Across: 2. Supporters kiss and cuddle around Wallsend with impunity! (5 4) 8. Edward leaves order to shoot tree (3) 10.  Disobedience shown when Celtic race ran amok! (13) 14. It isn’t commonly soil (5) 15. Clever people get names wrong! (5) 16. Food for one in the mountains (5) 19. Character assembles tea urn (6) 20. Jacques’ welcome within the island (6) 21. Drink quietly inside large corporation (5) 22. Holds one inside lifts (6) 23. 5’s old people found outside city (6) 24. Sounds coming from parasites on tape (5) 27. Sounds like Underground line is the way to go (5) 29. Completely recorded girl (5) 30. Selling car to worker with one big end about to go wrong! (13) 32. Failure of guy without energy (3) 33. Started group (3) 34. Ability to produce new life? Try it! (9) Down: 1. Best river song (3) 3. Respond to broken crate (5) 4. Reaper likes moving about when cold inside (6) 5. Leading Brown back to country (6) 6. Cleaner starts mopping entrance (5) 7. The French hold one in position (3) 9. Sent out again to riverside ruin with payment to divers’ leader (13) 10. Northerners study sound of birds beginning to sing (13) 12. Can knife tip cut out fungal growth? (9) 13. Proved she was my girlfriend? (9) 16. Rotter needs to become very good (5) 17. Part of a spicy jelly (5) 18. Stops and shoots (5) 25. Fashionable supporter Kate’s third child (6) 26. Man and boy return to town (6) 28. 1100 in end of battle with eastern European host (5) 29. Start of discordant tones! (5) 30. Greek character begins dancing! This could be glorious! (3) 31. Force half of team back to dig (3)


ACE 500 Homework Solutions
2017-12-06
Preface
Remember the key to learning the material in ACE 500. Do not consult these solutions until after you have spend hours toiling and thinking about the problems. If you do not heed this warning the exams will be painful.
Report an Error or Typo
If you find a typo or mistake, please report it to me by email. If you are a Github user, submit an ‘issue’. Better yet, download the markdown text file from the github repository and fix and send back to me!
Also, you can go to the github repository and find the raw .RMD files that build the solution webpage. Looking at these files side by side will be helpful as you are trying to figure out Latex Math commands for the first time. This Latex Wiki is another good resource for getting started. Feel free to ask me for help in this. The learning curve can be a little steep, and a simple mistake can cost a beginner a lot of unnecessary time.


Still under construction, Evolutility-UI-jQuery controller is not the usual "C" in "MVC". Very likely you will want to write your own (at least for now).
With Evolutility you can decide what to automate and what to code yourself.
App and Toolbar use the same UI-models as the views.
The class "Evol.App" handles routing for all views for several entities. For each entity it creates a toolbar which manages the views for that entity.
new Evol.App({
el: $('#evol'),
uiModels: [
uiModels.todo,
uiModels.contact,
uiModels.winecellar,
uiModels.comics
]
});
el: DOM element to hold the views.
uiModels: Array of UI-models.
style: Bootstrap style for panels (possible values: "panel-default" (grey), "panel-primary" (dark blue), "panel-success" (green), "panel-info" (light blue), "panel-warning" (yellow), "panel-danger" (red)).
useRouter: Set to true for Evolutility-UI-jQuery to automatically handle routing.
pageSize: Page size for list and cards views.
setRoute(id, triggerRoute): Change the route and display the corresponding view.
setEntity(entityName, view, options): Change the entity and display the corresponding entity in the currently selected view.
None (for now).
The toolbar manages all views for a specific UI-model. It displays different options based on the context.
Toolbar for One model:
Toolbar for Many models:
new Evol.Toolbar(
el: $('#Evol'),
uiModel: uiModel,
model: myModel,
collection: myCollection,
titleSelector: '#title'
);
defaultViewOne: Default view when looking at a single model (possible values "browse", "edit", "mini", json").
defaultViewMany: Default view when looking at a collection (possible values "list", "cards", "bubbles", charts").
model: Backbone model for the toolbar to manage.
collection: Backbone collection for the toolbar to manage.
readonly: Provides read-only interaction (no update or delete).
style: Bootstrap style for panels (possible values: "panel-default" (grey), "panel-primary" (dark blue), "panel-success" (green), "panel-info" (light blue), "panel-warning" (yellow), "panel-danger" (red)).
titleSelector: Selector for the title element outside of the view (example: '#title').
pageSize: Page size for list and cards views.
render(): Render the toolbar and the default view.
setData(data): Set data.
getData(): Get data.
setView(viewName): Set the current view (possible values: "browse", edit", "mini", "list"...).
showFilter(): Expend the filter panel.
browse(direction): Moves to the next or previous record.
SaveItem(saveAndAdd): Save the currently edited record (if it passes validation).
newItem(): Create a new record.
deleteItem(): Delete the currently edited or browsed record.
clearMessage(): Clear the header message.
setMessage(): Set the value of the header message.
item.added, item.saved, item.deleted: Triggered when a record is added/saved or deleted.
filter.change: Triggered when filter conditions are changed.
toolbar.X: Triggered when a toolbar button is clicked. X = toolbar button Ids in [ 'new', 'del', 'filter', 'export', 'browse', 'edit', 'mini', 'json', 'list', 'cards', 'bubbles', 'charts', 'prev', 'next' ].
Evolutility-UI-jQuery at GitHub


This document defines EPICS v4 coding guidelines for C++
This is the 26 October 2011 version of the coding style guidelines.
The present code does not completely follow guidelines described in this document.
The terms MUST, MUST NOT, SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, REQUIRED, and MAY when highlighted (through style sheets, and in uppercase in the source) are used in accordance with RFC 2119 [RFC2119]. The term NOT REQUIRED (not defined in RFC 2119) indicates exemption.
Both C and C++ style comments are allowed.
// Compute the factorial.
int factorial = 1;
for (int i = 2; i != 11; i++)
factorial *= i;
// Present the result to the user.
cout << "Factorial of 10 is " << factorial << "." << endl;
Identifiers follow Java naming convention using mixed case, e.g. bufferSize.
Identifiers should be meaningful rather than arbitrary. The only exception are control variables of short cycles where short names like i, iter etc. can be used.
int sum = 0;
for (int i = 0; i != 100; i++)
sum += i;
The type of the variable should not be explicitly marked in the identifier. I.e. no hungarian notation.
For functions, structures, classes, enums and namespaces both opening bracket and closing bracket are placed on separate lines:
void fx()
{
// Code goes here.
}
With for, while, if and else blocks opening bracket is on the same line as the control statement:
if (sum > 1000) {
// Code goes here.
}
Even if for, while, if or else block contains only a single statement, the statement should be placed on a separate line:
if (end)
exit(1);
If the indenting of the controlled block incidentally collides with the control statement that's broken into two lines, second line of the control statement should be indented by 6 spaces rather than 4 to prevent confusion:
if (veryLongVariableName == 10000 &&
anotherHorrendousVariableName == 1000000 &&
ludicrouslyLongVariableName ==<PHONE_NUMBER>)
counter++;
Unary operators are not separated from the expression in any way:
counter++;
Binary operators should be separated from adjacent expression by spaces:
z = x + y;
Method and function calls are not separated from the expression by space(s):
someFunction(myArray[0]);


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I want to play really good football here. I want to help my team in the best possible way – with my individual efforts and shots. As a team, we want to progress here and I know I have a task to fulfill.
Are you planning to visit Russia for the 2018 FIFA World Cup™? Welcome2018.com is the tourist portal of the Russian government and provides fans travelling to Russia with useful information about the host nation of the next FIFA World Cup.
In the Russian capital, one may find all kinds of souvenirs, to say nothing of those that have already become a traditional must-have of the foreign tourist: earflapped fur hats, bear figurines, matryoshkas and balalaikas.
More informationI want to play really good football here. I want to help my team in the best possible way – with my individual efforts and shots. As a team, we want to progress here and I know I have a task to fulfill.
South Africa put on a show. It was decorated by an octopus, exhilarating individuals, wonder goals, 11th-hour drama, the unlikeliest of undefeatables and an inimitable style sweeping Spain to glory. Andres Iniesta's 116th-minute winner against the Netherlands put La Roja into the record books as the eighth country to capture football's most prized crown.
Brazil 2014 proved extraordinary in all sorts of ways, with packed stadiums and passionate crowds treated to thrills, upsets and a record number of goals.
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| Rusia | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 6 |
| Arabia Saudita | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 | |
| Egipto | 0 | 0 |
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Man charged with stabbing woman with a pen in Nuuanu | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Prosecutors have charged a 38-year-old man accused of kidnapping and stabbing a woman with a pen in Nuuanu.
Ike Fowler was charged Thursday with kidnapping and second-degree assault. His bail was set at $50,000.
Police and Emergency Medical Services responded to the parking lot of the Salvation Army Addiction Treatment Services’ facility on Waokanaka Street Tuesday afternoon.
Police said Fowler assaulted the woman and threatened her life while restraining her.
EMS treated the victim for stab wounds to her face and neck. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
Police said the Fowler and the woman are acquaintances.
He has a criminal record of 26 convictions that include four felony convictions for promoting a dangerous drug, drug paraphernalia and terroristic threatening and seven misdemeanor convictions for assault, abuse of a family or household member, violating a protective order and driving without a license.


This is a collection of cx_Oracle demo programs.
BLOB, binary large object |
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client-side change notification |
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Connection instance variables |
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several flavors of connect |
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customizing Connection and Cursor classes |
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Handling an oracle exception |
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several flavors of execute |
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several flavors of execute |
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several flavors of connect |
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calling a function |
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processing a reference cursor |
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calling a stored procedure |
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top N rows of query |
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Transaction Level Read Consistency |
These demos reference the following database objects:
which are defined here:
This is an open-source project. To contribute or grab the source, go to:
Here's the code template: Template.txt


{{sp_display_name}}
{{sp_display_description}}
This app will receive the following information:
{% for key, value in attrs_passed_to_sp.items %}
{{ key }}: {{ value }}
{% endfor %}
{% csrf_token %}
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  With Go, you can easily configure dependencies for fast feedback and on-demand deployment. Parallel and sequential execution work exactly as you would expect. Here's a glimpse of what can be done in Go.
With its fan-in/fan-out dependency management, Go always tries to do the "right thing," avoiding spurious builds and unverified configurations. Read more about fan-in/fan-out here
Every pipeline instance is anchored to a particular changeset. Go makes it easy to pass once-built binaries between stages so you know exactly what's being deployed and that the binary has been tested.
Clichéd as it may sound, Go's real power is in the visibility it provides over your end-to-end workflow. Go's Value Stream Map lets you track a change from commit to deploy at a glance. And when things go wrong, it's easy to see both the upstream cause and the downstream effects.
Go's manual triggers allow you to deploy any known good version of your application to wherever you like. This empowers QA teams with self-service environments, and increases reliability of pushing to production. And, if necessary,it's securable and auditable.
Verification is a key piece of any deployment pipeline. Go will execute tests written in most languages or frameworks. Go's agent grid provides parallel and cross-platform execution. Go's test reporting will tell you in exactly which changeset and on which platform a test started breaking, which comes in extremely handy when fixing a complex broken build.
Go's compare builds feature can provide a simple bill of materials for any deployment. Perhaps more powerful is its ability to compare the content - both files and commit messages - across any two arbitrary builds. This is invaluable when troubleshooting a broken pipeline.
Go's agent grid eliminates bottlenecks, providing trivial parallel execution across pipelines, platforms, versions, branches, etc.
Easily re-use pipeline configurations via Go's template system. This makes managing pipelines for versions and branches easy as pie.
While most enterprise applications go overboard with their permission model, Go seeks to provide just enough. In particular, Go supports auditable deployment and can delegate the configuration of pipelines to users without full-blown admin privileges.


News of the World
United States
Some text about news from around the US
England
Some text about news from around England


The Team of ACM/ICPC
问题描述 :
There are 3 people in a team of ACM/ICPC. Every member of the team will occasionally make some mistakes in the contest. So Mr.F tests every one and everybody gets a Mistake Value x. If the Mistake Values of the 3 members of a team are respectively a, b, c, then the Mistake Value of the team is m = min{ |a-b|, |b-c|, |c-a| }.
Your job is to find the best plan to minimize M which is the sum of all the Mistake Value of teams.
Your job is to find the best plan to minimize M which is the sum of all the Mistake Value of teams.
输入:
In the first line, there are two integers N and K. N is the number of people who will make teams and K is the number of teams which is supposed to make. (3<= N <=100000) (0<= k <= N/3 )
There are N lines followed. Each line has an integer D, which is the Mistake Value of the person.(0<=D<=1000000000)
There are N lines followed. Each line has an integer D, which is the Mistake Value of the person.(0<=D<=1000000000)
输出:
In the first line, there are two integers N and K. N is the number of people who will make teams and K is the number of teams which is supposed to make. (3<= N <=100000) (0<= k <= N/3 )
There are N lines followed. Each line has an integer D, which is the Mistake Value of the person.(0<=D<=1000000000)
There are N lines followed. Each line has an integer D, which is the Mistake Value of the person.(0<=D<=1000000000)
样例输入:
7 2 1 5 3 2 4 7 9
样例输出:
2
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已经挂掉了，给个参考呗
这个方法是错的，不信你试试：
20 5
1 A:9
1 A:9
1 A:9
1 A:6
1 A:4
正确答案应该是19，这个答案是18
辛苦了，顶
刚开始学习，为啥会报错了
很好的思路，可以借鉴
厉害啊，我遇见数学问题就头疼！
示例程序中的代码不够稳健，没有考虑到输入了非法字符或者不合理输入的情况。
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置，修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept
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The Flyweight Pattern is a pattern for greatly reducing memory requirements by not requiring that heavy-weight objects be created in large numbers when dealing with systems that contain many things that are mostly the same. If for instance, a document was modelled using a complex character class that knew about unicode, fonts, positioning, etc., then the memory requirements could be quite large for large documents if each physical character in the document required its own character class instance. Instead, characters themselves might be kept within Strings and we might have one character class (or a small number such as one character class for each font type) that knew the specifics of how to deal with characters.
In such circumstances, we call the state that is shared with many other things (e.g. the character type) instrinsic state. It is captured within the heavy-weight class. The state which distinguishes the physical character (maybe just its ASCII code or Unicode) is called its extrinsic state.
1. Example
First we are going to model some complex aircraft (the first being a hoax competitor of the second - not that is relevant to the example).
class Boeing797 {
def wingspan = '80.8 m'
def capacity = 1000
def speed = '1046 km/h'
def range = '14400 km'
// ...
}
class Airbus380 {
def wingspan = '79.8 m'
def capacity = 555
def speed = '912 km/h'
def range = '10370 km'
// ...
}
If we want to model our fleet, our first attempt might involve using many instances of these heavy-weight objects. It turns out though that only a few small pieces of state (our extrinsic state) change for each aircraft, so we will have singletons for the heavy-weight objects and capture the extrinsic state (bought date and asset number in the code below) separately.
class FlyweightFactory {
static instances = [797: new Boeing797(), 380: new Airbus380()]
}
class Aircraft {
private type // instrinsic state
private assetNumber // extrinsic state
private bought // extrinsic state
Aircraft(typeCode, assetNumber, bought) {
type = FlyweightFactory.instances[typeCode]
this.assetNumber = assetNumber
this.bought = bought
}
def describe() {
println """
Asset Number: $assetNumber
Capacity: $type.capacity people
Speed: $type.speed
Range: $type.range
Bought: $bought
"""
}
}
def fleet = [
new Aircraft(380, 1001, '10-May-2007'),
new Aircraft(380, 1002, '10-Nov-2007'),
new Aircraft(797, 1003, '10-May-2008'),
new Aircraft(797, 1004, '10-Nov-2008')
]
fleet.each { p -> p.describe() }
So here, even if our fleet contained hundreds of planes, we would only have one heavy-weight object for each type of aircraft.
As a further efficiency measure, we might use lazy creation of the flyweight objects rather than create the initial map up front as in the above example.


Suspect charged with breaking Yeshiva windows, pistol-whipping delivery man
by Eyewitness NewsCROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Police say a suspect is under arrest in a Brooklyn crime spree that included breaking windows at a Yeshiva and pistol-whipping a food delivery man.
30-year-old Nerron Purcell is charged with assault, criminal possession of a weapon and criminal mischief.

A short time later, police say he approached a parked car and yelled at a 55-year-old woman inside before striking the car's side view mirror.
He then used the handgun to shatter two windows from the Beth Rivkah Elementary School on Lefferts Avenue before fleeing the scene, according to the NYPD.


The camera is only used for reading data from the QR code. Saving images with the application is not done.


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A major hurdle of microservices is visibility into the versions of your deployed infrastructure. At SRC:CLR we have 7 different micro services plus our platform that drive our product. These services are deployed as immutable infrastructure, their IP’s and configuration is fluid and changing all the time. During a deployment, we might to a canary update of our services, but having to manually query the /info
endpoint across ‘n’ number of nodes, IP addresses, and dynamic management port assignments is error prone and difficult. In order to gain visibility into the currently running services, we wrote a tool that finds available services by querying our frontend and internal loadbalancers for running services, and then queries those running services to get their running versions and display them in a lightweight frontend.
In order to get the server lines and service names from Haproxy we wrote a tool called REST Haproxy which allows us to query our haproxy for “service” abstractions.
Given a haproxy configuration at path /etc/haproxy/haproxy.cfg
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Will result in the following JSON endpoint available at: localhost:3000/services
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Initially, I thought about writing this in Ruby. It is my best language after all. But recently I’ve been bothered by Ruby. Mainly, I get bitten by not having the correct Ruby version installed on a machine, or having to install a whole suite of Ruby / gems versions.
Shipping code in Ruby is inexpensive in that all you need to do is gem build && gem push
but the heavyweight nature of an interpreted language wasn’t something I wanted running on my lightweigtht Haproxy boxes. These boxes should be only Haproxy, and nothing else.
I felt dirty enough having to install Java on them in order to ship logs with logstash, adding yet more libraries just didn’t feel right…
So I wrote it in GoLang…
GoLang is rad. Enough said. Why? Because it compiles directly to assembly. The Go tool has enough functionality that it makes it easy enough to test and run code locally, and if you don’t want to ship a binary executable you can always dockerize it (but don’t use a heavyweight base image!).
For the REST Haproxy service I decided to host the executable on our downloads server, the source code was open source'ed after all. I then wrote a some configuration management code to wget the binary, and install a basic init script so it was available as a service.
Results
The result is a 7.5MB binary that runs on any AMD64 architecture. I don’t need to configure any extra interpreters on the machine running the application and I don’t need to manage issues that arise from that type of deployment.
The service comes up instantly when started:
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… and is exceptionally stable. The entire thing installs in less than 30 lines of configuration managment code:
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For these reasons I am sold on Golang, and decided to re-write the entire VersionCtl app using it - that’s fodder for my next post.


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Brave Dundalk girl Zoe recovering well after life-changing surgery in US
Zoe Murphy Appeal
by David LynchDundalk girl Zoe Murphy is recovering in hospital in the United States after life-changing surgery a few days ago.
And, according to an update from her parents on social media, the surgery has been branded a success by the medical time that undertook the operation.
"Everything is going good, the nurses say she is handling it all like a boss, and to hear them say they are not just reassuring us but she is unreal, no complications at all since day one, no issues or problems other than major boredom setting in."
In the update on Facebook, her parents add that she is responding well to physio at St Louis Children's Hospital in Missouri.
"Finally after three days bed bound we were able to get her Epidural out and with the help of a physio Zoe was able to finally get out of bed and into her wheelchair for a bit of a spin.
"They recommended only a half hour, but, of course Zoe, being the warrior she is, demanded an hour without flinching. We visited the roof gardens and the canteen for some ice pops.
"Some small leg spasms when we returned to bed, but she has some Valium now and second physio session in an hour."
Zoe's parents added that they were "so proud" of their "wee woman" and thanked everyone for their kind comments and messages.
Zoe is Quadriplegic with Cerebral Palsy and as a result suffers with spasticity and restricted movement. The procedure Zoe underwent is called Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy which aims to selectively destroy problematic nerve roots in the spinal cord - potentially eradicating spasticity as Zoe's bones/muscles continue to grow.
It is an attempt to give brave young Zoe the best possible opportunity at a somewhat 'normal' life.


Calcaterra lifts San Diego over Weber St. 71-56
by The Associated PressOGDEN, Utah (AP) — Joey Calcaterra matched his career high with 21 points as San Diego beat Weber State 71-56 on Thursday night.
Calcaterra hit 4 of 6 3-pointers.
James Jean-Marie had 10 points and nine rebounds for San Diego (2-2). Braun Hartfield added 10 points and six rebounds.
Cody John had 20 points for the Wildcats (0-2). Khameron Davis added seven rebounds.
KJ Cunningham, the Wildcats’ second leading scorer heading into the matchup at 5.0 points per game, failed to make a shot (0 of 5).
San Diego matches up against Colorado on the road on Saturday. Weber State faces West Coast Baptist at home on Tuesday.
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The following papers have been accepted at SIGIR eCom 2020:
Workshop Papers
1. Light Feed-Forward Networks for Shard Selection in Large-scale Product Search [PDF] Heran Lin, Pengcheng Xiong, Danqing Zhang, Fan Yang, Ryoichi Kato, Mukul Kumar, William Headden and Bing Yin (Amazon) 2. Query Transformation for Multi-Lingual Product Search [PDF] Qie Hu, Hsiang-Fu Yu, Vishnu Narayanan, Ivan Davchev, Rahul Bhagat (Amazon) and Inderjit Dhillon (Amazon & UT Austin) 3. Context-Aware Learning to Rank with Self-Attention [PDF] Przemysław Pobrotyn, Tomasz Bartczak, Mikołaj Synowiec, Radosław Białobrzeski and Jarosław Bojar (Allegro.pl) 4. Counterfactual Learning to Rank using Heterogeneous Treatment Effect Estimation [PDF] Mucun Tian, Chun Guo, Vito Ostuni and Zhen Zhu (Pandora) 5. Shopping in the Multiverse: A Counterfactual Approach to In-Session Attribution [PDF] Jacopo Tagliabue and Bingqing Yu (Coveo Labs) 6. Improved Session based Recommendation using Graph-based Item Embedding [PDF] Madiraju Srilakshmi, Gourab Chowdhury and Sudeshna Sarkar (IIT Kharagpur) 7. Discriminative Pre-training for Low Resource Title Compression in Conversational Grocery [PDF] Snehasish Mukherjee, Phaniram Sayapaneni and Shankar Subramanya (Walmart Labs) 8. A Comparison of Supervised Learning to Match Methods for Product Search [PDF] Fatemeh Sarvi (AIRLab, University of Amsterdam), Nikos Voskarides (University of Amsterdam), Lois Mooiman (Bol.com), Sebastian Schelter (University of Amsterdam & Ahold Delhaize) and Maarten de Rijke (University of Amsterdam & Ahold Delhaize) 9. Bias Correction for Supervised Learning in Email Marketing [PDF] Moumita Sinha, Yancheng Li, Wei Shung Chung and Paul Hsiung (Adobe) 10. Atlas: A Dataset and Benchmark for E-commerce Clothing Product Categorization [PDF] Venkatesh Umaashankar (Ericsson Research), Girish Shanmugam S (Uppsala University) and Aditi Prakash (University of Colorado, Boulder) 11. Fantastic Embeddings and How to Align Them: Zero-Shot Inference in a Multi-Shop Scenario [PDF] Federico Bianchi, Jacopo Tagliabue, Bingqing Yu, Luca Bigon and Ciro Greco (Coveo Labs) 12. Revenue, Relevance, Arbitrage and More: Joint Optimization Framework for Search Experiences in Two-Sided Marketplaces [PDF] Andrew Stanton (Etsy Inc.), Akhila Ananthram (Etsy Inc.), Congzhe Su (Etsy Inc.) and Liangjie Hong (LinkedIn) 13. Exploiting Neural Query Translation into Cross Lingual Information Retrieval [PDF] Liang Yao, Baosong Yang, Haibo Zhang, Weihua Luo and Boxing Chen (Alibaba) 14. Analyzing and Predicting Purchase Intent in E-commerce: Anonymous vs. Identified Customers [PDF] Mariya Hendriksen (AIRLab, University of Amsterdam), Ernst Kuiper (Bol.com), Pim Nauts (Albert Heijn),
Sebastian Schelter (University of Amsterdam & Ahold Delhaize) and Maarten de Rijke (University of Amsterdam & Ahold Delhaize) 15. A Pipeline of Aspect Detection and Sentiment Analysis for E-Commerce Customer Reviews [PDF] Haozheng Tian and James White (Home Depot) 16. KENRM : Knowledge Enhanced Neural Relevance Matching in Online Tourism Industry [PDF] Feng Wei, Shihao Li, Dekun Yang and Bufeng Zhang (Alibaba) 17. Online Product Feature Recommendations with Interpretable Machine Learning [PDF] Mingming Guo, Nian Yan, Xiquan Cui, Simon Hughes and Khalifeh Al Jadda (Home Depot) 18. Aspect Category Detection in Product Reviews using Contextual Representation [PDF] Shiva Ramezani, Razieh Rahimi and James Allan (College of Information and Computer
Sciences, UMass, Amherst) 19. Constraint Translation Candidates: A Bridge between Neural Query Translation and Cross-lingual Information Retrieval [PDF] Tianchi Bi, Liang Yao, Baosong Yang, Haibo Zhang, Weihua Luo and Boxing Chen (Alibaba)
Data Challenge Papers
1. Synerise at SIGIR Rakuten Data Challenge 2020: Efficient Manifold Density Estimator for Cross-Modal Retrieval Barbara Rychalska and Jacek Dąbrowski | Team Synerise - Cross-Modal Retrieval 2. CBB-FE, CamemBERT and BiT Feature Extraction for Multimodal Product Classification and Retrieval Hou Wei Chou, Younghun Lee, Lei Chen, Yandi Xia and Wei Te Chen | Team Beantown 3. A Multi-Modal Late Fusion Model for E-Commerce Product Classification and Retrieval Shuo Wang, Ye Bi and Zhongrui Fan | Team pa_curis 4. Large Scale Multimodal Classification Using an Ensemble of Transformer Models and Co-Attention Varnith Chordia and Vijay Kumar | Team Alto 5. Synerise at SIGIR Rakuten Data Challenge 2020: Efficient Manifold Density Estimator for Multimodal Classification Dominika Basaj, Barbara Rychalska, Jacek Dąbrowski and Konrad Gołuchowski | Team Synerise - Classification 6. Deep Multi-level Fusion Learning Framework forMulti-modal Product Classification Ekansh Verma, Souradip Chakraborty and Vinodh Motupalli | Team Transformers


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My tools dont work with your tools…
How can we share UI code?
Across any framework, using any build system,
with any module format?
Write UI Components once.
Components work with any framework.
Frameworks manage components, routing and data.
Extend the DOM to create new HTML Elements.
JavaScript has lots of tool to work with DOM (Frameworks, Libraries, Toolkits, Native DOM APIs), if we can extned the DOM we can write custom code that interoperates with ALL those tools.
Extend the DOM to create new HTML Elements.
<esri-web>
, <open-data-search>
, <calcite-modal>
Shadow DOM v1 status
— Polymer (@polymer) September 16, 2015
Chrome: http://t.co/pXtwYxrXQj
Saf: https://t.co/86Q3tq0Ble
FF: https://t.co/nUmI5iuc8q
Edge: http://t.co/WfOk1wpEWz
Total rewrite of the spec. All major browsers have agreed to impliment!
Spec rewrite, Safari has begun implementation. IE will likely impliment.
<opendata-search
api="http://opendata.arcgis.com"
limit="20"
sort="relevance"
group="62be2f179f674941b393f1c9bc8ca73e"
fields="record_count, item_type"></opendata-search>
<calcite-modal id="dialog-modal" aria-label="Confirmation Modal">

Comfirm something.

<button type="button" data-calcite-action="close-modal" class="btn">Ok</button>
</calcite-modal>
<arcgis-share-item itemid="44612e6217d34f40b1ce2a48f367e90a"></arcgis-share-item>
<esri-map
id="map"
basemap="topo"
zoom="5"
lat="38.95"
lng="-100.95"></esri-map>
Demo
<esri-feature-layer
url="http://services.arcgis.com/rOo16HdIMeOBI4Mb/arcgis/rest/services/Alternative_Fueling_Stations/FeatureServer/0"
popupbody="popup"
popuptitle="{Station_Na}"
></esri-feature-layer>
<template id="popup">
{Station_Na}
{Street_Add}
{City}, {State}, {ZIP}
Fuel Type: {Fuel_Type}
Phone: {Station_Ph}
Open to: {Groups_Wit}
Hours: {Access_Day}
</template>
Demo
<esri-basemap-toggle
map-id="map" basemap="gray"></esri-feature-layer>
Demo
😱😂😎
We built 3 componets to make a simple app.
Reused components in 5 different frameworks.
Localization?
Accessible?
Browser/Spec Stability?
Proven in production, will still keep working once the new spec is implimented.
All browsers will impliment Shadow DOM this year. One browser besides Chrome will ship Custom Elements in a stable release.
Thre is lots of additional info about the demos and my research on GitHub.
https://github.com/patrickarlt/custom-elements-dev-summit-2016


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Bryan Cranston
Aaron Paul
Bob Odenkirk
Bryan Cranston
Aaron Paul
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Icons
person
Bryan Cranston
person
Aaron Paul
person
Bob Odenkirk
person
Bryan Cranston
person
Aaron Paul
person
Bob Odenkirk
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Avatars and actions
person
Bryan Cranston
star
person
Aaron Paul
star
person
Bob Odenkirk
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person
Bryan Cranston
star
person
Aaron Paul
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person
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Avatars and controls
person
Bryan Cranston
person
Aaron Paul
person
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mdl-radio, mdl-checkbox, mdl-switch {
display: inline;
}
person
Bryan Cranston
person
Aaron Paul
person
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Two line
person
Bryan Cranston
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Actor
star
person
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person
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person
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person
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Three line
person
Bryan Cranston
Bryan Cranston played the role of Walter in Breaking Bad. He is also known
for playing Hal in Malcom in the Middle.
star
person
Aaron Paul
Aaron Paul played the role of Jesse in Breaking Bad. He also featured in
the "Need For Speed" Movie.
star
person
Bob Odenkirk
Bob Odinkrik played the role of Saul in Breaking Bad. Due to public fondness for the
character, Bob stars in his own show now, called "Better Call Saul".
star
person
Bryan Cranston
Bryan Cranston played the role of Walter in Breaking Bad. He is also known
for playing Hal in Malcom in the Middle.
star
person
Aaron Paul
Aaron Paul played the role of Jesse in Breaking Bad. He also featured in
the "Need For Speed" Movie.
star
person
Bob Odenkirk
Bob Odinkrik played the role of Saul in Breaking Bad. Due to public fondness for the
character, Bob stars in his own show now, called "Better Call Saul".
star
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List components
| Component |
Description |
| mdl-list |
Basic container for any mdl-list component.
|
| mdl-list-item |
Defines a item in the list. The attribute lines will be used to specify of how many individual lines a list
item consist.
You can use 1, 2 and 3. 1 is the default value.
|
| mdl-list-item-primary-content |
Defines the primary content sub-division.
|
| mdl-list-item-secondary-action |
Defines the Action sub-division. Needs a 2 or 3 line list-item.
|
| mdl-list-item-secondary-content |
Defines the secondary content sub-division. Needs a 2 or 3 line list-item.
|
| mdl-list-item-secondary-info |
Defines the information sub-division. Needs a 2 or 3 line list-item.
|
| mdl-list-item-sub-title |
Defines the sub title in the mdl-list-item-primary-content component.
|
| mdl-list-item-text-body |
Defines the text-section in the mdl-list-item-primary-content component.
|
Additional attributes for mdl-icon
These attributes can be used to style mdl-icons in lists
| Attribute |
Description |
| mdl-list-item-avatar> |
avatar icon.
|
| mdl-list-item-icon |
Small icon.
|
| mdl-ripple |
Add mdl-ripple to the mdl-list-item component to create a ripple effect. |


For now gdev only supports one domain per backend.
Alternatively check other projects which are using the same domain:
web: environment: VIRTUAL_HOST: example.test
To update your configs you need to reload your containers and services by running:
$ gdev reload
$ gdev service reload
If this doesn't help look into the troubleshooting guide ( in Github Pages ).


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layout: post
title: rcsvers.vim
date: '2006-11-30T23:53:00.000+01:00'
author: Steven Van Acker
tags:
modified_time: '2008-01-20T23:54:24.458+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5513234137363262204.post-5033643761710456263
blogger_orig_url: http://www.singularity.be/2006/11/rcsversvim.html
---
It looks like some other people had the same as me, using RCS and vim together...
There is a vim script here which you have to place in ~/.vim/plugin
Also add this in ~/.vimrc
"re-map rcsvers.vim keys
map\rlog
map\older
map\newer


DH_LISTPACKAGES(1) Debhelper DH_LISTPACKAGES(1) NAME dh_listpackages - list binary packages debhelper will act on SYNOPSIS dh_listpackages [debhelperÂ options] DESCRIPTION dh_listpackages is a debhelper program that outputs a list of all binary packages debhelper commands will act on. If you pass it some options, it will change the list to match the packages other debhelper commands would act on if passed the same options. SEE ALSO debhelper(7) This program is a part of debhelper. AUTHOR Joey Hess<EMAIL_ADDRESS>9.20120909 2011-09-12 DH_LISTPACKAGES(1)


public interface CdbDiffIterate extends ConfIterate
CdbDiffIterate
interface should be implemented
by any class whose instances are intended to process or iterate
through a set of changes.
A particular instance of the implemented class
should be provided to call to
CdbSubscription.diffIterate(int,CdbDiffIterate,EnumSet,Object)
.
The iterate
method will be called for each element
that has been modified and matches the subscription.
The If the subscription was triggered because an ancestor was deleted,
the iterate
callback receives the
ConfObject
array kp
which uniquely identifies which
node in the data tree that is affected, the operation, and optionally the
values it has before and after the
transaction. The op
parameter gives the modification as:
DiffIterateOperFlag.MOP_CREATED
The list entry, presence container, or leaf of type empty given by
kp
has been created.DiffIterateOperFlag.MOP_DELETED
The list entry, presence container, or optional leaf given by
kp
has been deleted.
iterate
method will not called at all if the delete
was above the subscription point.
However if the flag DiffIterateFlags.ITER_WANT_ANCESTOR_DELETE
is passed to diffIterate
then deletes that trigger a
descendant subscription will also generate a call to
iterate
, and in this case kp
will be the
path that was actually deleted.DiffIterateOperFlag.MOP_MODIFIED
A descendant of the list entry given by kp
has been
modified.DiffIterateOperFlag.MOP_VALUE_SET
The value of the leaf given by kp
has been set to
new_value
.DiffIterateOperFlag.MOP_MOVED_AFTER
The list entry given by kp
, in an ordered-by user
list, has been moved. If new_value
is null, the entry has
been moved first in the list, otherwise it has been
moved after the entry given by new
. In this case
new_value
identifying an entry in the list. iterate
returns DiffIterateResultFlag.ITER_STOP
,
no more iteration is done. If iterate
returns
DiffIterateResultFlag.ITER_RECURSE
iteration continues with all
children to the node. If iterate
returns
DiffIterateResultFlag.ITER_CONTINUE
iteration ignores the
children to the node (if any), and continues with the node's sibling.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DiffIterateResultFlag |
iterate(ConfObject[] kp,
DiffIterateOperFlag op,
ConfObject oldValue,
ConfObject newValue,
Object initstate)
Iterate through a set of changes
|
DiffIterateResultFlag iterate(ConfObject[] kp, DiffIterateOperFlag op, ConfObject oldValue, ConfObject newValue, Object initstate)
kp
- A keypath identifies which node in the data tree that was
affectedop
- Operation code (MOP_CREATED
,
MOP_DELETED
, MOP_VALUE_SET
,
MOP_MOVED_AFTER)oldValue
- The old value is set to a subtype of
ConfValue
when leaf value has been changed
( MOP_VALUE_SET
)newValue
- The new value is set to a subtype of
ConfValue
when a leaf have been set,MOP_VALUE_SET
.
When the op
is MOP_MOVED_AFTER
the newValue
type is ConfKey
.initstate
- An arbitrary object passed to
diffIterate
method.


How...??
01.
Find what ever
you want
02.
Contact the vendor
&
place your order
03.
Collect them
at your
doorstep
Vendors
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Planet Sick-Boy: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
© Copyright 2001 Planet Sick-Boy. All Rights Reserved.
I didn't think Rush Hour 2 was coming out until August, so imagine my surprise to see it in theatres in early July. It wasn't nearly as funny as the first one, but all of other the important components were there - the little Asian man who can't talk the English too good, his annoying, marginally talented sidekick, and a whole bunch of kicking, punching, gunplay and explosions. But I think Chris Tucker has contracted that strange disease that made Michael Jackson white. And his voice seems to have gotten a bit lower, too.
What? That wasn't Tucker and Jackie Chan? My apologies.
Okay, I've got it now. The film I saw must have been a re-release of Luc Besson's The Professional, which is about a lethal killing machine with a heart of gold who tries to rescue a young, innocent girl from the evil clutches of a corrupt rogue cop, played by Gary Oldman. And at the end, there's a great scene where the good guy storms the police station with no help and raises all kinds of hell. Remember? It was Natalie Portman's first big film.
Huh? It wasn't The Professional, either? But it had Besson's name in the credits and everything.
Oh, yeah. It's Kiss of the Dragon, and Besson is only a producer and screenwriter (rookie Chris Nahon directs). The good guy isn't Jean Reno, but rather Romeo Must Die's Jet Li, who came up with the idea for this film all on his own. He plays Liu Jian, China's top government agent who, as the film opens, has embarked on a top-secret mission in Paris. The French customs officer asks if he is there for business or pleasure, and Liu answers, "Pleasure," even though we know he's all business.
Liu's operation involves participating in the protection of some Asian bigwig in conjunction with the Parisian police, headed by Richard (Tchéky Karyo, The Patriot). But it's all a big setup - in an unnecessarily complicated opening, a murder occurs, and Liu unwittingly becomes Richard's patsy. We don't know who the stiff is, or why Liu needed to protect him. We don't know why Richard wanted to snuff him, either.  Because the script is lousy. The answers to these questions don't matter one bit, and, therefore, are never answered.
In the meantime, Liu befriends a recovering junkie/whore named Jessica (Bridget Fonda, Monkeybone), whose young daughter is being held hostage by Richard, who also happens to be Paris' top pimp.  Yeah, I said acupuncture needles. Liu uses them to incapacitate his enemies. Seriously.
 Like Romeo, Li's action sequences are so choppy, you can't tell what he's doing (as opposed to Jackie Chan's films). If you edit a scene enough, you could make Walter Matthau look like a black belt. Karyo has fun chewing up the scenery, but he's yet another one of this summer's non-threatening bad guys. He's French - how scary can he be? And Fonda, the kiss of death for any prospective hit, simply takes up space. Ironically, she starred in Point of No Return, the American remake of Besson's Le Femme Nikita.
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Drag 'n' Drop
Another Target
Another Source
A source only accepting grues
Example of 2 grids w/ inter-grid DnD, sharing the same store


Which of the following is the MOST correct method identifier for a method that causes a jeroo make a 180 degree turn?
Remember a method identifier needs to start with a lower case letter
Remember a method identifier should indicate the behavior of the method as clearly as possible


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#include <bot.h>
Definition at line 42 of file bot.h.
◆ Bot()
Bot class constructor.
- Parameters
-
| iSensor | pointer to Sensor object |
| iCamera | pointer to Sensor object |
Definition at line 42 of file bot.cpp.
◆ ~Bot()
Default destructor.
Definition at line 57 of file bot.cpp.
◆ checkFreeDirection()
| void Bot::checkFreeDirection |
( |
double |
searchAngle, |
|
|
double |
turnAngle |
|
) |
| |
if sign is not present make decisions based on sensor reading to turn left or right
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 231 of file bot.cpp.
◆ doorDetection()
| void Bot::doorDetection |
( |
| ) |
|
if door is detected, move through the door
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 293 of file bot.cpp.
◆ getMaxSpeed()
| float Bot::getMaxSpeed |
( |
| ) |
|
get maximum speed of robot
- Returns
- float
Definition at line 178 of file bot.cpp.
◆ moveForward()
| void Bot::moveForward |
( |
double |
desiredPos | ) |
|
move forward by some distance
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 216 of file bot.cpp.
◆ resetBot()
reset velocities of the bot
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 168 of file bot.cpp.
◆ setSearchAngle()
| void Bot::setSearchAngle |
( |
double |
search | ) |
|
set search angle of the robot
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 324 of file bot.cpp.
◆ setTurnAngle()
| void Bot::setTurnAngle |
( |
double |
turn | ) |
|
set turn angle of the robot
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 327 of file bot.cpp.
◆ startMotion()
| void Bot::startMotion |
( |
| ) |
|
Start running the bot.
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 61 of file bot.cpp.
◆ turnLeft()
| void Bot::turnLeft |
( |
double |
desiredAngle | ) |
|
turn robot in left direction
- Parameters
-
| desiredAngle | turn angle in radians |
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 199 of file bot.cpp.
◆ turnRight()
| void Bot::turnRight |
( |
double |
desiredAngle | ) |
|
turn robot in right direction
- Parameters
-
| desiredAngle | turn angle in radians |
- Returns
- void
Definition at line 182 of file bot.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/siddhesh/ros/UltimateFinal/src/Emergency-Rescue-Robot/include/bot.h
- bot.cpp


Chapter 11 Round up
This chapter consists of some thoughts I considered relevant for this course but which did not seem to fit well in any of the other chapters.
11.1 Comparing models
The package plotmo provides nice functionality to plot diffent classes of models. We use it to compare a few models introduced in the previous chapters:
I think this graph is a nice summary of what we leared in this course. We can characterize the models by:
- How smooth the fitted surface is. Linear models are smooth by nature (if there are no dummy variables involved), random forest (rpart) are just piecewise constant. Random forest are smoother than trees because they are aggregated trees. Ignore gbm for now and note that neural nets are also rather smooth.
- How flexible they are: Linear models are not very flexible, gams are only additive, so no interaction effects, trees can have interaction effects, so do random forests.
This is a rough classification, but it grasps the general pattern.
11.2 Exercises Take-aways
Creating Formulas Task (Series 11): Generate a R-formula for a cubic penalized regression model that accounts for all 3-way interactions.
From ?formula
The ^ operator indicates crossing to the specified degree. For example (a+b+c)^2 is identical to (a+b+c)*(a+b+c) which in turn expands to a formula containing the main effects for a, b and c together with their second-order interactions.
library(sfsmisc)
formula <- wrapFormula(
logO3 ~.,
data = data,
wrapString = "poly(*, degree = 3" # polynomial
)
update(formula, logO3 ~ .^3) # three way interaction
Matrix Multiplication
- You can’t multiply data frames. No way. Use
as.matrix
to convert. - Don’t forget the intercept in the model frame.
Other
R is vectorized. Before writing complicated
map()
stuff, think about whether it is possible to do all calculations vectorised. Compare exercise series 8.Scaling and Transformations: If the response or in fact any variable is highly skewed, use the log as a first aid transformation to for efficiency. Also, some methods such as neural networks work better with scaled predictors. Another category are methods such as lasso or ridge regression, where it is beneficial for interpretability to scale the variables.
Accessing model parameters
When calculating the degrees of freedom, e.g. for the mallows cp, never use someghing like `length(coef(fit))`` as \(p\), since this will only work for linear models. For additive models for example, this will give you the number of soothing terms used, which is not equivalent to the degrees of freedom. Instead, use
fit$df.residual
Which is available for many classes of fitted models, i.e. also GAMs. Also, often it is not necessary to compute something like the residual standard error, since you can conveniently access it via
summary(fit)$sigma
Also, do sanity checks for your results. A qick plot(unlist(cps))
for example can show you the various values cp takes for different model vs. their index. As with cross validation, you know that the curve must be somehow convex.
Inconsistent S3 generics
Unfortunately, not all S3 generics do feature the same argument names. This is particularly dangerous when using ...
to pass arguments. For example, different predict methods do not use the same argumet for new data. Some use newdata
, others data
etc.
Programming: Fail Fast and debug
Unit testing on the ways costs next to nothing. Don’t wait testing your functions until you are done with the whole exam. Examples are
- boostrapping: Test whether regression coefficients are exactly the true coefficients when no noise has been added. Otherwise, check whether they are reasonable.
- Test dimensions of matrices you use.
- Test whether values you obatain are plausible
- use
browser()
extensively, even when writing a function, not just to debug it.
Do not assign fitted values to initial data frame This is dangerous since you are probably doing something like
fit <- lm(y~., data = data)
data$yhat <- predict(fit, data)
# you may do next
glm(y~., data = data, family = binomial) # yhat will be predictor now
** Series 3 - Non-parametric Regression** - The smoother matrix \(S\) does not change if the x values are fix. - The bias is \(E[f(x) - \hat{f}(x)]\), so use the true values without the added noise for \(f(x)\). - diag()
, t()
and %*%
. - Be careful with formulas and write them first donw on paper. E.g. \(\hat{sd(\hat{m}(x))}\). - Don’t confuse variance and standard error. - Simultanous coverage calculations of many simulations can be done simpler than true > lower_ci & true > upper_ci
, namely via abs(m(x) - m_hat(x)) <= 1.96 * sd(m_hat)
, which can be vectorised with matrices. To be verbose, use replicate(nrep, m(x))
to create a matrix with nrep
columns, which all just contain m(x)
.
#' Estimate the coverage
#'
#' Estimates how many times a confidence interval over all x contains the
#' true value.
#' @param est A matrix with nrep predictions for each observed x
#' @param se A matrix with the corresponding to `est` with standard deviations
#' at each x.
#' @param true A vector with the n true values (no noise added).
est_coverage <- function(est, se, true = m(x)) {
inside <- sum(
apply(abs(est - replicate(ncol(est), true)) <= 1.96 * se, 2, all)
)
inside
}
Series 5
Only because there is no exported S3 generic (e.g. for predict()
), it does not mean there is none!
11.3 Cheatsheet
- The boostrapped confidence intrevals are
\[[2 \hat{\theta} - q_{1-\alpha/2}, 2\hat{\theta}- q_{\alpha/2}]\] * You can represent a matrix multiplication as a sum of outer product multiplications whereas \(x_i\) is one column from the maxtix \(X_{n \times p}\) and has dimensions \(n \times 1\) \[ (X'X) = \sum\limits_{i = 1}^p x_i x_i'\]
- Scalars can be moved out of a more complicated matrix multiplication. \(ab'A^{-1}ab'A^{-1} = (b'A^{-1}a)ab'A^{-1}\)
- \((X(X'X)^{-1}X')_{ii} = x_i'(X'X)^{-1}x_i\)
- \(uDu'\) can be rewritten as \(\sum\limits_{j = 1}^p d_j u_j u_j'\) if you think of the matrices a row vectors and each element of such a vector is a vector itself (Credits @NG).
Always sort the data when working with smoother matrices.
The short cut for leave one out CV with linear fitting operators is
\[ n^{-1} \sum\limits_{i = 1}^n \Big(\frac{y_i - \hat{m}(x_i)}{1-S_{ii}}\Big)^2\]
- use roxygen comemnts instead of normal comments since the propagate to new line
- You can do k-fold CV with
i in 0:kfold-1
, where M is the size of the fold.
test_ind <- (i * M + 1):((i + 1) * M)


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BLADE RUNNER The Director's Cut A film review by Jim Gillogly Copyright 1991 Jim Gillogly
The definitive version of BLADE RUNNER runs until 10 Oct 91 at the Nuart in West Los Angeles. The test audience that saw this version before the initial release was befuddled and depressed, so the studio added lots of lame Harrison Ford voice-overs and tacked some tacky aerial footage (recycled from THE SHINING) onto the end, together with more lame voice-overs suggesting your standard Official Hollywood Happy Ending. This release reverses those losses, turning a good and artistic (but flawed) film into an impressive, integrated film that deserves another two stars on *anybody's* scale.
Getting rid of the patronizing and distracting voice-overs achieves most of the gains. The story flows just fine without them, and we're allowed to concentrate on the wonderful dark sets and the Vangelis score. The score appears to be utilized differently; I don't have it all memorized, but I noticed one change -- when Deckard is noodling with his piano in the Criterion Laser Disk version, the Vangelis score is woven around the notes he's playing; the piano stands out more in the Director's Cut. I believe we're hearing more of it during the long approaches to Tyrell Corporation where we used to hear voice-overs.
[SPOILER WARNING -- I'm about to go into detail that you may not want to read]
Some of the gorier scenes that had been added back into the Criterion LD were not present in the Director's Cut (DC). The extra footage of Dr. Eldon Tyrell's eyeballs getting popped and dripping down his face were left out, as was the second shot at Pris which resulted in her flailing around even more vigorously on the floor, and the nail popping out the back side of Roy Batty's hand. Good riddance to all of them, say I: they didn't advance the story or our identification or lack of it with any of the characters.
The movie ends with Deckard and Rachel getting into the elevator at Deckard's building after finding the silver foil origami unicorn; we still hear the echo of Gaff's parting remark: "She won't live, but then, who does?" It's great -- just perfect.
For the real aficionados, two of the more blatant continuity errors have been fixed: Bryant tells Deckard in his office that *two* of the replicants were fried in the electric field when they tried to break into Tyrell Corporation. This means we no longer need inside knowledge about Mary, the All-American Mother Replicant, to count the bodies. The other bug that was fixed was the Asian lady reading the serial number off the snake scale in her electron microscope: she now reads the same one we're seeing. Those are the only ones I noticed; there might have been more changes.
The issue of whether Deckard is a replicant was not clarified at all in this version (and I was glad of it). We still have the classic lines from Rachel ("Have you ever retired a human by mistake?" "This Voigt-Kampff test of yours -- have you ever taken it yourself?") and Gaff ("You've done a man's job."). [Quote accuracy not guaranteed] We still have Deckard's eyes glowing gray in two places (as opposed to the gold glow in Nexus Six replicants' eyes): when Rachel says "I'm not *in* the business: I *am* the business." and when Rachel is playing the piano while Deckard is resting. Some have speculated that Deckard's unicorn dream would appear in this version, definitively settling the question, since Gaff's origami unicorn would indicate that he knew one of Deckard's mind implants. However, there was no hint of this dream in the DC.
All in all, it was a wonderful experience... the same feeling you would get if you'd seen only the colorized version of CASABLANCA, and finally got to see the original black and white.
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class Mercenary::Presenter
Attributes
Public Class Methods
Public: Make a new Presenter
command - a Mercenary::Command
to present
Returns nothing
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 12 def initialize(command) @command = command end
Public Instance Methods
Public: Builds the command header, including the command identity and description
Returns the command header as a String
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 62 def command_header header = command.identity.to_s header << " -- #{command.description}" if command.description header end
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 32 def command_options_presentation return nil if command.options.empty? options = command.options options -= command.parent.options if command.parent options.map(&:to_s).join("\n") end
Public: Builds a string representation of the whole command
Returns the string representation of the whole command
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 71 def command_presentation msg = [] msg << command_header msg << "Usage:" msg << usage_presentation if opts = options_presentation msg << "Options:\n#{opts}" end if subcommands = subcommands_presentation msg << "Subcommands:\n#{subcommands_presentation}" end msg.join("\n\n") end
Public: Turn a print_* into a *_presentation or freak out
meth - the method being called args - an array of arguments passed to the missing method block - the block passed to the missing method
Returns the value of whatever function is called
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 93 def method_missing(meth, *args, &block) if meth.to_s =~ %r!^print_(.+)$! send("#{Regexp.last_match(1).downcase}_presentation") else # You *must* call super if you don't handle the method, # otherwise you'll mess up Ruby's method lookup. super end end
Public: Builds a string representation of the options
Returns the string representation of the options
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 26 def options_presentation return nil unless command_options_presentation || parent_command_options_presentation [command_options_presentation, parent_command_options_presentation].compact.join("\n") end
Public: Builds a string representation of the options for parent commands
Returns the string representation of the options for parent commands
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 44 def parent_command_options_presentation return nil unless command.parent Presenter.new(command.parent).options_presentation end
Public: Builds a string representation of the subcommands
Returns the string representation of the subcommands
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 53 def subcommands_presentation return nil if command.commands.empty? command.commands.values.uniq.map(&:summarize).join("\n") end
Public: Builds a string representation of the command usage
Returns the string representation of the command usage
# File lib/mercenary/presenter.rb, line 19 def usage_presentation " #{command.syntax}" end


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This package contains functions for performing multi-dimensional Kolmogorov-Smirnov (MDKS) tests as defined by Fasano and Franceschini 1987. This package can perform both two-dimensional (2D) tests and three-dimensional (3D) tests.
Before use of the package, please install dplyr
, progress
, and purrr
.
To download the package, run the following:
devtools::install_github("kaitlynstrickfaden/FasanoMDKS")
To use the package, simply input “x” and “y” vectors (and a “z” vector for a 3D test) of data you want to analyze. You can also set the number of randomizations to perform and the desired alpha level. A progress bar will keep track of progress through the randomizations.
xcol <- sample(c(1:100),50)
ycol <- sample(c(1:100),50)
zcol <- sample(c(1:100),50)
Fasano_2DKS(xcol, ycol, rands = 5000, alpha = 0.05)
Fasano_3DKS(xcol, ycol, zcol, rands = 5000, alpha = 0.05)
The Fasano_2DKS
and Fasano_3DKS
functions will output a data frame of summary values and statistics containing the maximum D-value; the x, y, z, and p values at the maximum D-value; and the minimum and maximum x, y, and z values for the statistically-significant observations.


--- layout: post title: J2ME is interfaces date: 2004-08-23 00:00:00 category: mobile ---
Russell talks here about Java as a tool for presentation on mobile.
Spot on! One of the things I've found us talking to clients about recently is that the main opportunity for Java on mobile devices is currently in providing better interfaces to information than those that can be realised in a WAP browser. The obvious exception to this massive generalisation is games - but aren't games interface-driven by their very nature, anyway?
Given that the only real point where J2ME can reliably interface with the real world across many devices is through HTTP requests (as opposed to integrating with the on-phone address book, etc.) then this is where we see the action right now.
Some projects we've been working on recently have been doing exactly this: doing serious interface and interaction design to come up with a better way of presenting a given type, or set, or information - and then implementing these interfaces.
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- Fill a large saucepan with water, add the vinegar and bring to a hard boil over a high heat. Use a spoon to swirl the water into a whirlpool. Crack in both eggs and cook for 2 1/2 mins.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, mash the avocado, lemon juice, garlic powder, and basil, and season well with black pepper and salt. Toast the bread.
- Pile the avocado on the toast, then put a poached egg on top of each. Garnish with some sweet chili (or balsamic vinegar) and a side ot fresh cherry tomatoes.


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Forever realized by nothing but ash and electricity,
water and sunlight and my paper
ground of being
rest in certainty
Dead and be buried,
or grown into something different
Evermore bloodless residue
colorless and non-human
odorless, spiritless and blanched
baked bleach and snow-blindness bright
broken down crushed into vapor
Respire something, take a breath
suddenly and on one's own accord
tend to the fire that puts forth the light
so we can see and be warm
Did the wind you meet?
Did you catch a storm on a ship at sea?
Lean into my ear, you can speak to me
If you need, I will orate for you;
lay shadows behind me if you are the light I see-
Would be lost but I find you
would be but are saved.
would have been willed to be destroyed
But god did not smile, you did
I betray only my self now
the birds do not move any more
they flap their wings,
caught immobile in a breeze
Time and space be and so be caught up
twisted and bent out of line
alone by the sun, by the water the moon
let alone by you and by me.
did our frames not cascade?
did our metaphors coincide?
I am here to see the sun with you
the moon can be our child
the stars can be
our eyes
other matters far out of reach
yet they reach to me
and they signify you
here on this planet
I will find you
when the sun rises and the moon sets
when the stars are right
aligned to the ash in me
the ground at my feet was spinning before it even coalesced
from whence it was dust
there we were, there we met
Here we have always been
How you left me soft spoken
In a valley with a gossamer mist
that was pain to me
my deepest fear is that it will pain forever you too
the rain began falling to bring in the night
extinguish the fire the warmth and the light


|
Transformation Pattern: Robust Mashup |
| Problem: |
Robustness is an important factor for IT systems, especially in enterprise applications and
systems. It stands for many factors such as stability, error tolerance, logging etc. that have to
be fulfilled in a robust environment. |
| Solution: |
A robust execution engine that supports error handling, logging as well as data persistence is
used. |
| Problem: |
An exemplary pattern implementation could, e.g., be realized using a workflow engine such
as Apache ODE, the Oracle workflow engine or the WSO2 engine using BPEL as execution
language. These engines provide all the necessary factors to ensure robustness. |
| Evaluation: |
The Robust Mashup pattern can be used in enterprise environments in which, e.g., workflows
are already established. By using this pattern, robustness can be guaranteed which is the
most important factor in enterprises. However, of course there are some setbacks regarding
runtime efficiency. |
| Combination: |
Secure Mashup Pattern; Big Data Mashup Pattern; |


First I open the example data nlsw88 and run the describe the command.
The tags around the code «dd_do» tells Stata to execure this block of code and and include its output in the document. «/dd_do» indicates the end of a «do_do».
The four tilde (~) symbols indicate that this block should appear as a block of code in the HTML document (i.e. they will be inset from the text).
Here I have run the commands twice. The first time I add the tag «dd_ignore» which tells Stata not to run this command but print all the code in the document. This just lets you see what the whole block of code looks like in the plain text file.
The second time I do not include the «dd_ignore» tag so you see the output and code as you would see it in Stata.
<<dd_do>>
sysuse nlsw88, clear
describe
<</dd_do>>
. sysuse nlsw88, clear
(NLSW, 1988 extract)
. describe
Contains data from C:\Program Files (x86)\Stata15\ado\base/n/nls
> w88.dta
obs: 2,246 NLSW, 1988
extract
vars: 17 1 May 2016 22:52
size: 60,642 (_dta has notes)
----------------------------------------------------------------
storage display value
variable name type format label variable label
----------------------------------------------------------------
idcode int %8.0g NLS id
age byte %8.0g age in current
year
race byte %8.0g racelbl race
married byte %8.0g marlbl married
never_married byte %8.0g never married
grade byte %8.0g current grade
completed
collgrad byte %16.0g gradlbl college graduate
south byte %8.0g lives in south
smsa byte %9.0g smsalbl lives in SMSA
c_city byte %8.0g lives in central
city
industry byte %23.0g indlbl industry
occupation byte %22.0g occlbl occupation
union byte %8.0g unionlbl union worker
wage float %9.0g hourly wage
hours byte %8.0g usual hours worked
ttl_exp float %9.0g total work
experience
tenure float %9.0g job tenure (years)
----------------------------------------------------------------
Sorted by: idcode
Now, I summarize the data.
<<dd_do>>
summ
<</dd_do>>
. summ
Variable | Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min
> Max
-------------+--------------------------------------------------
> -------
idcode | 2,246 2612.654 1480.864 1
> 5159
age | 2,246 39.15316 3.060002 34
> 46
race | 2,246 1.282725 .4754413 1
> 3
married | 2,246 .6420303 .4795099 0
> 1
never_marr~d | 2,246 .1041852 .3055687 0
> 1
-------------+--------------------------------------------------
> -------
grade | 2,244 13.09893 2.521246 0
> 18
collgrad | 2,246 .2368655 .4252538 0
> 1
south | 2,246 .4194123 .4935728 0
> 1
smsa | 2,246 .7039181 .4566292 0
> 1
c_city | 2,246 .2916296 .4546139 0
> 1
-------------+--------------------------------------------------
> -------
industry | 2,232 8.189516 3.010875 1
> 12
occupation | 2,237 4.642825 3.408897 1
> 13
union | 1,878 .2454739 .4304825 0
> 1
wage | 2,246 7.766949 5.755523 1.004952 4
> 0.74659
hours | 2,242 37.21811 10.50914 1
> 80
-------------+--------------------------------------------------
> -------
ttl_exp | 2,246 12.53498 4.610208 .1153846 2
> 8.88461
tenure | 2,231 5.97785 5.510331 0 2
> 5.91667
We can use numbers from the Stata output in our text in the HTML document. We always want to avoid cutting and pasting numbers. We can use the dd_display tag to retrieve stored results from the summ command and use them in our text.
First we run the summ command for our variable of interest. We have run this above so we don’t need this to appear in the HTML document. Therefore we can use the «dd_do:quitely» tag so Stata does the work but doesn’t tell us about it.
<<dd_do: quietly>>
summ age
<</dd_do>>
Then we use the stored values for minimum and maximum age in the text.
> The variable age has minimum value <<dd_display: %4.2f `r(min)'>>
and has maximum value <<dd_display: %4.2f `r(max)'>>.
> The variable age has minimum value 34.00
and has maximum value 46.00.
Now lets see if this will work for something a little more complex. Here I have run a regression, the outcome variable is wage, I have run this quitely as we might not want to show all the output Stata gives in the standard regrssion output.
We store these estimates as “m1”.
<<dd_do: quietly>>
regress wage age married i.race, allbaselevels
est sto m1
<</dd_do>>
No lets present the output of the regression in the HTML document.
<<dd_do>>
esttab m1, b se wide
<</dd_do>>
. esttab m1, b se wide
-----------------------------------------
(1)
wage
-----------------------------------------
age -0.0839* (0.0395)
married -0.782** (0.258)
1.race 0 (.)
2.race -1.459*** (0.283)
3.race 0.463 (1.130)
_cons 11.93*** (1.575)
-----------------------------------------
N 2246
-----------------------------------------
Standard errors in parentheses
* p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001
We can also use the stored results to say a little bit more about this regression model.
> The sample size was <<dd_display: %4.2f `e(N)'>>
and the model has an adjusted R2 value of <<dd_display: %4.2f `e(r2_a)'>>.
> The sample size was 2246.00
and the model has an adjusted R2 value of 0.01.
Now lets do a graph.
Here is a scatterplot of age and wage.
<<dd_do:nooutput>>
scatter age wage, mcolor(blue%50)
<</dd_do>>
. scatter age wage, mcolor(blue%50)
<<dd_graph: sav("graph1.svg") alt("scatter age wage") replace height(400)>>
Here is the graph:
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This namespace contains the global functions related to chessCAMO which are mainly used as helper functions to print information to the console to improve user experience while playing the game.
More...
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| template<class T > |
| int | preProcessInput (T input) |
| | Converts the input string into its corresponding coordinate (integer) for easier computation in chess::makeMove(int src, int dest, istream& in). More...
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| |
| void | printBoard (const vector< Piece * > &board, const vector< pair< int, char >> &reservoir) |
| | Iterates through the pieces on a current board representation to produce the board on the console screen. More...
|
| |
| void | printFooterMessage (string input_message, const Chess &chess) |
| | Prints the footer message before each move indicating whose move it is for the current board representation. More...
|
| |
| void | drawOrResign (bool clear_screen, Chess &chess, istream &in) |
| | At any moment, the players can either continue, draw, or resign. More...
|
| |
| void | printMessage (string text, int color) |
| | Prints the given message ('text') with a given 'color' to console. More...
|
| |
| void | clearScreen (bool apply) |
| | Clears the screen of the console window using a special string instead of a platform specific command. More...
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| |
| void | saveObject (const Chess &chess_object) |
| | Saves an object by serializing its member fields to a text file, allowing it to later be reset. More...
|
| |
| void | restoreObject (Chess &chess_object) |
| | De-serializes an object from a file based on the number of moves made, essentially restoring the object's saved properties (in the file). More...
|
| |
This namespace contains the global functions related to chessCAMO which are mainly used as helper functions to print information to the console to improve user experience while playing the game.
◆ preProcessInput()
template<class T >
| int chessCAMO::preProcessInput |
( |
T |
input | ) |
|
Converts the input string into its corresponding coordinate (integer) for easier computation in chess::makeMove(int src, int dest, istream& in).
- Parameters
-
| [in] | input | The input square of the piece (as a string, E.g. "e2") |
- Template Parameters
-
| T | Either string or integer type |
- Returns
- The source or destination squares in integer form
- Note
- Can use integers as well due to template functionality
◆ printBoard()
| void chessCAMO::printBoard |
( |
const vector< Piece * > & |
board, |
|
|
const vector< pair< int, char >> & |
reservoir |
|
) |
| |
Iterates through the pieces on a current board representation to produce the board on the console screen.
- Parameters
-
| board | The board representation |
| reservoir | The reservoir of pieces |
- Postcondition
- Each piece of the current board representation is printed to the screen using a corresponding letter inside a formatted board. Additionally, the piece reservoir information is displayed beneath the board representation.
◆ printFooterMessage()
| void chessCAMO::printFooterMessage |
( |
string |
input_message, |
|
|
const Chess & |
chess |
|
) |
| |
Prints the footer message before each move indicating whose move it is for the current board representation.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | input_message | The input message that will be appended to the final message |
| chess | The chess object |
◆ drawOrResign()
| void chessCAMO::drawOrResign |
( |
bool |
clear_screen, |
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Chess & |
chess, |
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istream & |
in |
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) |
| |
At any moment, the players can either continue, draw, or resign.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | clear_screen | Whether the screen should be cleared |
| chess | The chess object is created |
| in | Input stream is selected (stdin or file) |
- Precondition
- None
- Postcondition
- Depending on the users choice, the program either continues ('y' || 'd' + 'n' || 'u') or terminates ('d' + 'y' || 'r')
◆ printMessage()
| void chessCAMO::printMessage |
( |
string |
text, |
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int |
color |
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) |
| |
Prints the given message ('text') with a given 'color' to console.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | text | The text message to be created |
| [in] | color | One of the defined values at the top of the file |
- Precondition
- None
- Postcondition
- The message is printed to the screen with color chosen and then the color is changed back to default prior to return
◆ clearScreen()
| void chessCAMO::clearScreen |
( |
bool |
apply | ) |
|
Clears the screen of the console window using a special string instead of a platform specific command.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | apply | Whether to in fact clear or not |
◆ saveObject()
| void chessCAMO::saveObject |
( |
const Chess & |
chess_object | ) |
|
Saves an object by serializing its member fields to a text file, allowing it to later be reset.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | chess_object | The chess object |
◆ restoreObject()
| void chessCAMO::restoreObject |
( |
Chess & |
chess_object | ) |
|
De-serializes an object from a file based on the number of moves made, essentially restoring the object's saved properties (in the file).
- Parameters
-
| chess_object | The chess object |


Coutinho Stars As Brazil Snap Winless Run
by Liam BekkerPhilippe Coutinho played a starring role for Brazil as the reigning Copa America champions snapped a five-match winless streak with a comprehensive victory over Korea Republic.
Click through the gallery above to see some images from Brazil's 3-0 win over South Korea!
International Friendly
Result: Brazil 3-0 Korea Republic
Date: Tuesday, 19 November 2019
Venue: Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi
Fresh from a 1-0 defeat to arch-rivals Argentina, and on the back of a five-match winless streak that stretched back to the Copa America final in July, Brazil took on Korea Republic at the neutral venue of Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.
The record five-time FIFA World Cup champions made five changes from the side that contested the Clasico del Atlantico, with Marquinhos coming in for Paris Saint-Germain teammate Thiago Silva, Renan Lodi starting in place of Alex Sandro, Fabinho replacing Casemiro, Philippe Coutinho swapping in for Willian, and Roberto Firmino falling out for Richarlison.
Their opponents on the day headed into the match following disappointment of their own after playing out a 0-0 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier draw with minnows Lebanon last Thursday, and also made five changes to their starting line-up for the fixture.
Brazil took the lead in the 10th minute through AC Milan star Lucas Paqueta, who was widely criticised for his performance at the weekend, after Philippe Coutinho and Renan Lodi combined well to set the No. 10 clear to head home.
Korea Republic came close to equalising 10 minutes later when star man Son Heung-min sent a curling effort narrowly wide after a set-piece scramble, and replays suggested that Brazil could have been penalised for a handball in the box during the build-up.
Nonetheless, the Brazilians doubled their lead in the 35th minute through Coutinho, who netted his 17th international goal with a curling free-kick that sailed beyond the outstretched arm of Cho Hyun-Woo in goal.
In the last notable moment of the half, the Bayern Munich playmaker then nearly put the ball in his own net after goalkeeper Alisson Becker fumbled the ball into his path, but saw his scuffed clearance ricochet off the upright to keep the score at 2-0.
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Korea Republic came out with intent in the second half, and nearly pulled one back through Son within a minute of the restart. A swift counter-attack down the right side saw the ball worked to the Tottenham Hotspur star in the box, but he could not keep his volleyed effort down.
The Asian giants were punished for their profligacy in the 60th minute, when right-back Danilo latched on to Lodi's driven pass to score his first international goal with a venomous effort from the edge of the box.
That goal spurred Brazil on, and forwards Richarlison and Gabriel Jesus both came close to adding to their side's lead, but couldn't get their respective efforts on target.
Korea Republic continued to fight for a way back into the match, however, and came close twice with about a quarter of an hour left to play. In both instances, Son was the at the heart of his side's attack, but saw two powerful efforts denied by Alisson in goal.
Roberto Firmino was brought on for Brazil during the dying stages of the match, and almost had an immediate impact. The Liverpool star played Merseyside rival Richarlison through on goal, but the Everton forward could only slice his effort wide.
That proved to be last real chance for both teams, and Brazil were able to comfortably run down the clock to secure a 3-0 win.
Read: World's Richest Club Revealed, Real Dethroned
The result saw Brazil end the 2019 on a high and crown a calendar year campaign that saw them lift the Copa America title for the first time since 2007.


:: com :: sun :: star :: datatransfer :: dnd ::
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| struct DropTargetDragEvent |
- Base Hierarchy
DropTargetDragEvent
┗ DropTargetEvent
┗ ::com::sun::star::lang::EventObject
|
- Description
- The DropTargetDragEvent is delivered from the drop target
to the currently registered drop target listener.
It contains information regarding the current state of the operation to enable
the operations initiator to provide the end user with the appropriate drag
over feedback.
- See also
- XDropTargetListener
|
| Elements' Summary |
| Context |
The drop target context of the current drag operation.
|
| DropAction |
This value represents the currently selected drop action.
|
| LocationX |
The cursor's current x location within the window's coordinates.
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| LocationY |
The cursor's current y location within the window's coordinates.
|
| SourceActions |
This value represents the action or actions supported by the source.
This may be a combination of arbitrary source actions except ACTION_DEFAULT.
|
| Elements' Details |
| Context
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DropAction
byte DropAction;
- Description
- This value represents the currently selected drop action.
- See also
- DNDConstants
|
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LocationX
long LocationX;
- Description
- The cursor's current x location within the window's coordinates.
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LocationY
long LocationY;
- Description
- The cursor's current y location within the window's coordinates.
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SourceActions
byte SourceActions;
- Description
- This value represents the action or actions supported by the source.
This may be a combination of arbitrary source actions except ACTION_DEFAULT.
To combine different actions use a logical OR.
- See also
- DNDConstants
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Source code for cis_interface.metaschema.properties.MetaschemaProperty
import jsonschema
[docs]class MetaschemaProperty(object):
r"""Base class for adding properties to the metaschema.
Attributes:
name (str): Name of the property.
schema (dict): JSON schema describing valid values for the property.
types (list): Types of instances that the property is valid for.
python_types (list): Python types of instances that the property is
valid for.
"""
name = 'base'
schema = None
types = tuple()
python_types = tuple()
_encode = None
_validate = None
_compare = None
_replaces_existing = False
[docs] @classmethod
def encode(cls, instance, typedef=None):
r"""Method to encode the property given the object.
Args:
instance (object): Object to get property for.
typedef (object, None): Template value in type definition to use
for initializing encoding some cases. Defaults to None and
is ignored.
Returns:
object: Encoded property for instance.
"""
if cls._encode is not None:
return cls._encode(instance, typedef=typedef)
raise NotImplementedError("Encode method not set.")
[docs] @classmethod
def validate(cls, validator, value, instance, schema):
r"""Validator for JSON schema validation of an instance by this property.
If there is not a user provided validate function, the instance will be
encoded and then the encoded value will be checked against the provided
value using cls.compare.
Args:
validator (jsonschmea.Validator): JSON schema validator.
value (object): Value of the property in the schema.
instance (object): Instance to validate.
schema (dict): Schema that instance should be validated against.
Yields:
str: Error messages associated with failed validation.
"""
errors = []
if cls._validate is False:
pass
elif cls._validate is not None:
errors = cls._validate(validator, value, instance, schema) or ()
else:
is_type = False
for t in cls.types:
if validator.is_type(instance, t):
is_type = True
break
if is_type:
x = cls.encode(instance, typedef=value)
errors = cls.compare(x, value) or ()
for e in errors:
yield e
[docs] @classmethod
def compare(cls, prop1, prop2, root1=None, root2=None):
r"""Method to determine compatiblity of one property value with another.
This method is not necessarily symmetric in that the second value may
not be compatible with the first even if the first is compatible with
the second.
Args:
prop1 (object): Property value to compare against prop2.
prop2 (object): Property value to compare against.
Yields:
str: Comparision failure messages.
"""
if cls._compare is not None:
errors = cls._compare(prop1, prop2) or ()
for e in errors:
yield e
else:
if (prop1 != prop2):
yield '%s is not equal to %s' % (prop1, prop2)
[docs] @classmethod
def normalize(cls, validator, value, instance, schema):
r"""Method to normalize the instance based on the property value.
Args:
validator (Validator): Validator class.
value (object): Property value.
instance (object): Object to normalize.
schema (dict): Schema containing this property.
Returns:
object: Normalized object.
"""
return validator._normalized
[docs] @classmethod
def normalize_in_schema(cls, schema):
r"""Method to normalize the entry for this property in a schema.
Args:
schema (dict): Schema to normalize.
Returns:
dict: Normalized schema.
"""
return schema
[docs] @classmethod
def post_validate(cls, validator, value, instance, schema):
r"""Actions performed after validation if normalizing."""
pass
[docs] @classmethod
def wrapped_validate(cls, validator, value, instance, schema):
r"""Wrapped validator that handles errors produced by the native
validate method and ensures that the property is parsed by the base
validator and raises the correct error if necessary.
Args:
*args: All arguments are passed to the validate class method.
**kwargs: All keyword arguments are passed to the validate class
method.
"""
if validator._normalizing:
validator._normalized = cls.normalize(validator, value, instance, schema)
instance = validator._normalized
try:
failed = False
errors = cls.validate(validator, value, instance, schema) or ()
for e in errors:
failed = True
yield jsonschema.ValidationError(e)
if (not failed) and (cls.name in validator._base_validator.VALIDATORS):
errors = validator._base_validator.VALIDATORS[cls.name](
validator, value, instance, schema) or ()
for e in errors:
failed = True
yield e
finally:
if validator._normalizing and (not failed):
cls.post_validate(validator, value, instance, schema)
[docs]def create_property(name, schema, encode, validate=None, compare=None):
r"""Create a new property class.
Args:
name (str): Name of the property.
schema (dict): JSON schema describing valid values for the property.
encode (function): Function to encode the property based on a provided
instance. The function must take an instance as input and return
the value of the property for that instance.
validate (function, optional): Function to determine if an instance
is valid under the contraint of this property. The function must
take as input a jsonschema validator, a property value, an
instance to evaluate, and the schema. The function must return
a boolean: True if the instance is valid, False otherwise. See
cls.validate for additional information and default behavior.
compare (function, optional): Function to determine if two property
values are compatible. The function must take as input two
property values and return a boolean: True if the first property
is compatible with the second, False otherwise. See cls.compare
for additional information and default behavior.
"""
attr_dict = {'name': name, 'schema': schema}
for k, x in zip(['_encode', '_validate', '_compare'],
[encode, validate, compare]):
if x is not None:
attr_dict[k] = staticmethod(x)
out = type(name, (MetaschemaProperty, ), attr_dict)
return out