This package conducts Score Equity Assessment (SEA; Dorans, 2004) by calculating and plotting multiple SEA indices as introduced by a variety of authors and summarized by Huggins and Penfield (2012).
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.1) |
| Published: | 2014-11-19 |
| Author: | Anne Corinne Huggins-Manley [aut, cre], Douglas Whitaker [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Anne Corinne Huggins-Manley <ahuggins at coe.ufl.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | SEAsic results |
| Reference manual: | SEAsic.pdf |
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The Fourier series discussed above indicates that a periodic function is composed of discrete spectrum and is written as
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| (93) |
where T is the period of h(t). The nth term of the above Fourier series corresponds to a harmonic of frequency
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| (94) |
and the expansion coeﬃcient cn is given by
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| (95) |
In terms of fn, the coeﬃcient in Eq. (95) is written
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| (96) |
In terms of fn, the Fourier series in Eq. (93) is written
Note that c(fn)ei2πtfn is the value of function c(f)ei2πtf at f = fn. Further note that the interval between fn and fn+1 is 1∕T. Thus the above summation is the rectangular formula for numerically calculating the integration ∫ −∞∞c(f)ei2πtfdf. Therefore, equation (97) can be approximately written as|
| (98) |
which will become exact when the interval 1∕T → 0, i.e., T →∞. Therefore, for the case T →∞, the Fourier series exactly becomes
|
| (99) |
where c(f) is given by Eq. (96), i.e.,
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| (100) |
Note that the function h(t) given in Eq. (99) is proportional to Tc(f) while the function c(f) given in Eq. (100) is proportional to 1∕T. Since T →∞, it is desired to eliminate the T and 1∕T factors in Eqs. (99) and (100), which can be easily achieved by deﬁning a new function
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| (101) |
Then equations (99) and (100) are written as
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| (102) |
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| (103) |
Equations (102) and (103) are the Fourier transformation pairs discussed in the next section.


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Given the following recursive function signature, write the function code such that this function takes a set of integers and a target number, your goal is to find whether a subset of those numbers that sums to the target number. For example, given the set 3,7,1,8,-3 and the target sum 4, the subset 3,1 sums to 4. On the other hand, if the target is 2 then the result is false.


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Model validation is performed to determine “whether a model is sufficiently credible, accurate, and reliable to be used for its intended applications”(Alarid-escudero, Gulati, and Rutter 2019)
In this fourth component, we internally validated the calibrated model by comparing the predicted outputs from the model evaluated at the calibrated parameters against the calibration targets (Eddy et al. 2012, Goldhaber-Fiebert, Stout, and Goldie (2010), Vemer et al. (2013), Kopec et al. (2010), Oberkampf, Trucano, and Hirsch (2004)). It is important to check the internal validity of our Sick-Sicker model before we move on to the analysis components. To internally validate the Sick-Sicker model, we compare the model-predicted output evaluated at posterior parameters against the calibration targets. This is all done in the 04_validation.R script in the analysis
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In section 04.2 Compute model-predicted outputs, we compute the model-predicted outputs for each sample of posterior distribution as well as for the MAP estimate. We then use the function data_summary
to summarize the model-predicted posterior outputs into different summary statistics.
print.function(data_summary)
#> function(data, varname, groupnames){
#> summary_func <- function(x, col){
#> c(mean = mean(x[[col]], na.rm = TRUE),
#> median = quantile(x[[col]], probs = 0.5, names = FALSE),
#> sd = sd(x[[col]], na.rm=TRUE),
#> lb = quantile(x[[col]], probs = 0.025, names = FALSE),
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#> }
#> data_sum <- plyr::ddply(data, groupnames, .fun = summary_func,
#> varname)
#> data_sum <- plyr::rename(data_sum, c("mean" = varname))
#> return(data_sum)
#> }
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The computation of the model-predicted outputs using the MAP estimate is done by inserting the v_calib_post_map
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In sections 04.6 Internal validation: Model-predicted outputs vs. targets, we check the internal validation by plotting the model-predicted outputs against the calibration targets (Figures 1.1-1.3). The generated plots are saved as .png files in the figs
folder. These files can be used in reports without the need of re-running the code.
Alarid-escudero, Fernando, Roman Gulati, and Carolyn M Rutter. 2019. “Validation of Microsimulation Models Used for Population Health Policy.” In Complex Systems and Population Health: A Primer, edited by Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Kristen Hassmiller Lich, and Michael K. Lemke, 1–13. Oxford University Press.
Eddy, David M., William Hollingworth, J. Jaime Caro, Joel Tsevat, Kathryn M. McDonald, and John B. Wong. 2012. “Model transparency and validation: A report of the ISPOR-SMDM modeling good research practices task force-7.” Medical Decision Making 32 (5): 733–43. doi:10.1177/0272989X12454579.
Goldhaber-Fiebert, JD, NK Stout, and SJ Goldie. 2010. “Empirically evaluating decision-analytic models.” Value in Health 13 (5): 667–74. doi:10.1111/j.1524-4733.2010.00698.x.
Kopec, Jacek a, Philippe Finès, Douglas G Manuel, David L Buckeridge, William M Flanagan, Jillian Oderkirk, Michal Abrahamowicz, et al. 2010. “Validation of population-based disease simulation models: a review of concepts and methods.” BMC Public Health 10 (1). BioMed Central Ltd: 710. doi:10.1186/1471-2458-10-710.
Oberkampf, William L, Timothy G Trucano, and Charles Hirsch. 2004. “Verification, validation, and predictive capability in computational engineering and physics.” Applied Mechanics Reviews 57 (5): 345–84. doi:10.1115/1.1767847.
Vemer, Pepijn, P. F.M. Krabbe, T. L. Feenstra, G. A.K. Van Voorn, Corro Ramos, and M. J. Al. 2013. “Improving model validation in health technology assessment: Comments on guidelines of the ISPOR-SMDM modeling good research practices task force.” Value in Health 16 (6): 1106–7. doi:10.1016/j.jval.2013.06.015.


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Bryan_Beus12-Jun-19 12:06 AM
Why doesn't it send the change to a new address?
This is on the RICK chain.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Jun-19 12:08 AM
@Bryan_Beus is that your tx or one at random?
Bryan_Beus12-Jun-19 12:08 AM
It's mine.
I did a faucetget command to get 0.1 RICK coins, then did getnewaddress, and then looked at the raw transaction.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Jun-19 12:08 AM
do you have pubkey set as a param?
Bryan_Beus12-Jun-19 12:08 AM
And then sent 0.05 to the new address *
ah, yes, I do.
Wow!
So, when pubkey is set as param, change goes to pubkey?
Nifty!
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Bryan_Beus12-Jun-19 01:48 AM
CryptoConditions and MoMoM are separate, correct? Or does MoMoM rely on CC?
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Alright12-Jun-19 02:35 AM
momom is just a CC
very different than other CCs, but a CC
D.rabbani12-Jun-19 06:56 AM
Hi there back after a long time and the issue is i am facing at the moment is about the staking server
i have got thrree staking servers
two of them are working fine
on third staking server i have got this error
DisconnectTip trying to disconnect notarized block at ht.315280
can anyone know the blocks are not building up on that server
current height is 315337
@Alright
CHMEX12-Jun-19 12:41 PM
there was a block mined with a 8 minutes delay
kmd.explorer.dexstats.info/block/000000008c87c90281557fb54930cd65f6c1928af9fa4de2fd8a4fd9a1fdb968(edited)
jorian12-Jun-19 12:43 PM
there were several today
i saw them happen about 2 hours ago too
CHMEX12-Jun-19 12:43 PM
Ah I see ok
jorian12-Jun-19 12:43 PM
is that because the miner set their own time wrong?
jl777c12-Jun-19 12:43 PM
it cant be much more than 2 minutes old
attempted timewarp attack or miners clock is off by 5 minutes+
@CHMEX i would verify via RPC that it's not an explorer rendering bug, as well
somebody is mining to the default example z-nomp address?
that is weird
CHMEX12-Jun-19 01:10 PM
It's luckpool.net/(edited)
dukeleto12-Jun-19 01:38 PM
hmmmmm
I gave hellcatz a heads up
Luckpool enabled a new kind of mining, "hybrid mining" recently
a mixture of solo and pooled mining, where you share 75% of BR. Since KMD can sometimes have large blocks, it's geared towards that, but he enabled it on all coins of the pool. I wonder if this is related
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because they haven't done enough damage already
CHMEX12-Jun-19 03:46 PM
it will be backwards compatible
'End of sarcasm for today'
Exile1312-Jun-19 03:46 PM
@CHMEX@jl777c thank you! @tonystark2099 hello! I am the project manager with The HempCoin!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Jun-19 03:46 PM
because they haven't done enough damage already
It's called:
keep recoding what you already have so that you can pretend you're still "innovating"(edited)
tonystark209912-Jun-19 03:56 PM
@Exile13 I forgot to say that I have little experience in blockchain development yet. I have only developed smaller prototypes using the APIs of Nxt and IOTA so far. That's why I wouldn't be the right developer for Hempcoin. I was thinking of a smaller project in which I could invest 8-10 hours a week.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Jun-19 03:58 PM
project in which I could invest 8-10 hours a week
those exist in this space?
Exile1312-Jun-19 04:00 PM
Lul
I'd be happy to speak with you more if you wish
hellcatz12-Jun-19 05:13 PM
Hello all. le tme catch up on the topic.
@SHossain Yes, that is my pool address. We are following consensus on block times. It may look at little funny on the explorer, as they do not show the timestamp of when the block actually arrived, but the timestamp that was included in the block.
The timestamp that is included in the block is allowed to vary by 7200 seconds (zcash forks). *update (~8 minutes for KMD)(edited)
We are following consensus and not performing any kind of attacks. If we were, we would be orphaning blocks and not validating them.
I guess it just looks really funny on the explorers.
jl777c12-Jun-19 05:19 PM
komodo consensus does not allow a 7200 second variance
more like 8 minutes
hellcatz12-Jun-19 05:23 PM
The time value being used it being provided by the daemon in getblocktemplate
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Jun-19 01:00 AM
still needs to know if anyone knows how to close a QT modal dialog (as if the user clicked "OK") without the user clicking "OK"
jl777c13-Jun-19 02:12 AM
we have snapshot mode for payments CC, that combined with -ac_script can create a DAO mechanism
I first heard about DAO way back in 2014, but at the time i was still pretty new to blockchain and I had no idea how it could possibly…
KomodoWorld13-Jun-19 07:30 AM
For a developer looking to integrate Komodo and assetchains in a wallet, what repo should he look into for assetchains parameters? Supernet, Dex, Bet... etc I suppose are somewhere in Komodo repo, but hush k64 or utrum, etc. are in their own project repo?
Last block 23 mins ago? Or did my explorer fork again?
jl777c13-Jun-19 11:14 AM
there was very large hashrate on KMD earlier, now back to normal
also it seems no more eligible notaries.
CHMEX13-Jun-19 11:17 AM
I see makes sense about 17 notaries dont mine atm
jorian13-Jun-19 12:58 PM
wow, 17 notaries say no to easy mining
dukeleto13-Jun-19 04:11 PM
I am not complaining
jorian13-Jun-19 04:20 PM
you do not gain from it, normally
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Jun-19 04:23 PM
you do if you're a miner
dukeleto13-Jun-19 04:38 PM
since 17/64 notaries are out, that leaves 47/64 notaries (73.4%) to share the entire notary rewards for NNs (100%) so that gives a 100/ (47/64) or 64/47 = 36.1% increase in mining rewards for the remaining notaries
it doesn't effect non-notary mining, i don't think, only difficulty=1 miners
just 1 or 2 NNs being down won't effect things, but 17 definitely does
dukeleto13-Jun-19 04:50 PM
I believe the above math kicks in, because 17 > 13 . If less than 13 are down, I am not sure if it matters much
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Jun-19 04:50 PM
I though notaries were on a block count delay
dukeleto13-Jun-19 04:50 PM
what do you mean?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Jun-19 04:51 PM
you only get a turn every x blocks
dukeleto13-Jun-19 04:52 PM
everything is tuned for each notary having a 1/64 chance of certain things
if that is no longer the case, i think the math changes, and you mine more KMD as a notary, when many notaries are down. James would know for sure
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Jun-19 04:53 PM
that's what I was understanding, too
that's why luckpool has so many "extra" blocks in the last 24 hrs(edited)
dukeleto13-Jun-19 04:55 PM
interesting, looks like i was dead wrong. if only 1 notary is left, they still mine the same amount as if all 64 were up
that is probably good, it prevents notaries from attacking each other to get more mining rewards
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Jun-19 04:55 PM
if only 1 notary is left, they still mine the same amount as if all 64 were up
that's how I understand it to be; but, I've been wrong before
jorian13-Jun-19 05:10 PM
yes, otherwise we would be fighting for blocks. or at least, computergenie would
blackjok3r13-Jun-19 05:20 PM
notaries cannot mine if they didnt set -notary on startup, this could explain why there are so many down. I wasted a few hours teacking that down earlier
jorian13-Jun-19 05:32 PM
yep, lost a couple because of that too
Andy14-Jun-19 09:29 AM
Hey guys. I have a question regarding assetchains. I took a brief look at the documentation and the technical explanations of how to set one up are pretty straight forward. But my question is more related to how we can interact with those asset chains from a wallet perspective. Are there docs/examples of how to do that? (Getting a list of chains, how to prepare/sign transactions for those chains, etc).
jorian14-Jun-19 09:30 AM
getting a list of chains is impossible, since chains are not connected to anything. every assetchain is a blockchain on itself
you can only list the chains you know of
interacting with a chain is done using RPC mostly
komodo-cli -ac_name=<name_of_chain> createrawtransaction for example prepares a transaction
komodo-cli -ac_name<name> help lists all available commands
Andy14-Jun-19 09:32 AM
Does the node also have an API that is accessible over HTTP?
So does that mean you have to connect to a different node for each asset chain? (I assume that because it's not possible to get a list of chains).


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[gecode-users] Indexing into arrays
Milt
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Mon Nov 21 16:10:34 CET 2011
Thanks Christian,
> ...failing a space does not
> stop execution of a space's method (or with other words, does not throw a
> C++ exception or something like that). The reason for that is that it does
> not matter! The code defining the variables, constraints, and propagators is
> executed just once initially in order to create the space for the root node
> of the search tree. This is cheap. What takes time is doing constraint
> propagation (triggered by status()) and this is terminated immediately when
> failure occurs.
Good...so Gecode is right to keep going after failing the root node because it
has to finish setting up the model infrastructure once (to post all of the
constraints), but it's very efficient beyond the root node. I'll read further
in the branch and search sections of MPG to better understand how and in what
order everything executes...that seems to be where I'm fuzziest right now.
> I am not sure I understand your second point. After running status() you
> should always check whether a space is failed (status() returns that
> information). So, when testing why not run status() everytime to make sure
> that things are not yet failed?
Ok, so I can check for the result from status() e.g., SS_FAILED, rather than
just running status() to force propagation. I just read some more of MPG
chapter 20 and see there's also ES_FAILED which can be used to determine which
propagator failed.
I'll give that a shot.
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| int | vips_maplut () |
| int | vips_percent () |
| int | vips_stdif () |
| int | vips_hist_cum () |
| int | vips_hist_norm () |
| int | vips_hist_equal () |
| int | vips_hist_plot () |
| int | vips_hist_match () |
| int | vips_hist_local () |
| int | vips_hist_ismonotonic () |
| int | vips_hist_entropy () |
Histograms and look-up tables are 1xn or nx1 images, where n is less than 256 or less than 65536, corresponding to 8- and 16-bit unsigned int images. They are tagged with a VipsInterpretation of VIPS_INTERPRETATION_HISTOGRAM and usually displayed by user-interfaces such as nip2 as plots rather than images.
These functions can be broadly grouped as things to find or build
histograms (vips_hist_find()
, vips_buildlut()
, vips_identity()
),
operations that
manipulate histograms in some way (vips_hist_cum()
, vips_hist_norm()
),
operations to apply histograms (vips_maplut()
), and a variety of utility
operations.
A final group of operations build tone curves. These are useful in pre-press work for adjusting the appearance of images. They are designed for CIELAB images, but might be useful elsewhere.
int vips_maplut (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,VipsImage *lut
,...
);
Optional arguments:
band
: apply one-band lut
to this band of in
Map an image through another image acting as a LUT (Look Up Table). The lut may have any type and the output image will be that type.
The input image will be cast to one of the unsigned integer types, that is, VIPS_FORMAT_UCHAR, VIPS_FORMAT_USHORT or VIPS_FORMAT_UINT.
If lut
is too small for the input type (for example, if in
is
VIPS_FORMAT_UCHAR but lut
only has 100 elements), the lut is padded out
by copying the last element. Overflows are reported at the end of
computation.
If lut
is too large, extra values are ignored.
If lut
has one band and band
is -1 (the default), then all bands of in
pass through lut
. If band
is >= 0, then just that band of in
passes
through lut
and other bands are just copied.
If lut
has same number of bands as in
, then each band is mapped
separately. If in
has one band, then lut
may have many bands and
the output will have the same number of bands as lut
.
See also: vips_hist_find()
, vips_identity()
.
in |
input image |
|
out |
output image |
|
lut |
look-up table |
|
... |
|
int vips_percent (VipsImage *in
,double percent
,int *threshold
,...
);
vips_percent() returns (through the threshold
parameter) the threshold
above which there are percent
values of in
. If for example percent=10, the
number of pels of the input image with values greater than threshold
will correspond to 10% of all pels of the image.
The function works for uchar and ushort images only. It can be used to threshold the scaled result of a filtering operation.
See also: vips_hist_find()
, vips_profile()
.
in |
input image |
|
percent |
threshold percentage |
|
threshold |
output threshold value |
|
... |
|
int vips_stdif (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,int width
,int height
,...
);
Optional arguments:
a
: weight of new mean
m0
: target mean
b
: weight of new deviation
s0
: target deviation
vips_stdif() preforms statistical differencing according to the formula given in page 45 of the book "An Introduction to Digital Image Processing" by Wayne Niblack. This transformation emphasises the way in which a pel differs statistically from its neighbours. It is useful for enhancing low-contrast images with lots of detail, such as X-ray plates.
At point (i,j) the output is given by the equation:
vout(i,j) = @a * @m0 + (1 - @a) * meanv + (vin(i,j) - meanv) * (@b * @s0) / (@s0 + @b * stdv)
Values a
, m0
, b
and s0
are entered, while meanv and stdv are the values
calculated over a moving window of size width
, height
centred on pixel
(i,j). m0
is the new mean, a
is the weight given to it. s0
is the new
standard deviation, b
is the weight given to it.
Try:
vips stdif $VIPSHOME/pics/huysum.v fred.v 0.5 128 0.5 50 11 11
The operation works on one-band uchar images only, and writes a one-band uchar image as its result. The output image has the same size as the input.
See also: vips_hist_local()
.
in |
input image |
|
out |
output image |
|
width |
width of region |
|
height |
height of region |
|
... |
|
int vips_hist_cum (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,...
);
Form cumulative histogram.
See also: vips_hist_norm()
.
int vips_hist_norm (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,...
);
Normalise histogram ... normalise range to make it square (ie. max == number of elements). Normalise each band separately.
See also: vips_hist_cum()
.
int vips_hist_equal (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,...
);
Optional arguments:
band
: band to equalise
Histogram-equalise in
. Equalise using band bandno
, or if bandno
is -1,
equalise bands independently.
See also:
int vips_hist_plot (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,...
);
Plot a 1 by any or any by 1 image file as a max by any or any by max image using these rules:
unsigned char max is always 256
other unsigned integer types output 0 - maxium
value of in
.
signed int types min moved to 0, max moved to max + min.
float types min moved to 0, max moved to any (square output)
int vips_hist_match (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage *ref
,VipsImage **out
,...
);
Adjust in
to match ref
. If in
and ref
are normalised
cumulative histograms, out
will be a LUT that adjusts the PDF of the image
from which in
was made to match the PDF of ref
's image.
See also: vips_maplut()
, vips_hist_find()
, vips_hist_norm()
,
vips_hist_cum()
.
in |
input histogram |
|
ref |
reference histogram |
|
out |
output histogram |
|
... |
|
int vips_hist_local (VipsImage *in
,VipsImage **out
,int width
,int height
,...
);
Performs local histogram equalisation on in
using a
window of size xwin
by ywin
centered on the input pixel.
The output image is the same size as the input image. The edge pixels are created by copy edge pixels of the input image outwards.
See also: vips_hist_equal()
.
in |
input image |
|
out |
output image |
|
width |
width of region |
|
height |
height of region |
|
... |
|
int vips_hist_ismonotonic (VipsImage *in
,gboolean *out
,...
);
Test in
for monotonicity. out
is set non-zero if in
is monotonic.
in |
lookup-table to test |
|
out |
set non-zero if |
|
... |
|
int vips_hist_entropy (VipsImage *in
,double *out
,...
);
Estimate image entropy from a histogram. Entropy is calculated as:
-sum( p * log2( p ) )
where p is histogram-value / sum-of-histogram-values.
in |
input histogram |
|
out |
image entropy |
|
... |
|


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--- layout: post title: CITCON North America 2008 in Denver published: 1 category: - Web/Tech ---
I attended CITCON North America in Denver this weekend. I went to last year's North American offering in Dallas/Fort Worth (my turf) and had a great time, learned a lot, and met some really smart, passionate software professionals. Second verse -- same as the first.
CITCON (pronounced KIT-kon) attracts a number of thought leaders in the areas of continuous integration, testing, and agile methods. The Open Space format means that participants get out of the conference what they put into it -- they create their own agenda. So I, along with the other attendees, proposed topics to fits into one of five different time slots in one of five different conference rooms.
The sessions I attended:
I actually put the "Law of Two Feet" to good use after a session I kicked off had run its course after about forty minutes. 8^)
As a software professional, you owe it to yourself to attend this conference.


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| class | Stop |
| Base-class for Stop-object. More... | |
| class | MemoryStop |
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| class | FailStop |
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| class | TimeStop |
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| class | Options |
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| class | EngineCtrl |
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| class | ReCoNode |
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| class | ReCoStack |
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| class | DfsEngine |
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| class | ProbeEngine |
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| class | BabEngine |
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Today I had a chance to work on a team to implement a clone of twitter using Agile development(Postit notes and storyboards and such...). During one of our standups, Ori gave an explanation on how he implemented a gem in creating a login/signup page. These are the concepts he described in making the gem work.
BCrypt
BCrypt is a gem that allows developers to quickly implement authentication and authorization to disallow access to your web app to users who haven't signed up.
Session
A session is basically a cookie that stores information on the user. It's what allows users to switch routes in your web application w/o constantly having to sign-in(since HTTP is user agnostic.). You can use sessions in multiple ways, but the usual way would be to set a session to the attribute of a model instance. Here's an example of a session in a helper file. give_token sets a session to the attribute of @user(which is a new model instance) and logged_in is a helper method that will be called upon GET routes in your controller(for authorization)
You need to somehow allow sessions to be used in your controller. Here is one possible way.Authentication
Authentication is the process of answering "Who are you"
Authorization
Authorization is the process of answering "What do you have permission to do?" A user can only see a web app if they are authorized(aka logged in). The login process itself is the authentication. Below are examples of how you would set an authentication and authorization from controllers using helper methods and sessions.
Try to figure out the Authentication and Authorization routes above, as well as how sessions play into this.
Here's the link to a corresponding helper file.


Lamborghini Urus Seized Because Driver Is A Colossal Idiot
Turns out the Urus didn’t even officially belong to him.
by Jay Traugott"With great power comes great responsibility," as the motto goes, which originated well before Spiderman. This context also extends to horsepower. Just because you may own a vehicle with lots of power doesn't give you the automatic right to use it irresponsibly, such as the case of this Lamborghini Urus owner. According to the Manchester Evening News, the driver of a new Lamborghini Urus was caught using the city's Stevenson Square "as a race track."
The Urus wasn't hard to spot because it was painted bright yellow and, well, Lamborghinis don't look like most other makes and models. The Greater Manchester Police claim an armed unit on patrol responded to the call and immediately pulled the driver over upon arrival. And then they discovered the reality of the situation.
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The driver was not the owner of the hi-po SUV - in fact, the car belonged to his parents. A quick background check further revealed he was only insured as a driver on their Volkswagen Golf, not the Urus. In other words, he was not insured to drive the Lamborghini and it was immediately seized by police.
The traffic police publicly responded to the incident on Twitter saying: "The driver of this Lamborghini felt the need to use Stevenson Square @GMPCityCentre as a racetrack, in full view of a liveried firearms patrol. Turns out him being a named driver on his parents' Golf didn't cover him to drive the vehicle so it has been seized for no insurance."
The driver, whose age is not available, apparently "borrowed it" without permission from his parents. They are the ones who now have to go to the police impound with proof of ownership and insurance in order to have it released.
Responses on Twitter are generally without sympathy for the driver. "No insurance, crush, end of it," wrote one user. "What is it about Lamborghini drivers that makes them complete tools," another added. Meanwhile, someone else had this to say: "I imagine everybody offered to drive it back to the pound."


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computeDealersPossibilities(int, double, int)
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computeHandSum(boolean)
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Reset player's hand to zero
computeProbToGetBlackJack(int)
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Computes Probability to get Black Jack
countCards()
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Reset player's hand to zero
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Shuffle the cards by randomly swapping pairs of cards
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Demo: XS Action Button Options
XS Angular Action Buttons
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hasNew
hasClone
hasEdit
hasDelete
Size
xs - X-Small
sm - Small
md - Medium
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OmniUnit
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All the library is under the namespace omni::.
OmniUnit defines most of the main physical units from the metric, imperial, astronomic and micriscopic systems. You can find all the predefined units in the related pages. If you want to use a unit which is not predefined in OmniUnit, look at how to create units.
Units are generic. When you use them, you have to precise the arithmetic type which is handled inside them :
omni::gram<int> var1(10); //var1 equals 10 omni::gram<int> var2(12.9); //var2 equals 12, the value is truncated, not rounded omni::gram<float> var3(12.9); //var3 equals 12.9 //you can of course use any primitive type var1 = var3; //var1 equals 12, the value is truncated, not rounded
If you don't need units to handle different types inside them, you can use the default type. Units using the default type begin with a capital :
omni::meter<> var4(0); //the internal type of var4 is double omni::Meter var5(0); //idem, but notice the capital //var4 and var5 are exaclty the same, but the definition of var5 is most friendly
So all non-defaulted units begin with a tiny character, and all defaulted units begin with a capital. The default type is defined by the OMNI_DEFAULT_TYPE macro in settings.hh. It equals double by default.
Literal operators are also available :
using namespace suffixes; //this line is mandatory to use literals operator in omniunit auto var6 = 30_m; //30 meters auto var7 = 30.2_m //30.2 meters
For technical reasons, litteral operators are not implemented for all units. See 2. Predefined units to know what are the litteral operator associated to a unit, if any.
You can change the OMNI_LITTERAL_INTEGER and the OMNI_LITTERAL_FLOATING macros in setting.hh to modify the type handeled by units returned by a literal operator. The first one is used when the literal is an integer (see var6) and the second one when the literal is a double (see var7).
You can convert a unit to another if they have the same dimension (mass in these examples) :
omni::kilogram<float> var1(3.1); omni::milligram<float> var2(var1); //conversion by construction omni::milligram<float> var3 = var1; //conversion by assignment //var2 and var3 equal 3100000
you can of course use conversion by explicit cast :
auto var4 = omni::unit_cast<omni::microgram<int>>(var1); //var4 is a microgram<int> auto var5 = omni::unit_cast<omni::milli>(var1); //var5 is a gram<float> (because kilogram is the base mass unit) auto var6 = omni::unit_cast<short>(var1); //var6 is a kilogram<short> auto var7 = omni::unit_cast<omni::E1>(var1); //var1 looks like a kilogram<float> but with origin = 10 (see the meaning of origin of a unit in "how to create units")
Dimension check is done at compile-time, which mean that if you made a dimensional error, the code won't compile. It is one of the goals of omniunit : preventing calculation errors.
omni::Kilometer var1(1); omni::Hour var2(1); omni::Gram var3 = var1/var2; //ERROR : var3 is of dimension MASS while var1/var2 is of dimension SPEED. This doesn't compile omni::MeterPerSecond var4 = var1/var2; //OK, although var1/var2 returns kilometerPerHour, it and var4 have the same dimension. There will just be an implicit conversion
Generally, given the internal complexity of OmniUnit types, compilation errors are very long and hard to read. You have to look for the presence of :
error: static assertion failed: ...
or
error: conversion from ...
If one of these two lines are present, then you probably tried to sum/subtract/assign/construct two units with defferent dimensions, or you tried to pass to exp(), log(), or other function a unit which is not dimensionless. You have to fix the homogeneity of your calculation.
If you are familiar with standard duration (std::chrono::duration), you may want to use and convert them into OmniUnit duration, and vice versa. Happily, there is a full compliance between them. You can simply do this by constructing or assigning them :
omni::Millisecond omni1(1.8); std::chrono::hours standard1(omni1); //construction //notice that here, std::chrono::hours handles an integer while omni::Millisecond handles a double by default, so trucations may appear std::chrono::hours standard2 = omni1; //assignment //idem //reciprocally omni1 = standard2; //assignment omni::Year omni2(standard2); //construction
conversion by explicit cast :
auto omni3 = omni::unit_cast<omni::second<int>>(standard2); auto standard3 = omni::unit_cast<std::chrono::nanoseconds>(omni2);
However, you can't use an implicit conversion between standard and OmniUnit duration to pass a parameter to a function, you have to do that explicitly :
void foo1(std::chrono::hours) {//do something}; void foo2(omni::Second) {//do something}; std::chrono::seconds standard4(1); omni::Millisecond omni4(2.1); foo1(omni4); //ERROR foo1(std::chrono::hours(omni4)); //OK foo1(omni::duration_cast<std::chrono::hours>(omni4)); //OK foo2(standard4); //ERROR foo2(omni::Second(standard4)); //OK foo2(omni::duration_cast<omni::Second>(standard4)); //OK
The previous tips may be useful if you want to pass an omni::duration to std::this_thread::sleep_for(), for exemple.
Angles are dimensionless units. Thus, although it is physically wrong, it is sufficient to implement them as dimensionless units. In OmniUnit :
1 scalar = 1 radian = 1 steradian
assuming here that scalar is a simple dimensionless number. You can see that in OmniUnit, radian and steradian are considered to be the basic unit of angle and solid angle.
The effect of this fact is that multiplying by an angle doesn't change the dimension of the result. It means for exemple that luminous intensity (candela) and luminous flux (lumen) have exactly the same dimension.
You are asked to be careful : compilation error WON'T occur if you mix angle, solid angle and other dimensions : mistakes can happen.
For example : a torque in a car is calculated as
The five main operators are provided : +-*/% (together with +=, -=, *=, /=, %=, ++, – and unary -)
Of course, using units only with these main operators looks limited. thus, some other functions are provided.
Exponential/power functions :
Trigonometric functions :
Hyperbolic functions :
Rounding functions :
Of course, these functions are defined for values of OmniUnit types, they do not accept values of primitive types.
To improve the execution speed of your application, you can perform calculations at compile time : it is a kind of metaprogramming. To do so, you have to declare a value with the constexpr keyword :
constexpr omni::Meter var1(1.2); constexpr omni::Second var2(3.55); constexpr omni::MeterPerSecond = var1/var2;
A constexpr variable must be declared and initialized at the same time. You cannot use values determined during runtime. Moreover, a constexpr variable is const : once initialized, you cannot change its value.
int a = 3; constexpr omni::Newton(a) var3; // ERROR : "a" is not constexpr constexpr int b = a; constexpr omni::Newton(b) var4; // ERROR : "a" is not constexpr constexpr int c = 3; constexpr omni::Newton(b) var5; // OK omni::Meter var6(1.2); constexpr omni::Second var7(3.55); constexpr omni::MilePerHour var8 = var6/var7; // ERROR : var6 is not constexpr var7++; //ERROR : var7 is constexpr and cannot be modified var7 = omni::MeterPerSecond(2); // idem constexpr auto var9 = omni::pow<3>(omni::Value(1.54)); // OK
Focus on var9 : the function omni::pow is constexpr. In fact, all mathematic functions provided by OmniUnit are constexpr.
Most of the library works at compile time, there is absolutly no exception throwing in order to allow constexpr units and functions (see the previous section). Nevertheless, there is no "no throw guarentee" because some standard functions (exp, log, pow, round, cos...) used in Omniunit at runtime may (or not) throw. See the exception safety of these functions in the C++ standard documentation.
The others errors that could occur during execution are :


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Besides using moment.js
and chance.js
to create testdata you call always roll your own functions.
Have a before function duplicated in multiple rules? Abstract that away into library functions.
This is how to create your own functions:
Libs.fName()
All functions declared in this way (even those declared inside normal rules) are globally accessible.
Use them in you before- or value functions using Libs.yourFunctionName()
.
If you define a function with the same name multiple times it's quite unpredictable which one will get executed. So name you exports uniquely.


Dear God (1996) A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1996 Ben Hoffman
DEAR GOD is a pleasant enough comedy and Tom Turner (Greg Kinnear) is a pleasant enough young man and all would have been well if the very talented director had not gone overboard and made the comedy utterly ludicrous and unbelievable. The one saving grace is that of Rebecca Frazen (Laurie Metcalf). Metcalf turns in a most hilarious performance when she suddenly emerges as an attorney in one of the funniest bits of acting I can remember. She is a gem!
The story is simple. Tom Turner is a conman. He owes his "friends" money that he cannot repay. When a judge gives him a choice of sentence, either prison or get a real job, he has to stop and think before opting for the job. Reminded me of Jack Benny when, in one of his stingy skits, he is confronted by a holdup man who says "Your money or your life" and Benny has to stop and think. Turner finally opts for the job.
Turner works in the dead-letter department of the post office with a bunch of weird characters played by Tim Conway, Roscoe Lee Browne, Anna Maria Horsford and several more. Also in the cast are Hector Elizondo as the supervisor, Rue McClanahan and Jack Klugman. Nancy Marchand is the judge at film's end. Maria Petillo is the love interest.
Turner wonders what to do with letters addressed to God from people asking for help. He decides to help them, an unlikely turn for a conman . . . and so no one on the outside believes him. But the film gets crazy when hundreds of postal workers, with their vehicles, surround the courthouse, and others with placards saying "Save Tom" kind of moves the film from funny to utterly silly. On the other hand, it is a feel-good film so let us not carp.
Directed by Garry Marshall.
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fc(input,
size,
num_flatten_dims=1,
param_attr=None,
bias_attr=None,
act=None,
name=None,
main_program=None,
startup_program=None)
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**Fully Connected Layer**
The fully connected layer can take multiple tensors as its inputs. It
creates a variable called weights for each input tensor, which represents
a fully connected weight matrix from each input unit to each output unit.
The fully connected layer multiplies each input tensor with its coresponding
weight to produce an output Tensor. If multiple input tensors are given,
the results of multiple multiplications will be sumed up. If bias_attr is
not None, a bias variable will be created and added to the output. Finally,
if activation is not None, it will be applied to the output as well.
[Formula]
This process can be formulated as follows:
.. math::
Out = Act({\sum_{i=0}^{N-1}X_iW_i + b})
[Symbols' Descriptions if necessary]
In the above equation:
* :math:`N`: Number of the input.
* :math:`X_i`: The input tensor.
* :math:`W`: The weights created by this layer.
* :math:`b`: The bias parameter created by this layer (if needed).
* :math:`Act`: The activation function.
* :math:`Out`: The output tensor.
[References if necessary]
Since there is no need for reference of fc, we omit them here. Under other circumstances, please provide explicit reference and link, take layer_norm for example:
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The cell state of LSTM whose shape is (T X D).
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1. When num_heads > 1, three linear projections are learned respectively
to map input queries, keys and values into queries', keys' and values'.
queries', keys' and values' have the same shapes with queries, keys
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Shoma Uno finishes fourth as Russian men sweep home Grand Prix meet
MOSCOW – Shoma Uno’s best free skate of the season was not enough to reach the podium as he finished fourth in the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating’s Cup of Russia on Saturday.
The Pyeongchang Olympic silver medalist set his season high with 164.95 points in his free program to finish with a 252.24 total, 0.63 shy of the podium, which was swept by skaters from Russia.
Alexander Samarin held on to his lead from the short program to win his first Grand Prix championship with a 264.45 total. Countrymen Dimitri Aliev and senior circuit debutant Maka Ignatov were second and third, respectively. Japan’s Kazuki Tomono, who was seventh in Friday’s short program, finished eighth.
As he had in his short program, Uno fell on his opening jump, this time a quad salchow, and fell again on a quad toe loop near the end of his program that he under-rotated.
“I was unable to produce a good score, but I’m now looking at how best to attack the second half of the season,” Uno said.
Samarin’s win and his second-place at the Internationaux de France earned him a spot in December’s Grand Prix Finals in Turin, Italy.
The Russian was docked for an unclear edge on a triple flip but was otherwise sharp in a program that included a quad lutz and a pair of triple axels.
Satoko Miyahara also ended one place short of the podium on Saturday in the women’s competition, while 15-year-old home favorite Alexandra Trusova claimed her second straight Grand Prix crown after winning on her debut at Skate Canada last month.
Skating to “Hativka,” Miyahara earned 129.33 points in Saturday’s free skate and landed off the podium with a total of 192.42.
Russia’s “quad queen” Trusova put on a dazzling performance to “Games of Thrones” and scored 160.26 for a 234.47 total to overtake compatriot Evgenia Medvedeva, who finished second. American Mariah Bell held on to third for bronze.
Trusova missed an opening quadruple salchow and fell on a triple lutz/triple loop combination, but landed a quad lutz, a quad toeloop/triple toeloop and a quad toeloop/euler/triple salchow, in addition to a triple flip and double axel.
“I am very happy to have won my second Grand Prix event and to have qualified for the Grand Prix Final. However, I made some mistakes in the short and free program and I’ll continue to work to skate two clean programs next time,” Trusova said according to the International Skating Union.
“I would like to compete with the men, because they can do a quad in the short program and we are not allowed to. Also, it would be interesting to compete with skaters that do many quads in the programs.”
Among other Japanese, Yuhana Yokoi finished sixth in her Grand Prix debut, while Yuna Shiraiwa fell from seventh to 10th.
The 2019-2020 Grand Prix series continues next week with the NHK Trophy in Sapporo. The series’ top six qualifiers in each discipline will advance to the Grand Prix Final.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
__author__ = """Chris Tabor (dxdstudio@gmail.com)"""
if __name__ == '__main__':
from os import getcwd
from os import sys
sys.path.append(getcwd())
from MOAL.helpers.display import Section
from MOAL.helpers.display import print_success
from MOAL.helpers.display import print_info
from random import randrange as rr
DEBUG = True if __name__ == '__main__' else False
def __init__(self):
self.memory_blocks = {}
self.last_block = 1
self.MAX_RAM =<PHONE_NUMBER>0
self.free_ram = self.MAX_RAM
def __str__(self):
print_success('Viewing applications in memory...')
for node, ram_usage in self.memory_blocks.iteritems():
print('--- {} | {} bytes @ {}'.format(
node, sum([f[0] for f in ram_usage]),
[f[1] for f in ram_usage]))
return ''
def _divvy_ram(self, ram):
"""This is an arbitrary, somewhat meaningless method, to simulate
the notion of free blocks of ram that must be allocated and
referenced via pointer. A given program may require X ram, but
the location of available ram may be disparate, so various blocks have
to be stored as a free linked list, or similar data structure.
Since we've already covered linked lists, association lists, etc...,
there isn't much value outside learning the context of this data
structure, which tends to be in memory management."""
subdivisions = rr(2, 20) # Arbitrary number
flist = []
while subdivisions > 0:
diff = rr(0, ram)
# Store ram as [current block of memory, location]
flist.append([diff, str(self.last_block).zfill(4)])
ram = ram - diff
self.last_block += 1
subdivisions -= 1
if DEBUG:
print_info('Ram: {} / diff: {}'.format(ram, diff))
return flist
def malloc(self, item, ram):
self.memory_blocks[item] = self._divvy_ram(ram)
self.free_ram -= ram
print('Ram decreased: {} ({} bytes)'.format(self.free_ram, ram))
def free(self, item):
ram = sum([f[0] for f in self.memory_blocks[item]])
self.free_ram += ram
print('Ram increased: {} ({} bytes)'.format(self.free_ram, ram))
del self.memory_blocks[item]
if DEBUG:
with Section('Free list - Memory Manager'):
manager = MemoryManager()
manager.malloc('itunes', 128000000)
manager.malloc('photoshop', 256000000)
manager.malloc('chrome', 64000000)
print(manager)
manager.free('photoshop')
manager.free('itunes')
print(manager)


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mcrat_movie.py¶
This routine allows the user to make movies of the photons propagating through the hydro simulation. This routine can also plot the average temperature of the photons vs the average temperature of the matter near the photons
currently this code only works with FLASH hydrodynamic simulations
1st: read FLASH File and MCRaT file
2nd: plot flash temperature and mcrat positions of a bunch of photons
3rd: plot temp vs radius for photons and matter
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mcrat_movie.
calc_spectrum
(p0, weight)¶ produces spectrum in keV
- Parameters
p0 –
weight –
- Returns
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mcrat_movie.
follow_lc_data
(hydro_sim_dir, hydro_sim_name, last_frame, mcrat_sim_data_dir, maxx, miny, maxy, theta, time, dt, fps, num_photon_plot=10000000.0, read_type=False, energy_range=None)¶ - Parameters
hydro_sim_dir –
hydro_sim_name –
last_frame –
mcrat_sim_data_dir –
maxx – in real units, not code units
miny –
maxy –
theta – in degrees
time –
dt –
fps –
num_photon_plot –
read_type –
- Returns
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mcrat_movie.
get_flash_data
(file_num, f, max_x, min_y, max_y, flash_l_scale)¶ This function collects all the data from a given FLASH file and prepares it to be plotted with imshow.
- Parameters
file_num – The frame number
f – The path to the file as well as the FLASH file name preceeding the file number
max_x – The maximum x that should be plotted (the input should be in physical units, not in code units)
min_y – The minimum y of the portion of the hydro frame that will be plotted (the input should be in code units)
max_y – The maximum y of the portion of the hydro frame that will be plotted (the input should be in code units)
- Returns
returns a 2D array of the density for plotting with imshow
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mcrat_movie.
get_indexes_data
(mcrat_f, num, ph_num, angle, t, dt, fps, read_comv=False, read_stokes=False, read_type=False, dtheta_deg=1, energy_range=None)¶ This function gets the set of indexes of the photons that will be plotted in the imshow window as well as the indexes of all the photons in order to calculate the spectrum
- Parameters
mcrat_f –
num –
ph_num –
angle –
t –
dt –
fps –
read_comv –
read_stokes –
dtheta_deg –
- Returns
-
mcrat_movie.
get_plot_data
(frame_number, flash_file, mcrat_file, t_ph=None, t_f=None, plot_temp_curves=False, read_comv=False, read_stokes=False, read_type=False, dtheta_deg=1)¶ - Parameters
frame_number –
flash_file –
mcrat_file –
t_ph –
t_f –
plot_temp_curves –
read_comv –
read_stokes –
read_type –
dtheta_deg –
- Returns


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The Dozen: flares, zorbs and Maddison's delight – the best Premier League pics
Our picture editors chose their favourite pics from the weekend’s action
Roberto of West Ham United somehow punches the ball into his own net against Burnley in a game they lost 3-0.
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Gary Neville (left) and Jamie Carragher (right) play zorb football before Norwich City v Watford at Carrow Road.
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Onel Hernández of Norwich City in full flight against Watford at Carrow Road.
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Leicester City’s James Maddison celebrates scoring their second goal with Jamie Vardy, the other scorer, as the hosts won 2-0 against Arsenal.
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Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min Son and Sheffield United’s Chris Basham in action during their 1-1 draw.
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Moussa Djenepo of Southampton wears a look of dejection in their 2-1 defeat to Everton – their sixth in seven games.
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Everton’s Richarlison looks on. His 75th-minute strike was the winner and lifted Everton to 13th.
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Chelsea’s Christian Pulisic beats Crystal Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita with a header as Chelsea win 2-0 for their sixth league victory on the bounce.
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Bournemouth’s Nathan Aké (left) and Newcastle United’s Allan Saint-Maximin (right) battle for the ball at St James’ Park. Newcastle came from behind to win 2-1.
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Raul Jiménez shows his frustration after a missed opportunity as Wolverhampton Wanderers hosted Aston Villa. He eventually got on the scoresheet as Wolves won 2-1.
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Flares are set off at before Sunday’s big clash between Liverpool and Manchester City. Shades of the Champions League quarter-final in 2018, but without the violence.
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Liverpool fans celebrate their third goal scored by Sadio Mané as the title hopefuls extended their lead at the top of the table to eight points with a win over City.
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Visit RavenDB Documantation on Boosting
Optional Parameters : City, Country


[§305J-11.5]Opportunity for administrative hearing. An institution may, within fifteen days of the receipt of notification of denial or of intent to suspend or terminate any authorization, request an administrative hearing for review pursuant to chapter 91. [L 2015, c 34, §1]


[% page.title = "Perl6 Architecture" %]
The syntax tree enters the compiler. The compiler spits out bytecode.
The bytecode enters the optimizer. The optimizer spits out more bytecode.
(But better!)
The bytecode enters the runtime, which then Does Something with the
bytecode. (Presumably run it, but possibly turn it to Java bytecode,
or
.NET bytecode, or an Alpha executable, or an encoded DNA sequence for
fruitflies or something)
Or, in glorious ASCII art form (data flows from top to bottom):
Source Code +------------+ | The Parser | +------------+ Syntax Tree +--------------+ | The Compiler | +--------------+ Byte Code +--------------------+ | Bytecode Optimizer | +--------------------+ Better Byte Code +---------+ | Runtime | +---------+ |
The runtime engine (which Dan has codenamed "Parrot") is a register-based virtual machine (compare to the perl5 virtual machine, which is stack-based). Combined with this and work on vtables (values have tables of operations attached to them), we hope the virtual machine will be faster and more powerful than that of perl5.
One of the major reasons to revisit Perl was to fix the mess that is XS (the way you extend Perl with C or C++ subroutines). Perl5 has no API for extension, separate from the functions used to implement Perl, and extending Perl requires hideous amounts of work. Dan and Larry are aiming to make C extensions as easy as they possibly can be (Brian Ingerson's excellent perl5 Inline modules give some directions for this). Anyone who has used XS looks forward to its demise.
Perl5 was designed in such a way that it would run wherever there was C. These days, though, it's becoming more and more common to not have C but instead to have some kind of virtual machine (JVM, .NET, etc.). So we'd like to have our own virtual machine that will run wherever there's C, but also to make it easy to port the bytecode to another virtual machine for places without C.
For more information, look for Dan Sugalski's Perl6 internals slides in the talks section.


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An account of Lehi and his wife Sariah, and his
four sons, being called, (beginning at the eldest) Laman, Lemuel, Sam, and
Nephi. The Lord warns Lehi to depart out of the land of Jerusalem, because he
prophesieth unto the people concerning their iniquity and they seek to
destroy his life. He taketh three days’ journey into the wilderness with his
family. Nephi taketh his brethren and returneth to the land of Jerusalem
after the record of the Jews. The account of their sufferings. They take the
daughters of Ishmael to wife. They take their families and depart into the
wilderness. Their sufferings and afflictions in the wilderness. The course of
their travels. They come to the large waters. Nephi’s brethren rebel against
him. He confoundeth them, and buildeth a ship. They call the name of the
place Bountiful. They cross the large waters into the promised land, and so
forth. This is according to the account of Nephi; or in other words, I,
Nephi, wrote this record.
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This is clearly an introduction for what follows, written
by Nephi. It is a summary of what’s to come. It is not likely that such a
conclusive summary of all these events could have been written previous to
Nephi writing down the details. Nephi would have had no reason to write such
a summary afterward. This is a modern literary device that seems to me
incongruent with engraving such things on plates of metal.
There are only three Book of Mormon women named:
Sariah, Abish, and Isabel-the Harlot.
(Biblical women named in the Book of Mormon: Eve, Mary,
and Sarah, Abraham’s wife)
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Chapter 1
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included in this work since they appear to be copyrighted material. Any
reference to these summaries will comply with fair use principles. Visit www.churchofjesuschrist.org to
read the chapter summaries.
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1 I, Nephi, having been born of goodly parents, therefore
I was taught somewhat in all the learning of my father; and having seen many
afflictions in the course of my days, nevertheless, having been highly
favored of the Lord in all my days; yea, having had a great knowledge of the
goodness and the mysteries of God, therefore I make a record of my
proceedings in my days.
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2 Yea, I make a record in the language of my father,
which consists of the learning of the Jews and the language of the
Egyptians.
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Lehi’s language is Egyptian, yet two verses later (1 Ne
1:4) Nephi tells us Lehi had “dwelt at Jerusalem in all his days.”
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3 And I know that the record which I make is true; and I
make it with mine own hand; and I make it according to my knowledge.
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4 For it came to pass in the commencement of the first
year of the reign of Zedekiah, king of Judah, (my father, Lehi, having
dwelt at Jerusalem in all his days); and in that same year there came many
prophets, prophesying unto the people that they must repent, or the great
city Jerusalem must be destroyed.
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Lehi dwelt in Jerusalem all his days, but his language was
Egyptian according to 1Ne 1:2.
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5 Wherefore it came to pass that my father, Lehi, as he
went forth prayed unto the Lord, yea, even with all his heart, in behalf of
his people.
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6 And it came to pass as he prayed unto the Lord, there
came a pillar of fire and dwelt upon a rock before him; and he saw and heard
much; and because of the things which he saw and heard he did quake and
tremble exceedingly.
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7 And it came to pass that he returned to his own house at
Jerusalem; and he cast himself upon his bed, being overcome with the Spirit
and the things which he had seen.
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8 And being thus overcome with the Spirit, he was carried
away in a vision, even that he saw the heavens open, and he thought he saw
God sitting upon his throne, surrounded with numberless concourses of angels
in the attitude of singing and praising their God.
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9 And it came to pass that he saw One descending out of
the midst of heaven, and he beheld that his luster was above that of the sun
at noon-day.
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10 And he also saw twelve others following him, and their
brightness did exceed that of the stars in the firmament.
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11 And they came down and went forth upon the face of the
earth; and the first came and stood before my father, and gave unto him a
book, and bade him that he should read.
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12 And it came to pass that as he read, he was filled with
the Spirit of the Lord.
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13 And he read, saying: Wo, wo, unto Jerusalem, for I have
seen thine abominations! Yea, and many things did my father read concerning
Jerusalem—that it should be destroyed, and the inhabitants thereof; many
should perish by the sword, and many should be carried away captive into
Babylon.
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14 And it came to pass that when my father had read and
seen many great and marvelous things, he did exclaim many things unto the
Lord; such as: Great and marvelous are thy works, O Lord God Almighty! Thy
throne is high in the heavens, and thy power, and goodness, and mercy are
over all the inhabitants of the earth; and, because thou art merciful, thou
wilt not suffer those who come unto thee that they shall perish!
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15 And after this manner was the language of my father in
the praising of his God; for his soul did rejoice, and his whole heart was
filled, because of the things which he had seen, yea, which the Lord had
shown unto him.
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16 And now I, Nephi, do not make a full account of the
things which my father hath written, for he hath written many things which he
saw in visions and in dreams; and he also hath written many things which he
prophesied and spake unto his children, of which I shall not make a full
account.
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17 But I shall make an account of my proceedings in my
days. Behold, I make an abridgment of the record of my father, upon plates
which I have made with mine own hands; wherefore, after I have abridged the
record of my father then will I make an account of mine own life.
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18 Therefore, I would that ye should know, that after the
Lord had shown so many marvelous things unto my father, Lehi, yea, concerning
the destruction of Jerusalem, behold he went forth among the people, and
began to prophesy and to declare unto them concerning the things which he had
both seen and heard.
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19 And it came to pass that the Jews did mock him because
of the things which he testified of them; for he truly testified of their
wickedness and their abominations; and he testified that the things which he
saw and heard, and also the things which he read in the book, manifested
plainly of the coming of a Messiah, and also the redemption of the world.
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20 And when the Jews heard these things they were angry
with him; yea, even as with the prophets of old, whom they had cast out, and
stoned, and slain; and they also sought his life, that they might take it
away. But behold, I, Nephi, will show unto you that the tender mercies of the
Lord are over all those whom he hath chosen, because of their faith, to make
them mighty even unto the power of deliverance.
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collapsible columns.The cards are arranged as a “Z” flow: from left to right, starting with the first card on the
top left of the page.
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