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Proton DotNet
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Base transport interface which defines the API of a wire level IO transport used by the client. More...
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| void | Close () |
| Initiates an orderly close of the transport. More... | |
| ITransport | Connect (string address, int port) |
| Initiates the IO level connect that will trigger IO events in the transport event loop based on the outcome. More... | |
| ITransport | Write (IProtonBuffer buffer, Action writeCompleteAction) |
| Queues the given buffer for write using this transport and registers a completion action that will be triggered when the write is actually performed. More... | |
| ITransport | TransportReadHandler (Action< ITransport, IProtonBuffer > readHandler) |
| Configures the read handler used to process incoming bytes that are read by this transport. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop. More... | |
| ITransport | TransportConnectedHandler (Action< ITransport > connectedHandler) |
| Configures the async connected handler that is called when a transport creates a successful connection to the remote. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop. More... | |
| ITransport | TransportConnectFailedHandler (Action< ITransport, Exception > connectFailedHandler) |
| Configures the async connected handler that is called when a transport fails to connect to a remote. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop. More... | |
| ITransport | TransportDisconnectedHandler (Action< ITransport > disconnectedHandler) |
| Configures the async disconnected handler that is called when a transport experiences a loss of connectivity with the remote. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop. More... | |
Properties | |
| IEventLoop | EventLoop [get] |
| Returns the event loop that this transport is registered against, the event loop should never have its lifetime linked to a transport as the client connection will use a single event loop for the duration of its lifetime. More... | |
| string | Host [get] |
| Returns the originally provided host address this transport was given in the connect method. Returns null if connect was not yet called. More... | |
| int | Port [get] |
| Returns the this transport was given or a default that was used in the connect method. Returns -1 if connect was not yet called. More... | |
| EndPoint | EndPoint [get] |
| Returns the endpoint that his transport connects to. More... | |
| IPrincipal | LocalPrincipal [get] |
| Returns a local principal that was created following successful SSL handshaking with the remote. Before a handshake or in the case of non-SSL transport types this method returns null. More... | |
Base transport interface which defines the API of a wire level IO transport used by the client.
| void Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.Close | ( | ) |
Initiates an orderly close of the transport.
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
| ITransport Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.Connect | ( | string | address, |
| int | port | ||
| ) |
Initiates the IO level connect that will trigger IO events in the transport event loop based on the outcome.
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
| ITransport Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.TransportConnectedHandler | ( | Action< ITransport > | connectedHandler | ) |
Configures the async connected handler that is called when a transport creates a successful connection to the remote. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop.
| connectedHandler | Handler that is invoked on connect |
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
| ITransport Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.TransportConnectFailedHandler | ( | Action< ITransport, Exception > | connectFailedHandler | ) |
Configures the async connected handler that is called when a transport fails to connect to a remote. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop.
| connectedHandler | Handler that is invoked on connect failure |
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
| ITransport Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.TransportDisconnectedHandler | ( | Action< ITransport > | disconnectedHandler | ) |
Configures the async disconnected handler that is called when a transport experiences a loss of connectivity with the remote. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop.
| connectedHandler | Handler that is invoked on disconnect |
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
| ITransport Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.TransportReadHandler | ( | Action< ITransport, IProtonBuffer > | readHandler | ) |
Configures the read handler used to process incoming bytes that are read by this transport. The handler is always invoked within the registered event loop.
| readHandler | Handler that is invoked on read |
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
| ITransport Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.ITransport.Write | ( | IProtonBuffer | buffer, |
| Action | writeCompleteAction | ||
| ) |
Queues the given buffer for write using this transport and registers a completion action that will be triggered when the write is actually performed.
| buffer | The buffer to write |
| writeCompleteAction | optional action to be performed |
Implemented in Apache.Qpid.Proton.Client.Transport.TcpTransport.
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Returns the endpoint that his transport connects to.
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Returns the event loop that this transport is registered against, the event loop should never have its lifetime linked to a transport as the client connection will use a single event loop for the duration of its lifetime.
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Returns the originally provided host address this transport was given in the connect method. Returns null if connect was not yet called.
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Returns a local principal that was created following successful SSL handshaking with the remote. Before a handshake or in the case of non-SSL transport types this method returns null.
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Returns the this transport was given or a default that was used in the connect method. Returns -1 if connect was not yet called.


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Fits the Bass Diffusion model. In particular, fits an observed curve of proportions of adopters to \(F(t)\), the proportion of adopters at time \(t\), finding the corresponding coeficients \(p\), Innovation rate, and \(q\), imitation rate.
fitbass(dat, ...) # S3 method for diffnet fitbass(dat, ...) # S3 method for default fitbass(dat, ...) # S3 method for diffnet_bass plot(x, y = 1:length(x$m$lhs()), add = FALSE, pch = c(21, 24), main = "Bass Diffusion Model", ylab = "Proportion of adopters", xlab = "Time", type = c("b", "b"), lty = c(2, 1), col = c("black", "black"), bg = c("lightblue", "gray"), include.legend = TRUE, ...) bass_F(Time, p, q) bass_dF(p, q, Time) bass_f(Time, p, q)
| dat | Either a diffnet object, or a numeric vector. Observed cumulative proportion of adopters. |
|---|---|
| ... | Further arguments passed to the method. |
| x | An object of class |
| y | Integer vector. Time (label). |
| add | Passed to |
| pch | Passed to |
| main | Passed to |
| ylab | Character scalar. Label of the |
| xlab | Character scalar. Label of the |
| type | Passed to |
| lty | Passed to |
| col | Passed to |
| bg | Passed to |
| include.legend | Logical scalar. When |
| Time | Integer vector with values greater than 0. The \(t\) parameter. |
| p | Numeric scalar. Coefficient of innovation. |
| q | Numeric scalar. Coefficient of imitation. |
An object of class nls
and diffnet_bass
. For more
details, see nls
in the stats package.
The function fits the bass model with parameters \([p, q]\) for values \(t = 1, 2, \dots, T\), in particular, it fits the following function:
$$ F(t) = \frac{1 - \exp{-(p+q)t}}{1 + \frac{q}{p}\exp{-(p+q)t}} $$
Which is implemented in the bass_F
function. The proportion of adopters
at time \(t\), \(f(t)\) is:
$$ f(t) = \left\{\begin{array}{ll} F(t), & t = 1 \\ F(t) - F(t-1), & t > 1 \end{array}\right. $$
and it's implemented in the bass_f
function.
For testing purposes only, the gradient of \(F\) with respect to \(p\)
and \(q\) is implemented in bass_dF
.
The estimation is done using nls
.
Bass's Basement Institute Institute. The Bass Model. (2010). Available at: http://www.bassbasement.org/BassModel/Default.aspx. (Accessed: 29th March 2017)
Other statistics: classify_adopters
,
cumulative_adopt_count
, dgr
,
ego_variance
, exposure
,
hazard_rate
, infection
,
moran
, struct_equiv
,
threshold
,
vertex_covariate_dist
# Fitting the model for the Brazilian Farmers Data -------------------------- data(brfarmersDiffNet) ans <- fitbass(brfarmersDiffNet) # All the methods that work for the -nls- object work here ans#> Nonlinear regression model #> model: dat ~ bass_F(Time, p, q) #> data: parent.frame() #> p q #> 0.002279 0.336735 #> residual sum-of-squares: 0.05184 #> #> Number of iterations to convergence: 10 #> Achieved convergence tolerance: 3.567e-06summary(ans)#> #> Formula: dat ~ bass_F(Time, p, q) #> #> Parameters: #> Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|) #> p 0.0022787 0.0007245 3.145 0.00533 ** #> q 0.3367353 0.0268004 12.565 1.19e-10 *** #> --- #> Signif. codes: 0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1 #> #> Residual standard error: 0.05223 on 19 degrees of freedom #> #> Number of iterations to convergence: 10 #> Achieved convergence tolerance: 3.567e-06 #>coef(ans)#> p q #> 0.002278742 0.336735345vcov(ans)#> p q #> p 5.249308e-07 -1.888583e-05 #> q -1.888583e-05 7.182629e-04


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In this assignment you will implement and test the frontend of your web application. The final product will be a fully functioning and tested front-end for a web application.
In the previous assignment we created two pages for our web application: the Landing page and the Main page. The Landing page welcomes users and asks them to register or log in. Additionally, visitors are invited to browse sample content from the site. The Main page is focused on the user's feed where they can add new posts, or comment on posts. The feed is comprised of posts by the user and the users being followed. These followed users appear in a list on the sidebar accompanied by their status headline. We have mechanisms to add users and remove users from the followed list. We have a mechanism to log out. The user's status headline is shown and we have a way to edit it. Finally there is a search box that allows us to filter posts by content (e.g., post author or body).
Each user has a profile. The profile contains their name, their email, their password, their status, their profile picture, and their zip code. Create a view to allow the user to edit this information (the status they can already edit on the Main page, perhaps they can edit in this new view too). In particular, a user needs to be able to upload their profile picture.
Here is a list of endpoints which is your API to a dummy data server. Update your web application to use the server as your data source. If there are additional endpoints that you desire which are not currently implemented by the server contact the instructor, we probably can add them for you.
You have been pre-provided a user on the dummy server.
Write Jasmine unit tests for your JavaScript functionality. We want to test as much code as possible. Write a Karma configuration to test your site using Chrome. Try to maximize your testing code coverage.
Use Protractor and write an end-to-end test for your web application. Use the python SimpleHTTPServer / http.server to host your web page locally and have Protractor run against it. The required tasks for your end-to-end test are listed in the requirements below.
Use Chrome as your standard supported browser. (Whereas you can use any browser you like for development, your assignment will be accessed using Chrome by the grading staff and therefore it behooves you that it works.) Host your webpage locally using the python server.
We have an Angular application and therefore want to refactor our web app into a Single Page Application. Merge together two two pages from the previous assignment into a single index.html
with Angular views and routing. The structure of your web app should follow that of the RiceBookApp example where we have a top level index page, an app directory, and then subdirectories for each component such as posts or users, etc. Each subdirectory would have at least a view html file, a controller js file, and a spec js file. You also might have separate services or directives directories which contain those definitions; one factory, service, or directive per file. As inspired from an in class exercise, you should have a directive representing a post.
Remember separation of concerns and write DRY modularized code.
For all of the line items below, send requests to the dummy server and retrieve responses from it. There should be no hardcoded data in your web application, everything should come from the dummy server.
The user profile view allows the user to update their information
Use Jasmine and Karma to test your application.
Your end-to-end tests will run against your web app running on your local python server. Here are the tasks for your end-to-end test
Include a JUnitXML report of your end-to-end test.


A boat is a watercraft of modest size
designed to float or plane, to provide passage across water. Usually
this water will be inland (lakes) or in protected coastal areas.
However, boats such as the whaleboat were designed to be operated from
a ship in an offshore environment.
In naval terms, a boat is something small
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QUEEN OF HEARTS (1989) A film review by Edwin Jahiel Copyright 1996 Edwin Jahiel
QUEEN OF HEARTS (UK, 1989) *** Directed by Jon Amiel. Written by Tony Grisoni. Photography, Mike Southon. Editing, Peter Boyle. Production design, Jim Clay. Costumes, Lindy Hemming. Music, Michael Convertino. Cast: Vittorio Duse, Joseph Long, Anita Zagaria, Eileen Way, Vittorio Amandola, et al. A Cinecom release. 103 min. Not rated but in the PG area.
A mini-saga of a family of Italian immigrants in London, "Queen of Hearts" opens with a wonderful, dialogue-less sequence, like something recollected from an old-fashioned silent drama. In an Italian village, Rosa, promised to the butcher's son Barbariccia , runs away with her true love Danilo in a scene worthy of "The Perils of Pauline."
We next meet the couple in England, with several kids and Rosa's mother. Ten-year old Eddie narrates the movie, from his point of view, a perception which mixes fantasy and fact.
 Danilo parlays five pounds into enough to buy The Lucky Cafe.
The film follows with obvious affection the life of the Luccas within an Italian enclave in London. Beyond small character skits nothing major happens,until spurned ex-fiance Barbariccia shows up, with loads of money and shady connections. Bygones are bygones, says he, but he's really on a vendetta and tries to ruin Danilo. Not to worry: Eddie is watching and he devises a complex scheme to save the day.
The movie is low key, played with reserve, a more British than Italian trait. It has improbabilities, anachronistic clothes and artifacts -- but one must remember that nearly everything is filtered through the boy's imaginative memory.
This is the first theatrical feature by Jon Amiel who has been much praised for his British TV movies and series , notably "The Singing Detective."  Possibly, Amiel tried to do for Italians in Britain a little of what "My Beautiful Laundrette" did for immigrant Pakistanis.
The film has pleasantly original aspects, yet also has connections to earlier movies: it is like a glimpse at the sunny side of "The Godfather," uses comedy in the spirit of the Ealing Studios movies of the late 40s and 50s, and ends like "The Sting."
These factors come together nicely though not flawlessly. There are some gratuitous or padded passages, especially after Danilo's father joins the family. Past the early parts and noticeably in the mid-section, there is slackness and gauche connections. The camera work is lively, with flourishes and spirals like those of a brilliant cinematography student let loose with professional equipment, but more probably this may be the influence of stylists like Ken Russell, with whom director of photography Mike Southon has worked .
In spite of some imperfections the movie spins its story with charm, uses a lovely score --a hybrid of Fellini movie-music and Verdi operas -- and has soberly appealing, unfamiliar actors from Italy and England.
After "Queen," John Amiel made the quirkily original "Tune in Tomorrow" and "Sommersby" --the Hollywood remake of "The Return of Martin Guerre."
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Happy Texas (1999) 3 stars out of 4. Starring Jeremy Northam, Steve Zahn, William H. Macy, Ally Walker and Illeana Douglas.
"Happy Texas" is just that, a happy little, unpretentious comedy.
The movie's impetus is that old chestnut about the escaped cons who are mistaken for other people. It's a twist that dates as far back as Charlie Chaplin's "The Adventurer."
In this case, Harry (Jeremy Northam) and Wayne (Steve Zahn) are believed to be two beauty pageant producers hired by the town of Happy, Texas, to help qualify the town's girls for the Little Miss Squeezed Pageant.
 So, Harry and Wayne go along in order to remain undetected by the law as well as to scope out the local bank, which is ripe for pickin'.
Along the way both men get involved with local women - Harry with Jo (Ally Walker), the owner of the bank, and Wayne with Miss Schaefer (Illeana Douglas), a schoolteacher.
"Happy Texas "is one of those farces built upon mistaken identities. It's a fun movie, filled with enjoyable, warm characters.
And it has the added pleasure of William H. Macy as Chappy, Happy's sheriff, whose low-key wooing of Harry is touching as well as comedic.
Macy transforms a one-note character into a person with depth. When he hurts, you feel his pain.
Northam is the straight man (no pun intended), spending most of his time wooing Jo and learning the intricacies of the bank. He's the brains of the outfit.
Zahn (best remembered as the girl-crazy member of The Wonders in Tom Hanks' "That Thing You Do") is broader as the easily-frustrated Wayne.
Zahn is quite funny without being disrespectful. And Douglas is a delight as the man-hungry Miss Schaefer who believes her allure can help Zahn's Wayne switch his gender preference.
Ultimately, the two cons become heroes and everything works out for the best. After all, this is a comedy.
"Happy Texas" written by Ed Stone, Phil Reeves and Mark Illsley, and directed by Illsley, is an undemanding, good-time movie. The laughs are consistent, and nearly continuous.
But it also is a movie with heart, a delightful combination.
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And tall (and stately) palm-trees, with shoots of fruit-stalks, piled one over another;- |
| 050:011 Khan | : |
A provision for (Allah's) slaves. And We give life therewith to a dead land. Thus will be the resurrection (of the dead). |
| 050:011 Maulana | : |
A sustenance for the servants, and We give life thereby to a dead land. Thus is the rising. |
| 050:011 Pickthal | : |
Provision (made) for men; and therewith We quicken a dead land. Even so will be the resurrection of the dead. |
| 050:011 Rashad | : |
Provisions for the people. And we revive with it dead lands; you are similarly resurrected. |
| 050:011 Sarwar | : |
as sustenance for My servants. With this We have brought the dead land back to life. Thus, will also be your resurrection. |
| 050:011 Shakir | : |
A sustenance for the servants, and We give life thereby to a dead land; thus is the rising. |
| 050:011 Sherali | : |
As a provision for Our servants; and WE quicken thereby a dead land. Even so shall be the Resurrection. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وجوده Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Existence أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الملحدون المنكرون ليوم البعث Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Apostates Who Denies the Resurrection
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Before Change
for col_schema in schema:
col_name = col_schema["name"]
col_type = col_schema["type"].lower()
transform = features[col_name]["transform"]
// Map the target transfrom into one_hot or identity.
if transform == constant.TARGET_TRANSFORM:
After Change
inverted_features_target[name] = {constant.ONE_HOT_TRANSFORM}
numerical_vocab_stats = {}
for col_name, transform_set in six.iteritems(inverted_features_target):
// All transforms in transform_set require the same analysis. So look
// at the first transform.
transform_name = next(iter(transform_set))
if (transform_name in constant.CATEGORICAL_TRANSFORMS or
transform_name in constant.TEXT_TRANSFORMS):
if transform_name in constant.TEXT_TRANSFORMS:
// Split strings on space, then extract labels and how many rows each
// token is in. This is done by making two temp tables:
// SplitTable: each text row is made into an array of strings. The
// array may contain repeat tokens
// TokenTable: SplitTable with repeated tokens removed per row.
// Then to flatten the arrays, TokenTable has to be joined with itself.
// See the sections "Flattening Arrays" and "Filtering Arrays" at
// https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sql/arrays
sql = ("WITH SplitTable AS "
" (SELECT SPLIT({name}, \" \") as token_array FROM {table}), "
" TokenTable AS "
" (SELECT ARRAY(SELECT DISTINCT x "
" FROM UNNEST(token_array) AS x) AS unique_tokens_per_row "
" FROM SplitTable) "
"SELECT token, COUNT(token) as token_count "
"FROM TokenTable "
"CROSS JOIN UNNEST(TokenTable.unique_tokens_per_row) as token "
"WHERE LENGTH(token) > 0 "
"GROUP BY token "
"ORDER BY token_count DESC, token ASC").format(name=col_name,
table=table_name)
else:
// Extract label and frequency
sql = ("SELECT {name} as token, count(*) as count "
"FROM {table} "
"WHERE {name} IS NOT NULL "
"GROUP BY {name} "
"ORDER BY count DESC, token ASC").format(name=col_name,
table=table_name)
df = _execute_sql(sql, table)
// Save the vocab
string_buff = six.StringIO()
df.to_csv(string_buff, index=False, header=False)
file_io.write_string_to_file(
os.path.join(output_dir, constant.VOCAB_ANALYSIS_FILE % col_name),
string_buff.getvalue())
numerical_vocab_stats[col_name] = {"vocab_size": len(df)}
// free memeory
del string_buff
del df
elif transform_name in constant.NUMERIC_TRANSFORMS:
// get min/max/average
sql = ("SELECT max({name}) as max_value, min({name}) as min_value, "
"avg({name}) as avg_value from {table}").format(name=col_name,
table=table_name)
df = _execute_sql(sql, table)
numerical_vocab_stats[col_name] = {"min": df.iloc[0]["min_value"],
"max": df.iloc[0]["max_value"],
"mean": df.iloc[0]["avg_value"]}
// get num examples
sql = "SELECT count(*) as num_examples from {table}".format(table=table_name)
df = _execute_sql(sql, table)
num_examples = df.iloc[0]["num_examples"]


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Volkswagen Thinks Young People Will Rebel Against SUVs
The marque's third EV could be the perfect solution.
by Jay TraugottFord shocked the industry when it announced last year its decision to drop all conventional cars, meaning sedans and hatchbacks, from its North American lineup. Buick and Chevrolet have also made a similar decision with the likes of the LaCrosse and Impala. Volkswagen, however, has no such plans. In fact, VW North America President and CEO Scott Keogh believes the SUV craze will quiet down, and VW will be ready.
Speaking at the 2019 LA Auto Show this week, Keogh revealed a prediction that might come true sooner or later. "You could make an argument at some point there will be a rebellion against the SUV," he said. "It will come, and that will cause an adjustment. It'll cause a modification so we think it makes sense to stay in the segment."
Trends come and go, just like minivans, for example. Today's SUV crossover buyers rebelled against the minivans they grew up with.
VW currently sells the compact Jetta and soon to launch redesigned midsize Passat. Both are safe, but Keogh added VW will be "smart about it. Be smart about inventories, and be smart about investments and everything else." But his SUV rebellion prediction does not necessarily mean young people today will flock to sedans when they're older, but rather something else. The all-electric ID.Space Vizzion Concept VW unveiled at this year's show is one possible future SUV crossover alternative. Yes, a return to wagons.
Keogh confirmed the third ID-branded EV product in the US - following the spring reveal of the ID.4 crossover and, at a later date, the production-spec ID. Buzz - will be a production version of the ID.Space Vizzion. All three vehicles share the MEB platform.
"What we love about this car [ID.Space Vizzion] is it's super-prime for aerodynamics, which of course gives the car great range. 300 miles+ EPA range on this car. Whether we bring it exactly as you see it there or whether we bring it in a more let's call [Subaru] Outback all-road version, where we lift it up a little bit with all-wheel drive… that's certainly another way to go. A third way to go is, of course, to look at the seat filler treatment and whether we can break it a little more like a Sportback-ish type of vehicle or keep it what you see currently. So this is what we're looking at."
A wagon or even a sedan EV is actually better aerodynamically than an SUV, so it's no surprise VW is heading in this direction. Keogh added that when looking at electrified vehicles, "you're not going to be able to keep your classic segment definitions exactly the way they are. But I think the classic body style definitions are going to have to start to tweak with electrification."
As far as the ID.Space Vizzion, Keogh said the VW team now has to decide whether its design is "too wagon-y." Whatever styling option is ultimately chosen, VW will be ready with a cool EV for those tired of SUVs.


GStreamer(1) GStreamer(1) NAME gst-inspect - print info about a GStreamer plugin or element SYNOPSIS gst-inspect [OPTION...] [PLUGIN|ELEMENT] DESCRIPTION gst-inspect is a tool that prints out information on available GStreamer plugins, information about a particular plugin, or information about a particular element. When executed with no PLUGIN or ELEMENT argument, gst-inspect will print a list of all plugins and elements together with a summary. When executed with a PLUGIN or ELEMENT argument, gst-inspect will print information about that plug-in or element. OPTIONS gst-inspect accepts the following arguments and options: PLUGIN Name of a plugin ELEMENT Name of an element --help Print help synopsis and available FLAGS --gst-info-mask=FLAGS GStreamer info flags to set (list with --help) -a, --print-all Print all plugins and elements --print-plugin-auto-install-info Print a machine-parsable list of features the specified plugin provides. Useful in connection with external automatic plugin installation mechanisms. --gst-debug-mask=FLAGS GStreamer debugging flags to set (list with --help) --gst-mask=FLAGS GStreamer info and debugging flags to set (list with --help) --gst-plugin-spew GStreamer info flags to set Enable printout of errors while load‐ ing GStreamer plugins --gst-plugin-path=PATH Add directories separated with ':' to the plugin search path SEE ALSO gst-feedback(1), gst-launch(1), gst-typefind(1) AUTHOR The GStreamer team at http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/ December 2005 GStreamer(1)


The Basics of the Web
HTML - HyperText Markup Language
- glues everything together in the document
Hyperlinks - make web connected
Major Pieces of the Web
- Your Computer Browser
- The Internet
- HTTP - language used to send HTML documents
- Servers
HTML consists of
- text content
- markup
- references to other documents
- links to other pages
HTML Markup
-
< b>BOLD
< /b>
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< em>italics
< /em>
HTML Attributes
-
< tag ATTR="value"> contents
< /tag>
tags can have multiple attributes
- Anchor
< a> is used to make links
< a href - "www.reddit.com"> derp
< /a>
Images
< img> is used to insert images
< img SRC="URL" alt="text">
alt inserts text in place of image in case image fails to appear
< img> doesn't have a closing tag
White space
Multiple spaces or enters are reduced to one space
- Inline elements influence a line
- Container elements make an invisble box with height and width
and do nothing but contain stuff inside themselves.
< p> is a container element, while
< br> is an inline element
HTML Documents
< !DOCTYPE HTML> - doctype in html 5
< html> document
< /html>
< head> may contain metadata, javascript, css,
or
< title> text
< /title>
< /head>
< body> content of document
< /body>
CSS is a styling language
Summary
A web page is a text document written in HTML. Web Browsers
read these documents, then interpret and display them.
An HTML element refers to everything within a set of opening and closing tags
An attribute is a property of an HTML element
Creating a Structured Document
Tree-Like Structure
HTML is set up in tree-like structure
with each part having sub-parts that branch
off to the final elements.
- HTML and CSS are languages
- HTML controls the structure of the page
tags define an element in the tree
- CSS controls the style by using the HTML language
- DOM = "Document Object Model" = treelike structure
Boxing a Design
- Everything on a webpage is actually a box.
- There is a grid to align the boxes
- To boxify a design is to subdivide the document
into sections for elements by using boxes
< div> define boxes
< /div>
- Use class to give boxes names
< div class="box 1"> text
< /div>
Adding CSS Style and HTML Structure
< style>style
< /style> can be used in html
< link> is used to reference style code in CSS
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Using CSS helps avoid repetition by applying style
to similar elements. This saves the programmer
extra work and their employer money.
Inheritance - properties are applied not only to elements,
but also it's decendents on the document tree.
Text-related properties are inherited,
while box-related properties are not inherited.
When more than one rule applies, the more specific
rule takes presidence.
Selectors
A selector defines elements that a style will apply to.
Class selectors add style only to certains elements.
declaration = property:value;
Comments
html comments are placed in
< ! text>
CSS comments are placed in /*text*/
The Box Model
A box consists of four parts each inside the other.
The margin is on the outside and transparent.
The border surrounds the padding with the
content in the middle that provides the
protective space for the image or text.
When using *{box-sizing:border-box;}, browser
specific prefixes may be needed for older browsers.
Browsers uses a default style for elements in the
absense of a coded style
Code, Test, Refine
While working from the biggest to the smallest,
boxify, tag, size and position boxes, and write html.
Repeat the process until the webpage
matches the design mockup.


Captain Lucas:
What brings you to me? A suspicious person, you say? Well, we see a very large number of suspicious-looking people here, so you need to be a little more specific.
Describe his appearance.


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This web application is a prototype front end interface for utilizing convolutional neural networks (deep learning) for automatic generation of DICOM-compliant structure set file.
Current support is for head and neck CT studies. The workflow will generate contours for the following OAR:


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What is GDP?
GDP is the sum of all products and services of the economy, and your size says how strong is this economy is.
But the size of the economy doesn't say so much about a country, in other words, a big GDP only says how strong is this economy is, but this number doesn't say anything about the life quality of the society.
We can look at Brazil, for example, more and less ten years ago, the South American country was the 6° most powerful economy of the world, but try to ask for any people that live here if he can feel this number in your real life? The majority of the answers will be no!
But! How your country have a number like this and your people cannot access this wealth? Yes! Can you perceive how the GDP can be only a number? Here in Brazil, we have several structural problems to solve, before the people start to see any additional money in your accounts.
Here I can say two that problems, the first are the concentration of wealth, still based on the old empire oligarchy, Here I can say two problems, the first is the concentration of wealth, still based on the old empire oligarchy, the second of course is about education.
The educational system is poor and extremely uneven when we have a big gap between the public systems and the private systems, we have, by the way, big differences within the public education system itself. It's easy to identify a big difference between a school-based in São Paulo, and another school-based on Roraima. So how you can distribute all this wealth with the people?
So now I only need to thank you, if you got here. This text was written with two proposals, the first is to put in practice my skills in HTML and CSS, the second is to put in practice to my poor English. In the future, I plan to write more about economics while I put my skills to prove. Thanks a lot!


On the Manage trigger page, you can define a new process trigger for your organization or change or delete an existing one.
As a prerequisite for controlling actions by processes, a notification service must exist and be deployed. This service forms the interface between the platform and the process control system. For details on implementing such a service, contact the platform operator.
To add a new trigger:
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In the Display as field, enter a name for the trigger as it is to be shown to users on the Manage processes page.
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From the Type list, select the action which is to be subject to process control.
The list contains all actions for which triggers can be configured.
For any type of organization, the following triggers can be configured:
- A subscription is to be changed, for example, renamed (Modify subscription).
- A billing run is completed, and the billing data for a billing period is calculated (Billing run finished).
- A subscription is to be added (Subscribe to service).
- A user is to be assigned to or removed from a subscription (Assign users to subscription).
For the case that a user is automatically assigned to a new subscription when subscribing to a service, no trigger can be configured. The Assign users to subscription trigger only applies to users that are manually assigned to a subscription.
- A subscription is to be upgraded or downgraded (Up/Downgrade subscription).
- A subscription is to be terminated (Terminate subscription).
- A user is to be registered (Register user).
Triggers can only be configured for registering single users. The import of multiple users in one operation from an LDAP system or a user data file cannot be executed under process control.
For suppliers, the following additional triggers can be configured:
- A customer is to be registered (Register customer).
- The payment types for a customer are to be changed (Manage payment types for customer).
- A marketable service is to be activated (Activate service).
- A marketable service is to be deactivated (Deactivate service).
- A user subscribes to a service of the supplier organization (Subscription created (any user))
- A user modifies a subscription to a service of the supplier (Subscription modified (any user))
- A user terminates a subscription to a service of the supplier (Subscription terminated (any user))
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In the Target type field, choose the appropriate entry depending on the application programming interface (API) used for implementing the notification service for your organization:
- SOAP-based API: Web Service
- REST API: REST Web Service
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In the Target URL field, enter the URL of the notification service implemented for your organization. The URL depends on the API used for implementing the notification service:
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Specify whether the execution of the action is to be suspended until it is approved or rejected in the external process control system.
If not, the action is instantly executed. The process control system is informed if the action for the non-suspending trigger is executed successfully.
Note that for the following triggers for suppliers the execution of the action cannot be suspended: Subscription created (any user), Subscription modified (any user), and Subscription terminated (any user).
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To store the trigger definition, click Save.
You are returned to the Process triggers page, where you can click Add to configure another trigger, or select an existing trigger to update or delete it.
To update a trigger definition:
- Change the trigger definition as required. See above for details on the individual fields.
If the trigger to be updated has already started corresponding processes in the process control system, you can only change the name for the trigger. You have to abort the corresponding processes before you can update the other elements of the trigger definition.
- To store the updated trigger definition, click Save.
You are returned to the Process triggers page, where you can click Add to configure another trigger, or select an existing trigger to update or delete it.
To delete a trigger definition:
- Click Delete.
- Confirm the deletion.
You are returned to the Process triggers page, where you can click Add to configure another trigger, or select an existing trigger to update or delete it.


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Watch
Our favorite films and TV for teens, both adapted from books and original stories.
- Smoke Signals
- Smoke Signals
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
- The 100
- The 100
- サマーウォーズ
- サマーウォーズ
- The Way Way Back
- The Way Way Back
- Whip It
- Whip It
- Speak
- Speak
- The Spectacular Now
- The Spectacular Now
- Fat Kid Rules The World
- Fat Kid Rules The World
Listen
Our favorite audiobooks, especially for the reader performances.
- The Diviners
- The Diviners
- The Scorpio Races
- The Scorpio Races
- Rotters
- Rotters
- Every Breath
- Every Breath
- Cinder
- Cinder
- The Marbury Lens
- The Marbury Lens
- The Ghosts Of Ashbury High
- The Ghosts Of Ashbury High
- Okay for Now
- Okay for Now
- Ready Player One audio
- Ready Player One audio
- he Watch That Ends the Night
- he Watch That Ends the Night


John Giles' verdict on Seamus Coleman vs Matt Doherty
by Raf DialloJohn Giles believes Seamus Coleman should remain ahead of Matt Doherty for now in the battle for the Ireland right-back slot.
Ireland can still qualify for Euro 2020 but it will have to be through the playoffs, firstly against Slovakia.
There is a little bit more optimism about the Boys in Green's chances after an improved performance against Denmark.
Indeed, John believes Mick McCarthy's side "deserved to win" the eventual 1-1 draw. And he also believes there has been "an improvement since Mick took over".
But he also gave his take on Doherty. The Wolves right-back deputised for suspended captain Coleman. In terms of lowlights, John pointed out that he was at fault for Denmark's goal. But he also scored the equaliser and impressed John overall.
"I think he's a very, very good player. But [Enda] Stevens is a very good player as well," he said.
"When I said earlier on that they could play Doherty at left-back, but it would be very hard on Stevens.
Difficult
"I think the problem that Mick had was that he didn't have a run into the competitive matches. It's very, very difficult to put him into a match when you haven't seen him or you don't know what he can do.
"I mean, would you leave Seamus Coleman out? You couldn't leave him out instead of Doherty. I think Seamus is a better player and I like Doherty and I think he's a terrific player. But I think Seamus Coleman, you couldn't leave him out.
"So what we're talking about now is looking for a position for Doherty. But Stevens at left-back, you couldn't fault him."
But should the Wolves player's performance against Denmark change the pecking order dynamic with Coleman for March's playoff semi-final against Slovakia?
John still believes Coleman should get the nod. But he also suggested a potential experiment with Doherty down the line.
"It's the same decision he has to make for the start," John replied.
"If it was my opinion, I think Seamus Coleman is a better full-back than Doherty. And I think it's a shame that Doherty's such a good player in that particular squad that we can't find a place for him. Maybe if we get a couple of friendly matches and you could play him in midfield. But all the matches that Mick has played have been competitive matches. We didn't have a build-up to it. I'd say Mick would love to have a game where he could put Doherty in midfield."
You can watch the full chat with John Giles below via our YouTube channel.


June 2020-September 2020
Working in the Radio Frequency Environment Generation (RFEG) team
June 2019-August 2019
Engineered software for Link-16, a Tactical Data Link (TDL) that mediates near real-time communication and imaging between aircraft and ground troops
March 2019-June 2020
Tutor for undergraduate students taking lower division data structure and introductory programming courses
University of California, Los Angeles
Bachelors of Science in Computer Science
September 2018 - June 2022
Cumulative GPA: 3.83/4.00
As a Laotian Vietnamese American and member of the LGBTQ+ community, I understand the intricacies of less common identites. The culmination of my identities pushes me to advocate for marginalized and underreppresented groups in the form of philanthropy, while lending me a predisposed desire to pursue inclusion, empathy, and collaboration.
Ever since I was young, I found myself drawn to the creative process. Whether it was dipping my paint brush into a palette, etching my mind's late night thoughts into pearl-grey paper, or coding away at 2AM to test a dream-induced revelation for a current bug, the prospect of creating something out of nothing empassions me to bridge vision with reality.
My core value that I always try to put forward is empathy. For me, connecting to others and working to allow them to feel like their perspective and stories are heard is integral in gaining a more in tune perception of the world around me, and I am able to take the messages of other's stories to inspire the actions I take in my own.
My fascination with interdisciplinary fields pushes me to explore intellectual endeavors from a culmination of thought processes and approaches. My interest in fields like computer science, global health equity, writing, and diversity and inclusion may seem disparate, but they lend me a nuanced perspective in tackling leading technical and worldly issues.
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Kodiak and Honey
The two best kitties on the planet
They were born from the same litter (a litter of five!) and essentially chose us. They have been the most playful cats since day 1 and enjoy chasing eachother around the house. >:)
If you are more interested in learning more about caring for cats, look no further! The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is a wonderful organization devoted to ensuring that animals get the best treatment possible. There are a couple key issues that they focus on and a few responses to these issues:


Mathematical Logic
Mort YaoPrerequisites: Most content on this topic assumes some mathematical proof techniques (incl. mathematical induction) and basic knowledge of naive set theory. The following books might be a good refresher:
- Daniel J. Velleman. How to Prove It: A Structured Approach.
- Paul Halmos. Naive Set Theory.
The first book also provides a fair introduction to propositional (sentential) logic.
1 Classical Logic
Textbook:
- Herbert B. Enderton. A Mathematical Introduction to Logic, 2nd edition. (AMIL)
- Author's commentary (Internet Archive)
- Solutions
- Book notes by Peter Smith
Supplementary reading:
- Elliott Mendelson. Introduction to Mathematical Logic, 4th edition.
- Stephen Cole Kleene. Introduction to Metamathematics.
- Stephen Cole Kleene. Mathematical Logic.
- Raymond M. Smullyan. First-Order Logic.
- Robert S. Wolf. A Tour Through Mathematical Logic.
1.1 Propositional Logic
1.2 First-Order Logic
1.3 * Second-Order Logic
1.4 * Modal Logic
2 Axiomatic Set Theory (ZFC)
Reading:
- Herbert B. Enderton. The Elements of Set Theory.
- Raymond M. Smullyan and Melvin Fitting. Set Theory and the Continuum Problem.
- Thomas Jech. Set Theory, 3rd millennium edition.
See also Peter Smith's suggestions for readings on the set theory: Serious set theory (also includes alternative set theories like NBG)
3 Model Theory
Reading:
- Maria Manzano. Model Theory.
4 Computability Theory
Reading:
- Peter Smith. An Introduction to Gödel's Theorems.
- Richard Epstein and Walter Carnielli. Computability: Computable Functions, Logic, and the Foundations of Mathematics.
- George Boolos, John P. Burgess and Richard Jeffrey. Computability and Logic.
4.1 Peano Axioms
4.2 Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems
5 Non-Classical Logic
Reading:
- Graham Priest. An Introduction to Non-Classical Logic: From If to Is, 2nd edition.
- John L. Bell, David DeVidi and Graham Solomon. Logical Options: An Introduction to Classical and Alternative Logics.