Boy oh boy! Twin male pandas charm Berlin zoo
by AFPBERLIN: The cuteness level at Berlin Zoo doubled on Monday when a pair of twin panda cubs made their public debut, with the zoo revealing the cuddly bundles of fur were both boys.
The little ones were born at the zoo on August 31 but in keeping with Chinese tradition they were only named after 100 days.
Speaking before a crowd of excited reporters at the Panda Garden, zoo director Andreas Knieriem announced that the cubs would go by the names of Meng Xiang, meaning “long-awaited dream” and Meng Yuan, or “dream come true”.
The twins, weighing around six kilos each, then made their long-awaited first appearance before the world’s media.
Wheeled out in a glass-cased “panda bed”, they were seen lounging close together on a heated mattress.
One of the cubs appeared half-asleep and unfazed by the attention, while his more active brother repeatedly turned his back on the press pack, prompting coos and laughter.
But the general public will have to wait a little longer for their own glimpse of the zoo’s newest stars.
The cubs will be kept away from visitors “until they can walk properly” and are more familiar with their surroundings, Knieriem said, expected to be sometime in early 2020.
The birth of the cubs has delighted Berlin’s oldest zoo as it is notoriously hard to breed pandas, and twins are even rarer.
Their mother Meng Meng and male giant panda Jiao Qing arrived in Berlin in June 2017 to great fanfare.
China lends pandas to zoos around the world — a programme dubbed “panda diplomacy”.
Berlin zoo pays $15 million for a 15-year contract to host the adult pandas, with most of the money going towards a conservation and breeding research programme in China.
While the twin cubs were born in Berlin, they remain Chinese and must be returned to China within four years after they have been weaned.
About 1,864 pandas remain in the wild in China, up from around 1,000 in the late 1970s, according to the environmental group WWF.
Just over 400 pandas live in zoos around the world, in conservation projects set up with Beijing.
The species is considered “vulnerable” to extinction by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.


faulter
OS/161 Reference Manual
Name
faulter - commit address fault
Synopsis
/testbin/faulter
Description
faulter accesses an invalid memory address, thus crashing. It should
be killed and not crash the entire system.
Requirements
faulter uses the following system calls:
faulter should work properly, that is, get killed with an address
fault, once the basic system calls assignment is complete.


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While vaccinations are rolling out at an increasing rate, we're not out of the woods yet and we hope these figures will serve as a reminder to stay safe and practice the correct safety precautions.
Economic Impact
Beyond the human impact of the pandemic, COVID-19 has clearly impacted the economy and its effects will be felt for years to come.
Years of recovery from the 2008 recession have been undone and the country faces higher unemployement than it has in half a decade.


Lady D lives in the castle, she have 3 daughters(Bela, Cassandra, & Daniela).Donna lives in an old house near the waterfall. She has a lot of dolls.Heisenberg lives in the Factory, he has his own metal army.Moreau would do anything for Miranda, he lives in the water.


Item 2.
Next, calculate the median annual household income. The median is the middle number in a sorted data set. It divides a data set into exactly two halves, such that 50% of the data points are lesser than the median, and 50% of the data points are larger than the median. If the median annual household income is $35,000, that means 50% respondents' annual household income is more than $35,000, and 50% respondents' annual household income is less than $35,000\}in-context


QuickUSB
The QuickUSB installer on this CD-ROM will install the QuickUSB library, diagnostic software, and source code example onto your computer.
To run the installer either use a file manager and click on the file QuickUSB_Installer.bin, or from the command prompt cd into your CDROM directory
and type sh ./QuickUSB_Installer.bin
During the installation you will be asked to choose your installation directory and link directory. If you are using gnome and would like icons to be placed on the desktop use the folder /home/<your_account_name>/.gnome-desktop/ as your link directory. On the other hand if you are using KDE edit the path to read /home/<your_account_name>/Desktop . Remember Linux is case sensitive so its important you type in the correct path.
After installation is complete please run the shell script named install.sh in the QuickUSB
Directory you specified to update your system’s Hotplug usb.usermap file and to place the QuickUSB script in the correct location.
The rest of this document is geared towards software developers.
QuickUSB comes with two driver versions. The static driver libquickusb.a can be used without further installation on your Linux system.
On the other hand libquickusb.so.2.0.0 is a shared library which will need LibUSB 0.1.7 to function properly. Therefore if you wish to use the shared library it is required that you install the libusb-0.1.7.rpm file onto your computer since Redhat 9.0 and Mandrake 9.0, 9.1 come with LibUSB version 0.1.4
To install LibUSB from the CD-ROM type the command
"rpm -i --force libusb-0.1.7.rpm" as root. The --force flag is needed because an older version of LibUSB is already installed on your system and rpm will complain about it
being replaced with this newer version.
It is advised that you move the files in the libquickusb.a and libquickusb.so.2.0.0 in the Driver directory of your QuickUSB installation to the proper lib directory on your system. For Redhat and Mandrake this is usually /usr/lib. In addition you may want to move the *.h files in the Library directory to your proper include directory, which is usually /usr/include.
To aid in linking and compiling your own program(s) it is wise to create symbolic links to the libusb.so.1.0.0 file. Assuming the shared library file exists in /usr/lib type the following commands to create the symbolic links.
ln –s /usr/lib/libquickusb.so.2.0.0 libquickusb.so.2
ln –s /usr/lib/libquickusb.so.2.0.0 libquickusb.so
Once this has all been done you will need to use the /usr/sbin/ldconfig command to update the system driver cache.
To recompile the QuickUSB Diagnostic software you will need to have QT Designer 3.2 and above. You can get the latest version of QT Designer from Http://www.Trolltech.com
We have supplied two project files and two make files with the diagnostic software.
One set is for compiling the program statically while the other pair is for dynamic compilation.
To use the static project file type:
mv Makefile-STATIC Makefile
make
Or to create a dynamicaly linked version of the software type the following:
mv Makefile-SHARED Makefile
make
If you would like to generate a fresh make file type one of the following depending on which type of makefile you would like:
qmake –o Makefile QuickUsbDiagnosticStatic.pro
qmake –o Makefile QuickUsbDiagnosticShared.pro
Troubleshooting:
If the install.sh script does not work for you will need to manually do the following:
After you have installed the QuickUSB software, you will need to append the following two lines to the end of the /etc/hotplug/usb.usrmap file
# Bitwise Systems QuickUSB module QuickUSB 0x0003 0x0FBB 0x0001 0x0000 0x0000 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00000000
You now need to move the file QuickUSB located in
<your installation directory>\hotplug\ to the following directory /etc/hotplug/usb


Vaccinations
by BRIEFWASHINGTON – A Washington, D.C., appeals court ruled that a couple who claims their infant son died as a result of a vaccination is not entitled to compensation because they did not prove “by a preponderance” of evidence that the vaccinations contributed to his death.
Copyright © 2019 courthousenews.com


s6-linux-init
Software
skarnet.org
The s6 ecosystem is made of several parts, which are mainly the following:
As explained in this presentation, an init system is made of four parts:
The s6 package obviously provides part 3. It also provides part 2, because s6-svscan is suitable as being pid 1 after some small setup is performed.
Part 4, service management, can be provided in a variety of ways. The s6-rc service manager is the natural complement to the s6 process supervisor, but it is not the only possibility. The anopa package also provides a service manager designed to work with s6. And, at the expense of tight integration with the supervisor, it is possible to run a "traditional" service manager, such as sysv-rc or OpenRC, with an s6-based init system. This flexibility is possible because service management is one layer above the mechanisms of init and process supervision.
Remains part 1. And that's where s6-linux-init enters the picture.
Part 1 of an init system, the /sbin/init program, has been purposefully omitted from the main s6 package, for a simple reason: s6 aims to be portable to any flavor of Unix, and it is impossible to implement /sbin/init in a portable way.
For instance, to do its job, s6-svscan needs a writable directory. Such a directory may not be available at boot time, before mounting filesystems, because the root filesystem may be read-only. So, at least one writable filesystem (typically a RAM-backed one) must be mounted before s6-svscan can be executed and be pid 1. And mounting a filesystem is a non-portable operation.
Moreover, the sequence of operations that a /sbin/init program needs to perform before executing into s6-svscan is a bit tricky. It can be scripted, but it's not easy, and since it's so early in the lifetime of the machine, there's no safety net at all (the supervision tree itself, and the early getty, are supposed to be the safety net, and they're not there yet). So it's better to automate these operations.
s6-linux-init aims to provide a fully functional /sbin/init program that executes into an s6 supervision tree with all the necessary support services already in place, as well as the corresponding shutdown commands. It also aims to be flexible enough to accommodate various needs and be compatible with any user-chosen service manager.
As usual, it is about mechanism, not policy.


| tidy.epi.2by2 {broom} | R Documentation |
Tidy summarizes information about the components of a model. A model component might be a single term in a regression, a single hypothesis, a cluster, or a class. Exactly what tidy considers to be a model component varies across models but is usually self-evident. If a model has several distinct types of components, you will need to specify which components to return.
## S3 method for class 'epi.2by2' tidy(x, parameters = c("moa", "stat"), ...)
x |
A |
parameters |
Return measures of association ( |
... |
Additional arguments. Not used. Needed to match generic
signature only. Cautionary note: Misspelled arguments will be
absorbed in |
The tibble has a column for each of the measures of association
or tests contained in massoc
when epiR::epi.2by2()
is called.
A tibble::tibble()
with columns:
conf.high |
Upper bound on the confidence interval for the estimate. |
conf.low |
Lower bound on the confidence interval for the estimate. |
df |
Degrees of freedom used by this term in the model. |
p.value |
The two-sided p-value associated with the observed statistic. |
statistic |
The value of a T-statistic to use in a hypothesis that the regression term is non-zero. |
term |
The name of the regression term. |
estimate |
Estimated measure of association |
library(epiR) dat <- matrix(c(13, 2163, 5, 3349), nrow = 2, byrow = TRUE) rownames(dat) <- c("DF+", "DF-") colnames(dat) <- c("FUS+", "FUS-") fit <- epi.2by2( dat = as.table(dat), method = "cross.sectional", conf.level = 0.95, units = 100, outcome = "as.columns" ) tidy(fit, parameters = "moa")


(a) EL spectra of the LEDs. Legend reveals corresponding EL peak position. Inset shows photo of the EL of the operating device with Empa logo. (b) Commission Internationale de l’Éclairage CIE 1931 color diagram. Black triangle represents BT.2020 (Rec2020) color coordinates. Red dots mark coordinates of LEDs presented in this work.


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I'm connecting to Lean with python code. Here's the first server response after synching on an existing file (so yes it's finding test.lean), but not this init
requirement:
Lean =>: {'msgs': [{'caption': '', 'file_name': 'test.lean', 'pos_col': 0, 'pos_line': 1, 'severity': 'error', 'text': "file 'init' not found in the LEAN_PATH"}], 'response': 'all_messages'}
init
is a folder in the lean repo; it should be at library/init
relative to the repo root. Any lean file that does not begin with prelude
implicitly starts with import init
which loads the file library/init/default.lean
. Lean finds this file by navigating from the lean.exe
executable location, so if you copy lean.exe
out of its directory you get this error
init
is a folder in the lean repo; it should be atlibrary/init
relative to the repo root. Any lean file that does not begin withprelude
implicitly starts withimport init
which loads the filelibrary/init/default.lean
. Lean finds this file by navigating from thelean.exe
executable location, so if you copylean.exe
out of its directory you get this error
I have not done that. I have copied the entire lean folder into a subfolder lean
. Inside is bin
containing lean.exe
. The current working directory that lean is using though is .
So lean is contained in ./lean/bin/lean.exe
and its using .
as to where to find test.lean
that I am syncing. Is there some instructions on setting up a default lean workspace?
As far as I can tell from the code, lean does not use the pwd at all for finding the builtin_path
my LEAN_PATH = lean
relative to .
could this be why?
it uses various tricks on win/OSX/linux to find where the executable itself is and navigates from that, so if lean/library/init/default.lean
is there then it should work
make sure that lean test.lean
works
without using the server mode
Oh and clear the LEAN_PATH env variable
don't ever set it, that's from an old version of lean
we really need to fix the error message
the "modern" way to set the lean path is to have a leanpkg.path
file in some parent of the target lean file, usually created by the leanpkg
tool
the "modern" way to set the lean path is to have a
leanpkg.path
file in some parent of the target lean file, usually created by theleanpkg
tool
lean.exe test.lean runs and does nothing so I assume it's working. I've just put a #check 1
in it.
I would expect it to print something with that check line though
I would expect it to print something with that check line though
How do I get leanpkg
to work what do I pass it? It just sits and does nothing when run without args.
I would expect it to print something with that check line though
How do I get
leanpkg
to work what do I pass it? It just sits and does nothing when run without args.
Nevermind, it finally returned with help!
Is there some instructions on setting up a default lean workspace?
There is a tutorial project on the mathlib website: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md#working-on-an-existing-package
When it takes forever to return like that, it probably means that the library is not compiled. Run lean --make test.lean
instead
and it will save .olean
files for the core library
after that, checking simple things should be fast
Is there some instructions on setting up a default lean workspace?
There is a tutorial project on the mathlib website: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md#working-on-an-existing-package
Thanks @Mario Carneiro that's just what I needed.
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Hangman v0.9.6 Hangman.Shard.Handler
Module runs game play for the given shard of secrets as determined by Shard.Flow
. Basically, runs a chunk of the overall original secrets vector.
Module drives Player.Controller
, while setting up the proper Game
server and Event
consumer states beforehand.
Simply stated it politely nudges the player to proceed to the next course of action or make the next guess.
When the game is finished it politely ends the game playing returning the shard_key and game snapshot tuple.
The twist to this is that these shard handlers are run in parallel and concurrently thanks to the concurrent map reduce setup of Flow
Summary
Functions
Play handles client play loop for particular player shard_key
Sets up the game
server and per player event
server. Used primarly by the collation logic in Flow
Functions
Specs
play(Hangman.Player.id) :: {Hangman.Player.id, [String.t]}
Play handles client play loop for particular player shard_key
Specs
Sets up the game
server and per player event
server. Used primarly by the collation logic in Flow


object
Performance monitor for state space searches.
Paulo Moura
1.4
2008/10/20
static, context_switching_calls
public monitoring
event_registry
before_event_registry
after_event_registry
list
numberlist
time
static
time(-number) – zero_or_one
static
transitions(-number) – zero_or_one
static
branching(-integer,-float,-integer) – zero_or_one
static
report – zero_or_one
static
init – one
static
stop – one
(see related entities)
dynamic
transitions_(?state,?state,?integer) – zero_or_more
dynamic
solution_length_(?integer) – zero_or_one
dynamic
time_(-number) – zero_or_one


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Dear John,
In connection with the POTAS Task A.252 (Agency Task USA-A0931: Modificationof FDMS and RR Codes), please find attached files of MIC sample data anddeclared information related to the MIC data. Please note that originaldeclared information has been changed by multiplying arbitrary constants dueto confidential reasons.
* 218PR37 : 102 kB, BID file* 218QA55 : 460 kB, BID file* MIC Samples : 17 kB, Excel file
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| Class | DSK |
| In: |
lib/DSK.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
For manipulating DSK files, as created by ADT (adt.berlios.de) and ADTPRo (adtpro.sourceforge.net) used by many Apple 2 emulators.
| FILE_SYSTEMS | = | [:prodos,:dos33,:nadol,:pascal,:unknown] |
| SECTOR_ORDERS | = | [:physical,:prodos_from_dos] |
| DSK_IMAGE_EXTENSIONS | = | [".dsk",".po",".do",".hdv"] |
| INTERLEAVES | = | { :physical=> [0x00,0x01,0x02,0x03,0x04,0x05,0x06,0x07,0x08,0x09,0x0A,0x0B,0x0C,0x0D,0x0E,0x0F], :prodos_from_dos=>[0x00,0x0E,0x0D,0x0C,0x0B,0x0A,0x09,0x08,0x07,0x06,0x05,0x04,0x03,0x02,0x01,0x0F] |
| DSK_FILE_LENGTH | = | 143360 |
| file_bytes | [RW] | |
| sector_order | [RW] | |
| track_count | [RW] |


Opens the URL for the specified service and namespace in the default browser or prints it to the console. If no namespace is provided, 'default' is assumed.
minishift openshift service [flags] SERVICE
minishift openshift service [command]
Global Flags:
Use "minishift openshift service [command] --help" for more information about a command.


Basics
Each search term should go on a new line
Following a block of terms you can then use operators on them using the keywords: AND, OR, NOT and TO
Example:
Notes: In the keyword line 3, 6 and 11 the TO keyword is used which operates over a range of lines (inclusive)
Tags
Tags can be used to filter results further.
Possible tags include [pdat] for publish date, [journal] for journals, [author] for authors and [language] for language.
Example:


Emacs Elfeed
Mark All As Read
{{entry.feed.title}}
{{entry.dateString}}
{{entry.title}}
No results.
{{selected.title}}


Do these two feats stack with each other. Eg. 5 from a level 23 barb and 6 more from level 10 DD for a total of 11 reduction?
Hope this has not been asked before and I just missed it in the previous posts.
Oh, it has been asked, but that doesn't matter. they still stack. _________________ I see the fear you have inside, you can run but never hide.
I run the Pre-Epic Builders guild. Join and share your experience.


ComboTree jQuery Plugin v1.1
ComboTree has been developed to manage large amount of choices and tree structered data in combobox. Here is functions:
- Multi/Single Selection
- Get selection data as Id/Title array
- Tree structured data list
- Filtering
- Read JSON data source
Multi Selection
Single Selection
Configurations:
- source: {JSON OBJECT} It can take JSON data object
- isMultiple: {True/False}
Usage:
comboTree1 = $('#justAnInputBox').comboTree({
source : SampleJSONData,
isMultiple: true
});
Methods:
getSelectedItemsTitle()
Returns title array of selected values. If nothing selected, it will return false.
comboTree1.getSelectedItemsTitle();
getSelectedItemsId()
Returns id array of selected values. If nothing selected, it will return false.
comboTree1.getSelectedItemsId();
Donation
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Owning Palette: Logger
Requires: Logger
Use the Configure VIs to configure the logger.
| Palette Object | Description |
|---|---|
| Configure Calendar Folder Tree | Change the configuration for on-disk location of log files. |
| Configure File | Change the configuration for the file logger. |
| Configure File Extension | Change the file extension of log files. |
| Configure Level | Change the maximum level for log statements. |
| Configure Maximum File Count | Change the maximum number of files to have on-disk when a rollover occurs. |
| Configure Maximum File Size | Change the maximum file size before creating a new log file. |
| Configure Prune All | Change the pruning of all older files greater than the maximum file count. |
| Configure Root Folder | Change the base, or root, location for new log files. |
| Configure User-Defined Codes | Add user-defined error codes. |
| Configure User-Defined Descriptions | Add user-defined descriptions for errors. |
| Configure Verbosity | Change which errors are displayed to the user. |


The TAsK software implements several algorithms for solving the deterministic static traffic assignment problem with fixed demands, see [19], and the non-additive traffic assignment problem, see [14].
All code is implemented in the C++ programming language. This is open-source software distributed under the MIT license.
The software was tested only on the Ubuntu (12.10, 13.10 and 14.04) operating system.
Contributors
The style sheet for documentation comes from https://github.com/Velron/doxygen-bootstrapped.
- Version
- 1.0
- Copyright
- MIT license
How to cite
In a paper, please, cite the following reference:
Olga Perederieieva, Matthias Ehrgott, Andrea Raith, Judith Y.T. Wang, A framework for and empirical study of algorithms for traffic assignment, Computers & Operations Research, Volume 54, February 2015, Pages 90-107, ISSN 0305-0548, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cor.2014.08.024.
In code documentation, include a reference to this website.
Features
- 11 algorithms for additive traffic assignment that belong to link-, path- and bush-based methods, see [18].
- 2 algorithms for non-additive traffic assignment (path equilibration and gradient projection).
- 2 equilibration strategies, see [18].
- 3 algorithms for finding a step size (bisection, Armijo-like rule and quadratic approximation).
- Various options for direction of descent.
- 3 flow update strategies for path-based algorithms.
- Non-additive shortest path algorithm based on bi-objective label-setting with speed-up techniques that exploit the traffic assignment structure.
- Plain text and KML output of computation results.
Installation instructions
Requirements:
- C++ compiler (the software was tested with gcc 4.8.2).
- Boost library that can be downloaded from http://www.boost.org/.
Instructions:
- Download archive with source code.
- Unzip.
- Open terminal, go to the folder with source code (src/) and type: make.
By default extended floating point precision is used (long double type). In order to use double type, comment line CPPFLAGS += -DUSE_EXTENDED_PRECISION in Makefile and recompile code if necessary by typing in terminal: make clean; make.
- Note
- If double type is used instead of long double, algorithms might fail to find highly precise solutions.
Documentation
API documentation can be found in Docs/html/index.html.
Usage
In order to run the TAsK software one should create a text file with various run parameters first.
Example data
The archive with source code includes the SiouxFalls data instance from http://www.bgu.ac.il/~bargera/tntp/. This instance can be used for research purposes only.
How to run
After compiling the source code, one can run it with one of the two included parameter files. Example parameter files are input.params for conventional traffic assignment and inputNonAdd.params for non-additive traffic assignment. Please, use these files as templates for creating other files with parameters.
- Note
- If some of the fields are missing or invalid values are used, the program will terminate with an error message or failed assertion.
- Warning
- All field names and possible values are case-sensitive.
In order to run code with input.params:
- Open terminal and go to the folder with source code.
- Type in terminal: ./ta ../input.params.
File input.params allows to solve the additive traffic assignment problem with the Algorithm B (for details, see [7]) based on quadratic approximation for the SiouxFalls instance.
File inputNonAdd.params allows to solve the non-additive traffic assignment problem with the path equilibration algorithm (for details, see [8]) based on Newton step for the SiouxFalls instance.
Parameter files
A parameter file must contain the following fields (supported comments /* for multiple line comments, // for one line comments):
Path to file with network data
Path to file with O-D matrix.
This field is used for the non-additive traffic assignment model. If this field is not empty, then instead of tolls specified in file with network, random ones will be used. This field is ignored if additive traffic assignment problem is solved.
Probability to assign tolls to links. This field is ignored if option <WRITE_RND_TOLLS_TO_FILE> has empty value.
Maximum value of toll for randomly generated tolls. This field is ignored if option <WRITE_RND_TOLLS_TO_FILE> has empty value.
Type of scalarization function. This field is used for the non-additive traffic assignment model. This field is ignored if option <INDIFF_CURVE> has empty value.
Possible values:
- PiecewiseLinear.
- Linear.
- Convex.
- Concave.
Path to file with scalarization functions. This field is used for the non-additive traffic assignment model. If this field is empty, then the problem is considered to be additive. If this field is set to RND_GEN, then piecewise-linear scalarization functions will be generated randomly.
Maximum number of breakpoints per piecewise-linear function. This field is ignored if option <INDIFF_CURVE> has any value except {RND_GEN}.
Path to file with node coordinates. Specify this field if LaTeX output is necessary.
Time limit of algorithm execution in seconds.
Shortest path algorithm. Possible values:
- LC - single-source label-setting algorithm. If this option is chosen along with a path-based algorithm, then single-source label-setting will be used for point-to-point shortest path calculations which is much slower than A*. Works only for additive traffic assignment. If one tries to choose this option for non-additive traffic assignment, then the program will terminate with failed assertion.
- Astar - A* point-to-point algorithm. If this option is specified, A* will be used for path-based algorithms, and one-source Dijkstra's algorithm for convergence measure. If this option is specified along with a link- or bush-based algorithm, then for all one-source shortest path calculations Dijkstra's algorithm will be used. Works only for additive traffic assignment. If one tries to choose this option for non-additive traffic assignment, then the program will terminate with failed assertion.
- Warning
- Astar option does not work with TAPAS. Never use them together.
- NonAdd - non-additive shortest path. Works only for non-additive traffic assignment. If one tries to choose this option for additive traffic assignment, then the program will terminate with failed assertion.
- LazyNonAdd - lazy non-additive shortest path, see [3]. Works only for non-additive traffic assignment. If one tries to choose this option for additive traffic assignment, then the program will terminate with failed assertion.
- LazySP - lazy additive shortest path, see [3]. Works only for additive traffic assignment. If one tries to choose this option for non-additive traffic assignment, then the program will terminate with failed assertion.
If any non-empty value is specified, then the randomised flow update strategy is used where probability of calculating a point-to-point shortest path depends on the iteration number. This option works only with path-based algorithms and is ignored if an algorithm from a different group is used.
Probability of calculating a point-to-point shortest path. Possible values: any real number in the interval (0, 1]. This option is ignored if field <UseP2PShPathWithRandomReturn> has empty value.
Convergence measure. Possible values:
- RGAP - relative gap. This option works for additive traffic assignment only.
- MAX_DIFF - max-min cost difference bound, see [7]. This option works for path-based algorithms only (for both additive and non-additive problems).
Algorithm precision. For example, if <PRECISION>: {1e-5}, then the algorithm will terminate when convergence measure reaches any value strictly smaller than 1e-5. Possible values: any positive number.
Link flow tolerance. For example, if <ZERO_FLOW>: {1e-10}, then link flow will be reset to zero if its value is less than or equal to 1e-10. Possible values: any positive number.
Tolerance of descent direction of path- and bush-based algorithms. For example, if <DIR_TOLERANCE>: {1e-10}, then a component of the direction of descent is set to zero if its value is less than 1e-10. Possible values: any positive number.
Algorithm. Possible values:
- FW - Frank-Wolfe, see [10].
- CFW - conjugate Frank-Wolfe, see [16].
- BFW - bi-conjugate Frank-Wolfe, see [16].
- PE - path equilibration, see [4] and [8].
- GP - gradient projection, see [12] and [3].
- PG - projected gradient, see [9].
- ISP - improved social pressure, see [13].
- B - Algorithm B based on Newton step, see [7] and [2].
- Bstep - Algorithm B based on a line search, see [7] and [2].
- LUCE - linear user cost equilibrium, see [11].
- TAPAS - traffic assignment by paired alternative segments based on Newton step, see [1].
- TAPASstep - traffic assignment by paired alternative segments based on a line search, see [1].
- Warning
- In the case of non-additive traffic assignment only the PE and GP options are available with <APPROACH> set to {APP3}.
Line search. This field is used only for algorithms based on line search. If a different algorithm is specified, this field is ignored. Possible values:
- BISEC - bisection.
- ARMIJO - Armijo-like rule.
- QUAD_APP - quadratic approximation.
Line search tolerance. This field is used only if one of the line search methods is used.
Decrement in Armijo-like rule. This option is applicable only if <LINE_SEARCH>: {ARMIJO}.
Type of equilibration. Possible values:
Maximum number of iterations for Equilibration II.
Type of the direction of descent for path-based algorithms. Possible values depend on the algorithm.
- For PE:
- APP1 - path equilibration based on a line search.
- APP3 - path equilibration based on Newton step.
- For GP:
- APP1 - gradient projection based on a line search.
- APP2 - gradient projection based on a line search with scaled direction of descent.
- APP3 - gradient projection without a line search.
- For PG:
- APP1 - projected gradient based on a line search.
- For ISP:
- APP1 - improved social pressure based on a line search.
Constant that is used in gradient projection without a line search, see [12]. Valid values: any positive real number. This value must be set to a positive number even if gradient projection is not used.
Minimum slope of the derivative of link cost function used in improved social pressure. This value must be set to a positive number even if improved social pressure is not used.
The parameter of the improved social pressure algorithm that is used to divide all paths into two sets, for details see [13]. This value must be set to a positive number even if improved social pressure is not used.
Type of Newton step for Algorithm B and TAPAS. Possible values:
- SINGLE - performs one Newton step.
- MULTI - performs several Newton steps.
Constant used in TAPAS for determining cost-effective PAS.
Constant used in TAPAS for determining flow-effective PAS.
Bi-objective point-to-point shortest path algorithm. This field is used on for non-additive traffic assignment. Possible values:
- BiLabelSetting - bi-objective label-setting.
- BiLabelSetting_bidirectional - bi-directional bi-objective label-setting.
Travel time lower bound. This field is used only for non-additive traffic assignment. If empty, then no bounds are used, otherwise possible values:
- zeroFlow - travel time bounds based on zero flows.
- currentFlow - travel time bounds based on current flows.
Addition of known paths technique. This field is used only for non-additive traffic assignment. If empty no paths are added, otherwise possible values are:
- onePath - only shortest path is added.
- currentPaths - all existing paths are added.
Path cost domination rule. This field is used only for non-additive traffic assignment. If empty usual domination rule is used, otherwise domination by path cost is used.
If the value of this field is not empty, prints convergence on the screen.
Path to file where link flows must be written. If the field is empty, no file will be created. If the field is set to AUTO, an automatically generated name will be used.
Path to file where convergence must be written. If the field is empty, no file will be created. If the field is set to AUTO, an automatically generated name will be used.
Path to file where path sets must be written. Applicable only to path-based algorithms. If the field is empty, no file will be created. If the field is set to AUTO, an automatically generated name will be used.
Path to file where latex output must be written. If this field is specified, then field <NODES> must be specified too. If the field is empty, no file will be created. If the field is set to AUTO, an automatically generated name will be used.
- Note
- For KML output one has to modify main.cpp and use classes KMLNetOutput, KMLSelectLink, KMLPlotTolls and DiffKMLNetOutput.
Existing problems of the current implementation
- Excessive usage of pointers where references are more appropriate.
- In a few places arrays are used where vectors would be better.
- ObjectManager is responsible for creation of ALL objects.
- StarNetwork and PathBasedFlowMove iterator-like methods are not safe to use in nested loops.


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Once the dialog opens, we just fetch the element from the DOM into our dialog and upon close
we restore the element back into its old DOM position.


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Opening, deepening connections with the natural world;
creating exercises that deeply engage the senses through
observation and forms of expressing the experience.
Designing curriculum that involves engaging with curiosity,
investigating, experimenting, exercising creative thinking
and assuming responsibility.
An approach that starts at sources of strengths and stating
a collective vision for the future, versus a problem-solving
approach that begins with stating issues of concern.
Themes for appreciative-inquiry based curriculum can include
not just science and environmental themes, but also as wide as
gender, group dynamics, forms of expression, learning styles,
decision making and execution among a few.
Stories are one of the oldest forms of communicating experience/learning. A living language that has many ancient roots and takes life in many forms. The art and craft of storytelling can be extremely powerful – engaging memory, senses, imagination and empathy.
Script characters stage props
All beginning with intentionality.
Theatre is one of the most powerful tools to use as a
transformative process. It requires a guide to be entirely
present, draw challenges while maintaining a safe space for a
group to express vulnerebility and boldness.
Play opens, play unlocks.
It is said that play is one of the best ways to explore and
discover the unknown; for the brain to form new neural
pathways; to put in practice what one is learning; to observe
and learn about another human or creature; to express some of
the oldest ways of interacting as a group.
Observe, imagine, interpret, express, critique, absorb,
transform. Transform perspective, transform opinion,
transform expression.
Exercises in developing visual language and skills to choose
and use one’s tools.
Mapping as a learning tool provides fantastic insight to
subjects, the dynamics between connected topics and phenomena,
the relationship of the learner to the subject, collective
awareness of a group and so many more layers based on how the
question is presented.
Comics often allow children to project their imagination,
reality blended with fantasy. It is a great tool to introduce
conceptual and abstract themes, allowing for a group to
express individual perspectives.
Critical thinking is one of the most effective tools that a person can use to respond to things around them. Observation, examination/analysis and evaluation based on universal intellectual values. A crucial aspect is holding multiple perspectives, to form an opinion that transends divisions. This involves facilitating discussions and creating a space that holds respect for listening.
Added to these is a sense of choreography that connects
and opens channels – allowing for something authentic to
emerge from the group.


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Russia sporting ban: World Anti-Doping Agency confirm Russia ban from major events including Olympics and World Cup but not Euro 2020
by Press AssociationRussia has been banned from major international sporting events for four years after being found guilty of manipulating laboratory doping data.
The World Anti-Doping Agency confirmed the punishment in Lausanne after considering recommendations from its independent compliance review committee (CRC).
The judgement means Russia will be banned from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and the 2022 Football World Cup in Qatar.
Individual Russian athletes untainted by the scandal will able to compete independently under a neutral flag.
WADA said the decision was unanimous, but Russia's Anti Doping Agency (RUSADA) has 21 days to appeal against the ban.
If it does so, the appeal will be referred to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Russia can play in Euro 2020
However, Russia will be able to compete at Euro 2020 next summer, which it has qualified for and is a tournament host with games due to be played at St Petersburg.
European football's governing body does not fall under the definition of a Major Events Organisation under the international compliance code.
The CRC made its recommendations based on evidence presented to it by WADA's intelligence and investigations (I&I) team.
The I&I team found there were inconsistencies in data handed over to WADA in January 2019 by Russia under the terms of its reinstatement to compliance in September 2018.
The data provided was inconsistent with a copy of the database supplied to WADA by a whistleblower in 2017, in that positive findings present in 2017 were missing from the 2019 data.
The I&I team found that some of the manipulation and deletion had occurred as recently as December 2018 and January 2019 - after reinstatement.
Russia has been banned from competing as a nation in athletics since 2015 when it was first declared non-compliant.


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Structure for ECC Error Status. More...
#include <mcan.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | secErr |
| uint32_t | dedErr |
| uint32_t | row |
| uint32_t | bit1 |
| uint32_t | bit2 |
Structure for ECC Error Status.
| uint32_t MCAN_ECCErrStatus::bit1 |
Indicates the bit position in the ram data that is in error
| uint32_t MCAN_ECCErrStatus::bit2 |
Indicates the bit position in the ram data that is in error Valid only in case of DED.
| uint32_t MCAN_ECCErrStatus::dedErr |
Double Bit Error Status 0 = No Double Bit Error pending 1 = Double Bit Error pending
| uint32_t MCAN_ECCErrStatus::row |
Indicates the row/address where the single or double bit error occurred.
| uint32_t MCAN_ECCErrStatus::secErr |
Single Bit Error Status 0 = No Single Bit Error pending 1 = Single Bit Error pending


Version 2.2.1 is backward compatible to version 2.2.
In this version, no new libraries have been added. The following major improvements have been made:
The following new components have been added to existing libraries:
| Modelica.Blocks.Examples. | |
| PID_Controller | Example to demonstrate the usage of the Blocks.Continuous.LimPID block. |
| Modelica.Blocks.Math. | |
| UnitConversions.* | New package that provides blocks for unit conversions. UnitConversions.ConvertAllBlocks allows to select all available conversions from a menu. |
| Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.SynchronousInductionMachines. | |
| SM_ElectricalExcitedDamperCage | Electrical excited synchronous induction machine with damper cage |
| Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.Components. | |
| ElectricalExcitation | Electrical excitation for electrical excited synchronous induction machines |
| DamperCage | Unsymmetrical damper cage for electrical excited synchronous induction machines. At least the user has to specify the dampers resistance and stray inductance in d-axis; if he omits the parameters of the q-axis, the same values as for the d.axis are used, assuming a symmetrical damper. |
| Modelica.Electrical.Machines.Examples. | |
| SMEE_Gen | Test example 7: ElectricalExcitedSynchronousInductionMachine as Generator |
| Utilities.TerminalBox | Terminal box for three-phase induction machines to choose either star (wye) ? or delta ? connection |
| Modelica.Math.Matrices. | |
| equalityLeastSquares | Solve a linear equality constrained least squares
problem: min|A*x-a|^2 subject to B*x=b |
| Modelica.Mechanics.MultiBody. | |
| Parts.PointMass | Point mass, i.e., body where inertia tensor is neglected. |
| Interfaces.FlangeWithBearing | Connector consisting of 1-dim. rotational flange and its 3-dim. bearing frame. |
| Interfaces.FlangeWithBearingAdaptor | Adaptor to allow direct connections to the sub-connectors of FlangeWithBearing. |
| Types.SpecularCoefficient | New type to define a specular coefficient. |
| Types.ShapeExtra | New type to define the extra data for visual shape objects and to have a central place for the documentation of this data. |
| Modelica.Mechanics.MultiBody.Examples.Elementary | |
| PointGravityWithPointMasses | Example of two point masses in a central gravity field. |
| Modelica.Mechanics.Rotational. | |
| UsersGuide | A User's Guide has been added by using the documentation previously present in the package documentation of Rotational. |
| Sensors.PowerSensor | New component to measure the energy flow between two connectors of the Rotational library. |
| Modelica.Mechanics.Translational. | |
| Speed | New component to move a translational flange according to a reference speed |
| Modelica.Media.Interfaces.PartialMedium. | |
| specificEnthalpy_pTX | New function to compute specific enthalpy from pressure, temperature and mass fractions. |
| temperature_phX | New function to compute temperature from pressure, specific enthalpy, and mass fractions. |
| Modelica.Icons. | |
| SignalBus | Icon for signal bus |
| SignalSubBus | Icon for signal sub-bus |
| Modelica.SIunits. | |
| UsersGuide | A User's Guide has been added that describes unit handling. |
| Resistance Conductance |
Attribute 'min=0' removed from these types. |
| Modelica.Thermal.FluidHeatFlow. | |
| Components.Valve | Simple controlled valve with either linear or exponential characteristic. |
| Sources. IdealPump | Simple ideal pump (resp. fan) dependent on the shaft's speed; pressure increase versus volume flow is defined as a linear function. Torque * Speed = Pressure increase * Volume flow (without losses). |
| Examples.PumpAndValve | Test example for valves. |
| Examples.PumpDropOut | Drop out of 1 pump to test behavior of semiLinear. |
| Examples.ParallelPumpDropOut | Drop out of 2 parallel pumps to test behavior of semiLinear. |
| Examples.OneMass | Cooling of 1 hot mass to test behavior of semiLinear. |
| Examples.TwoMass | Cooling of 2 hot masses to test behavior of semiLinear. |
The following components have been improved:
| Modelica. | |
| UsersGuide | User's Guide and package description of Modelica Standard Library improved. |
| Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces. | |
| RealInput BooleanInput IntegerInput |
When dragging one of these connectors the width and height is a factor of 2 larger as a standard icon. Previously, these connectors have been dragged and then manually enlarged by a factor of 2 in the Modelica standard library. |
| Modelica.Blocks. | |
| Continuous.* | Initialization options added to all blocks (NoInit, SteadyState, InitialState, InitialOutput). New parameter limitsAtInit to switch off the limits of LimIntegrator or LimPID during initialization |
| Continuous.LimPID | Option to select P, PI, PD, PID controller. Documentation significantly improved. |
| Nonlinear.Limiter Nonlinear.VariableLimiter Nonlinear.Deadzone |
New parameter limitsAtInit/deadZoneAtInit to switch off the limits or the dead zone during initialization |
| Modelica.Electrical.Analog. | |
| Sources | Icon improved (+/- added to voltage sources, arrow added to current sources). |
| Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Semiconductors. | |
| Diode | smooth() operator included to improve numerics. |
| Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.SynchronousInductionMachines. | |
| SM_PermanentMagnetDamperCage SM_ElectricalExcitedDamperCage SM_ReluctanceRotorDamperCage |
The user can choose "DamperCage = false" (default: true) to remove all equations for the damper cage from the model. |
| Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.AsynchronousInductionMachines. | |
| AIM_SlipRing | Easier parameterization: if the user selects "useTurnsRatio = false" (default: true, this is the same behavior as before), parameter TurnsRatio is calculated internally from Nominal stator voltage and Locked-rotor voltage. |
| Modelica.Math.Matrices. | |
| leastSquares | The A matrix in the least squares problem might be rank deficient. Previously, it was required that A has full rank. |
| Modelica.Mechanics.MultiBody. | |
| all models |
|
| Frames.resolveRelative | The derivative of this function added as function and defined via an annotation. In certain situations, tools had previously difficulties to differentiate the inlined function automatically. |
| Forces.* | The scaling factors N_to_m and Nm_to_m have no longer a default value of 1000 but a default value of world.defaultN_to_m (=1000) and world.defaultNm_to_m (=1000). This allows to change the scaling factors for all forces and torques in the world object. |
| Interfaces.Frame.a Interfaces.Frame.b Interfaces.Frame_resolve |
The Frame connectors are now centered around the origin to ease the usage. The shape was changed, such that the icon is a factor of 1.6 larger as a standard icon (previously, the icon had a standard size when dragged and then the icon was manually enlarged by a factor of 1.5 in the y-direction in the MultiBody library; the height of 16 allows easy positioning on the standard grid size of 2). The double line width of the border in icon and diagram layer was changed to a single line width and when making a connection the connection line is dark grey and no longer black which looks better. |
| Joints.Assemblies.* | When dragging an assembly joint, the icon is a factor of 2 larger as a standard icon. Icon texts and connectors have a standard size in this enlarged icon (and are not a factor of 2 larger as previously). |
| Types.* | All types have a corresponding icon now to visualize the content in the package browser (previously, the types did not have an icon). |
| Modelica.Mechanics.Rotational. | |
| Inertia | Initialization and state selection added. |
| SpringDamper | Initialization and state selection added. |
| Move | New implementation based solely on Modelica 2.2 language (previously, the Dymola specific constrain(..) function was used). |
| Modelica.Mechanics.Translational. | |
| Move | New implementation based solely on Modelica 2.2 language (previously, the Dymola specific constrain(..) function was used). |
| Modelica.Thermal.FluidHeatFlow.Interfaces.Partials. | |
| SimpleFriction | Calculates friction losses from pressure drop and volume flow. |
| Modelica.Thermal.FluidHeatFlow.Components. | |
| IsolatedPipe HeatedPipe |
Added geodetic height as a source of pressure change; feeds friction losses as calculated by simple friction to the energy balance of the medium. |
| Modelica.Media.Interfaces.PartialMedium.FluidConstants. | |
| HCRIT0 | Critical specific enthalpy of the fundamental equation (base formulation of the fluid medium model). |
| SCRIT0 | Critical specific entropy of the fundamental equation (base formulation of the fluid medium model). |
| deltah | Enthalpy offset (default: 0) between the specific enthalpy of the fluid model and the user-visible specific enthalpy in the model: deltah = h_model - h_fundamentalEquation. |
| deltas | Entropy offset (default: 0) between the specific entropy of the fluid model and the user-visible specific entropy in the model: deltas = s_model - s_fundamentalEquation. |
| T_default | Default value for temperature of medium (for initialization) |
| h_default | Default value for specific enthalpy of medium (for initialization) |
| p_default | Default value for pressure of medium (for initialization) |
| X_default | Default value for mass fractions of medium (for initialization) |
The following errors have been fixed:
| Modelica.Blocks.Tables. | |
| CombiTable1D CombiTable1Ds CombiTable2D |
Parameter "tableOnFile" determines now whether a table is read
from file or used from parameter "table". Previously, if "fileName"
was not "NoName", a table was always read from file "fileName",
independently of the setting of "tableOnFile". This has been
corrected. Furthermore, the initialization of a table is now performed in a when-clause and no longer in a parameter declaration, because some tools evaluate the parameter declaration in some situation more than once and then the table is unnecessarily read several times (and occupies also more memory). |
| Modelica.Blocks.Sources. | |
| CombiTimeTable | Same bug fix/improvement as for the tables from Modelica.Blocks.Tables as outlined above. |
| Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Semiconductors. | |
| PMOS NMOS HeatingPMOS HeatingNMOS |
The Drain-Source-Resistance RDS had actually a resistance of
RDS/v, with v=Beta*(W+dW)/(L+dL). The correct formula is without
the division by "v". This has now been corrected. This bug fix should not have an essential effect in most applications. In the default case (Beta=1e-5), the Drain-Source-Resistance was a factor of 1e5 too large and had in the default case the wrong value 1e12, although it should have the value 1e7. The effect was that this resistance had practically no effect. |
| Modelica.Media.IdealGases.Common.SingleGasNasa. | |
| dynamicViscosityLowPressure | Viscosity and thermal conductivity (which needs viscosity as input) were computed wrong for polar gases and gas mixtures (i.e., if dipole moment not 0.0). This has been fixed in version 2.2.1. |
| Modelica.Utilities.Streams. | |
| readLine | Depending on the C-implementation, the stream was not correctly closed. This has been corrected by adding a "Streams.close(..)" after reading the file content. |


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The index field in the info panel shows "--" on colors in my palette
If your eyedropper is set to take a merged sample (see Using the eyedropper), as is the default, and your layers have lowered opacities, overlapping colors in your layers may blend together such that the resulting color isn't in the palette. If this occurs, the index field in the info panel will show "--".
You might switch the eyedropper to only picking up colors in the active layer: that will result in the index field always being valid.


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PACIO Cognitive Status Implementation Guide - Local Development build (v0.1.0). See the Directory of published versions
Note to Commenters: The PACIO Cognitive Status workgroup is seeking feedback on the level of guidance needed related to specific assessment instruments. In addition, comments around whether this guidance should be included in the Cognitive Assessment IG or published as a supplemental guide.
Note to Commenters: LOINC is included as an example. We would like to find out how prevalent other code systems (i.e. SNOMED) and should guidance be included here.
A large number and variety of assessment instruments exist for assessing cognitive function in care settings. The following instruments have been analyzed for the purposes of providing implementation guidance and exchange of cognitive status. Standardized instruments that assess cognitive function fall into three broad categories based on use of standardized code systems.
Representative examples of each of these categories are provided in the following sections to guide implementers.
The following are considered fully codified assessments:
| COGNITIVE TESTS/SCREENS | LOINC |
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| Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) | 52495-9 Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) 52738-2 Inattention 52739-0 Disorganized thinking 52740-8 Altered level of consciousness/alertness 52741-6 Psychomotor retardation |
| Brief Interview for Mental Status (BIMS) | 52491-8 Brief Interview for Mental Status 52731-7 Repetition of Three Words. Number of words repeated after first attempt 54510-3 Temporal Orientation (orientation to year, month, and day) 52732-5 Able to report correct year 52733-3 Able to report correct month 54609-3 Able to report correct day of the week 52493-4 Recall 52735-8 Able to recall "sock" 52736-6 Able to recall "blue" 52737-4 Able to recall "bed" 54614-3 BIMS Summary Score |
| Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ) | 58120-7 Patient Health Questionnaire 2 item (PHQ-2) [PHQ.CMS] 55758-7 Patient Health Questionnaire 2 item (PHQ-2) total score [Reported] 54635-8 Patient Mood Interview (PHQ-2 to 9) 44261-6 Patient Health Questionnaire 9 item (PHQ-9) total score [Reported] 54657-2 Staff assessment of resident mood (PHQ-9-OV) [Observed PHQ-9 CMS] 54677-0 Staff assessment of resident mood total severity score [Observed PHQ-9 CMS] 89206-7 Patient Health Questionnaire-9: Modified for Teens [Reported.PHQ.Teen] 89204-2 Patient Health Questionnaire-9: Modified for Teens total score [Reported.PHQ.Teen] |
Assessments that have LOINC codes for representing the instrument should be used for exchanging the instrument and result. Additional ‘meta data’ fields, such as author can be mapped using QuestionnaireResponse.
MoCA is provided as an example:
| Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) | 72133-2 Montreal Cognitive Assessment [MoCA] 72172-0 Total score [MoCA] |
Some assessments do not have any codes associated with them. In this case, the individual data elements contained in the assessment instrument can be mapped to QuestionnaireResponse fields.
The Brief Cognitive Assessment Tool (BCAT) is included here as an example:
| BCAT Fields | Mapping | Reference Mapping | Values |
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| Name | QuestionnaireResponse.Subject | patient.name | |
| DOB | QuestionnaireResponse.Subject | patient.birthDate | |
| Gender | QuestionnaireResponse.Subject | patient.gender | AdministrativeGender (required) |
| Eduction | Observation.component | 91694-0, LP2877-1, LL836-8 | |
| Examiner | QuestionnaireResponse.author | Reference to Practitioner/role | |
| Today's Date | QuestionnaireResponse.authored ('dateTime' type) | ||
| Total Score | Observation.value | Not contained in QuestionareResponse | |
| referenceRange | Observation.ReferenceRange | Not part of BCAT form but needed for interpreting total score. |
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The special effect library allows to apply easily several real-time effects in the 3D world like post processing and ribbon trails.
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Sooner or later, a need for sharing configuration of components among individual pipelines arises. A typical example can be multiple pipelines loading data to a single destination. When that destination changes, without templates, one needs to go through individual pipelines and rewrite all loader instances manually. Well, in the case of LP-ETL, this operation can also be done by a text editor by replacing all occurences in the RDF files in which the pipelines are stored. Nevertheless, a proper support for this use case (and many others) comes in a form of component templates.
To create a template, click on the add button of the selected component in the pipeline edit view.
A "Create template from:" dialog will appear, with configuration pre-filled according to the component instance from which the template is being created. The configuration has the same items as does the configuration of the component itself. If you want the newly created template to have a different configuration stored, you can change it now. Next, click on the "Create template" button.
Once the template is created, take a look at the original component instance. Its configuration will be disabled (grayed out). This is due to the default setting in the "Inheritance" tab, where all configuration items are set to inherit their values from the template. In case you want to inherit only some of the items and change others in the component instances, this is where you can disable the inheritance for each such item.
To see existing templates, click on the "Templates" top-level menu item. A searchable list of component templates will appear. Each item in the list represents a component template. On the second row of the item are the ancestor templates in a template hierarchy, which we will explain later. In our case, the name of the original component is displayed there.
In the "Configuration" tab of a template, its configuration can be changed, possibly affecting all component instances of the template. In the "Usage" tab of a template, its usage in pipelines can be seen. Since there can be a hierarchy of templates, the name of the template actually used in the pipeline (which can be a descendant of the currently displayed template) is displayed on the second row of the usage item. By clicking on the usage item, we get to the pipeline edit mode.
On the "Delete" tab of the template, the template can be deleted. If the template is being used, a warning will be displayed. Please note that deleting a template being used is possible, but discouraged as it will break all descendant templates and all pipelines in which it or a descendant template was used. The recommended way of deleting a template is to delete all affected pipelines and templates first.
In more complex projects, it may be necessary to use a multi-level configuration inheritance scheme. This is possible as you can create a template from an instance of a template already used in a pipeline in the same way as described above. The resulting template hierarchy will be displayed in the "Hierarchy" tab of the component instance. A similar view with ancestor and descendant templates overview can be seen for templates in their "Hierarchy" tab.
In the "Template" tab of a template, inheritance types can be controlled for each configuration item. The "Inherit from template" option is already familiar from the component instance. It says that this value will not be set in this template and will be inherited from the ancestor (root) template. When enabled, the corresponding configuration item will be disabled (grayed out) and its value ignored.
The "Overwrite instance" option allows us to forbid changing this value in descendant templates and component instances. When enabled, these configuration items will be hidden in the descendants and the value set in this template (or inherited from an ancestor template) will be used.
Pipelines using templates can be exported to and imported from other LP-ETL instances. Pipeline export files (or the pipeline exports obtained by dereferencing the pipeline IRI) contain all templates used in that pipeline. The "Update existing templates" switch determines whether templates already present in the pipeline being imported should overwrite or reuse the templates existing in the LP-ETL instance.
When you have, e.g. a testing and a production instance, and you update your templates in the testing instance and want to update the production instance by importing pipeline from the testing envrionment, you probably want to rewrite the pre-existing templates.
On the other hand, when you have two independent instances, e.g. of two developers, which load data to different triple stores, and this loading configuration is stored in a template, you may want to reuse the existing templates when importing a pipeline. This causes the incoming pipeline to load to the correct triple store, if it uses the same loader templates.


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But for me personally one aspect of using these tools has always left me wanting better. The git command line utility allows me to quickly pull down changes to a web server, or commit and push from my desktop before grabbing my laptop and leaving. But when it comes time to make a new repo on Github, I am out of luck in my terminal. There comes a time when starting a new project that a few small things have been established and there are whispers of the project taking form and I realize it would be a good time to make a first commit and set up a remote repository. It's during this time that I want to avoid "Context-Switching"; I want to remain in my IDE and enter a few commands to set up the terminal
There are a few Github GUI clients available, although not for linux, and they are often more bulky than necessary. For your own git remotes repos, like a web server for example, you can use SSH and the git init --bare command to set up an empty repository and then push to it. But Github doesn’t allow ssh access to its servers, instead there is an HTTPS protocol for creating repositories using a JSON string in the POST data.
In this guide I will be using Bash scripts and curl to automate the process of creating a new repository on Github from a local repository, and Python for parsing important information from the JSON responses from Github. Then we use those same tools to automate other parts of the Github workflow using scripts I personally created as examples.


My setup looks like this: I have Windows PC with Linux installed on a separate drive, also I have 2 MacBooks for work, and rarely used Linux ThinkPad. Keeping my IntelliJ settings in sync at all of those machines wasn’t really possible. If I find some setting that improves my workflow at my office machine, and after some time I want to work on a pet project on my own PC - I get this itch of not having this setting I had on MacBook… so I can export my settings and then import it. And the other way around multiplied by the number of machines.
Today by a complete accident I found that there is a thing called settings repository
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What it does is basically storing your settings in the repository of your choice and automatically synchronizing local settings with those in the repo. So I used the same repo on all machines (ok on 2 yet) and it looks like it’s solving my problem. I use the same repo for Android Studio and IntelliJ settings since I like to have the same settings for keyboard shortcuts, macros, default code style, etc. So far so good, no issues. But as I said - I learned this today 😄
There is another option to sync your settings in IntelliJ Idea, with official JetBrains plugin IDE Settings Sync IDE Settings Sync but it has rating 2.1 out of 5 with a majority of 1s so… I stick with setting repo.
How to set this up
I recommend starting with creating new repository for your settings on GitHub. I believe most developers already have an account there and since some time ago private repos are free.
After setting the repo copy its HTTPS address
And go to IntelliJ File→Manage IDE Settings→Settings Repository, or CMD+Shift+A and type settings repository
if you are lazyass like me.
You will now have to paste the link to your new repo and click Override Remote
- this is like initial commit and push for your settings.
You may be asked for GitHub login/password but it is recommended to use an access token
that you can generate for each machine separately on your GitHub Settings page. To generate new one you need to go to your account settings→Developer Settings→Personal Access Tokens and click “Generate new token” button
Now the worst part - picking up the name for token, so if you call your computer for example Anton
I suggest something like IDE settings - Anton
so you know where it’s used and if you replace Anton with another machine you will know which token to remove. For Scopes all you need is repo
After you generate the token with a shiny green button on the bottom you will have one and only chance to copy it. When you paste token to IntelliJ popup it should work like a charm and send your settings to GitHub. If you inspect settings repository now you can see that your IDE code styles, color scheme, inspections, live templates a lot of other XML files are there. Also plugins settings but unfortunately not plugin list - you have to manually install plugins on every machine.
You will have to repeat this procedure on every machine with a new token, you don’t want to use the same token everywhere. After the initial commit with settings is pushed to a repository on the next computer you should rather pick “override local” or better “merge” button when adding the repository for synchronizing settings. This will try to merge your current IDE settings with those at the repository, and sometimes you may face a conflict 😄
Your settings will be synchronized with repo each time you open or close IDE or with every Project Update or a Push from IDE is performed. You can also manually request an update with going to VCS→Sync Settings→Merge
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There is also an option to set additional setting sources as read-only repositories - for example, if in your organization you have some live templates, file templates, deployment options, etc. but you shouldn’t be able to randomly override those. You do it in Preferences→Tools→Settings Repository with little + on the bottom.


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