--- title: ROCKET keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "ROCKET (RandOm Convolutional KErnel Transform) functions for univariate and multivariate time series." description: "ROCKET (RandOm Convolutional KErnel Transform) functions for univariate and multivariate time series." nb_path: "nbs/111_models.ROCKET.ipynb" ---
bs = 16
c_in = 7 # aka channels, features, variables, dimensions
c_out = 2
seq_len = 15
xb = torch.randn(bs, c_in, seq_len).to(default_device())
m = ROCKET(c_in, seq_len, n_kernels=1_000, kss=[7, 9, 11]) # 1_000 for testing with a cpu. Default is 10k with a gpu!
test_eq(m(xb).shape, [bs, 2_000])
from tsai.data.all import *
from tsai.models.utils import *
X, y, splits = get_UCR_data('OliveOil', split_data=False)
tfms = [None, TSRegression()]
batch_tfms = TSStandardize(by_var=True)
dls = get_ts_dls(X, y, splits=splits, tfms=tfms, batch_tfms=batch_tfms, shuffle_train=False, drop_last=False)
model = build_ts_model(ROCKET, dls=dls, n_kernels=1_000) # 1_000 for testing with a cpu. Default is 10k with a gpu!
X_train, y_train = create_rocket_features(dls.train, model)
X_valid, y_valid = create_rocket_features(dls.valid, model)
X_train.shape, X_valid.shape
dsid = 'OliveOil'
fname = 'RocketClassifier'
X_train, y_train, X_test, y_test = get_UCR_data(dsid, Xdtype='float64')
cls = RocketClassifier()
cls.fit(X_train, y_train)
cls.save(fname)
del cls
cls = load_rocket(fname)
print(cls.score(X_test, y_test))
dsid = 'NATOPS'
fname = 'RocketClassifier'
X_train, y_train, X_test, y_test = get_UCR_data(dsid, Xdtype='float64')
cls = RocketClassifier()
cls.fit(X_train, y_train)
cls.save(fname)
del cls
cls = load_rocket(fname)
print(cls.score(X_test, y_test))
from sklearn.metrics import mean_squared_error
dsid = 'Covid3Month'
fname = 'RocketRegressor'
X_train, y_train, X_test, y_test = get_Monash_data(dsid, Xdtype='float64')
rmse_scorer = make_scorer(mean_squared_error, greater_is_better=False)
reg = RocketRegressor(scoring=rmse_scorer)
reg.fit(X_train, y_train)
reg.save(fname)
del reg
reg = load_rocket(fname)
y_pred = reg.predict(X_test)
rmse = mean_squared_error(y_test, y_pred, squared=False)
rmse
from sklearn.metrics import mean_squared_error
dsid = 'AppliancesEnergy'
fname = 'RocketRegressor'
X_train, y_train, X_test, y_test = get_Monash_data(dsid, Xdtype='float64')
rmse_scorer = make_scorer(mean_squared_error, greater_is_better=False)
reg = RocketRegressor(scoring=rmse_scorer)
reg.fit(X_train, y_train)
reg.save(fname)
del reg
reg = load_rocket(fname)
y_pred = reg.predict(X_test)
rmse = mean_squared_error(y_test, y_pred, squared=False)
rmse


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There is an effort in the College of Engineering to improve the freshman engineering course (EE 10111-10112) and make the course more interesting and educational. One of the problems relevant to EE senior design is that there is not an adequate introduction to the fun side of electrical engineering that teaches fundamental concepts of what electrical engineers do.
Our goal is to create an engaging module for the freshman engineering course representative of the different applications of EE in the real world. There is presently little exposure to EE concepts in the freshman course. In addition to emphasizing civil engineering, computer science, and robotics, the freshman course should contain a module that focuses on circuits and signal processing, clearly expresses what EE entails, and sparks interest in the field among the freshmen. The concepts fundamental to EE are also transferrable skills among different engineering disciplines, such as familiarity with microcontrollers, filters, and circuits.
The proposed solution is a new EE learning module, using an EE Toolbox that will contain components to allow students to gain an introduction to the different aspects of EE. The module will introduce basic EE concepts through an engaging manner through audio. The Toolbox will be an interactive learning environment designed to cover the basics of the Learning Objectives (listed below). In order to achieve these learning objectives, the Toolbox will contain many components, also listed below.
*The Arduino/Raspberry Pi will not drive the Toolbox functions. It will be used as a teaching tool for an introduction to microcontroller interface for the freshmen. We will use this as opposed to output pins that we design because Arduino/Raspberry Pi technology is more universal and has a lot of documentation for reference with capabilities to be tailored to be as simple or as complex as necessary. We will design our own board to control the Toolbox functions mentioned above.
Circuit design: ADC/DAC, amplifier, sensors and I/O
Signal processing: filters/FFT for course content/project objectives
This project has the potential to have a lasting impact on the engineering department at Notre Dame. There are six subcomponents of the project that will generate enough work for everyone in the group. The subcomponents are diverse in their purpose and implementation, which will draw on knowledge of both devices and signal processing.


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What 15 of Our Favorite Disney Characters Would Look Like If They Were the Opposite Gender
In the world of Disney, everything goes the usual way — a beautiful princess can’t wait to meet her prince on a white horse, and the prince himself is ready to do anything to finally get to the love of his life. But artist TT Bret decided to challenge this order of things and make some cartoon characters switch their genders. She shared the results on her page “Let There Be Doodles,” and we can’t wait to show them to you.
We at Bright Side bet you could never imagine what these 15 Disney characters would look like as the opposite gender, so let’s take a look at their incredible transformations together.
15. Moana
14. Elsa
13. Ursula
12. Aladdin
11. Belle and the Beast
10. Wendy
9. Alice
8. Esmeralda
7. Tarzan
6. Rapunzel
5. Anna
4. Jasmine
3. Merida
2. Ariel
1. Snow White
Which of these new images of Disney characters impressed you the most? We’re eager to hear your opinions in the comments!


- damage - Variable in class gameplay.logic.Attack
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- database - package database
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- Database - Class in database
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This class contains all of the MYSQL statements that is used for the whole program, from login to gameplay.
- Database() - Constructor for class database.Database
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Initializes the connection pool on creation of a Database object
- databaseNoTimeout() - Method in class menus.Main
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Runs in the background while the program is open, and executes an select statement after a set amount of time to keep the database from timing out.
- databaseNoTimeoutRunnable - Static variable in class database.Variables
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- databaseNoTimeoutThread - Static variable in class database.Variables
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- db - Static variable in class database.Variables
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- DB_DRIVER - Variable in class database.Config
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- DB_Login() - Method in class database.Config
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Reads a property file that contains the database username and password.
- DB_MAX_CONNECTIONS - Variable in class database.Config
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- DB_PASSWORD - Variable in class database.Config
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- DB_URL - Variable in class database.Config
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- DB_USER_NAME - Variable in class database.Config
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- defenceMultiplier - Variable in class gameplay.units.ProtoUnitType
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- defenceMultiplier - Variable in class gameplay.units.Unit
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- defenceMultiplier - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Archer
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- defenceMultiplier - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Catapult
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- defenceMultiplier - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Juggernaut
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- defenceMultiplier - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Swordsman
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- description - Static variable in class gameplay.GameMain
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- description - Variable in class gameplay.units.ProtoUnitType
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- description - Variable in class gameplay.units.Unit
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- description - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Archer
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- description - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Catapult
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- description - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Juggernaut
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- description - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Swordsman
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- descriptionHead - Static variable in class gameplay.GameMain
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- descriptionHeadFontSize - Variable in class gameplay.GameMain
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- descriptionHeadHeigth - Variable in class gameplay.GameMain
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- descriptionTag - Variable in class gameplay.units.ProtoUnitType
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- descriptionTag - Variable in class gameplay.units.Unit
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- descriptionTag - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Archer
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- descriptionTag - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Catapult
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- descriptionTag - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Juggernaut
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- descriptionTag - Variable in class gameplay.units.unitTypes.Swordsman
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- descriptionVisible(boolean) - Static method in class gameplay.GameMain
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Is a static method which controls if the description used in the sidebar is visible.
- descriptionXPadding - Variable in class gameplay.GameMain
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- descriptionYPadding - Variable in class gameplay.GameMain
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- deselect() - Method in class gameplay.GameMain
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Deselects the unit by resetting variables and change styling of tiles to go back to
default settings.
- deselectRecruitTiles() - Static method in class gameplay.GameMain
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Deselects the other recruit tiles in the sidebar when selecting
another recruit tile.
- doStop() - Method in interface runnables.RunnableInterface
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- doStopPlacement - Static variable in class database.Variables
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- drawArrow(double, double, double, double) - Method in class gameplay.GameMain
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Creates an arrow path to be added by showPlaceUnitLabel() to illustrate how to add
units to the board.


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This Measure tracks extreme values attained by the elements of its source operand since the last initialize() call or explicit call to setValue(). More...
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| SimTK_MEASURE_HANDLE_PREAMBLE (Extreme, Measure_< T >) | |
| Extreme (Subsystem &sub, const Measure_< T > &operand, Operation op=MaxAbs) | |
| Default behavior for the Extreme measure is to find the operand's value that is of maximum absolute value. More... | |
| Extreme & | setOperation (Operation op) |
| Set the operation to be performed. More... | |
| Operation | getOperation () const |
| Return the operation currently being performed by this measure. More... | |
| Real | getTimeOfExtremeValue (const State &state) const |
| Return the time at which the reported extreme value first occurred. More... | |
| void | setValue (State &s, const T &value) const |
| const Measure_< T > & | getOperandMeasure () const |
| Extreme & | setOperandMeasure (const Measure_< T > &s) |
| SimTK_MEASURE_HANDLE_POSTSCRIPT (Extreme, Measure_< T >) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::Measure_< T > | |
| SimTK_MEASURE_HANDLE_PREAMBLE_ABSTRACT (Measure_, AbstractMeasure) | |
| This class is still abstract so we don't want it to allocate an Implementation object in its default constructor. More... | |
| const T & | getValue (const State &s, int derivOrder=0) const |
| Retrieve the Value of this Measure or one of its time derivatives, assuming the supplied State has been realized to at least the required stage for the selected value or derivative, as reported by getDependsOnStage(). More... | |
| Measure_ & | setDefaultValue (const T &defaultValue) |
| Change the default value associated with this Measure. More... | |
| const T & | getDefaultValue () const |
| Obtain a reference to the default value associated with this Measure. More... | |
| SimTK_MEASURE_HANDLE_POSTSCRIPT (Measure_, AbstractMeasure) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::AbstractMeasure | |
| AbstractMeasure (Implementation *g=0) | |
| Provide an Implementation for this AbstractMeasure and bump its reference count. More... | |
| AbstractMeasure (Subsystem &, Implementation *g, const SetHandle &) | |
| Construct this handle with a given Implementation object (whose reference count will be bumped) and then let the given Subsystem adopt this Measure (which will again bump the Implementation's reference count, leaving us with two new handles). More... | |
| AbstractMeasure (const AbstractMeasure &) | |
| Shallow copy constructor copies the pointer from the source Implementation object and bumps its reference count. More... | |
| AbstractMeasure & | operator= (const AbstractMeasure &source) |
| Shallow assignment operator results in this handle referencing the same Implementation object as does the source. More... | |
| ~AbstractMeasure () | |
| Destructor decrements the Implementation's reference count and deletes the object if the count goes to zero. More... | |
| AbstractMeasure & | shallowAssign (const AbstractMeasure &) |
| Shallow assignment operator destructs the current Implementation object (meaning its reference count is decremented and the object actually deleted only if the count goes to zero), then copies the Implementation pointer from the source and bumps its reference count. More... | |
| AbstractMeasure & | deepAssign (const AbstractMeasure &source) |
| Deep assignment clones the Implementation object pointed to by the source handle, so that this handle ends up pointing to a new Measure object similar to the original but not yet contained in any Subsystem. More... | |
| int | getNumTimeDerivatives () const |
| Every Measure can produce a value, and some can provide one or more total derivatives with respect to time of that value. More... | |
| Stage | getDependsOnStage (int derivOrder=0) const |
| At what Stage can we expect the value of this AbstractMeasure or one of its time derivatives to be available? Users of Measures will typically impose restrictions on the levels they will accept. More... | |
| bool | isSameMeasure (const AbstractMeasure &other) const |
| There can be multiple handles on the same Measure. More... | |
| bool | isEmptyHandle () const |
| bool | isInSubsystem () const |
| Test whether this Measure object has been adopted by a Subsystem. More... | |
| const Subsystem & | getSubsystem () const |
| Return a reference to the Subsystem that owns this Measure. More... | |
| MeasureIndex | getSubsystemMeasureIndex () const |
| Return the MeasureIndex by which this Measure is known to the Subsystem that owns it. More... | |
| const Implementation & | getImpl () const |
| Implementation & | updImpl () |
| bool | hasImpl () const |
| int | getRefCount () const |
This Measure tracks extreme values attained by the elements of its source operand since the last initialize() call or explicit call to setValue().
The extreme is either minimum or maximum and may be determined by the actual or absolute value of the operand. In any case the value of the Extreme measure is the actual extreme value of the operand, not its absolute value.
The template type T must be the same as the template type of the operand measure. If T is a Vec or Vector type, each element is treated separately.
Normally Extreme is not used directly; it is the common implementation underlying the Minimum, Maximum, MinAbs, and MaxAbs measures.
Information available from this Measure:
The time derivative fdot of f(t)=min_t0_t(s(t')) where s is the source measure and t0 <= t' <= t is
fdot(t) = s(t) < f(ti) && sdot(t) < 0 ? sdot(t) : 0
where ti is the time at the start of the current step.
At the start of a continuous interval, the updated value (if any) replaces the stored value.
If the time derivative of the source operand is available, the measure will arrange to ensure precise isolation of the minimum values by defining a triggered event that watches for negative-to-positive sign changes of the derivative. Then if you output reporting data upon the occurrence of triggered events (as well as your regularly scheduled output) your data will include the precise minimum (to within a specifiable isolation time window).
Additional information available in this case:
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Default behavior for the Extreme measure is to find the operand's value that is of maximum absolute value.
You can change that to minimum and/or actual value.
| SimTK::Measure_< T >::Extreme::SimTK_MEASURE_HANDLE_PREAMBLE | ( | Extreme | , |
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Set the operation to be performed.
The default operation is MaxAbs.
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Return the operation currently being performed by this measure.
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Return the time at which the reported extreme value first occurred.
This is the current time if the operand is at its extreme value now, otherwise it is the time that the extreme value first occurred during a time stepping study. The state must be realized to the level required to evaluate the operand measure.
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This is a security system based on secured server-client communication, using symmetric key cryptography,and RSA as asymmetric key cryptography. It displays locations of sensors, and reports when gunshot occurs on the Google Earth.
Using Java Swing GUI, built a game of 'Whack-a-mole', and utilized multi-threading so that it can be played by many users at the same time and many games would run concurrently.
Based on Python and Django, this one-stop webpage assist students in their job searching with helpful statistics, by pulling data from employment-related search engine.
This is a big-data processing program to extract clean abstraction and analyze data statistics from large datasets based on Linux Hadoop clusters.
Created stand-alone blockchain simulating crypto-currency transactions using digital signatures to authenticate messages based on various web service design patterns.
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Disney's live-action big-screen version of the popular animated television series, while likely be entertaining for kids, will be a bore for those who have reached a double-digit age. Giving the lead role to Matthew Broderick could be part of the problem – Gadget should be bumbling and cocky, not bumbling and bland.
Broderick (Godzilla) stars as John Brown, a security guard for a scientific research facility and a wannabe cop. He is also in love with Brenda (Joely Fisher, TV's Ellen), the daughter of a scientist that is on the brink of creating robot police officers. When a late-night break-in attempt leaves her dad dead and John clinging to life, Brenda decides to have doctors remove John's innards and replace them with the lifework of her father. The result? John Brown becomes Inspector Gadget, a high-tech officer for the Riverton Police Department. Gadget can implement any of his new features by shouting `Go Go Gadget,' followed by whatever it is he wants to use – like spring legs or helicopter hat. But, like the series, he usually gets it wrong, hilarity ensues, yet he still manages to get the bad guy.
Speaking of bad guys, Gadget's nemesis Claw is hammily played by Rupert Everett (An Ideal Husband). The world's youngest (and formerly the fattest) billionaire, he has both an evil cackle and a net worth counter on the front of his desk. He's the one responsible for the break-in and was left with a crushed right hand, which is eventually replaced with the claw from which he derives his moniker. Claw's headquarters are located within the same Pittsburgh building that was supposed to have been used to house Brainiac in the stalled production of Superman.
Like the TV series, Gadget has a dog named Brain and a niece named Penny (Michelle Trachtenberg, Harriet the Spy), both of which appear smarter than him. Like the TV series, Gadget also has a talking car, voiced here by D.L. Hughley (The Hughleys), who breathes some much-needed energy into the film. And like the TV series, Gadget always gets his man and delivers him to Police Chief Quimby (Dabney Coleman, You've Got Mail).
Perhaps even odder than the casting of Broderick is Disney's selection of director David Kellogg, whose only previous effort was Playboy's Playmates at Play video release. This could explain the scene where Gadget hoses down a cleavage-bearing Fisher with a giant load of blue toothpaste. Also, be on the lookout for several bothersome product placement scenes. (1:36 - PG for wacky violence/action, language and innuendo)
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Non recursive procedure for n-node binary tree using stack as an auxiliary data structure:
PRT-WITH-STACK (T)
// if statement is used to check tree is empty or not
1 if T== Nil
// display the message
2 print(“Stack is empty”)
3 Return
// else statement is executed when if statement is wrong
4 else
//add the node of tree into stack
5 Stack.Push(T)
// increment the value of top by 1 in stack
6 Stack. Top= Stack.top+1
//while statement is used to check the element in stack
7 While Stack != empty
//fetch the element from stack
8 Crnt-node = Stack.Pop
//decrease the value of top by 1 in stack
9 Stack.top= Stack. top-1
//display the all node value
10 Print (Crnt-node.value)
//if statement is used to check the left child of current node
11 if Crnt-node.left != NIL
//insert the left node into stack
12 Stack.Push (Crnt-node.left)
//else if statement is used to check the right child of current node
13 else if Crnt-node.right != NIL
// insert the right node into stack
14 Stack.Push (Crnt-node.right)
Explanation of Algorithm:
• In the above algorithm stack is used to store all nodes of tree and to display the key of each node.
• All ancestors of any particular node are stored into stack. Once user reach the key, display all value of stack.
• In the above algorithm, first check the tree is empty or not.
• If tree is not empty, push all the element of tree into stack.
• While statement is used to check the element in stack, retrieve all nodes from stack and store it into current node variable.
• Check the left child of tree, and insert it into stack.
• Similarly, check the right child of tree and insert it into stack.
Binary Tree
Binary tree is a tree type data structure where each has at most two child nodes, classified as “left” and “right”. The nodes which have children are called as parent nodes, and child nodes can have references to the parents’ node. If the ancestor of all nodes that is root node exists then it is often referenced outside the tree.
In the data structure, a node can be reached by starting at root node and repeatedly following references to either the left or right child. A tree which does not have any node except the ancestor of all nodes is classified as a null tree. In a binary tree every node can have a maximum degree of two. A tree which has n nodes can have n-1 degree or branches exactly.
Here in the given n-node binary tree, we have to print out the each node keys, for this purpose we have current pointer and last pointer, it recognize the current and last visited node respectively. The traversing is done in the algorithm in preorder that is (parent, left, right). Then according to the relationship between the last and the current node, whether current node is the right or the left child, we update the respective pointer.Here in the following algorithm, two variables are used:
l_p - last pointer.
c_p - current pointer.
//variable assignment
l_p = null;
c_p = root;
// check that the current pointer is null or not
while (c_p !=null)
{
// checking that pointer of parent node of current pointer is same as last pointer
if (l_p == c_p. parent)
{
// printing the data of current pointer
print (c_p. data);
// left traversing
if (c_p .left!=null)
{
// last pointer is equal to current pointer
l_p=c_p;
}
// right traversing
else if (c_p. right!=null)
{
// last pointer is equal to current pointer
l_p=c_p;
c_p=c_p .right;
}
else
{
// last pointer is equal to current pointer
l_p=c_p;
// parent node of current pointer become the current pointer
c_p=c_p .parent;
}
}
// now considering the left tree of current pointer node
else if (l_p == c_p .left)
{
if (c_p .right !=null)
{
// last pointer is equal to current pointer
l_p=c_p;
c_p=c_p .right;
}
else
{
// last pointer is equal to current pointer
l_p=c_p;
// parent node of current pointer become the current pointer
c_p=c_p. parent;
}
}
// now considering the right tree of current pointer node
else if (l_p == c_p. right)
{
// last pointer is equal to current pointer
l_p=c_p;
// parent node of current pointer become the current pointer
c_p=c_p. parent;
}
}
Here we consider the logic that from a given node A, we move down the left sub-tree of the node A (apply the same logic at each node that is reached in the sub-tree), then come back to node A and do the same procedure in the right sub-tree (apply the same logic at each node that is reached in the sub-tree), and then again come back to this node and transfer control to the parent of the current node A.
Complexity:
? The number of iterations which are performed on a tree to traverse down the left sub-tree.
? The number of iterations which are performed on a tree to traverse back up to the node.
Both points above have the same number of iterations. Hence it would be bound by a factor of, overall. So, the complexity is the order of (n).
Consider the following tree in which A is the root of the tree. Each node in following tree has three pointers, left, right and parent. All these three pointers point to the left, right and parent of any particular node.
Explanation:
• In above tree, A is the root of the tree. The root node A has 2 children nodes B and C which are pointed by the left and right pointer of the A node.
• The node B again has 2 children nodes, D and E which are pointed by the left and right pointer of the node B. The parent pointer of the B node points its parent node that is A.
• Similarly, node C again has 2 children nodes, F and G which are pointed by the left and right pointer of the node C. The parent pointer of the C node points its parent node that is A.
• The node D, E, F and G are the leaves node therefore there left and right pointer points to the NIL which is represented by the slash. The parent pointer of all these node points to their respective parents.
Modification required for implementing a tree with 2 pointers and 1 Boolean value:
• The left pointer of each node points to its left child whereas right pointer points to its right sibling.
• The right pointer of the right most child point to its parent and also set 1 as the Boolean value of the right most children to know that it is the right most children.
• A loop is made between children and parent, so that a parent of any children can be determined in a liner time.
Consider the following tree in which A is the root of the tree. Each node in following tree has two pointers, left and right, and one Boolean value.
Explanation:
• In above tree, A is the root of the tree. The left pointer of the root node points to its left child that is B.
• The left pointer of B node points to its left child D. The right pointer of B node pointes to its sibling C. Set 0 as Boolean values of node C because it is not the right most child of its parent.
• The left pointer of D node points to NIL whereas the right pointer pointes to its sibling E. Set 0 as Boolean values of node D because it is not the right most child of its parent.
• The left pointer of E node points to NIL whereas the right pointer points to its sibling parents B because it is the right most child. Set 1 as Boolean values of node E because it is the right most child of its parent B.
• Similarly, pointers point its sibling and parents in node C, F and G.


Sales Order Information
Id
salesorderid name error
Sales Order Number
sales order Number
ST Customer Name
error
Amount
amount error
Region
region
Model Group
model group error
ST Sales Agent Name
stSalesAgentName error
Activity Year
Activity Year
Activity Month Number
activityMonthNumber error
Activity Date
activityDate error
BT Customer Name
stCustomerName error
ST Channel Name
stChannelName
Product Family Code
product Family Code error
Forecast Group Code
error
Ordered Quantity
error
Contract Status Code
error
EndUser Name
error
There is currently no sales order information associated with this sales order.


returns the multilevel Toeplitz matrix tt generated by the multi-dimensional input vector x in the QTT format The size of the input vector is 2^(d(1) + 1) x ... x 2^(d(D) + 1), The output matrix is square of order 2^d(1) x ... x 2^d(D). The (i_1,...i_D)-th component of x is not used if at least one of i_1,...,i_D is equal to 1 (e. g., in the one-dimensional case the first component of x is not used) April 20, 2011 Vladimir Kazeev<EMAIL_ADDRESS>INM RAS Moscow, Russia %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% For details please see the preprint http://www.mis.mpg.de/publications/preprints/2011/prepr2011-36.html Vladimir A. Kazeev, Boris N. Khoromskij and Eugene E. Tyrtyshnikov Multilevel Toeplitz matrices generated by QTT tensor-structured vectors and convolution with logarithmic complexity January 12, 2012 Vladimir Kazeev, Seminar for Applied Mathematics, ETH Zurich<EMAIL_ADDRESS>%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
0001 function [tt]=tt_qtoepl(x,d) 0002 0003 % returns the multilevel Toeplitz matrix tt generated by the multi-dimensional input vector x 0004 % in the QTT format 0005 % 0006 % The size of the input vector is 2^(d(1) + 1) x ... x 2^(d(D) + 1), 0007 % The output matrix is square of order 2^d(1) x ... x 2^d(D). 0008 % The (i_1,...i_D)-th component of x is not used if at least one of i_1,...,i_D is equal to 1 0009 % (e. g., in the one-dimensional case the first component of x is not used) 0010 % 0011 % April 20, 2011 0012 % Vladimir Kazeev 0013 %<EMAIL_ADDRESS>0014 % INM RAS 0015 % Moscow, Russia 0016 % 0017 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 0018 % For details please see the preprint 0019 % http://www.mis.mpg.de/publications/preprints/2011/prepr2011-36.html 0020 % Vladimir A. Kazeev, Boris N. Khoromskij and Eugene E. Tyrtyshnikov 0021 % Multilevel Toeplitz matrices generated by QTT tensor-structured vectors and convolution with logarithmic complexity 0022 % January 12, 2012 0023 % Vladimir Kazeev, 0024 % Seminar for Applied Mathematics, ETH Zurich 0025 %<EMAIL_ADDRESS>0026 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 0027 0028 D=numel(d); 0029 tt=tt_qshiftstack(d); 0030 0031 sz=[]; 0032 for K=1:D 0033 sz=[sz;4*ones(d(K),1),2*ones(d(K),1);1,2]; 0034 end 0035 0036 tt=tt_qreshape(tt,3,sz); 0037 0038 tt=tt_mv(tt,x); 0039 0040 tt1=cell(sum(d),1); 0041 ind=0; 0042 ind1=0; 0043 for K=1:D 0044 for k=1:d(K)-1 0045 tt1{ind1+k}=tt{ind+k}; 0046 end 0047 0048 p=size(tt{ind+d(K)},2); 0049 q=size(tt{ind+d(K)},3); 0050 r=size(tt{ind+d(K)+1},3); 0051 tt1{ind1+d(K)}=reshape(reshape(tt{ind+d(K)},[4*p,q])*reshape(tt{ind+d(K)+1},[q,r]),[4,p,r]); 0052 0053 ind=ind+d(K)+1; 0054 ind1=ind1+d(K); 0055 end 0056 tt=tt1; 0057 0058 tt=tt_qreshape(tt,1,2*ones(sum(d),2)); 0059 0060 return 0061 end


First Semester:
For my project that I am going to try now I am going to create a madlibs story that asks the user to fill in missing words. Without knowing what the story is about the user will input nouns, verbs, names, places, etc, and those words will be inserted in the story in the correct place. To do this I will have to figure out how to get user input in a text box and how to insert words into the middle of other text.
12/20/20: I have a few lines that will be used as the story, as well as where the user can type there words. The users words are currently added to the end of the story. I now need to find a way to put the words that the user types into the currect place in the story.
1/10/21: I currently have a short but working madlibs game, where the user inserts 3 words of a given part of speech and it correctly inputs them into the story. It then reveals the final story when the "madlibify" button is pressed. I am probobly going to make this story longer.
1/17/21: Added one more place for the user to input a word.
1/20/21: Added two more places for the user to input words.
This semester: The first thing I did this semester was of course, making my main webpage, and adding it to the class site. Making this webpage helped my learn how to put text, images, and buttons onto a webpage. After making this webpage I started to learn how to use git to upload my work.
This semester my main project has been working on a Madlibs game. This game asks the user to fill in missing words. Without knowing what the story is about, the user is asked to input verbs, names, places, etc, into a textbox. Once the "Madlibify" button is pressed, the story appears with the users words correctly placed into the story. In order to do this I had to figure out how to get user input in a text box aswell as how to insert that input into the middle of other pre-written text. This took a little while to figure out, but now that I have I can fairly easily add more places for the user to add words into the story.
This semester I also presented a teachback. For my teachback I researched the history of different social media platforms, as well as how they have changed overtime. I chose this topic because we all use social media almost daily, and I wanted to see how different platforms had changed and improved over the years.
Second Semester:
2/25/21: I have been playing around with some tutorials that I found online, and I am now looking into either making some sort of helpful or some interesting game I think of.
3/2/21: I am going to try to make a program that allows you to create and use your own flashcards, so i'm looking into how to do parts of this.
3/17/21: I currently have a question with a textbox. If the user writes the correct or incorrect answer they will get a pop-up saying so. Yay! (I also have a next question button that doesn't fully work yet.)
4/8/21: I now have three working questions then you can go through with the next question button. I am now trying to make it so the user can make and add their own questions.
4/23/21: Brought text box to center and changed formatting.
5/5/21: NFT Teachback
5/12/21: My program does everything I want it to and is pretty much fully functional now. (Hooray!) It just looks kind of boring so I might add some fancy colors or something :-]
In the first semester my main goal/project was to create a working Madlibs game. The game asks the user to fill in missing words in a story without knowing what the story is about. It took a little while to figure out how to get this to work, but it ended up being succesfull and I learned how to do a bunch of new things. The first semester I also researched and presented on the history of different social media platforms.
This second semester my goal was to create a program the basically works as flashcards, where you can go through questions that you added, type in your answer, and it will tell you if you got it correct. I think this project was a little bit harder, specifically to get all the questions to display in the right place and at the right time, when buttons are clciked. This program ended up being successful and also works just as I had hoped, and a also leanrned more that I can do now. In the second semester I also researched and presented on Non-Fungible Tokens.


Kapezov Islam Producer
(GDk-91) - Responsible for filming. Islam is great at taking pictures and videos, which is why he is the director of the group and stands out for his rich imagination in filming. He has a creative talent to shoot and edit videos and videos.
Maiorov Erkhan Designer (GDk-91) - Responsible for the design and poster of the project. Yerkhan is a project designer because he has drawing and graphics skills. He does an excellent job of the artistic part of the project.
Soltan AKzhol Programmer (GDk-91) - Responsible for the site. Akzhol is very well versed in working with computers, well taught computer science, and is interested in computer programs. It is for this reason that he volunteered to be a programmer in our team.
Kaikenov Raimbek Project Maneger (GDk-91) - He is responsible for the concept of the project, this includes: relevance, novelty, etc. Previously, he defended projects and was gaining experience so he became a project manager.


This demo will try to install an loader service worker which will load and verify a normal service worker using ECDSA signing. It will also intercept responses from it in order to add an additional code to prevent itself to being removed or replaced.
Installation Steps:
(* only required for the demo)


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public interface WorkManager
Created with IntelliJ IDEA. User: dhanji Date: Oct 7, 2007 Time: 8:48:33 PM
This interface is used to gain manual control over the unit of work. This
is mostly to do work in non-request, non-transactional threads. Or where more
fine-grained control over the unit of work is required. Starting and ending a
unit of work directly corresponds to opening and closing a Session
,
EntityManager
or ObjectContainer
respectively.
The Unit of Work referred to by WorkManager will always be local to the calling thread. Be careful to endWork() in a finally block. Neither JPA, nor Hibernate supports threadsafe sessions (reasoning behind thread-locality of Unit of Work semantics).
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This website provides a list of performance report of front-end frameworks. A script that runs Lighthouse generates this report.


LSMOD(8) lsmod LSMOD(8) NAME lsmod - Show the status of modules in the Linux Kernel SYNOPSIS lsmod DESCRIPTION lsmod is a trivial program which nicely formats the contents of the /proc/modules, showing what kernel modules are currently loaded. COPYRIGHT This manual page originally Copyright 2002, Rusty Russell, IBM Corporation. Maintained by Jon Masters and others. SEE ALSO insmod(8), modprobe(8), modinfo(8) AUTHORS Jon Masters<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Developer Lucas De Marchi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Developer kmod 06/19/2012 LSMOD(8)


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00001  00002 00003  00004 <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"> 00005 <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft FrontPage 4.0"> 00006 <meta name="ProgId" content="FrontPage.Editor.Document"> 00007 <title>Using WinPcap Remote Capture</title> 00008  00009 00010  00011 00012
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Remote Capture Running Modes
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Configuring the Remote Daemon (rpcapd)
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Starting a capture on a remote machine
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Installing the Remote Capture Daemon in UNIX
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WinPcap comes with Remote Capture capabilities. This is an highly 00021 experimental feature that allows to interact to a remote machine and capture 00022 packets that are being transmitted on the remote network.
 00023
This requires a remote daemon (called rpcapd) which 00024 performs the capture and sends data back and a local client that sends 00025 the appropriate commands and receives the captured data.
 00026
WinPcap extends the standard WinPcap code in such a way that all 00027 WinPcap-based tools can expoit remote capture capabilities. For instance, the 00028 capabillity to interact with a remote daemon are added to the client software 00029 without any explicit modification to it. Vice versa, the remote daemon must be 00030 explicitely installed (and configured) on the remote machine.
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Remote Capture Running Modes
 00032
The Remote Capture Protocol (RPCAP) can work in two modes:
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 00034
Passive Mode (default): the client (e.g. a network sniffer) 00035 connects to the remote daemon, it sends them the appropriate commands, and 00036 it starts the capture.
 00037
Active Mode: the remote daemon try to establish a connection toward 00038 the client (e.g. the network sniffer); then, the client sends the 00039 appropriate commands to the daemon and it starts the capture. This name is 00040 due to the fact thet the daemon becomes active instead of waiting 00041 for new connections.
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 00043
The Active Mode is useful in case the remote daemon is behind a firewall and 00044 it cannot receive connections from the external world. In this case, the daemon 00045 can be configured to establish the connection to a given host, which will have 00046 been configured in order to wait for that connection. After establishing 00047 the connection, the protocol continues its job in almost the same way in both 00048 Active and Passive Mode.
 00049
Analyzer (http://analyzer.polito.it/30alpha/) 00050 has a set of commands (in the Capture menu) that allows you to accept a 00051 remote connection and then start the capture on the remote device. Currently, 00052 Analyzer is the only tool that is able to work in active mode, since it requires 00053 some modifications to the application code.
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Configuring the Remote Daemon (rpcapd)
 00055
The Remote Daemon is a standard Win32 executable running either in console 00056 mode or as a service. The executable can be found in the WinPcap 00057 folder and it has the following syntax:
 00058
 rpcapd [-b <address>] [-p <port>] [-6] [-l <host_list>] [-a <host,port>] 00059 [-n] [-v] [-d] [-s <file>] [-f <file>]
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The daemon can be compiled and it is actually working on Linux as well.
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Here there is a brief description of the allowed commands:
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 00065 Switch	 00066 Description	 00067
 00068
 00069  00070
-b <address>
 00071 	 00072 It sets the address the daemon has to bind to (either numeric or 00073 literal). Default: it binds to all local IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.	 00074
 00075
 00076  00077
-p <port>
 00078 	 00079 It sets the port the daemon has to bind to. Default: it binds to port 00080 2002.	 00081
 00082
 00083  00084
-4
 00085 	 00086 It binds only to IPv4 addresses. Default: both IPv4 and IPv6 waiting 00087 sockets are used.	 00088
 00089
 00090  00091
-l <host_list_file>
 00092 	 00093 It specifies a file that keeps the list of the hosts which are allowed 00094 to connect to this daemon (if more than one, the file keeps them one per 00095 line). We suggest to use literal names (instead of numeric ones) in 00096 order to avoid problems with different address families (IPv4 and IPv6).	 00097
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 00099  00100
-n
 00101 	 00102 It permits NULL authentication (usually used with '-l', that 00103 guarantees that only the allowed hosts can connect to the daemon). 00104 Default: the username/password authentication mechanism is required.	 00105
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 00107  00108
-a <host, port>
 00109 	 00110 It forces the daemon to run in active mode and to connect to 'host' on 00111 port 'port'. This does not exclude that the daemon is still able to 00112 accept passive connections.	 00113
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 00115  00116
-v
 00117 	 00118 It forces the daemon to run in active mode only (default: the daemon 00119 always accepts active connections, even if the '-a' switch is 00120 specified).	 00121
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-d
 00125 	 00126 Forces the daemon to run in background, i.e. as a daemon (UNIX only) 00127 or as a service (Win32 only). Warning (Win32): this switch is 00128 provided automatically when WinPcap installs this daemon into the Win32 00129 services (control panel - administrative tools - services).	 00130
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-s <file>
 00134 	 00135 It saves the current configuration to file.	 00136
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-f <file>
 00140 	 00141 It loads the current configuration from file; all the switches 00142 specified from the command line are ignored and the file settings are 00143 used instead.	 00144
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-h
 00148 	 00149 It prints an help screen.	 00150
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Installing the remote daemon
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The remote daemon is installed automatically when installing WinPcap. The 00155 installation process places the rpcapd file into the WinPcap 00156 folder. This file can be executed either from the command line, or as a service. 00157 For instance, the installation process updates the list of available services 00158 list and it creates a new item (Remote Packet Capture Protocol v.0 00159 (experimental) ). To avoid security problems, the service is inactive and it 00160 has to be started manually (control panel - administrative tools - services - 00161 start).
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The service has a set of "standard" parameters, i.e. it it launched 00163 with the "-d" flag (in orde to make it running as a 00164 service) and the "-f rpcapd.ini" flag. The user can 00165 create a file called rpcapd.ini in the same folder of the 00166 executable, and put the configuration commands in there. In order for the 00167 service to execute the commands, you have to stop and restart it again (i.e. the 00168 initialization file is parsed only at the beginning). Viceversa, the UNIX 00169 version of rpcapd is able to read the configuration file when 00170 sending a kill -HUP signal to it. In that case, all the existing connections 00171 remain in place, while the new connections will be created according to the new 00172 parameters.
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In case the user does not want to create the configuration file manually, it 00174 can launch rpcapd with the requested parameters plus the "-s 00175 filename" one. The daemon will parse all the parameters and save 00176 them into the specified configuration file.
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Starting the remote daemon as a standard executable
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The rpcapd executable can be launched directly, i.e. it can run 00179 in the foreground as well (not as a daemon/service). The procedure is quite 00180 simple: you have to invoke the executable from the command line with all the 00181 requested parameters but the "-d" flag. The capture 00182 server will start in the foreground.
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Starting a capture on a remote machine
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If you are using a tool that is already aware of the remote capture (like 00185 Analyzer), everything is simple. The capture wizard will help you to locate the 00186 appropriate interface on the remote machine.
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If your preferred tool is not aware of the remote capture, you can still use 00188 the remote capture. In this case you have to read the next Section.
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Be carefully: the capture server (rpcapd) must be up and 00190 running on the remote machine.
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New string specifiers for interface selection
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If your preferred tool is not aware of the remote capture, the only thing you 00193 must do is to insert, as interface specifier, the indication of the remote 00194 machine you want to contact. The following forms are allowed:
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 00198 Adapter String	 00199 Description	 00200
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 00202  00203
file://filename
 00204 	 00205 It opens a local file.	 00206
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 00208  00209
rpcap://host.foo.bar/adaptername
 00210 	 00211 It opens a remote adapter; the host is specified by means of the 00212 literal name, without port number (i.e. it uses the RPCAP default port).	 00213
 00214
 00215  00216
rpcap://host.foo.bar:1234/adaptername
 00217 	 00218 It is the same as before, but it uses a different port number.	 00219
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 00221  00222
rpcap://<IP_ADDRESS>/adaptername
 00223 	 00224 It opens a remote adapter, but the host is specified by means of an 00225 IPv4 numeric address, without port number (i.e. it uses the RPCAP 00226 default port).	 00227
 00228
 00229  00230
rpcap://<IP_ADDRESS>:1234/adaptername
 00231 	 00232 It is the same as before, but it uses a different port number.	 00233
 00234
 00235  00236
rpcap://[<IP_ADDRESS>]:1234/adaptername
 00237 	 00238 It is the same as before, but the numeric address is specified within 00239 square brackets (like IPv6 addresses).	 00240
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 00242  00243
rpcap://[1:2:3::4]/adaptername
 00244 	 00245 It opens a remote adapter, but the host is specified by means of an 00246 IPv6 numeric address, without port number (i.e. it uses the RPCAP 00247 default port). In case of IPv6 addresses you MUST use the square 00248 brackets.	 00249
 00250
 00251  00252
rpcap://[1:2:3::4]:1234/adaptername
 00253 	 00254 It is the same as before, but it uses a different port number.	 00255
 00256
 00257  00258
rpcap://adaptername
 00259 	 00260 It opens a local adapter, without using the RPCAP protocol.	 00261
 00262
 00263  00264
adaptername
 00265 	 00266 It opens a local adapter; it is kept for compability, but it is 00267 strongly discouraged.	 00268
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 00270  00271
(NULL)
 00272 	 00273 It opens the first local adapter; it is kept for compability, but it 00274 is strongly discouraged.	 00275
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The following formats are not allowed:
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 00281 Adapter String	 00282 Description	 00283
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 00285  00286
rpcap://
 00287 	 00288 It cannot be used to open the first local adapter.	 00289
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 00291  00292
rpcap://hostname/
 00293 	 00294 It cannot be used to open the first remote adapter.	 00295
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Installing the Remote Capture Daemon in UNIX
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The WinPcap source archive can be compiled in UNIX as well. Currently, remote 00299 capture has been tested on Linux and BSD. What you have to do is:
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download the WinPcap sources
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unpack the sources 00303
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we suggest to use the unzip -a command in order to 00305 convert DOS files to UNIX ones
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move to the libpcap folder
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type: 00310
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./configure
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Warning: in case the previous step reports an error, please 00313 regenerate the configure file using automake 00314 (version 2.50 or higher required)
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make
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move to the rpcapd folder
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type make
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The remote capture capabilities are turned on by default on Linux and 00322 FreeBSD. In case you do not want remote capture capabilities in libpcap, you can 00323 type
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 ./configure --disable-remote
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at the "configure" step. All the possible flags are 00326 listed when typing ./configure --help.
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What you obtained right now, is:
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a library file (libpcap.a), which can be linked to other 00330 applications (like tcpdump) in order to enable the remote 00331 capture for them.
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an executable (rpcapd) that is the remote daemon
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Warning: in order to run the rpcapd daemon, the program 00335 must either
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run as root (or)
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run as user, but it must be owned by root and must be SUID root (chmod 00339 u+s rpcapd)
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Known bugs
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FreeBSD: the first time you call the pcap_stat(), the 00343 function takes several seconds to return. Therefore, programs like Analyzer seem 00344 to hang up for 20-30 seconds at the beginning of the capture (if this is done 00345 with BSD as a remote probe). We're investigating to solve this issue.
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For any question, please refer to the WinPcap help page.
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documentation. Copyright (c) 2002-2005 Politecnico di Torino. Copyright (c) 2005-2009 CACE Technologies. All rights reserved.


What's the Worst That Could Happen (2001) 1 star out of 4. Starring Martin Lawrence, Danny DeVito, John Leguizamo, Glenne Headly, Carmen Ejogo, Bernie Mac, Larry Miller, Nora Dunn, Richard Schiff, William Fichtner and Ana Gasteyer. Screenplay by Matthew Chapman. Based upon the novel by Donald E. Westlake. Music by Tyler Bates. Directed by Sam Weisman. Rated PG-13.
Did the studio brain trust who approved a title such as Whatís the Worst That Could Happen? pause to consider the potential fun critics could have playing off those words if they disliked the film?
For example:
Whatís the worst that could happen?

Whatís the worst that could happen?
The studio can announce a sequel.
Whatís the worst that could happen?
You can find yourself locked in a theater holding a Martin Lawrence film festival.
Whatís the worst that could happen?
The directorís cut on DVD could include an extra 30 minutes of footage.
Well, you get the idea.
Whatís the Worst That Could Happen is a lame, cynical movie trying to pass itself off as a comedy caper. The movie has its moments, but you could do the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle between them.
Itís difficult enjoying a movie in which most of the characters are thieves and crooks.
Of course you can say actors such as James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart made careers playing such characters. The difference is the agents of law and order generally prevailed, and the Cagneys and Bogarts usually paid the ultimate price in the final reel.
Whatís the Worst That Could Happen revolves around Kevin Caffery (Lawrence), a high-class thief, and his battle with corrupt media tycoon Max Fairbanks (Danny DeVito) to retrieve a ring Fairbanks took from Caffery when the latter was caught burglarizing the mogulís summer home.
The ring was given to Kevin by his girlfriend, Amber (Carmen Ejogo).
Even taking into consideration that this feature is a comedy, the plotting and storyline is preposterous. Though captured early in the film in Fairbanksí mansion, Kevin escapes. Yet the police arenít looking for him and he walks around in broad daylight without fear of seizure.
Amber falls in love with Kevin because he steals back a painting she was forced to sell. Even when he admits to her that he is crook, she is unfazed. Why? Because, as she tells him, she had dated lawyers, so dating a thief shouldnít be much different.
In some ways the film is offensive.  He minces, swishes, carries a cane, dresses all in white, and owns three cute little doggies to whom he speaks in baby talk.
The mush-mouthed Lawrence is not credible as a high-classed thief. He lacks the sophistication and suaveness called for in the part.
DeVito merely seems to be reprising a role he has played many times before ó most notably in Ruthless People ó that of the overbearing, crooked tycoon who believes his wealth puts him above the law.
A strong supporting cast, including John Leguizamo, Glenne Headley, Bernie Mac, Richard Schiff, Larry Miller, Nora Dunn and Ana Gasteyer are wasted in this weak effort.
Whatís the worst that could happen? That this movie actually draws an audience and takes up screen space that could be used for more deserving fare.
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Carnival: capturing all the fun of the fair across the US – in pictures
Between 1982 and 2001, the American photographer Mark Steinmetz travelled across the US recording life at country fairs, urban street fairs and small circuses.
‘These photos were made in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Illinois, Iowa and Georgia between 1982 and 2001 at country fairs, urban street fairs, and small circuses,’ said Mark Steinmetz, a photographer from Athens, Georgia. The new book Carnival, published by STANLEY/BARKER is out now
Photograph: Mark Steinmetz
‘People from all walks of life go to the fair seeking something to transport them from the everyday’
‘Amid the excitement and sounds of the rides and games, I could slip by largely unnoticed and capture gestures and faces’
‘I photographed families with young children, teenagers out on their own, and the carnies. There are quite a few photographs of young couples in Carnival’
‘Photographers, such as Diane Arbus, have photographed at circuses, but I’m not aware of a large sustained body of work made at fairs’
‘The very best photographs of fairs are probably those made in Paris by Atget and Brassai in the 20s and 30s
‘Murnau’s 1927 film Sunrise has a beautiful night sequence at a fair’
‘Carnivals look pretty much the same today as they have for the past 35 years. All that has really changed are prices and styles’
‘Many of the photographs were made with a 35mm Leica, but other medium format cameras were used as well’
‘The book begins in daylight, with people outside the fair, and ends with a night sequence’
‘My parents gave me my first camera when I was perhaps six years old. I remember coming home from a trip with my family, getting out of the car and deciding to photograph my house’
‘Some people can work inside but I have a need to be outside, to watch the weather and observe the light at different times of day. I love to describe this place and this time, my contemporaries and my civilisation’


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This is a wee site to record a bit of my journey learning to programme. After a couple of years dabbling with some basic coding in my role at One Percent Collective working alongside an amazingly talented volunteer developer, I saw the ridiculously awesome things computer wizards can do. So I'm taking the plunge into tech. Also I love Lego, as you should too, so they're everywhere allover this site.
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The plugin deals with wahtever is inside the
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With our DIV container wrapping all of our content, we don't have to bother about transparent transitions anymore. But if you add just a little of text, it won't matter much, because or div wrapping container doesn't have and width and height set so it'll automatically assign the width and height of our content (which can be as little as line height). So let's also assign a width and height:

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Let's start by adding a wrapping container with a background so we don't get transparent transitions. For this example I'll be using our default width and height values - 960x300.

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With our DIV container wrapping all of our content, we don't have to bother about transparent transitions anymore. But if you add just a little of text, it won't matter much, because or div wrapping container doesn't have and width and height set so it'll automatically assign the width and height of our content (which can be as little as line height). So let's also assign a width and height:

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In the next example I'll be adding 50px padding on each side of my DIV container, pay attenction how my width and height will be reduced.

Now I can add Inline Content!

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a new letter. For example letter a with key of 3 will become a + 3
resulting to d. Below is a small demonstration of how it works. Also the
weakness of ths method was the letter distribution in latin language. A
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