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API_VERSION
= "v1.0"
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BASE_URL_MISSING
= "Base URL cannot be null or empty."
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INVALID_FILE
= "Unable to open file stream for the given path."
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MAX_PAGE_SIZE
= 999
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MAX_PAGE_SIZE_ERROR
= "Page size must be less than " . self::MAX_PAGE_SIZE
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NO_ACCESS_TOKEN
= "No access token has been provided."
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NO_APP_ID
= "No app ID has been provided."
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NO_APP_SECRET
= "No app secret has been provided."
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REQUEST_TIMED_OUT
= "The request timed out."
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REST_ENDPOINT
= "https://graph.microsoft.com/"
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SDK_VERSION
= "1.96.0"
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= "Timeout error"
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= "Unable to create instance of type"
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= "The HTTP client sent back an invalid response"
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API_VERSION
= "v1.0"
BASE_URL_MISSING
public
mixed
BASE_URL_MISSING
= "Base URL cannot be null or empty."
INVALID_FILE
public
mixed
INVALID_FILE
= "Unable to open file stream for the given path."
MAX_PAGE_SIZE
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= 999
MAX_PAGE_SIZE_ERROR
public
mixed
MAX_PAGE_SIZE_ERROR
= "Page size must be less than " . self::MAX_PAGE_SIZE
NO_ACCESS_TOKEN
public
mixed
NO_ACCESS_TOKEN
= "No access token has been provided."
NO_APP_ID
public
mixed
NO_APP_ID
= "No app ID has been provided."
NO_APP_SECRET
public
mixed
NO_APP_SECRET
= "No app secret has been provided."
REQUEST_TIMED_OUT
public
mixed
REQUEST_TIMED_OUT
= "The request timed out."
REST_ENDPOINT
public
mixed
REST_ENDPOINT
= "https://graph.microsoft.com/"
SDK_VERSION
public
mixed
SDK_VERSION
= "1.89.0"
TIMEOUT
public
mixed
TIMEOUT
= "Timeout error"
UNABLE_TO_CREATE_INSTANCE_OF_TYPE
public
mixed
UNABLE_TO_CREATE_INSTANCE_OF_TYPE
= "Unable to create instance of type"
UNABLE_TO_PARSE_RESPONSE
public
mixed
UNABLE_TO_PARSE_RESPONSE
= "The HTTP client sent back an invalid response"


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You can't use your old passport on the day of your appointment
Thursday, 19 September 2019
at 2:00pm
Glasgow HM Passport Office 3 Northgate 96 Milton Street Cowcaddens Glasgow G4 0BT View map
It usually takes 30 minutes to collect your new passport. Don't arrive any earlier than 10 minutes before your collection appointment.

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We'll check your application. If there's a problem, we'll call you on the number you provided.
If you have any questions contact HM PassportOffice.
Give feedback{{ "Your application has been saved and we're now processing it." if values['lost-stolen-no-docs'] else "Your application has been saved." }}
Application reference PEX 319 825 680X
Before we can work on your application, you need to:
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{% endif %}Use a strong envelope that is the right size for your documents. You do not need to include a covering letter.
You can use standard post or special delivery.
HM Passport Office
UK-DAP
PEX 318 437 555X
Aragon Court
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Peterborough
PE1 1QG
Find out how to send your documents if you're applying as part of a
family or couple.
You'll need your application reference: PEX 319 825 680X
https://www.passport.service.gov.uk/track
You'll need your application reference: PEX 319 825 680X
https://www.passport.service.gov.uk/track
Sign in to check who can do this and provide their details. You'll need your application reference: PEX 319 825 680X
We can only receive documents after your identity has been confirmed. This includes anyone you're applying with as part of a family or couple.
We'll let you know when and where to send them.
{# Lost or Stolen Child 0–11s, Lost or Stolen Child 12–15s, Lost or Stolen Adult #} {% elif values['application-type'] === 'replacement-lost-or-stolen-child-0-11' or values['application-type'] === 'replacement-lost-or-stolen-child-12-15' or values['application-type'] === 'replacement-lost-or-stolen-adult' %} {# LSR no docs #} {% if not values['change-of-name-reason'] and values['lost-stolen-no-docs'] %}Sign in to check who can do this and provide their details. You'll need your application reference: PEX 319 825 680X
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Our software has to be as realistic as possible, so that the learning curve for its users is not too steep. It has to be as close as possible to the real flats. That's why we looked towards virtual reality, to offer the most immersive experience.
The solution we put forward must work under a variety of environments, from software to hardware. We use abstraction layers to ease the removal and the addition of input / output peripherals, without having to recompile the software.
While the 3D scene is rendered by Unity, most of our logic code is written in C#. Through the Component model, they interact with the different objects that make up the scene, to attach specific behaviors to them depending on their function.
It's an activity that solicitates senses and makes the user dive into a virtual world, in an experience as immersive as possible. It relies on different peripherals :
The launchpads provided by Kerpape are full with domotics : every possible element is robotized! The doors, the light switches, the shutters, and even the living room table, the kitchen sinks or the bed - everything can be remote controlled.
These flats have two aims : allow disabled people to discover the different domotic equipements that are currently available on the market to select the ones they find useful, and give the craftsmen a chance to test the installation of these rather rare equipements.
The project specifications include some major constraints, that must be taken care of during the development. They include:


Classes¶
This part contains in-depth view of the used classes. Subclassing with only role changing was used to implement a rather flexible permission system.
User model¶
In SQL users use single-table inheritance model, which allows for compact data storage, when we do not have additional fields in subclasses.
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class
hexagonal.model.user.
User
(**kwargs)¶ Base class for all users in the system. Should not be directly instantiated. (hexagonal.auth currently does that, but i’m working on it)
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address
¶ User’s full address.
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card_number
¶ User’s library card number.
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has_permission
(permission)¶ Whether this user has the required permission.
By default returns whether permission is present in the class static field permissions.
Parameters: permission – permission to be checked. Returns: whether the current user has the required permission.
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id
¶ Integer primary key.
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login
¶ Login of the user. Must be unique.
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name
¶ User’s full name.
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password
¶ Password hash of the user.
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phone
¶ User’s phone number.
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reset_password
¶ Reset password flag. If true, on next login user would be prompted to reset the password.
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role
¶ Polymorphic identity of the user. Used to implement inheritance.
-
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class
hexagonal.model.patron.
Patron
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.user.User
Abstract base class for patrons. Should not be directly instantiated
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checkout
(document_copy)¶ Try to checkout the required document_copy. Raises TypeError if document_copy is not a DocumentCopy. Raises ValueError if document_copy is not available for loan.
Parameters: document_copy – to be checked out. Returns: loan object
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get_borrowed_document_copies
()¶ Get document copies that are currently borrowed by this user.
Returns: list of document_copies
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get_borrowed_document_copy_count
()¶ Get the amount of borrowed document copies.
Returns: amount
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get_checkout_period_for
(document)¶ Get checkout period for a specific document. Abstract in User.
Parameters: document – to be checked out Returns: timedelta
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get_loan_count
()¶ Get the amount of all approved loans for this patron.
Returns: list.
-
get_loans
()¶ Get all approved loans for this patron.
Returns: list.
-
get_overdue_loan_count
()¶ Get the amount of overdue associated items.
Returns: amount
-
get_overdue_loans
()¶ Get current overdue associated loans.
Returns: list of loans
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get_total_overdue_fine
()¶ Get total current overdue fine across all loans. Abstract in User.
Returns: total overdue fine, in rubles
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loan_query
()¶ Get BaseQuery for all approved loans with borrowed documents
Returns: BaseQuery
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overdue_loan_query
()¶ Get BaseQuery for all overdue loans of this user.
Returns: BaseQuery
-
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class
hexagonal.model.librarian.
Librarian
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.user.User
Librarian type of user.
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has_permission
(permission)¶ Whether this user has the required permission. Librarian has all permissions, so this returns True in this case.
Parameters: permission – permission to be checked. Returns: whether the current user has the required permission.
-
-
class
hexagonal.model.student_patron.
StudentPatron
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.patron.Patron
Student patron user type. Internal model, gets squashed in the api.
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get_checkout_period_for
(document)¶ Get checkout period for a specific document.
Parameters: document – to be checked out Returns: timedelta
-
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class
hexagonal.model.faculty_patron.
FacultyPatron
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.patron.Patron
Faculty patron user type.
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get_checkout_period_for
(document)¶ Get checkout period for a specific document.
Parameters: document – to be checked out Returns: timedelta
-
Document model¶
In SQL documents use joined-table inheritance, so id of any specific document is a foreign key to id of a document.
All common fields are kept in the documents
table, whereas fields unique for the specific type are held in a separate table.
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class
hexagonal.model.document.
Document
(**kwargs)¶ Base class for all documents. Should not be instantiated directly.
Contains common fields for all documents, and inherits from
hexagonal.model.searchable.Searchable
, adding search capability.Fuzzy search fields are title and type. Fuzzy array search fields are keywords and authors.
Authors of this document.
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available_copies
¶ Hybrid property for currently available copies of this document. Available copies are copies which don’t have an associated loan.
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copies
¶ Relation with copies of this document.
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id
¶ Integer primary key (referenced from subclasses)
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keywords
¶ Relation with keywords.
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price
¶ Document price (used in calculating overdue fine)
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title
¶ Document title (exists for all types)
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type
¶ Polymorphic identity column for inheritance support.
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class
hexagonal.model.document_copy.
DocumentCopy
(**kwargs)¶ Copy of a document. References a specific document and document type by foreign key.
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document
¶ Associated document.
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document_id
¶ Foreign key to documents.
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id
¶ Integer primary key.
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loan
¶ Relation to current loan. May be None when document is available.
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location
¶ Location of the copy in the physical library.
-
-
class
hexagonal.model.book.
Book
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.document.Document
Book document type. These could be checked out for 2 weeks, if they are bestsellers. Otherwise, students check out these for 3 weeks, and faculty members check out these for 4 weeks.
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bestseller
¶ Whether this book is a bestseller.
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edition
¶ Book edition.
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id
¶ Integer primary foreign key to documents.
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publisher
¶ Relation with publisher.
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publishment_year
¶ Publishment year.
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reference
¶ Whether this book is a reference book
-
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class
hexagonal.model.journal_article.
JournalArticle
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.document.Document
Journal article type of document. These could be checked out for two weeks by anyone.
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id
¶ Integer primary key.
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issue_editor
¶ Editor of the issue.
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issue_publication_date
¶ Publication date of the issue.
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journal
¶ Journal.
-
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class
hexagonal.model.av_material.
AVMaterial
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
hexagonal.model.document.Document
AVMaterial document type. These could be checked out for 2 weeks by anyone.
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id
¶ Primary foreign key to documents.
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Booking model¶
-
class
hexagonal.model.loan.
Loan
(**kwargs)¶ Model for one loan of a specific document by a specific user. Internal model, gets squashed in the api.
-
class
Status
¶ Loan status. Each loan can be:
- requested - which means that it has been requested by a patron.
- approved - which means that a librarian has approved the request, and the document is now in patron’s possession
- returned - which means that the patron has supposedly brought the document into the library, and it is now waiting for approval from a librarian
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can_be_renewed
()¶ Flag for renew_document function. Gives information is renew option is it available to renew loan or not.
Returns: whether the loan can be renewed.
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document_copy
¶ Loaned document_copy.
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document_copy_id
¶ Foreign key to document_copy.
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due_date
¶ Date when the document_copy must be returned.
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get_overdue_fine
()¶ Get total overdue fine for this loan. Returns 0 if it is not overdue.
Returns: the overdue fine, in rubles.
-
static
get_overdue_loan_count
()¶ Get the amount of overdue loans.
Returns: amount.
-
static
get_overdue_loans
()¶ Get overdue loans.
Returns: list.
-
static
get_requested_loan_count
()¶ Get the amount of requested loans.
Returns: amount.
-
static
get_requested_loans
()¶ Get requested loans.
Returns: list.
-
static
get_returned_loan_count
()¶ Get the amount of returned loans.
Returns: amount.
-
static
get_returned_loans
()¶ Get returned loans.
Returns: list.
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id
¶ Integer primary key.
-
overdue
()¶ Check whether this loan is overdue.
Returns: whether this loan is overdue.
-
overdue_days
()¶ Gives number of overdued days of loan.
Returns: number of days
-
static
overdue_loan_query
()¶ Get the query for overdue loans.
Returns: query for overdue loans.
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renew_document
()¶ Allows user to renew his period of book checkout for one more period, without overduing the renewable document by old date
Returns: new date, when book will become overdued
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renewed
¶ Whether this loan was renewed.
-
static
requested_loan_query
()¶ Get the query for requested loans.
Returns: query for requested loans.
-
static
returned_loan_query
()¶ Get the query for returned loans.
Returns: query for returned loans.
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status
¶ Current loan status.
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user
¶ Borrowing user id.
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user_id
¶ Foreign key to user.
-
class
Search¶
-
class
hexagonal.model.searchable.
Searchable
¶ Searchable base class. To add search functionality to an SQLAlchemy model class, just extend it from this class, and if you need fuzzy search specify fuzzy_search_fields and fuzzy_array_search_fields.
E.g.
class User(db.Model, Searchable): fuzzy_search_fields = ['name', 'role'] fuzzy_array_search_fields = ['notes'] name = db.Column(db.String, ...) role = db.Column(db.String, ...) notes = db.Column(db.ARRAY(db.String), ...)
To search by a specific field, use
search_by_<field>
(yeah, dynamic getattr)E.g. (with the previous example)
user = User(...) user.search_by_name('Alina')
will produce something like
SELECT * FROM users WHERE name ILIKE '%Alina%'
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classmethod
_search_factory
(field)¶ Produce a function which searches the required field. (used later in __getattr__)
Parameters: field – field in which the search will occur. Returns: searching function.
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classmethod
_search_in_fields
(term, fields=None, array_fields=None)¶ Perform the actual search in specified fields.
Search is performed using SQL ILIKE, and all array fields are joined using a comma (‘,’). All clauses are OR’ed. E.g.
Searchable._search_in_fields('aba', ['title', 'description'], ['keywords'])
gives the following SQL:SELECT * FROM whatever WHERE title ILIKE 'aba' OR description ILIKE 'aba' OR array_to_string(keywords, ",") ILIKE 'aba';
array_to_string
issqlalchemy.func.array_to_string
.Parameters: - term – term to search for.
- fields – usual text fields to perform search in.
- array_fields – array fields to perform search in.
Returns: list of results.
-
classmethod
fuzzy_search
(term)¶ Perform a search of the specified field through all defined fields.
Parameters: term – term to search for. Returns: list of results.
-
classmethod


Link to repo: Immodal/snake, check out the readme for more info.
Size:
Speed:
If selecting Human, make sure you also click on the Canvas after selection, otherwise your button presses will be registered by other browser elements.
Score: , Game Count:
Mean: , Median: , Min: , Max:


Path: CARNOT/loads
Purpose
The block enables to use massflow data from the software DHWcalc.
Description
The block loads the massflow data and converts them from kg/h to kg/s.
Parameters and Dialog Box
Characteristics
Direct Feedthrough Yes
Sample
time
Inherited
from driving block
Vectorized
No


API Reference
This API provides SMACK (Simplified Mandatory Access Control Kernel) related information about applications. This API should only be used by the Legato framework.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.


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What information do we collect?
We collect information when you submit your donation info. The information stored in our database are your name, email address, picture and country.
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Found at Girl Develop It reveal.js fork.
Original Created by Hakim El Hattab / @hakimel
Reveal.addEventListener( 'customevent', function() { console.log( '"customevent" has fired' ); } );


set.seed(1234) N = 2500 x = rnorm(N) lp = 0 + .5*x y = rbinom(N, size = 1, prob = plogis(lp)) model = glm(y ~ x, family = binomial) predict_class = predict(model) > 0
library(confusionMatrix) confusion_matrix(predict_class, y)
$Accuracy
# A tibble: 1 x 5
Accuracy `Accuracy LL` `Accuracy UL` `Accuracy Guessing` `Accuracy P-value`
<dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 0.591 0.572 0.611 0.513 2.88e-15
$Other
# A tibble: 1 x 19
Positive N `N Positive` `N Negative` `Sensitivity/Re… `Specificity/TN…
<chr> <int> <int> <int> <dbl> <dbl>
1 0 2500 1283 1217 0.634 0.546
# … with 13 more variables: `PPV/Precision` <dbl>, NPV <dbl>, `F1/Dice` <dbl>,
# Prevalence <dbl>, `Detection Rate` <dbl>, `Detection Prevalence` <dbl>,
# `Balanced Accuracy` <dbl>, FDR <dbl>, FOR <dbl>, `FPR/Fallout` <dbl>,
# FNR <dbl>, `D Prime` <dbl>, AUC <dbl>
$`Association and Agreement`
# A tibble: 1 x 6
Kappa `Adjusted Rand` Yule Phi Peirce Jaccard
<dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 0.180 0.0329 0.351 0.181 0.180 0.394
Works for the multi-class setting too, but not all statistics are applicable/available. Note that the ‘Other’ statistics are provided for each class, as well as averaged.
p_multi = sample(letters[1:4], 250, replace = TRUE, prob = 1:4) o_multi = sample(letters[1:4], 250, replace = TRUE, prob = 1:4) confusion_matrix(p_multi, o_multi)
Warning in calc_agreement(conf_mat): Some association metrics may not be
calculated due to lack of 2x2 table
$Accuracy
# A tibble: 1 x 5
Accuracy `Accuracy LL` `Accuracy UL` `Accuracy Guessing` `Accuracy P-value`
<dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 0.344 0.285 0.406 0.388 0.933
$Other
# A tibble: 5 x 17
Class N `Sensitivity/Re… `Specificity/TN… `PPV/Precision` NPV `F1/Dice`
<chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 a 24 0.0833 0.907 0.0870 0.903 0.0851
2 b 54 0.278 0.806 0.283 0.802 0.280
3 c 75 0.333 0.714 0.333 0.714 0.333
4 d 97 0.454 0.641 0.444 0.649 0.449
5 Aver… 62.5 0.287 0.767 0.287 0.767 0.287
# … with 10 more variables: Prevalence <dbl>, `Detection Rate` <dbl>,
# `Detection Prevalence` <dbl>, `Balanced Accuracy` <dbl>, FDR <dbl>,
# FOR <dbl>, `FPR/Fallout` <dbl>, FNR <dbl>, `D Prime` <dbl>, AUC <dbl>
$`Association and Agreement`
# A tibble: 1 x 6
Kappa `Adjusted Rand` Yule Phi Peirce Jaccard
<dbl> <dbl> <lgl> <lgl> <lgl> <lgl>
1 0.0652 0.0000361 NA NA NA NA
In wide format, you have a simple way to pluck any particular statistic.
cm = confusion_matrix(predict_class, y) cm[['Other']][['N']]
[1] 2500
cm[['Association and Agreement']][['Yule']]
[1] 0.3514883
However, if you want to present a lot of statistics, a longer format might be more ideal.
confusion_matrix(predict_class, y, longer = TRUE)
$Accuracy
# A tibble: 5 x 2
Statistic Value
<chr> <dbl>
1 Accuracy 5.91e- 1
2 Accuracy LL 5.72e- 1
3 Accuracy UL 6.11e- 1
4 Accuracy Guessing 5.13e- 1
5 Accuracy P-value 2.88e-15
$Other
# A tibble: 18 x 3
Positive Statistic Value
<chr> <chr> <dbl>
1 0 N 2500
2 0 N Positive 1283
3 0 N Negative 1217
4 0 Sensitivity/Recall/TPR 0.634
5 0 Specificity/TNR 0.546
6 0 PPV/Precision 0.595
7 0 NPV 0.586
8 0 F1/Dice 0.614
9 0 Prevalence 0.513
10 0 Detection Rate 0.326
11 0 Detection Prevalence 0.547
12 0 Balanced Accuracy 0.590
13 0 FDR 0.405
14 0 FOR 0.414
15 0 FPR/Fallout 0.454
16 0 FNR 0.366
17 0 D Prime 0.458
18 0 AUC 0.627
$`Association and Agreement`
# A tibble: 6 x 2
Statistic Value
<chr> <dbl>
1 Kappa 0.180
2 Adjusted Rand 0.0329
3 Yule 0.351
4 Phi 0.181
5 Peirce 0.180
6 Jaccard 0.394
Either way, the tibble output will work nicely with various packages for formatting tables.


Elastic provides a complete system for complex layouts, explaining every combination in detail takes many lines, and sometimes there are several solutions to accomplish the same results.
This examples only scratch the surface of the capabilities of the framework, but will put you on the right track and open your mind to play with the elastic syntax and accomplish all your needs fast. Also remember you can nest this samples to accomplish even more combinations.
* divs of class "container" are optional(check documentation)
* every fixed column can have custom width(check documentation)


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Class
AllocatorManager for allocated memory.
| All Subcl's | MultiPoolAllocator, SimpleAllocator, SinglePoolAllocator |
|---|---|
| Defined in | <seqan/basic.h> |
| Signature |
template <typename TSpec>
class Allocator;
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Template Parameters
TSpec |
The specializing type. |
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Interface Function Overview
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void allocate(allocator, data, count[, usageTag]);
Allocates memory from heap. -
void clear(allocator);
Deallocates all memory blocks. -
void deallocate(object, data, count[, usageTag])
Deallocates memory.
Detailed Description
Remarks
There are two reasons for using non-trivial allocators:
- Allocators support the function clear for a fast deallocation of all allocated memory blocks.
- Some allocators are faster in allocating an deallocating memory. Pool allocators like e.g. SinglePoolAllocator or MultiPoolAllocator speed up allocate, *, and clear for pooled memory blocks.
Interface Functions Detail
void allocate(allocator, data, count[, usageTag]);
Parameters
count
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Number of items that could be stored in the allocated memory. The type of the allocated items is given by the type of data. |
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usageTag
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A tag the specifies the purpose for the allocated memory. Values: AllocatorUsageTags. |
allocator
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Allocator object. allocator is conceptually the "owner" of the allocated memory. Objects of all types can be used as allocators. If no special behavior is implemented, default functions allocation/deallocation are applied that uses standard new and delete operators. Types: Allocator |
Remarks
The function allocates at least count*sizeof(data) bytes. The allocated memory is large enough to hold count objects of type T, where T * is type of data.
These objects are not constructed by allocate.
Use e.g. one of the functions valueConstruct, arrayConstruct, arrayConstructCopy or arrayFill to construct the objects. A new operator which is part of the C++ standard (defined in <new>) can also be used to construct objects at a given memory address.
Remarks
All allocated memory blocks should be deallocated by the corresponding function deallocate.
Data Races
void clear(allocator);
Parameters
The
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allocator to clear. |
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Remarks
This function deallocates all memory block sthat were allocated using allocate() for allocator. The memory is not pooled but directly passed back to the heap manager.
Data Races
void deallocate(object, data, count[, usageTag])
Parameters
object
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Allocator object.object is conceptually the "owner" of the allocated memory. Objects of all types can be used as allocators. If no special behavior is implemented, default functions allocation/deallocation are applied that uses standard new and delete operators. Types: Allocator |
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data
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Pointer to allocated memory that was allocated by allocate. |
count
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Number of items that could be stored in the allocated memory. |
usageTag
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A tag the specifies the purpose for the allocated memory. Values: AllocatorUsageTags. |
The values for object, count and usageTag should be the same that was used when allocate was called. The value of data should be the same that was returned by allocate.
deallocate does not destruct objects.
Use e.g. one of the functions valueDestruct or arrayDestruct to destruct the objects. delete and delete [] operators which are part of the C++ standard (defined in <new>) can also be used to destruct objects at a given memory address.


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