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| activeCat |
Active category |
| activeCat-method |
Active category |
| activeCat<- |
Active category |
| activeCat<--method |
Active category |
| add<- |
Add (in place) a SpatRaster to another SpatRaster object |
| add<--method |
Add (in place) a SpatRaster to another SpatRaster object |
| adjacent |
Adjacent cells |
| adjacent-method |
Adjacent cells |
| aggregate |
Aggregate raster or vector data |
| aggregate-method |
Aggregate raster or vector data |
| align |
Align a SpatExtent |
| align-method |
Align a SpatExtent |
| all |
Summarize |
| all-method |
Summarize |
| all.equal |
Compare two SpatRasters for equality |
| all.equal-method |
Compare two SpatRasters for equality |
| animate |
Animate a SpatRaster |
| animate-method |
Animate a SpatRaster |
| any |
Summarize |
| any-method |
Summarize |
| app |
Apply a function to the cells of a SpatRaster |
| app-method |
Apply a function to the cells of a SpatRaster |
| approximate |
Estimate values for cell values that are 'NA' by interpolating between layers |
| approximate-method |
Estimate values for cell values that are 'NA' by interpolating between layers |
| area |
Get the expanse (area) of individual polygons or for all (summed) raster cells |
| area-method |
Get the expanse (area) of individual polygons or for all (summed) raster cells |
| Arith-method |
Arithmetic |
| Arith-methods |
Arithmetic |
| arrow |
North arrow |
| as.array |
Coercion of a SpatRaster to a vector, matrix or array |
| as.array-method |
Coercion of a SpatRaster to a vector, matrix or array |
| as.bool |
Raster value types |
| as.bool-method |
Raster value types |
| as.character-method |
Create a text representation of (the skeleton of) an object |
| as.contour |
Contour plot |
| as.contour-method |
Contour plot |
| as.data.frame |
SpatRaster or SpatVector to data.frame |
| as.data.frame-method |
SpatRaster or SpatVector to data.frame |
| as.factor |
Categorical rasters |
| as.factor-method |
Categorical rasters |
| as.int |
Raster value types |
| as.int-method |
Raster value types |
| as.integer-method |
Raster value types |
| as.lines |
Conversion to a SpatVector, or to another SpatVector type |
| as.lines-method |
Conversion to a SpatVector, or to another SpatVector type |
| as.list |
SpatRaster or SpatVector to list |
| as.list-method |
SpatRaster or SpatVector to list |
| as.logical-method |
Raster value types |
| as.matrix |
Coercion of a SpatRaster to a vector, matrix or array |
| as.matrix-method |
Coercion of a SpatRaster to a vector, matrix or array |
| as.numeric |
Factors to numeric |
| as.numeric-method |
Factors to numeric |
| as.points |
Conversion to a SpatVector, or to another SpatVector type |
| as.points-method |
Conversion to a SpatVector, or to another SpatVector type |
| as.polygons |
Conversion to a SpatVector, or to another SpatVector type |
| as.polygons-method |
Conversion to a SpatVector, or to another SpatVector type |
| as.raster |
Coerce to a "raster" object |
| as.raster-method |
Coerce to a "raster" object |
| as.vector |
Coercion of a SpatRaster to a vector, matrix or array |
| as.vector-method |
Coercion of a SpatRaster to a vector, matrix or array |
| atan2 |
Two argument arc-tangent |
| atan2-method |
Two argument arc-tangent |
| atan_2 |
Two argument arc-tangent |
| atan_2-method |
Two argument arc-tangent |
| autocor |
Spatial autocorrelation |
| autocor-method |
Spatial autocorrelation |
| c |
Combine SpatRaster or SpatVector objects |
| c-method |
Combine SpatRaster or SpatVector objects |
| cartogram |
Cartogram |
| cartogram-method |
Cartogram |
| catalyze |
Factors to numeric |
| catalyze-method |
Factors to numeric |
| categories |
Categorical rasters |
| categories-method |
Categorical rasters |
| cats |
Categorical rasters |
| cats-method |
Categorical rasters |
| cellFromRowCol |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| cellFromRowCol-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| cellFromRowColCombine |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| cellFromRowColCombine-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| cellFromXY |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| cellFromXY-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| cells |
Get cell numbers |
| cells-method |
Get cell numbers |
| cellSize |
Area covered by each raster cell |
| cellSize-method |
Area covered by each raster cell |
| centroids |
Get centroids |
| centroids-method |
Get centroids |
| clamp |
Clamp values |
| clamp-method |
Clamp values |
| classify |
Classify (or reclassify) cell values |
| classify-method |
Classify (or reclassify) cell values |
| clearance |
SpatVector geometric properties |
| clearance-method |
SpatVector geometric properties |
| click |
Query by clicking on a map |
| click-method |
Query by clicking on a map |
| colFromCell |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| colFromCell-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| colFromX |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| colFromX-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| colorize |
Layers representing colors |
| colorize-method |
Layers representing colors |
| coltab |
Color table |
| coltab-method |
Color table |
| coltab<- |
Color table |
| coltab<--method |
Color table |
| Compare-method |
Compare and logical methods |
| Compare-methods |
Compare and logical methods |
| compareGeom |
Compare geometries of SpatRasters |
| compareGeom-method |
Compare geometries of SpatRasters |
| contour |
Contour plot |
| contour-method |
Contour plot |
| convHull |
Convex hull and minimal rotated rectangle |
| convHull-method |
Convex hull and minimal rotated rectangle |
| cover |
Replace values with values from another object |
| cover-method |
Replace values with values from another object |
| crds |
Get the coordinates of SpatVector geometries or SpatRaster cells |
| crds-method |
Get the coordinates of SpatVector geometries or SpatRaster cells |
| crop |
Cut out a geographic subset |
| crop-method |
Cut out a geographic subset |
| crosstab |
Cross-tabulate |
| crosstab-method |
Cross-tabulate |
| crs |
Get or set a coordinate reference system |
| crs-method |
Get or set a coordinate reference system |
| crs<- |
Get or set a coordinate reference system |
| crs<--method |
Get or set a coordinate reference system |
| erase |
Erase parts of a SpatVector object |
| erase-method |
Erase parts of a SpatVector object |
| expanse |
Get the expanse (area) of individual polygons or for all (summed) raster cells |
| expanse-method |
Get the expanse (area) of individual polygons or for all (summed) raster cells |
| ext |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| ext-method |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| ext<- |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| ext<--method |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| extend |
Extend |
| extend-method |
Extend |
| extract |
Extract values from a SpatRaster |
| extract-method |
Extract values from a SpatRaster |
| na.omit |
na.omit for SpatVector |
| na.omit-method |
na.omit for SpatVector |
| NAflag |
Set the NA flag |
| NAflag-method |
Set the NA flag |
| NAflag<- |
Set the NA flag |
| NAflag<--method |
Set the NA flag |
| name |
Names of Spat* objects |
| name<- |
Names of Spat* objects |
| names |
Names of Spat* objects |
| names-method |
Names of Spat* objects |
| names<- |
Names of Spat* objects |
| names<--method |
Names of Spat* objects |
| ncell |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| ncell-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| ncol |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| ncol-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| ncol<- |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| ncol<--method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nearby |
nearby geometries |
| nearby-method |
nearby geometries |
| nearest |
nearby geometries |
| nearest-method |
nearby geometries |
| nlyr |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nlyr-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nlyr<- |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nlyr<--method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| north |
North arrow |
| nrow |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nrow-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nrow<- |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nrow<--method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nsrc |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| nsrc-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| range |
Summarize |
| range-method |
Summarize |
| rapp |
Range-Apply |
| rapp-method |
Range-Apply |
| rast |
Create a SpatRaster |
| rast-method |
Create a SpatRaster |
| rasterize |
Rasterize vector data |
| rasterize-method |
Rasterize vector data |
| RasterSource |
SpatRaster class |
| RasterSource-class |
SpatRaster class |
| Rcpp_RasterSource-class |
SpatRaster class |
| Rcpp_SpatCategories-class |
SpatRaster class |
| Rcpp_SpatExtent-class |
Class "SpatExtent" |
| Rcpp_SpatRaster-class |
SpatRaster class |
| Rcpp_SpatVector-class |
Class "SpatVector" |
| readStart |
Read from, or write to, file |
| readStart-method |
Read from, or write to, file |
| readStop |
Read from, or write to, file |
| readStop-method |
Read from, or write to, file |
| readValues |
Read from, or write to, file |
| readValues-method |
Read from, or write to, file |
| rectify |
rectify a SpatRaster |
| rectify-method |
rectify a SpatRaster |
| relate |
relate |
| relate-method |
relate |
| removeDupNodes |
Vector topology methods |
| removeDupNodes-method |
Vector topology methods |
| rep |
Replicate layers |
| rep-method |
Replicate layers |
| res |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| res-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| res<- |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| res<--method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| resample |
Transfer values of a SpatRaster to another one with a different geometry |
| resample-method |
Transfer values of a SpatRaster to another one with a different geometry |
| rescale |
rescale |
| rescale-method |
rescale |
| rev |
Flip or reverse a raster |
| rev-method |
Flip or reverse a raster |
| RGB |
Layers representing colors |
| RGB-method |
Layers representing colors |
| RGB2col |
Layers representing colors |
| RGB2col-method |
Layers representing colors |
| RGB<- |
Layers representing colors |
| RGB<--method |
Layers representing colors |
| rotate |
Rotate a SpatRaster along longitude |
| rotate-method |
Rotate a SpatRaster along longitude |
| round |
General mathematical methods |
| round-method |
General mathematical methods |
| rowColFromCell |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| rowColFromCell-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| rowFromCell |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| rowFromCell-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| rowFromY |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| rowFromY-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| weighted.mean |
Weighted mean of layers |
| weighted.mean-method |
Weighted mean of layers |
| which.lyr |
Which cells are TRUE? |
| which.lyr-method |
Which cells are TRUE? |
| which.max |
Summarize |
| which.max-method |
Summarize |
| which.min |
Summarize |
| which.min-method |
Summarize |
| width |
SpatVector geometric properties |
| width-method |
SpatVector geometric properties |
| window |
Set a window |
| window-method |
Set a window |
| window<- |
Set a window |
| window<--method |
Set a window |
| wrap |
wrap (pack) a SpatRaster or SpatVector object |
| wrap-method |
wrap (pack) a SpatRaster or SpatVector object |
| writeCDF |
Write raster data to a NetCDF file |
| writeCDF-method |
Write raster data to a NetCDF file |
| writeRaster |
Write raster data to a file |
| writeRaster-method |
Write raster data to a file |
| writeStart |
Read from, or write to, file |
| writeStart-method |
Read from, or write to, file |
| writeStop |
Read from, or write to, file |
| writeStop-method |
Read from, or write to, file |
| writeValues |
Read from, or write to, file |
| writeValues-method |
Read from, or write to, file |
| writeVector |
Write SpatVector data to a file |
| writeVector-method |
Write SpatVector data to a file |
| xFromCell |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| xFromCell-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| xFromCol |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| xFromCol-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| xmax |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmax-method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmax<- |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmax<--method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmin |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmin-method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmin<- |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xmin<--method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| xres |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| xres-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| xyFromCell |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| xyFromCell-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| yFromCell |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| yFromCell-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| yFromRow |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| yFromRow-method |
Coordinates from a row, column or cell number and vice versa |
| ymax |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymax-method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymax<- |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymax<--method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymin |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymin-method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymin<- |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| ymin<--method |
Get or set single values of an extent |
| yres |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| yres-method |
Dimensions of a SpatRaster or SpatVector and related objects |
| !-method |
Compare and logical methods |
| $ |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| $-method |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| $-method |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| $-method |
Subset of a SpatRaster |
| $<- |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| $<--method |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| $<--method |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| $<--method |
Replace values of a SpatRaster |
| %in% |
Value matching for SpatRasters |
| %in%-method |
Value matching for SpatRasters |
| [-method |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| [-method |
Extract values from a SpatRaster |
| [-method |
Replace values of a SpatRaster |
| [-method |
Subset of a SpatVector |
| [-method |
Subset of a SpatRaster |
| [-method |
Create a SpatVectorCollection |
| [<--method |
Create, get or set a SpatExtent |
| [<--method |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| [<--method |
Replace values of a SpatRaster |
| [<--method |
Create a SpatRasterDataset |
| [<--method |
Create a SpatVectorCollection |
| [[-method |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| [[-method |
Subset of a SpatRaster |
| [[-method |
Create a SpatVectorCollection |
| [[<--method |
Get or replace attribute values of a SpatVector |
| [[<--method |
Replace values of a SpatRaster |


Manage Fuse APIs with apiman
Jul 7, 2015 Stefan Bunciak api, management, jboss, and fuseNote: This is a redux of our blogpost for apiman 1.2.x. If you're still using apiman 1.1.x, you can refer to the older revision.
This article aims to provide a short guide on how to get API Management capabilities provided by apiman to work with JBoss Fuse, a lightweight, flexible, integration platform that is based on Apache Camel, an implementation of many of the most commonly used enterprise integration patterns (EIP).
Creating API provider in JBoss Fuse
The following few steps should quickly get you started with deploying applications into JBoss Fuse. For demonstration purposes I’m using a sample REST application (quickstart) shipped along with Fuse installation. For more information about developing applications for JBoss Fuse inspect the developer materials and other resources at jboss.org.
Installation
To obtain a distribution of JBoss Fuse please visit the JBoss Fuse download page. Installation of JBoss Fuse is very simple, as the only thing you need to do is to unzip the distribution, e.g.
You might also want to enable the default admin user by uncommenting the last line in <fuse_dir>/etc/users.properties
. Without a user configured you won’t be able to log into Fuse management console.
Server startup
To start Fuse simply execute the following command from <fuse_dir>/bin
:
Once JBoss Fuse is loaded proceed by creating a new Fuse Fabric instance. To do that execute fabric:create
command from Fuse CLI:
After Fuse Fabric is up and running, log into Hawt.io management console, it should be by default available at http://localhost:8181. In Fabric perspective, under Containers tabs click on the Create button to open the Create New Container form.
On the Create New Container page fill in the name you wish to use for your container (e.g. my-rest-container) and be sure to select the ‘rest’ profile for it. This will ensure that Fabric pickups the REST Quickstart and deploys it to this container. Finish the operation by hitting the Create and start container button.
The container should start automatically right after it has been created and the REST endpoint should become available. If not, select the appropriate container and hit Start. You can inspect all the APIs deployed to your Fuse Fabric instance by clicking on APIs section under the APIs tab. Note the Location field - that’s the base url the for endpoint implementation. We will use it later in the apiman manager.
There is a default user preconfigured so you can verify if the application was successfully deployed. It’s available at <location>/customerservice/customers/123
(e.g. http://localhost:8182/cxf/crm/customerservice/customers/123)
Configure apiman to manage Fuse endpoint
To install the latest version of apiman follow this guide. The installation process is again very simple, all you need to do is to extract the apiman overlay zip on top of Wildly 8 server.
After completing the installation, start apiman by executing the following command from <wildfly>/bin
folder:
Quick public API setup
For demonstration purposes I’ll be creating a Public API, however in real life you might want to configure different plans, various contracts, etc. Please consult the apiman user guide for more details.
In order to manage APIs in apiman you need to create a new Organization to which your APIs will belong. You can do that easily in apiman manager, typically available at: http://localhost:8080/apimanui.
Once logged into the apiman manager, locate the Organizations sections on the initial page, select Create a New Organization link, provide a name and hit Create Organization button. This will take you to organization details page where you can create a new API by clicking on New API button under APIs tab:
You will be asked to provide a name and a version for this API. Once the API is successfully created there are few things remaining before you can publish and start using it. First, you need to provide an implementation base url on the Implementation tab. Use the base URL of the REST Quickstart and save your changes:
Second, you may want to apply some policies to this Public API. To do that, go to the Policies tab and configure a policy of your choice. I used the Rate Limiting policy to limit usage of this API to 5 per minute:
Now you are all set to make the API public by checking Make this API public under Plans tab, saving the changes and clicking the Publish button (which should be now enabled).
After you have published the API, have a look at the Endpoint tab to look up the URL to be used to invoke this public API:
Testing your setup
Depending on which policy you assinged to the Public API you might experience different behavior. However, if you followed the tutorial and assigned the Rate Limiting policy after reaching the maximum number of allowed requests you will get an output similar to:
- First request should succeed:
- Executing 5 consecutive requests should fail with
HTTP 429 Too Many Requests
:


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Education
10th October 2021
Imagine a hospital where a healthy patient gets praising and
attention of the doctor but the unhealthy one is neglected…
yes this is the education system of today where reputation of the
school or the teacher teaching is what matters rather
than the knowledge of the child.
A student upon seeing the teacher feels relaxed imagining that his/her
doubts will vanish but the will to study destroys when the teacher praises
the excellent student but scolds this student who waited for
the teacher’s help with a pure heart and intention.
mostly in exams , a student’s memory is tested and is then brutally judged upon
the marks he got by his memory and this is where the schools today destroy the
creativity and will to study of the student. His/her capabilities
were now limited to the things he/she can
remember and not by what they are capable of.
life is not a race but in a society we live in , life has became a race
where the schools are now the host who want their publicity by
good students and the ones need help are talked about
nowhere… but then comes the masterstroke where these students own a
million dollar company and the “excellent” ones are the employees.
The Exotic Fact
10th October 2021
fact yet to be cleared ,
leaving us with a question mark of what is it ,
how did it form , how is it still having such
powerful effect and most importantly why does
it leave scientists puzzled as well as anxious about it.
This is the fact of the Bermuda Triangle .
it is in the western
part of the north Atlantic ocean.
Also known as devil’s triangle ,
it is a place of never returning
for human race. we have always heard
about the airplane that flew over it but
neither reached the destination nor
was retrieved. This left the scientist
clueless. Another major incident took place
with a cargo ship whose captain’s SOS call was
recorded. It said that they were heading through
a tremendous storm with massive waves and need
help. later nobody knows where it went.
In the present days we are getting news
that this took place because of large
amount of magnetically active rocks
forming its bed , hence attracting all
the metal towards it . But this leaves
a question on why the storms were formed
which the researchers answered by saying
it due to excess amount of methane .
This indicates towards four major things
1) magnetic rock bed is the reason.
2) methane release there in an excess
3) both of them exist
4) some alien activity
The answers are yet unknown and we all
should’nt probably give a thought of visiting it.
A Thought in the Wilderness
10th October 2021
Giving a thought in the most neglected region of the human race or possibly a thought on what Stephen Hawking could have proved to us . Yes this is the theory of a parallel universe. W still believe that it is a hypothetical situation with no scientific proofs but the same we thought for the black hole whose existence was proved by Hawkins before his death. So what is exactly a parallel universe and what makes scientists so anxious about it. Well its because its theories show that in this universe time runs backward. who knows maybe a zebra crossing the road at a human crossing… or humans actually keeping the environment clear… probably. It is known as a parallel universe for the existence of its parallel dimensions which makes it hard for us to discover it with the current technological know how . It still lies in the box of the most entangled thoughts of anyone.
Vision of an Artist
10th October 2021
An Artist have a very different vision of life. unlike us an Artist will not be bothered of what others think because all he care about is to link itself wit the supreme positive energy . An Artist will have a vision which we cannot see a vision which sees the reason of who we are and why we are here . An Artist knows… An Artist always knows how to drive his aura into something positive , can drive his energy into something non living making it the “some thing” that provides us peace making us rich with an ultimate positive energy . undefined Lets go with a guitarist . A person , an artist who drives his positivity on the man made and inanimate cords of the guitar for his own joy and satisfaction but end up making an infinite positive energy flow through the audience , each beat lifting the tempo of the positive wavering inside the audience and ultimately establishing shatterproof link with the soul and the ultimate driving force in them . Recognising the artist inside us will eventually help us stay stress free and positive that too almost in every situation . especially in this infuriating pandemic and lockdown span .
The Alien Invasion
10th October 2021
We have been seeing movies and also been reading books about aliens invading the Earth.. Moreover all of us have at least played one video game depicting that a hero is fighting from scary creatures and saving everyone and so on… So what are basically aliens and why is everyone so afraid of them visiting us. All of us know about dictators who were cruel beyond limit and found their satisfaction in the suffering of innocents. In the same way we imagine that if aliens visit us , they shall also treat us the same way the dictators did but without any communication with them how are we so sure about it. The Pentagon , USA recently published its confirm report on spotting a UFO ( Unidentified Flying Object ). During the pandemic era it was another overrated news being aired but deep down all of us had a thought that if its true then we can face another trouble apart from the virus but we never gave a thought that they could just be an evolved version of us did we… Still not confirmed weather an alien invasion can be helpful or devastating as hell. Feel free to share your thought on this in the comments . I believe it would be amazing if aliens visit us.


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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is not a programming language; it is a markup language used to tell
your browser how to structure the web pages you visit. It can be as complicated or as simple as the
web developer wishes it to be. HTML consists of a series of elements, which you use to enclose,
wrap, or mark up different parts of the content to make it appear or act a certain way. The
enclosing tags can make a bit of content into a hyperlink to link to another page on the web,
italicize words, and so on. For example, take the following line of content:
My cat is very grumpy
If we wanted the line to stand by itself, we could specify that it is a paragraph by enclosing it in
a paragraph (p) element:
My cat is very grumpy
Anatomy of an HTML element
Let's explore our paragraph element a bit further:
My cat is very grumpy
The main parts of our element are:
- The opening tag: This consists of the name of the element (in this case, p), wrapped in opening
and closing angle brackets. This states where the element begins or starts to take effect — in
this case where the start of the paragraph is.
- The closing tag: This is the same as the opening tag, except that it includes a forward slash
before the element name. This states where the element ends — in this case where the end of the
paragraph is. Failing to include a closing tag is a common beginner error and can lead to
strange results.
- The content: This is the content of the element, which in this case is just text.
- The element: The opening tag plus the closing tag plus the content equals the element.
Elements can also have attributes, which look like this:
My cat is very grumpy
Attributes contain extra information about the element that you don't want to appear in the actual
content. In this case, the class attribute allows you to give the element an identifying name, that
can be used later to target the element with style information and other things.
An attribute should have:
- A space between it and the element name (or the previous attribute, if the element already has
one or more attributes).
- The attribute name, followed by an equal sign.
- An attribute value, with opening and closing quote marks wrapped around it.
Anatomy of an HTML document
That wraps up the basics of individual HTML elements, but they aren't very useful on their own. Now
we'll look at how individual elements are combined to form an entire HTML page:
My test page
This is my page
Here we have:
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< !DOCTYPE html>: The doctype. In the mists of time, when HTML was young (about 1991/2),
doctypes were meant to act as links to a set of rules that the HTML page had to follow to be
considered good HTML, which could mean automatic error checking and other useful things.
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< html>
< /html>: The < html> element. This element wraps all the content on the entire page, and is
sometimes known as the root element.
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< head>
< /head>: The < head> element. This element acts as a container for all the stuff you want
to include on the HTML page, that isn't the content you are showing to your page's
viewers. This includes things like keywords and a page description that you want to
appear in search results, CSS to style our content, character set declarations, and
more.
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< meta charset="utf-8">: This element specifies the character set for your document to UTF-8,
which includes most characters from the vast majority of human written languages.
Essentially, it can now handle any textual content you might put on it. There is no reason
not to set this, and it can help avoid some problems later.
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< title>
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when you bookmark/favorite it.
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users when they visit your page, whether that's text, images, videos, games,
playable audio tracks, or whatever else.
Entity references: Including special characters in HTML
In HTML, the characters <,>,",' and & are special characters. They are parts of the HTML syntax
itself, so how do you include one of these characters in your text? For example, if you really
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We have to use character references — special codes that represent characters, and can be used in
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| DOSE: |
10 mg |
oral |
2C-P |
(powder / crystals) |
This is truly an incredible substance. I feel compelled to submit a report about it. This is my first experience with 2C-P. Previous experience includes 2C-I, 2C-E, Amphetamines(Adderall),Dextromethorphan(DXM), Alcohol, Marijuana, Diphenhydramine(high dose), and synthetic cannabinoids.
I had taken 20mg 2C-I two days prior to this. Nothing else recently.
T+0:00
Measured out 10mg(liquid measurement) with friend, who takes 2C-I instead. We're feeling nervous(my first 2C-P experience and his first psychedelic experience) but very excited. We both take our doses at 12:18AM.
T+2:30
I feel different somehow. The phenethylamine 'chemical taste' rises from my throat, along with a strange mental cloud that makes things a bit more confusing/significant. Watching my friend play Battlefield 3 is more interesting than it should be.
T+5:00
The madness is slowly overtaking me. Everything is hilarious. A VERY pleasant stimulation/body orgasm feeling is rising.  The game is far more intense than it usually is. Our sniper duels felt on par with Star Wars lightsaber battles.
T+6:00
Things have nearly peaked for me at this point.When I close my eyes in between matches, I can see the game in 3d in my head playing out in various ways. At first it's pretty close to the actual game, but it becomes more surreal with each passing moment. Headshots play and rewind at rapid speed.Characters morph and do very strange things(running in strange directions with strange movements, having psychedelic lock on, headshots spurting rainbows instead of blood, etc). It barely resembles what it was at first. Colors are everywhere.
T+6:30-9:00
I've lost interest in playing the game, as things have gotten quite intense by now and I'm feeling a need to listen to music. This is where things get truly interesting. Before I listen to music, a voice that I identify as 'The Universe' from previous trips asks me 'Are you ready?' Over and over in various tones/directions with subtle differences in meaning each time it is said. It is clear this will be intense. I reply 'Yeesss, I'm ready and prepared to accept your gifts Universe.
'Gooood' the Universe replies, again with various direction/meanings/tones.
I put on my headphones and listened to some Dubstep. I immediately become lost in the beats with eyes closed. My hands were near my hips, palms were faced upward with fingers postured boldly. When my thoughts drifted towards my hands, I began to see many other hands all with the same upwards position, as if ready to catch something. 'Are you ready for your first lesson?' Several voices asked. 'Yes, please.' A moment after I accepted, a crystal ball covered and filled with cryptic symbols/sacred geometry appeared in one of the hands. Each time a certain beat in the music would take place, the ball was tossed from one random hand to the other.
Often landing in my hands, which I instinctively knew to continue with the cycle, tossing it gentely into another random hand. I began to think deeply: 'What is this ball?' 'Time' 'Tiiimmmeee' 'Tiiihhmmmee' several voices replied. I was then shown that time repeats itself in an infinite loop of random circumstances, but it was also critical to understand that that ball of time ends up in the same hand, quite often in fact. In a similar way, everything that has been, is, and will be will always exist on some plane of existence, and we will find ourselves alive again, perhaps even with the exact same circumstances as now.
After this rather profound insight(similar to other people's psychedelic insights), the Universe spoke again: 'Are you ready for the next lesson?', 'Well of course!' I said, giddely and still blown away by what just happened.
'Look at the floor.' I obeyed. The carpet breathed and crawled in random directions. 'Do you see that?' Many voices questioned. 'That is how infinite I am.' With this spoken I realized that we could literally be the most microscopic spec on the face of the Universal carpet, and that it in fact, did not have an end. Once I understood this, many voices chimed in: 'yeeesss yesss yeees...'
Astounded that I was being so immersed in something so insane(2c-e had given me similar visions/ideas with the same Universe entity, but they weren't nearly as observable/intense. It was mostly recreational), I merrily listened to/watched several videos on Youtube. The first one I remember watching is 'The Trippiest Video Ever,' which showed me that the Universe is a part of every living being. Even if we don't recognize or ignore the Universe's beckoning, it is useless to resist, as it has complete control over all living things and is in fact all living things itself. Many videos after this only backed that up.
I took off my headphones and leaned against my friend's bed, ready to meditate deeply. I crossed my legs, closed my eyes, and did many flowing things with my hands. After I felt I was ready, I asked 'What is suffering?' Visions of dying infants, extremely depressed people(from loneliness and various other reasons), and gore passed in front of me. 'It's something I don't liikkee..' The Universe spoke. 'That's why I wish for you to be my connoisseur, and spread your newly found knowledge as best you can. Psychedelics are the next step in your species' evolution, and that is the key to what will bring happiness and prosperity to your world.' 'How can I possibly share this knowledge with enough people to make a difference?' 'Make an Erowid report, tell trusted friends, any way you can. You yourself don't have to be or can be the only source of this knowledge. Many others across the globe spread my message.'
After this, I was content with what meditating had brought me, so I went back to the computer.
Quite randomly I became very aroused, and proceeded to have a wank(my friend was in another room trying to sleep[unsuccesfully] at this point), for a lack of a less crude term. Pornography was quite intense, and immensely pleasurable on every part of the body. After climaxing, I became hyper aware that I had no one to share such pleasures with. The love of my life had gotten away from me in a tragic and overwhelming series of cirtumstances, and I felt the immense pressure to find a partner. I picked a random Infected Mushroom song(Smashing The Opponent) to try to wash this feeling away. Eyes closed, the main lyrics were profoundly important, and seemed to be spoken by the Universe itself. It took over my body, and over and over, my lips synched with the words:
'Smack me again
And I can't believe it's true.
Smashing the opponent (me, the rival of the one who has her now[long story])
Was not my intention to do..
Neither did you..
Foresee such an outcome,
To this unnecessary ending(my last relationship/nearly lifelong depression built up to crushing levels at the current time).
I wish I could retrace all my steps..
And erase my mistakes..
With you.
IIIIIII wanted to say:
You shouldn't suffer this way!
IIIIII wanted to say:
I hope I can take it awayyyyyyyyy!
Tempt me again and I will forget the truth (not exactly sure how this relates yet)
Backing your decision.. (decision to start the relationship)
Was something I neglected to do..
Even for you.
If you feeeeeel rage…To strike me with revenge,
I will be standing right here.
Waiting without fear.
For you (with love).
IIIII wanted to say:
You shouldn't suffer this way!
I wanted to say:
I hope I can take it awwwaaaaayyyyyyy!'
Throughout this song(keeping in mind I was 'possessed' by the Universe), ancient and POWERFUL cosmic energies filled with sincerity flew out of my mouth and surrounded me like a Dragon Ball Z aura, expressing how deeply troubled it is by my troubles, and the troubles of everyone else, which it very much wants to make up for. This was intensely sad. By the time the song had finished my Universe posessed body had multicolored tears(though I wasn't actually crying) flowing down my face. At the same time, waves of euphoria and relief flooded over the sadness. I then thought 'How/where am I going to find some one?' In front of me I saw the Earth spinning quite fast, and spots all over the world pinged like radar. It came to mind then that I would be getting many chances to travel soon, and the Universe showed me a 'there's plenty of fish in the sea' idea/vision in a profound way that immediately lifted my spirits into the clouds.
T+ 9:00+
After this series of profound insights, the Universe told me that all the lessons I needed to learn from this trip have been taught. The time spent from now until I finally came down was just a jumble of dancing, getting lost in Shplongle, short walks, and generally just enjoying my time with the effects. The Universe often would re-reflect the lessons I had learned throughout my fun time. I finally got to sleep at around midnight.
This was the most interesting, powerful, and enlightening experience I've ever had. I had no nausea, no significantly higher heart rate, and minor muscle tension throughout. I can easily see how this could be too intense and become frightening for some people. Definitely should be worked up to. To me, it's hard to believe these lessons are real using my usual realist mindset. I can't tell if it's truly divine knowledge or if I was just tripping BALLS. It has certainly opened my mind to accept more possibilities, and has re-solidified the notion that we humans know VERY little in the grand scheme of things.It has also (along with the use of other 2C-X's) nearly cured my depression. Every trip helps more and more. I hope that science may one day prove these lessons to be true or false, though I won't be around to see it(or maybe I will if it is true). Either way, I've done my part for now. Have safe trips, friends!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Recursive:
GNU's Not Unix
Factory:
ZWEI Was EINE Is Not Emacs Initially
Output:
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(Emacs: )
Triangular Emacs:
ZEe
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Fibonacci's Infinite S of Sequence of I S
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Posts will be listed by years in Archive
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Post will be listed by categories in Category
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Post will be listed by tags in Tags
page:
You can put your PGP
publickey in Contact
page:
Now you have a 404
page and it will jump back to index
page itself:
If you add finshed: true
in your post header, then an EOF
container will show under your post like this:
Or it will show TBC
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How to use
Star it, fork it, and download it.
Change the settings in _config.yml
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Easy, right?
If you wanna do more, then change whatever you want. But first, you should know what you are doing.
If you make all codes a mess, do not worry, just come back and download again.
Have fun.
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License
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| DOSE: |
repeated |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
[Erowid Note: Some authors report suspicions that their cannabis has been 'laced' (adulterated), in some cases presumably with PCP. While this is possible, readers should be aware that idiosyncratic response to the effects of cannabis (usually higher doses) can lead some users to presume their cannabis has been 'laced'. There is no way to know if the cannabis in the report below was adulterated or not.]
It was just another night...
I was an average Smoker (pot) and what else was there to do on a Friday night? we all gathered at our usual spot and heard about this little get together our friend was having.
Our friend R had rolled a significantly large joint...he passed it to me and said 'dont put your lips on it, just pull right by the end'. I ignored him and took what was one of the harshest hits ever. I sat there blowing out smoke for what seemed like an hour. We packed 2 bowls which went around until they were done, and then repacked. All of a sudden I feel uneasy, I'm observing people, and it seems im the only one who is affected so strangely.
 I then started to feel the cold air entering my lungs and hot air rushing out, I sat there noticing the rapid heartbeat which made me more uneasy, my friend was having the same experience, gripping his seat he said 'I have to leave now'.
I decided to take a walk, as we were walking I notice the sidewalk seems to be melting away with every step, as if it's avoiding my feet, now faces seem to be appearing in the grooves of the sidewalk...I'm fucked! I look straight ahead and reassure myself that if I act in control, I will be...We get to the store on the corner and everything around me is insignificant, I can't feel I think I said to myself. We take a shortcut to my house and the trees and train tracks left an erie feeling in the air.
The wierdest thing was...I dont know WHY we went to my house. It was a destination, and I didn't want to pass out in a strangers house.  As my mother is lecturing me and my friend on our stupidity, all I see is object hovering, I look over at my lamp, and then over at my mother again, but the image of my mother isn't there, its still the image of the side of the room.
We decide to hit the sack, but everytime I'd fall asleep I'd wake up short of breath, as if I was running in my sleep. The next thing I know, I woke up, happy to be alive and quite stoned, I stumble to my feet to get food.
This was the start of the end of my days with drugs. To this day, it is a very vivid memory.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
This subtle, mellow stew is often cooked in Indian people’s homes and is great for the whole family. It shows how simple dishes of European origin have been adapted and adopted into the cuisine of the subcontinent. As an alternative to lamb, I urge you to try mutton – ask your butcher to source meat approved by the Mutton Renaissance Club. The dish can be easily cooked in a pressure cooker or in the oven, while you get on with life – adjust the timings accordingly.
Place the prepared lamb or mutton into a casserole dish that has a tight-fitting lid. Add the cinnamon, cloves and peppercorns, and enough cold water to just cover the meat. Cover the pan tightly (line the edge of the lid in aluminium foil to increase the tightness if necessary). Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to low and simmer for 30 minutes.
Partly uncover the pan, allowing steam to escape and the liquid to reduce, and continue to simmer on the lowest heat for a further hour.
In a separate pan, heat the oil and cook the onions gently until soft, giving them a good seasoning of salt. Add the flour to the onions and stir for 3–4 minutes, or until the flour is absorbed into the oil and is cooked.
Add the onion mixture to the meat pan and mix well. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to low and simmer for 10–15 minutes, stirring, until well combined and thickened. Add the coconut milk and simmer for a further 30 minutes, stirring frequently. Check the texture of the lamb or mutton: it will go from being quite hard to very tender quite suddenly; this is the point at which the stew is ready.
When the meat is tender add the cooked potatoes, and simmer for a minute until the potatoes are warmed through. Taste and adjust the seasoning if necessary. Serve with crusty bread and some vegetables.


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This space will eventually be home to different projects and things that I want to share. But for now have these pictures of my cats.
About this space
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This space will eventually be home to different projects and things that I want to share. But for now have these pictures of my cats.


Lesson 2: Types of Communication
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate knowledge about the role of language in human communication;
- Identify the types of communication in relation to communication mode, context and purpose and style;
- Differentiate verbal, non-verbal, and visual communication and their sub-forms;
- Identify the differences among interpersonal, extended, organizational, intercultural communication;
- Explain the differences between formal and informal communication;
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of different communication types.
What is Communication
Communication
The exchange of thoughts, ideas, concepts, and views between and among two or more people.
Context
The circumstance or environment in which communication takes place, which may include the following: the physical or actual setting, the value positions of a speaker/listener, and the relevance or appropriateness of a message conveyed.
Classifications of Communication
According to:
- Communication Mode
- Context
- Purpose and Style
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Types of communication according to MODE
- Verbal and Non-verbal
- The blending of these two types is effective in communication.
- Rather than just speaking, it is effective to also use the non-verbal code through a handshake, an approving facial expression, and a kind of disposition or character.
- Visual Communication
- It uses visuals to convey information and/or messages.
- Examples are signs, symbols, imagery, maps, graphs, chart, diagrams, pictograms, photos, drawings or illustrations and even various forms of electronic communication.
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Types of communication according to CONTEXT
- Intrapersonal Communication
- The latin prefix 'intra-' means within or inside .
- It means talking to oneself.
- Some label it as self or inner talk, inner monologue, or inner dialogue.
- Interpersonal communication
- As opposed to 'intra' , the latin prefix 'inter-' means between , among , and together .
- An interactive exchange takes place.
- May occur in dyads or small groups.
- Interpersonal
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A communication situation if it is meant to establish or deepen one's relationship with others.
- Transactional
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A communication situation where the objective is to achieve something at the end of the conversation.
- Extended Communication
- It involves the use of electronic media.
- It includes tele, audio, or phone conferencing, video conferencing, Skype calls, etc.
- Public in nature.
- Organizational communication
- Communication plays in organizational context.
- Organizations comprise individuals who work for the company.
- A system of communication should be put in place for an organization to be successfull.
Four approaches of formal structure
- Downward Communication
- Flows from upper to lower positions.
- Upward Communication
- Bottom-up.
- Subordinates send communications to their superior/boses.
- Horizontal Communication
- Lateral in approach.
- Takes place among people belonging to the same level but coming from different departments or units.
- Crosswire Communication
- Diagonal in nature.
- Employees from different units or departments working at various levels communicate with each other.
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Organizational Communication
- Organizational Culture
- The culture of each organization.
- Based on the organization's history and development.
- Develop its own core values, vision and mission statements, goals, and objectives.
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- Intercultural Communication
- Communication between or among people having different linguistic, religious, ethnic, social, and professional backgrounds.
- It is important not to be judgemental or to rush into interpretations as cultures sometimes vary enormously.
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Types of communication according to PURPOSE AND STYLE
- Formal Communication
- Employs formal language delivered orally or in written forms.
- To inform, to entertain, and to persuade.
- Informal Communication
- Does not employ formal language.
- Involves personal and ordinary conversations with friends family members or acquaintances.


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At least 7 die, 25 hurt in Bangladesh gas pipeline explosion
by The Associated PressDHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — At least seven people were killed and another 25 injured after a gas pipeline exploded in southeastern Bangladesh on Sunday, police said.
The explosion at Patharghata area in Chittagong district collapsed portions of a boundary wall of a nearby building, local police chief Mohammed Mohsin said.
He said at least 25 people were hospitalized and firefighters joined the rescue operation.
It was not immediately clear what caused the explosion. News reports said the road in front of the explosion site was busy with people and tricycle rickshaws. A boundary wall fell on the people on the road.
The explosion took place when residents were preparing for the day’s work in the morning, Mohsin said.
Chittagong is 216 kilometers (134 miles) southeast of the capital, Dhaka.
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Gecode::Iter::Ranges::ScaleDown< I > Class Template Reference
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Inherits Gecode::Iter::Ranges::MinMax.
Detailed Description
template<class I>
class Gecode::Iter::Ranges::ScaleDown< I >
Range iterator for pointwise division by a positive integer.
Definition at line 99 of file ranges-scale.icc.
Constructors and initialization | |
| ScaleDown (void) | |
| Default constructor. | |
| ScaleDown (I &i, int a) | |
| Initialize with ranges from i and scale factor a. | |
| void | init (I &i, int a) |
| Initialize with ranges from i and scale factor a. | |
Iteration control | |
| void | operator++ (void) |
| Move iterator to next range (if possible). | |
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| I | i |
| Iterator to be scaled down. | |
| int | a |
| Divide by this factor. |
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template<class I>
| Gecode::Iter::Ranges::ScaleDown< I >::ScaleDown | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
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| Gecode::Iter::Ranges::ScaleDown< I >::ScaleDown | ( | I & | i, | |
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| void Gecode::Iter::Ranges::ScaleDown< I >::init | ( | I & | i, | |
| int | a | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class I>
| void Gecode::Iter::Ranges::ScaleDown< I >::operator++ | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
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Below I create a code example where I plant a region containing 5% of the points and make this region anomalous. Inside of the region 80% of the points are from the red set while outside of the region 50% of the points are red. We would like to recover this planted region by using the max_halfplane scanning algorithm.
In [7]:
import pyscan
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import random
def get_coord(i, lst):
return [pt[i] for pt in lst]
# l = (a, b, c) where ax + by + c = 0 => (-ax -c) / b = y
def f(mr, x):
l = mr.get_coords()
return -(x * l[0] + l[2]) / l[1]
def plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, eps):
n = np.rint(1 / eps)
s = np.rint(1 / (2 * eps * eps))
# create a region containing 5% of the points. Inside of this region points are more likely to be red.
#print(get_coord(1, red))
_, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(16, 12))
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, red), get_coord(1, red), marker=".", c="r")
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, blue), get_coord(1, blue), marker=".", c="b")
net = pyscan.my_sample(red, n) + pyscan.my_sample(blue, n)
red_s = pyscan.my_sample(red, s)
blue_s = pyscan.my_sample(blue, s)
approx_region, _ = pyscan.max_halfplane(net, red_s, blue_s, pyscan.KULLDORF)
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, net), get_coord(1, net), marker="x", c="k")
ax.plot([0, 1], [f(max_region, 0), f(max_region, 1)], c="k", linewidth=4.0)
ax.plot([0, 1], [f(approx_region, 0), f(approx_region, 1)], c="g", linewidth=4.0)
plt.xlim([0, 1])
plt.ylim([0, 1])
plt.axis('off')
plt.show()
We can plant a region that roughly cuts the point set in half and set two different halfs to be radically different. One side will have 90% percent red and the the other side 90% blue. The cutting region is in black.
In [8]:
pts = [pyscan.WPoint(1.0, random.random(), random.random(), 1.0) for i in range(400)]
red, blue, max_region = pyscan.plant_halfplane(pts, .5, .1, .9)
_, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(16, 12))
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, red), get_coord(1, red), marker=".", c="r")
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, blue), get_coord(1, blue), marker=".", c="b")
ax.plot([0, 1], [f(max_region, 0), f(max_region, 1)], c="k", linewidth=4.0)
ax.set_xlim([0, 1])
ax.set_ylim([0, 1])
plt.axis('off')
plt.show()
As we use a larger sample size we get better and better results. The algorithm will subsample the data based on an error parameter called \(\varepsilon\). There will be two samples uses in the algorithm one of size \(O(1/\varepsilon)\) and another of size \(O(1/\varepsilon^2)\). If we do not set \(\varepsilon\) to be small enough we will not recover the region. Below I steadily decrease \(\varepsilon\) and therefore increase the sample sizes. The small x markers define the regions that we scan. At first we will not recover the anomalous region.
In [11]:
plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .2)
plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .1)
In the above example we found the halfplane rather easily, but we can devise much more complicated situations where the region is much harder to recover.
In [14]:
# generate some random points
pts = [pyscan.WPoint(1.0, random.random(), random.random(), 1.0) for i in range(10000)]
red, blue, max_region = pyscan.plant_halfplane(pts, .05, .5, .8)
_, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(18, 12))
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, red), get_coord(1, red), marker=".", c="r")
ax.scatter(get_coord(0, blue), get_coord(1, blue), marker=".", c="b")
ax.plot([0, 1], [f(max_region, 0), f(max_region, 1)], c="k", linewidth=4.0)
ax.set_xlim([0, 1])
ax.set_ylim([0, 1])
plt.axis('off')
plt.show()
Now we are scanning a point set with 10000 points and the region is much smaller and less anomalous.
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plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .2)
plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .1)
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plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .05)
Around .025 we get start getting very close to recovering the region and at .01 we almost perfectly recover it.
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plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .025)
plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .01)
We can plant a different where 60% of the points are from the anomalous red set and leave the baseline set at 50/50. This makes the region much harder to recover.
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red, blue, max_region = pyscan.plant_halfplane(pts, .05, .5, .6)
_, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(16, 12))
plt.scatter(get_coord(0, red), get_coord(1, red), marker=".", c="r")
plt.scatter(get_coord(0, blue), get_coord(1, blue), marker=".", c="b")
plt.plot([0, 1], [f(max_region, 0), f(max_region, 1)], c="k", linewidth=4.0)
plt.xlim([0, 1])
plt.ylim([0, 1])
plt.axis("off")
plt.show()
We now fail to recover the region with the earlier parameters that were able to recover the region.
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plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .025)
Increasing the error paramter even more allows us to again recover the region.
In [27]:
plot_plane(red, blue, max_region, .005)


This isn't normal remote working life.
Matt Trask • April 22, 2020
Read Time: 4 mins
lifeOk look. I have worked remotely since last August (2019). In that time, I saw the world go from what was considered normal to normal being oblierated and completely set back. Every blog under the sun is taking this chance to come up with their list of hot tips on how to be successful during this time.  This isn't a normal time. Nothing about what we are doing is normal right now. So why should we pretend that it is? Is this a new normal? Maybe. We can't call it a new normal because what tomorrow brings is uncertainty, when in the past we could reasonably predict what tomorrow would bring.
As an employer
As an employer, manager, lead, whatever position of power you might have you can help do a few things.
- Reenforce you understand this is a weird time.
- Allow your people some grace and space.

These three things can take you a good long way. If you are feeling extra generous in a time of uncertainty, offer to buy team members lunch one day. Doesn't have to be all at once, but its a nice gesture that can remove more stress than you would think it does.
Its important to remember that pretty much all of the social structures we have as humans are gone. We can't go to a coffee shop with a friend, grab lunch with our partner, or meet for a happy hour drink with coworkers. Even lunch is a big deal now. We have to be better at planning our grocery trips and if we do order lunch, every dollar spent is calculated out now as a risk, and also we calculate which local business it will do the most good at. Our minds are overburdened by thoughts we once took for granted. Add on children and a spouse at home, and you have a recipe for madness. Kids being out of physical school, themselves navigating remote learning, is a challenge if there arent enough workspaces to go around.
Keep in mind, that when someone makes a transition to remote work full time, there is planning involved. Things like which room becomes a dedicated office are talked about; what things will be purchased such as a desk, a chair, etc. People who turned into remote workers overnight in the past month didn't get this choice and they have to make due with what they have.
All this to be said: no one is doing their best work right now. Even the people who were remote prior to this situation are struggling. I know I am. There are good days where I crank out pull requests and there are days where I can't really point to any tangible progress.
The point to all of this: we all need a little more room to breathe. Let us.
As an employee
First and foremost: be honest with yourself and your team. We are all having good days and bad days. If you are having a bad day, say something. We will understand and we want to help, because then when its someone else's turn for a bad day you can be there to help them. When this is over, we will remember the people who helped when it was roughest for us.
If you can, carve out an area in your home that is your workspace. Treat it like your office you commute to. If you need to trick yourself, take a quick walk outside and put on the music/book/podcast you commute to. Put on real clothes too. Sure its nice to wear gym shorts all day, but putting on clothes can help your brain recognize its time to work.
If you are in a senior role, reach out to those on the team who you think might be struggling. Just say hey, and have a friendly conversation. Don't bring up the world that is currently on fire, but just talk and be a friend. A lot of people went from extroverted and out with friends to being a shut in.
One thing that has helped me during this is that I keep a note in Bear (a note taking app for Mac) where I put any and all compliments I get at work. When I feel myself getting down, I look at that and it reminds me that I am worth more than what my mind thinks I am and there is positive things going on.
Final Thoughts
I know the cliche is "we are in this together" and obvoiusly we are.   It ok to admit "no, I'm not doing ok" when someone asks how things are. The more vulnerable we allow ourselves to be, the more true we are to those around us. The more true we are, the more resilient we become to adversity and difficulty.


Tesla's Musk, Greenlight's Einhorn taunt each other on Twitter
by ReutersTesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk and noted short-seller David Einhorn mocked each other in open letters published on Twitter on Friday, trading barbs clothed in polite language.
Einhorn on October 30 had told his investors at Greenlight Capital that his fund had lost money on Tesla. Greenlight bet against the electric carmaker, and shares rose in the second quarter.
Still, he told investors that Tesla “appears to continue to spin positive PR ahead of the safety and fair treatment of its customers.”
Musk, who has a history of being playful on Twitter, began an exchange by posting an open letter on Twitter addressing Einhorn as “Dear Mr. Unicorn (fabulous name btw)”. Einhorn means unicorn in German.
Musk further added that Einhorn made numerous “false allegations” against Tesla and offered “sympathies” for a drop in assets under management.
“It is understandable that you wish to save face with your investors, given the losses you suffered from Tesla’s successful third quarter, especially since you’ve had several down years in performance and a sharp drop in assets under management from $15 billion to $5 billion,” Musk wrote.
Einhorn responded with an open letter on Twitter, asking the billionaire entrepreneur to be specific about false statements so that Greenlight could correct them.
“By continually changing the narrative and narrowly averting crisis after crisis, you certainly have kept it interesting,” Einhorn said.
Einhorn said his hedge fund and Tesla had “some similarities and some differences”.
“We both struggled last year. However, a key difference is that Greenlight’s business has generated real profits for our investors since we began in 1996,” Einhorn said.
Greenlight Capital first rose to prominence for making a prescient call on Lehman Brothers’ accounting troubles before the firm’s collapse.
Last year, it compared Tesla to Lehman and earlier this year said the company appeared to be “on the brink” of failure.
Investors in the past have shown impatience with Tesla’s failures to meet financial and production targets. The carmaker, however, put some concerns to rest after delivering a surprise profit in its third quarter.
Musk invited Einhorn to meet him and tour Tesla’s facilities to learn about the company’s progress.
“Finally, please allow us to send you a small gift of short shorts to help you through this difficult time,” Musk said, signing off as “Treelon Musk.”
Einhorn welcomed the offer to learn more about Tesla.
“I think facility visits would be fun (can we start in Buffalo?). I might learn the difference between your alien dreadnought factory and cars made by hand in a tent.”


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