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grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 11:15 AM
will wait for shossain to come with new website there we can have new pages with more info
NutellaLicka28-Sep-18 11:26 AM
What are the latest buy/sell amounts?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 11:30 AM
last I sold was 30k for 0.08 KMD
2
2
NutellaLicka28-Sep-18 11:31 AM
WTS 2k PIRATE for 0.08KMD/
grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 11:37 AM
WTS 10k PIRATE @ 0.1 KMD
Alright28-Sep-18 11:55 AM
WTS 20k @ .0777
paradigma28-Sep-18 12:01 PM
Hi, i search 1000 Pirate for 50 KMD...
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
Sold 35k PIRATE @ 0.09 KMD each(edited)
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1
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
lol
grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 when?
Alright28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
yes BS
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
who cares what you sold it for
Alright28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
who'd you sell it to? yourself?
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:02 PM
hahaha
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:03 PM
@grewalsatinder about 5 minutes ago
grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 12:03 PM
nice!
I can do the same price if anyone wants to buy
Alright28-Sep-18 12:04 PM
Can you explain your logic behind buying from him at .09 while others have open offers at a cheaper price?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:04 PM
who'd you sell it to? yourself?
Just because you can't sell water to someone dying of dehydration doesn't mean you have to be salty
Alright28-Sep-18 12:05 PM
Just feed genie more and more KMD, pumps the hashrate, pumps the price
grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 12:05 PM
@Alright did you reply that to me?
Can you explain your logic behind buying from him at .09 while others have open offers at a cheaper price?
Alright28-Sep-18 12:05 PM
yes
grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 12:06 PM
I did not buy.
I'm selling.
Alright28-Sep-18 12:06 PM
Ah, I misunderstood genie
I thought he was responding to me
with this
ComputerGenieToday at 8:03 AM
@grewalsatinder about 5 minutes ago
grewalsatinder28-Sep-18 12:07 PM
grewalsatinderToday at 12:02 AM
@ComputerGenie when?
it was reply to this
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:08 PM
Anyone else experiencing an issue where z txes are taking longer to create each time?
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:09 PM
it should only do that is it has to combine more "peices"
the last TX I did was T->Z 97 UTXO and took 70s on 36 maxed out cores
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:09 PM
well, my vm only has 2
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:10 PM
your in for a bad time
although tbh... my laptop is probably faster then those 36 cores
zatJUM28-Sep-18 12:10 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 z_mergetoaddress
Deleted User28-Sep-18 12:10 PM
Could you hypothetically spam someone with 0.000001utxos
So they can’t move their loot
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:10 PM
no... because Z address doesnt use utxo
Deleted User28-Sep-18 12:10 PM
Damn
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:10 PM
I think
not 100% on that ut utxo is T adress
Z is called something else
Alright28-Sep-18 12:11 PM
if you knew someone's z address @Deleted User
can do the same to any normal address though
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:11 PM
it would take you just as long to send it...
Alright28-Sep-18 12:11 PM
dwy attack lol
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Deleted User28-Sep-18 12:12 PM
Interesting
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:12 PM
@zatJUM That might help, I think I last did that like 2 days ago
Haven't really been able to keep them long enough to double consolidate
Alright28-Sep-18 12:13 PM
dwy attacking a zaddress would take a ridiculous amount of CPU power
WTS 20k @ .0777KMD each(edited)
0x0328-Sep-18 12:30 PM
somebody is trying to have his or her way with my pool right now. i'll have to restart both the wallet and the pool to get 2 changes in place, and i'll use the chance to reboot off a new kernel while i'm already at it. this means some minutes of downtime tho - all shares and balances are safe. remember, it's a 0fee pool. and somebody certainly needs to try harder.
Flexatron28-Sep-18 12:30 PM
Selling 10K at 0.09 kmd
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:32 PM
@0x03 What are they doing, I can try harder
0x0328-Sep-18 12:33 PM
...they're seemingly unsure what the best plan is to get me down
ISPs involved and has taken steps so all is well
actionslacks28-Sep-18 12:34 PM
shit, its the feds
1
0x0328-Sep-18 12:34 PM
if this is their level we dont need to be scared
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:35 PM
fires off an API loop of @0x03's pool using 47 proxies
0x0328-Sep-18 12:35 PM
i what u did there
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blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:36 PM
why dont you just dwy attack his pools wallet?
wait you cant
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:36 PM
because my 2 core vm it would kill my pool b4 his
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:36 PM
you would need to do it with coinbase txs
a stratum ointed at his pool address making 2000 utxo per block
1 block would kill it for hours
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:38 PM
I forget what ck said max was, but I'm pretty sure you can't do that many in coinbase
jl777c28-Sep-18 12:38 PM
it wont take long to process taddr vout
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:38 PM
i did one before with 97utxo T->Z 36 cores 70s
jl777c28-Sep-18 12:39 PM
and if you make so many zaddrs, it will be slow
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:39 PM
seems like 2000 would take a hell ofa a long time
jl777c28-Sep-18 12:39 PM
the time was the zaddr
not the taddr vins
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:39 PM
but you can only send to Z
jl777c28-Sep-18 12:39 PM
yes, but only 1 or 2 z outputs
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:40 PM
I sent 97 T utxo to 1 z address 36 cores 70s
jl777c28-Sep-18 12:40 PM
what does it usually take?
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:40 PM
not that long
jl777c28-Sep-18 12:40 PM
how big was the tx?
might be some strange edge case bug
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Sep-18 12:40 PM
http://ckpool.org/pool/pool.work <- whatever the count is in the payouts, that's a rounded figure of the max you can put in the coinbase without issues to yourself


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PyAudio provides Python bindings for PortAudio, the cross-platform audio I/O library. With PyAudio, you can easily use Python to play and record audio on a variety of platforms. PyAudio is inspired by:
"""PyAudio Example: Play a wave file."""
import pyaudio
import wave
import sys
CHUNK = 1024
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
print("Plays a wave file.\n\nUsage: %s filename.wav" % sys.argv[0])
sys.exit(-1)
wf = wave.open(sys.argv[1], 'rb')
# instantiate PyAudio (1)
p = pyaudio.PyAudio()
# open stream (2)
stream = p.open(format=p.get_format_from_width(wf.getsampwidth()),
channels=wf.getnchannels(),
rate=wf.getframerate(),
output=True)
# read data
data = wf.readframes(CHUNK)
# play stream (3)
while data != '':
stream.write(data)
data = wf.readframes(CHUNK)
# stop stream (4)
stream.stop_stream()
stream.close()
# close PyAudio (5)
p.terminate()
To use PyAudio, first instantiate PyAudio using pyaudio.PyAudio() (1), which sets up the portaudio system.
To record or play audio, open a stream on the desired device with the desired audio parameters using pyaudio.PyAudio.open() (2). This sets up a pyaudio.Stream to play or record audio.
Play audio by writing audio data to the stream using pyaudio.Stream.write(), or read audio data from the stream using pyaudio.Stream.read(). (3)
Note that in “blocking mode”, each pyaudio.Stream.write() or pyaudio.Stream.read() blocks until all the given/requested frames have been played/recorded. Alternatively, to generate audio data on the fly or immediately process recorded audio data, use the “callback mode” outlined below.
Use pyaudio.Stream.stop_stream() to pause playing/recording, and pyaudio.Stream.close() to terminate the stream. (4)
Finally, terminate the portaudio session using pyaudio.PyAudio.terminate() (5)
"""PyAudio Example: Play a wave file (callback version)."""
import pyaudio
import wave
import time
import sys
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
print("Plays a wave file.\n\nUsage: %s filename.wav" % sys.argv[0])
sys.exit(-1)
wf = wave.open(sys.argv[1], 'rb')
# instantiate PyAudio (1)
p = pyaudio.PyAudio()
# define callback (2)
def callback(in_data, frame_count, time_info, status):
data = wf.readframes(frame_count)
return (data, pyaudio.paContinue)
# open stream using callback (3)
stream = p.open(format=p.get_format_from_width(wf.getsampwidth()),
channels=wf.getnchannels(),
rate=wf.getframerate(),
output=True,
stream_callback=callback)
# start the stream (4)
stream.start_stream()
# wait for stream to finish (5)
while stream.is_active():
time.sleep(0.1)
# stop stream (6)
stream.stop_stream()
stream.close()
wf.close()
# close PyAudio (7)
p.terminate()
In callback mode, PyAudio will call a specified callback function (2) whenever it needs new audio data (to play) and/or when there is new (recorded) audio data available. Note that PyAudio calls the callback function in a separate thread. The function has the following signature callback(<input_data>, <frame_count>, <time_info>, <status_flag>) and must return a tuple containing frame_count frames of audio data and a flag signifying whether there are more frames to play/record.
Start processing the audio stream using pyaudio.Stream.start_stream() (4), which will call the callback function repeatedly until that function returns pyaudio.paComplete.
To keep the stream active, the main thread must not terminate, e.g., by sleeping (5).
Returns a PortAudio format constant for the specified width.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Raises ValueError: | |
when invalid width |
|
| Return type: | A PortAudio Sample Format constant |
Returns portaudio version.
| Return type: | string |
|---|
Returns PortAudio version as a text string.
| Return type: | string |
|---|
Returns the size (in bytes) for the specified sample format.
| Parameters: | format – A PortAudio Sample Format constant. |
|---|---|
| Raises ValueError: | |
| on invalid specified format. | |
| Return type: | integer |
Open Audio Library
Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (Linux only)
Steinberg Audio Stream Input/Output
An error ocurred, stop playback/recording
BeOS Sound System
This was the last block of audio data
There is more audio data to come
CoreAudio (OSX only)
a custom data format
DirectSound (Windows only)
32 bit float
Still in development
Buffer overflow in input
Buffer underflow in input
16 bit int
24 bit int
32 bit int
8 bit int
JACK Audio Connection Kit
Multimedia Extension (Windows only)
Not actually an audio device
Open Sound System (Linux only)
Buffer overflow in output
Buffer underflow in output
Just priming, not playing yet
SoundManager (OSX only)
8 bit unsigned int
Windows Vista Audio stack architecture
Windows Driver Model (Windows only)
Use this class to open and close streams.
Details
Initialize PortAudio.
Close a stream. Typically use Stream.close() instead.
| Parameters: | stream – An instance of the Stream object. |
|---|---|
| Raises ValueError: | |
| if stream does not exist. |
Return a dictionary containing the default Host API parameters. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaHostApiInfo structure.
| Raises IOError: | if no default input device is available |
|---|---|
| Return type: | dict |
Return the default input Device parameters as a dictionary. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaDeviceInfo structure.
| Raises IOError: | No default input device available. |
|---|---|
| Return type: | dict |
Return the default output Device parameters as a dictionary. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaDeviceInfo structure.
| Raises IOError: | No default output device available. |
|---|---|
| Return type: | dict |
Return the number of PortAudio Host APIs.
| Return type: | integer |
|---|
Return a dictionary containing the Device parameters for a given Host API’s n’th device. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaDeviceInfo structure.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Raises IOError: | for invalid indices |
| Return type: | dict |
Return the Device parameters for device specified in device_index as a dictionary. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaDeviceInfo structure.
| Parameters: | device_index – The device index |
|---|---|
| Raises IOError: | Invalid device_index. |
| Return type: | dict |
Returns a PortAudio format constant for the specified width.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Raises ValueError: | |
for invalid width |
|
| Return type: | A PortAudio Sample Format constant. |
Return the number of available PortAudio Host APIs.
| Return type: | integer |
|---|
Return a dictionary containing the Host API parameters for the host API specified by the host_api_index. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaHostApiInfo structure.
| Parameters: | host_api_index – The host api index |
|---|---|
| Raises IOError: | for invalid host_api_index |
| Return type: | dict |
Return a dictionary containing the Host API parameters for the host API specified by the host_api_type. The keys of the dictionary mirror the data fields of PortAudio’s PaHostApiInfo structure.
| Parameters: | host_api_type – The desired PortAudio Host API |
|---|---|
| Raises IOError: | for invalid host_api_type |
| Return type: | dict |
Returns the size (in bytes) for the specified sample format (a PortAudio Sample Format constant).
| Parameters: | format – A PortAudio Sample Format constant. |
|---|---|
| Raises ValueError: | |
| Invalid specified format. | |
| Return type: | integer |
Check to see if specified device configuration is supported. Returns True if the configuration is supported; throws a ValueError exception otherwise.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Return type: | bool |
| Raises ValueError: | |
tuple containing (error string, PortAudio Error Code). |
Open a new stream. See constructor for Stream.__init__() for parameter details.
| Returns: | A new Stream |
|---|
Terminate PortAudio.
| Attention : | Be sure to call this method for every instance of this object to release PortAudio resources. |
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PortAudio Stream Wrapper. Use PyAudio.open() to make a new Stream.
Initialize a stream; this should be called by PyAudio.open(). A stream can either be input, output, or both.
| Parameters: |
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Neither input nor output are set True. |
Close the stream
Return the CPU load. This is always 0.0 for the blocking API.
| Return type: | float |
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Return the input latency.
| Return type: | float |
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Return the input latency.
| Return type: | float |
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Return the number of frames that can be read without waiting.
| Return type: | integer |
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Return stream time.
| Return type: | float |
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Return the number of frames that can be written without waiting.
| Return type: | integer |
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Returns whether the stream is active.
| Return type: | bool |
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Returns whether the stream is stopped.
| Return type: | bool |
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Read samples from the stream. Do not call when using non-blocking mode.
| Parameters: | num_frames – The number of frames to read. |
|---|---|
| Raises IOError: | if stream is not an input stream or if the read operation was unsuccessful. |
| Return type: | string |
Start the stream.
Stop the stream. Once the stream is stopped, one may not call write or read. Call start_stream() to resume the stream.
Write samples to the stream. Do not call when using non-blocking mode.
| Parameters: |
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| Return type: | None |


Heapset scheduler¶
The Heapset scheduler is based on a small heap, combined with two dictionaries.
The heap will contain only the timestamps of events that should happen. One of the dictionaries will contain the actual models that transition at the specified time. The second dictionary than contains a reverse relation: it maps the models to their time_next. This reverse relation is necessary to know the old time_next value of the model. Because as soon as the model has its time_next changed, its previously scheduled time will be unknown. This ‘previous time’ is not equal to the timeLast, as it might be possible that the models wait time was interrupted.
For a schedule, the model is added to the dictionary at the specified time_next. In case it is the first element at this location in the dictionary, we also add the timestamp to the heap. This way, the heap only contains unique timestamps and thus the actual complexity is reduced to the number of different timestamps. Furthermore, the reverse relation is also updated.
Unscheduling is done similarly by simply removing the element from the dictionary.
Rescheduling is a slight optimisation of unscheduling, followed by scheduling.
This scheduler does still schedule models that are inactive (their time_next is infinity), though this does not influence the complexity. The complexity is not affected due to infinity being a single element in the heap that is always present. Since a heap has O(log(n)) complexity, this one additional element does not have a serious impact.
The main advantage over the Activity Heap is that it never gets dirty and thus doesn’t require periodical cleanup. The only part that gets dirty is the actual heap, which only contains small tuples. Duplicates of these will also be reduced to a single element, thus memory consumption should not be a problem in most cases.
This scheduler is ideal in situations where most transitions happen at exactly the same time, as we can then profit from the internal structure and simply return the mapped elements. It results in sufficient efficiency in most other cases, mainly due to the code base being a lot smaller then the Activity Heap.
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class
schedulers.schedulerHS.
SchedulerHS
(models, epsilon, total_models)[source]¶ Scheduler class itself
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__init__
(models, epsilon, total_models)[source]¶ Constructor
Parameters: models – all models in the simulation
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getImminent
(time)[source]¶ Returns a list of all models that transition at the provided time, with the specified epsilon deviation allowed.
Parameters: time – timestamp to check for models Warning
For efficiency, this method only checks the first elements, so trying to invoke this function with a timestamp higher than the value provided with the readFirst method, will always return an empty set.
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massReschedule
(reschedule_set)[source]¶ Reschedule all models provided. Equivalent to calling unschedule(model); schedule(model) on every element in the iterable.
Parameters: reschedule_set – iterable containing all models to reschedule
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Overview
My Calls is your one‑stop place, accessed via the UKCloud Portal, to raise new support tickets (incidents and requests) with UKCloud and monitor existing tickets.
My Calls covers the ITIL standards of:
Raising faults and outages (incidents)
Raising service requests, for example, to request service or system information, restore backups or request logs
Intended audience
This article is intended for any UKCloud Portal user who wants to use My Calls to raise or monitor support tickets. To complete the steps in this article, you must be able to log in to the UKCloud Portal with the following My Calls permissions:
If you have the My Tickets permission, you can create new support tickets and view and update the tickets that you've created
If you have the Account Tickets or My Calls Admin permission, you can create new support tickets and view and update any ticket raised (including those raised by other users)
Accessing My Calls
If necessary, switch to the account in which you want to work.
In the navigation panel, expand Support, then select My Calls.
Tip
You can also access My Calls by clicking the My Calls tile on the Portal home page.
On the UKCloud Support page, click Go to My Calls Portal.
The My Calls home page shows a simple view of tickets raised.
My Tickets lists the support tickets (incidents and service requests) that you can view, depending on your permissions. These are listed with the newest first. You can use the search tool to find a specific ticket and use filter options to find tickets with a particular status or date.
You can raise new tickets using the New Incident and New Service Request buttons.
Select the Service Catalog tab to find incident and service request templates to raise tickets.
Raising a support ticket
If you want to request a new service or make changes to an existing service, raise a service request ticket
If you want to report a fault or outage, raise an incident
Note
Before reporting an incident, check the UKCloud Service Status page to see if it's a known issue that we're already working on.
Raising a service request ticket
In My Calls, click New Service Request.
This opens the Service Catalog, which lists the different templates that you can use to raise service requests.
Search the Service Catalog for the type of request you want to raise. You can browse by product type or most popular, or enter keywords to search for.
Select the service request template that you want to use.
Tip
If you can't find an appropriate template or are not sure which one to use, select the Other Service Request template.
The fields on the Service Request tab will vary depending on the the template you selected. Provide as much information as possible, including completing any mandatory fields, which are marked with a red asterisk. This is so that our Support Team can start working on your ticket as soon as possible.
When you're done, click Review & Submit. You can then edit the information in your request or submit it.
Note
You're automatically subscribed to any tickets that you create.
Raising an incident ticket
Note
Before reporting an incident, check the UKCloud Service Status page to see if it's a known issue that we're already working on.
In My Calls, select New Incident.
On the Incident tab, from the Service list, select the service against which you need to raise the incident.
The remaining information required will depend on the service you selected. Provide as much information as possible, including completing any mandatory fields, which are marked with a red asterisk. This is so that our Support Team can start working on your ticket as soon as possible.
Tip
You can use the Service Catalog to locate a specific template for your incident if you prefer. For example, if the incident relates to our UKCloud for VMware service, you can select the Submit New VMware Incident template.
When you're done, click Save Incident.
Note
You're automatically subscribed to any tickets that you create.
Accessing an existing support ticket
After raising a support ticket, you can view the ticket to monitor progress, add more information, add attachments, close or cancel the ticket.
Note
The actions you can perform on a ticket depend on your support permissions. You'll always be able to update support tickets that you raised yourself. If you have the Account Tickets or My Calls Admin permissions, you can also view and edit tickets raised by other users on the account.
In My Calls, on the My Tickets tab, find the ticket you want to view by:
Browsing through the list of tickets. By default, tickets are listed with the newest first.
Using the search field to find your ticket.
Using filter options to find tickets with a particular status or date. You can also filter by incident and request ticket types.
Updating an existing service request ticket
When you find your service request ticket, double click to open it.
The top of the request details who logged the ticket, ticket status, the service that is being requested, a summary of the request, when it was raised and when it was last modified.
The Progress Notes tab contains the following information:
Add New Note enables you to provide additional information relating to your request and respond to any questions from our support team.
In the Notes History, you can also read updates on your requests from the support team. Double-click to open an update. You can see who provided the update and the date it was provided.
Click Attach to attach documents to your service request. Any documents you attach will be listed in the ticket. For security purposes some file attachments formats are not accepted.
The Request Details tab contains details of the request that was submitted. For example:
When you're done, click Save.
Monitoring an existing incident ticket
When you find your incident ticket, double click to open it.
The top of the incident details who logged the ticket, the ticket status, the service that the incident was logged against, a description of the incident, when it was raised and last modified and any resolution.
The Progress Notes tab contains the following information:
Add New Note enables you to provide additional information relating to the incident and respond to any questions from our support team.
In the Notes History, you can also read updates on the incident from the support team. Double-click to open an update. You can see who provided the update and the date it was provided.
Click Attach to attach documents to the incident. Any documents you attach will be listed in the ticket. For security purposes, some file attachment formats are not accepted.
Click Close Incident to close an incident. You'll be prompted to add a reason for closure. When you're done click OK.
If you need to re-open an incident that has been closed, click Re-open Incident. You'll be prompted for a reason for re-opening the incident. When you're done click OK.
When you're done, click Save.
Providing feedback
We value your feedback on your UKCloud customer support experience to help us understand what we're doing right and how we could improve. For each ticket you raise, you have the opportunity to fill in a brief survey to tell us what you think.
To access the survey:
For service requests tickets - Edit the ticket and select the Customer Satisfaction Survey tab then click Complete new survey.
For incident tickets - Edit the ticket and in the Survey section at the bottom of the page, click Complete new survey.
Answer the questions in the survey and when you're done, click Save.
Next steps
For more information about the UKCloud support process, see Raising and escalating support tickets with customer support
For information about how administrators can give Portal users access to My Calls, see How to manage My Calls users
For information about what else you can do in the UKCloud Portal, see the Getting Started Guide for the UKCloud Portal
Feedback
If you find a problem with this article, click Improve this Doc to make the change yourself or raise an issue in GitHub. If you have an idea for how we could improve any of our services, send an email to feedback@ukcloud.com.


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Default is 'master
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Note that this must be a local branch name like 'master' or 'develop'.
Remote branch names like 'origin/master' and 'origin/develop' are not supported as the branch argument.
Tag names are not supported as the branch argument.
SHA-1 hashes are not supported as the branch argument.
Remote branch names, tag names, and SHA-1 hashes are supported by the general purpose checkout
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pgproto tests PostgreSQL or any other servers that understand the frontend/backend protocol.
The host name of the machine on which the server is running. If the value begins with a slash, it is used as the directory for the Unix-domain socket (default: Unix-domain socket).
The port number (default:5432).
The user name (default: OS user name).
The database name (default: same as user).
Text file describing message data to be sent to PostgreSQL (default: pgproto.data).
The nap time in micro seconds (default:0). Greater than 0 will let pgproto sleep between each data reading from socket. This is useful to simulate slow clients.
Enable debug message.
Print the command version, then exit.
Shows help for the command line arguments, then exit.
In the example below, the first character in the file (i.e. 'Q') indicates the message kind specified in the PostgreSQL frontend/backend protocol.
Exceptions are 'Y' and 'y'. 'Y' reads messages from backend until 'Ready for query' is received. 'y' reads messages from backend while messages are coming from backend then stops if messages are not available for 1 second. 'Y' is used for waiting for reply of 'Q' (simple query) or after 'S' (sync) in extended queries. 'y' can be used for receiving messages after 'H' (flush).
If you want to include a " (double quotation) in a string data type, for example "SELECT * FROM "aaa"", you can qualify it by using \ (back slash) like ""SELECT * FROM "aaa"" A command line spread over multiple lines can be created using \ as well.
'Q' "SELECT * FROM aaa \ WHERE a = 1"
Here is an example input file:
# # Test data example # 'Q' "SELECT * FROM aaa" 'Y' 'P' "S1" "BEGIN" 0 'B' "" "S1" 0 0 0 'E' "" 0 'C' 'S' "S1" 'P' "foo" "SELECT 1" 0 'B' "myportal" "foo" 0 0 0 'E' "myportal" 0 'P' "S2" "COMMIT" 0 'B' "" "S2" 0 0 0 'E' "" 0 'C' 'S' "S2" 'S' 'Y' 'X'
Here is an example output:
$ pgproto -p 11000 -d test -f sample.data FE=> Query (query="SELECT * FROM aaa") <= BE RowDescription <= BE CommandComplete(SELECT 0) <= BE ReadyForQuery(I) FE=> Parse(stmt="S1", query="BEGIN") FE=> Bind(stmt="S1", portal="") FE=> Execute(portal="") FE=> Close(stmt="S1") FE=> Parse(stmt="foo", query="SELECT 1") FE=> Bind(stmt="foo", portal="myportal") FE=> Execute(portal="myportal") FE=> Parse(stmt="S2", query="COMMIT") FE=> Bind(stmt="S2", portal="") FE=> Execute(portal="") FE=> Close(stmt="S2") FE=> Sync <= BE ParseComplete <= BE BindComplete <= BE CommandComplete(BEGIN) <= BE CloseComplete <= BE ParseComplete <= BE BindComplete <= BE DataRow <= BE CommandComplete(SELECT 1) <= BE ParseComplete <= BE BindComplete <= BE CommandComplete(COMMIT) <= BE CloseComplete <= BE ReadyForQuery(I) FE=> Terminate
Other example data files:
Copy
# # Test data example # # CopyIn # 'Q' "COPY t1 FROM STDIN" # CopyData 'd' "abc" # CopyDone 'c' 'Y' # CopyOut # 'Q' "COPY t1 TO STDOUT" 'Y' # # Copy fail case # 'Q' "COPY t1 FROM STDIN" # CopyData 'd' "abc" # CopyFail 'f' "pgproto copy fail test" 'Y' 'X'
Function Call
# # Test data example # # Function call (lo_creat) # from PostgreSQL's src/include/catalog/pg_proc.data # { oid => '957', descr => 'large object create', # proname => 'lo_creat', provolatile => 'v', proparallel => 'u', # prorettype => 'oid', proargtypes => 'int4', prosrc => 'be_lo_creat' }, 'F' 957 1 0 1 1 "0" 0 'Y' 'X'


A Little Bit of Ecstasy ...
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ďLife has always taken place in a tumult without apparent cohesion, but it only finds its grandeur and its reality in ECSTASY and in ecstatic love.Ē
~Georges Bataille
Hereís what a little bit of Ecstasy did for me.
There are certain periods in life so uplifting, so enlightening, so amazing, the experience canít be described in words. The first time you get a tax refund, the first time you have sex, the first time you finish school, the first time you roll, and many others. This experience youíre about to read was one of them. Never before had I felt so alive, so enlightened, so in rapture and awe of life and the world. Itís not an experience Iíll forget soon, and itís one that has, without a doubt, left a significant imprint on my psyche. It was truly a therapeutic, spiritual experience in all aspects.
I love Ecstasy. Simple as that. I had rolled about seven or eight times before this experience, and always saw it as a really fun time. But that one Saturday gave me a brand new perspective on it. After that session, Iíd begin to see the experience for the beautiful, deep, powerful spiritual journey it really is. Itís buttered toast and tea for the soul. To paraphrase Jocelyn Enriquez, a little bit of ecstasy really did set me free.
Anyway, some of my friends wanted to go to a club that night, so we split into two groups Ė one that would pick up some people and go to the club, and the other that would roll at home. We had all the essentials at home Ė gum, glowsticks, strobe lights, toys, candyÖ and two pills to jump start my night.
Just as I started to feel lightheaded, about an hour after I took the pills, I turned off the lights and turned up the music, I got a call from my friends saying they werenít going to the club and were staying put at a group of girlsí house. So we pack our supplies and call a cab over there.
I started to blow up in the cab, and must have read the cab driver the wrong address five times. Still, we eventually made it to their house (I wonder what the driver must have been thinking as he drove away). The house was a very conducive environment. I knew the girls, and everyone was starting to come up. I set up the supplies, mingled and eventually took my third pill (two hours since I started) and started moving about, twirling glowsticks and mauling gum. I was loving life, very pleased to be rolling again.
Then at some point the third pill kicked in, at around a time someone was giving me an incredible light show. I remember blowing up, up and away into the stratosphere, completely losing reality. My senses completely took over as I went through an incredible journey of light and sound that took me off to the moon and back to the deepest corners of my mind Ė I couldnít tell you exactly where I was, but Iím certain it wasnít Earth. I marveled at the wonderful complexity of my mind, the simple joyfulness of my emotions, and the greatness that was life, my friends, and the universe. Everything made sense. Everything was perfect.
As I was watching the lightshow, one of my friends held some Vicks Vaporub to my nostrils, and I took a couple of huge whiffs while another friend played with my hair. That put me in another dimension. My eyes werenít even following the lights anymore and I could only think about the profound thoughts that were racing through my head, a million miles an hour, that nevertheless made perfect sense to me. I discovered the secrets of the universe (I just canít put them into words. As any raver will tell you, you canít explain the many wonders of E. Only by doing it will you truly understand).
I then leveled out, still rolling hard, but sort of back to Earth (I was still flying, though!). I thought about what just happened Ė the hardest I had ever blown up until then. I caught my breath, then went outside for a quick walk and to feel the fresh air, which was very refreshing. All the while, my friends were amazed at how hard I was still rolling, considering I ate less pills than them, and earlier to boot. But by the time I got back, I leveled out more, and took half a pill (four and a half hours into the session).
I went back in and lied down on a mattress that was set up, relaxing and staring at the strobe light. Then a friend of mine lay down next to me, and we started cuddling. As we wrapped arms and I touched her skin, I Ėreally- started soaring. I had rolled with girls before (including the other girls there, which were also loads of fun), but I knew this girl well, which not only made us more comfortable, but made the connection I felt that much deeper. It made a huge difference.
I hadnít felt that attracted to this girl before Ė I thought she was cute, but I was just not that interested. Now, here I was looking at her, thinking she was the most beautiful, adorable thing in the world. We ran our hands through our skin Ė hers was so soft and fuzzy, but even that was nothing compared to her hair. Oh, the hair Ė silky and smooth, and it smelled great as well. Likewise, her hands sent ripples through my own skin.
Mentally, I felt an intense connection Ė I had never felt so emotionally in-tune with anyone before, not even my old girlfriends, and it was almost overwhelming. I showered her with kisses, which she returned and we started sweet-talking. By now, I was blowing up so hard I must have caused a rupture in the space-time continuum. We went outside to chill out, so we talked and cuddled more. By now, I had long peaked and was starting to come down, but it was still wonderful. I didnít let go of her for about 20 minutes (or at least it felt that way).
I then went in to join everyone else in coming down. We sat around for a minute, then agreed to bid farewell and hopefully get to my bed and hibernate for a few days. We packed up, gave our regards, and drove away.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I didnít sleep much the next few days, as I was still processing the sheer volume and intensity of what I had just experienced. It sunk in all throughout the next day. I thought about and analyzed it. A lot.
They say things donít always come out as you expect them to. This holds especially true with psychedelics, which almost never come out as planned or expected. My roll that night didnít turn out like I expected to Ė it exceeded all of my expecations. I expected to roll mildly (or at least not as hard, as I had rolled a few weeks before) with two, maybe three people. I ended up rolling with eight people and enjoying the experience of a lifetime.
I experienced a degree of bliss, understanding and closeness with others, the world, and myself that I had never experienced before, and many probably never will.  And these words do not do it justice Ė no words can. Iíve always maintained that Ecstasy is the one drug whose name exactly describes the effect, but in this case, even that is a colossal understatement.
I wonít do E for a while now, if anything to give my body a needed break and to let my mind soak that night all in. Still, this experience left a mark on my mind, for the better. Itís barely half a week since that roll, and yet I can still feel the change. Never have I been so at peace with the world, knowing my experience was real, profound, and has made me a better, happier person. Is there any wonder Ecstasy was used for marital counseling, and research is being conducted into it as a treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?
It doesnít surprise me. A little bit of Ecstasy really can set one free, even for a reasonably sane and level-headed like me. Just imagine what it can do for the troubled, the bitter, the lost and the hopeless, if just for one night, they can experience pure, unadulterated bliss Ė a true cleansing of the spirit.
And remember, as always - be safe, donít overdo it, know your mood and environment, and follow your senses. :-)
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.


Structure SequenceNumberSet_t, contains a group of sequencenumbers.
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#include <SequenceNumber.h>
Structure SequenceNumberSet_t, contains a group of sequencenumbers.
◆ add()
Add a sequence number to the set.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- True on success
◆ get_begin()
Get the begin of the set.
- Returns
- Vector iterator pointing to the begin of the set
◆ get_end()
Get the end of the set.
- Returns
- Vector iterator pointing to the end of the set
◆ get_maxSeqNum()
Get the maximum sequence number in the set.
- Returns
- maximum sequence number in the set
◆ get_set()
Get the set of SequenceNumbers.
- Returns
- Set of SequenceNumbers
◆ get_size()
Get the number of SequenceNumbers in the set.
- Returns
- Size of the set
◆ isSetEmpty()
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Check if the set is empty.
- Returns
- True if the set is empty
◆ operator=()
Assignment operator.
- Parameters
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◆ print()
Get a string representation of the set.
- Returns
- string representation of the set
◆ base
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A natural number is a number in the set {1, 2, 3, ...}. Prime numbers are a subset of natural numbers.
In particular prime numbers are the subset of natural numbers more than 1 and who have no divisors other than themselves and 1.
4 is not a prime because 4 can be factored into 2 * 2.
5 is a prime because no numbers multiplied by each other give 5 other than 1 and 5 itself.
There are infinitely many prime numbers.
How can you be sure? Well assume you have a set of all the finite number of primes:
P = {p1, p2, ... pN}.
Then multiply all of those numbers together and add one. n = p1 * p2 * ... * pN + 1.
We know that p does not divide n for each p in the set P because n mod p == 1.
But the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra states that every natural number is itself a prime or can be factored into primes in a unique way.
Since we determined that N can't be factored using any prime in our set P, then it must itself be a prime or can be factored into different primes not completely in our set.
Therefore for any set of primes, we can always use that set to generate a bigger set of primes. We would generate this larger set, by multiplying the entire set together, and adding 1. Then we'd have a number which is prime or which contains prime factors not in our set.
And since we can always keep generating larger sets of primes infinitely; therefore, there are infinitely many primes.
The simplest way to verify if a number n is prime is to check if any number that is greater than 1 and smaller than the square root of n is a divisor of n. More specifically you only need to see if the primes smaller than the square root of n are divisors.
But the simplest method of verifying primality becomes the hardest method when we have large numbers we want to verify because the number of factors we have to check grow fast.
There are 2 types of primality tests:
So why would you ever use a probabilistic test when a deterministic test is available?
Because probabilistic tests can be much faster to run. So if you're searching for a prime, you can use the probabilistic test to find a number that is probably a prime, and then fall back to a deterministic test to be sure for the numbers the probabilistic test deems to be probably a primes.
Some examples of other primality tests are: Fermat's primality test, Elliptic curve primality test, and AKS primality test. There are many others though.
We know that there are infinitely many primes, but how common are they in comparison to composite (non prime) numbers?
The distribution of primes within the natural numbers is not known even to the greatest minds in mathematics throughout history. There are laws that govern the average distribution such as the prime number theorem. But it seems as though we may never understand the distribution of primes fully.
The prime number theorem states that if you select any number N, and then take it's number of digits, then the chance of it being a prime is only 1/N. So as you select bigger numbers for N, you have less and less of a chance of them being primes.
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The key words “MUST”, “MUST NOT”, “REQUIRED”, “SHALL”, “SHALL NOT”, “SHOULD”, “SHOULD NOT”, “RECOMMENDED”, “MAY”, and “OPTIONAL” in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119.
All artifacts one create in an application are identified as application resources. These resources are represented by what is called an Application Resource Identifier. This identifier keeps information about the location of a resource, its logical name and what well known type it is.
The identifiers are used throughout the runtime when using things like Commands, EventSources and Events. For instance, when an Event is persisted to the store; metadata related to the event is stored with it - such as the Application Resource Identifier. The reason for storing this type of information rather than the language specific information, such as the .NET CLR information is that it leaves us with less flexibility in the code for refactoring. Once an event is stored and we need to replay an event from the store, if it sits there with Type information and it has been moved - there is no way to identify it and get back to the actual type.
In addition to this, it opens up the opportunity for Bifrost to be a runtime hosting other languages as well. By decoupling from language structures and having a common representation of resources, we can then go between different platforms.
Domain Driven
The structure of an Application Resource Identifier is focused around your actual domain.
Note
Read more here about domain driven design in Bifrost.
It all starts with a bounded context and within it you can have one or more modules and with each of these one or more features. Within each feature you can also have a recursive number of sub features. For all of these levels in the hierarchy you can have resources that live.
Every resource in the system has a specific purpose in the pipeline and often they should also be segregated from other resources. They are therefor identified to belong to a certain area.
The structure would look like the following for each of the areas.
+-- Bounded Context
| - Resource
| +-- Module
| | - Resource
| +---- Feature
| | - Resource
| +------ Sub feature
| | - Resource
Configuration
Bifrost relies heavily on conventions and some of these conventions are configurable in how it resolves things. Application Resources is a good example of something that can be configured and in fact needs to have some configuration in order for it to be able to resolve resources back and forth from programming language specific metadata to Bifrost specific metadata.
In order for Bifrost to be able to take a programming langauge specific type and turn it into a Application Resource Identifier, it needs to be able to turn the metadata from the type info into strings and be able to extract the details from it into an identifier. This is configured using a special string expression.
Note
It is also possible to configure it using the fluent interface. That is not covered by the documentation at this point
The format is based on well known identifiers which it recognizes:
- BoundedContext
- Module
- Feature
- SubFeature
All these has to be represented as a variable according to the. Example:
"{BoundedContext}.-^{Module}.-^{Feature}.-^{SubFeature}*
This is telling that the BoundedContext is required, while the rest are optionals and the last SubFeature is recursive and also depends on the existence of a Feature. SubFeatures belong to a Feature.
One format MUST include a BoundedContext - there can only be one of it. One format CAN include Module, and there MUST only be one of it One format CAN include Feature, but only if there is a Module before in the string format, and there MUST only be one of it One format CAN include multiple SubFeatures, but only if there is a Feature before in the string format
Configuring this in C# using an ICanConfigure
implementation:
public class Configurator : ICanConfigure
{
public void Configure(IConfigure configure)
{
configure
.Application("ApplicationName",
a => a.Structure(s => s
.Domain("Domain.{BoundedContext}.-{Module}.-{Feature}.^{SubFeature}*")
.Events("Events.{BoundedContext}.-{Module}.-{Feature}.^{SubFeature}*")
.Read("Read.{BoundedContext}.-{Module}.-{Feature}.^{SubFeature}*")
.Frontend("Web.{BoundedContext}.-{Module}.-{Feature}.^{SubFeature}*")
));
// Other configuration...
}
}
This configuration basically tells how it can resolve a C# namespace into the location of resources. In addition to that, make note of the application name, which is also part of the identifier.
Note
Notice that the fluent interface has support for the well known areas.
It is possible to have multiple locations for an area. You just simply add another line with a configuration matching up with your namespace and type information.
Working with resources
Inside Bifrost you'll find a set of tools that can help you work with resources. Normally you would not need to do this, as all the resource management is taken care of for you. But if you have a specific need in your application to work directly with it - you have a few options to do so.
Identifying types
If you have a language specific representation of a resource, for instance an Event in C#:
namespace Events.MyBoundedContext
{
public class MyEvent : Event
{
}
}
You can identify this by taking a dependency on IApplicationResources
and use one of the methods to identify it; either by the instance or by its type:
using Bifrost.Applications;
using Events.MyBoundedContext;
namespace MyApplication
{
public class MySystem
{
public MySystem(IApplicationResources applicationResources)
{
// Identify the resource from a CLR type
var identifier = applicationResources.Identify(typeof(MyEvent));
}
}
}
Converters
The object hierarchy representing a resource is not practical when you want to store or transport the information about the resource. There is a converter that can be used to convert back and forth from simpler string representations:
using Bifrost.Applications;
using Events.MyBoundedContext;
namespace MyApplication
{
public class MySystem
{
public MySystem(
IApplicationResources applicationResources,
IApplicationResourceIdentifierConverter converter)
{
var identifier = applicationResources.Identify(typeof(MyEvent));
// Make a string representation
var identifierAsString = converter.AsString(identifier);
// Get an identifier from a string representation
var identifierConvertedBack = converter.FromString(identifierAsString);
}
}
}
Resolvers
When you have an identifier and you want to get to the actual runtime type, you need something that is capable of resolving it. In Bifrost for C# you have something that does just that; IApplicationResourceResolver
:
using Bifrost.Applications;
using Events.MyBoundedContext;
namespace MyApplication
{
public class MySystem
{
public MySystem(
IApplicationResources applicationResources,
IApplicationResourceIdentifierConverter converter,
IApplicationResourceResolver resolver)
{
var identifier = applicationResources.Identify(typeof(MyEvent));
var identifierAsString = converter.AsString(identifier);
var identifierConvertedBack = converter.FromString(identifierAsString);
// Get the type back
var type = resolver.Resolve(identifierConvertedBack);
}
}
}
Well known areas
There are areas that Bifrost consider well known and part of every Bifrost application. These are as follows:
| Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Domain | Holds your commands, input validation rules, business rules, aggregate roots |
| Events | Holds only your Events |
| Read | Holds your readmodels, queries |
| Frontend | Holds everything related to your frontend |


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Intel® Robot DevKit (RDK) Project contains robotics related open source software components under ROS2 framework for realsense based perceptual computation, neuron network based object and people face detection, object tracking and 3D localization, SLAM and navigation.
Key Packages¶
ros2_intel_realsense¶
ros2_intel_realsense for using Intel® RealSense™ cameras (D400 series) with ROS2.
ros2_object_analytics¶
ros2_object_analytics is a group of ROS2 packages for real-time object detection, localization and tracking. These packages aim to provide real-time object analyses over RGB-D camera inputs, enabling ROS developer to easily create amazing robotics advanced features, like intelligent collision avoidance and semantic SLAM.
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Reference¶
Intel® ROS Projects: http://wiki.ros.org/IntelROSProject
Intel® ROS2 Projects: https://index.ros.org/doc/ros2/Related-Projects/Intel-ROS2-Projects/


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Do you and your household members have appropriate clothing while evacuated? This includes warm clothing should there be extreme winter conditions.
Do you and your household members have access to transportation while evacuated? This could include a personal vehicle, taxi, public transportation, or rideshare access.
Do you and your household members have access to incidentals while evacuated? This could include miscellaneous items such as personal hygiene products such as toothpaste, laundry soap and/or pet food.


Guidance
Ofsted’s policy for determining that an inspection of a provider should not go ahead on the planned dates.
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This deferral policy applies to inspections of:
Published: 28 August 2015
Updated: 20 June 2016
From: Ofsted
Part of: Ofsted's inspections of initial teacher education providers Ofsted inspections of registered childcare providers Ofsted regulation and inspection of childminder agencies Ofsted inspections of non-association independent schools Ofsted inspections of children's centres Ofsted inspections of early years and childcare providers Ofsted inspections of maintained schools


Brain Tumor Extraction
Medical image processing is the most challenging and emerging field now a days. Processing of MRI images is one of the part of this field. This project describes the proposed strategy to detect & extraction of brain tumour from patient’s MRI scan images of the brain. This method incorporates with some noise removal functions, segmentation and morphological operations which are the basic concepts of image processing. Detection and extraction of tumour from MRI scan images of the brain is done by using MATLAB software.
METHODOLOGY
This project describes the strategy to detect and extract brain tumor from patient’s MRI scan images. First it takes the name and age of a person and then MRI brain image is used for tumor detection process. It includes pre-processing, segmentation, morphological operation, watershed segmentation and calculation of the tumor area and determination of the tumor location.
In this, a brain tumour MRI image is applied to pre-processing and after that tumour is extracted by morphological and watershed segmentation processes. The medical image segmentation has difficulties in segmenting complex structure with uneven shape, size, and properties. In such condition it is better to use unsupervised methods such as edge detection algorithm. For accurate diagnosis of tumor patients, appropriate segmentation method is required to be used for MRI images to carry out an improved diagnosis and treatment. The brain tumor detection is a great help for the physicians and a boon for the medical imaging and industries working on the production of MRI imaging.
FUTURE SCOPE
In near future, a database can be created for different patients having different types of brain tumours and locate them. Tumour growth can be analysed by plotting graph which can be obtained by studying sequential images of tumour affect. Possible extension of the presented work could use more features. It would be beneficial to connect the system to cloud storage of patient‟s information in hospital. This application can be extended to accessibility and usability through mobile phones. If this application is developed to analyse all types of MRI scans of same patient and result of all scans are integrated, it can suggest appropriate treatment and medication as well.


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Class Summary |
| ComplexProfileElement |
The ComplexProfileElement wraps the Heritrix
elements that contain child elements. |
| HeritrixProfile |
The HeritrixProfile class wraps the Heritrix XMLSettingsHandler
and CrawlerSettings object to allow the WCT a degree of separation from the
Heritrix implementation. |
| ProfileElement |
Abstract class to represent an element in the Heritrix profile. |
| ProfileManager |
The manager for Profile actions. |
| RendererManager |
The RendererManager is responsible for working out which
UI renderers should be used to render the profile screens. |
| SimpleProfileElement |
A simple element in a Heritrix profile. |


Ravi Kumar, Deepika Nain clinch gold in wrestling championships
by Sports BureauThe Indian wrestlers bagged two gold and silver medals on the opening day of the Asian under-15 championships on Friday.
In the freestyle category, Ravi Kumar defeated Japan’s Daito Katsume 4-2 to claim the gold in the 44kg category. In 41kg, Aman won the silver and Yogesh Bijore finished second in 38kg.
In women’s freestyle, Deepika Nain clinched the gold in 62kg while Aarti Saroha (54kg) and Nitika (58kg) claimed the silver.
In Greco-Roman, Harikesh (48kg) and Anil More (52kg) bagged a silver.
The championships is live on wrestlingtv.in (7 a.m. & 3 p.m.).


Interface: GpioCapture
interface GpioCapture
- Author:
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Phil Levis
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David Gay
Revision: $Revision: 1.12 $
Defines global error codes for error_t in TinyOS.
Commands
command void disable()
Events
event void captured(uint16_t time)
Commands - Details
captureFallingEdge
command error_t captureFallingEdge()
captureRisingEdge
command error_t captureRisingEdge()
- Returns:
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Whether the timer capture has been enabled.
disable
command void disable()
Events - Details
captured
event void captured(uint16_t time)
- Parameters:
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val
- The value of the 32kHz timer.