Adrián Núñez-Marcos
My name is Adrián Núñez-Marcos, I'm a Phd student at Deustotech-INTERNET, University of Deusto (Spain) and a Basque Government grant holder. My research focuses on the application of Deep Learning and Computer Vision techniques to the field of Human Activity Recognition.
I hold a BSc in Computer Engineering in 2015 and a MSc in Computer Sciences and Intelligent Systems in 2016 from the University of the Basque Country, Spain.
My CV online: LinkedIn.
Other Research accounts: MORElab personal page, Google Scholar, Research Gate, ORCID and Publons .
Main interests
| Machine Learning | Neural Networks | Computer Vision | Artificial Intelligence |
Contact
Bilbao, Spain
adrian.nunez [at] deusto.es


This Agreement made at Bangalore is entered into on{{day}}day of{{month}}, 20{{year}}and effective from{{currDate}}(“Effective Date”)
Between
Hiveloop Logistics Pvt Ltd , a company incorporated under the Companies Act 2013 and having its registered office at 1090/O, Municipal No. 1590/1090/O, 17th Main, Sector -3, HSR Layout, Bangalore 560 102 (hereinafter referred to as (“the Company/”) (“HPCL ”), which expression shall, unless it be repugnant to the meaning and/or context thereof, mean and include its successors, affiliates and permitted assigns) of the One Part,
AND
{{onBoardingDetail.owner_name}} , s/o{{onBoardingDetail.owner_father_name}}, aged about{{onBoardingDetail.owner_age}}years having residence at{{onBoardingDetail.owner_address}}hereinafter called (“ Vendor ”) (which expression shall unless it be repugnant to the context or meaning thereof mean and include its his heirs, executors and administrators) of the Other Part,
Recital:
The Company wishes to avail the services of the Vendor to carry its consignment for its customers by road in dedicated transport vehicle with registration number {{vehicle?.registration_number}} which the Vendor has agreed to provide on the terms and conditions hereinafter appearing.
1. The Company is engaged in the business of providing warehousing and logistics services and acts as a delivery channel and facilitates delivery of goods for the user(s) that avail its services.
2. The Company understands that the Vendor renders services of transporting goods within the state of Karnataka though its vehicles ("Services"), details of which are mentioned below.
Vehicle Specification:
Model:{{vehicle?.type}}
Registration No: {{vehicle?.registration_number}}
Carrying Capacity:{{vehicle?.storage}}
The Company is desirous of engaging the Vendor’s Services for the following purposes:
(a) Commercial transportation of goods anywhere in the state of Karnataka
(b) Use of the Vehicle body for advertisement purpose; the Company may, at its cost and expense, paint the Vehicles with necessary permissions either for the Company branding or third-party branding.
3. The Company shall payout the drivers as per the details Mentioned in Annexure A. The Annexure A can be changed over time and will be communicated to the Vendor as on when done through the HLPL Hub Notice Board, On the Udaan Driver App, through SMS, through Email or through a written intimation.
4. Accordingly, the Vendor acknowledges and agrees as follows:
(a) The Vendor shall render Services for 26 days in a month of each English calendar month. If the Vendor fails to provide the vehicle for at least 26 days a month, the Company is entitled reduce the promised business to the Vendor by up to Rs. 2000 each time (per failure)
(b) The Vendor will have to ensure that the driver reports to one monthly training given by the Company, the notice to which would be given one week prior to the training.
(c) The owner and driver of the vehicle agree to vehicle tracking and this data may be shared by the Company with its clients or whosoever it may deem necessary.
(d) The vendor will have to ensure that COD, Runsheet closure & RTO handover is done on the same day without fail. In case of not adhering to it, a penalty of 50% of the daily payout will levied.
(e) It is responsibility of the Vendor to ensure that the driver carries a properly functioning phone or a smartphone (mobile phone should not be switched off) all the time while working for the Company. The driver should also be available on call/phone while on duty and should mark the delivery on the app, failure to which would be deemed as a breach to this agreement. In case of not adhering to it, a penalty of Rs 500 will levied on the total trip amount.
(f) The company may carry background verification of the Vendor and the Vehicle Driver at its cost. In this case, the vendor & driver need to support the process. Failing to do so and on a negative background report, the company reserves the right to terminate the contract without any prior notice.
(g) The Vendor has to ensure that the driver adhere to the specified route till the destination is reached and has made the delivery. The driver cannot indulge or offer services to any other party while engaged to the Company through this agreement.
(h) The use of the Vehicle for the advertisement or branding purpose by the Company or a third party will be free of cost, if any cost incurred by the Company due to damage caused to the branding shall be borne by the Vendor during the term of this Agreement
(a) The Vendor cannot engage our present or past customers, directly or indirectly within 1 year of termination of our contract with the Vendor.
(b) The Vendor agrees to adhere to payment structure as agreed. The driver cannot charge or harass the customer for more than the fare decided by the Company.
(c) The Vendor shall be responsible to provide a helper for loading or unloading of the goods at the delivery point. The Vendor shall ensure that the driver of the vehicle may be required to help in loading and unloading of the goods from time to time.
(d) It is the responsibility of the Vendor to bear fuel cost, insurance charges, maintenance, driver salary or any other charges as applicable required in keeping the vehicle in an excellent and road worthy condition and.
(e) The Vendor accepts to render the services for the Company for all the assigned loads and routes, denial to which will entitle the Company to deduct up to Rs. 2,000 each time (per failure).
(f) The Vendor or its driver does not have the right to refusal to our clients.
(g) The Vendor owner has to take prior approval and submit the necessary documents (Commercial Driving License, two passport size photos and one more address ID proof) of the driver, in case the driver is changed.
5. The Company must be informed of every delay (whatever its duration) and/or any contingencies or incidents, such as break-down, accident, seizure or detention, etc. which occurs prior to or during the carriage within 15 minutes of the incident. The Vendor shall be responsible for safe and intact carriage and delivery of the consignments that shall come to its possession while offering the Services under this Agreement. In the event of theft, robbery, pilferage, loss, damage, destruction of the consignment or any part thereof due to any reason the Vendor shall:
(a) Immediately inform the Company on phone and thereafter in writing with the relevant details.
(b) Immediately lodge a complaint with the concerned Police station and forward the acknowledgement copy thereof to the Company and subsequently, also obtain and send to the Company the First Information Report from the Police station.
(c) In consultation with the Company shall arrange for the insurance survey and shall provide all help and information to complete the survey.
(d) Indemnify the company for any claims received by the company from its customers
6. For the purpose of this Agreement, the Vendor agrees to only use Vehicles which are with proper ownership and registration. The Vehicles must be clean, in good general working condition and appearance and comply with all applicable laws and regulations (in particular with regard to roadworthiness, insurance and environmental standards). The Vendor shall not use the Vehicles for any purpose other than carrying the consignments entrusted by the Company.
7. The Vendor shall provide one trained and experienced driver per Vehicle holding a valid license to drive the class of vehicle. The Vendor shall ensure that drivers convicted for criminal offences are not used for the purpose of performing services under this Agreement. The Company reserves the right to require a security screening by its Security Department for all drivers performing services under this Agreement. The Vendor will always be exclusively responsible for its drivers. The Vendor must ensure that its drivers are always properly dressed in the Company uniform and conduct themselves towards any third party in an appropriate and courteous manner. The Vendor undertakes that none of its representative who is involved in any act of moral turpitude, dishonesty, drug / alcohol abuse, act of indiscipline, violence theft or any criminal activity of any kind whatsoever shall be used or employed for providing the Service to the company under this agreement.
8. Motor vehicles/Road Tax, Insurance and any other statutory levy or duty, including but not limited to Service tax, shall be the sole responsibility of the Vendor and the Vendor shall submit proof of payment of the insurance premium and the applicable taxes and duties to the Company immediately on execution hereof and after each subsequent payment thereof. The Vendor shall ensure that the Vehicles are covered by a comprehensive insurance policy from an approved Insurer. The Vendor shall be solely liable for all offences and penalties relating to the Vehicles, including payment of fines and compensation for accidents and traffic offences and shall keep the Company indemnified in this behalf at all times.
9. The Vendor shall maintain the Vehicles in a clean, presentable and roadworthy condition at all times. All repairs and maintenance will be the sole responsibility of the Vendor and the Company will not reimburse any costs and expenses relating to the repairs and maintenance, breakdown or replacement of the Vehicles. The Vendor shall be liable to provide a replacement vehicle having similar specifications within two hours in case of breakdown, accident or seizure/detention of the Vehicle.
10. The Company shall (without giving prior notice to the Vendor),have the right to inspect the Vendor premises/place of business to assure that the standards of the all requirements are adhered to the Company reserves its right to conduct independent testing of the vehicles and will be entitled to take appropriate action including of damages if the terms do not conform to the standards the Vendor declares that he/she is aware of the quality and has understood the requirement of the Company. The Company shall be sole judge of the quality of the vehicle. In the event of the Vendor’s vehicles not conforming to the standard of the Company. The Company may accept or reject vehicles of substandard quality and inform the Vendor that the vehicles are not to the specification’s quality or satisfaction of the Company and to pay a price less than the agreed price and the same shall be determined by the Company only, at its own discretion.
11. Terms of Payment – As per Annexure A. Further Company may deduct TDS deduction on the payment made to the vendor.
12. It is agreed that all carriage and other ancillary services, if any, shall be performed by the Vendor in accordance with accepted professional standards, applicable laws including but not limited to the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 or any Rules made thereunder, Carriage by Road Act 2007 and Carriage by Road Rule 2011 and in strict compliance with the provisions of this Agreement and its Annexure. The Vendor shall comply with all applicable laws and statutory obligations and any failure in this behalf shall entitle the Company to terminate this Agreement. The Vendor shall keep all permits, licenses and Vehicle insurance policies valid and subsisting during the term of this Agreement. None of the employees of the Vendor shall be deemed to be employees of the Company.
13. The Vendor shall, at all times, take all appropriate measures to secure the consignments to be carried. The Vendor shall be responsible for the security of the cargo and shall not leave the Vehicles unattended. The Company will send its representative along with the Vehicle. No unauthorized person shall be allowed to board the Vehicle. Each Vehicle will be equipped with a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit.
14. The Vendor shall not sub-contract, delegate, assign or transfer, in any manner whatsoever, the whole or any part of its rights, benefits and obligations hereunder without the prior written consent of the Company in that behalf. The Company may, however, assign this Agreement to any of its Affiliates, group companies.
15. The Vendor shall furnish copies of the Certificates of Registration, Taxation, Insurance, PUC, Fitness, permits of the Vehicles together with the driving license of the driver to the company. It will be the responsibility of Vendor to ensure that valid statutory documents required to be carried in the vehicles as per rules are in the custody of the driver.
16. The term of this Agreement shall commence from the Effective Date and is valid for a period of two (2) years, unless terminated earlier in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. The vendor can get out of this agreement by giving 7 days’ notice in writing.
17. Notwithstanding anything contained herein, the Company shall have the right to terminate the contract by giving 7 days’notice without assigning any reason. In the case of such termination, the Vendor shall not be entitled to any compensation for losses or damages resulting from the termination.
Without prejudice to any other remedies the Company may have against the Vendor, it shall also have the right at any time to terminate the agreement forthwith, if any of the following take place without giving any notice.
a) If the Vendor supplies vehicles of sub-standard quality.
b) If there is default in supplying the vehicles on time
c) If the Vendor resorts to any unfair business practice.
d) If the Vendor fails to perform his obligations under this agreement.
e) If the Vendor enters into liquidation whether compulsorily or voluntarily (otherwise, than for the purposes of amalgamation or reconstruction) or compound with their creditors of take or reconstruction or compound with their creditors or take or suffer any similar action in consequence of debt.
f) If for any cause, the Vendor is prevented from performing its duties hereunder for a period of one month or for a total period of one month in twelve calendar months.
g) If the Vendor is guilty of any conduct which in the opinion of the Company is prejudicial to its interests.
h) If the Vendor purports to assign the agreement without the consent in writing of the Company.
i) If the Vendor misbehaves with the customer / consignee / consignor of the goods.
18. In the event the Vendor fails to provide the Vehicles in accordance with the terms hereof, the Company shall be entitled to engage other vehicles & deduct the costs charges and expenses thereof from the amounts due and payable by the Company to the Vendor hereunder.
19. The Vendor shall indemnify and keep the Company indemnified and harmless against all costs, charges, penalty ,liability or fine, damage, judgment, and expenses including , but not limited to , reasonable legal fee by way of suit, claim settlement incurred or suffered by the company on account of (a)the Vendor or its agent or servant having committed breach of any provision of this Agreement or the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 or any Rules made thereunder or any other applicable Act and Rules ,(b)from any act negligence, omission or lapse by the Vendor , its employees and/ or agents in connection with its offering of the Services under this Agreement.
20. Neither Party shall be responsible for failure to perform its obligations hereunder due to events and/or circumstances, beyond its control, (including, as a mere e.g. acts of God, wars, earthquake, floods, riots, fires, acts of Government, etc.).
21. The Vendor shall remain responsible for the safety and security of the consignments until they are delivered at the destination. The Vendor agrees that in the event of any loss or damage to the consignments or any part thereof during transit, that is from the time they are entrusted to the Vendor till they are delivered to the Consignee at the destination, due to any reason whatsoever, except due to any act of God or force majeure, the Vendor shall make good the loss, costs, charges and expenses that the Company may suffer or incur due to the loss or damage to the consignments or any part thereof.
22. The terms of this agreement, including but not limited to all the information provided by the Company are confidential. The Vendor shall not directly or indirectly engage in any conduct averse to the best interests of the Company. During the tenure of the agreement and even after its termination, the Vendor cannot disclose any of the Company information (including but not limited to their clients details, email ID, etc.) in any manner possible, all such information is highly confidential.
23. Only courts in Bangalore will have jurisdiction to entertain and try all disputes in connection herewith.
Company Name
Hiveloop Logistics Pvt. Ltd.
For Vendor
Name:
Name:{{onBoardingDetail.owner_name}}
Annexure A:
Price Stricture for 2 Tonner
Vehicle Type: |
Mahindra Bolero & Tata Super Ace |
Type of Contract: |
Monthly Fixed |
Payment Frequency: |
7 day |
Minimum Guaranteed payout for the day |
1200 |
Pricing Structure |
|
Price per Kg (Minimum 2000 Kg) |
0.5 |
Price for covering 0-3 touch points |
200 |
Price for covering 4-6 touch points |
300 |
Price for covering 7-10 touch points |
400 |
Price for covering 11-15 touch points |
500 |
Price for covering 16 and above |
60/Per Touch Point |
2 Tonner Sample Payouts
Touch Point |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
Sample Payout |
1200 |
1200 |
1200 |
1300 |
1300 |
1300 |
1400 |
1400 |
1400 |
1400 |
Touch Point |
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 |
15 |
16 |
17 |
18 |
19 |
20 |
Sample Payout |
1500 |
1500 |
1500 |
1500 |
1500 |
1560 |
1620 |
1680 |
1740 |
1800 |
Price Stricture for 1 Tonner
Vehicle Type: |
Tata Ace |
Type of Contract: |
Monthly Fixed |
Payment Frequency: |
7 day |
Minimum Guaranteed Payout for the day |
1100 |
Pricing Structure |
|
Price per Kg (Minimum 1000 Kg) |
0.5 |
Price for covering 0-4 touch points |
500 |
Price for covering 5-8 touch points |
600 |
Price for covering 8-12 touch points |
700 |
Price for covering 13-15 above touch points |
800 |
Price for covering 16 and Above |
30/Per Touch Point |
1 Tonner Sample Payout
Touch Point |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
Sample Payout |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
1100 |
1100 |
1100 |
1100 |
1200 |
1200 |
Touch Point |
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 |
15 |
16 |
17 |
18 |
19 |
20 |
Sample Payout |
1200 |
1200 |
1300 |
1300 |
1300 |
1330 |
1360 |
1390 |
1420 |
1450 |
Price Stricture for less than 1 Tonner
Vehicle Type: |
Ape |
Type of Contract: |
Monthly Fixed |
Payment Frequency: |
7 day |
Minimum Guaranteed Payout for the day |
900 |
Pricing Structure |
|
Price per Kg (Minimum 600Kg) |
0.5 |
Price for covering 0-4 touch points |
600 |
Price for covering 5-8 touch points |
700 |
Price for covering 9-12 above touch points |
800 |
Price for covering 13-18 above touch points |
1000 |
Less than 1 Tonner Sample Payout
Touch Point |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
Sample Payout |
900 |
900 |
900 |
900 |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
1100 |
Touch Point |
10 |
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 |
15 |
16 |
17 |
18 |
Sample Payout |
1100 |
1100 |
1100 |
1100 |
1300 |
1300 |
1300 |
1300 |
1300 |
Penalty Policy
Last Mile App Penalty
• Driver who does not uses the last mail app for delivers
Penalty Amount is 500/-
• Driver who does not mark the appropriate deliver status on the last mile app
Penalty Amount is 200/-
Note 1: we are currently considering this only in case of
delivery and not in case of RTO or Reattempt
Note 2: on the same if driver is eligible for incentive, we are not paying any incentive also we are not charging penalty too
• Driver who does not mark all deliver points on the app
Penalty Amount is 200/-
• Driver who does not mark the deliver status at the shop but
marks all points at one’s..
Penalty Amount is 200/-
Runsheet Closure
• Driver should close his Runsheet with in 11:59PM of the same day
Penalty Amount is 400/-
• Driver returns to the hub and does not attempt all delivery points allocated to him
Penalty Amount is 1,000/-
• Driver denial any route which was allocated to him Penalty Amount is 1,000/-
Credit & Deliver Charges Collection
• A driver collects cash for a credit order hi will be changed a
penalty
Penalty Amount is 100% of the payment
• A driver collects Deliver changes for a orders when the deliver
is free of cost
Penalty Amount 500/-
COD Closure
• If a Driver uses COD amount collated by him agents deliver order
Penalty Amount is 500/-
• If a driver does not close his COD amount for any particular day
1) Penalty Amount is 50% of the payment
(In case of 1st Warning)
2) Penalty Amount is 100% of the payment and contract
termination with HLPL
(In Case of repetitive offence)
Absenteeism
• A weekly off which is been take without prior approval will be considered as absent and a Penalty will be changed basis below table.
Previous Day |
Actual Day |
Penalty |
Conformed |
Absent |
2000 |
No Replay |
Absent |
2000 |
No Replay |
Present |
Not Eligible For MG |
Not Conformed |
Present |
Not Eligible For MG |
Driver Leave Process
Eligibility:
1) Drives who have an active agreement signed with HLPL.
2) All drivers present for 26 days are eligible for 4 weekly offs.
3) New driver who would have joined during the month will also be eligible weekly off as per prorated basis.
4) Apart from 4 weekly off driver will be eligible for Hub Holidays this holiday will be informed 3 days prior to the holiday.
5) All contracted drivers are eligible for a service bonus of 500/- INR in addition to the existing pay on the day worked from the below list.
Process:
Driver must conform on his availability for the next day by 5:00pm of the previous day.
Table of all possible combination with the penalty.
Previous Day |
Actual Day |
Penalty |
Conformed |
Present |
Nil |
Not Conformed |
Absent |
Nil |
Conformed |
Absent |
2,000/- |
No Replay |
Absent |
2,000/- |
No Replay |
Present |
Not Eligible For MG |
Not Conformed |
Present |
Not Eligible For MG |
Example for calculation of weekly off:
2.1) Joining date: - 24th December 2018
2.2) Vehicle category: - Tata Ace
2.2) No of active day in current month have been 7 days.
2.3) week off eligible is 1 days
2.4) Any other leaves will be penalized as per the MG chart
List of Days for which drivers will be eligible for Service Bonus:
Dates |
Events |
26th January 2019 |
Republic Day |
6th April 2019 |
Ugadi |
1st May 2019 |
Labour Day |
4th June 2019 |
Eid-Ul-Fitr |
15th August 2019 |
Independence Day |
2nd October 2019 |
Gandhi Jayanthi |
7th October 2019 |
Ayudha Pooja |
27th October 2019 |
Diwali |
1st November 2019 |
Karnataka Rajyotsava |
Note: All drivers who works on the above days will get an extra service bonus of 500/-.


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| HRegionServer
HRegionServer makes a set of HRegions available to clients. |
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HRegion stores data for a certain region of a table. |
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Simple wrapper for a byte buffer and a counter. |
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Implementing classes of this interface will be used for the tracking and enforcement of columns and numbers of versions during the course of a Get or Scan operation. |
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| DeleteTracker
This interface is used for the tracking and enforcement of Deletes during the course of a Get or Scan operation. |
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Return codes for comparison of two Deletes. |
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Implementors of this interface want to be notified when an HRegion determines that a cache flush is needed. |
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Internal class used to store the necessary information for a Delete. |
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HLog stores all the edits to the HStore. |
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A Key for an entry in the change log. |
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HRegion stores data for a certain region of a table. |
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HRegionServer makes a set of HRegions available to clients. |
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Internal scanners differ from client-side scanners in that they operate on HStoreKeys and byte[] instead of RowResults. |
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Scanner that returns the next KeyValue. |
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Mechanism by which the HLog requests a log roll |
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Entry to store key/value mappings. |
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The MemStore holds in-memory modifications to the Store. |
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This is the primary class used to process KeyValues during a Get or Scan operation. |
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Manages the read/write consistency within memstore. |
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A Store holds a column family in a Region. |
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A Store data file. |
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HRegion stores data for a certain region of a table. |
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HRegionServer makes a set of HRegions available to clients. |
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Implementors of this interface want to be notified when an HRegion determines that a cache flush is needed. |
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HLog stores all the edits to the HStore. |
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A Key for an entry in the change log. |
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HRegion stores data for a certain region of a table. |
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HRegionServer makes a set of HRegions available to clients. |
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Internal scanners differ from client-side scanners in that they operate on HStoreKeys and byte[] instead of RowResults. |
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A Store data file. |
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HLog stores all the edits to the HStore. |
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Qubit Thread¶
A qubit thread object contains a list of qubits and there statevectors. The class provides functionality for manipulating the qubits, such as measuring them or applying gates.
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class
eqsn.qubit_thread.
QubitThread
(q_id, queue)¶ The Qubit thread is the smallest object in EQSN. It consists of a statevector and the Qubit IDs of the state vector. Most operations here can be applid asynchronously.
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apply_controlled_gate
(mat, q_id1, q_id2)¶ Applies a controlled gate to q_id1
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apply_single_gate
(gate, q_id)¶ Applys a single gate to a qubit.
- Parameters
gate (np.array) – 2x2 unitary array.
id (String) – Qubit on which the gate should be applied to.
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apply_two_qubit_gate
(gate, q_id1, q_id2)¶ Applies a two qubit gate to the statevector.
- Parameters
gate (np.ndarray) – 4x4 unitary matrix
q_id1 (String) – First qubit id.
q_id2 (String) – Second qubit id.
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give_statevector
(channel)¶ Sends the Qubit IDs and their state vectors over a channel.
- Parameters
channel (Queue) – Channel to return the requested data to.
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measure
(q_id, channel)¶ Perform a destructive measurement on qubit with the id.
- Parameters
q_id (String) – ID of the Qubit to measure.
channel (Queue) – Channel to transmit measurement result to.
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measure_non_destructive
(q_id, channel)¶ Perform a non destructive measurement on qubit with the id.
- Parameters
q_id (String) – ID of the Qubit to measure.
channel (Queue) – Channel to transmit measurement result to.
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merge_accept
(channel)¶ Receive the statevector and qubit information of another thread with this thread and merge the vectors.
- Parameters
channel (Queue) – channel to receive qubit ids and statevectors from.
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merge_send
(channel, chanel2)¶ Send own process data to another process and suicide.
- Parameters
channel (Queue) – Channel to send own data to other Qubit Thread.
channel2 (Queue) – Channel to send qubit ids to parent, to update the qubit ids in its dictionary.
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run
()¶ Run in loop and wait to receive tasks to perform.
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swap_qubits
(q_id1, q_id2)¶ Swaps the position of qubit q_id1 with q_id2 in the statevector.
q_id1(String): Qubit id of one of the qubits to swap. q_id2(String): Qubit id of the other qubit to swap.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
Lightly butter and flour a 1.2 litre/2 pint pudding basin.
With an electric hand whisk or wooden spoon, beat together the butter, sugar and lemon or orange zest in a large bowl until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in the eggs, adding a little flour as you go, to prevent the mixture from curdling. Mix in the remaining flour with the baking powder, breadcrumbs and 2 tablespoons of the golden syrup.
Put the remaining golden syrup into the base of the pudding basin and spoon the sponge mixture over, levelling the top with the back of a wet spoon.
Cover the basin with a double piece of aluminium foil or greaseproof paper, with a pleat across the centre to allow space for the pudding to rise. Secure well by folding the foil around the edges and tying with a piece of string.
Place in a steamer over boiling water for 1½ hours, topping up the water frequently. To check if the pudding is cooked, pierce a skewer into the centre of the basin. If it comes out clean, the pudding is cooked.
Turn out the pudding on to a plate, making sure you scrape out any sticky syrup and spread it over the top. Serve straight away with custard and an extra drizzle of golden syrup.


* unspeakable desolation pouring down from the stars *
AFTERWORD
There are a small number of thefts in Unspeakable Desolation Pouring Down From The Stars which deserve acknowledgement.
The Courier's Tragedy, scenes from which are engraved on the stolen pipe-rack, is a Jacobean drama by Richard Wharfinger. Both the play and its author were invented by Thomas Pynchon in The Crying Of Lot 49.
The description of Mister Poxhaven is identical to Mary Shelley's description of the Monster in Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus.
Matilda Spamclot's childhood anecdote, beginning "In a late evening…" and ending "… in the midst of a journey we never began" is the text of a song by Chris Cutler, with music by Lindsay Cooper. It appears on the album Letters Home by News From Babel.
The title Unspeakable Desolation Pouring Down From The Stars is culled from James Hamilton-Paterson's book Playing With Water.
* a novel by frank key *


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How to participate
You can transfer ETH directly to our BRT smart contract address from your Ethereum wallet, which is the same as ordinary transfer.
Note that you need to set gas to 90000 (about 0.002ETH).
Contract address
QR Code
Notice
1.Please do not use the coin withdrawal function from the exchange directly to the currency ETH to the smart contract address,so that your BRT will be owned by the exchange, we can not provide any support for you.
2.Please set the transfer gas to 90000 (about 0.002ETH, the unused portion will be returned).
3.The minimum participate amount is 0.01ETH, excluding gas.
4.After you transfer successfully, BRT will issue it to your transfer address in real time through the smart contract.
5.We recommend that you use My Ether Wallet to participate in the token sale and provide My Ether Wallet tutorial for your reference.
6.We reject American and Singaporean residents and citizens to participate in this bitnan ICO. If you are a member of this population, please do not participate.
Regulation
1.BRT conforms to the Ethereum square ERC20 specification; the BRT is only issued through the official website's open source smart contract, and no other offering is available.
2.Please do not use the coin withdrawal function from the exchange,your BRT will be owned by the exchange. We are not responsible and do not provide technical support.
3.The basic sale price is 1ETH=3000BRT.
4.The token sale is divided into 5 stages, each consisting of 30500 blocks, approximately 6 natural days, with no time interval between stages.
5.The bonus reward rate at each stage is 20%, 15%, 10%, 5%, 0%.
6.After the token sale,the unsold amount of BRT accounted for 50% of the BRT has been sold, will be issued within a week by the project team called smart contract specific methods.
7.After the token sale,the BRT will be allocated by the project team and the project contributor in accordance with the proportion of 2:3, and the project team will be locked in for 4 years.
8.Token sale rules are based on official website open source smart contract code as the final standard,Other promotional materials,including web pages,are used as a reference.
Contract code
/*
Copyright 2017 Bitnan.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
pragma solidity ^0.4.11;
import "./StandardToken.sol";
contract BitnanRewardToken is StandardToken {
/* constants */
string public constant NAME = "BitnanRewardToken";
string public constant SYMBOL = "BRT";
uint public constant DECIMALS = 18;
uint256 public constant ETH_MIN_GOAL = 3000 ether;
uint256 public constant ETH_MAX_GOAL = 6000 ether;
uint256 public constant ORIGIN_ETH_BRT_RATIO = 3000;
uint public constant UNSOLD_SOLD_RATIO = 50;
uint public constant PHASE_NUMBER = 5;
uint public constant BLOCKS_PER_PHASE = 30500;
uint8[5] public bonusPercents = [
20,
15,
10,
5,
0
];
/* vars */
address public owner;
uint public totalEthAmount = 0;
uint public tokenIssueIndex = 0;
uint public deadline;
uint public durationInDays;
uint public startBlock = 0;
bool public isLeftTokenIssued = false;
/* events */
event TokenSaleStart();
event TokenSaleEnd();
event FakeOwner(address fakeOwner);
event CommonError(bytes error);
event IssueToken(uint index, address addr, uint ethAmount, uint tokenAmount);
event TokenSaleSucceed();
event TokenSaleFail();
event TokenSendFail(uint ethAmount);
/* modifier */
modifier onlyOwner {
if(msg.sender != owner) {
FakeOwner(msg.sender);
revert();
}
_;
}
modifier beforeSale {
if(!saleInProgress()) {
_;
}
else {
CommonError('Sale has not started!');
revert();
}
}
modifier inSale {
if(saleInProgress() && !saleOver()) {
_;
}
else {
CommonError('Token is not in sale!');
revert();
}
}
modifier afterSale {
if(saleOver()) {
_;
}
else {
CommonError('Sale is not over!');
revert();
}
}
/* functions */
function () payable {
issueToken(msg.sender);
}
function issueToken(address recipient) payable inSale {
assert(msg.value >= 0.01 ether);
uint tokenAmount = generateTokenAmount(msg.value);
totalEthAmount = totalEthAmount.add(msg.value);
totalSupply = totalSupply.add(tokenAmount);
balances[recipient] = balances[recipient].add(tokenAmount);
IssueToken(tokenIssueIndex, recipient, msg.value, tokenAmount);
if(!owner.send(msg.value)) {
TokenSendFail(msg.value);
revert();
}
}
function issueLeftToken() internal {
if(isLeftTokenIssued) {
CommonError("Left tokens has been issued!");
}
else {
require(totalEthAmount >= ETH_MIN_GOAL);
uint leftTokenAmount = totalSupply.mul(UNSOLD_SOLD_RATIO).div(100);
totalSupply = totalSupply.add(leftTokenAmount);
balances[owner] = balances[owner].add(leftTokenAmount);
IssueToken(tokenIssueIndex++, owner, 0, leftTokenAmount);
isLeftTokenIssued = true;
}
}
function BitnanRewardToken(address _owner) {
owner = _owner;
}
function start(uint _startBlock) public onlyOwner beforeSale {
startBlock = _startBlock;
TokenSaleStart();
}
function close() public onlyOwner afterSale {
if(totalEthAmount < ETH_MIN_GOAL) {
TokenSaleFail();
}
else {
issueLeftToken();
TokenSaleSucceed();
}
}
function generateTokenAmount(uint ethAmount) internal constant returns (uint tokenAmount) {
uint phase = (block.number - startBlock).div(BLOCKS_PER_PHASE);
if(phase >= bonusPercents.length) {
phase = bonusPercents.length - 1;
}
uint originTokenAmount = ethAmount.mul(ORIGIN_ETH_BRT_RATIO);
uint bonusTokenAmount = originTokenAmount.mul(bonusPercents[phase]).div(100);
tokenAmount = originTokenAmount.add(bonusTokenAmount);
}
/* constant functions */
function saleInProgress() constant returns (bool) {
return (startBlock > 0 && block.number >= startBlock);
}
function saleOver() constant returns (bool) {
return startBlock > 0 && (saleOverInTime() || saleOverReachMaxETH());
}
function saleOverInTime() constant returns (bool) {
return block.number >= startBlock + BLOCKS_PER_PHASE * PHASE_NUMBER;
}
function saleOverReachMaxETH() constant returns (bool) {
return totalEthAmount >= ETH_MAX_GOAL;
}
}


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4th
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TOR
Toronto Blue Jays
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- GenericSet<T> - Class in <Unnamed>
-
An implementation of a Generic Set
- GenericSet() - Constructor for class GenericSet
-
Instantiates an empty Generic Set
- GenericSet(GenericSet<T>) - Constructor for class GenericSet
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Instantiates a Generic Set by copying another Generic Set
- GenericTuple<T> - Class in <Unnamed>
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An implementation of a Generic Tuple
- GenericTuple(T, T) - Constructor for class GenericTuple
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Creates a Tuple of Ts, given the first and second elements
- getA() - Method in class GenericTuple
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- getA() - Method in interface Tuple
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Gets the first element of the tuple
- getB() - Method in class GenericTuple
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- getB() - Method in interface Tuple
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Gets the second element of the tuple


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About arc42¶
This information should stay in every repository as per their license: http://www.arc42.de/template/licence.html
arc42, the Template for documentation of software and system architecture.
By Dr. Gernot Starke, Dr. Peter Hruschka and contributors.
Template Revision: 6.5 EN (based on asciidoc), Juni 2014
© We acknowledge that this document uses material from the arc 42 architecture template, http://www.arc42.de. Created by Dr. Peter Hruschka & Dr. Gernot Starke. For additional contributors see http://arc42.de/sonstiges/contributors.html
Note
This version of the template contains some help and explanations. It is used for familiarization with arc42 and the understanding of the concepts. For documentation of your own system you use better the plain version.
Literature and references¶
- Starke-2014
- Gernot Starke: Effektive Softwarearchitekturen - Ein praktischer Leitfaden. Carl Hanser Verlag, 6, Auflage 2014.
- Starke-Hruschka-2011
- Gernot Starke und Peter Hruschka: Softwarearchitektur kompakt. Springer Akademischer Verlag, 2. Auflage 2011.
- Zörner-2013
- Softwarearchitekturen dokumentieren und kommunizieren, Carl Hanser Verlag, 2012
Examples¶
- HTML Sanity Checker
- DocChess (german)
- Gradle (german)
- MaMa CRM (german)
- Financial Data Migration (german)
Acknowledgements and collaborations¶
arc42 originally envisioned by Dr. Peter Hruschka and Dr. Gernot Starke.
- Sources
- We maintain arc42 in asciidoc format at the moment, hosted in GitHub under the aim42-Organisation.
- Issues
- We maintain a list of open topics and bugs.
We are looking forward to your corrections and clarifications! Please fork the repository mentioned over this lines and send us a pull request!
Collaborators¶
We are very thankful and acknowledge the support and help provided by all active and former collaborators, uncountable (anonymous) advisors, bug finders and users of this method.
Currently active¶
- Gernot Starke
- Stefan Zörner
- Markus Schärtel
- Ralf D. Müller
- Peter Hruschka
- Jürgen Krey
Former collaborators¶
(in alphabetical order)
- Anne Aloysius
- Matthias Bohlen
- Karl Eilebrecht
- Manfred Ferken
- Phillip Ghadir
- Carsten Klein
- Prof. Arne Koschel
- Axel Scheithauer


Jeremiah
1
1 This is the message of Jeremiah son of Hilkiah, who wrote this. He was a priest, from the town of Anathoth in the area where the tribe of Benjamin lives.
2 Yahweh started to give him these messages when Josiah had been ruling Judah for almost thirteen years.
3 Yahweh continued to give him messages when Josiah's son Jehoiakim was the king, and he continued to do that until Zedekiah had been the king of Judah for almost eleven years. It was in the fifth month of that year that the people of Jerusalem were exiled to Babylonia.
4 One day Yahweh gave me this message,
5 "I knew you before I finished forming you in your mother's womb. I set you apart for my honor before you were born, and I appointed you to be my prophet for all the nations."
6 I replied,
"O, Yahweh my God, do you not see that I am not qualified to speak for you? I am very young!"
7 Yahweh replied,
"Do not say that you are too young, because you must go to everyone to whom I will send you, and you must tell them everything that I tell you to say.
8 And you must not be afraid of the people to whom you will speak, because I will protect you from being harmed by them. This will surely happen because I, Yahweh, have said it!"
9 Then it was as though Yahweh touched my mouth and said,
"Listen to me!  You will tell them that I will completely destroy and get rid of some of them and that I will establish others and cause them to be prosperous."
11 Then Yahweh showed something to me, and said,
"Jeremiah, what do you see?"
I replied,
"I see a branch from an almond tree."
12 Yahweh said,
"That is correct.
13 Then Yahweh spoke to me again and said,
"What do you see now?"
 It is in the north, tipping toward me."
14 Yahweh replied,
"Yes! It means that from the north great trouble will spread over this land, like boiling water pouring from a pot.
15 Listen to what I say: I am summoning the armies of the kingdoms that are north of Judah to come to Jerusalem. Their kings will set up their thrones at the gates of this city to indicate that they are now the kings of Judah. Their armies will attack and break down the walls of this city, and they will do the same thing to all the other towns in Judah.
16 I will punish my people because of all the evil things that they have done; they have abandoned me and they offer offerings of worship to false gods. They worship idols that they have made with their own hands!
17 So, get up and put on your clothes to get ready for action! Then go to the people of Judah and tell them everything that I tell you to say.  I will cause you to be strong, like a city that has strong walls around it. You will be as strong as an iron pillar or a bronze wall.  That will surely happen because I, Yahweh, have said it!"


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M4521 BSP V3.01.000
The Board Support Package for M4521
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Modules | |
| PDMA Exported Functions | |
Macros | |
| #define | PDMA_CH_MAX |
| #define | PDMA_OP_STOP |
| #define | PDMA_OP_BASIC |
| #define | PDMA_OP_SCATTER |
| #define | PDMA_WIDTH_8 |
| #define | PDMA_WIDTH_16 |
| #define | PDMA_WIDTH_32 |
| #define | PDMA_SAR_INC |
| #define | PDMA_SAR_FIX |
| #define | PDMA_DAR_INC |
| #define | PDMA_DAR_FIX |
| #define | PDMA_REQ_SINGLE |
| #define | PDMA_REQ_BURST |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_128 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_64 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_32 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_16 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_8 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_4 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_2 |
| #define | PDMA_BURST_1 |
| #define | PDMA_SPI0_TX |
| #define | PDMA_SPI1_TX |
| #define | PDMA_UART0_TX |
| #define | PDMA_UART1_TX |
| #define | PDMA_UART2_TX |
| #define | PDMA_UART3_TX |
| #define | PDMA_ADC_RX |
| #define | PDMA_PWM0_P1_RX |
| #define | PDMA_PWM0_P2_RX |
| #define | PDMA_PWM0_P3_RX |
| #define | PDMA_PWM1_P1_RX |
| #define | PDMA_PWM1_P2_RX |
| #define | PDMA_PWM1_P3_RX |
| #define | PDMA_SPI0_RX |
| #define | PDMA_SPI1_RX |
| #define | PDMA_UART0_RX |
| #define | PDMA_UART1_RX |
| #define | PDMA_UART2_RX |
| #define | PDMA_UART3_RX |
| #define | PDMA_MEM |
| #define | PDMA_INT_TRANS_DONE |
| #define | PDMA_INT_TEMPTY |
| #define | PDMA_INT_TIMEOUT |


The following are useful Kitty Cookie Monster facts:
- They become feral when interupted while eating cookies.
- They love to dress up, but only as the cookie monster.
- Not all monsters like cookies or the cookie monster.
- All kitty's love cookies because they are monsters, adorable little monsters.
- Sometimes they are grumpy, mainly because of a lack of cookies.
Meowch! for other great kitty cookie monster madness!


West Midlands Trains services disrupted as rail workers go on strike
West Midlands rail workers have walked out in the first of a series of planned Saturday strikes, leaving services disrupted for commuters.
Pictures on social media show members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union ‘rock solid and determined’ as they mounted picket lines outside stations in places including Coventry, Crewe and Birmingham.
The action on West Midlands Trains is set to last 24 hours after starting at midnight.
Trains to Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Dudley, Kidderminster, Walsall, Smethwick and Birmingham were affected as staff continued their long-running fight against driver only operations.
A further six strikes are set to take place throughout November and December, with the union claiming driver-only operations on trains affect customer safety and accessibility.
RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: ‘RMT members are standing rock solid and determined this morning across the West Midlands Trains franchise as we fight to put the safety-critical role of the guard at the platform/train interface, and the safety and accessibility of the travelling public, before the profits of the train operator.
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‘The inevitable and serious disruption to services today is wholly down to the company and their refusal to agree to the safest possible means of operation.
‘We will not allow the drive for profit to override the core issue of safe and accessible services for all on West Midlands Trains and we stand firm on that very basic principle.
‘We will never compromise on the issues of passenger safety and accessibility.’
A spokesman for West Midlands Trains has insisted driver only operations were never proposed by the company.
He said: ‘We are very disappointed this action by the RMT is going ahead.
‘A strike benefits nobody and will inconvenience businesses and thousands of local rail users.
‘There is no need for this action, we have never proposed driver only operation.
‘We are committed to keeping a safety-critical conductor on every passenger train.
‘In recent days, we proposed a solution which meets the latest demands from RMT, in respect of our new trains when they are delivered.
‘The solution means conductors retain responsibility for safe train dispatch from stations.
‘We remain determined to find a way of resolving this dispute without further disruption and inconvenience for our passengers.
‘We are running a reduced service on Saturday using managers who have guard competency. Passengers are advised to check their journey carefully before leaving home.’
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Kim Peek, Inspiration for ‘Rain Man,’ Dies at 58 - Obituary (Obit)
In 1988, the film â€œRain Man,â€ about an autistic savant played by Dustin Hoffman, shed a humane light on the travails of autism while revealing the extraordinary powers of memory that a small number of otherwise mentally disabled people possess, ostensibly as a side effect of their disability.
The film won four Oscars, including best picture, best actor and, for Barry Morrow and Ronald Bass, best original screenplay. But it never would have been made if Mr. Morrow had not had a chance meeting with Kim Peek, who inspired him to write the film.
Mr. Peek was not autistic â€” not all savants are autistic and not all autistics are savants â€” but he was born with severe brain abnormalities that impaired his physical coordination and made ordinary reasoning difficult. He could not dress himself or brush his teeth without help. He found metaphoric language incomprehensible and conceptualization baffling.
But with an astonishing skill that allowed him to read facing pages of a book at once â€” one with each eye â€” he read as many as 12,000 volumes. Even more remarkable, he could remember what he had read.
Indeed, Mr. Peek, who died Dec. 19 at home in Salt Lake City, had perhaps the worldâ€™s most capacious memory for facts. He was 58. The cause was a heart attack, said his father, Fran Peek.
Almost all documented savants â€” people with an extraordinary depth of knowledge and the ability to recall it â€” have been restricted in their expertise to specific fields like mathematics, chess, art or music. But Mr. Peek had a wide range of interests and could instantly answer the most arcane questions on subjects as diverse as history, sports, music, geography and movies.
â€œHe was the Mount Everest of memory,â€ Dr. Darold A. Treffert, an expert on savants who knew Mr. Peek for 20 years, said in an interview.
Mr. Peek had memorized so many Shakespearean plays and musical compositions and was such a stickler for accuracy, his father said, that they had to stop attending performances because he would stand up and correct the actors or the musicians.
â€œHeâ€™d stand up and say: â€˜Wait a minute! The trombone is two notes off,â€™ â€ Fran Peek said.
Mr. Peek had an uncanny facility with the calendar.
â€œWhen an interviewer offered that he had been born on March 31, 1956, Peek noted, in less than a second, that it was a Saturday on Easter weekend,â€ Dr. Treffert and Dr. Daniel D. Christensen wrote about Mr. Peek in Scientific American in 2006.
They added: â€œHe knows all the area codes and ZIP codes in the U.S., together with the television stations serving those locales. He learns the maps in the front of phone books and can provide MapQuest-like travel directions within any major U.S. city or between any pair of them. He can identify hundreds of classical compositions, tell when and where each was composed and first performed, give the name of the composer and many biographical details, and even discuss the formal and tonal components of the music. Most intriguing of all, he appears to be developing a new skill in middle life.  Then, in 1984, he met Mr. Morrow at a meeting of the Association of Retarded Citizens in Arlington, Tex. Mr. Peekâ€™s father was chairman of the groupâ€™s communications committee, and Mr. Morrow had helped create two television movies about a retarded man named Bill (played by Mickey Rooney).
After Mr. Peek displayed his memory skills in a conversation with him, Mr. Morrow set about concocting a story around someone like Kim Peek. â€œI was absolutely flabbergasted that such a human being existed,â€ Mr. Morrow said in a 2006 documentary about Mr. Peek.
In â€œRain Man,â€ the autistic character, Raymond Babbitt, has been institutionalized since he was very young but is reunited with a cynical younger brother, Charlie (played by Tom Cruise), who had forgotten about his brotherâ€™s existence. (The title comes from Raymondâ€™s recollection of the infant Charlieâ€™s name for him.) The two men take a cross-country trip, and fraternal reconciliation ensues.
The movie, a critical and box office success, was not based on Mr. Peekâ€™s life, but in preparing for the role, Mr. Hoffman visited with Mr. Peek and incorporated many of his characteristics â€” a shambling gait, peculiar hand movements and occasional blunt utterances â€” into the character of Raymond.
When Mr. Hoffman won an Oscar for best actor for the performance, he thanked Mr. Peek in his acceptance speech. Mr. Morrow went even further: he gave his own Oscar statuette to Mr. Peek, who carried it with him to public appearances for the next 21 years.
In the wake of â€œRain Man,â€ Mr. Peek became something of a celebrity, emerging from his shell to travel around the country giving demonstrations of his talent and advocating tolerance for the disabled. Fran Peek estimated that some 400,000 people have hugged Mr. Morrowâ€™s statuette.
â€œWe called it the worldâ€™s best-loved Oscar,â€ he said.
Laurence Kim Peek was born on Nov. 11, 1951. (He was named for his motherâ€™s favorite actor, Laurence Olivier, and the title character of Rudyard Kiplingâ€™s â€œKimâ€; Kipling was his fatherâ€™s favorite author.) Kimâ€™s head was enlarged, his cerebellum was malformed and, perhaps most crucial, he was missing the corpus callosum, the sheaf of nerve tissue that connects the brainâ€™s hemispheres. It has been theorized that this disruption of normal communication between the brainâ€™s left and right halves resulted in a kind of jury-rigged rewiring.
â€œPerhaps the resulting structures allow the two hemispheres to function, in certain respects, as one giant hemisphere, putting normally separate functions under the same roof, as it were,â€ Drs. Treffert and Christensen wrote. â€œIf so, then Peek may owe some of his talents to this particular abnormality.â€
When Kim was 9 months old, a doctor said that he was so severely retarded that he would never walk or talk and that he should be institutionalized. When Kim was 6, another doctor recommended a lobotomy. By then, however, Kim had read and memorized the first eight volumes of a set of family encyclopedias, his father said. He received part-time tutoring from the age of 7 and completed a high school curriculum by 14. He spent great swaths of time absorbing volumes in the Salt Lake City Public Library. He never used computers, his father said.
â€œHow he learned to read, I just donâ€™t know,â€ Mr. Peek said.
Kim Peekâ€™s parents divorced in 1981, and his father cared for him alone until his sonâ€™s death. Besides his father, Mr. Peek is survived by his mother, Jeanne Willey Peek Buchi; a brother, Brian; and a sister, Alison, all of Salt Lake City.
â€œRain Manâ€ changed Mr. Peekâ€™s life. In the documentary, he confessed that before the film, he never looked anyone in the face.
â€œBarry influenced me more than any other person,â€ he said of Mr. Morrow. â€œHe made me â€˜Rain Man.â€™ â€
Though his social skills never fully developed, he grew to be outwardly engaging. He enjoyed being among people in his travels and became comfortable as something of a showman. He began developing mental skills he had never had before, like making puns; his coordination slowly improved, to the extent that he could play the piano. He became more self-aware, even displaying a certain social agility.
During a presentation Mr. Peek gave at Oxford University in England, after he fielded studentsâ€™ questions about the Lusitania and about British monarchs, a young woman stood and asked him, â€œKim, are you happy?â€
â€œIâ€™m happy just to look at you,â€ Mr. Peek said.
A long time ago I saw a documentary on Mr. Peek on PBS. I’ll need to find it again one day.


Shipyard
Mission
Town Sweep
Random Engagements
Mission
Terrain
Mission type
OnLoadName
Full mission name, shown on load screen
Briefing name
Short mission name containing only alphanumeric and underscore
Overview text
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Contains functions that are useful for probing moderation effects (or interactions) including techniques such as pick-a-point (also known as spotlight analysis) and Johnson-Neyman (also known as floodlight analysis). Plot function is also provided to facilitate visualization of results from each of these techniques.
| Version: | 0.2.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Published: | 2015-04-22 |
| Author: | Jiat Chow Tan [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Jiat Chow Tan <w110013 at ntu.edu.sg> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | probemod results |
| Reference manual: | probemod.pdf |
| Package source: | probemod_0.2.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: probemod_0.2.1.zip, r-release: probemod_0.2.1.zip, r-oldrel: probemod_0.2.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: probemod_0.2.1.tgz, r-oldrel: probemod_0.2.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | probemod archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=probemod to link to this page.


new Client
Spacebrew client!
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
server |
String | (Optional) Address of Spacebrew server. Checks "server" query string if not passed; defaults to localhost |
name |
String | (Optional) Name of app. Checks "name" query string if not passed; defaults to window.location.href |
description |
String | (Optional) Description of app. Defaults to ""; |
- Source:
- sb.js, line 35
Members
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description :String
-
Description of your app
- Source:
- sb.js, line 61
-
isConnected :Boolean
-
Are we connected to a Spacebrew server?
- Source:
- sb.js, line 71
-
name :String
-
Name of app
- Source:
- sb.js, line 55
-
socket :WebSocket
-
Reference to WebSocket
- Source:
- sb.js, line 40
Methods
-
addPublish
-
Add a route you are publishing on
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
String Name of incoming route type
String "boolean", "range", or "string" def
String default value - Source:
- sb.js, line 125
-
addSubscribe
-
[addSubscriber description]
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
String Name of outgoing route type
String "boolean", "range", or "string" - Source:
- sb.js, line 137
-
connect
-
Connect to Spacebrew
- Source:
- sb.js, line 78
-
onBooleanMessage
-
Override in your app to receive "boolean" messages, e.g. sb.onBooleanMessage = yourBoolFunction
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
String Name of incoming route value
String [description] - Source:
- sb.js, line 106
-
onRangeMessage
-
Override in your app to receive "range" messages, e.g. sb.onRangeMessage = yourRangeFunction
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
String Name of incoming route value
String [description] - Source:
- sb.js, line 97
-
onStringMessage
-
Override in your app to receive "string" messages, e.g. sb.onStringMessage = yourStringFunction
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
String Name of incoming route value
String [description] - Source:
- sb.js, line 115
-
send
-
Send a route to Spacebrew
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
String Name of outgoing route (must match something in addPublish) type
String "boolean", "range", or "string" value
String Value to send - Source:
- sb.js, line 159


Literature Review
1. Spatial statistics and influencing factors of the novel coronavirus (By: Yongzhu Xiong, Yunpeng Wang, Feng Chen, Mingyong Zhu)
a. Aim of study
- To understand spatio-temporal dynamic characteristics of covid-19
b. Methodology
- Spatial autocorrelation (Moran’s I)
- Find out if study area and its neighbors had significant global and local spatial autocorrelation characteristics
- Statistical correlation
- Find out correlation between cases at prefecture level and county level, plus other indication (population, economy, environmental, etc)
c. Learning Points
- Spatial scale significantly affected global spatial autocorrelation of NCP epidemic
- Cases at provincial level, prefecture and county level has significant local spatial autocorrelation and clustering characteristics
- No global spatial autocorrelation at provincial level
- Significant local clustering characteristics
- Not related to natural environment, population and social and economic activities
- Closely related to prevention and control of epidemic
d. Areas of Improvement
- The research only focus on mainly 1 methodology, which is autocorrelation analysis


{% extends "layout_task-list.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block home_link %} ../../task-list {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% set my_account="1" %} {% include "includes/propositional_navigation.html" %} {% endblock %} {% import 'prototypes/prototype-jun-2019/includes/address.html' as address %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} {% if data.return_page and data.return_page.includes('check-and-send') or data.return_page and data.return_page.includes('check-your-answers')%} {% else %} Back {% endif %} Enter the business's full legal name Follow these steps or your claim may fail: make sure you have the correct full legal name - this may not be the name you're familiar with (for example, British Gas is British Gas Trading Limited) don't assume shop or brand names are full legal names - they can be very different (for example, 'ST&H Group Limited' is the full legal name of Saga Holidays) to claim against a franchise, make sure you enter the full legal name of the business that runs the branch, not the chain always include 'ltd', 'limited' or 'plc' if it's part of the business name on paperwork or on the Companies House website You'll have to pay an extra fee to correct any details later. Business's full legal name Contact person (optional) This might be a person you've discussed the claim with {% include 'prototypes/prototype-jun-2019/includes/contact.html' %} {% endblock %}
Follow these steps or your claim may fail:
You'll have to pay an extra fee to correct any details later.
This might be a person you've discussed the claim with


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hp-clean(1) User Manuals hp-clean(1) NAME hp-clean - Printer Cartridge Cleaning Utility DESCRIPTION Cartridge cleaning utility for HPLIP supported inkjet printers. SYNOPSIS hp-clean [DEVICE_URI|PRINTER_NAME] [MODE] [OPTIONS] PRINTER|DEVICE-URI To specify a device-URI: -d<device-uri> or --device=<device-uri> To specify a CUPS printer: -p<printer> or --printer=<printer> MODE Run in interactive mode: -i or --interactive OPTIONS Set the logging level: -l<level> or --logging=<level> <level>: none, info*, error, warn, debug (*default) Run in debug mode: -g (same as option: -ldebug) This help information: -h or --help SEE ALSO hp-align hp-clean hp-linefeedcal hp-pqdiag AUTHOR HPLIP (Hewlett-Packard Linux Imaging and Printing) is an HP developed solution for printing, scanning, and faxing with HP inkjet and laser based printers in Linux. REPORTING BUGS The HPLIP Launchpad.net site https://launchpad.net/hplip is available to get help, report bugs, make suggestions, discuss the HPLIP project or otherwise contact the HPLIP Team. COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2001-14 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. This software comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to distribute it under certain conditions. See COPY‐ ING file for more details. Linux 4.0 hp-clean(1)


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static const uint32_t | MaxDataSize = 16 |
| | Maximum size of the m_Data array.
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std::string | m_Name |
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std::string | m_Type |
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uint32_t | m_Register |
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uint32_t | m_Size |
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std::array< float, Uniform::MaxDataSize > | m_Data |
| |
| float const * Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::getData |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- A pointer to the internal data. Guaranteed to be (MaxDataSize * sizeof(float)) in size, though only part of the data array may actually be in use (see getSize()). Unused portions may be anything as the array is only cleared to zero once during creation.
| float Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::getElement |
( |
uint32_t |
index | ) |
const |
Retrieves the data at the specified index.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | index | Index of data to retrieve. Depending on the type of underlying uniform (float, vector, matrix), this may be on the range of [0,16). |
- Returns
- The data at the specified index. If index or underlying data is invalid, will return 0.0.
| std::string const & Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::getName |
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const |
- Returns
- The string name of this Uniform.
| uint32_t Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::getRegister |
( |
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const |
- Returns
- The register index of this Uniform.
| uint32_t Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::getSize |
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const |
- Returns
- Number of data elements stored in this uniform.
| std::string const & Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::getType |
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const |
- Returns
- The superficial type of this Uniform.
| void Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::setData |
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float |
data | ) |
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Sets the uniform data.
- Parameters
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| [in] | data | Single float value for the Uniform to represent. |
| void Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::setData |
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Math::Vector4f const & |
data | ) |
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Sets the uniform data.
- Parameters
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| [in] | data | A four-component vector for the Uniform to represent. |
Sets the uniform data.
- Parameters
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| [in] | data | A 3x3 matrix for the Uniform to represent. |
Sets the uniform data.
- Parameters
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| [in] | data | A 4x4 matrix for the Uniform to represent. |
| bool Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::setData |
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uint32_t |
size, |
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data |
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Sets the uniform data.
- Parameters
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| [in] | size | Number of elements being passed. Valid values are: 1, 4, 12, 16. |
| [in] | data | Uniform data to set. |
- Returns
- TRUE if successful. May return false if size is invalid, or elements is NULL.
| void Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::setName |
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name | ) |
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Sets the name of this Uniform.
- Parameters
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| void Ocular::Graphics::Uniform::setRegister |
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uint32_t |
index | ) |
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Sets the register index of this Uniform.
- Parameters
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type | ) |
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Sets the superficial type of this Uniform (float, Color, Vector4f, Matrix4x4)
- Parameters
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| [in] | type | String representation of the type (see Utils::TypeName<T>::name) |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularCore/include/Graphics/Shader/Uniform/Uniform.hpp
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularCore/src/Graphics/Shader/Uniform/Uniform.cpp


Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-01-15 11:39:59
@ Brett Zamir: wow. I don't usually have to deal with these things. more kuddos to you, man.
Brett Zamir
on 2009-01-15 02:22:19
Oh sorry, in order to convert to string, you can add the line
str = str+'';
as the very first line in strlen() (before getWholeChar()).
By the way, I do see that your blogging software does not convert the character in my 2nd example into entities, so you can try that example too. Best, Brett
Brett Zamir
on 2009-01-15 02:15:26
While the following may look like overkill, in order to be truly faithful to handling all Unicode characters and to this function in PHP which does not count the number of bytes but counts the number of characters, something like this is really necessary:
// Form a string with a form of the Han character for "you" surrounded by the letters A and Z
var str = 'A\ud87e\udc04Z'; // Including two "surrogates" which are used to form a single character in Unicode (so the count of this should be 3, not 4 as str.length will give)
// var str = 'Að¯ „Z'; // If your blogging software won't mess with the Unicode, you can try this equivalent example as well (should be 3, not 4 as str.length will give)
alert(
strlen(str)
);
// Note that the exceptions will only be thrown if the string is poorly formed Unicode (something unlikely unless it was deliberate--e.g., try taking out one of the surrogate pairs above).
// Also note that although it will indeed be rare, especially for Western scripts, that str.length would not handle the situation correctly, in order to support handling of all languages that can be expressed in Unicode, the following is necessary.
function strlen (str) {
function getWholeChar (str, i) {
var code = str.charCodeAt(i);
if (0xD800 <= code && code <= 0xDBFF) { // High surrogate(could change last hex to 0xDB7F to treat high private surrogates as single characters)
if (str.length <= (i+1)) {
throw 'High surrogate without following low surrogate';
}
var next = str.charCodeAt(i+1);
if (0xDC00 > next || next > 0xDFFF) {
throw 'High surrogate without following low surrogate';
}
return str[i]+str[i+1];
}
else if (0xDC00 <= code && code <= 0xDFFF) { // Low surrogate
if (i === 0) {
throw 'Low surrogate without preceding high surrogate';
}
var prev = str.charCodeAt(i-1);
if (0xD800 > prev || prev > 0xDBFF) { //(could change last hex to 0xDB7F to treat high private surrogates as single characters)
throw 'Low surrogate without preceding high surrogate';
}
return false; // We can pass over low surrogates now as the second component in a pair which we have already processed
}
return str[i];
}
for (var i=0, lgth=0; i < str.length; i++) {
if ((chr = getWholeChar(str, i)) === false) {continue;} // Adapt this line at the top of any loop, passing in the whole string and the current iteration and returning a variable to represent the individual character; purpose is to treat the first part of a surrogate pair as the whole character and then ignore the second part
lgth++;
}
return lgth;
}
(By the way on an unrelated note, I see shuffle() and possibly some other array functions also need to be made to work with associative arrays (just correcting myself about only a few needing it).)
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-10-06 16:21:23
@ Onno Marsman: Very well, I will leave it at
return (string+'').length;
then.
Onno Marsman
on 2008-10-06 15:34:12
This was already covered.
(string+'') is always a string so (string+'').length always is an integer and can never result into false.
So the || 0 can be removed.
There is some behavior that doesn't correspond to PHP behavior and that is when you apply strlen to an array or object. But I don't think there will be a need to check this, and Javascripts behavior can be considered to be better. (calling .toString() on an object when the concatenation occurs)
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-10-06 12:05:25
@ Onno Marsman: I guess sakimori's change slipped through. He did make it into the comments.
I believe the reason for the if statement is that you want to have strlen return 0, even if it returns false. What do you think about this implementation?
Onno Marsman
on 2008-10-04 17:19:21
The l variable doesn't seem to do much. As far as I can see this function is exactly the same as the following:
function strlen (string) {
return (string+'').length;
}
This is already suggested by Sakimori but for some reason his code didn't make it into the function. I think it should.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-09-08 00:20:19
@ Kirk Strobeck: I've added some code that I think would make it better. But if you could provide the code that breaks it, that would help greatly, we can then also add it to the examples so it will be tested thoroughly.
Thank you!
Kirk Strobeck
on 2008-09-06 01:29:38
There is one problem, this returns NULL if empty, it should return 0, so you can test in an if statement without an error.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-05-16 16:45:47
@ Sakimori: Cool, thank you for improving our project!
Sakimori
on 2008-05-16 00:58:35
In PHP, strlen(45) returns 2. With the above JS implementation, strlen(45) returns undefined (numbers have no "length" property).
You might consider changing it to:
return String(string).length;
... or maybe even:
return ("" + string).length;


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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, ip, addr)
- The constructor for the Amplifier class.
:param ip: IP address of GPIB-ETHERNET
:type ip: str
:param addr: GPIB address
:type addr: str
- checkerror(self)
- Check system errors in the Amplifier.
:return: error message
:rtype: str
- close(self)
- Close and delete connection of the Amplifier.
- connection_and_initialization(self)
- Open TCP connection to connection port of Amplifier IP address of GPIB-ETHERNET and initialize the Amplifier
default parameters:
- mode (str): Set mode as CONTROLLER.
- addr_GPIB (str): Set GPIB address.
- read_after_write (str): Turn off read-after-write to avoid "Query Unterminated" errors.
- read_timeout (str): Read timeout is 500 ms.
- eos_3 (str): Do not append CR or LF to GPIB data.
- eoi_1 (str): Assert EOI with last byte to indicate end of data.
- enable(self, stat=False)
- Enable or Disable the Amplifier.
:param stat: if True is enable otherwise is disable
:type stat: bool
- mode(self, mod, param=0)
- Define mode and power.
Define power or gain for mode AGC and APC in dBm, or current for mode ACC in mA.
- The range of gain in mode AGC takes 20 to 35 dBm.
- The range of power in mode APC takes 0 to 23'5 dBm.
- The range of current in mode ACC takes 0 to 1210 mA.
:param mod: mode
:type mod: str
:param param: power, gain or current
:type param: float
- status(self)
- Check and return the Amplifier configured parameters:
- Check mode and put it into the variable 'mod' as string.
- Check (power/gain/current) of the mode and put it into the variable 'power' as float.
- Check status (enable/disable) and put it into the variable 'stat' (True/False).
:return: status, mode, power
:rtype list
- test(self)
- Just as test, ask for instrument ID according to SCPI API.
:return: instrument ID (e.g EDFA C Band, V2.1)
:rtype: str
Static methods defined here:
- configuration(ip, addr, mode, power)
- Amplifier configuration:
- Set mode of the Amplifier
- Enable or disable the Amplifier.
- Check status, mode and power of the Amplifier and shows the values.
:param ip: IP address of GPIB-ETHERNET
:type ip: str
:param addr: GPIB address
:type addr: str
:param mode: mode
:type mode: str
:param power: power
:type power: float
:return: status, mode and power
:rtype: list
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- buffer_size = 100
- connection_port = 1234
- connection_timeout = 2
- controller_mode = '++mode 1\n'
- eoi_1 = '++eoi 1\n'
- eos_3 = '++eos 3\n'
- read_after_write = '++auto 0\n'
- read_eoi = '++read eoi\n'
- read_timeout = '++read_tmo_ms 500\n'
- time_sleep_enable = 7
- time_sleep_mode = 1
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4. User Guide¶
The Hydro-UQ app, as will be discussed in Software Architecture, is an hazard event application. In addition to the hazard event, the workflow also includes other aspects, like UQ and FEM engine. Each of these workflow elements can involve multiple different backend applications. Once the Hydro-UQ app is started, the user is presented with the user interface shown in Fig. 4.1. It is in this UI where the user selects the applications to run in a workflow, inputs the necessary parameters for each of these applications, starts the workflow either locally or remotely, and finally views the simulation results. The main window of the UI is divided into several separate areas. Each of these areas are discussed in the upcoming sections.
Login Button:
The Login button is at the top right of the user interface. Before the user can launch any jobs on DesignSafe, they must first login to DesignSafe using their DesignSafe login and password. Pressing the login button will open up the login window for users to enter this information. Users can register for an account on the DesignSafe-CI website.
Action Buttons:
The action buttons consists of possible action button. This includes:
RUN: This button is used to setup and run the jobs locally on the user’s computer. However, presently, the Hydro-UQ application does not facilitate local runs. This will be made available in the coming versions.
RUN at DesignSafe: Process the information, and send to DesignSafe. The simulation will be run there on a supercomputer, and results will be stored in the user’s DesignSafe jobs folder.
GET from DesignSafe: Obtain the list of jobs for the user from DesignSafe and select a job to download from that list.
Exit: Exit the application.
Message Area:
The message area is located in the top center of the UI and displays status and error messages for a running background application.
Input Panel Selection:
The ribbon on the left side provides the user with a selection of buttons to choose from (e.g. UQ, EVT, RV, FEM, RES). Selecting any of these buttons will change what is displayed in the central input panel. Each panel, with exception of RV panel, will present the user with an option for which application to choose for that part of the workflow, and will then present the users for inputs for that application. Of particular interest here is the EVT where all flow-parameters are assigned. At present, the other inputs have not been integrated into the Hydro-UQ application. More information will be provided as and when the other inputs are integrated.
- 4.1. UQ: Uncertainty Quantification (Coming soon)
- 4.2. GI: General Information (Coming soon)
- 4.3. SIM: Structural Model (Coming soon)
- 4.4. EVT: Hydro Events
- 4.5. FEM: Finite Element Method (Coming soon)
- 4.6. EDP: Demand Parameters (Coming soon)
- 4.7. RV: Random Variables (Coming soon)
- 4.8. RES: Results (Coming soon)
Event Parameter Panel:
The input panel is the large central area of the UI where the user provides input for the application chosen and where they can view the results. For example, if the user had selected RV in the input panel selection, it is in this panel that the user would provide details on the distributions associated with each random variable. In the following sections each of the panels that is presented to the user when the buttons in the input panel selection are reviewed:
Graphics Window:
The graphics window will be added into the upcoming versions. This is meant to show various geometric entities related to the Hydro-event.


Hello,
I tried to install Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH, I can connect and send Input but it fails when I create FEEDS. I got the message "ERROR: Feed could not be created, undefined". Could you tell me please if it possible to install it on OVH and if yes how to solve this issue ?
Thank you, for your help
Gfo
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Have you checked that the location of your data directories (phpfiwa, phpfina ect) corresponds with the locations specified in your settings.php file?
Paul
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Yes, but I am not sure that the unix path for 'datadir' are correct, I have created the "emoncmsdata" directory directly under the root (/) like this
'phpfiwa'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/emoncmsdata/phpfiwa/'
),
'phpfina'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/emoncmsdata/phpfina/'
),
'phptimeseries'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/emoncmsdata/phptimeseries/'
),
'phptimestore'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/emoncmsdata/phptimestore/'
Could you tell me if it is correct or may be it is rights issue ( I put 777 on the directory but I didn't change .htaccess) ?
Thank you,
gfo
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
I've no experience of using OVH or similar hosting, but if you are able to call php scripts try copying the attached php file to one of your data directories and running it. It should return the directory's current location.
Plan B would be to email OVH support and ask the question.
Paul
NOTE; there is a block on uploading php files, so I've changed the suffix to txt, but should be changed back to php.
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Hello,
Installing emoncms on OVH should work. I've had an account with them since January, and have had no problems with it. My web page is at: <IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/meter.
I use the default data storage locations given in settings.php, i.e. /var/lib/phpfina etc.
Regards,
Bill
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Thank you for your help , it works now !
Bill, very nice graphics, I would like to know which graphics you use and also which feeds. What are your inputs ? Is it only Power and you calculate kwh and kwhd ?
Thank you
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Thanks, the compliment is much appreciated.
I used the realtime graphics in the top row, the rest are the simplezoom graphic.
My inputs are Power, Power to kWh, Power to kWh/d
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Hi all,
I'm also trying to install emoncms on my site at OVH.
Where did you create your data directories ?? Under /www ?
I created a emoncms directory where i uploaded all the files. When i call the index.php, i get a message telling me that i didn't configure the default.settings.php. I didn't do it as i don't want to mess my database as i have another CMS (Joomla!) running.
But at least the emoncms is alive !
What tables are created by emoncms ?
Thanks !
Re: Emoncms 8.4.0 on OVH
Answering to myself,
I created a new database via the IVH manager could setup the settings file. I left the datafiles settings to default, and it seems to work... :-)
I could login and create the admin account.
Now, i have to deal with the rest ! ;-)
Sincerely,


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(2) If 5 machines take 5 minutes to make 5 chairs, ¿How much would 100 machines take to make 100 chairs? {% formfield player.Pregunta2 %} minutos.
(3) In a lake, there is a lirium patch. Each day, the patch duplicates in size. If it takes 48 days to cover all the lake,
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(4) If it takes 1 minute to make 1 cut, ¿Whats the minimum time it will take to cut a wood cilinder of 30 feet in 30 equal pieces
without moving the pieces cutted? {% formfield player.Pregunta4 %} minutes.


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In 2018, for the First
Workshop on Computer Vision for Fashion, Art and Design, at the
European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV) in Munich, Germany, a call was
put out for artworks dealing with computer vision technologies.
Computer vision techniques have long been connected to the arts. From the study
of visual art with computer vision techniques, to the development of new vision
techniques based on insights from the arts community, to artwork generated
algorithmically, there is a rich history of exchange between the fields.
In recent years the success of a new crop of generative models is creating
excitement and change in vision and graphics, and these new approaches to
creation have led to a rich community of artistic exploration as well, much of
which is happening in online visual culture. Artists such as Mario Klingemann,
Anna Ridler, Memo Akten and Kyle McDonald have incorporated computer vision
techniques into their artistic practice to explore novel ways of representing
the human form, experiment with datasets of their own drawings and critique the
machine’s ability to understand the world.
Further, the outsized influence of computer vision techniques in socially
important areas such as healthcare, ubiquitous surveillance, autonomous
vehicles and robotics, and warfare makes a social and artistic engagement with
the field vital.
Here we present works from 30+ artists from around the world, selected from an
open call by a jury of artists, technologists, and curators: Luba Elliott,
Mario Klingemann, Samim Winiger, Sougwen Chung, Xavier Snelgrove, Irini
Papadimitriou and Gene Kogan. Some of these works were selected for their
technical novelty, some for their aesthetic merit, some for their conceptual
contribution.


The bandwagon of dragons was followed by a group of people who formed a decagon as they danced around the fire-breathing beast. [G|D]
The flagon of ale was passed around the table as the group of friends formed a heptagon and hexagon while they played a game of cards. [G|D]
The paragon of beauty, the queen was crowned inside the nonagon-shaped palace, while the octagon-shaped courtyard was filled with her loyal subjects. [G|D]
The snapdragon flowers in the pentagon-shaped garden were enhanced by the addition of tarragon in the chef's signature dish. [G|D]


Create Tables For Reporting Clinical Trials. Calculates descriptive statistics and hypothese tests, arranges the results in a table ready for reporting with LaTeX or Word.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.5.0) |
| Imports: | stats (≥ 3.5), doBy (≥ 4.6), plyr (≥ 1.8.4), reshape2 (≥ 1.4.3), Hmisc (≥ 4.1), settings (≥ 0.2.4), DescTools (≥ 0.99.24), effsize (≥ 0.7.1) |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, officer, flextable |
| Published: | 2018-09-13 |
| Author: | Armin Ströbel [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Armin Ströbel <armin-michael.stroebel at dzne.de> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | atable results |
| Reference manual: | atable.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
atable: Create Tables for Reporting Clinical Trials |
| Package source: | atable_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: atable_0.1.0.zip, r-release: atable_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: not available |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: atable_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: not available |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=atable to link to this page.


ATLAS Open Data Python framework for 13 TeV analyses
About
This is an analysis code that may be used to analyse the data of the ATLAS published dataset.
GitLab repository
General Usage
Analysis
The files in the root directory of the installation are the various run scripts. Configuration files can be found in the Configurations folder.
As a first test to check whether everything works fine you can simply run a preconfigured analyis via
python RunScript.py -s "Zmumu"
What you have done here is to run the code in single core mode and specifying that you only want to analyse the Zmumu sample as defined in the Configurations/2lepConfiguration.py. The runscript has several options which may be displayed by typing
python RunScript.py --help
The options include:
-a, --analysis overrides the analysis that is stated in the configuration file -s, --samples comma separated string that contains the keys for a subset of processes to run over -p, --parallel enables running in parallel (default is single core use) -n NWORKERS, --nWorkers NWORKERS specifies the number of workers if multi core usage is desired (default is 4) -c CONFIGFILE, --configfile CONFIGFILE specifies the config file to be read (default is Configurations/Configuration.py) -o OUTPUTDIR, --output OUTPUDIR specifies the output directory you would like to use instead of the one in the configuration file
The XConfiguration.py files specify how an analysis should behave. The Job portion of the configuration looks like this:
Job = { "Batch" : True, (switches progress bar on and off, forced to be off when running in parallel mode) "Analysis" : "ZAnalysis", (names the analysis to be executed) "Fraction" : 0.000001, (determines the fraction of events per file to be analysed) "MaxEvents" :<PHONE_NUMBER>, (determines the maximum number of events per file to be analysed) "OutputDirectory" : "results/" (specifies the directory where the output root files should be saved) }
The second portion of the configuration file specifies which The locations of the individual files that are to be used for the different processes can be set es such:
Processes = { # Diboson processes 2lep > "WWlvlv" : "/eos/project/a/atlas-outreach/projects/open-data/OpenDataTuples/2lep/MC/mc15_13TeV.361600.PwPy8EG_CT10nloME_AZNLOCTEQ6L1_WWlvlv.2lep_raw.root", (single file) ... "data_2lep" : "/eos/project/a/atlas-outreach/projects/open-data/OpenDataTuples/2lep/Data/data*_2lep.root", (potentially many files) }
The files associated with the processes are found via python's glob module, enabling the use of unix style wildcards.
The names chosen for the processes are important as they are the keys that are used later in the infofile.py to determine the necessary scaling factors for correct plotting.
Now we want to run over the full set of available samples. For this simply type:
python RunScript.py
Use the options -p and -n if you have a multi core system and want to use multiple cores. Execution times are between ? to ? hours in single core mode or ~ ? minutes in multi core mode.
Plotting
Results may be plotted via:
python PlotResults.py Configuration/PlotConf_AnalysisName.py
In our example case the name of the analysis is ZAnalysis, so type:
python PlotResults.py Configuration/PlotConf_ZAnalysis.py
The resulting histograms will be put into the Output directory.
The plotting configuration file enables the user to steer the plotting process. Each analysis has its own plotting configuration file to accomodate changes in background composition or histograms that the user may want to plot.
General information for plotting include the Luminosity and InputDirectory located at the top of the file:
config = { "Luminosity" : 10064, "InputDirectory" : "results", ...
The names of the histograms to be drawn can be specified like so:
"Histograms" : { "etmiss" : {rebin : 4, log_y : True}, "lep_n" : {rebin : 5}, "lep_pt" : {}, ...
Note that it is possible to supply additional information via a dictionary like structure to further detail the per histogram options. Currently available options are:
rebin : int - used to merge X bins into one. Useful in low statistics situations log_y : bool - if True is set as the bool the main depiction will be drawn in logarithmic scale y_margin : float - sets the fraction of whitespace above the largest contribution in the plot. Default value is 0.1.
Definition of Paintables and Depictions
Each Plot consists of several depictions of paintables. A depiction is a certain standard type of visualising information. Availabe depictions include simple plots, ratios and agreement plots. A paintable is a histogram or stack with added information such as colors and which processes contribute to said histogram. A simple definition of paintables may look like this:
'Paintables': { "Stack": { "Order" : ["Diboson", "W", "Z", "single top", "ttbar"], "Processes" : { "Diboson" : { "Color" : "#fa7921", "Contributions" : ["WWlvlv", "WWlvqq", "WZlvll", "WZlvvv", "WZqqll", "WZlvqq", "ZZllll", "ZZvvll", "ZZqqll"]}, ... }, 'Higgs': { 'Color': '#0000ff', 'Contributions': ['ggH125_WW2lep']}, "data" : { "Contributions": ["dataA_2lep", "dataB_2lep", "dataC_2lep", "dataD_2lep"]}
Stack and data are specialised names for paintables. This ensures that only one stack and one data representation are present in the visual results. A Stack shows the different processes specified in "order" stacked upon each other to give an idea of the composition of the simulated data. The definitions for these individual processes are defined under "Processes". Each process has a certain colour and a list of contributing parts that comprise it. These contributing parts have to fit the keys used in both the run configuration and the infofile.py.
data is a specialised paintable which is geared toward the standard representation of data. Since the data does not need to be scaled there is no need to align the used names in contributions with those found in the infofile.py. However, they still have to fit the ones used in the configuration.py.
All otherwise named paintables (like "Higgs" in the example) are considered as "overlays". Overlays are used to show possible signals or to compare shapes between multiple overlays (see for instance in the HWWAnalysis).
The paintables can be used in depictions like so:
"Depictions": { "Order" : ["Main", "Data/MC", "S/B"], "Definitions" : { "Data/MC": { "type" : "Agreement", "Paintables" : ["data", "Stack"]}, "Main": { "type" : "Main", "Paintables": ["Stack", "data"]}, 'S/B': { 'type' : 'Ratio', 'Paintables' : ['Higgs', 'Stack']}, }
There are currently three types of depictions available: Main, Agreement and Ratio. Main type plots will simply show the paintables in a simple plot fashion. Ratio type plots will show the ratio of the first paintable w.r.t. the second paintable. Agreement type plots are typically used to evaluate the agreement between two paintables (usually the stack of predictions and the data).
The order of the depictions is determined in line 2 of the code example above.
In Depth Information
Analysis Code
The analysis code is located in the Analysis folder. It will be used to write out histograms for the individual input files which will be used for plotting purposes later.
The basic code implementing the protocol to read the files and how the objects can be read is in Tuplereader.py. Have a look there to see which information is available. The general analysis flow can be found in Job.py whereas the base class for all concrete analyses is located in Analysis.py.
It is recommended to start out by modifying one of the existing analyses, e.g. the ZAnalysis located in ZAnalysis.py. If you want to add an analysis, make sure that the filename is the same as the class name, otherwise the code will not work.


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China says stopping violence, restoring order is paramount in Hong Kong: ministry spokesman
BEIJING (Reuters) - China’s foreign ministry, asked about the results of the weekend’s district council elections in Hong Kong, said stopping violence and restoring order is the paramount task in the city at the moment.
Foreign Ministry spokesman, Geng Shuang, made the comment at a daily press briefing on Monday.
Voters turned out in record numbers over the weekend in an overwhelming win for the pro-democratic parties, increasing pressure on the Chinese-ruled government to listen to demands for greater democratic freedoms.


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