Create inscribed circles¶
This notebook creates a center and a radius of a maximum inscribed circle of each enclosed tessellation cell.
It requires custom piece of code within pygeos. Therefore, we use a custom docker container based on docker/Dockerfile
.
from dask.distributed import Client, LocalCluster, as_completed
from tqdm.notebook import tqdm
from time import time
client = Client(LocalCluster())
client
Client
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Cluster
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def _circle(chunk):
import geopandas as gpd
import pygeos
gpd._compat.USE_PYGEOS = True
s = time()
df = gpd.read_parquet(f'../../urbangrammar_samba/spatial_signatures/tessellation/tess_{chunk}.pq', columns=['hindex', 'tessellation'])
geoms = df.tessellation.values.data
insc = pygeos.constructive.maximum_inscribed_circle(geoms, 0.1)
lenghts = pygeos.length(insc)
points = pygeos.points(pygeos.get_coordinates(insc)[::2])
res = gpd.GeoDataFrame({'hindex': df.hindex, 'radius': lenghts}, geometry=points, crs=27700, index=df.index)
res.to_parquet(f'../../urbangrammar_samba/spatial_signatures/inscribed_circle/circle_{chunk}.pq')
return f"Chunk {chunk} processed sucessfully in {time() - s} seconds."
%%time
workers=16
inputs = iter(range(103))
futures = [client.submit(_circle, next(inputs)) for i in range(workers)]
ac = as_completed(futures)
for finished_future in ac:
# submit new future
try:
new_future = client.submit(_circle, next(inputs))
ac.add(new_future)
except StopIteration:
pass
print(finished_future.result())
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Type Dice
Namespace RogueSharp.DiceNotation
The Dice class is a static class that has convenience methods for parsing and rolling dice
Methods
Public static methods
DiceExpression Parse(string expression)
Parse the specified string into a DiceExpression
Parameters
-
string
expression - The string dice expression to parse. Ex. 3d6+4
Returns
-
DiceExpression
- A DiceExpression representing the parsed string
int Roll(string expression)
A convenience method for parsing a dice expression from a string, rolling the dice, and returning the total.
Uses DotNetRandom as its RNG
Parameters
-
string
expression - The string dice expression to parse. Ex. 3d6+4
Returns
-
int
- An integer result of the sum of the dice rolled including constants and scalars in the expression
int Roll(string expression, IRandom random)
A convenience method for parsing a dice expression from a string, rolling the dice, and returning the total.
Parameters
-
string
expression - The string dice expression to parse. Ex. 3d6+4
-
IRandom
random - IRandom RNG used to perform the Roll.
Returns
-
int
- An integer result of the sum of the dice rolled including constants and scalars in the expression


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Searching is a way to search data (at server) on one or more field(s) at a time. When using this method we construct a modal form where the user can select a field and condition to apply the search. By default the search dialog is configured to use searching on multiple fields.
In order to change a option or event connected with the serching the following two methods should be used
setNavEvent
setNavOptions
with first parameter 'search'
By example if you want that the modal window should be not draggable do this
$grid->setNavOptions('search',array("drag"=>false));
This method uses the following properties from language file grid.locale-xx and the can be passed in the options array of the serch method
$.jgrid = { ... search : { caption: "Search...", Find: "Find", Reset: "Reset", odata : ['equal', 'not equal', 'less', 'less or equal','greater','greater or equal', 'begins with','does not begin with','is in','is not in','ends with','does not end with','contains','does not contain'],groupOps: [ { op: "AND", text: "all" }, { op: "OR", text: "any" } ], matchText: " match", rulesText: " rules"}, ...
|
Option |
Type |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|---|
|
afterShowSearch |
function |
This event fires (if defined) every time after the search dialog is shown |
null |
|
beforeShowSearch |
function |
This event fires (if defined) every time before the search dialog is shown |
null |
|
drag |
boolean |
Enables or disables draging of the modal |
true |
|
caption |
string |
The caption of the modal |
see lang file |
|
closeAfterSearch |
boolean |
If set to true this closes the search dialog after the user apply a search - i.e. click on Find button |
false |
|
closeOnEscape |
boolean |
If set to true the dialog is closed when the user pres ESC key |
false |
|
Find |
string |
The text in the find button |
see lang file |
|
groupOps |
array |
translations strings used in advanced searching |
see lang file |
|
matchText |
string |
Translation text used in advanced searching |
see lang file |
|
modal |
boolean |
Set if the search dialog shopuld be modal |
false |
|
overlay |
integer |
Set the overlay of the search dialog. If set to 0 no overlay and the dialog can stay interactive allowing any other interactions into the page |
10 |
|
multipleSearch |
boolean |
If set to true this activates the advanced searching |
false |
|
multipleGroup |
boolean |
If set to true this activates searching with multiple complex groups |
false |
|
top |
integer |
The top position of the dialog relative to grid upper left corner |
0 |
|
left |
integer |
The left position of the dialog relative to grid upper left corner |
0 |
|
showQuery |
boolean |
If set to true show the builded query to the user below the caption of the modal |
false |
|
errorcheck |
boolean |
This option determines if the validation should be performed - i.e if a rules are defined and there is a error in user input then the search is not performed |
true |
|
showOnLoad |
boolean |
The option is valid if the dialog is a part of the pager. Setting this option to true activates the search dialog if the grid is constructed |
false |
|
tmplNames |
array |
The option should be used wit tmplFilters and sets the names of the user defined search template criterias |
empty |
|
tmplFilters |
empty array |
Stores the diffterent user defined templates. Every element in the array is object with the appropriate setting. See the exmples how to set up templates |
empty array |
|
odata |
array |
Translation strings that corresponds to the sopt options |
see lang file |
|
onClose |
function |
If defined this event fires when the dialog is closed. Can return true or false. If the event return false the dialog will not be closed |
null |
|
onInitializeSearch |
function |
This event occurs only once when the modal is created |
null |
|
recreateFilter |
boolean |
When set to true the entry filter is destroyed unbinding all the events and it is constructed again. Use this option if you change dynamically some properties in colModel, so that they have effect |
false |
|
Reset |
string |
The text for the clear (reset) button |
see lang file |
|
rulesText |
string |
Translation text used in advanced searching |
see lang file |
|
sField |
string |
See sopt description |
searchField |
|
sFilter |
string |
Aplicable to multiple searching. |
filters |
|
sOper |
string |
See sopt description |
searchOper |
|
sopt |
array |
Use this option to set common search rules. If not set all the available options will be used. All available option are: ['eq','ne','lt','le','gt','ge','bw','bn','in','ni','ew','en','cn','nc'] The corresponding texts are in language file and mean the following: ['equal','not equal', 'less', 'less or equal','greater','greater or equal', 'begins with','does not begin with','is in','is not in','ends with','does not end with','contains','does not contain'] Note that the elements in sopt array can be mixed in any order. |
|
|
sValue |
string |
See sopt description |
searchString |
|
Property |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
dataUrl |
string |
This option is valid only for the elements of type select - i.e stype:'select'. The option represent the url from where we load the select element. When this option is set the element will be filled with values from the ajax request. The data should be a valid html select element with the desired options. By example the request should contain <select><option value=“1”>One</option> <option value=“2”>Two</option></select>. This is called only once. |
|
buildSelect |
function |
This option have sense only if the dataUrl parameter is set. In case where the server response can not build the select element you can use your on function to build the select. The function should return a string containing the select and options value(s) as described in dataUrl option. Parameter passed to this function is the server response |
|
dataInit |
function |
If set this function is called only once when the
element is created. To this function we pass the element object. |
|
dataEvents |
array |
List of events to apply to the data element; uses
$(”#id”).bind(type, [data], fn) to bind events to data
element. Should be described like this: |
|
attr |
object |
attr is object where we can set valid attributes to
the created element. By example: |
|
searchhidden |
boolean |
By default hidden elemnts in the grid are not searchable . In order to enable searching when the field is hidden set this option to true |
|
sopt |
array |
This option is used only in advanced single field
searching and determines the operation that is applied to the
element. If not set all the available options will be used. All
available option are: |
|
defaultValue |
string |
If not empty set a default value in the search input element. |
|
value |
mixed |
The option is used only for stype select and defines
the select options in the search dialogs. When set for stype
select and dataUrl option is not set, the value can be a string or
object. |
Syntax:
<?php .... $grid->setColModel(...); $grid->setColProperty('somefield',array( "searchrules"=>array("searchhidden"=>true, "required"=>true...), ..)); ... $grid->renderGrid(...); ... ?>Below is the list of available options:
|
Option |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
searchhidden |
boolean |
This option is valid only in search module. By default the hidden fields are not searchable. If the field is hidden in the grid and searchhidden is set to true, the field appear in search |
|
required |
boolean |
(true or false) if set to true, the value will be checked and if empty, an error message will be displayed. |
|
number |
boolean |
(true or false) if set to true, the value will be checked and if this is not a number, an error message will be displayed. |
|
integer |
boolean |
(true or false) if set to true, the value will be checked and if this is not a integer, an error message will be displayed. |
|
minValue |
number(integer) |
if set, the value will be checked and if the value is less than this, an error message will be displayed. |
|
maxValue |
number(integer) |
if set, the value will be checked and if the value is more than this, an error message will be displayed. |
|
|
boolean |
if set to true, the value will be checked and if this is not valid e-mail, an error message will be displayed |
|
url |
boolean |
if set to true, the value will be checked and if this is not valid url, an error message will be displayed |
|
date |
boolean |
if set to true a value from datefmt option is get (if not set ISO date is used) and the value will be checked and if this is not valid date, an error message will be displayed |
|
time |
boolean |
if set to true, the value will be checked and if this is not valid time, an error message will be displayed. Currently we support only hh:mm format and optional am/pm at the end |
|
custom |
boolean |
if set to true allow definition of the custom checking rules via a custom function. See below |
|
custom_func |
function |
this function should be used when a custom option is set to true. Parameters passed to this function are the value, which should be checked and the name - the property from colModel. The function should return array with the following parameters: first parameter - true or false. The value of true mean that the checking is successful false otherwise; the second parameter have sense only if the first value is false and represent the error message which will be displayed to the user. Typically this can look like this [false,”Please enter valid value”] |


Hyper Text Transfer Protocol or HTTP for short, is the language computers use to ask another computer for a document. When you open your web browser and enter a URL, your computer communicates with a server and asks a DNS (domain name server) for the binary version of the URL.
An example the HTTP in action is when you try navigate to a website, your computer submits a GET request for the website's HTML so your computer knows what to show you in your web browser. Some pages with many images may take a longer time to load as the images load in on separate HTTP requests.
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Washington Irving's story The Legend of Sleepy Hollow has been dusted down and given the Tim Burton treatment. Burton excels in bewitching us with bizarre, dark, yet light-hearted visions - Edward Scissorhands and the Batman films (before the series was effectively ruined when Burton gave up the helm) are wonderful movies, and the new Tim Burton movie was a must-see. The story is set in 1799, in the village of Sleepy Hollow near New York. A series of ghostly and gruesome murders has taken place in the village and Ichabod Crane, a police constable from the big city, is sent to investigate. Crane (played by Johnny Depp) soon finds that there really are some otherworldly goings-on in the village and realises that he might not succeed in his attempt to bring science and reason to the investigation and debunk the villagers' spooky tales of the butchering Headless Horseman.
The film is absolutely gorgeous to look at, the action sequences are fine and the score shows Danny Elfman on top dramatically-whimsical form, but unfortunately the movie fails owing to seriously ill-judged screenplay and performances fundamental problems which no amount of technical skill can overcome. The film is written by Andrew Kevin Walker, who wrote Seven with its brilliantly novel construction, but the source material here ties Walker down to an old-fashioned ghost story, and in his attempt at producing authentic period dialogue, what we get sounds horribly forced and unconvincing.
Johnny Depp is a fine actor, but his performance here is little more than a reworking of his Edward Scissorhands, the similarity between the roles highlighted when Ichabod wields various spiky investigative gadgets. But what worked in Scissorhands strangely fails here. Perhaps Burton's talent for malignant delight works best when it plays against a contemporary background. Here it just seems a bit silly.
The murderous Headless Horseman is played, in the scenes before the horseman loses his head, by Christopher Walken, but for the bulk of the horseman's screen time, the headless figure is played by Ray Park. Park played Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace and as the bonceless butcher he brings a savage grace to his frequent dismemberings of Sleepy Hollow's inhabitants. Christina Ricci is usually worth watching and has a knack for taking on interesting roles, such as her parts in Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas and The Opposite of Sex. Here she is completely wasted, and it hard to see anything in the script that can have attracted her, so perhaps she let the attraction of working with Burton and Depp get the better of her.
The whole film seems to be a homage to Hammer horror films. (The Hammer connection is strengthened by the use of such fine British character actors as Christopher Lee, Michael Gambon and Michael Gough.) Such films can be fun to watch and I have fond memories of sneakily staying up late to watch them on TV, but even their greatest fans would find it hard to deny that they were melodramatic, overacted nonsense. In this regard, Tim Burton's film has captured their essence all too well.
All in all, Sleepy Hollow is a big disappointment.
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Using github
Whilst git
is a powerful and important tool to use even when working on a
project alone it becomes very powerful when working in collaboration with
others. In particular the notion of working on parallel branches extends to
different individuals working on parallel branches.
To do this, we genuinely use a remote
version of the repository. This can be
anywhere, even a copy of the repository in another folder on your computer.
One of the most popular remote services is called github
.
Note that the entire history of any copy of a git
repository always
travels with that repository.
Forking a repository
The notes you are currently reading are on github
:
github.com/drvinceknight/rsd.
Let us start by creating your own copy of that repository.
After signing in to github, click on Fork
button.
This then creates a copy of the repository under your account.
Cloning a repository
Now let us clone this repository locally: so that you will have your own copy of it.
Click on Clone or Download
and copy the https address of this repository:
Exit any previous directories and open your command line and type:
git clone <copied-address>
You should see something like this:
git clone https://github.com/<github-username>/rsd.git
Cloning into 'rsd'...
remote: Counting objects: 222, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (105/105), done.
remote: Total 222 (delta 64), reused 107 (delta 32), pack-reused 67
Receiving objects: 100% (222/222), 202.14 KiB | 0 bytes/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (84/84), done.
Checking connectivity... done.
This creates a copy of all the source files for the course. You're welcome to
look around and see the source files. Note that you can also type git log
to
see the entire history of how the course was written.
Making changes
If you go to participants list you can see a list of everyone who has participated in this course. You are now going to add yourself to that list.
First branch:
git branch add-<my-name>-to-participant-list
git checkout add-<my-name>-to-participant-list
Now navigate to src/participants/
. There you can see some .md
files. Copy
one of them:
cp vince.md <my-name>.md
Open that file with your editor and modify it to describe yourself.
Once that is done, let us commit that change:
git add <my-name>.md
git commit
A sensible commit message would be something like:
Add <my-name> as list of participants
I took part in the course on <date>.
This change only exists on your computer. For it to make it to the main course website, someone with control over the course website needs to be merge the changes in.
So you now need to "request" that that merge happens. Github offers the capability to do this using what is called a "Pull request" (PR)
Making a Pull Request
First we need to send the changes from your computer back to your remote copy.
Let us see what git knows about the remote:
git remote -v
(The -v
is short for "verbose")
This gives:
origin git@github.com:drvinceknight/rsd.git (fetch)
origin git@github.com:drvinceknight/rsd.git (push)
This shows that we have a single remote with short alias origin
(note the
actual address you see might be different).
We want to push to that remote:
git push origin add-<my-name>-to-participant-list
After running that command and authenticating your changes will be on your own branch:
Now you are ready to request that changes be merged. To do this, click on the "Compare and pull request" button and then write a message.
When opening a PR you might notice that github will attempt to use the commit messages to enter the text in the PR message. This can be helpful but no matter what before clicking the "Open a PR" button try to ensure that you message follows these principles:
- Include the purpose of the PR:
this change to the code base will...
- Ask for specific feedback:
I attempted to do ... but would appreciate specific feedback on that...
- Be polite and courteous: the person reviewing might be busy.
Now you are ready to create your first pull request: do this by clicking on "Create a pull request".
Reviewing a PR
Once you have opened your PR it will be reviewed. The review might ask for some changes:
If that's the case, make the changes locally, on the same branch. Stage and commit the changes. Then push them back to the same remote branch. This will automatically update the PR.
Reviewing a PR (or more generally: doing a "code review") should be a helpful and positive experience for all involved. When you have the opportunity to (you will in the last part of this workshop) keep the following principles in mind:
- Do not request changes based on familiarity biais. Someone might not do something in the same way you have but unless there is an objective reason (not following a style guide, inefficiency etc...) there is no need to ask for such a change.
- Do not be vague:
change this algorithm so that it evaluates terms based on number of prime factors
could be vague and confusing. Offer constructive and clear requests: including actual snippets of code. - When suggesting specific lines of code: make sure you have tried them yourself. This indeed would take time and a good code review does take time.
- Provide context: if there is a specific reason for a request, include the context.
- Be positive: use "let us change this function to do this" as opposed to "I don't like your function".
- Be polite and courteous: because life is short.
It is important to remember that if done well, a review of a PR should be a conversation.
Tip
When putting code online if you would like to tell people that they can use it take a look at licences.


API reference¶
Top-level functions¶
imdlib.core Module¶
by Saswata Nandi, Pratiman Patel and Sabyasachi Swain
Functions¶
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Check leap year or not |
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Function to download binary data and return an IMD class object time range is tuple or list or numpy array of 2 int number |
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Get filename for reading the file content in future |
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Check INDEX of closest lat lon for a given co-ordinate |
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get_data(time_range, var_type, proxies=None, fn_format=None, file_dir=None, sub_dir=False): |
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Calculate to no of days for a given starting and ending day |
imdlib.util Module¶
Functions¶
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Check leap year or not |
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Get filename for reading the file content in future |
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Check INDEX of closest lat lon for a given co-ordinate |
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Calculate to no of days for a given starting and ending day |


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main module¶
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main.
analyze_image
(filepath, filepath_without_end, file_ending, image_string)¶ This method takes the user-inputted image and provides analysis, including prediction of likelihood of malignancy, the user-inputted image superimposed with an outlining of the melanoma contour, and a color histogram of the intensities (frequencies) associated with each pixel value in gray scale. :param filepath: distinct location of each image :param filepath_without_end: distinct location of each image (excludes file type) :param file_ending: the type designation of file :param image_string: the base64 string of inputted image :return: The method outputs a dict entitled “results” containing the labels (benign and malignant), probabilities associated with each, and the base 64 strings of the contour superimposed melanoma image and color histogram respectively.
-
main.
determine_filepath
(img_string)¶ This method takes a base64 image string (of the user-inputted melanoma image) and creates a file path from it. Currently, it can account for .jpg, .png., and .bmp file types robustly. :param img_string: the encoded base64 string of the user-inputted image :return: The method returns the following: filepath, a distinct file path for each image;
filepath_without_end, same as filepath without the file type designation; file_ending, the file type of the image.
-
main.
hello_world
()¶
-
main.
validate
()¶ This method takes inputs from the front end, uses the methods determine_filepath and analyze_image to create a file path and provide analysis (malignancy predictions, border identification, color intensity), then posts analysis results as a json for the front end. Additionally, it creates a database entry encompassing user information, file path and type, and malignancy probabilities. :return: Results of analysis (labels, probabilities, contour, colorplot) in json form.


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Factor trinomial tutorial
x2 - 17x + 30
The middle term goes into the bottom diamond.
x2 - 17x + 30
The product of the first and last terms goes into the top diamond.
x2 - 17x + 30
The remaining two diamonds form a product equal to the value in the top
diamond and also form a sum equal to the value in the bottom diamond.
For example, -15x × -2x = 30x2
and -15x + -2x = -17x.
x2 - 17x + 30
The GCF of the top row goes in the yellow square.
x2 - 17x + 30
The term that multiplies with x to make the product
x2 goes in the yellow area.
x2 - 17x + 30
What multiplies with x to get -15x?
Enter the answer in the yellow box.
x2 - 17x + 30
What multiplies with -15 to get 30?
Enter the number in the yellow box.
x
-15
x
x2
-15x
-2
-2x
30
x2 - 17x + 30
The factors are (x-2) and (x-15).
x
-15
x
x2
-15x
-2
-2x
30


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The simplest approach for enabling TLS for all sensitive pages is to use TLS for the entire site. Enabling TLS for the entire site may require additional computing resources, so for performance reasons, it may be acceptable to enable TLS only for sensitive pages. To enable TLS only for sensitive pages:
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Download questions HERE
After checking many submissions, i found many are failing to handle exceptions and are not writing code for many cases. Look into it. :)
Randomly check website for any updates.
Instructions:
- Do or execute all the programs locally on your system and check the efficiency by yourself.
- The first three lines of code must contain your Name, Roll.No in comments.
- You can submit the code any number of times, but the last submission will be taken.
- Submit the code to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Mailing format:
=> Subject :
Body :
Attachments :
You can use Internet, but
- remember do not copy the programs.
- do not use the in-built functions or libraries which will finish the program in just few lines.


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| 002:232 Khan | : |
And when you have divorced women and they have fulfilled the term of their prescribed period, do not prevent them from marrying their (former) husbands, if they mutually agree on reasonable basis. This (instruction) is an admonition for him among you who believes in Allah and the Last Day. That is more virtuous and purer for you. Allah knows and you know not. |
| 002:232 Maulana | : |
And when you divorce women and they end their term, prevent them not from marrying their husbands if they agree among themselves in a lawful manner. With this is admonished he among you who believes in Allah and the Last Day. This is more profitable for you and purer. And Allah knows while you know not. |
| 002:232 Pickthal | : |
And when ye have divorced women and they reach their term, place not difficulties in the way of their marrying their husbands if it is agreed between them in kindness. This is an admonition for him among you who believeth in Allah and the Last Day. That is more virtuous for you, and cleaner. Allah knoweth; ye know not. |
| 002:232 Rashad | : |
If you divorce the women, once they fulfill their interim, do not prevent them from remarrying their husbands, if they reconcile amicably. This shall be heeded by those among you who believe in GOD and the Last Day. This is purer for you, and more righteous. GOD knows, while you do not know. |
| 002:232 Sarwar | : |
When the waiting period of the divorced women has ended, you (her relatives) must not prevent them from marrying their (previous) husbands again if they might reach an honorable agreement. This is an advice for those of you who believe in God and the Day of Judgment. It is the most beneficial and pure way of treating each other. God knows but you do not know. |
| 002:232 Shakir | : |
And when you have divorced women and they have ended, their term (of waiting), then do not prevent them from marrying their husbands when they agree among themselves in a lawful manner; with this is admonished he among you who believes in Allah and the last day, this is more profitable and purer for you; and Allah knows while you do not know. |
| 002:232 Sherali | : |
And when you divorce women and they reach the end of their period, prevent them not from marrying their husbands, if they agree between themselves in a decent manner. This an admonition for him among you who believes in ALLAH and the Last Day. It is more blessed for you and purer; and ALLAH knows but you know not. |
| 002:232 Yusufali | : |
When ye divorce women, and they fulfil the term of their ('Iddat), do not prevent them from marrying their (former) husbands, if they mutually agree on equitable terms. This instruction is for all amongst you, who believe in Allah and the Last Day. That is (the course Making for) most virtue and purity amongst you and Allah knows, and ye know not. |
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public class ClaimsList
extends java.lang.Object
A class that contains the ClaimList for the app. This is changed whenever a claim is created, edited or removed.
The most important methods used are:ClaimListActivity
, ClaimViewActivity
, and ExpenseListActivity
.
It is used in the ClaimListController
to control this activities as well.
mergeAllClaims() takes both local and remote claims and decides which claim is the most recent and keeps that one.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addClaim(Claim claim) |
void |
deleteClaim(Claim claim) |
void |
editClaim(Claim newClaim)
Update the claim with the ID of the
newClaim . |
Claim |
getClaim(java.lang.String claimId) |
Claim |
getClaimById(java.lang.String id) |
static ClaimsList |
getInstance(Context context) |
java.util.List<Claim> |
peekClaims() |
public static ClaimsList getInstance(Context context)
public void addClaim(Claim claim)
public Claim getClaim(java.lang.String claimId)
public void deleteClaim(Claim claim)
public void editClaim(Claim newClaim)
newClaim
.
The old claim with the same id will be removed, and the newClaim
will be added at the same location in the list.newClaim
- public java.util.List<Claim> peekClaims()
public Claim getClaimById(java.lang.String id)


RAID 0 QNAP
I’d posted about my QNAP TR-002 previously and how I was using it as direct attached storage for my Mac. Recently, I moved it to the PC to use it as storage for gaming, as I’d switched my Mac external storage to a Samsung T7 external drive.
For the gaming rig, I added a second 3TB drive to the TR-002 and used reformatted to NTFS. RAID 0 should give me some additional speeds over the storage I was currently using.
Crystal Mark gave me the following speeds for the 4TB internal drive I was using.
This is a 4TB drive that I’d shucked from a Seagate external drive.
I checked a single drive installed on the QNAP, accessed over USB 3 and got the following speeds - this was a 3TB WD Red drive that had been my NAS drive.
Once I’d put them together and set up the RAID 0, I the speeds weren’t bad. Not sure about the seek speeds, but it gives me additional storage for games, as the 4TB was getting a bit tight on space. I prefer to have all my games downloaded, as I don’t want to wait to download it when I do want to play it, being on a average download speed of 35Mb/s, means I’d have to wait 4-6 hours for some of the larger games to download.
The TR-002 works fine in RAID 0 and I’m getting reasonable enough speeds from it for my purposes.


Passengers rejoice: Commuter line from Lebak to reach Serang next year
by News DeskRailway operator PT KAI Indonesia has planned to extend a commuter line route from Rangkasbitung in Lebak, Banten, to Serang city in Banten, with construction expected to start in 2020.
“Next year we plan to electrify [railway routes] toward Serang. So from Rangkasbitung to Serang, [the public] will be able to take the commuter line,” KAI operational region 1 executive vice president Sofyan Hasan said on Thursday.
He said that local train routes from Rangkasbitung to Merak in Banten carried 8,000 commuters daily.
Residents of Serang and its surrounding areas are expected to be able to enjoy the commuter line by the end of next year.
Sofyan said it would take six months to build electric facilities on the existing railways.
The commuter line will also operate on two railways as the Merak double-track project is currently under way.
Currently, Rangkasbitung is the farthest commuter line route from the capital Jakarta, measuring up to 72.7 kilometers in length.
If the commuter line is extended to Serang, the line will be 105 km long.
KAI, however, has yet to reveal whether commuters will be able to take the train directly from Tanah Abang Station in Central Jakarta to Serang or if commuters will have to transit in Rangkasbitung. (ami)


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Fleischer, Kurt, and Alan H. Barr. "A simulation testbed for the study of multicellular development: The multiple mechanisms of morphogenesis." 1994 |
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Stanley, Kenneth O., and Risto Miikkulainen. "Evolving neural networks through augmenting topologies." Evolutionary computation 10.2 (2002): 99-127 |
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Cully, Antoine, et al. "Robots that can adapt like animals." Nature 521.7553 (2015): 503.
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Wilson, Dennis G., et al. "Positional Cartesian Genetic Programming." arXiv preprint arXiv:1810.04119 (2018).
| Game | Human | Double | DQN | Prioritized | A3C:FF | HyperNEAT | CGP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asteroids | 13157 | 1193.2 | 2035.4 | 1654 | 4474.5 | 1694 | 9412 |
| Defender | 27510 | 33996 | 21093.5 | 56533 | 14620 | 993010 | |
| Gravitar | 2672 | 200.5 | 297 | 218 | 303.5 | 370 | 2350 |
| JamesBond | 406.7 | 573 | 835.5 | 3511.5 | 541 | 5660 | 6130 |
| Kangaroo | 3035 | 11204 | 10334 | 10241 | 94 | 800 | 1400 |
| Krull | 2395 | 6796.1 | 8051.6 | 7406.5 | 5560 | 12601.4 | 9086.8 |
| Ms. Pacman | 15693 | 1241.3 | 2250.6 | 1824.6 | 653.7 | 3408 | 2568 |
| Private Eye | 69571 | -575.5 | 292.6 | 179 | 206.9 | 10747.4 | 12702.2 |
| Skiing | -11490.4 | -11928 | -10852.8 | -10911.1 | -7983.6 | -9011 | |
| Solaris | 810 | 1768.4 | 2238.2 | 1956 | 160 | 8324 | |
| YarsRevenge | 6270.6 | 25976.5 | 5965.1 | 7157.5 | 24096.4 | 28838.2 |
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| Inputs | Output (SGD) | Output (Adam) |
| $\mu_{\theta}$ | $\eta$ | $\eta$ |
| $\sigma_{\theta}$ | $\alpha$ | $\beta_1$ |
| $\mu_{\nabla Q}$ | $\beta_2$ | |
| $\sigma_{\nabla Q}$ | $\epsilon$ | |
| layer location | ||
| layer size |
Wilson, Dennis G., et al. "Neuromodulated Learning in Deep Neural Networks."
arXiv preprint arXiv:1812.03365 (2018).
Simonyan, Karen, and Andrew Zisserman. "Very deep convolutional networks for large-scale image recognition." ICLR (2015).
| m0 | small |
| m1 | medium |
| m2 | large |
Miller, Julian F., Dennis G. Wilson, and Sylvain Cussat-Blanc. "Evolving developmental programs that build neural networks for solving multiple problems." Genetic Programming Theory and Practice XVI. Springer, Cham, 2019. 137-178.
Parisi, German I., et al. "Continual lifelong learning with neural
networks: A review." Neural Networks (2019).
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The execution of the TestScript resources contained in this folder are constrained by the following conventions:
The TestScript resources in this folder represent all of the possible variations** within the tests; i.e. JSON vs. XML content, client vs. server resource id assignment, and bonus vs. no bonus features.
Based on these testing variations, the following TestScript definitions are available - one for each variation:
| TestScript Name | Description |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-base-client-id-json | JSON Format - Baseline tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, no extensions with client assigned resource id. |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-base-client-id-xml | XML Format - Baseline tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, no extensions with client assigned resource id. |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-bonus-client-id-json | JSON Format - Baseline (Bonus) tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, with extensions and client assigned resource id. |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-bonus-client-id-xml | XML Format - Baseline (Bonus) tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, with extensions and client assigned resource id. |
| TestScript Name | Description |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-base-server-id-json | JSON Format - Baseline tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, no extensions with server assigned resource id. |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-base-server-id-xml | XML Format - Baseline tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, no extensions with server assigned resource id. |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-bonus-server-id-json | JSON Format - Baseline (Bonus) tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, with extensions and server assigned resource id. |
| connectathon-12-track-13-patient-bonus-server-id-xml | XML Format - Baseline (Bonus) tests to create, update, retrieve history and search a patient, with extensions and server assigned resource id. |
** This representation of the Track 13 - Patient tests is not meant to be diffinitive and complete. This is one example of how these tests can be defined in the current DSTU-2 format of the TestScript resource. Constructive feedback, suggestions and critisms are welcome.
Richard Ettema, AEGIS.net richard.ettema@aegis.net


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We propose a simple real-time index of global human-induced warming and assess its
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public class VariantFilter
extends java.lang.Object
The preferred way of instrumenting Variant experiments for host applications written on top of the Java Servlet API.
By using this filter, the application programmer can, in many cases, instrument experiments
with no to very little coding. The filter intercepts HTTP requests for the instrumented
pages, obtains the resolved variant and, if non-control, forwards the request to the path
contained in the resolved state parameter path
.
The application programmer should use this filter if the following assumptions hold:
path
state parameter, so that 1) its base value
denotes the resource path to the this state's control; and 2) its variant value denotes the
resource path to the single point of entry of that state variant.
The filter is configured as following:
<filter>
<filter-name>variantFilter</filter-name>
<filter-class>com.variant.client.servlet.VariantFilter</filter-class>
<init-param>
<param-name>schemaResourceName</param-name>
<param-value>/path/to/schema.json</param-value>
</init-param>
<init-param>
<param-name>propsResourceName</param-name>
<param-value>/path/to/variant.props</param-value>
</init-param>
</filter>
<filter-mapping>
<filter-name>variantFilter</filter-name>
<url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>
The init(FilterConfig)
method looks for two initialization parameters:
schemaResourceName
: Name of the schema file as a classpath resource.
Parsed once during filter initialization. To change a schema, application restart will be required.
(Temporary limitaion to be removed in an upcoming version.)
propsResourceName
: Name of the application properties file as a
classpath resource. Its content will override default properties, but will be overridden
by /varaint.props
, if found on the classpath.
The URL pattern in filter mapping can be something narrower than /*
, of course, so long
as it matches all state path
s listed in the schema.
StateParsedHookListenerImpl
hook listener is registered prior to parsing of the schema,
which checks that each state defines the path
parameter and that its value starts with a
forward slash. If that is not the case, a parser error will be emitted by the listener.
It is assumed that the base path
state parameter, i.e. the one specified at the State
level, denotes the resource path to the control variation of this state. This allows this filter to
identify whether an incoming HTTP request is for an instrumented state or not. If not, the request
is forwarded down the filter chain by calling chain.doFilter(ServletRequest, ServletResponse)
.
If the requested path corresponds to an instrumented state, the session (obtained from
Variant client servlet adapter by calling ServletVariantClient#getOrCreateSession(HttpServletRequest)
)
is targeted for this state with ServletSession.targetForState(State)
. The resulting
ServletStateRequest
object contains information about the outcome of the targeting
operation, including the resulting variant and the resolved state parameters. This
ServletStateRequest
object is added to the current HttpServletRequest
as
an attribute named #VARIANT_REQUEST_ATTRIBUTE_NAME
, should the downstream application code
wish to extend the semantics, e.g. trigger a custom VariantEvent
.
The resolved variant's path
state parameter is interpreted as the request path to the resource which implements the targeted
variant. The request is forwarded to that path with ServletRequestDispatcher.forward()
.
Upon return from either forward or a fall-through down the filter chain, the
doFilter(ServletRequest, ServletResponse, FilterChain)
method below adds the status of the
HTTP response in progress to the pending state visited event and commits the Variant state request
in progress.
Any exceptions due to Variant are caught and logged. Should such an exception occur, an attempt is made to mark the state of the pending state visited event as failed and to allow the request proceed down the filter chain. In other words, should the instrumentation fail due to an internal Varaint exception, the user session will see the control experience.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
VARIANT_REQUEST_ATTR_NAME |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
VariantFilter() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
destroy() |
void |
doFilter(ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response,
FilterChain chain)
Identify the state, target and commit the state request.
|
void |
init(FilterConfig config)
Initialize the Variant servlet adapter and parse the experiment schema.
|
protected void |
onSession(ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response,
ServletSession ssn)
On session callback method.
|
protected void |
onStateRequest(ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response,
ServletStateRequest stateRequest)
On session callback method.
|
public static final java.lang.String VARIANT_REQUEST_ATTR_NAME
protected void onSession(ServletRequest request, ServletResponse response, ServletSession ssn)
ssn
- The newly acquired Variant session object.protected void onStateRequest(ServletRequest request, ServletResponse response, ServletStateRequest stateRequest)
ssn
- The newly acquired Variant session object.public void init(FilterConfig config) throws ServletException
ServletException
Filter#init(FilterConfig)
public void doFilter(ServletRequest request, ServletResponse response, FilterChain chain) throws java.io.IOException, ServletException
java.io.IOException
ServletException
Filter#doFilter(ServletRequest, ServletResponse, FilterChain)
public void destroy()
Filter#destroy()
Release 0.10.1. Updated 04 Sep 2019.
Copyright © 2019 Variant Inc.


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The pilpres2014 pipeline has been running fully under 'autopilot' mode with 0 administrator.
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hht.py for Hilbert Huang Transform¶
-
hht.
FAhilbert
(imfs, dt)[source]¶ Performs Hilbert transformation on imfs. Returns frequency and amplitude of signal.
-
hht.
hht
(data, time, freqsol=33, timesol=50)[source]¶ hht function for the Hilbert Huang Transform spectrum
- data : array-like, shape (n_samples,)
- The input signal.
- time : array-like, shape (n_samples), optional
- Time instants of the signal samples. (defaults to np.arange(1, len(signal)))
- matplotlib.figure.Figure
- The figure (new or existing) in which the hht spectrum is plotted.
-
hht.
hilb
(s, unwrap=False)[source]¶ Performs Hilbert transformation on signal s. Returns amplitude and phase of signal. Depending on unwrap value phase can be either in range [-pi, pi) (unwrap=False) or continuous (unwrap=True).
-
hht.
plot_frequency
(signal, imfs, time_samples=None, fig=None)[source]¶ plot_imfs function for the Hilbert Huang Transform is adopted from pyhht. Author: jaidevd https://github.com/jaidevd/pyhht/blob/dev/pyhht/visualization.py Plot the signal, IMFs.
- signal : array-like, shape (n_samples,)
- The input signal.
- imfs : array-like, shape (n_imfs, n_samples)
- Matrix of IMFs as generated with the EMD.decompose method.
- time_samples : array-like, shape (n_samples), optional
- Time instants of the signal samples. (defaults to np.arange(1, len(signal)))
- matplotlib.figure.Figure
- The figure (new or existing) in which the instance frequency is plotted.
-
hht.
plot_imfs
(signal, imfs, time_samples=None, fig=None)[source]¶ plot_imfs function for the Hilbert Huang Transform is adopted from pyhht. Author: jaidevd https://github.com/jaidevd/pyhht/blob/dev/pyhht/visualization.py Plot the signal, IMFs.
- signal : array-like, shape (n_samples,)
- The input signal.
- imfs : array-like, shape (n_imfs, n_samples)
- Matrix of IMFs as generated with the EMD.decompose method.
- time_samples : array-like, shape (n_samples), optional
- Time instants of the signal samples. (defaults to np.arange(1, len(signal)))
- matplotlib.figure.Figure
- The figure (new or existing) in which the decomposition is plotted.


Agility.js is an MVC library for Javascript that lets you write maintainable and reusable browser code without the verbose or infrastructural overhead found in other MVC libraries. The goal is to enable developers to write web apps at least as quickly as with jQuery, while simplifying long-term maintainability through MVC objects.
The library itself is a small Javascript file (goal is to remain under 10K), and its only dependency is a recent version of jQuery. The project is licensed under the liberal MIT license.
See the documentation for a more complete list of features.
Agility supports (but does not require) writing your entire code in Javascript, that is, content (HTML), style (CSS), and behavior (JS) can all be contained within Javascript objects. Unless otherwise stated the examples in this tour consist of such code. See Getting started in the docs for the HTML template adopted.
Agility works with a single object type that contains a full model-view-controller stack. These MVC objects are built by passing initializers to the factory function $$()
, which takes care of setting up default bindings, auto-proxying, etc. The example below initializes an MVC object with empty model, a simple view, and default controllers:
// Hello World var message = $$({ model: {}, view: { format: '
Hello World
' }, controller: {} }); $$.document.append(message);
A more compact syntax is also supported. It's handy when dealing with simple objects:
// Hello World // Compact syntax: initializers are passed in the order M, V, C: var message = $$({}, '
Hello World
'); $$.document.append(message);
Inline HTML is useful for things like quick prototyping, but sometimes it's useful to keep format and behavior separate. In this case you can pull the HTML from a DOM element, like so:
// Hello World var message = $$({ model: {}, view: { format: $('#my-format').html() }, controller: {} }); $$.document.append(message);
And then in your HTML file:

Agility comes with a powerful model-view binder, so that views are always in sync with models and vice-versa. Establishing bindings is as simple as introducing a data-bind
attribute in the desired DOM element; the factory function takes care of creating the necessary controllers:
// Bind model to element's HTML content var message = $$({txt:"I'm text from a model"}, '
'); $$.document.append(message); // Bind model to element's attribute var url = 'http://google.com/favicon.ico'; var icon = $$({path:url}, '
Image src from model:
'); $$.document.append(icon);
Bindings are always two-way (instant updates in both directions), and work with most input types:
// Two-way binding (checkbox) var check = $$( {a:false, b:true}, "
 \ <input type='checkbox' name='test' data-bind='a'/> checked:
 \ <input type='checkbox' name='test' data-bind='b'/> checked:
 \
" ); $$.document.append(check);
User-defined controllers are bound to events by automatically matching function and event names. To handle DOM events, start with the event name followed by a DOM selector. Agility events (e.g. object creation, model change, etc) are never followed by a selector:
var person = $$({}, '
<input type="text" data-bind="name"/>
', { 'create': function(){ // Fired upon object creation this.view.$('#msg').text('Enter name'); }, 'change': function(){ // Fired upon model change this.view.$('#msg').text('Name changed to: '+this.model.get('name')); }, 'focus input': function(){ // Fired upon DOM event 'focus' on element input // 'this' is always auto-proxied to the owner MVC object this.view.$('#msg').text('Focused on input!'); } }); $$.document.append(person);
Agility adopts a simple object hierarchy model. Objects can serve as the prototype of other objects (differential inheritance):
// Base object with empty model: var proto = $$({}, '
'); // Derived objects with specified models: var obj1 = $$(proto, {name:'Joe Doe'}); var obj2 = $$(proto, {name:'Foo Bar'}); $$.document.append(obj1); $$.document.append(obj2);
as well as containers for other Agility objects:
var counter = 0; var item = $$({}, '
I\'m item #
'); var list = $$({}, '
 <button>Click me</button>

', { 'click button': function(){ var newItem = $$(item, {id:counter}); this.prepend(newItem, 'ul'); // add object to container, prepend view at
 counter++; } }) $$.document.append(list);
Views don't require styles (CSS) to be declared in-object, but doing so leads to fully reusable objects and eliminates the need to maintain HTML and CSS files. For example, the object clock
below can be copied-and-pasted into any Agility project - its content, style, and behavior are preserved without having to fish out HTML and CSS elements/selectors from different files:
var clock = $$({ model: { time: '12:00:00' }, view: { format: '', style: '& { color:white; background:#88f; padding:4px 8px; }' }, controller: { 'create': function(){ var self = this; setInterval(function(){ self.model.set({time: (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString()}); }, 1000); } } }); $$.document.append(clock);
Server- and client-side persistence can be implemented through the built-in plugin persist. You can setup and load
a model from a RESTful service in one line (the view is automatically updated via model-view binding):
var person = $$({id:123}, '
Name:
', '& span {background:blue; color:white; padding:3px 6px;}'); // Initialize plugin with RESTful adapter, load model with above id: person.persist($$.adapter.restful, {collection:'people'}).load(); $$.document.append(person);
(View JSON server response used in the request above: GET api/people/123).
You can also gather
an entire collection of models and insert them as MVC objects (derived from a prototype) into an object's container, as illustrated below. This example also shows how Ajax "loading" icons/messages are implemented through two simple controllers:
// // person: prototype (will be 'gathered' below) // var person = $$({}, '
').persist($$.adapter.restful, {collection:'people'}); // // people: persons container // var people = $$({ model: {}, view: { format: '
\ Loading ...\ <button>Load people</button>

\ People:
\
', style: '& {position:relative}\ & span {position:absolute; top:0; right:0; padding:3px 6px; background:red; color:white; display:none; }' }, controller: { 'click button': function(){ this.empty(); this.gather(person, 'append', 'ul'); }, // Ajax loading message - start 'persist:start': function(){ this.view.$('span').show(); }, // Ajax loading message - stop 'persist:stop': function(){ this.view.$('span').hide(); } } }).persist(); // this makes .gather() available $$.document.append(people);
(View JSON server response used in the request above: GET api/people/).
Last but not least, no modern MVC library is complete without a simple To-Do list example. The fully functional example below has 17 lines of code:
// // Item prototype // var item = $$({}, '
 <button>x</button>
', '& span { cursor:pointer; }', { 'click span': function(){ var input = prompt('Edit to-do item:', this.model.get('content')); if (!input) return; this.model.set({content:input}); }, 'click button': function(){ this.destroy(); } }); // // List of items // var list = $$({}, '
 <button id="new">New item</button>

', { 'click #new': function(){ var newItem = $$(item, {content:'Click to edit'}); this.append(newItem, 'ul'); // add to container, appending at
 } }); $$.document.append(list);


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addCanvas
- adds a new <canvas> element to Scrawl-canvas stack immediately before this element, and sets up the canvas to mimic the element (meaning it will mimic changes to the element’s dimensions, positioning, scale and 3D rotational values)
- The function can accept a Javascript object argument containing key:value pairs which will be used to set up the new canvas’s attributes after it has been created.
- To make the canvas look as if it is in front of the element, set the element’s opacity CSS attribute to 0
- This function is used when adding a Scrawl-canvas snippet to a stacked element.
P.addCanvas = function (items = Ωempty) {
if (!this.canvas) {
const canvas = document.createElement(CANVAS),
el = this.domElement;
canvas.id = `${this.name}-canvas`;
const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect();
el.parentNode.insertBefore(canvas, this.domElement);
const art = makeCanvas({
name: `${this.name}-canvas`,
domElement: canvas,
position: ABSOLUTE,
width: rect.width,
height: rect.height,
mimic: this.name,
lockTo: MIMIC,
useMimicDimensions: true,
useMimicScale: true,
useMimicStart: true,
useMimicHandle: true,
useMimicOffset: true,
useMimicRotation: true,
addOwnDimensionsToMimic: false,
addOwnScaleToMimic: false,
addOwnStartToMimic: false,
addOwnHandleToMimic: false,
addOwnOffsetToMimic: false,
addOwnRotationToMimic: false,
});
art.set(items);
this.canvas = art;
return art;
}
else return this.canvas;
};


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turned_off(..., ignore_cassettes = FALSE) turn_on() turned_on() turn_off(ignore_cassettes = FALSE)
| ... | Any block of code to run, presumably an http request |
|---|---|
| ignore_cassettes | (logical) Controls what happens when a cassette is
inserted while vcr is turned off. If |
turned_off()
- Turns vcr off for the duration of a block.
turn_off()
- Turns vcr off, so that it no longer handles every
HTTP request
turn_on()
- turns vcr on
turned_on()
- Asks if vcr is turned on, gives a boolean
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The Config Module¶
The basic configuration method is to use a dictionary which can be parsed in python. Within that structure, each field can either be a value, another dictionary which is then further parsed, or occasionally a list of items (which can be either values or dictionaries). The hierarchy can go as deep as necessary.
Our example config files are all yaml files, which are read using the executable galsim
.
This is a nice format for config files, but it is not required. Anything that can represent a
dictionary will do. For example, the executable galsim
also reads in and processes json-style
config files if you prefer.
If you would like a kind of tutorial that goes through typical uses of the config files, there
are a series of demo config files in the GalSim/examples
directory.
See Tutorials for more information.
For a concrete example of what a config file looks like, here is
demo1.yaml
(the first file in the aforementioned tutorial) stripped of most of the comments to make it easier
to see the essence of the structure:
gal :
type : Gaussian
sigma : 2 # arcsec
flux : 1.e5 # total counts in all pixels
psf :
type : Gaussian
sigma : 1 # arcsec
image :
pixel_scale : 0.2 # arcsec / pixel
noise :
type : Gaussian
sigma : 30 # standard deviation of the counts in each pixel
output :
dir : output_yaml
file_name : demo1.fits
This file defines a dictionary, which in python would look like:
config = {
'gal' : {
'type' : 'Gaussian',
'sigma' : 2.,
'flux' : 1.e5
},
'psf' : {
'type' : 'Gaussian',
'sigma' : 1.
},
'image' : {
'pixel_scale' : 0.2,
'noise' : {
'type' : 'Gaussian',
'sigma' : 30.
}
},
'output' : {
'dir' : 'output_yaml',
'file_name' : 'demo1.fits'
}
}
As you can see, there are several top level fields (gal
, psf
, image
, and output
)
that define various aspects of the simulation. There are others as well that we will describe
below, but most simulations will want to include at least these four.
Most fields have a type
item that defines what the other items in the field mean.
(The image
and output
fields here have implicit types Single
and Fits
,
which are the default, so may be omitted.)
For instance, a Gaussian surface brightness profile is defined by the parameters
sigma
and flux
.
Most types have some optional items that take reasonable defaults if you omit them.
E.g. the flux is not relevant for a PSF, so it may be omitted in the psf
field, in which
case the default of flux=1
is used.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.gratex.perconik.activity.ide.listeners | |
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.activity.data.core | |
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.activity.listeners | |
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.core |
Base interfaces and classes of the core listener and resource model.
|
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.core.debug.services.listeners | |
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.core.listeners |
Interfaces for listeners supported by the default core implementation.
|
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.core.preferences |
Core preference models.
|
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.core.services |
Interfaces and abstract implementations of core services and their
components.
|
| sk.stuba.fiit.perconik.core.services.listeners |
Interfaces and reference implementations of core listener service and its
components.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerProvider
An object responsible for providing
Listener instances. |
| ListenerProviderFactory
The
ListenerProviderFactory
creates ListenerProvider instances. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerService
An object with an operational state providing access to the underlying
listener provider and manager.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerProvider
An object responsible for providing
Listener instances. |
| ListenerProviderFactory
The
ListenerProviderFactory
creates ListenerProvider instances. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerClassesSupplier
A class that can supply a set of
Listener classes. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerManager
An object responsible for managing registrations of
Listener
instances. |
| ListenerManagerFactory
The
ListenerManagerFactory
creates ListenerManager instances. |
| ListenerProvider
An object responsible for providing
Listener instances. |
| ListenerProviderFactory
The
ListenerProviderFactory
creates ListenerProvider instances. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerClassesSupplier
A class that can supply a set of
Listener classes. |
| ListenerManager
An object responsible for managing registrations of
Listener
instances. |
| ListenerProvider
An object responsible for providing
Listener instances. |
| ListenerService
An object with an operational state providing access to the underlying
listener provider and manager.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerClassesSupplier
A class that can supply a set of
Listener classes. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ListenerService
An object with an operational state providing access to the underlying
listener provider and manager.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractListenerService.AbstractBuilder
An abstract builder for creating listener service instances.
|
| ListenerClassesSupplier
A class that can supply a set of
Listener classes. |
| ListenerManager
An object responsible for managing registrations of
Listener
instances. |
| ListenerProvider
An object responsible for providing
Listener instances. |
| ListenerProvider.Builder
A builder for creating listener provider instances.
|
| ListenerService
An object with an operational state providing access to the underlying
listener provider and manager.
|
| ListenerService.Builder
A builder for creating listener service instances.
|


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