| pandoc_path_arg {rmarkdown} | R Documentation |
Transform a path for passing to pandoc on the command line. Calls
path.expand
on all platforms. On Windows,
transform it to a short path name if it contains spaces, and then convert
forward slashes to back slashes (as required by pandoc for some path
references).
pandoc_path_arg(path, backslash = TRUE)
path |
Path to transform |
backslash |
Whether to replace forward slashes in |
Transformed path that can be passed to pandoc on the command line.


Do you remember the Magic 8-Ball from back in the day? You would ask it a question, shake the ball vigorously and get back an answer that may or may not apply to the question. Well, welcome to the old-school classic turned new school!
OBJECT magic8Ball
PROPERTY List of Answers
FUNCTION Ask A Question
INPUT question
OBJECT magic 8-ball shakes
SELECT answer randomly from list of answers
OUTPUT choosen answer
END FUNCTION
Think of it like this, an object is a noun, a property is an adjective, and a function is a verb. An object is like a person, place, thing, or in this case a Magic 8 Ball. Each object can have multiple properties but the Magic 8 Ball only needs one thing, a list of answers.
The action that needs to be taken is asking a question. When you cut out all the extra, it comes down to just a few basic steps:
There you have it, the Magic 8 Ball of the … well now. I’m sure the future holds a lot more surprises for this timeless classic
Check it out using the links below:


This website has been created as part of the first mandatory assignment of the NodeJS elective course at KEA, during the spring semester of 2021. The aim of this website is to document theory and tools we have learnt during this elective so far.
This project has been created using NodeJS with the Express.js framework and the Bootstrap styling framework.


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site: search only within a
specific site site:www.stanford.edu
-
filetype: find a type of
file: PDF, DOC, TXT filetype:PDF
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define: find definitions for
a word define audacity
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intitle: find words in the
title of the webpage intitle:inspirational
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.. get ranges of numbers,
dates, or prices presidents 1800..1900
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word * word find other
combinations of words between words creative *
writing
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- word search for homer, but
NOT simpsons homer - simpsons
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"word" find exact words - no
synonyms or plurals "peace" "freedom"
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"set of words" search for
exact set of words, quotes or phrases "I have a
dream"
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+-*/ add, subtract,
multiply, divide 12+68
-
% of percentage of a
number 12% of 68
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cos() sin() trigonometry:
cos, sin, tan, arcsin… cos(68)
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km to miles convert units:
temp (C to F), weight (kg to lbs) 100 km to
miles


WebTrawl
In times of large-scale cyber attacks and cloud-first applications you need something to protect your data from evil forces. To better understand past and ongoing attacks, WebTrawl provides you with highly sophisticated filters, over the top performance and best security.†
The facts
- fingerprint Identify malicious actors and effectively block the threat
- extension WebTrawl is easily extendable to accomodate for new threats.
- timer WebTrawl is optimized for speed, minimizing delays between receiving and processing requests.
- storage Our high performance cache engine (Magikarp) guarantees lightning fast responses for frequently requested resources.
- tune WebTrawl gives you fine-grained control over what to filter.
- code You will be given a download link for WebTrawl.
- done You may reverse the program given to you to identify issues.
- pan_tool Do not perform any denial of service attacks or attack different ports.
† compared to other non-existing, fictional and completely made up WAFs


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Gmaj can be run in two different modes: as an applet over the world-wide web (for viewing data delivered from a server), or as a stand-alone application (for viewing data stored on your own computer). These modes are mostly similar but have a few minor differences, as noted below.
If you are using Gmaj in applet mode, it will be started for you when you visit the applicable web page or submit a query to the server. If the Gmaj window does not appear automatically, just click on the labeled button to view the indicated data. Then skip the rest of this section.
If you are using Gmaj in stand-alone mode, you need to start it yourself. The Java runtime environment does not have its own GUI, so you generally need to run Gmaj from a command line (e.g., in the MS-DOS Prompt window on Windows 98). The basic command to type in looks like this:
[path1]java -jar [path2]gmaj.jarwhere
[path1]
is the location of your
java
program file (perhaps c:\windows\
on Win98, or /usr/bin/java/
on a Unix system), and
[path2]
is the location where the
gmaj.jar
file was installed. Note that you can
leave off [path1]
if you have set up your system
command path to include the location of the java
program. Depending on how your system is set up, it may also be
possible to run the jar file directly by just typing its name or
double-clicking on it.
Since you haven't yet specified any data to display, Gmaj will begin by presenting a dialog box to prompt you for the name of your input file (see Input Files for Gmaj). If the file is located in the current directory you can just type its name, otherwise you'll need to supply a complete path. When you click the OK button, a window will appear displaying the loaded data.
As an alternative to using the dialog box, you can specify the input file (plus additional parameters) on the command line. As of this writing, the full command syntax is:
[path1]java -jar [path2]gmaj.jar [-version] [-help] [-debug] [-urlpause <millisec>] [-initzoom <refseqname> <start> <end>] [-bundle <zipfile>] [<paramfile>|<alignfile>]
This has been wrapped for easier readability, but should be
typed all on one line. Arguments shown in square brackets
[]
are optional, while a vertical bar |
indicates a choice between alternatives. Angle brackets
<>
signify meta-syntactic variables that
should be replaced with your names or numbers. Don't type any
of the brackets or the bar.
These parameters do the following:
-version
:
-help
:
-debug
:
-urlpause
:
-initzoom
:
<refseqname>
must
match one of the sequence names from the alignment file,
and the endpoints do include the offset (if any) for that
sequence from the parameters file. To specify the reference
sequence without a zoom region, use -1
for both
endpoints.
-bundle
:
.zip
or
.jar
file containing some or all of the data
files. This option is mostly used with Gmaj's applet mode
to streamline the data download, but it is also supported
in stand-alone mode. It is described in
Input Files for Gmaj.
<paramfile>
:
sample.gmaj
.
<alignfile>
:
.maf
format; see
Input Files for Gmaj for more
details.
If the dataset you want to view is large, you may need to give
Java more memory using the -Xmx
switch (at least
with Sun's Java; this option may not be supported by all vendors).
For example, when using stand-alone mode the command line
[path1]java -Xmx1024m -jar [path2]gmaj.jarruns Gmaj with a heap memory allowance of ~1 gigabyte. For the applet, you can do this by opening the Java Plug-in Control Panel on your computer, going to the Advanced tab, and entering
-Xmx1024m
in the Java Runtime Parameters box (this
will affect all applets you run via the Java Plug-in, not just
Gmaj).
The Gmaj window is divided into several sections. Across the top you will see a menu bar, and below that two lines containing indicator boxes with information about the position of the mouse pointer, the endpoints of the currently displayed zoom region, and the location of the "mark" (red circle), along with buttons for sliding the zoom region and selecting alternative blocks at the marked position. (The menus and buttons will be discussed individually in the Menus and Buttons section of this document.)
Ruler:
The first graphical panel is a horizontal ruler that displays
tick marks corresponding to positions in the currently selected
reference sequence. These are intended to give you an immediate
general feel for the location and scale of the region being
displayed. Precise locations can be determined via the position
indicator, which displays the exact coordinate of the mouse
pointer.
Annotation links:
Below the ruler is a panel that can display links to additional
information about various sequence regions. Each annotation is
represented by a color-coded bar spanning the region's position
in the reference sequence. (The bars' vertical positions are
not meaningful; they are only placed in rows for convenience, to
keep them from overlapping.) Pointing to a particular bar will
cause the position indicator to display the x
coordinate of the pointer, and also the type and description of
that bar's annotation; otherwise only the x
coordinate will be shown. In applet mode, clicking on a bar
will open a separate browser window to visit the corresponding
web site. In stand-alone mode Gmaj is not working within a web
browser, so instead it displays the URL for you to visit manually
via copy-and-paste. If you do not provide a links file, this
panel will not appear.
Sequence features:
The next two panels contain schematic diagrams of the known
exons and repeats in the current reference sequence, respectively
(if these files were provided). Any additional features such as
CpG islands are included with the repeats. Again, the position
indicator displays the x
coordinate of the mouse
pointer, and also identifies any features at that position.
Pips:
The following panels display a number of pips (percent identity
plots) showing the pairwise alignments, projected from the
multiple alignment, of the reference sequence against each of
the other sequences. A pip is similar to a dotplot, with the
horizontal x
-axis representing the position in the
reference sequence, but the vertical y
-axis
represents the percentage of matching nucleotides in each
gap-free segment of the pairwise alignment, instead of its
position in the second sequence. Only the top half of each plot
is shown, since segments matching less than 50% are usually not
very interesting. An additional feature of these panels is that
colored backgrounds, or "underlays", can be used to highlight
regions of interest (if you provide files with this information).
Vertical blue bars at the edges of the pips represent the
boundaries of the current zoom region, whose endpoints are
displayed in the zoom indicator. The position indicator displays
the horizontal coordinate and vertical percentage position of the
mouse pointer, along with a list of block
numbers covering that location. It will also display labels
for the colored regions if these are included in the underlay
files.
Text view:
The bottom panel displays a nucleotide-level view of a single
selected alignment block. (Initially it is empty, since you
haven't selected anything yet.) The top row of this display
shows the current reference sequence, while the rows for the
other sequences show a dot ".
" wherever they match
the reference sequence, and only explicitly list the nucleotides
that don't match. (This matching is case-insensitive to deal
with soft masking, but non-nucleotide characters such as
X
or N
never match anything, even
themselves.) All of the sequences will likely have had gaps
"-
" inserted by the alignment program. Note that
most of the blocks will be much too long to fit across this
window, so a scrollbar is provided; the relative size of the
scrollbar's slider indicates what fraction of the alignment is
shown in the window. Shaded "highlights" (analogous to the pip
underlays) can also be specified for each sequence; otherwise
Gmaj will provide default highlights based on the exons files
(if any). Whenever the mouse pointer is in this bottom panel,
the position indicator displays its location in the format
"n:x
", where n
is the column position
in the aligned block (starting with 0), and x
is the
sequence position in the individual row (starting with 1). Note
that x
does not include the gaps, but n
does. Labels for any highlights at that position are also
displayed.
With the exception of the text view, all of these panels use the same horizontal coordinate scale (i.e., position in the current reference sequence), and they are always kept vertically aligned so they can be compared easily. Note that the partition between the graphical panels and the text view is draggable, so you can adjust the relative amount of space they occupy. Also, individual panels can be hidden if desired, using the Options - Show dialog (see Menus and Buttons).
You can select a particular alignment block by clicking on one of its segments in any of the pips with the left mouse button. (Actually you don't have to click exactly on it, because Gmaj will automatically jump to the nearest point if you miss.) The spot will be marked with a small red circle, and the entire alignment block containing the mark will change color from black to red in all of the pips (each block typically spans several gap-free segments). Also, the corresponding text view for that block will appear in the bottom panel with the selected position highlighted. Lastly, the mark indicator will be filled in with information about the marked block and position, and a row of buttons will appear next to it showing the block numbers covering the marked location. These buttons allow convenient selection of a different block at the same position (see Menus and Buttons). Note that there is only one mark at a time in each window, so the previous one, if any, will be unmarked.
In a similar fashion, clicking the left mouse button in the text view will move the mark (both the highlight and the red circle) to that position. However, gap positions cannot be selected in this manner because they do not correspond to pip segments; if you click in a gap, the nearest gap-free position is selected instead. Also, if you click on a position in the reference sequence (which has no corresponding pip), the mark will move to the new column but will remain in the same pip as before.
You can "zoom in" on a particular region by dragging out a rectangle with the left mouse button in any of the white panels (ruler, links, exons, repeats, or pip). All of these panels will always zoom together, to keep them lined up. This can be repeated until the maximum resolution is reached; after that Gmaj will display an error message. Additional zoom features are available via the Zoom menu and arrow buttons (see Menus and Buttons). Note that selecting a new region will cause any entries in your zoom history that are forward of the current point to be discarded (similar to a web browser).
Holding down the right mouse button over any of the white
panels adds crosshairs at the mouse pointer's location, which
is convenient for determining whether two regions really line
up. If you have a one-button mouse, you can achieve the same
effect by applying the Shift
key when initially
pressing the mouse button.
.maf
file. Has the same effect as entering the
"valid range" endpoints in Set Zoom. Does not affect the mark.
Alt
key is needed, since Gmaj doesn't use the
keyboard for much else.
[1] The circular mark and the selected block's pip segments are red when the background is white, but by default are displayed in different colors against other backgrounds to ensure good contrast. A setting on the Options menu can make them always red if desired. The selected pip segments are drawn last, so they will not be obscured by other blocks.
[2]
An alignment block is considered to cover a pip position if it
contains rows for both of the pip's sequences and the position
falls within the endpoints of the reference sequence's row; there
are no "holes" due to gaps. Blocks in the .maf
file
are numbered consecutively, starting with 0.


@import data._
@import helper._
@import play.Environment
@import com.typesafe.config.Config
@import data.viewModel.PageStatus
@import helpers.CallHelper.relative
@import org.webjars.play.WebJarsUtil
@import fragment._
@(reportForm: Form[OralReportData], encrypter: String => String)(implicit pageStatuses: Map[Int, PageStatus], webJarsUtil: WebJarsUtil, environment: Environment, configuration: Config)
@implicitField = @{ FieldConstructor(govukElements.f) }
@roshEvidenceGuidance = {
You should provide evidence on the nature and imminence of harm.
You should include if you have made a referral to other agencies or attempted contact and not received a satisfactory response.
}
@popup(reportForm, encrypter, "Risk assessment", 7) {
Likelihood of further general offending
You can include up to 4 static assessment tool scores.
What to include
You should include the scores of any static assessments are supported in the scoring section e.g. OGRS, OVP, RM2000, RSR scores.
Your assessment should include any evidence of the risk of reoffending. If your assessment differs from static scores, there should be a brief account.
Static Assessment Scores
@inputText(reportForm("likelihoodTool1"), '_label -> "Tool name")
Level
@inputRadioGroup(
reportForm("likelihoodLevel1"),
options(
"High" -> "High",
"Medium" -> "Medium",
"Low" -> "Low",
"N/A" -> "N/A"
)
)
@inputText(reportForm("likelihoodTool2"), '_label -> "Tool name")
Level
@inputRadioGroup(
reportForm("likelihoodLevel2"),
options(
"High" -> "High",
"Medium" -> "Medium",
"Low" -> "Low",
"N/A" -> "N/A"
)
)
@inputText(reportForm("likelihoodTool3"), '_label -> "Tool name")
Level
@inputRadioGroup(
reportForm("likelihoodLevel3"),
options(
"High" -> "High",
"Medium" -> "Medium",
"Low" -> "Low",
"N/A" -> "N/A"
)
)
@inputText(reportForm("likelihoodTool4"), '_label -> "Tool name")
Level
@inputRadioGroup(
reportForm("likelihoodLevel4"),
options(
"High" -> "High",
"Medium" -> "Medium",
"Low" -> "Low",
"N/A" -> "N/A"
)
)
@textarea(reportForm("likelihoodAssessment"), '_label -> "Your assessment")
Risk of serious harm
!
Warning
Very high risk is not included as an option. If the person is assessed as having a very high risk of serious harm, an oral report is not the appropriate means for assessment.
Level
@inputRadioGroup(
reportForm("riskOfSeriousHarm"),
options(
"High" -> "High",
"Medium" -> "Medium",
"Low" -> "Low"
)
)
@textarea(reportForm("roshEvidence"), '_label -> "Evidence for risk level", '_form_hint -> "Only for medium or high risk of serious harm", '_hint -> roshEvidenceGuidance)
Response to previous supervision
Response
@inputRadioGroup(
reportForm("previousSupervisionResponse"),
options(
"Good" -> "Good",
"Satisfactory" -> "Satisfactory",
"Low engagement" -> "Low engagement",
"Non-compliance" -> "Non-compliance",
"Not applicable" -> "Not applicable"
)
)
}


New phpPgAdmin Website
Some days or week ago now, I released a new website for phpPgAdmin.
Goals were to refresh a bit its old fashion style, but most importantly to move it to a wiki. And here it is!
I hope this will help us to keep the FAQ up-to-date, ease the website update and help us to centralize all project informations and data in one place (and outside of CVS !).
Thanks to the postgresql.fr team for their work on hosting the beta version until sf.net finally update their hosting services.
Comments Leave a comment by email or Disqus
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Class CollectionObject
A collection object. All collection classes must
inherit this. It provides methods to lookup, serialize
and put contents in a collection. Collections
can represent any extended class where
any of those listed in models. does not have an implemention for @class Media
Direct known subclasses
Catapult\ApplicationCollection
,
Catapult\CallCollection
,
Catapult\MediaCollection
,
Catapult\MessageCollection
,
Catapult\PhoneNumbersCollection
,
Catapult\RecordingCollection
,
Catapult\TransactionCollection
,
Catapult\TranscriptionCollection
,
Catapult\UserErrorCollection
,
Catapult\CallEventsCollection
,
Catapult\CollectionIterator
,
Catapult\CollectionSequence
,
Catapult\DomainsCollection
,
Catapult\EndpointsCollection
,
Catapult\EndpointsMulti
,
Catapult\EventCollection
,
Catapult\GatherCollection
Namespace: Catapult
Class:
CollectionObject. Superset
of the collections. Provides auxilary functions
to manage, update and get elements within a collection
Located at core/Collections.php
Methods summary
public
|
#
__construct( data $data = array(), $quiet = TRUE )
either pass in infomation as array
or datapacket collection identify each element key by its id
either pass in infomation as array
or datapacket collection identify each element key by its id
Parameters
- $data
- initial set of data
- $quiet
|
public
|
#
__toString( )
Serialize the collection object as a
JSON object.
Serialize the collection object as a
JSON object.
|
public
|
#
last( )
get the last item within
a set. This should always try to get the
last item when not found return a null
get the last item within
a set. This should always try to get the
last item when not found return a null
|
public
|
#
first( )
get the first item
within a set
get the first item
within a set
|
public
|
#
get( id: $id = null )
Get one item from the Collection
if item is not initiated, initiate it
Get one item from the Collection
if item is not initiated, initiate it
Parameters
- $id
- valid id inside this collection
|
public
|
#
setup( data: $d )
Setup the object. This is forward
to GenericRecource's load/1. It should add each
attribute in the provided set
Setup the object. This is forward
to GenericRecource's load/1. It should add each
attribute in the provided set
Parameters
|
public
|
#
add( data $data )
Before adding we must make sure the datapacket fits(schema)
support two fold init where
data can either be the initialized object
or raw array
Before adding we must make sure the datapacket fits(schema)
support two fold init where
data can either be the initialized object
or raw array
Parameters
- $data
- data that is valid for this collection
|
public
|
#
isEmpty( )
check if our data structure
is empty or not. should also
retun false when we have a string
check if our data structure
is empty or not. should also
retun false when we have a string
|
public
collectionsequence
|
#
find( id $terms, $absolute = TRUE )
get a specific entity
in the collection
get a specific entity
in the collection
Parameters
- $terms
- id for match
- $absolute
Returns
collectionsequence
|
public
|
#
reload( )
slow on performance. ONLY
use if absolutely needed
this will reload each item
in a collection, individually.
slow on performance. ONLY
use if absolutely needed
this will reload each item
in a collection, individually.
Where objects all must be initiated
and have get/1 ready with id
|
public
|
#
toArray( )
Collection based ToArray
should serialize each model into its
array
Collection based ToArray
should serialize each model into its
array
|
public
a
|
#
listIterator( )
iterator over the listing
object
iterator over the listing
object
Returns
a CollectionIterator
|
public
|
#
listAll( )
scenarios where the objects
has not been loaded yet
added: 2/4/2015.
Before:
PhoneNumber = new PhoneNumber
PhoneNUmbers = PhoneNumber->listAll
scenarios where the objects
has not been loaded yet
added: 2/4/2015.
Before:
PhoneNumber = new PhoneNumber
PhoneNUmbers = PhoneNumber->listAll
Now:
PhoneNumbers = new PhoneNumberCollection
PhoneNumbers->listAll
This should always make sure we dont
have data already
|


Swift program that uses a pre-trained Inception model
http://arxiv.org/abs/1512.00567
main repo document example source code
WeChat Subscription (Chinese)


{% extends "dashboard/_dashboard.html" %} {% load static %} {% block main %}
Kubernetes or Docker-Compose
Click table entry for security enrichment and service deployment
| Id | Name | File | Modified | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ service.id }} | {{ service.service_name}} | {{ service.service_file}} | {{ service.last_modified}} | {{ service.owner}} |


The Tree Of Numbers
Lucy, a young woman flees the quarantine station of a hospital in order to find a space to write down her story in form of a novel. After breaking into a house by a lake she is confronted with the neighbor, who believes she is the daughter of the owner. With the arriving of the house owner the story gets dramatic, he gets killed, the neighbor steals the book and publishes it under her own name. The book becomes a big success while the young sick woman is kept imprisoned by the neighbor in the cellar of her house. When Lucy is forced to celebrate the success of the book, the two woman start to argue and reality starts to reveal itself.
Cast
- Miguel Serna (Lead Actor)
- Jocelyn Olague (Lead Actor)
- David Perez (Supporting)
Credits
Directors: Francois Nolla, Les Derniers, Hugo Hubert
Screenwriters: François Nolla
Producers: Les Derniers, Hugo Hubert
Exec producers: Les Derniers, Hugo Hubert
Cinematographers: Yann Maritaud
Editors: Hugo Hubert , Francois Nolla
Composers: Stéphane Huguenin
15 minutes, Mexico


This is a test page used to develop the grid system. Some of the grids may have a slightly buggy debugging style, but that's no big deal.
There's a watch task in the Gruntfile that compiles only the grid: grunt dev:grid-only
. This can be used to test and develop the grids in this file.
Standard grid:
XS collapse and overrides:
col w-4
col w-4 relw-xs-2
col w-4 relw-xs-2
MIT license. (C) 2013-2015
http://github.com/msikma/dadafw/


The two might have been cowboys, except for their faces. They were dressed in regular range gear; ropes, belted guns, loudly checked shirts and handkerchiefs, stitched boots, faded blue jeans—their heavy, batwing chaps flapping in the night like wings of grisly birds of evil. But the faces under the tall sombreros! … they were the faces of ghoulish beasts with snapping black eyes, huge canine nostrils, coarsely matted hair. Halloran stared and his tongue was hot and thick when he tried to move it. The word werewolves seemed to tumble over and over in his numbed mind.” — Eric Lennox, Lair Of The Damned


Dream League Soccer is an exciting football simulator in which you have to bring your team to victory, starting from the bottom in a fictional league, which includes several teams from the European leagues.
Name: NO ROOT Dream League Soccer Mod or No Mod (Unlimited Coins-Player)
Version: v6.00 (Latest 2018-2019)
Size: 60,8 MB
Dream League Soccer Mod Apk Unlimited Player-Money
At the beginning of the game, you need to decide on the name for your team, develop a kit of uniforms, and choose a captain. After this is done, you will start the game in the league with teams like Levante, Anderlecht, and Heerenveen. You will have to win matches if you want to move up to higher positions.
In the process you will need to manage all aspects of your team: Improve the conditions at your own stadium, develop tactics for your team, sign new players, and review the game stats. All this will have an impact when you go out on the field and try to score goals.
But to get real pleasure you will be during the matches. At your disposal there will be only three main buttons: To make a pass, hit, and cross but this will be more than enough to enjoy the amazing control system. You can use these buttons to block and make long passes, for dribbling, to send the ball high, and for much more.
{% for post in site.posts %}


Crafted with all the love in the world by @webeetle. Currently {{ site.current_version }}. Code licensed MIT.


--- title: Ethics for Programmers -- Primum non Nocere layout: post ---
I posit that, in no uncertain terms, it is a strong ethical obligation on the part of the programmer to make sure that programs do, always, and only, what the user asks them to.


init_ipm.Rd
This is always the first step in constructing an IPM with ipmr
.
All you need for this is to know what type of IPM you want to construct - the rest comes later
with define_kernel
, define_k
, make_ipm
, and associated helper functions.
init_ipm(model_class)
| model_class | The type of IPM. See |
|---|
An object of classes proto_ipm
and class
Combinations of simple
or general
, dd
or di
,
and det
or stoch
are separated by an underscore to tell ipmr
the type of model you will be constructing (e.g. "simple_di_det"
for a
deterministic IPM with a single continuous state variable and no discrete stages
or density dependence).
Within stoch
model types, there are two additional options to append to
the class: "kern"
or code"param". These distinguish between models that
use kernel resampling vs those that use parameter resampling (sensu Metcalf et al.
2015). Below are quick definitions, more detailed explanations can be found
in the vignettes("classes", package = 'ipmr')
.
One of
simple
: an IPM with a single continuous state variable that does not include
any discrete stages. Simple IPMs can still be stochastic and/or density dependent.
general
: an IPM with more than one continuous state variable
and/or a model that includes discrete stages.
and one of
dd
: used to denote a density dependent IPM.
di
: used to denote a density independent IPM.
and one of
det
: used to denote a deterministic IPM. Use this when you are
building a single iteration kernel.
stoch
: used to denote a stochastic IPM. Stochasticity can be implemented
in two ways in ipmr
: "kern"
resampling, and "param"
resampling.
If using det
, this should be omitted. If using stoch
, then one of the following:
kern
: used to denote an IPM that uses kernel resampling. Briefly,
these models build all of the iteration kernels ahead of time and then choose one
at random or in a user-specified order as they move from iteration to iteration. The
user-specified population vector is multiplied by the chosen kernel and the result
is multiplied by the next kernel for the desired number of iterations or until
convergence is reached (depending on what you request following make_ipm()
.
param
: used to denote parameter resampling. This generates distributions
for each parameter based on user-specified functions supplied to define_env()
,
and then resamples those distributions at each iteration. This will be a bit slower than
"kern"
resampling because iteration matrices need to be reconstructed
from new parameters at every time step. The vignette("classes", package = "ipmr")
contains more details and a number of suggestions for further reading on how to avoid this
slow down.
Metcalf et al. (2015). Statistical modelling of annual variation for inference on stochastic population dynamics using Integral Projection Models. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 6: 1007-1017
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| SoyFunction |
Superinterface for a Soy function.
|
| SoyJavaFunction |
Interface for a Soy function implemented for Java runtime rendering.
|
| SoyJavaPrintDirective |
Interface for a Soy print directive implemented for Java runtime rendering.
|
| SoyJavaRuntimeFunction |
Interface for a Soy function implemented for Java runtime rendering.
|
| SoyJavaRuntimePrintDirective |
Interface for a Soy print directive implemented for Java runtime rendering.
|
| SoyPrintDirective |
Superinterface for a Soy print directive.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ApiCallScopeBindingAnnotations |
Binding annotations related to the ApiCallScope.
|
| EscapingConventions |
Definitions of escaping functions that behave consistently in JavaScript and Java that implement
the escaping directives as in
{print $x |escapeJsString} . |
| EscapingConventions.CrossLanguageStringXform |
A transformation on strings that preserves some correctness or safety properties.
|
| EscapingConventions.Escape |
A mapping from a plain text character to the escaped text in the target language.
|
| EscapingConventions.EscapeCssString |
Implements the
|escapeCssString directive which allows arbitrary content to be
included in a CSS quoted string or identifier. |
| EscapingConventions.EscapeHtml |
Implements the
|escapeHtml directive. |
| EscapingConventions.EscapeHtmlNospace |
Implements the
|escapeHtmlNoSpace directive which allows arbitrary content
to be included in the value of an unquoted HTML attribute. |
| EscapingConventions.EscapeJsRegex |
Implements the
|escapeJsRegex directive which allows arbitrary content
to be included inside a JavaScript regular expression. |
| EscapingConventions.EscapeJsString |
Implements the
|escapeJsString directive which allows arbitrary content
to be included inside a quoted JavaScript string. |
| EscapingConventions.EscapeUri |
Implements the
|escapeUri directive which allows arbitrary content to be included in a
URI regardless of the string delimiters of the the surrounding language. |
| EscapingConventions.FilterCssValue |
Implements the
|filterCssValue directive which filters out strings that are not valid
CSS property names, keyword values, quantities, hex colors, or ID or class literals. |
| EscapingConventions.FilterHtmlAttributes |
Implements the
|filterHtmlAttributes directive which filters out identifiers that
can't appear as part of an HTML tag or attribute name. |
| EscapingConventions.FilterHtmlElementName |
Implements the
|filterHtmlElementName directive which filters out identifiers that
can't appear as part of an HTML tag or attribute name. |
| EscapingConventions.FilterImageDataUri |
Like
EscapingConventions.FilterNormalizeUri except only accepts data URI's that contain an image. |
| EscapingConventions.FilterNormalizeUri |
Like
EscapingConventions.NormalizeUri but filters out dangerous protocols. |
| EscapingConventions.NormalizeHtml |
A directive that encodes any HTML special characters that can appear in RCDATA unescaped but
that can be escaped without changing semantics.
|
| EscapingConventions.NormalizeHtmlNospace |
A directive that encodes any HTML special characters and unquoted attribute terminators that
can appear in RCDATA unescaped but that can be escaped without changing semantics.
|
| EscapingConventions.NormalizeUri |
Implements the
|normalizeUri directive which allows arbitrary content to be included
in a URI regardless of the string delimiters of the the surrounding language. |
| Sanitizers |
Java implementations of functions that escape, normalize, and filter untrusted strings to
allow them to be safely embedded in particular contexts.
|
| SoyJavaRuntimeFunctionUtils | Deprecated
Simply use
*Data.forValue() directly. |
| TagWhitelist |
Contains lower-case names of innocuous HTML elements.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| EscapingConventions.EscapingLanguage |
The list of potential languages which are used by the escapers.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ApiCallScopeBindingAnnotations.ApiCall |
Annotation for a GuiceSimpleScope parameter that should receive the ApiCallScope.
|
| ApiCallScopeBindingAnnotations.IsUsingIjData |
Annotation for the isIsingIjData parameter in the ApiCallScope.
|
| ApiCallScopeBindingAnnotations.LocaleString |
Annotation for the localeString parameter in the ApiCallScope.
|
| SoyPureFunction |
Annotation for a Soy function that's pure (e.g.
|
| SoyPurePrintDirective |
Annotation for a Soy print directive that's pure (e.g.
|


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Welcome to the ReVeRIES demonstrator! A web application for authoring and running mobile serious games.
Features
- Only based on reusable web components
- Let you author complex mobile scenarios and play them
- No need for any installation : everything is done through this web app!
Before using ReVeRIES for playing on a mobile device, please check your configuration using the Configuration button on the left side menu.
To gain access to all the power of ReVERIES, please login, you can then access your games and ressources. If you don't want to login you can play have an overview of the games in the Demo Game section.
License : I am pretty sure license information goes there, I am not a jurist so I will just gives general advices
- This software is distrubuted without any garantee of performance or safety.
- Feel free to distribute this app with any modification you like
- There are no such thing as premium plan, if you bought one you've being scammed
- Please don't use this app for taking over the world, it is not designed for that. Use Excel instead
Public POI
Point of interest and maps
Point of interest (POI) represents physical location within the mobile game area.
Point of interest are fundamental for the design of mobile activities : most activities being situated, they must be associated with a point of interest.
There are two way of adding a new POI :
Point of interest are fundamental for the design of mobile activities : most activities being situated, they must be associated with a point of interest.
There are two way of adding a new POI :
- The POI can be added using the POI mobile tool. This tool is designed to be used with a mobile phone where GPS is activated. Using this tool with your mobile phone, you can add new POI directly, and take an optionnal photo of the POI
- The POI can be added using a map. In that case, you have to select on the map the location of the POI and associate optional comments. The map can be Google Map or another map as long as the map reflects well the game area
My POI
Media ressources
Media, such as images, video or audio are an important aspect of Serious Games, including of course Mobile Serious Games.
In this section :
In this section :
- you can upload new media of different types (image, audio, video), to be used later during activities design
- You can also manage remove an existing media, or add keyword to a media
- if the media is public, all designers will be allowed to see and use for conception
- private media can be seen and used only by the user that uploaded this media.
Media uploader
My medias
Scenario element constructor
My elements
Game unit element constructor
My games units
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You need to be admin to access this element
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curtains.js
easy WebGL tool to animate images and videos
What is it ?
Shaders are the next front-end web developpment big thing, with the ability to create very powerful 3D interactions and animations. A lot of very good javascript libraries already handle WebGL but with most of them it's kind of a headache to position your meshes relative to the DOM elements of your web page.
curtains.js was created with just that issue in mind. It is a small vanilla WebGL javascript library that converts HTML elements containing images and videos into 3D WebGL textured planes, allowing you to animate them via shaders.
You can define each plane size and position via CSS, which makes it super easy to add WebGL responsive planes all over your pages.
Download
curtains.js v1.7 (81Ko) - curtains.min.js v1.7 (31Ko) - Github.
Examples
Images
Vertex coordinates helper
Simple plane
Multiple textures with a displacement shader
Multiple planes
Asynchronous textures loading
AJAX navigation
AJAX navigation with plane removal
Canvas size, performance and perspective
Videos
Simple video plane
Multiple video textures with a displacement shader
Canvas
Knowledge and technical requirements
It is easy to use but you will of course have to possess good basics of HTML, CSS and javascript.
If you've never heard about shaders, you may want to learn a bit more about them on The Book of Shaders for example. You will have to understand what are the vertex and fragment shaders, the use of uniforms as well as the GLSL syntax basics.
Installation
<script src="curtains.min.js"></script>
npm i curtainsjs
import {Curtains} from 'curtainsjs';
Changelog
Version 1.7
- setScale() method now adjusts the textures sizes as well.
- Fixed a bug where CSS scale and plane's sizes were not synced.
- All plane's images, canvases and videos now have a shouldUpdate property set to true by default. When those associated textures are not visible, you could set this property to false to get a performance boost.
- Added an onError() callback to the Curtains object to handle errors during initialisation and updated all examples.
- Fixed a bug with video textures (props to @deJong)
Version 1.6
- Added an updatePosition() method to the Plane object.
- Added a "production" parameter to the Curtains instanciation process to remove console warnings in production.
- Improved video handling and removed warnings.
Version 1.5
- Added a removePlane() method to the Curtains object.
- Slightly improved video textures performance.
Version 1.4
- Added support for canvases as textures.
- Improved pixel ratio handling.
Version 1.3
- Added the possibility to set/unset depth test for each plane via a enableDepthTest() method. This might be useful to handle transparency problems.
- Added a plane moveToFront() method so that a plane could overlay all other planes.
Version 1.2
- Added support for videos as textures.
- Sort planes by their vertices length in order to avoid redundant buffer binding calls during draw loop.
- Refactored and cleaned code.
Version 1.1
- WebGL context viewport size now based on drawingBufferWidth and drawingBufferHeight.
- Cleaned and refactored code in order to add support for lost and restored context events.
Todo and improvements
- Tests, tests and more tests.
- Improve performance if possible.
- ...
About
This library is released under the MIT license which means it is free to use for personnal and commercial projects.
All images used in the examples were taken by Marion Bornaz during the Mirage Festival.
All examples video footages were shot by Analogue Production.
Many thanks to webglfundamentals.org tutorials which helped me a lot.
Author of this library is Martin Laxenaire, a french creative front-end developper based in Lyon.
Found a bug ? Have questions ? Do not hesitate to email me or send me a tweet : @webdesign_ml.


Name:Kannekanti Gayatri
FatherName:k.Radha krishna
Date Of Birth:28-04-2000
Nationality:Indain
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>MobileNo:7032714033
Adress:H.No 2-265,Sai Mandir Street, Durgi-522612,Guntur District Andhrapradesh
carrier objective:
Seeking a challenging career with progressive organization that provides an opportunity to captilize my technical
skills and abilities in the feild of information technology
Education:
| Degree |
Specialaization |
school/college |
year of passing |
%grade |
| B.tech 1st year |
computer science and engineering |
RGUKT |
2019 |
8.0 |
| Intermediate |
MPC |
RGUKT |
2018 |
8.35 |
| SSC |
SSC |
A.P model school |
2016 |
9.7 |
workshops:
Attended Online Workshop on Python Programming Language
Attended for 2 day Workshop on Machine learning
Attended a 4 Day Workshop on IOT and Robotics
Attended for National Level Online Workshop on Deep Learning
projects
Mini project of webpage
Achievements and Awards
Pratibha Awardee from Government of Andhrapradeshs
Bagged several prizes in various cultural activities
SKILLS
skills
soft skills:
Team Work, Accountability, Communication Skills
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C, Java, Python,webdesign, MS Office
Languages:
Telugu
English
Interests
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Reading interesting facts and novels
Dancing
Declaration:
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Hello! My name is Anthony Tamayo, and I'm a Miami-based
Web Developer. I'm looking for a position in a dynamic,
agile environment where I can continue to expand on the skills
with which I am already comfortable.
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Web Developer. I'm looking for a position in a dynamic,
agile environment where I can continue to expand on the skills
with which I am already comfortable.
I have a diverse set of development skills,
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The strategy is centered on uncovered interest parity (UIP) theory. UIP states that the change in the exchange rate should incorporate any interest rate differentials between the two currencies. By looking for patterns in the deviation from UIP we can potential generate abnormal returns.
UIP states that an investor who borrows money in their home country and lends it in another country with a higher interest rate should expect a zero return due to the changes in exchange rate. In other words:
\[1+r_t = (1+r^{i}_t)(\frac{F^{i}_t}{S^{i}_t})\]Where \(r_t\) is the domestic interest rate, \(r^{i}\) is the foreign interest rate, \(S^{i}\) is the spot exchange rate and \(F^{i}\) is the forward rate. We can also replace F forward rate with expected spot rate:
\[1+r_t = (1+r^{i}_t)(\frac{E(S^{i}_{t+1})}{S^{i}_t})\]Taking logs of the above two equations, we obtain:
\[r_t - r^{i}_t = \ln F^{i}_t - \ln S^{i}_t\] \[r_t - r^{i}_t =\ln S^{i}_{t+1} - \ln S^{i}_t\]The deviation from UIP is denoted by y and defined as follows:
\[y^{i}_{t+1} =\ln S^{i}_{t+1} -\ln F^{i}_t\]Fama and French and Summers constructed a simple model for stock price that is the sum of a random walk and a stationary component - they represent the natural log of the stock price with x. The stationary component represents the temporary swings in stock price (characterized by coefficient \(\delta \)), the parameter \(\mu \) captures the random walk drift component and a coefficient accounts for the momentum effect \(\rho \). Balvers and Wu construct the log of stock prices as:
\[x^{i}_t = (1 - \delta ^{i})\mu ^{i} + \delta ^{i}x^{i}_{t-1} + \sum_{j=1}^{J}\rho ^{i}(x^{i}_{t-1} - x^{i}_{t-j-1}) + \epsilon ^{u}_t\]Using the equation above Serban adapts it to find the abnormal return in the forex market. The \(\delta \) represents the speed of mean reversion and can differ by country, while the \(\rho \) represents the momentum strength and can vary by country and by lag. The parameter \(\mu \) also varies by country. Accounting for these changes:
\[y^{i}_t = -(1 - \delta ^{i})(x^{i}_{t-1} - \mu ^{i}) + \sum_{j=1}^{J}\rho ^{i}(x^{i}_{t-1} - x^{i}_{t-j-1}) + \epsilon ^{u}_t\]The trading strategy from the paper allows \(\mu \) to change by country, while let \(\rho \) and \(\delta \) stay fixed. By applying Ordinary Least Squared(OLS) regression, the model estimates the return y for each currency. We construct the portfolio by taking a long position on the currency with the highest expected return and taking a short position on the currency with the lowest expected return. We hold these positions for one month, and repeat the process each month. There are two exceptions to this strategy: if all expected returns are positive, we take a long position only, and vice versa. To limit the number of parameters we need to estimate and find a solution easily we only allow \(\mu \) to change by country. According to the paper if we let ρ stay fixed and J =3, we can obtain the highest return for this strategy. If so the equation can be simplified as:
\[y^{i}_t = -(1-\delta )(x^{i}_{t-1} - \mu ^{i}) + \rho (x^{i}_{t-1} - x^{i}_{t-4}) + \epsilon ^{i}_t\]When applying the above equation, we found that the scale of the mean reversion for each currency are very different, and this difference in scale is large enough to affect the accuracy of our rank. We made an adjustment to standardize the mean-reversion. While calculating \(\mu \) (the mean of the log prices) we also calculated standard deviation σ. In this tutorial we replace \(x-\mu \) with \(\frac{x - \mu}{\sigma } \). This captures the mean reversion factor better than the author's technique.
The paper used monthly exchange rate data for the Canadian Dollar/USD, German Mark/Euro, UK Pound/USD and Japanese Yen/USD, from 1978 to 2008. Due to data availability, we used Euro/USD instead of German Mark/Euro, and the earliest data available starts from 2004. Each time we launch the strategy we use all of the available historical data prior to the start date to build the OLS model and uses that model for the entire backtest. The paper used 1/3 of their data as the training dataset and the rest of the test set. We directly test our model on backtesting, because QuantConnect makes this easier.


Claim woman groped, machete threat made
by Rob KiddA jury in a murder trial has heard how a Dunedin doctor allegedly molested a semi-conscious woman and threatened another with a machete.
Venod "Vinny" Skantha (32) has pleaded not guilty to stabbing 16-year-old Amber-Rose Rush to death in her Corstorphine home on February 2 last year.
The jury in the High Court at Dunedin previously heard the Crown case is that the defendant killed the teen because she had threatened to go to his hospital bosses with sexual allegations, which would have effectively ended his medical career.
While the woman who was allegedly groped by Skantha on the couch of his Forbury rental property in 2017 told the court yesterday she had no recollection of such an incident, two others described it.
The defendant's former flatmate, Thomas Russell, said the woman had consumed alcohol and drugs to the point that she had passed out on the couch.
"I remember Vinny was touching her ... as she was unconscious and explaining to the rest of the room ... `look at her ... she likes it'," he said.
The witness' girlfriend at the time, Melissa Severins, acknowledged it was happening under a blanket, so she could not see exactly what was taking place.
"He had his hand under the blanket ... and then said to everyone he's a doctor and knows what he's doing," she told the court.
Later in 2017, her mother, Tracey Severins - who met Skantha through dating app Tinder - said they were both at the house when a violent incident ended their friendship.
The witness, who said she saw herself as a "mum figure" to the defendant, explained how he gave her $40 or $60 to buy him drugs.
"I didn't get the drugs. I thought he didn't really need it because he was always drunk," Tracey Severins said.
She said he took the news badly.
"He looked really quite angry, started pushing me and then he slammed me up against the wall," she said.
"He just came right up to my face and said, `Where's my effing drugs?"'
Melissa Severins intervened, yelling her protests.
"Go get my machete so I can slit this bitch's throat," Skantha allegedly said.
The weapon was not used but both women said they had seen it brandished before.
"He did pull it out one night when I was there. It just freaked me out anyway, seeing it. He was quite proud of it," Tracey Severins said.
Skantha, she said, "thought he was a ninja".
Under cross-examination, Tracey Severins confirmed to Jonathan Eaton QC she thought the defendant was capable of using the weapon.
"He wanted to kill people," she said.
Yesterday, the jury also heard first hand about Skantha offering Amber-Rose money for sex in January - less than a month before her death.

"Amber seemed to pass it off as a joke. So did I," he said.
Things took a more serious turn at the defendant's Fairfield property.
The witness said within a few minutes of being back, Skantha increased his financial offer.
Incrementally, the price allegedly reached $20,000.
He said his friend took offence immediately.
"I can recall Amber say, `Eww, f... off, I would not do that'," the teenager said.
"Vinny told Amber to get the f... out of his house."
The court heard the teen and victim were messaging each other the night she was stabbed to death in her bed.
 And that he offered us alcohol multiple times," the boy wrote.
Amber-Rose suggested Skantha might get jail time for the alleged crimes.
Less than 10 minutes later she was dead.
The court will hear the last of the Crown's evidence today - including Skantha's brief police interview - before the defence decides whether it will call witnesses.


Returns whether the targets
are in the top k
predictions
.
tf.compat.v1.keras.backend.in_top_k
tf.compat.v2.keras.backend.in_top_k
tf.keras.backend.in_top_k( predictions, targets, k )
predictions
: A tensor of shape (batch_size, classes)
and type float32
.targets
: A 1D tensor of length batch_size
and type int32
or int64
.k
: An int
, number of top elements to consider.A 1D tensor of length batch_size
and type bool
.
output[i]
is True
if predictions[i, targets[i]]
is within top-k
values of predictions[i]
.


| Home > Documentation > Reference > Samples > Java EE sample applications > not-in-svn - Inbound JCA example |
The J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA) provides a Java technology solution to the problem of connectivity between the many application containers and today's enterprise information systems (EIS). In the 1.5 release of the JCA specification, the architecture defines an inbound communication model, whereby the EIS initiates all communication to an EJB application. The mechanism allows the inbound resource adapters to invoke Enterprise Java Beans (EJB).
This document will describe how to deploy an EJB application, so that it can receive inbound events from a JCA Adapter. It will first describe the key parts of the Resource Adapter that pertain to the inbound communication model, as well as the Geronimo-specific plans that will deploy the Resource Adapter stand-alone. It will then describe the Enterprise Application that will be executed by the EIS, via the inbound communication mechanism.
The code described in this section are classes that will be deployed as part of a resource adapter. For the most part, there is nothing Geronimo-specific about these files. However, the end of this section will discuss how to deploy the resource adapter into a Geronimo container.
In the JCA 1.5 specification, inbound adapters can support custom messaging formats. This allows a Message-Driven Bean (MDB) to implement any interface that has been defined by the inbound Resource Adapter. In the previous version of the JCA specification, Java Message Service (JMS) messages was the only mechanism for inbound communication, requiring the MDB to implement the interface javax.jms.MessageListener. With JCA 1.5, however, any interface definition can be used by a MDB to handle inbound requests.
For this example, the interface com.sample.connector.EventListener interface has been defined. This interface will be implemented by any MDB that will be called by the inbound Resource Adapter.
Inbound resource adapters use implementations of the interface javax.resource.spi.ActivationSpec. The interface itself has no methods, but the class implementing the interface
According the the API documentation, "the ActivationSpec implementation will hold the activation configuration information for a message endpoint". The message endpoint, in this case, will be an MDB in our enterprise application. Our ActivationSpec implementation is the class com.sample.connector.EventActivationSpec. Our example's ActivationSpec will store all the data required so that a connection can be opened, in order for the remote EIS system to call into the application container (machineName, port, user name, user password, and event pattern).
In the JCA deployment descriptor (ra.xml), there is a section that allows the adapter to associate an interface with the ActivationSpec implementation. This is required, so that the application container can ensure that mandatory properties are defined in the MDB that will be called by the adapter.
Once an ActivationSpec has been implemented, the Resource Adapter's endpointActivation method can be updated. The application container will call this method on the Resource Adapter when a MDB is deployed into the environment. This allows the inbound adapter to open any connections. The method's signature is
The endpointFactory provides the ability to create new instances of MDBs, and the spec will be the implementation of ActivationSpec, which will contain all the required properties. The implementation of this method will be specific to the mechanism used by the EIS to support messaging. Typically, the resource adapter will define implementations of the javax.resource.spi.work.Work interface, which will service the inbound requests without directly creating new Threads.
Equally important is to implement the endpointDeactivation method. This allows the adapter to free any resources that were created when the endpoint was activated.
Finally, we've reached the Geronimo-specific details. The Geronimo Deployment Descriptor provides a section that defines specific inbound Resource Adapters.
When deploying the adapter's RAR file with the above deployment plan, a single inbound adapter will be created, named MyInboundEvents.
At this point, we've defined and deployed our resource adapter into the Geronimo server instance. Now, an EJB application can be written and deployed that contains a Message-Driven Bean that will be called by the inbound Resource Adapter when it receives a message from the remote EIS.
In this example, a Message-Driven Bean implements the EventListener interface that was defined by the Resource Adapter.
The bean doesn't do much, but it will show that the bean is being executed. However, it is using the ActivationConfigProperty annotation to define the properties required by the inbound resource adapter. These values will be defined against the appropriate ActivationSpec (in this case, the EventActivationSpec), which will be passed to the resource adapter's endpointActivation method.
The final piece is to associate the MDB with the inbound Resource Adapter MyInboundEvents that was defined when the Resource Adapter was deployed into the Geronimo container. This is done in the EJB's Geronimo Deployment Descriptor, openejb-jar.xml.
In this file, we're associating the EventBean with the MyInboundEvents adapter.
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Working Group on Enhanced Dependencies
(Summary of discussions between Sebastian Schuster, Joakim Nivre, Guy Perrier, Djame Seddah, Bruno Guillaume and Marie Candito)
General objective of the working group:
- clarify status of enhanced dependencies
- provide modified guidelines sufficiently in advance, for people to use them for next v2.2 version (cf. not decided yet: whether enhanced deps are included in the UD shared task of spring 2018)
Note: Within a v2 release, there cannot be major modifications of the current enhanced guidelines, but we do also include in this page discussion from a broader perspective
Content:
- Discussion on status of enhanced dependencies
- Treatment of semantically void syntactic dependencies ?
- Proposed additional cases of enhanced edges
- Neutralizing syntactic alternations
Main points to decide:
- whether or not to leave the possibility to mark semantically void syntactic dependencies
- whether or not to neutralize (some) syntactic alternations
- consider obligatory control only, or leave the possibility to include arbitrary control too
- other??
Discussion on status of enhanced dependencies
The current UD documentation introduces enhanced dependencies as a way to facilitate shallow understanding tasks. In order to define the next scope of enhanced dependencis, we should make more explicit their linguistic / practical status, starting from the current enhanced guidelines (enhanced v2.1).
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Enhanced dependencies aim at easing natural language understanding tasks, meaning either constructing full semantic representations, or simply making explicit some sort of semantic information useful for downsteam tasks.
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Yet, guiding the enhanced dependency design by purely practical concerns (i.e. adding/droping/renaming relations and modifying structures so that the resulting graphs are maximally useful for downstream tasks such as relation extraction) does not seem a valid option, because the exact downsteam tasks for UD users are unknown.
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Moreover, existing semantic representations are maybe even more numerous than syntactic ones, so it seems that the enhanced dependencies should remain primarily syntactic (at least within v2), and make as few assumptions as possible about the nature of the semantic representations.
This leads to considering that enhanced dependencies (at least within v2) do remain a syntactic representation rather that a semantic one, and that they primarily include modifications that can help semantic interpretation, but that are syntactically constrained.
This rules out (at least within v2) the semantically more ambitious objective to recover argument structure of predicates (as e.g. in DM).
This also implies that enhanced UD use grammatical functions/relations, not semantic roles (which would require predicate sense disambiguation anyway). (From Joakim: we want to remain neutral with respect to the nature of semantic roles, so that people can define syntax-semantics interfaces for different frameworks. Siva Reddy’s work on UDepLambda defines an interface to lambda calculus with neo-Davidsonian representations. Others want to map to FrameNet or PropBank roles. I think it is best if we make as few assumptions as possible about the nature of the semantic representations)
To encompass both these constraints and the current enhanced dependencies (v2.1), enhanced dependencies could be viewed as aiming to (from Joakim):
- Add syntactically conditioned constraints on semantic interpretation that are left implicit in the basic dependencies. Examples: control relations and co-reference in relative clauses, possibly also coordination scope.
- potentially repackage information that is already available in basic dependencies to make it more easily accessible for downstream applications. Example: subtyping obl and advcl relations with adpositions and subordinate conjunctions.
(from Marie) The general objective would be obtain full and coherent sets of syntactic dependents of predicated, at least currently of verbs, in a syntactically controlled way. The “full” adjective stands for adding dependents that be such if the verb were finite. The “coherent” means to disantangle dependent sets e.g. in argument cluster coordination. More precisely this means to:
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add dependents that would be syntactic dependents if the verb were finite, and the dependents were neither extracted nor shared by coordination. This captures the addition of subjects of infinitive (already in EUD v2.1) but also subjects / objects of noun-modifying participles (see below).
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(already in EUD v2.1): bypass pronouns when syntax can resolve the coreference (relative clause modifying a noun)
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(already in EUD v2.1): duplicate the predicate in case of ellipsis, in order to have coherent sets of dependents Paul bought a shirt on Monday, and a belt on Tuesday Mary gave a pencil to Paul and a ruler to Anna
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(already in EUD v2.1): propagate conjuncts, making coordination scope more explicit: From Joakim: I think one could speak about disambiguation of underspecified syntactic ambiguity here. I think most people would say that the distinction between (young (men and women) and ((young men) and women) is a syntactic ambiguity, but it gets neutralized because of the UD analysis of coordination. Spelling this out is then a valid goal in the enhanced dependencies. This is different from, say, quantifier scope, where most people would say that is a semantic ambiguity, not a syntactic one (although there are clearly frameworks that claim it is syntactic). Marie: the types of propagated dependencies should maybe be constrained. E.g. it might not make sense for certain dependents such as parataxis? From a practical point of view, this leads to graphs that are very difficult to read.
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to be decided: neutralize (some) syntactic alternations and recover canonical grammatical functions
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repackaging information that is already available in basic dependencies to make it more easily accessible for downstream applications is a possibility. Example: subtyping obl and advcl relations with adpositions and subordinate conjunctions.
Guy : Joakim (item 2) and Marie (last item) propose to include repackaging information for downstream applications in the objectives of Enhanced UD. On the contrary, I think Enhanced UD must be independent of downstream applications. In my opinion, Enhanced UD is an abstraction of the basic dependencies that tends towards semantics at the maximum while remaining within the framework of the syntax. For instance, subtyping obl and advcl relations with adpositions and subordinate conjunctions has nothing to do with Enhanced UD. Moreover, this makes annotations less readable and the set of relations more complex and dependent on particular languages.
Treatment of semantically void syntactic dependencies
DECISION TO MAKE
One key question to address is whether “void” syntactic dependencies should / could be removed, or at least marked as such, in the enhanced graphs, or whether this is postponed in further semantic processing.
This concerns basic edges that do not link a governor to one of its semantic argument (or the other way round).
- the dependent is itself semantically void (expletives)
- or the dependent can be contentful but is not a semantic argument of the governor. This would lead to drop certain dependencies in well-known syntactic-semantic mismatches:
- raising : She seems to run fast –> drop the nsubj(seems, she) edge ?
- predicative complement : we believe these sources to be reliable –> drop the obj(believe, sources) edge ?
PROS: useful for semantic analysis
CONS: not fully coherent with the UD commitment to syntactic representations. Can create unconnected nodes
A compromise could be to use special suffixes or substrings on the label for such cases (in the absence of features on dependencies). The v2 “expl” label would count as one of the substrings that signal semantically empty edges. Treebank providers could decide to provide such marks or not. Treebank users could choose to use them or not.
For v3 version: For the expletives that do have the syntactic properties of subjects, the “expl” label could be replaced by a more consistent nsubj:expl label.
What about though mwes exhibiting regular syntactic structure, in particular frozen verbal mwes ? For instance in “X take Y with a grain of salt”
Guy : regarding the expletives that have the role of subject or direct object, I think that we must consider first the syntactic function subject or object, which has the same characteristics as for any subject or object, because Enhanced UD is at the syntactic level and the property of expletive is secondary information that has more to do with semantics. That is why I propose to use the labels nsubj: expl and obj: expl. Therefore, the following examples, if we do not take into account the neutralization of syntactic alternations, must be annotated as follows :
It is arrived 3 candidates - nsubj:expl(arrived,It), obj(arrived,candidates)
jag fann det förvånande att hon kom (I found it surprising that she came) – obj:expl(fann,det), appos (det,kom)
Additional cases of enhanced edges
Current enhancements do add dependents of infinitives in raising or control constructions, and do add dependents of coordinated verbs.
For subject of infinitives or gerunds, there are two possibilities:
- Restrict cases to obligatory control (syntactic position of the subject of the infinitive/gerund is fixed, given the lexical item licensing the infinitival/gerund clause)
- or extend to arbitrary control too (proposed in Candito et al depling 17)
Discussion on status seems to favor solution (1).
So ambiguous cases involving e.g. “to propose” or “to help”/”helpful” would not be covered, as in (from Nathan) “The staff was very helpful in finding the right dog for me.”, the subject of “finding” would not be added. Note: (Candito et al. Depling 17) provide empirical counts from a French corpus: for some arbitrary control cases at least, heuristics perform fairly well
With respect to current enhanced guidelines, we could add more cases determined by syntax:
Other cases of control
Control nouns or adjectives
Paul 's desire to swim
nsubj(swim, Paul)
scholars ready to endorse anything
nsubj(endorse, scholars)
Tough movement
Add on object dependent to the infinitive.  This is the case e.g. in the following French ex. (for “the cases {that} appeared in 2001 are now solved”)
Les cas apparus en 2001 sont maintenant résolus \n The cases appeared in 2001 are now solved
nsubj(apparus, cas)
For transitives, the modified noun corresponds to the object (if the verb were active, finite). (Note: viewing the transitive participle as a passive homogenizes the treatment of noun-modifying participles: the modified noun can always be viewed as the subject of the participle, but when the participle is passive, its subject is its canonical object. If the neutralization of syntactic alternations (see below) is adopted, then the enhanced edge would bear nsubj:pass@obj).
The persons hired in 2007 are few
obj(hired, persons)
Verb-modifying infinitival and participial clauses
DECISION TO MAKE
NB: This is a non deterministic case (not fully determined by topology of syntaxtic tree). So discussion on status of enhanced dependencies could rule out these cases.
Manual annotation could be used to add subjects of infinitives anywhere in the sentence, for cases not fully determined by syntax. For instance an active infinitival or participial clause that modifies a matrix clause is very likely to have same subject as that of the matrix clause, if the matrix clause verb is active, with non-expletive subject.
They finished early in order to have time to play
nsubj(have, They)
she risked her life while saving other lives
nsubj(saving, risked)
Neutralizing syntactic alternations
(proposed in Candito, Perrier, Guillaume, Seddah, LREC 2014; DEPLING 2017)
DECISION TO MAKE
Syntactic alternations (like passive) are known to cause variation in the observed verbal linking patterns in corpora, i.e. the grammatical functions born by the semantic arguments of a verb. Some syntactic alternations can be identified using morpho-syntactic clues, without resorting to semantic disambiguation. We propose in such cases to recover the canonical grammatical functions.
- useful to limit syntactic variation, and hence increase linking regularity
- since labels are to remain syntactic (no semantic roles), the labels used in neutralized representation are grammatical functions. To keep maximal freedom whether to use or not neutralized labels, enhanced graphs could use complex labels when relevant, of the form fff@ccc with fff the label without neutralization, and ccc after neutralization.
- only proposed (and implemented in some work for French and English) for alternations that are morpho-syntactically marked in some way.
Issues:
From Sebastian: Need for a more cross-linguistic perspective. Can lead to inconsistencies within languages and across languages, depending on whether an alternation is marked or not. Marie: added example from French (valid for romance languages): Depending on the verb, there are two possibilities for the inchoative version of a causative event like “Paul a cassé le câble” (Paul broke the cable), one with a meaningless reflexive marker Le câble s’est cassé (the cable SE-REFL is broken), and one without any mark (like in English): Le câble a cassé (the cable has broken) “the cable broke”). With casser (to break) both are possible while the former is much more frequent.
Marie:
- need to make more precise what morpho-syntactically marked means. Indeed it could be argued that the “unmarked” causative-inchoative alternation (Paul broke the cable / the cable broke) is indeed marked, since the transitivity changes.
- The restriction to morpho-syntactically marked alternations that we implemented in our work on French and English derives more feasibility constraints more than from linguistic principles
- The question could be whether it is better to neutralize only some of the alternations, or none of them. I guess the inconsistencies that Sebastian mentions mean having different sets of enhanced grammatical functions for the same set of basic grammatical functions (“the vase(=nsubj@obj) REFL broke” versus “the vase(=nsubj) broke”). So I would say these are exactly the inconsistencies arising from the syntactic alternations themselves.
 In the former case, the DEPS column in CoNLL-U format only includes arcs that are not in the basic deps, whereas in the latter case deps that are common to the two sets are to be repeated in the DEPS column.
Within v2: the answer in v2 has to be two independent sets of dependencies, given the current treatment of ellipsis and relative clauses (for which some basic deps are dropped in the enhanced representation).
PROS of independent sets: more general, already needed for enhanced-v1 CONS : It might be needed to keep the information that a enhanced dep g–>d corresponds to the basic dep that provides a governor to d ?
Relative clauses
Joakim:As regards the added and dropped relations in relative clauses, I happen to think this is plain wrong from a linguistic point of view. It is simply not true that “man” is an argument of “saw” in “the man who I saw”, because the sentence does not assert that I saw the man, it presupposes it. In other words, adding the relation from “saw” to “man” confuses modification and predication. Adding the coref link between “man” and “who” should therefore be sufficient and adequate in itself. At the same time, I am well aware that downstream application developers who cannot keep track of more than one relation at a time prefers to have the direct link from “saw” to “man”, so it is one of the compromises we may have to live with.


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It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages,
and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
col-6
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry.
Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s,
when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.
It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting,
remaining essentially unchanged.
It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages,
and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
col-12
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry.
Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s,
when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.
It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting,
remaining essentially unchanged.
It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages,
and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.


qw
FunctionAs you probably know, we use Perl a lot to power DuckDuckGo and our Instant Answers. Personally, I'm still learning the unique features of Perl but there's one cool thing I'd like to share that I haven't seen in other languages.
Very often we need to makes lists of items, sometimes to quickly test a much larger list. In Perl this can be done without quotes and commas using the qw
function, for example:
my @list = qw(apple orange banana);
Perl will understand this as though you've written:
my @list = ("apple", "orange", "banana");
As you can see, it's just a small reduction in characters but not only does it save time, less typing also means less chance of bugs.
There are other similar functions such as qq
, qx
and just q
which also handle strings and quotes, so I'll let you investigate those for your homework :-)


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29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
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29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
Lawn mowing
Price : $18.00
Service Date : Thu, Sep 21 2017
Preferred Time : 05:15 pm
View Service DetailsTom Wilson
29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
Lawn mowing
Price : $18.00
Service Date : Thu, Sep 21 2017
Preferred Time : 05:15 pm
View Service DetailsTom Wilson
29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
Lawn mowing
Price : $18.00
Service Date : Thu, Sep 21 2017
Preferred Time : 05:15 pm
View Service DetailsTom Wilson
29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
Lawn mowing
Price : $18.00
Service Date : Thu, Sep 21 2017
Preferred Time : 05:15 pm
View Service DetailsTom Wilson
29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
Lawn mowing
Price : $18.00
Service Date : Thu, Sep 21 2017
Preferred Time : 05:15 pm
View Service DetailsTom Wilson
29 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, USA
Lawn mowing
Price : $18.00
Service Date : Thu, Sep 21 2017
Preferred Time : 05:15 pm
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