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Join us!In order to ensure the protection of invaluable historical and cultural artefacts, the use of new technologies will ensure their place in the public record. Non-invasive archaeological field techniques will be promoted in order to learn about history without destroying it and host events to inform and educate people as to how they can contribute to the preservation of history.
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Heritage Safeguard is a multinational, interdisciplinary team consisting of people committed to preserving at risk Cultural Heritage. We aim to develop and use of new technologies to empower local communities to create historical repositories of cultural traditions. Our Team consists of experts in various fields such as archaeology, techniques in conservation, restauration, technology and human rights.
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Looking from the perspective of a practitioner
type annotations
Anders Hejlsberg@Build2016: Big JavaScript codebases tend to become "read-only".
let obj: string;
obj = 'yo';
// Error: Type 'number' is not assignable to type 'string'.
obj = 10;
// types can be inferred (return type)
function sayIt(what: string) {
return `Saying: ${what}`;
}
const said: string = sayIt(obj);
class Sayer {
// mandatory
what: string;
constructor(what: string) {
this.what = what;
}
// return type if you want to
sayIt(): string {
return `Saying: ${this.what}`;
}
}
let obj: string;
obj = 'yo';
// Error: number: This type is incompatible with string
obj = 10;
function sayIt(what: string) {
return `Saying: ${what}`;
}
const said: string = sayIt(obj);
class Sayer {
what: string;
constructor(what: string) {
this.what = what;
}
sayIt(): string {
return `Saying: ${this.what}`;
}
}
Those basic features help with documentation, refactoring, and IDE support
function foo(num: number) {
if (num > 10) {
return 'cool';
}
}
// cool
const result: string = foo(100);
console.log(result.toString());
// still cool?
console.log(foo(1).toString());
// error at runtime
"Cannot read property 'toString' of undefined"
TypeScript does not catch this
function foo(num: number) {
if (num > 10) {
return 'cool';
}
}
// error: call of method `toString`.
// Method cannot be called on possibly null value
console.log(foo(100).toString());
Flow does catch this
But why?
The inferred type is something else
// error: return undefined. This type is incompatible with string
function foo(num: number): string {
if (num > 10) {
return 'cool';
}
}
// nullable type: the one inferred
function foo(num: number): string | void {
if (num > 10) {
return 'cool';
}
}
// to fix this, we need to check the result
const fooed: string|void = foo(100);
if (fooed) {
fooed.toString();
}
function foo(num: number) {
if (num > 10) {
return 'cool';
}
}
// to fix this, we need to check the result
const fooed: string|void = foo(100);
if (fooed) {
fooed.toString();
}
// or tell the compiler we know better (in this case we actually do)
fooed!.toString();
Important: Only works when strictNullChecks option is checked
More Improvements in TypeScript 2.0
Catches up with Flow on control flow analysis (needed to make null checks really useful)
Types are nullable by default in TypeScript 1.x
Non-nullable are still possible in TypeScript 1.x in a limited way
Types are non-nullable by default in Flow
TypeScript 2.x makes types non-nullable by default using `strictNullChecks` in `tsconfig.json`
class Animal {
name: string;
constructor(name: string) {
this.name = name;
}
}
class Dog extends Animal {
// just to make this different from cat
goodBoyFactor: number;
}
class Cat extends Animal {
purrFactor: number;
}
Types can be parameterized by others
Most common with collection types
let cats: Array<Cat> = []; // can only contain cats
let animals: Array<Animal> = []; // can only contain animals
// nope, no cat
cats.push(10);
// nope, no cat
cats.push(new Animal('Fido'));
// cool, is a cat
cats.push(new Cat('Purry'));
// cool, cat is a sub type of animal
animals.push(new Cat('Purry'));
let cats: Array<Cat> = []; // can only contain cats
let animals: Array<Animal> = []; // can only contain animals
// error TS2322: Type 'Animal[]' is not assignable to type 'Cat[]'.
// Type 'Animal' is not assignable to type 'Cat'.
// Property 'purrFactor' is missing in type 'Animal'.
cats = animals;
// wow, works, but is no longer safe
animals = cats;
// because those are now all cool
animals.push(new Dog('Brutus'));
animals.push(new Animal('Twinky'));
// ouch:
cats.forEach(cat => console.log(`Cat: ${cat.name}`));
// Cat: Purry
// Cat: Brutus
// Cat: Twinky
let cats: Array<Cat> = []; // can only contain cats
let animals: Array<Animal> = []; // can only contain animals
// ERROR
// property `purrFactor` of Cat. Property not found in Animal
cats = animals;
// same ERROR
animals = cats;
End of story for Flow
TypeScript has special support for classes
Makes it easier for people coming from Java/C++/C#
Flow does not feature this or any other syntactic sugar, as it is a checker only
My recommendation
If so, what might be the problem here?
List(tests).sort((t1, t2) => t1.id - t2.id)
Those ids
acutally are strings, result always is NaN
// this would have saved you
type Test = {
id: string;
// ...
};
// error 'string' This type is incompatible with 'number'
List(tests).sort((t1, t2) => t1.id - t2.id)


The Open Spatial Extraction and Tagging (OpenSextant) software provides an unstructured textual data geotagging and geocoding capability. The U.S. Government Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) developed this capability in coordination with other U.S. government agencies and is pleased to provide this as open source software using an Apache 2.0 license. The software relies upon the open source General Architecture for Text Engineering (GATE) natural language processing software and the Apache Solr search software. Please see below for instructions on how to access the source code and binaries. OpenSextant Suite
This suite is various projects for geospatial and temporal extraction. The core module is OpenSextantToolbox which produces a GATE plugin and a toolkit for controlling the overall extraction and geocoding pipeline using that plugin.
Commons -- Common parent classes, data model and core utilities. TBD
Xponents -- Extractors


To use multiple selection, add several cursors to your editor, and then press Shift with the left or right arrow keys.


dgw - basegui - combobox - drawcanvas - hyperhelp - sbuttonbar - seditor - sfilebrowser - sfinddialog - sqlview - statusbar - tablelist - tlistbox - tvmixins - txmixins
dgw::sfilebrowser - snit file browser widget
package require dgw::sfilebrowser
namespace import ::dgw::sfilebrowser
sfilebrowser pathName options
pathName configure -treemode true
pathName configure -initialpath .
pathName configure -viewcmd procName
pathName configure -fileimage imgName
pathName browse dirName
sfilebrowser - tablelist based file browser widget to explore the file system and to execute certain actions on the currently selected file, such as opening it in an editor.
sfilebrowser pathName ?options?
Creates and configures the sfilebrowser widget using the Tk window id pathName and the given options.
-fileimage imgName
The image to be displayed left of filenames. Defaults to the embedded image for files.
-initialpath dirName
The directory from which the files and folders should be shown in the sfilebrowser widget. Defaults to the current working directory.
-treemode boolean
Should the browser be opened in tree mode or in listbox mode? Default is true, which is tree mode.
-viewcmd procName
The command to be executed id the user double clicks the entry. Default to empty string, i.e. no action is performed.
The sfilebrowser widget inherits all options and methods of its parent widget, the tablelist widget. See the manual for tablelist for thowse options and methods. Further it adds the following options in additional to tablelists options:
pathName browse dirname
Opens the given directory name in the widget and displays its files and directories.
pathName getDirectory
Returns the path for the current opened directory.
pathName setDirectory dirname
Opens the given directory name in the widget and displays its files and directories. Alias for the browse command.
Each sfilebrowser widget has all the standard widget commands ond options of a tablelist widget as well as the following commands:
The dgw::sfilebrowser widget provides a few useful key bindings to browse the current directory. Such as Up and Down keys to walk one entry up and down, Backspace, to switch to the parent directory, Ctrl-Start to go the the first and Ctrl-End to go to the last directory entry. Further if you type alphanumeric characters the selection moves to the entry starting with these characters.
wm title . DGApp
option add *Tablelist.stripeBackground #c4e8ff
option add *Tablelist.setGrid yes
pack [dgw::sfilebrowser .fb] -side top -fill both -expand yes
option add *Tablelist.stripeBackground white
option add *Tablelist.setGrid no
pack [text .text] -side top -fill both -expand yes
pack [dgw::sfilebrowser .fb2 -treemode false] -side top -fill both -expand yes
proc viewCmd {filename} {
if {[regexp {(txt|tcl|html)$} $filename]} {
if [catch {open $filename r} infh] {
puts stderr "Cannot open $filename: $infh"
exit
} else {
.text delete 1.0 end
while {[gets $infh line] >= 0} {
.text insert end "$line\n"
}
close $infh
}
}
}
.fb2 configure -viewcmd viewCmd
.fb2 browse /home/groth/workspace/detlef
Installation is easy you can install and use the dgw::sfilebrowser package if you have a working install of:
For installation you copy the complete dgw folder into a path of your auto_path list of Tcl or you append the auto_path list with the parent dir of the dgw directory. Alternatively you can install the package as a Tcl module by creating a file dgw/sfilebrowser-0.2.tm in your Tcl module path. The latter in many cases can be achieved by using the --install option of sfilebrowser.tcl. Try "tclsh sfilebrowser.tcl --install" for this purpose.
Example code for this package can be executed by running this file using the following command line:
$ wish sfilebrowser.tcl --demo
The example code used for this demo can be seen in the terminal by using the following command line:
$ wish sfilebrowser.tcl --code
The script contains embedded the documentation in Markdown format. To extract the documentation you should use the following command line:
$ tclsh sfilebrowser.tcl --markdown
This will extract the embedded manual pages in standard Markdown format. You can as well use this markdown output directly to create html pages for the documentation by using the --html flag.
$ tclsh sfilebrowser.tcl --html
This will directly create a HTML page sfilebrowser.html
which contains the formatted documentation.
Github-Markdown can be extracted by using the --man switch:
$ tclsh sfilebrowser.tcl --man
The output of this command can be used to feed a markdown processor for conversion into a man page, html or pdf document. If you have pandoc installed for instance, you could execute the following commands:
# man page
tclsh sfilebrowser.tcl --man | pandoc -s -f markdown -t man - > sfilebrowser.n
# html page
tclsh ../sfilebrowser.tcl --man > sfilebrowser.md
pandoc -i sfilebrowser.md -s -o sfilebrowser.html
# pdf
pandoc -i sfilebrowser.md -s -o sfilebrowser.tex
pdflatex sfilebrowser.tex
The sfilebrowser widget was written by Detlef Groth, Schwielowsee, Germany. The code is mainly based on Csaba Nemethi's demo code for his tablelist widget.
The widget dgw::sfilebrowser, version 0.2.
Copyright (c)
This library is free software; you can use, modify, and redistribute it for any purpose, provided that existing copyright notices are retained in all copies and that this notice is included verbatim in any distributions.
This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.


UK law firm adds to Irish presence
UK law firm Lewis Silkin LLP has bolstered its Irish presence by naming Victor Timon as a partner in its Dublin office, expanding its commercial, technology, IP and data protection offering in the European market.
Timon’s arrival marks the launch of the firm’s Commercial, Technology and Intellectual Property practice, and the expansion of the Data & Privacy practice, in Ireland. Lewis Silkin’s Dublin office launched in 2018.
Giles Crown, joint managing partner at Lewis Silkin, said: “Businesses are becoming ever more cognisant of the importance of IP, technology and data as assets and are rightly demanding expert advice on the full-range of issues.
“With Dublin becoming an increasingly important location for innovative businesses, particularly in the technology sector, providing unfettered access to European markets made perfect sense for us to leverage our footprint there for our clients’ advantage.”
Mr Timon joins from Maples, where he was head of commercial technology and data privacy. He brings 35 years’ expertise in commercial, technology, IP and data protection law.
He works across a wide-range of sectors and has particular experience advising innovative, IP-driven organisations, notably in the technology, cloud and telecoms industries.
This move follows Lewis Silkin’s acquisition of patent and trade mark firm Ablett & Stebbing in July of this year.
The law firm’s employment, immigration and data protection work in Ireland is led by partners Siobhra Rush, Linda Hynes and Seán Dempsey.
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We Solve Them
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"The term DEFINE reffers to the way of staing or describing the problem"
Here we are deciding the material and determine the cost of the whole work with low and standad fixed rate for every thing.


set of komodo helper scripts. Contribute to DeckerSU/komodo_scripts development by creating an account on GitHub.
PHBA206108-Apr-19 12:19 AM
give it a try, if you don't have it preinstalled then just apt-get install
Lumbi08-Apr-19 12:59 AM
who to get rid of this again?
How did you get rid of :
no ( -> BEER) utxo: need to fund address.(RKB54sZSUWEk6WVGN2Q7TBsjk7csd7Lm2z) or wait for splitfund to confirm
dont have BEER RKB54sZSUWEk6WVGN2Q7TBsjk7csd7Lm2z utxo, please send funds
Alright08-Apr-19 01:17 AM
import the privkey
or wait for splitfund to confirm
Lumbi08-Apr-19 01:40 AM
privkey is in..
anyway to induce a splitfund?
NNoperator08-Apr-19 01:59 AM
./acsplit BEER 50
but iguana should do this automatically for you unless you have deactivated splitting
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Mylo08-Apr-19 02:02 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 yes will do in next 2 hours, thanks mate
i checked it form my sleeping position an hour ago, updates to repo
Mylo08-Apr-19 02:16 AM
@and1"ヅblubbi Vote for NN19 i had to manually remove your dog pic because it mixed html with an unclosed <p> i'm just reading now with markdown. it didn't render properly with this error in the jekyll/github-pages rendering. could you fix it by either closing the </p> or removing the <p> plz so that it will work automatically - cheers
Alright08-Apr-19 02:17 AM
@And1_89
Mylo08-Apr-19 02:17 AM
genie uses an img tag without wrapping it.
thanks alright
also fix your contact details in your proposal with your proper discord username plz (and_thankyou)
Alright08-Apr-19 02:18 AM
Ah, me? Didn't think about it
but
Mylo08-Apr-19 02:19 AM
you? nah, and1 proposal has wrong discord username, but if you do to, cool, nw
Alright08-Apr-19 02:19 AM
believe he messaged SHo from @And1_89 to say this was the correct account
Mylo08-Apr-19 02:22 AM
ok cool. still needs to update the NN proposal in kp github nn repo
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Apr-19 02:55 AM
Is there a cutoff date for testnet entry? Last few updates have broken my wings just as soon as I've hit cruising altitude.
NutellaLicka08-Apr-19 03:11 AM
I'm in the same boat smk
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Apr-19 03:14 AM
yeah... doesnt help that updating is the last thing I do before sleep, price of living down under I guess. buy the time I wake up the nosedive is almost at sea level. Pull up in time, but it's taken a few chunks out of the landing gear.
NutellaLicka08-Apr-19 03:15 AM
You had time to get the gear out? The bottom of my fuselage has been scraping the treetops for days
I feel like I missed a lot of chat this afternoon. May have to spend the hour going back to read it all
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Apr-19 03:33 AM
that'll do it -
Strob08-Apr-19 03:51 AM
Will be at 11am here in EST
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:17 AM
was just about to say that 2nd part
you did the work, it should count
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 04:21 AM
komodostats website is pretty accurate. I guess it seems to be up to kolo though what he wants to count
IMO I can just make the notarizations leveDB DB fro each chain dump a count. I can make this in a bout 2H.
This will give and exact stat. That is objective.(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:21 AM
@webworker01 off-topic, but since you're here....does pay to pubkey coinbase fully work in the current repo of knomp?
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 04:22 AM
Just saying if someone wants a second count to double check things I know how to make it with the daemon.
Like it it would help with transperancy and such. I think there would be no way for me to pump my count hight enough to get auto election, so I should be trusable to make this stat counter.
even without ingight
There is a notarizations DB in th3e daemon. that wasnt there last year. Added for MoMoM its extremly fast... You can rip all the notarizations out of KMD wihtin a few minutes
I can make PR if you want. knomp here was based on yours
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:24 AM
I have my own way for hush, but one of the pool guys asked specifically today
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 04:24 AM
maybe you cna find some improivments to how I did it/.. myt JS is not good.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:25 AM
mostly what you did, but I changed some things and eliminated getsubsidy long ago
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 04:25 AM
my changd is a config optioon in the couin file.. it acts the same as your pool with it set to false
ok will do it soon. Then Im going to have a look at this notarizations DB and see if it counts who notarized what. I think the special exeptions you used are in the stats scripts yeah?> like what timestamp teh official counts started at stc
I think its important we have some 2nd metric to verisy the results. Even though im sure your site is right, if we are counting from KMD. I will make it pull every stats from KMD only. Inot suing BTC or assetchains. All notarizations have a transaction on KMD, that seems the best place to pull teh data from.
Hell I can add nota counts to the blokc index
that way its flat out on chain ... nothing anyone can do to say its wrong then
yes mostly want to see the diffrence for myself.. the kolo can use whaty evey count he wants to use
that part is still how it is I guess afer reading this chat this morning...
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Apr-19 04:33 AM
Looks good to me
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:35 AM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator they are talking about for the year, I think, about countings for auto-reelection
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Apr-19 04:36 AM
ahh... a slightly more important metric...
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:37 AM
i am not at leveldb level
dam'd js devs
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blackjok3r08-Apr-19 04:38 AM
I will make something fast and relaible and accurate today. Im supposed to be doing something else. BUt I could do with some more C++ practive before diving into that.
I think addressindex would help slightly but still wont be that good..
The best way is to count each notarization by each node into a tally as they are confirmed (and remvoe when they are reorged)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 04:39 AM
practice is for wimps
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 04:40 AM
nice. 12GB for your external DB is pretty wild though... when its already on chain... why not just grab the data from the daemon with a RPC call
haha, you made it work thats the importnatt thing
hmmm yeah nota DB doesnt track who notarized though lol.. only the block hash's etc.
shouldnt be that hard to work out though
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:11 AM
damn, i need to change my sleep patterns, missing all the action
repo to launch and manage KMDLabs notary nodes. Contribute to KMDLabs/StakedNotary development by creating an account on GitHub.
This script can help
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:22 AM
have something else
phm8708-Apr-19 06:23 AM
I have nothing better
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:23 AM
do your own
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:23 AM
I think k he needs my help. There is actually code in the daemon that filters out transactions not from yourself... But they are disabled in the jl777 repo
This cuts off the dwy attack from the source, but you need a second daemon to consolidate all the dust
phm8708-Apr-19 06:24 AM
@blackjok3r do you mean that komodo from jl777 repo can protect from dwy atks ?
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:24 AM
If u modify and enable the staked notary code yes. Its not straight forward. Ibhavent even done it myself yet
phm8708-Apr-19 06:24 AM
For some coins I use 2 or 3 daemons but on remote machines. Thank you
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:25 AM
i've cron'ed merges and cleanwallets.. i won't be on at 1500 utc
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:25 AM
I'm not sure why he's attacking you guys, as nobody every didn't this to any notary but once by accident he sent 500,000 utxos to a labs notary by accident
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mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:25 AM
yeah.. by accident
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:26 AM
Man that made no sense... U hope u get it
It was he meant to attack a pool... But sent to wwtong addredd
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:26 AM
lol
z_mergeto works with R addresses too?
i thought that's for zs only
CHMEX08-Apr-19 06:29 AM
zcash-rpc.github.io/z_mergetoaddress.html
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The following special strings are accepted inside the array:
- "ANY_TADDR": Merge UTXOs from any taddrs belonging to the wallet.
- "ANY_SPROUT": Merge notes from any Sprout zaddrs belonging to the wallet.
- "ANY_SAPLING": Merge notes from any Sapling zaddrs belonging to the wallet.
If a special string is given, any given addresses of that type will be counted as duplicates and cause an error.
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:30 AM
i knew about the input, was just thinking that it can only go to a shielded address.. good to know
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:30 AM
Yes I added an extra field to it, but it has a fatal flaw, if the attacker sends u iguana utxo.... Then it won't merge them
mrlynch08-Apr-19 06:31 AM
so best to just sendtoaddress to self?
phm8708-Apr-19 06:31 AM
Iguana utxo ? Is it the result of coin splits ?
NNoperator08-Apr-19 06:31 AM
It looks like your script isn't standalone @blackjok3r
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:31 AM
I know how to fix but will see what happens with this dwy attack before doing something about it. Going to focus on getting accurate notarizations stats off chain efficiently this arvo, pretty sure I already worked it out.(edited)
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God darn reindex of kmd tho
And not its not. Its leverages changesnto z_mergetoadress
NNoperator08-Apr-19 06:34 AM
Is printkey.py still broken ?
blackjok3r08-Apr-19 06:34 AM
Ideally you want to be merging anything that u don't need, print key only works on labs
It just extracts the notary address pubkey or wif from an ini file.(edited)
How u merge can be done thousands of ways, I made the z merge thing to recover CMaurices labs notary after the accidental attack. But its not ideal by any means. At least not right now(edited)
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Apr-19 07:16 AM
@NNoperator easiest way to tweak for personal use would be to just set your address / wif etc as a variable at the start of the script and remove the prinkkey bit.


Whitespace can be meaningful. That's okay with me.
I like strongly typed languages and have no problem putting String or int before every new variable. Of COURSE parameters should be typed.
Typing pseudocode directly into the console, and then having it run, sounds perfect. If I run into trouble doing so, that's my fault, really.
I want to create interactive webpages
I want to create apps for my phone
I want a cool, avante-guarde language
It's a tie!
Java
JavaScript
Kotlin
Python


Reference Ellipsoid Parameters
|
Reference Ellipsoid |
ID |
Semi-Major |
Semi-Minor |
Inverse |
|
Airy
(1930) |
AA |
6377563.396000000 |
6356256.909237285 |
299.3249646000000 |
|
Australian
National |
AN |
6378160.000000000 |
6356774.719195306 |
298.2500000000000
|
|
Bessel
1841 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
BR |
6377397.155000000 |
6356078.962818188 |
299.1528128000000
|
|
|
BN |
6377483.865000000 |
6356165.382966325 |
299.1528128000000
|
|
Clarke
1866 |
CC |
6378206.400000000 |
6356583.800000000 |
294.9786982139058
|
|
Clarke
1880 |
CD |
6378249.145000000 |
6356514.869549776 |
293.4650000000000
|
|
Everest |
|
|
|
|
|
Brunei & E. Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak) |
EB |
6377298.556000000 |
6356097.550300897 |
300.8017000000000
|
|
|
EA |
6377276.345000000 |
6356075.413140240 |
300.8017000000000
|
|
|
EC |
6377301.243000000 |
6356100.228368101 |
300.8017000000000
|
|
|
EF |
6377309.613000000 |
6356108.570542461 |
300.8017000000000
|
|
W. Malaysia and |
EE |
6377304.063000000 |
6356103.038993154 |
300.8017000000000
|
|
W. |
ED |
6377295.664000000 |
6356094.667915204 |
300.8017000000000
|
|
Geodetic
Reference System 1980 (GRS 80) |
RF |
6378137.000000000 |
6356752.314140356 |
298.2572221010000
|
|
Helmert
1906 |
HE |
6378200.000000000 |
6356818.169627891 |
298.3000000000000
|
|
Hough
1960 |
HO |
6378270.000000000 |
6356794.343434343 |
297.0000000000000
|
|
Indonesian
1974 |
ID |
6378160.000000000 |
6356774.504085540 |
298.2470000000000
|
|
International
1924 |
IN |
6378388.000000000 |
6356911.946127946 |
297.0000000000000
|
|
Krassovsky
1940 |
KA |
6378245.000000000 |
6356863.018773047 |
298.3000000000000
|
|
Modified
Airy |
AM |
6377340.189000000 |
6356034.447938534 |
299.3249646000000
|
|
Modified
Fischer 1960 ( |
FA |
6378155.000000000 |
6356773.320482736 |
298.3000000000000
|
|
South
American 1969 |
SA |
6378160.000000000 |
6356774.719195306 |
298.2500000000000
|
|
World
Geodetic System 1972 (WGS 72) |
WD |
6378135.000000000 |
6356750.520016093 |
298.2600000000000
|
|
World
Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) |
WE |
6378137.000000000 |
6356752.314245179 |
298.2572235630000
|
NOTE: Semi-major and semi-minor axis values are in meters, while inverse flattening values are unitless. Values that end in multiple zeroes are defined (or measured) values, while other values are derived through calculation. With the exception of the CC ellipsoid, semi-minor axis values are calculated from the semi-major axis and inverse flattening values.
* Through adoption of a new yard to meter conversion factor in the referenced country.


SUGARManager
Interaction with SUGAR in the SUGAR Unity Package is handled through SUGARManager.
CurrentUser
The currently signed in user, set when a user signs in or registers using the 'SetCurrentUser' method in AccountUnityClient.
The ActorResponse object contains the user's Id, Name and Description.
CurrentGroup
The current 'primary' group for the signed in user. Automatically set when signing in to the first group in that user's list of group that they're a member of. Can be manually set using the 'SetCurrentGroup' method in SUGARManager.
The ActorResponse object contains the group's Id, Name and Description.
Unity Clients
| SUGAR Manager Property | Functionality | Unity Client Class |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Sign in, register and sign out | AccountUnityClient |
| Evaluation | Get list of achievements and skills and user/group progress in each, with an event triggered when one is completed | EvaluationUnityClient |
| GameData | Get and send data related to the game | GameDataUnityClient |
| Resource | Get current resources, add resources and send resources to other users | ResourceUnityClient |
| GameLeaderboard | Get leaderboards for this game | LeaderboardListUnityClient |
| Leaderboard | Get the current standings for a leaderboard | LeaderboardUnityClient |
| UserFriend | Get current user's list of friends and send and handle friend requests | UserFriendUnityClient |
| UserGroup | Get current user's list of groups and send and handle group requests | UserGroupUnityClient |
| GroupMember | Get list of members for a group | GroupMemberUnityClient |
| Unity | Create client, enable and disable SUGAR objects, start and stop the loading spinner | SUGARUnityManager |
Client
All functionality within SUGAR Unity goes through this SUGAR Client. It is created within the 'CreateSUGARClient' method and set within the 'CreateSUGARClient' method of SUGARUnityManager, both of which are triggered from its 'Awake' method.
Any player-facing SUGAR functionality can be accessed using the Client directly instead. Please note that the Client does not make the same checks as SUGAR Unity to ensure that functionality can only be called once a user is signed in and that only functionality that the user has access to is available, so additional care should be taken when using the Client directly to avoid calls failing.
UserSignedIn
Boolean used to confirm if a user is signed in. If no user is signed in, most functionality will not be accessible.
ClassId
Class name for the currently signed in user. Can be set when launching the application via the Command Line or via the 'SetClassId' method in SUGARManager.
GameId
The Id of the game. Set in 'Awake' in the SUGARUnityManager using the value set in the Inspector and cannot be overwritten.


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This module provides a wrapper to the official API of a KLF-200 interface. You can find the links to the firmware and the documentation at https://www.velux.com/api/klf200.
ATTENTION: This version supports the officially documented API that was introduced with firmware version <IP_ADDRESS>. It is not compatible with older firmware versions. It is recommended that you update your KLF-200 with the new firmware version.
npm install klf-200-api --save
The KLF-200 uses a self-signed certificate to secure the TLS protocol. This package contains the fingerprint and certificate that I have extracted from my KLF-200.
In case that your connection doesn't work due to a different certificate you have to extract the certificate from your box with the following command:
$ echo -n | openssl s_client -connect <ip adress of your KLF-200>:51200 | sed -ne '/-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-/,/-END CERTIFICATE-/p' > velux-cert.pem
After extracting the certificate you have to generate the fingerprint with the following command:
$ openssl x509 -noout -fingerprint -sha1 -inform pem -in velux-cert.pem
This will print a fingerprint like 12:34:56:78:9a:bc:de:f0:12:34:56:78:9a:bc:de:f0:12:34:56:78
.
See below for a sample usage with user defined certificate data.
The KLF-200 interface provides a list of connected products and a list of scenarios. The interface is intended to be used with wired switches but there is an official interface that works on sockets to control the connected products.
To work with this module you have to complete the following tasks:
Note 1: You no longer need to setup a scene for each desired position. With the new firmware it is possible to control the products directly.
Note 2: If you don't want to use wired switches you don't have to use the provided wires.
To use this module with the interface to run a product you have to do the following steps:
Connection
object and login with loginAsync
.Products
object with createProductsAsync
.
This will load the registered products from the KLF-200.Product.setTargetPositionAsync
to set your product to the desired value.logoutAsync
.The following sample code shows how to open the window named 'Window kitchen' to 50%.
import { Connection, Products, Product } from "klf-200-api";
/*
Use either the IP address or the name of *your* interface
'velux-klf-12ab' is just a placeholder in this example.
*/
const conn = new Connection('velux-klf-12ab');
/*
Login with *your* password
'velux123' is the default password
and for security reason you should change it.
*/
await conn.loginAsync('velux123');
try {
// Read the product's data:
const myProducts = await Products.createProductsAsync(conn);
// Find the window by it's name:
const myKitchenWindow = myProducts.findByName("Window kitchen");
if (myKitchenWindow) {
await myKitchenWindow.setTargetPositionAsync(0.5);
} else {
throw(new Error("Could not find kitchen window."));
}
} finally {
await conn.logoutAsync();
}
If you have to provide your own certificate data use the following code for login:
import { Connection, Products, Product } from "klf-200-api";
import { readFileSync } from "fs";
const myFingerprint = "12:34:56:78:9a:bc:de:f0:12:34:56:78:9a:bc:de:f0:12:34:56:78";
const myCA = readFileSync("velux-cert.pem");
// Connect using your own certificate data:
const conn = new Connection('velux-klf-12ab', myCA, myFingerprint);
...
For some basic usage scenarios you can use the following classes:
Gateway
: Represents the KLF-200. E.g. you can enable the
house status monitor, change the password or
query the current state.Products
and Product
: Get a list of the products and control
a product, e.g. open a window.Groups
and Group
: Get a list of groups and control them,
e.g. open all windows of a group together.Scenes
and Scene
: Get a list of defined scenes and run a scene.
E.g. you can open different windows at different positions.For other scenarios you may want to send a command directly to the KLF-200.
You can do so by using the method Connection.sendFrameAsync
.
This method handles the command handshake for you already.
The Promise
that is returned will fulfill when the corresponding
confirmation frame is received.
Depending on the request, it can be finished when the confirmation frame is received. With other request, like opening a window, you will receive additional notifications, which will be provided by event handlers to you.
The following list shows the implemented messages that can be used:
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Install the starter project with Git:
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$ npm install
$ npm run start
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Class: Aws::IoTAnalytics::Types::Datastore
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
Struct
|
|
|
Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
|
|
| Inherits: |
Struct
|
| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb |
Overview
Information about a data store.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#arn ⇒ String
rw
The ARN of the data store.
-
#creation_time ⇒ Time
rw
When the data store was created.
-
#datastore_partitions ⇒ Types::DatastorePartitions
rw
Contains information about the partition dimensions in a data store.
-
#file_format_configuration ⇒ Types::FileFormatConfiguration
rw
Contains the configuration information of file formats.
-
#last_message_arrival_time ⇒ Time
rw
The last time when a new message arrived in the data store.
-
#last_update_time ⇒ Time
rw
The last time the data store was updated.
-
#name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the data store.
-
#retention_period ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod
rw
How long, in days, message data is kept for the data store.
-
#status ⇒ String
rw
The status of a data store:
-
#storage ⇒ Types::DatastoreStorage
rw
Where data in a data store is stored..
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The ARN of the data store.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#creation_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
When the data store was created.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#datastore_partitions ⇒ Types::DatastorePartitions (rw)
Contains information about the partition dimensions in a data store.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#file_format_configuration ⇒ Types::FileFormatConfiguration (rw)
Contains the configuration information of file formats. ::Aws::IoT
Analytics data stores support JSON and Parquet.
The default file format is JSON. You can specify only one format.
You can't change the file format after you create the data store.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#last_message_arrival_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
The last time when a new message arrived in the data store.
::Aws::IoT
Analytics updates this value at most once per minute for Amazon
Simple Storage Service one data store. Hence, the
lastMessageArrivalTime
value is an approximation.
This feature only applies to messages that arrived in the data store after October 23, 2020.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#last_update_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
The last time the data store was updated.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the data store.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#retention_period ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod (rw)
How long, in days, message data is kept for the data store. When
customerManagedS3
storage is selected, this parameter is ignored.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#status ⇒ String
(rw)
The status of a data store:
CREATING
: The data store is being created.
ACTIVE
: The data store has been created and can be used.
DELETING
: The data store is being deleted.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#storage ⇒ Types::DatastoreStorage (rw)
Where data in a data store is stored.. You can choose
serviceManagedS3
storage, customerManagedS3
storage, or
iotSiteWiseMultiLayerStorage
storage. The default is
serviceManagedS3
. You can't change the choice of Amazon S3
storage after your data store is created.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/lib/aws-sdk-iotanalytics/types.rb', line 1168
class Datastore < Struct.new( :name, :storage, :arn, :status, :retention_period, :creation_time, :last_update_time, :, :file_format_configuration, :datastore_partitions) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


:: Experimental :: Binarize a column of continuous features given a threshold.
:: Experimental ::
Bucketizer
maps a column of continuous features to a column of feature buckets.
:: Experimental :: Chi-Squared feature selection, which selects categorical features to use for predicting a categorical label.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by ChiSqSelector.
:: Experimental :: Extracts a vocabulary from document collections and generates a CountVectorizerModel.
:: Experimental :: Converts a text document to a sparse vector of token counts.
:: Experimental :: A feature transformer that takes the 1D discrete cosine transform of a real vector.
:: Experimental :: Outputs the Hadamard product (i.
:: Experimental :: Maps a sequence of terms to their term frequencies using the hashing trick.
:: Experimental :: Compute the Inverse Document Frequency (IDF) given a collection of documents.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by IDF.
:: Experimental :: A Transformer that maps a column of indices back to a new column of corresponding string values.
:: Experimental :: Implements the feature interaction transform.
:: Experimental :: Rescale each feature individually to a common range [min, max] linearly using column summary statistics, which is also known as min-max normalization or Rescaling.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by MinMaxScaler.
:: Experimental :: A feature transformer that converts the input array of strings into an array of n-grams.
:: Experimental :: Normalize a vector to have unit norm using the given p-norm.
:: Experimental :: A one-hot encoder that maps a column of category indices to a column of binary vectors, with at most a single one-value per row that indicates the input category index.
:: Experimental :: PCA trains a model to project vectors to a low-dimensional space using PCA.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by PCA.
:: Experimental :: Perform feature expansion in a polynomial space.
:: Experimental ::
QuantileDiscretizer
takes a column with continuous features and outputs a column with binned
categorical features.
:: Experimental :: Implements the transforms required for fitting a dataset against an R model formula.
:: Experimental :: A fitted RFormula.
:: Experimental ::
A regex based tokenizer that extracts tokens either by using the provided regex pattern to split
the text (default) or repeatedly matching the regex (if gaps
is false).
:: Experimental :: Implements the transformations which are defined by SQL statement.
:: Experimental :: Standardizes features by removing the mean and scaling to unit variance using column summary statistics on the samples in the training set.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by StandardScaler.
:: Experimental :: A feature transformer that filters out stop words from input.
:: Experimental :: A label indexer that maps a string column of labels to an ML column of label indices.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by StringIndexer.
:: Experimental :: A tokenizer that converts the input string to lowercase and then splits it by white spaces.
:: Experimental :: A feature transformer that merges multiple columns into a vector column.
:: Experimental :: Class for indexing categorical feature columns in a dataset of Vector.
:: Experimental :: Transform categorical features to use 0-based indices instead of their original values.
:: Experimental :: This class takes a feature vector and outputs a new feature vector with a subarray of the original features.
:: Experimental ::
Word2Vec trains a model of Map(String, Vector)
, i.
:: Experimental :: Model fitted by Word2Vec.
The expansion is done via recursion.
Feature transformers
The
ml.feature
package provides common feature transformers that help convert raw data or features into more suitable forms for model fitting. Most feature transformers are implemented as Transformers, which transform one DataFrame into another, e.g., HashingTF. Some feature transformers are implemented as Estimators, because the transformation requires some aggregated information of the dataset, e.g., document frequencies in IDF. For those feature transformers, calling Estimator!.fit is required to obtain the model first, e.g., IDFModel, in order to apply transformation. The transformation is usually done by appending new columns to the input DataFrame, so all input columns are carried over.We try to make each transformer minimal, so it becomes flexible to assemble feature transformation pipelines. Pipeline can be used to chain feature transformers, and VectorAssembler can be used to combine multiple feature transformations, for example:
Some feature transformers implemented in MLlib are inspired by those implemented in scikit-learn. The major difference is that most scikit-learn feature transformers operate eagerly on the entire input dataset, while MLlib's feature transformers operate lazily on individual columns, which is more efficient and flexible to handle large and complex datasets.
scikit-learn.preprocessing


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| NacAlarm.OnAlarmChangeListener |
Definition for the change listener.
|
| NacCardAdapter.OnUseNfcChangeListener |
Definition for the use NFC change listener.
|
| NacCardHolder.OnCardCollapsedListener |
Card collapsed listener.
|
| NacCardHolder.OnCardExpandedListener |
Card expanded listener.
|
| NacCardHolder.OnDeleteClickedListener |
Listener for when the delete button is clicked.
|
| NacCardTouchHelper.Adapter |
Adapter for when an alarm card swipe button is selected.
|
| NacDayButton.OnDayChangedListener |
Listener for day change events.
|
| NacDayOfWeek.OnWeekChangedListener |
Listen for when the day of week is changed.
|
| NacDialog.OnBuildListener |
Build listener.
|
| NacDialog.OnCancelListener |
Cancel listener.
|
| NacDialog.OnDismissListener |
Dismiss listener.
|
| NacDialog.OnHideListener |
Hide listener.
|
| NacDialog.OnNeutralActionListener |
Neutral action listener.
|
| NacDialog.OnShowListener |
Show listener.
|
| NacFileBrowser.OnBrowserClickedListener |
Click listener for the file browser.
|
| NacHeightAnimator.OnAnimateHeightListener |
Listener for when the view's height is changing.
|
| NacTextToSpeech.OnSpeakingListener |
On speaking listener.
|
| NacWakeupProcess.OnAutoDismissListener |
Auto dismiss listener interface.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| NacAboutSettingsFragment |
About fragment.
|
| NacActiveAlarmNotification |
Notification to display for active alarms.
|
| NacAlarm |
Alarm object.
|
| NacAlarm.Builder |
Helper to build an alarm.
|
| NacAlarmActivity |
Activity to dismiss/snooze the alarm.
|
| NacAlarmBroadcastReceiver |
Receive this signal from AlarmManager and start the foreground service.
|
| NacAppearanceSettingsFragment |
Appearance fragment.
|
| NacAudio |
Audio container.
|
| NacAudio.Attributes |
Audio attributes.
|
| NacAudioSourceDialog |
The dialog class to handle choosing a media source for the alarm sound.
|
| NacAutoDismissDialog | |
| NacAutoDismissPreference |
Preference that displays how long to snooze for.
|
| NacBootBroadcastReceiver |
Restore alarms on boot up.
|
| NacBundle | |
| NacCalendar |
A list of possible days the alarm can run on.
|
| NacCalendar.Days |
Days static class.
|
| NacCalendar.Time |
Time static class.
|
| NacCardAdapter |
Alarm card adapter.
|
| NacCardAdapter.Undo |
Undo an alarm card.
|
| NacCardHolder |
Card view holder.
|
| NacCardTouchHelper |
Touch helper.
|
| NacCardTouchHelper.Callback |
Handle callback events when swiping card.
|
| NacCheckboxPreference |
Preference that indicates repeating the alarm.
|
| NacColorPicker |
Color picker.
|
| NacColorPicker.Attributes |
Attributes for the color picker.
|
| NacColorPickerDialog |
Handle displaying the color picker dialog.
|
| NacColorPreference |
Preference that allows a user to select a color.
|
| NacContext |
Context.
|
| NacDatabase |
NFC Alarm Clock database.
|
| NacDatabase.BackgroundService |
Execute database tasks in the background.
|
| NacDatabase.Contract |
Database contract.
|
| NacDatabase.Contract.AlarmTable |
Define the table contents.
|
| NacDayButton |
A button that consists of an image to the left, and text to the right
of it.
|
| NacDayButton.Attributes |
Attributes for button and text.
|
| NacDayButtonPreference |
Preference that allows a user to select a style for the day buttons.
|
| NacDayOfWeek |
A button that consists of an image to the left, and text to the right of it.
|
| NacDayOfWeekDialog | |
| NacDaysPreference |
Preference that displays the day of week dialog.
|
| NacDialog |
A generic dialog object.
|
| NacDialog.Scaler |
Scaling structure.
|
| NacFile | |
| NacFile.Metadata | |
| NacFile.Tree |
Organize files in a tree structure.
|
| NacFileBrowser |
A file browser.
|
| NacForegroundService | |
| NacGeneralSettingsFragment |
General settings fragment.
|
| NacHeightAnimator |
Animator to expand or collapse a view.
|
| NacIntent | |
| NacLayoutManager |
Linear layout manager for a recyclerview that is primarily used because it
handles the smooth scrolling.
|
| NacLayoutManager.SmoothScroller |
Smooth scroller
|
| NacMainActivity |
The application's main activity.
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| NacMaxSnoozeDialog | |
| NacMaxSnoozePreference |
Preference that displays how long to snooze for.
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| NacMedia | |
| NacMedia.Tree | |
| NacMediaActivity | |
| NacMediaFragment |
Media fragment for ringtones and music files.
|
| NacMediaPlayer |
Wrapper for the MediaPlayer class.
|
| NacMediaPlayer.Playlist |
Playlist object.
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| NacMediaPreference |
Preference that displays the sound prompt dialog.
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| NacMiscellaneousSettingsFragment |
Miscellaneous fragment.
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| NacMissedAlarmNotification | |
| NacMusicFragment |
Display a browser for the user to browse for music files.
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| NacNameDialog |
The dialog class that will handle saving the name of the alarm.
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| NacNamePreference |
Preference that displays the name of the alarm.
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| NacNextAlarmFormatPreference |
Preference that prompts the user what format they want to display the next
alarm.
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| NacNfc | |
| NacNotification |
Notification for the app to keep it in memory.
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| NacPermissions |
Permissions class handling checks, listeners, etc.
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| NacPreferenceCategory |
Preference category.
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| NacRateMyAppDialog |
The dialog class to handle prompting the user for permissions, or simply
showing a list of permissions.
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| NacRingtoneFragment |
Display a dialog that shows a list of alarm ringtones.
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| NacScanNfcTagDialog |
Prompt user to scan an NFC tag that will be used to dismiss the given alarm
when it goes off.
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| NacScheduler |
The alarm scheduler.
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| NacSettingsActivity |
Display all the configurable settings for the app.
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| NacSettingsActivity.SettingsFragment |
Settings fragment.
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| NacSettingsFragment |
Settings fragment.
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| NacSharedConstants |
Constants container.
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| NacSharedDefaults |
Default values.
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| NacSharedKeys |
Keys of each preference.
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| NacSharedPreferences |
Container for the values of each preference.
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| NacSharedResource |
Resource container.
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| NacSnackbar | |
| NacSnoozeDurationDialog | |
| NacSnoozeDurationPreference |
Preference that displays how long to snooze for.
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| NacSpeakFrequencyDialog | |
| NacSpeakFrequencyPreference |
Preference that allows the user to choose how frequent the time should be
said.
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| NacSpinnerDialog |
Create a spinner dialog.
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| NacSpotify | |
| NacStartWeekOnPreference |
Preference that prompts the user what day to start the week on.
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| NacTaskWorker |
Work on alarm tasks.
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| NacTextToSpeech |
Text to speech.
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| NacTextToSpeech.NacUtteranceListener | |
| NacTimeChangeBroadcastReceiver |
Receive this signal from AlarmManager and start the foreground service.
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| NacTreeNode<T> |
Node in a tree.
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| NacUpcomingAlarmNotification | |
| NacUtility |
NFC Alarm Clock Utility class.
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| NacVolumePreference |
Preference to choose the default volume and audio source.
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| NacWakeupProcess |
Actions to take upon waking up, such as enabling NFC, playing music, etc.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| NacAlarm.ChangeTracker |
Track changes that were made to the alarm.
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| NacCardAdapter.Undo.Type |
Type of undo operation.
|
| NacSpinnerDialog.Direction |
Direction to scroll the number picker.
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Contingency tables¶
Statsmodels supports a variety of approaches for analyzing contingency tables, including methods for assessing independence, symmetry, homogeneity, and methods for working with collections of tables from a stratified population.
The methods described here are mainly for two-way tables. Multi-way
tables can be analyzed using log-linear models. Statsmodels does not
currently have a dedicated API for loglinear modeling, but Poisson
regression in statsmodels.genmod.GLM
can be used for this
purpose.
A contingency table is a multi-way table that describes a data set in which each observation belongs to one category for each of several variables. For example, if there are two variables, one with \(r\) levels and one with \(c\) levels, then we have a \(r \times c\) contingency table. The table can be described in terms of the number of observations that fall into a given cell of the table, e.g. \(T_{ij}\) is the number of observations that have level \(i\) for the first variable and level \(j\) for the second variable. Note that each variable must have a finite number of levels (or categories), which can be either ordered or unordered. In different contexts, the variables defining the axes of a contingency table may be called categorical variables or factor variables. They may be either nominal (if their levels are unordered) or ordinal (if their levels are ordered).
The underlying population for a contingency table is described by a distribution table \(P_{i, j}\). The elements of \(P\) are probabilities, and the sum of all elements in \(P\) is 1. Methods for analyzing contingency tables use the data in \(T\) to learn about properties of \(P\).
The statsmodels.stats.Table
is the most basic class for
working with contingency tables. We can create a Table
object
directly from any rectangular array-like object containing the
contingency table cell counts:
In [1]: import numpy as np
In [2]: import pandas as pd
In [3]: import statsmodels.api as sm
In [4]: df = sm.datasets.get_rdataset("Arthritis", "vcd").data
In [5]: tab = pd.crosstab(df['Treatment'], df['Improved'])
In [6]: tab = tab.loc[:, ["None", "Some", "Marked"]]
In [7]: table = sm.stats.Table(tab)
Alternatively, we can pass the raw data and let the Table class construct the array of cell counts for us:
In [8]: data = df[["Treatment", "Improved"]]
In [9]: table = sm.stats.Table.from_data(data)
Independence¶
Independence is the property that the row and column factors occur independently. Association is the lack of independence. If the joint distribution is independent, it can be written as the outer product of the row and column marginal distributions:
We can obtain the best-fitting independent distribution for our observed data, and then view residuals which identify particular cells that most strongly violate independence:
In [10]: print(table.table_orig) Improved Marked None Some Treatment Placebo 7 29 7 Treated 21 13 7 In [11]: print(table.fittedvalues) Improved Marked None Some Treatment Placebo 14.333333 21.5 7.166667 Treated 13.666667 20.5 6.833333 In [12]: print(table.resid_pearson) Improved Marked None Some Treatment Placebo -1.936992 1.617492 -0.062257 Treated 1.983673 -1.656473 0.063758
In this example, compared to a sample from a population in which the rows and columns are independent, we have too many observations in the placebo/no improvement and treatment/marked improvement cells, and too few observations in the placebo/marked improvement and treated/no improvement cells. This reflects the apparent benefits of the treatment.
If the rows and columns of a table are unordered (i.e. are nominal factors), then the most common approach for formally assessing independence is using Pearson’s \(\chi^2\) statistic. It’s often useful to look at the cell-wise contributions to the \(\chi^2\) statistic to see where the evidence for dependence is coming from.
In [13]: rslt = table.test_nominal_association() In [14]: print(rslt.pvalue) 0.0014626434089526352 In [15]: print(table.chi2_contribs) Improved Marked None Some Treatment Placebo 3.751938 2.616279 0.003876 Treated 3.934959 2.743902 0.004065
For tables with ordered row and column factors, we can us the linear by linear association test to obtain more power against alternative hypotheses that respect the ordering. The test statistic for the linear by linear association test is
where \(r_i\) and \(c_j\) are row and column scores. Often these scores are set to the sequences 0, 1, …. This gives the ‘Cochran-Armitage trend test’.
In [16]: rslt = table.test_ordinal_association()
In [17]: print(rslt.pvalue)
0.023644578093923983
We can assess the association in a \(r\times x\) table by constructing a series of \(2\times 2\) tables and calculating their odds ratios. There are two ways to do this. The local odds ratios construct \(2\times 2\) tables from adjacent row and column categories.
In [18]: print(table.local_oddsratios)
Improved Marked None Some
Treatment
Placebo 0.149425 2.230769 NaN
Treated NaN NaN NaN
In [19]: taloc = sm.stats.Table2x2(np.asarray([[7, 29], [21, 13]]))
In [20]: print(taloc.oddsratio)
0.14942528735632185
In [21]: taloc = sm.stats.Table2x2(np.asarray([[29, 7], [13, 7]]))
In [22]: print(taloc.oddsratio)
2.230769230769231
The cumulative odds ratios construct \(2\times 2\) tables by dichotomizing the row and column factors at each possible point.
In [23]: print(table.cumulative_oddsratios)
Improved Marked None Some
Treatment
Placebo 0.185185 1.058824 NaN
Treated NaN NaN NaN
In [24]: tab1 = np.asarray([[7, 29 + 7], [21, 13 + 7]])
In [25]: tacum = sm.stats.Table2x2(tab1)
In [26]: print(tacum.oddsratio)
0.18518518518518517
In [27]: tab1 = np.asarray([[7 + 29, 7], [21 + 13, 7]])
In [28]: tacum = sm.stats.Table2x2(tab1)
In [29]: print(tacum.oddsratio)
1.0588235294117647
A mosaic plot is a graphical approach to informally assessing dependence in two-way tables.
In [30]: from statsmodels.graphics.mosaicplot import mosaic
In [31]: fig, _ = mosaic(data, index=["Treatment", "Improved"])
Symmetry and homogeneity¶
Symmetry is the property that \(P_{i, j} = P_{j, i}\) for every \(i\) and \(j\). Homogeneity is the property that the marginal distribution of the row factor and the column factor are identical, meaning that
Note that for these properties to be applicable the table \(P\) (and \(T\)) must be square, and the row and column categories must be identical and must occur in the same order.
To illustrate, we load a data set, create a contingency table, and
calculate the row and column margins. The Table
class
contains methods for analyzing \(r \times c\) contingency tables.
The data set loaded below contains assessments of visual acuity in
people’s left and right eyes. We first load the data and create a
contingency table.
In [32]: df = sm.datasets.get_rdataset("VisualAcuity", "vcd").data
In [33]: df = df.loc[df.gender == "female", :]
In [34]: tab = df.set_index(['left', 'right'])
In [35]: del tab["gender"]
In [36]: tab = tab.unstack()
In [37]: tab.columns = tab.columns.get_level_values(1)
In [38]: print(tab)
right 1 2 3 4
left
1 1520 234 117 36
2 266 1512 362 82
3<PHONE_NUMBER> 179
4 66 78 205 492
Next we create a SquareTable
object from the contingency
table.
In [39]: sqtab = sm.stats.SquareTable(tab) In [40]: row, col = sqtab.marginal_probabilities In [41]: print(row) right 1 0.255049 2 0.297178 3 0.335295 4 0.112478 dtype: float64 In [42]: print(col) right 1 0.264277 2 0.301725 3 0.328474 4 0.105524 dtype: float64
The summary
method prints results for the symmetry and homogeneity
testing procedures.
In [43]: print(sqtab.summary())
Statistic P-value DF
--------------------------------
Symmetry 19.107 0.004 6
Homogeneity 11.957 0.008 3
--------------------------------
If we had the individual case records in a dataframe called data
,
we could also perform the same analysis by passing the raw data using
the SquareTable.from_data
class method.
sqtab = sm.stats.SquareTable.from_data(data[['left', 'right']])
print(sqtab.summary())
A single 2x2 table¶
Several methods for working with individual 2x2 tables are provided in
the sm.stats.Table2x2
class. The summary
method displays
several measures of association between the rows and columns of the
table.
In [44]: table = np.asarray([[35, 21], [25, 58]])
In [45]: t22 = sm.stats.Table2x2(table)
In [46]: print(t22.summary())
Estimate SE LCB UCB p-value
-------------------------------------------------
Odds ratio 3.867 1.890 7.912 0.000
Log odds ratio 1.352 0.365 0.636 2.068 0.000
Risk ratio 2.075 1.411 3.051 0.000
Log risk ratio 0.730 0.197 0.345 1.115 0.000
-------------------------------------------------
Note that the risk ratio is not symmetric so different results will be obtained if the transposed table is analyzed.
In [47]: table = np.asarray([[35, 21], [25, 58]])
In [48]: t22 = sm.stats.Table2x2(table.T)
In [49]: print(t22.summary())
Estimate SE LCB UCB p-value
-------------------------------------------------
Odds ratio 3.867 1.890 7.912 0.000
Log odds ratio 1.352 0.365 0.636 2.068 0.000
Risk ratio 2.194 1.436 3.354 0.000
Log risk ratio 0.786 0.216 0.362 1.210 0.000
-------------------------------------------------
Stratified 2x2 tables¶
Stratification occurs when we have a collection of contingency tables
defined by the same row and column factors. In the example below, we
have a collection of 2x2 tables reflecting the joint distribution of
smoking and lung cancer in each of several regions of China. It is
possible that the tables all have a common odds ratio, even while the
marginal probabilities vary among the strata. The ‘Breslow-Day’
procedure tests whether the data are consistent with a common odds
ratio. It appears below as the Test of constant OR. The
Mantel-Haenszel procedure tests whether this common odds ratio is
equal to one. It appears below as the Test of OR=1. It is also
possible to estimate the common odds and risk ratios and obtain
confidence intervals for them. The summary
method displays all of
these results. Individual results can be obtained from the class
methods and attributes.
In [50]: data = sm.datasets.china_smoking.load_pandas()
In [51]: mat = np.asarray(data.data)
In [52]: tables = [np.reshape(x.tolist(), (2, 2)) for x in mat]
In [53]: st = sm.stats.StratifiedTable(tables)
In [54]: print(st.summary())
Estimate LCB UCB
-----------------------------------------
Pooled odds 2.174 1.984 2.383
Pooled log odds 0.777 0.685 0.868
Pooled risk ratio 1.519
Statistic P-value
-----------------------------------
Test of OR=1 280.138 0.000
Test constant OR 5.200 0.636
-----------------------
Number of tables 8
Min n 213
Max n 2900
Avg n 1052
Total n 8419
-----------------------
Module Reference¶
|
A two-way contingency table. |
|
Analyses that can be performed on a 2x2 contingency table. |
|
Methods for analyzing a square contingency table. |
|
Analyses for a collection of 2x2 contingency tables. |
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McNemar test of homogeneity. |
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Cochran’s Q test for identical binomial proportions. |


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public class JPL
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Field Summary
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DEBUG
static Term
JFALSE
static Term
JNULL
static Term
JTRUE
static Term
JVOID
static Atom
LIST_NIL
protected static Atom
LIST_NIL_MODERN
protected static Atom
LIST_NIL_TRADITIONAL
static java.lang.String
LIST_PAIR
protected static java.lang.String
LIST_PAIR_MODERN
protected static java.lang.String
LIST_PAIR_TRADITIONAL
static boolean
LIST_TOSTRING_TEXTUAL
protected static boolean
modeDontTellMe
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description JPL()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static java.lang.String[]
getActualInitArgs()
Returns, in an array of String, the sequence of command-line arguments that were actually used when the Prolog engine was formerly initialised.static java.lang.String[]
getDefaultInitArgs()
Returns, in an array of String, the sequence of command-line arguments that would be used if the Prolog engine were to be initialised now.static java.lang.String
getSyntax()
static void
halt()
Deprecated.static boolean
init()
Initialises the Prolog engine using the current default initialisation parameters, and returns 'true' (or 'false' if already initialised).static boolean
init(java.lang.String[] args)
Initializes the Prolog engine, using the String argument parameters passed.protected static boolean
isSimpleName(java.lang.String s)
Checks if a string is a simple atom, with no quoting neededstatic java.lang.String
jarPath()
static void
loadNativeLibrary()
static void
main(java.lang.String[] args)
Does nothing except print out the version string.static Term
newJRef(java.lang.Object object)
protected static java.lang.String
quotedName(java.lang.String name)
Returns a quoted (iff necessary) form of the Atom's name, as understood by Prolog read/1static void
setDefaultInitArgs(java.lang.String[] args)
Specifies, in an array of String, the sequence of command-line arguments that should be used if the Prolog engine is subsequently initialised.static void
setDTMMode(boolean dtm)
Sets the global "dont-tell-me" mode (default value: true).static java.lang.String
setNativeLibraryDir(java.lang.String newDir)
static java.lang.String
setNativeLibraryName(java.lang.String newName)
static java.lang.String
setNativeLibraryPath(java.lang.String newPath)
static void
setTraditional()
static void
setTraditionalAnyway()
static org.jpl7.Version
version()
Returns (as a Version) an identification of this version of JPL.static java.lang.String
version_string()
Returns a String (eg "3.0.0-alpha") identifying this version of JPL.
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Field Details
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DEBUG
protected static final boolean DEBUG- See Also:
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JFALSE
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JTRUE
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JNULL
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JVOID
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modeDontTellMe
protected static boolean modeDontTellMe -
LIST_NIL_MODERN
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LIST_NIL_TRADITIONAL
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LIST_NIL
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LIST_PAIR_MODERN
protected static final java.lang.String LIST_PAIR_MODERN- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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LIST_PAIR_TRADITIONAL
protected static final java.lang.String LIST_PAIR_TRADITIONAL- See Also:
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LIST_PAIR
public static java.lang.String LIST_PAIR -
LIST_TOSTRING_TEXTUAL
public static boolean LIST_TOSTRING_TEXTUAL
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Constructor Details
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JPL
public JPL()
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Method Details
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setNativeLibraryName
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setNativeLibraryDir
public static java.lang.String setNativeLibraryDir(java.lang.String newDir) -
setNativeLibraryPath
public static java.lang.String setNativeLibraryPath(java.lang.String newPath) -
loadNativeLibrary
public static void loadNativeLibrary() -
jarPath
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setDTMMode
public static void setDTMMode(boolean dtm)Sets the global "dont-tell-me" mode (default value: true). When 'true', bindings will *not* be returned for any variable (in a Query's goal) whose name begins with an underscore character (except for "anonymous" variables, i.e. those whose name comprises just the underscore character, whose bindings are never returned). When 'false', bindings are returned for *all* variables except anonymous ones; this mode may be useful when traditional top-level interpreter behaviour is wanted, e.g. in a Java-based Prolog IDE or debugger.This method should be regarded as experimental, and may subsequently be deprecated in favour of some more general mechanism for setting options, perhaps per-Query and per-call as well as globally.
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dtm
- new "dont-tell-me" mode value
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setTraditional
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setTraditionalAnyway
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getSyntax
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getDefaultInitArgs
public static java.lang.String[] getDefaultInitArgs()Returns, in an array of String, the sequence of command-line arguments that would be used if the Prolog engine were to be initialised now. Returns null if the Prolog VM has already been initialised (in which case the default init args are irrelevant and the actual init args are of interest)- Returns:
- current default initialisation arguments, or null if already initialised
- See Also:
getActualInitArgs()
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setDefaultInitArgs
public static void setDefaultInitArgs(java.lang.String[] args)Specifies, in an array of String, the sequence of command-line arguments that should be used if the Prolog engine is subsequently initialised.- Parameters:
args
- new default initialization arguments
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getActualInitArgs
public static java.lang.String[] getActualInitArgs()Returns, in an array of String, the sequence of command-line arguments that were actually used when the Prolog engine was formerly initialised. This method returns null if the Prolog engine has not yet been initialised, and thus may be used to test this condition.- Returns:
- actual initialization arguments
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init
public static boolean init(java.lang.String[] args)Initializes the Prolog engine, using the String argument parameters passed. This method need be called only if you want to both (i) initialise the Prolog engine with parameters other than the default ones and (ii) force initialisation to occur (rather than allow it to occur automatically at the first query). For parameter options, consult your local Prolog documentation. The parameter values are passed directly to initialization routines for the Prolog environment.This method must be called before making any queries.
- Parameters:
args
- Initialization parameter list- Returns:
- true iff initialization was new; false if already initialized
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init
public static boolean init()Initialises the Prolog engine using the current default initialisation parameters, and returns 'true' (or 'false' if already initialised).- Returns:
- true if initialization was new, false if already initialized
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isSimpleName
protected static boolean isSimpleName(java.lang.String s)Checks if a string is a simple atom, with no quoting needed- Parameters:
s
- string to check if it is simple name (no quoting needed)- Returns:
- whether s is a simple name, i.e. which needs no quoting in source text
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newJRef
- Parameters:
object
- the object of interest to get the JREF- Returns:
- a new Term instance which canonically represents the given object reference (concrete or null)
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quotedName
protected static java.lang.String quotedName(java.lang.String name)Returns a quoted (iff necessary) form of the Atom's name, as understood by Prolog read/1- Parameters:
name
- the name to quote if needed- Returns:
- a quoted form of the Atom's name, as understood by Prolog read/1
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halt
@Deprecated public static void halt()Deprecated.Terminates the Prolog session.Note. This method calls the FLI halt() method with a status of 0, but the halt method currently is a no-op in SWI.
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version
public static org.jpl7.Version version()Returns (as a Version) an identification of this version of JPL.- Returns:
- the running version of JPL.
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version_string
public static java.lang.String version_string()Returns a String (eg "3.0.0-alpha") identifying this version of JPL.- Returns:
- a String (eg "3.0.0-alpha") identifying this version of JPL.
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main
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)Does nothing except print out the version string.
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I am a senior majoring in Information Science and minoring in Business at Cornell University. I am also working as the assistant webmaster in Cornell College of Human Ecology and a software developer intern at IBM's Cloud Computing team.
I enjoy peer-to-peer learning and knowledge sharing. I am a TA for CS4300, Language and Information. I TAed CS2800, Discrete Structures, and INFO1300, Introduction to Web Design and Programming , in the past.
I'm a passionate web developer and front-end engineer. In addition to managing the Cornell Human Ecology website, I also work with my own clients to help them develop aesthetic and viable websites (check out my work below). I'm working on a thesis on Web Interface Design for Chinese Characters. This past summer, I worked as a developer on the UX/UI team at MasterCard. I exercised agile software developement practice on different projects and went through many iterations of prototyping using both Axure and native code (HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript). The previous summer, I worked as a technology associate at the renown Upstate New York venture accelerator, StartFast. I helped develop websites for several startup companies and focused mainly on back-end development using PHP.
I am very passionate about entrepreneurship and leadership. I am the chief curator in charge of Ithaca area at Upstate Venture Connect. I also served as the project manager coordinator of Cornell Data Science Club and the student advisor for Dean Boor of College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) for over a year.
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by Chris GoossensThe Internet is filled with endless visuals and SOHH‘s here to capture a few of the best ones. Today, check out Odell Beckham Jr. showing off an insane jersey collection, Kevin Gates wearing a mask to fend off haters and Lil Pump putting respect on his own name. Watch and comment below!


class ViewOpener
Class ViewOpener opens a view for an include statement in this format:
"@include('some.path.here", ...)
We will use Laravel's view path finder in order to transform the 'some.path.here' into a real file that we can open and inspect the html and thus fetch all devise tags from it.
Methods
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__construct(FileViewFinder $finder = null)
Construct a new view opener |
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open($includeStatement $includeStatement, $includedViews $includedViews)
Attempt to open the view path if something fails then we silently fail and return an empty string... |
Details
at line 26
public
__construct(FileViewFinder $finder = null)
Construct a new view opener
at line 45
public string
open($includeStatement $includeStatement, $includedViews $includedViews)
Attempt to open the view path if something fails then we silently fail and return an empty string...
We have added the includedViews array so we do not attempt to open up those views (we don't need to because we've already found all the devise tags inside of those files since they've already been opened). If view#1 includes view#2 which includes view#1, this would have cause an infinite loop but b/c we keep up with which views have been included we know when to stop).


jQuery Hotspot plugin
Mouse over or click anywhere on the rectangle. View source for implementation details.
Position:


Getting your account compromised is much like having your car radio stolen. You wonder why it happened, how it happened, and you feel strange. The feeling that a stranger handled your property and broke into it is nauseating, and it can be overwhelming.
There are three things that should be done in the immediate aftermath of an account compromise:
Immediately you will want to make sure that your account is secured. This should not be done on the compromised system as malicious software may be tracking your every move. The compromised system should be taken off of the network until it is cleaned. On another system (such as a mobile phone) you need to perform a password reset on your account and change your secret questions. Change the user-name of the account as well if it is allowed. Ensure that you access Blizzard's official web site on a clean computer when doing these things. You may want to consider securing your other accounts at this stage, but it is likely the damage has already been done by the time the break-in is detected.
Survey the damageYou should next survey the damage done to the account and jot it down. Try to get an estimate of the date and time when the incident occurred, or get the date and time of the last known time that you logged off. The account recovery team will attempt to locate the time period of the compromise and roll your character, gold, and items back to a prior recovery point.
File a reportVisit Blizzard's web page on getting hacked and submit your information into the account recovery form. Consider firing off an e-mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and contacting a Game Master (GM) in-game as well. Provide details as best as you can as to the date, time, and items taken during the incident. Do not post a rant in the official Battle.net forums or in the technical support forums. Be courteous and everything will go smoother.
Cleaning your systemThere are many ways to go about cleaning your system.  The problem is that there is no guarantee that you will locate all of the infected files and have a clean system. Ideally, you will take the computer off the network and boot into safe mode (restart your PC and mash the F8 key until you can pick "safe mode"). Then, using external media (usb stick, CD, DVD, etc), run a whole suite of security software on every file until you find the infection.
This method is time consuming and you will have to check things like USB sticks and network storage as well, since many types of malicious software propagates across networks.
The more extreme method is simply to format all the media in your PC (along with the boot sectors) and reload the operating system from scratch. There is little chance of an infection surviving.
The last method is the one most people will opt for. Save all your personal documents and important files to external storage, scan those files for infections, then wipe the rest of the system. When you reinstall your OS, you can move your personal documents back to the clean PC.
What ever method you opt for, you will want to do a web browser lockdown and an operating system lockdown afterwards, at the minimum.
The waiting gameAll you can do now is wait. In the mean time, you should work on securing your other online accounts.


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xdg-email - command line tool for sending mail using the user*(Aqs preferred e-mail composer
xdg-email [--utf8] [--cc address] [--bcc address] [--subject text] [--body text] [--attach file] [mailto-uri | address(es)]
xdg-email {--help | --manual | --version}
xdg-email opens the user*(Aqs preferred e-mail composer in order to send a mail to address(es) or mailto-uri. RFC 2368 defines mailto: URIs. xdg-email limits support to, cc, subject and body fields in mailto-uri, all other fields are silently ignored. address(es) must follow the syntax of RFC 822. Multiple addresses may be provided as separate arguments.
All information provided on the command line is used to prefill corresponding fields in the user*(Aqs e-mail composer. The user will have the opportunity to change any of this information before actually sending the e-mail.
xdg-email is for use inside a desktop session only. It is not recommended to use xdg-email as root.
See m[blue]%http://portland.freedesktop.org/wiki/EmailConfigm[] for information on how the user can change the e-mail composer that is used.
--utf8
Indicates that all command line options that follow are in utf8. Without this option, command line options are expected to be encoded according to locale. If the locale already specifies utf8 this option has no effect. This option does not affect mailto URIs that are passed on the command line.
--cc address
Specify a recipient to be copied on the e-mail.
--bcc address
Specify a recipient to be blindly copied on the e-mail.
--subject text
Specify a subject for the e-mail.
--body text
Specify a body for the e-mail. Since the user will be able to make changes before actually sending the e-mail, this can be used to provide the user with a template for the e-mail. text may contain linebreaks.
--attach file
Specify an attachment for the e-mail. file must point to an existing file.
Some e-mail applications require the file to remain present after xdg-email returns.
--help
Show command synopsis.
--manual
Show this manual page.
--version
Show the xdg-utils version information.
xdg-email honours the following environment variables:
XDG_UTILS_DEBUG_LEVEL
Setting this environment variable to a non-zero numerical value makes xdg-email do more verbose reporting on stderr. Setting a higher value increases the verbosity.
An exit code of 0 indicates success while a non-zero exit code indicates failure. The following failure codes can be returned:
1
Error in command line syntax.
2
One of the files passed on the command line did not exist.
3
A required tool could not be found.
4
The action failed.
5
No permission to read one of the files passed on the command line.
Visit m[blue]%http://portland.freedesktop.org/wiki/EmailConfigm[] for information how to configure xdg-email to use the email client of your choice.
xdg-email *(AqJeremy White <jwhite@example.com>*(Aq
xdg-email --attach /tmp/logo.png e --subject *(AqLogo contest*(Aq e --body *(AqAttached you find the logo for the contest.*(Aq e *(Aqjwhite@example.com*(Aq
xdg-email --subject *(AqYour password is about to expire*(Aq e *(Aqjwhite@example.com*(Aq *(Aqbastian@example.com*(Aq *(Aqwhipple@example.com*(Aq
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#include "graphics_afx.h"
#include "GrMeshVB.h"
#include "GrTypes.h"
#include "GLSubsys.h"
#include "GrConfig.h"
#include "MMat4x4.h"
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Defines | |
| #define | MAKE_ADDRESS(base, offset) ( GLintptr )( ( ( unsigned char* )(base) ) + (offset) ) |
| class header. | |
Functions | |
| template<typename _T > | |
| _T * | CopyArray (const _T *src, unsigned int count, unsigned int maxCount) |
| copies components in an array. |
| _T* CopyArray | ( | const _T * | src, | |
| unsigned int | count, | |||
| unsigned int | maxCount | |||
| ) | [inline] |
copies components in an array.
return NULL if necessary.
allocate a new array and return.
Definition at line 16 of file GrMeshVB.cpp.