samples.
If you use Axis2/C Apache2 module instead of simple_axis2_server make sure that Apache2 user can access the above database file.
If you do not set the environment variable, be aware that Sandesha2/C will create the database file named sandesha2_db in the current folder.


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This document introduces the reader to Vizigator. It provides guidance on the use of Vizigator to:
visualize and navigate topic maps;
customize the visualization characteristics of a topic map for an application; and
embed a visualization window in web applications built using Ontopia.
Reading this document assumes some basic knowledge about topic maps. If you are not familiar with topic maps, try reading one of the simple introductions, such as The TAO of Topic Maps, available from the Ontopia web site. If you are technically minded, you might also want to look at the XTM Specification or the latest drafts of the new version of ISO 13250, especially the Data Model.
We welcome any suggestions you might have on ways of improving this User Guide. Please send them to the mailing list.
Happy Vizigating!
The Topic Maps model describes the knowledge structures inherent in an underlying body of information. This model, which reflects the associative mode typical of the way humans think, can then be intuitively perused in different ways.
One possibility is a text-based interface. The Ontopia Omnigator (the name is a contraction of "omnivorous navigator") uses a form-based navigation paradigm that is commonly known and used by most of us every day when using the web.
However, often a picture or graphic can be easier to grasp than a wordy description. The Ontopia Vizigator ("vi[z]ual navigator") uses a graphical interface to provide an additional method of topic map navigation. Although Vizigator can be used on its own, it is also well-suited to complement a text-based interface.
Vizigator consists of three components which are related/dependent on each other.
VizDesktop - designer's configuration tool
VizDesktop can be used without any other Ontopia browsing environment. However, it is primarily a configuration tool for application designers to determine whether and/or how various topic types and associations will be graphically displayed. This is the entry point to the entire Ontopia Vizigator. To get started, see section 2
VizLet - reusable applet component
All of the visualization capability of VizDesktop, but without the configuration toolkit, VizLet can be used within other web applications. To bring topic map visualization to any web site, see section 3
VizPlugin - Omnigator plug-in
Based on VizLet, VizPlugin can be used to visualize any topic currently under view in Omnigator. To find out more about navigating visually in Omnigator, see section 4
Vizigator uses TouchGraph, an open source toolkit for graph visualization, which is maintained as a Sourceforge project. For further information, please see the Sourceforge project homepage and the TouchGraph homepage with other example applications.
Vizigator is designed for graphically browsing and navigating topic maps. It supports all aspects of ISO 13250 with the exception of merging and some aspects of scope. It accepts topic maps in a variety of serialization syntaxes.
Vizigator is used to visualize a topic map, not an ontology. That is, Vizigator is designed to help users understand, navigate, and browse a populated topic map via a graphical interface.
It is possible to visualize an ontology using Vizigator; however, it requires modifications to the topic map. One way to accomplish this is to create a topic type, such as 'ontology_topic' and make all typing topics an instance of that type.
Creating and editing topic maps via Vizigator is not supported at this time.
Vizigator has internationalization support for translating the user interface into any language. The following table lists the currently supported languages and the codes that should be used to designate their use (see section 2.1 and section 3.2). Additional languages will be added over time.
Table 1.1. Interface localizations
| Language | Code | Translation Acknowledgements |
|---|---|---|
| English | en | - |
| Japanese | ja | Thank you to Motomu Naito, CEO of partner Knowledge Synergy, Inc., Japan |
| German | de | Thank you to Ingo Schönfeld, Knowledge Engineer at ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany |
| Norwegian | no | - |
Users interested in translating the interface to an unsupported language should contact the Ontopia project mailing list.
VizDesktop provides:
a simple graphical topic map browser;
tools to configure views for Omnigator (VizPlugin) or your own application (VizLet).
The VizDesktop application is developed using the GUI toolkit (Java Foundation Classes(JFC)/Swing) provided with Java platform 2 standard edition (J2SE). The general look and feel of the user interface is according to the Java Swing controls in order to run on both Windows and Unix/Linux clients.
Prerequisites: VizDesktop is a Java application and requires the Java Developer Kit (JDK), Standard Edition Version 1.3 (or higher).
Starting VizDesktop:
On Windows execute the vizdesktop.bat file in ${ONTOPIA_HOME}\bin.
On UNIX/Linux execute the vizdesktop.sh file in ${ONTOPIA_HOME}/bin.
To set the language used in the VizDesktop interface, you can edit the command line in the .bat or .sh file with the parameter --lang=<lang> where <lang> is a two-character designation of the language to be used. (See section 1.3 for the list of supported languages.) Alternatively, you can add the parameter when invoking the batch files:
On Windows: vizdesktop --lang=<lang>
On UNIX/Linux: vizdesktop.sh --lang=<lang>
Please send all comments to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bugs can be reported in the bug database.
Conventions for visualization of topic map constructs are as follows:
Topics appear as nodes with a topic name. Other names by which the topic is known are available via the Properties box accessible via the context menu (right click on the topic).
Alternatively, all topic names in a given scope can be displayed by choosing a scoping topic from the Name Scoping menu item. If a topic does not have a name within a chosen scope, the unconstrained scope topic name is used.
The algorithm for determining which topic name to display in the unconstrained scope is as follows:
use an unscoped name (randomly selected if more than 1),
else, use a scoped name (randomly selected if more than 1).
Very long topic names will be shortened algorithmically to aid visualization. Shortened names will end in '...' and holding the mouse over the node will cause the name to expand.
Topic Types are distinguishable based on the shape, color, and other style characteristics applied to the node. The name of the type is available on the Properties box.
Associations between topics are shown as edges (lines). Association types are distinguishable based on the shape and color of the edge. Association types and role names are visible during mouse-over; role names may be optionally suppressed.
By default, all associations in all scopes are displayed. It is possible to filter associations by scope using the Association Scoping menu item (see section 2.4.7).
Occurrences, grouped by type, are viewable via the Properties box.
It is not possible to navigate to the occurrences in VizDesktop, only in VizLet and VizPlugin.
If no predefined configuration is associated with a topic map, each type of topic and each type of association is automatically and randomly assigned a color each time the topic map is opened. These colors can be changed and saved in a configuration for the specific topic map.
For the purposes of this section, we will ignore the fact that the graph in Vizigator represents a topic map, and instead focus on the graph and what happens to it. This means that in general, a node is considered to be just a node, regardless of whether it represents a topic or an association.
The graph available through Vizigator is best seen as divided into three sets:
This is the entire, unfiltered graph where every topic and association in the topic map have corresponding nodes and edges.
This is the graph as filtered by the type and scope filter settings.
This is the graph that is actually shown in the Vizigator screen (including parts that may be scrolled off outside the rectangle currently being shown).
The visible graph is always a subset of the filtered graph (though not necessarily a true subset), and the filtered graph is always a subset of the complete graph (though again not necessarily a true subset). The filter settings determine what's in the filtered graph, but determining what is in the visible graph is more complex. There are two views or modes of operation for the visible graph:
In Map View the visible graph is the filtered graph, minus nodes and edges explicitly hidden by the user.
In Topic View, that is, when there is a Focus Node, the visible graph is the fragment of the filtered graph within X steps of the Focus Node. However, the user can modify the visible graph by both adding and removing nodes and edges.
Focus Node. The node from which the locality is computed in Topic View. It is designated by double clicking on a topic or by defining or using a Start Topic. If in Map View at the time a Focus Node is chosen, the display changes to Topic View; if in Topic View, the display refocuses on the new Focus Node.
The Focus Node is identified visually by a deep yellow color. Use of this color in a configuration should be avoided.
Start Topic. The node that is focused when the topic map is opened (if there is a pre-defined configuration that includes a Start Topic). Topic View is initiated when a topic is designated as the Start Topic (via the topic's context menu) or when choosing to focus on a previously defined Start Topic via the View\Focus Start Topic menu item. Only one topic can be designated as the Start Topic at any one time. Returning to Map View or designating a new Focus Node does not affect the Start Topic designation.
When initially loading a topic map, dialog boxes allow the user to choose a Focus Node, to proceed with modelling a Map View, or to cancel the loading. From a Topic View, Map View can be can be restored via the View\Map View menu item.
VizLet (and VizPlugin) and VizDesktop behave the same way, with the exception that VizLet always operates in topic view.
The VizDesktop window includes a main menu bar, three scroll bars, a number control, and a search box:
VizDesktop Window. The file names of the open topic map and loaded configuration (if any) are displayed at the top of the VizDesktop Window.
Menu bar. See section 2.2.4
Scroll bars. The vertical scroll bar at the right of the window and the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the window are used to position the graph in the viewing area, much like any other graphical viewer. The graph also can be repositioned by dragging the nodes using the mouse or by dragging the background.
Zoom bar. The scroll bar at the top of the screen, the zoom bar, is used to zoom in/out of the topic map. When the thumbwheel is all the way to the left, all of the nodes are very close together and the lines between them will not even be visible. As the thumbwheel is moved to the right, the nodes spread out and the relationships (lines) become visible. The optimum location of the zoom bar's thumbwheel will vary based on the size of the topic map or the portion of the topic map chosen for viewing.
Locality factor. To the left of the zoom bar is a box with an increment/decrement number control. This locality factor designates the maximum number of hops to be displayed from the Focus Node when in a Topic View. Locality factor has no effect on Map View.
The locality factor number can be changed by clicking on the arrows or by typing in a number. The maximum value accessible using the arrows is the maximum distance between topics within the current topic map. If some associations have been filtered out of the view, the number might be misleading because even though the locality factor is increased, the display won't change.
A small red box with a number (or asterisk for numbers higher than 9), the further-associations box, appears in the upper right hand corner of a topic shape when a topic has additional associations that are beyond the range of the locality factor. A single left click on the topic will display that set of associations. The display can be collapsed again by right clicking on the topic and choosing collapse node from the context menu. Associations outside the range of the locality, or those not made to other topics within the locality will be removed. Those that are within the locality or are linked to other topics within the locality will remain.
Search box. The search box is located just above the zoom bar at the top of the window. See section 2.3 for details on the use of the search box.
Figure 1. VizDesktop user interface
To hide/display the scrollbars, zoom bar, search box, and locality factor, right click on the background and select "Toggle Controls". Alternatively, only the search box can be removed from the display through use of the check box.
The main menu bar consists of the following menu items:
File - menu choices include loading a topic map into the viewer, saving a configuration, and specifying an RDF mapping file.
When vizigating a topic map view of an RDF file, Vizigator looks for an RDF mapping file. The default file is mapping.rdff and is located in $TOMCAT_HOME\webapps\omnigator\WEB-INF\topicmaps (the default location for the mapping file used by Omnigator). The name of the file and its location may be changed or additional mapping files may be designated via the File\RDF mapping file menu item.
View - menu choices for viewing modes and focus.
Filtering Topics - a checklist (on/off) to decide which topic types will be visible in the display. For further details on using filtering, see section 2.4.2.
Filtering Associations - a checklist (on/off) to decide which associations will be visible in the display. For further details on using filtering, see section 2.4.2.
Styling - menu choices for styling topic and association types. For further details on using Styling, see section 2.4.3.
Options - mechanisms for generally configuring the viewing environment. For further details on using Options, see section 2.4.4.
Name Scoping - when defined in the topic map, a list of topics that are used to choose among a topic's names for the one to be displayed. For further details, see section 2.4.6
Association Scoping - when defined in the topic map, a set of topics that are used to filter the types of associations to be displayed. For further details, see section 2.4.7
Help - information on Vizigator.
If a menu item has been assigned a keyboard short cut, it is shown to the right of the item's name.
Vizigator recognizes all files with the extensions .xtm,.hytm, .ltm, .tmx, .rdf, or .n3.
What to expect when loading a topic map will differ depending on whether or not a configuration has been saved for the topic map.
When loading a topic map for the first time, it will open in Map View or Topic View based on the user's choices in the Select initial topic and follow-on dialog boxes. It does not load any default configuration which could reduce the complexity of a large topic map.
When loading a topic map for which there is a configuration, the visualization will conform to the parameters of the configuration (see section 2.4.1). If a Start Topic was designated, it will open in Topic View; otherwise, it will open in Map View.
Hints for achieving a sensible display of a very large topic map:
Setting the zoom bar furthest to the left will force the greatest number of topics into the viewing space; in most cases it will include all topics. Use the zoom bar to zoom into the topic map and choose a current topic by double clicking a topic. The view will change into the Topic View with the focus around the chosen topic and in conformance with the current locality factor.
Although a locality factor of 2 or 3 for a topic view may seem like quite a low number, in a large topic map there can still be an overwhelming number of topics visible. It is often easier to start with a locality factor of 1 and increase that as needed.
Removing the 'Instance of" association is often useful when the locality is set to 2 or more in a large topic map. For example, if the topic under consideration is Florence, one association level away might be the topic city, and two associations away would be all other instances of city. Removing the Instance of association, would remove the presence of all of the other topics that are instances of type city.
To quickly find a specific topic, use the search box (see section 2.3).
The following section gives a short introduction and overview of the default actions available using the mouse:
left mouse button; single click on a topic - expand topic (equivalent to context menu 'Expand node'); has no effect on topics without a further-associations box or within Map View.
left mouse button; double click on a topic - make the topic the Focus Node and the locality factor triggers how many related topics are displayed.
right mouse button, click on background - displays menu items for toggling on/off the window controls (locality factor, zoom bar, search box, and scroll bars) as a group or the search box individually.
right mouse button, click on a topic - the context menu pops up.
The context menu displays all the actions that can be applied to the topic (e.g., expand, collapse, hide node, set as start node), provides access to the topic's Properties box (for names, types, and occurrences), and allows the topic to be designated as sticky (topic will remain positioned relative to other topics where specifically moved by user).
right mouse button, click on an edge (association) - displays Hide edge menu choice. By clicking on Hide edge, the edge will be hidden and connected topics, which will be then disconnected, will also acquire a further-associations box (or have the number in their further-associations box incremented).
mouse-over edge (association) - displays the name of the association.
For changing the default mouse actions, see section 2.4.4
This section summarizes the effects of the various operations. Since the effects of operations are different in the two views, each view is described separately.
Topic View is the view where there is a Focus Node, and the visible graph (at least initially) contains only the nodes within a specified distance (the locality) of the Focus Node. Distance is computed with no regard to whether nodes represent topics or associations. The Focus Node is always in the visible graph.
If hiding the node disconnects part of the visible graph that part is removed.
If hiding the edge disconnects part of the visible graph that part is removed.
All nodes in the filtered graph that are neighbours of the expanded node become visible together with the edges connecting them to the expanded node and any edges between the newly visible nodes.
All nodes which only have edges to the collapsed node and between each other are removed from the visible graph.
Whether done by double-clicking a node or setting the Start Topic, recomputes the visible graph from the new Focus Node with the existing locality setting.
Recomputes the visible graph from the existing Focus Node with the new locality setting. (This ignores the user's expanding/collapsing/hiding modifications, but is a consistent behaviour, matches the current code, and is the simplest option.)
Any nodes and edges filtered out of the visible graph are removed, and any parts of the graph disconnected from the Focus Node by this are also removed.
The topic view is recomputed, but without hiding already visible nodes/edges outside the topic view.
The node and all its edges are removed from the visible graph.
The edge is removed from the visible graph.
Any of the node's edges which are in the filtered graph but not in the visible graph are added, together with the nodes on the other side and any edges between those nodes in the filtered graph but not in the visible graph.
All nodes which only have edges to the collapsed node and between each other are removed from the visible graph.
Whether done by double-clicking a node or setting the Start Topic, moves into topic view.
No effect.
Any nodes and edges filtered out of the visible graph are removed.
New nodes and edges are added to the visible graph.
The Properties box is accessed via a topic's context menu (right mouse click). Where applicable, it contains:
The topic's Topic Name(s);
The topic's Type(s);
The topic's Subject Indicator(s) and
The list of Occurrences associated with the topic, grouped by occurrence type.
Figure 2. Properties Box
The Properties box remains open until specifically closed. Its contents are updated each time a different topic's properties are requested.
The search box provides an alternative way to find topics. Enter all or part of a topic name in the search box. Vizigator will search the topic names that appear in the topic shapes. The hits will blink and the visible part of the topic map will be repositioned to center the hit with the highest relevance (i.e., closest matches).
If more than one hit is displayed, the topic type can be determined by right clicking on a blinking topic to a ccess its Properties box. Once the appropriate topic has been found, right clicking to set it as the Start Topic will localize a Topic View around the chosen topic.
Using the Clear button will clear the search box, stop all topics from blinking, and reset the cursor within the search box.
A configuration is defined by the current state of each of the items under the following menus:
Filtering Topics;
Filtering Associations;
Styling;
Options;
Topic Type Precedence;
Name Scoping; and
Association Scoping
Optionally, if a Start Topic is specified, it will be saved as part of the configuration.
The locality factor is not saved as part of a configuration. If a topic map is opened in Topic View, it will conform to the current setting of the locality factor.
The Filtering Topics and Filtering Associations menus provide checklists for including or excluding topic and association types to be displayed. Unchecking the box of a particular topic type will remove all of the topics of that type from the visualization, as well as any associations by which they are linked to other topics. Conversely, unchecking the box of a particular association type will remove all of the associations of that type and any topics that are only in the visualization because of that association.
For example, assume that a topic map has both born-in and died-in associations, each expressing relationships between a person and either a city or a country.
Unchecking the topic type city will remove not only all of the topics of type city, but also all born-in and died-in associations in which a city plays the place role, but not in which a country plays that role. Unchecking the born-in association will remove all such associations and topics of type either city or country that play the place role in each instance of that association (and which do not play any other roles in that view).
Note that if the checkbox is shown in gray this means that the topic or association type has no setting, and that the setting used is that of the default topic or association type. Checkboxes shown in green or red are set specifically for the given topic/association type. The menu will contain an item for "Default type" which can be used to change the default setting.
The Styling menu consists of two items to change the randomly pre-assigned shapes, colors, and fonts used to designate topic and association types.
The Styling\Styling Associations and Styling\Styling Topics menu items each bring up similar dialog boxes for choosing the Shape (geometric shape, weight) , color, and font to be used for topics or associations of a particular type. The Icon portion of the Shape tab can be used to stipulate an icon to appear to the left of each topic of that type. Clicking Clear will clear the field and remove the icons for the designated type.
Note that a type can either have a specified setting, or it can use the setting for the default type. The default type appears in the list and its settings can be changed just like those of real types. There is also a button for each type that can be used to remove all settings so that it reverts to getting its settings from the default type.
The Options\General menu item brings up the multi-tabbed General Options dialog box, which is used to set more general parameters:
Interaction - mouse button default behavior is described in section 2.2.6; this tab is used to override that behavior and to designate the amount of information to be displayed when hovering over an association.
Background Color - for choosing the background color to be used in the visualization.
Topic Type Exclusion - for choosing the typing topics that should not be visible. Continuing the example from section 2.4.2, unchecking the city topic type under the Filtering Topics menu will remove all instances of city, but will not remove the city topic itself. This dialog box can be used to remove the typing topic city, regardless of whether instances of the topic type are also removed.
The Options\Topic Type Precedence menu item brings up a simple dialog box that can be used to specify the precedence order of topic types. This is used to determine how to render topics which have more than one type. Topics which have more than one type will then be rendered according to the configuration for the topic which is comes first in the precedence order.
The Name Scoping menu offers a choice of scoping topics available in the topic map (if any) to be applied to the Topic Names of all topics. Choosing a scoping topic makes that scope active. The active scope will be saved with a configuration.
The Association Scoping menu offers a choice of scoping topics available in the topic map (if any) to be applied to the Association Types of all topics.
The menu is divided into two sections. The top section has three options:
Show All: In this mode, the scope filter is off, and none of the settings in the lower part of the menu have any effect. All associations are shown, regardless of their scope.
Loose Filter: In this mode, the scope filter is on, and all associations whose scopes contain one of the chosen scoping topics in the lower section will be shown.
Strict Filter: In this mode, the scope filter is on, and all associations which are in the unconstrained scope or whose scope contain all of the chosen scoping topics will be shown.
The lower section contains one item for every topic that occurs in the scope of an association in the topic map, sorted alphabetically. If the scoping topics are instances of more than one type (say, if some are instances of "language" and others of "country"), the menu will have an additional level.
Choosing a scoping topic makes that scope active. The active scope will be saved with a configuration.
The current state of the configuration settings can be saved using the 'File menu'.
When a topic map (e.g., foo.xtm) is loaded into VizDesktop, if a configuration file (e.g., foo.xtm.viz) exists in the same directory, it will be automatically loaded at the same time.
Otherwise, a topic map is loaded without a defined configuration, that is, all topics and associations are visible and VizDesktop uses default shapes and fonts, and randomly assigned colors for topic and association type displays.
In order for configuration files to properly do their job, they have to be able to reference topics in a topic map. There are a number of ways in which this can be done, some more robust than others.
The most robust method is through a subject identifier, which Vizigator will use if available. Where no subject identifier has been specified by the author of the topic map, the fallback solution is for Vizigator to use the item identifier, which involves pointing back into the source topic map file itself. What this means is that if the file is moved to another location, the references may break. The moral of this story is always use subject identifiers, especially for typing topics.
VizLet is an applet that provides the same visualization functionality as VizDesktop, except that the menu bar (and all the functionality available through it), is unavailable. VizLet is intended to be used to add visualization functionality to web applications and can be embedded in any web application.
The following restrictions apply to VizLet compared to VizDesktop:
The configuration cannot be changed. That is, filter settings, colors, etc., are loaded from the server and cannot be modified by the user.
The topic map to be vizigated is given in the settings loaded from the server and cannot be changed.
The following differences apply to VizLet compared to VizDesktop:
Each time VizLet is entered, it will be:
in Topic View;
with locality of 1; and
with the topic used to initiate vizigation set as the Focus Node.
There is no Map View.
Even if a Start Topic has been specified in the configuration, there is no provision to access it in the VizLet interface.
It is possible to navigate to the Occurences listed in the Properties box.
A topic's context menu (right click) contains the "Go to Topic Page" item, supporting reverse navigation back to the text-based view of the topic map.
The Association Scoping menu is available on the popup menu when right-clicking on the background. It will have the same functionality as in VizDesktop, but will only contain the topics used in the scope of associations in the topic map fragment held by the VizLet at that time.
VizLet can be added to a web page by adding the following HTML to the page:
<applet width="800" height="800" alt="Ontopia vizlet" code="net.ontopia.topicmaps.viz.Vizlet.class" archive="ontopia-vizlet.jar"> <param name="baseuri" value="omnigator/plugins/viz/"/> <param name="tmid" value="opera.ltm"/> <param name="idtype" value="indicator"/> <param name="idvalue" value="http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/1.0/country.xtm#cn"/> </applet>
The applet parameters are as follows:
In order for this to work, a number of things need to be set up on the server side, and we will walk through them one by one. One example of how this can be done can be found in VizPlugin for Omnigator; looking at its source code may be instructive.
The first step is to make the ${ONTOPIA_HOME}/extras/ontopia-vizlet.jar file available on the server side. Put it anywhere you want, then make the applet element refer to it. Use the Java console of your web browser to check whether you have succeeded or not. For more information consult the HTML 4.01 Recommendation.
The next step is to set up the TMRAP (topic map remote access protocol) servlet used by the applet to download topic map fragments for the visualization. This is done by adding the following to the web.xml file of the web application:
<servlet> <servlet-name>TMRAPServlet</servlet-name> <servlet-class> net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.tmrap.RAPServlet </servlet-class> <init-param> <param-name>view_uri</param-name> <param-value>http://localhost:8080/omnigator/models/topic_complete.jsp?tm=%tmid%&id=%topicid%</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>edit_uri</param-name> <param-value>http://localhost:8080/ontopoly/enter.ted?tm=%tmid%&id=%topicid%</param-value> </init-param> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>TMRAPServlet</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/plugins/viz/xtm-fragment</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>TMRAPServlet</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/plugins/viz/topic-page</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping>
The url-pattern parameter must match what is given in the tmrap parameter to the applet, so that the servlet is made available where the applet expects to find it. Also, the uri parameter to the servlet must be a URI template where once the topic map ID and topic ID are filled in, the main page for the topic can be found. VizLet will go to this URI when the "Go to Topic Page" option is selected in VizLet.
The final part is to place the configuration XTM file somewhere on the server so that VizLet can download it. This must be in the location that the config parameter refers to. VizPlugin uses a JSP file to do this, because it needs to be able to support multiple configurations, but if you only have a single configuration file you can just refer to it directly and store it on the server as a normal file.
If you experience unexpected results with VizLet, please do the following:
empty the browser cache, restart the brower, and try again, to make sure you have the latest version of the VizLet;
check the Java Console, as the VizLet will print its version number and build number there; and
check the Java Console for exceptions, which we would very much like to see in any bug reports.
As stated above, this parameter specifies the location of a file which describes which menu items in popup menus should be visible. The menu file is a normal text file, of which an example can be seen below:
expand.node=on collapse.node=on hide.node=on hide.edge=on sticky=on properties=off # users never use this, anyway set.start.topic=on go.to.topic.page=off # we don't have topic pages search.bar=off
Menu items that are not mentioned in the file will be displayed (and if the parameter is not given all items are displayed). The list of menu choice names is:
| expand.node | Expand node |
| collapse.node | Collapse node |
| hide.node | Hide node |
| hide.edge | Hide edge |
| sticky | Sticky |
| properties | Properties |
| set.start.topic | Set start topic |
| copy.name | Copy name |
| go.to.topic.page | Go to topic page |
| show.search.bar | Show search bar |
| toggle.controls | Toggle controls |
| set.all.nodes.sticky | Set all nodes sticky |
| set.all.nodes.unsticky | Set all nodes unsticky |
| stop.moving.nodes | Stop moving nodes |
| enable.motion.killer | Start/stop motion reduction |
| undo | Undo |
| redo | Redo |
| enable.neighbour.circle | Enable neighbour circle |
| topic.styles | Topic type configuration |
| association.styles | Association type configuration |
In VizDesktop the popup menu on topic nodes contains a "Copy name" choice, which copies the name of the node to the system clipboard. This menu choice is by default not present in VizLet because for security reasons applets do not have access to the clipboard. (Otherwise, web pages would be able to spy on your clipboard, or spam it with unwelcome content.)
To solve this, there is another version of the VizLet in the ${ONTOPIA_HOME}/extras/signed-vizlet.jar file, which is cryptographically signed. This gives the VizLet access to the clipboard, provided users accept the certificate with which it was signed. In order to avoid bothering users with certificates the VizPlugin (see section 4) does not use the signed applet.
Using the signed applet is not in itself enough to enable the "Copy name" menu item. To do this, use the menufile parameter to VizLet as described in section 3.2.1.
VizPlugin is an Omnigator plug-in that adds support for graphic visual navigation of topic maps. It uses VizLet (described in section 3) to support visualization directly in the browser. Like the other plug-ins, it appears as a button (Vizigate) in the row of links at the top of Omnigator topic pages.
All of the restrictions and differences that apply to VizLet, when compared to VizDesktop, also apply to VizPlugin.
To use VizPlugin, click on the Vizigate link, and the current topic will be loaded into VizLet and displayed. To return to the Omnigator view, right click on the topic to be viewed in Omnigator and choose the additional menu item available , Go to Topic Page.
For this to work, support for Java applets must be turned on in your browser, and it must also support Swing applets.
Figure 3. VizPlugin is VizLet as used in the Omnigator
VizPlugin will work for any topic map, regardless of whether a configuration has been created for it or not, but results are more likely to be more consistent if a configuration exists.


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Activation functions
Why we need?
- add non-linear factor, solve the problem that linear models cannot represent
- Provide better interpretability to the model
Common activations
Sigmoid
\[sig(z) = \frac{1}{e^{-z} + 1}\]
\[sig'(z) = sig(z)(1 - sig(z))\]
- cons
- left and right all saturated, gradient vanishing
- exponential computation
- not zero-centered, lower convergence speed
tanh
\[tanh(x) = \frac{e^x - e^{-x}}{e^x + e^{-x}}\]
range from (-1, 1)
adv:
- compared with sigmoid
- faster convergence speed, larger slope near 0
- output mean 0
- larger saturated space
Softmax
\[softmax(z) = \frac{e^{z_i}}{\sum_{j=1}^{K}e^{z_j}}\]
relu
dead relu problem: when $ x < 0 $ , ReLU output 0, when backpropagation, the gradient always 0, parameter will never be updated.
- adv:
- easy computation
- more similar to bio-inspired mechanism compared to tanh, sigmoid
- does not saturate, solve vanishing gradient
- fast convergence
- cons:
- not zero centered
- dead relu problem
leaky relu
\[LeakyReLU(x) = max(0.01x, x)\]
adv:
elu
\[ELU(x) = x, x > 0\\
ELU(x) = \alpha(e^x - 1), x \leq 0\]
- adv
- mean activation close to 0
- more robust to noise
- con
maxout
It is a learnable activation function
- Activation function in maxout network can be any piece-wise linear convex function
- How many pieces depending on how many elements in a group


This is a feature phone emulator with an SMS app. As such, the screen is not (clickable/touchable). The Left & Right selection buttons have to be used to select the respective actions in the screen footer.
While writing a new message, click you can switch from uppercase/lowercase/number mode using the * key.
Example: To type "Hello"
- Press * once to switch to uppercase
- Press 4 twice
- Press * twice to switch to lowercase
- Press 3 twice
- Press 5 thrice.
- Wait ~ 1.5 seconds
- Press 5 thrice.
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Make sure you have the correct provisioning profiles installed in Organiser. Also check provisioning profile in System Preferences -> Profiles.
Create high res iconset. Make a folder named UnityPlayer.iconset (or whatever your info.plist is setup to show) with the following image names inside. Make sure the folder has the .iconset
extension.
icon_16x16.png
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>icon_32x32.png
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>icon_128x128.png
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>icon_256x256.png
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>icon_512x512.png
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>512x512@2x
is actually a 1024x1024 image with 144 dpi. From the Terminal, navigate to the directory where the .iconset directory is located and perform the command iconutil -c icns UnityPlayer.iconset
info.plist
and an GAMENAME.entitlements
file. The easiest way to do this is by using http://macdownload.informer.com/unity-entitlements-tool/download/ to generate them for you. You can also extract the info.plist from the Unity generated .app and modify that one. The most basic GAMENAME.entitlements
looks like this, it will make sure your app runs in the Apple sandbox. This one has no iCloud support: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>com.apple.security.app-sandbox</key> <true/>
</dict>
</plist>
info.plist
file to make it suitable for your app:<key>CFBundleDevelopmentRegion</key>
<string>{YOUR REGION}</string>
<key>CFBundleGetInfoString</key>
<string>{DESCRIPTIVE INFO}</string>
<key>CFBundleIdentifier</key>
<string>com.{YOUR COMANY}.{YOUR APP NAME}</string>
<key>CFBundleName</key>
<string>{YOUR APP NAME}</string>
<key>CFBundleShortVersionString</key>
<string>{VERSION NUMBER, e.g. 1.0.0}</string>
<key>CFBundleSignature</key>
<string>{4 LETTER CREATOR CODE, e. g.: GMAD }</string>
<key>CFBundleVersion</key>
<string>{VERSION NUMBER, e.g. 100}</string>
info.plist
file :<key>LSApplicationCategoryType</key>
<string>{VALID APP CATEGORY, e.g.: public.app-category.kids-games }</string>
if (Screen.fullScreen)
{
//MacBook Pro Retina 15: width = 2880 , MacBook Pro Retina 13: width = 2496 ?
//could check device model name, but not sure now about retina 13 device model name
//if last resolution is almost retina resolution...
var resolutions : Resolution[] = Screen.resolutions;
if (resolutions.length && resolutions[resolutions.length - 1].width > 2048)
{
Screen.fullScreen = false;
yield;
Screen.fullScreen = true;
yield;
}
}
chmod -R a+xr "/path/to/GAMENAME.app"
codesign -f --deep -s '3rd Party Mac Developer Application: DEVELOPER NAME' --entitlements "GAMENAME.entitlements" "/AppPath/GAMENAME.app"
productbuild --component GAMENAME.app /Applications --sign "3rd Party Mac Developer Installer: DEVELOPER NAME" GAMENAME.pkg


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public class HashCommon extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.Object |
REMOVED
Deprecated.
this attribute will be removed in version 8.
|
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
HashCommon() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
arraySize(int expected,
float f)
Returns the least power of two smaller than or equal to 230 and larger than or equal to
Math.ceil(expected / f) . |
static long |
bigArraySize(long expected,
float f)
Returns the least power of two larger than or equal to
Math.ceil(expected / f) . |
static int |
double2int(double d)
Returns the hash code that would be returned by
Double.hashCode() . |
static int |
float2int(float f)
Returns the hash code that would be returned by
Float.hashCode() . |
static int |
invMix(int x)
The inverse of
mix(int) . |
static long |
invMix(long x)
The inverse of
mix(long) . |
static int |
long2int(long l)
Returns the hash code that would be returned by
Long.hashCode() . |
static int |
maxFill(int n,
float f)
Returns the maximum number of entries that can be filled before rehashing.
|
static long |
maxFill(long n,
float f)
Returns the maximum number of entries that can be filled before rehashing.
|
static int |
mix(int x)
Quickly mixes the bits of an integer.
|
static long |
mix(long x)
Quickly mixes the bits of a long integer.
|
static int |
murmurHash3(int x)
Avalanches the bits of an integer by applying the finalisation step of MurmurHash3.
|
static long |
murmurHash3(long x)
Avalanches the bits of a long integer by applying the finalisation step of MurmurHash3.
|
static int |
nextPowerOfTwo(int x)
Returns the least power of two greater than or equal to the specified value.
|
static long |
nextPowerOfTwo(long x)
Returns the least power of two greater than or equal to the specified value.
|
@Deprecated public static final java.lang.Object REMOVED
null
cannot be used as it would confuse the
search algorithm in the presence of an actual null
key.protected HashCommon()
public static final int murmurHash3(int x)
This method implements the finalisation step of Austin Appleby's MurmurHash3. Its purpose is to avalanche the bits of the argument to within 0.25% bias.
x
- an integer.public static final long murmurHash3(long x)
This method implements the finalisation step of Austin Appleby's MurmurHash3. Its purpose is to avalanche the bits of the argument to within 0.25% bias.
x
- a long integer.public static final int mix(int x)
This method mixes the bits of the argument by multiplying by the golden ratio and
xorshifting the result. It is borrowed from Koloboke, and
it has slightly worse behaviour than murmurHash3(int)
(in open-addressing hash tables the average number of probes
is slightly larger), but it's much faster.
x
- an integer.x
.invMix(int)
public static final int invMix(int x)
mix(int)
. This method is mainly useful to create unit tests.x
- an integer.mix(int)
would give x
.public static final long mix(long x)
This method mixes the bits of the argument by multiplying by the golden ratio and
xorshifting twice the result. It is borrowed from Koloboke, and
it has slightly worse behaviour than murmurHash3(long)
(in open-addressing hash tables the average number of probes
is slightly larger), but it's much faster.
x
- a long integer.x
.public static final long invMix(long x)
mix(long)
. This method is mainly useful to create unit tests.x
- a long integer.mix(long)
would give x
.public static final int float2int(float f)
Float.hashCode()
.f
- a float.new Float(f).hashCode()
.public static final int double2int(double d)
Double.hashCode()
.d
- a double.new Double(f).hashCode()
.public static final int long2int(long l)
Long.hashCode()
.l
- a long.new Long(f).hashCode()
.public static int nextPowerOfTwo(int x)
Note that this function will return 1 when the argument is 0.
x
- an integer smaller than or equal to 230.public static long nextPowerOfTwo(long x)
Note that this function will return 1 when the argument is 0.
x
- a long integer smaller than or equal to 262.public static int maxFill(int n, float f)
n
- the size of the backing array.f
- the load factor.public static long maxFill(long n, float f)
n
- the size of the backing array.f
- the load factor.public static int arraySize(int expected, float f)
Math.ceil(expected / f)
.expected
- the expected number of elements in a hash table.f
- the load factor.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the necessary size is larger than 230.public static long bigArraySize(long expected, float f)
Math.ceil(expected / f)
.expected
- the expected number of elements in a hash table.f
- the load factor.Copyright © 2019. All rights reserved.


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Introduction to JavaScript
Add List
Joe
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Jack
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Note: Press
F+12
to observe console window to view the output of the
javascript demo examples.


Ignore Queries
You can use a new line to separate queries
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DRIVER_JIM_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL__WHATEVER_THAT_MAY_MEAN
If this is the first time you have seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again,follow these steps:
Check to make sure any new hardware or software is properly installed. If this is a new installation, ask your hardware or software manufacturer for any Windows updates you might need.
If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. Disable BIOS memory options such as caching or shadowing. If you need to use Safe Mode to remove or disable components, restart your computer, press F8 to select Advanced Startup Options, and then select Safe Mode.
Technical information:
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Project Opening section of the System Settings page of the
Settings/Preferences, the following happens:
- If the Open project in a new window option is selected, the new project silently opens in a new window.
The Attach Project option appears in the File menu.
- If the Open projects in the same window option is selected, the new project silently opens in the same window,
replacing the currently opened project. The Attach Project command appears in the File menu.
- If the Confirm window to open project in option is selected, &productName;
prompts you to select whether you want to open the project in a new window, reuse the existing window, or attach the new project to the
currently opened project. The project that has already been opened is the primary project.


I have no idea how to start solving this mission.
To get n-th element of an array you can use array[n]. Lists indexes.
I need some help to proceed with the mission.
Don't forget to check is it's inside an array.
if n < len(array): return ... return -1
I am gone half way through. Need help!
To calculate a power use the ** operator.
2 ** 3 == 8 4 ** 4 == 256
One last question. How my final solution will look like?
def index_power(array: list[int], n: int) -> int: if n < len(array): return array[n]**n return -1


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by Staff WriterTakealot ships an average of 35,000 orders per day – a number which peaks at 80,000 during busy periods.
This is according to Takealot CEO Kim Reid, who was speaking to media ahead of Black Friday 2019 and the festive shopping season.
Over this year’s shopping season, during which time Takealot will hold its Blue Dot Sale, the company expects to ship at least one order every second. This equates to around 10,000 boxes leaving its warehouses every hour.
To cope with the demand, Takealot is preparing its online and logistics systems accordingly.
“After expanding our Johannesburg distribution centre, our warehouse storage space now stands at 75,000 square metres,” said Reid.
“We house over 3.7 million items at any given time, and have opened 47 pickup points in the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo, Free State, and Mpumalanga for order collections and returns.”
Black Friday traffic
Takealot saw a big increase in the number of shoppers who took part in Black Friday 2018 compared to the year before – and expects this growth again in 2019.
In 2018, Takealot saw simultaneous active users on its site peak at between 70,000 to 100,000, and R196 million worth of transactions take place.
For 2019, the company is predicting an 80% growth in revenue compared to 2018 – along with a 120% traffic growth.
Takealot will feature two sales in the coming weeks as part of its Black Friday campaign:
- The Early Access Sale: Runs from 24-28 November, and provides early access to Black Friday deals.
- The Blue Dot Sale: A five-day sale which starts on Black Friday and runs from 29 November to 3 December.
“The Superbalist Showdown will run from 29 November to 3 December, with up to 70% off more than 15,000 items,” added Takealot.


Compute standard Non-Compartmental Analysis (NCA) parameters and summarize them. In addition to this core work, it also provides standardized plotting routines, basic assessments for biocomparison or drug interaction, and model-based estimation routines for calculating doses to reach specific values of AUC or Cmax.
| Version: | 0.8.5 |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.5.0), digest, plyr, nlme, parallel, lattice, rlang, stats, tidyr, utils |
| Suggests: | cowplot, ggplot2, knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-06-13 |
| Author: | Bill Denney [aut, cre], Clare Buckeridge [aut], Sridhar Duvvuri [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Bill Denney <wdenney at humanpredictions.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/billdenney/pknca/issues |
| License: | AGPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/billdenney/pknca |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | PKNCA citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | PKNCA results |
| Reference manual: | PKNCA.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
AUC Calculation with PKNCA Data Cleaning in PKNCA Introduction to PKNCA and Usage Instructions Methods Used for Dose-Aware Concentration Interpolation/Extrapolation Options for Controlling PKNCA PKNCA Validation Selection of Calculation Intervals Superposition of Pharmacokinetic Data Writing PKNCA Parameter Functions |
| Package source: | PKNCA_0.8.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: PKNCA_0.8.5.zip, r-release: PKNCA_0.8.5.zip, r-oldrel: PKNCA_0.8.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: PKNCA_0.8.5.tgz, r-oldrel: PKNCA_0.8.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | PKNCA archive |
| Reverse imports: | pmxTools |
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The initial fee to submit your appeal depends on your type of case.
You may also have to pay a further fee if your case needs further documents, correspondence and a hearing in person with a judge.
The judge has the power to decide whether HMRC should reimburse your fees when they look at your case. The tribunal itself does not have the power to enforce or award costs.
Check if you're able to get help paying your fees if you’re on a low income or receiving certain benefits.
Table explaining the fees for different types of appeals or applications
| Type of appeal or application |
Initial fee |
Further fee |
- Penalty of £100 or less
(e.g. for late self-assessment)
|
£20 |
— |
- Penalty of £101 to £2,000
(e.g. for late filing or payment)
|
£50 |
— |
- Penalty of £2,001 to £20,000
- Inaccurate return (careless)
- Information notice
- Closure notice
- Pay As You Earn (PAYE) coding notice
- Apply for a late review with HMRC
|
£50 |
£200 |
- All other types of appeal or application
|
£200 |
£500 |
- Appeals over £1 million or principles of law
|
£200 |
£1,000 |


Facets of Greatness: Understanding the Political System
The Articles of Confederation may have been a more idealistic government, but let's be serious here: do you really think they intended that to last? Not really. It was good enough. Good enough to give our founders about a decade to figure out what would be great enough to last centuries. That's what I mean. Yeh, Thomas Jefferson might have wanted the Articles to last. It didn't have the power or mechanism to tax states. That's like asking the Red Cross to run your government. But this is what I mean: they knew it was going to play out like that. And what would you do?
 You can't forget that. Your understanding of how things really work. And politicians know that. People in general know that. Some people will tend to obfuscate a system, so it appears to work in one way, but there are other, less visible factors at work.
How you model the system and perceive the relationships between people is incredibly valuable. This is in constant flux. It's not going to be the same from year to year. The only constant is change. Just because you figured out how it worked in 2010 doesn't mean it's going to be like that in 2020. The ability to anticipate that change is powerful as well.
Consciousness as a Continuum: Life, the Cosmos and You
As senses evolve, they provide us with a bigger window to that world. As our brains evolved, they provide us with a better processing that expands that same window with aggregate information at various levels, expanding to the kind of consciousness that human beings experience. The kind that forces us to question why? Why am i here? What is my purpose? What is my directive?
American Eros: Or How to Fell A Souley
I had a sudden inspiration to write down the perfect love scene. It came to me on Wednesday. I was wondering why I've never had that love at first sight experience. And then I thought, why should sight be involved? Could someone fall in love without ever seeing someone? What would that be like? My head started spinning...
I'm Not Religious, I'm Spiritual: A Lighthouse in a Storm
So, religion is a perfect tool for helping to counter this cultural deconstruction and generational stratification, but it can only be helpful if large enough sets of people in our culture share belief systems. In particular, they must share those beliefs which form the basis of the rest of their beliefs. The notion of a basis was discussed in the first section of this series. Where the bases formed primarily from scientific knowledge are always shifting, those formed by and tied to religion are much more constant. In this way, elements of religion act as metacultural fixpoints in the psyche of believers.
If I Had the Chops to Write My Daedalian Magnum Corpus
Dico ergo quia non loquimur de talibus naturaliter possibilibus sed miraculose possibilibus quod in uno parvo spacio et loco ut in loco grani milii vel sub eius magnitudine Deus posset formare valde magnum corpus, scilicet maius quam sit mundus et verum est quod illud corpus non esset in illo parvo corpore vel loco circumscriptive et commensurabiliter.
Divergents and Directional Antennae: Measurement and Inference
This categorical coherence looks for higher level patterns. It could identify the presence of diseases previously unknown, not because it's matching against a list of diseases and their progressions, but because it's identified unknown patterns of neurodegeneration in a patient. In addition to unknown disease progression, this could also identify the combination of drug-induced neurological damage or damage induced by the combination of diseases.
Education Goals 2016
Here's a list of things that are incredibly interesting and I couldn't live without learning. I'm hoping to learn plasma physics to get to the point where I can hang with people doing real research and maybe apply my creativity.
Divergents and Directional Antennae
I started thinking about directional antennae and reason about what kind of math would allow me to predict the shape of the energy distribution, first given idealized omnidirectional or directional antennae. And later, given the specific structure of a more realistic antenna, I hoped to identify some relationships that would allow computation of energy propagation and distribution.
I'm Not Religious, I'm Spiritual: Of God and Atheisms
Which part of the beauty of this world did you miss? Did you take a look at that sapphiric jewel floating in the massive expanse of ether? Did you stop to think that the only reason we can begin to fathom the infinite, magnificent expanse of our universe is because the universe began to reflect intangible metaphysical artifacts and imbued star dust with the potential to become self-aware. Over the course of billions of years, the universe evoked forms through which it could wonder in awe of it's own beauty.


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1990 - 'turn to community - CONS
Continuity from Cons to New Lab
Neoliberal - Communities as actors in the market
Pragmatic - community involvement
Partnership - govt. through communities
Change from Cons to New Lab
Communitarian - inclusion/cohesion
Neocolonial - 'civilising mission' (McLaughlin 2002) - govt more involved in the minutiae or public behaviour. Had to behave in certain ways to be included
Strategic intervention - enables social capital development at local level - helps to ameliorate social issues, meet targets etc.
2001-2007 - NEW LAB
Strategic control systems - New Deal for Communities, Local Strategic Partnerships, Sure Start
Community anchor organisations set up (at local level)- coordinate and support service providers -
2003, stronger after 2008
From developing (individual?) community reps to wider and deeper community action
Gordon Brown's premiership changed focus more to national issues - recession etc.
Evaluation of New Labour's approach
Research: Community action = little positive benefit for poorer communities
Powers of connections - social capital - bridging capital
Community to Big Society
Continuity from NL to ConDems
Still neoliberal
Partnership
Active citizens required from communities
Change
No interventionism - 'Govt. must get out of the way;'
Localism - departure from national/regional strategies - Localism Bill
Dismantling public services - to commissioning - neoliberalism
Conclusion
Big Society requires significant public spending
Significant amounts of money wasted on top-down approaches which have failed


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In the Wilds of Florida
by W.H.G. Kingston
In the Wilds of Florida is a tale of an Irish schoolboy who leaves school and his struggling family in Ireland to come to America. He experiences a Florida where fighting still erupts between Cherokee and Seminole Indians, where white people are under threat of Indian attack, and the landscape is mostly swamp or plains of dense brush.
Source: Kingston, W.H.G. (1901). In the Wilds of Florida. London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd.
- Chapter 1
- Maurice and his father are invited to America to offer assistance to their family members. The travel there is peopled with interesting characters and the excitement of a child gone overboard.
- Chapter 2
- A short history of Florida is presented. The travelers encounter wildlife and Indians.
- Chapter 3
- They arrive at the Kearney house and get to know the family and the area.
- Chapter 4
- he men set out in search of Rochford. They meet and Indian chief.
- Chapter 5
- The group travels the coast, gaining familiarity with the Florida wildlife.
- Chapter 6
- The men travel through the Keys and meet with more adventure.
- Chapter 7
- The men hunt and forage for food during their travels through Lake Kissimmee. They flee from Indians.
- Chapter 8
- A deer hunt leads to separation and a night spent avoiding a pack of wolves.
- Chapter 9
- Hunger turns to desperation, until the men find water. Unfortunate events lead to further troubles.
- Chapter 10
- The men are assisted by runaway slaves. They find food, but also discover several dead bodies.
- Chapter 11
- The group is finally reunited.
- Chapter 12
- The men discover the site of an ambush. Rochford reappears.
- Chapter 13
- The men worry about possible attacks. Spotted Wolf disappears.
- Chapter 14
- The men find a fort. Carlos takes out his anger on Spotted Wolf.
- Chapter 15
- The pattern of revenge continues.
- Chapter 16
- The men return from their journey. There is a fire. The fate of Oceola is revealed.