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Slopegraphs have seen some recent attention on Edward Tufte's forum
and in the data visualization community, especially Charlie Park's
excellent treatment of them. In this post, I make a simple slopegraph
using less than 20 lines of R and ggplot2
.
Slopegraphs are very simple—there is no (as ET says) chartjunk.
There are examples of making slopegraphs in ggplot (http://www.jameskeirstead.ca/blog/slopegraphs-in-r/, http://www.r-bloggers.com/slopegraphs-in-r-2/, https://github.com/bobthecat/codebox/blob/master/table.graph.r) all over the web, but what's the web if it doesn't have one more example?
Plus, mine is simple—less than 20 lines of R code if you don't include the initialization of the data.
I obviously need the ggplot2
library, otherwise I would be lying
in the title. I also load the scales
library so I can label the
points nicely by putting commas in the numbers.
library(ggplot2) library(scales)
Likely you'll load the data from a file into a data frame, and it doesn't matter too much what it looks like, as long as each row has the start value, the end value, and the label somewhere in it. Or it could be three different variables in other places.
You'll also need a variable for the x-axis. In my case, this is 24
months (see: months<-24
)
months<-24 year1<-c(1338229205,5212325386,31725112511) year3<-c(1372425378,8836570075,49574919628) group<-c("Group C", "Group B", "Group A") a<-data.frame(year1,year3,group)
This makes the strings we'll use for the labels by combining the
group
name with the value at each end of our slope line.
I also use the comma_format()()
function from the scales
library here to make slightly cleaner looking labels.
If you prefered a more Tufte-esque label, you can omit the newline
from the sep=
option and flip the order of the second set of
labels.
l11<-paste(a$group,comma_format()(round(a$year1/(3600*24*30.5))),sep="\n") l13<-paste(a$group,comma_format()(round(a$year3/(3600*24*30.5))),sep="\n")
This line is pretty simple but draws the slopelines using the
geom_segment
where the x-range is 0 to months
and the y-range
is from the a
data frame values.
p<-ggplot(a) + geom_segment(aes(x=0,xend=months,y=year1,yend=year3),size=.75)
These settings turn off all of the default ggplot2
decorations
(chartjunk?).
p<-p + theme(panel.background = element_blank()) p<-p + theme(panel.grid=element_blank()) p<-p + theme(axis.ticks=element_blank()) p<-p + theme(axis.text=element_blank()) p<-p + theme(panel.border=element_blank())
The x label is empty because we'll use the column headings to
denote the time span (or whatever x-range you have), the y label is
still useful, though, although the theme_text(vjust=X)
moves the
label a little closer—you'll want to play with this for your own
plot until it looks correct to you.
Also, I make the plot area a little bigger by setting xlim
and
ylim
to be bigger than the data would imply. This is also a bit
of art, so you'll want to look at this for your own chart, too.
p<-p + xlab("") + ylab("Amount Used") p<-p + theme(axis.title.y=theme_text(vjust=3)) p<-p + xlim((0-12),(months+12)) p<-p + ylim(0,(1.2*(max(a$year3,a$year1))))
Here we use the labels we created above in the geom_text()
function, once for each side of the slopeline. The first line
below is for the right side (year3
) of the chart and the second
is for the left side (year1
).
The rep.int
command that sets x
just repeats the
number—either 0
or 24
—to make the same number of elements
in x
as there are in y
.
Again, the hjust
and size
parameters will need some attention
to get your slopegraph to look just right.
p<-p + geom_text(label=l13, y=a$year3, x=rep.int(months,length(a)),hjust=-0.2,size=3.5) p<-p + geom_text(label=l11, y=a$year1, x=rep.int( 0,length(a)),hjust=1.2,size=3.5)
The columns titles, or labels at the top of each side of the
slopegraph, are set here using geom_text()
and setting y
to
just a bit above the maximum value from the two lists of values
(year1
and year2
). Don't forget to pay attention to hjust
and size
again.
p<-p + geom_text(label="Year 1", x=0, y=(1.1*(max(a$year3,a$year1))),hjust= 1.2,size=5) p<-p + geom_text(label="Year 3", x=months,y=(1.1*(max(a$year3,a$year1))),hjust=-0.1,size=5)
In the end, this R code produces this figure:
library(ggplot2) library(scales) months<-24 year1<-c(1338229205,5212325386,31725112511) year3<-c(1372425378,8836570075,49574919628) group<-c("Group C", "Group B", "Group A") a<-data.frame(year1,year3,group) l11<-paste(a$group,comma_format()(round(a$year1/(3600*24*30.5))),sep="\n") l13<-paste(a$group,comma_format()(round(a$year3/(3600*24*30.5))),sep="\n") p<-ggplot(a) + geom_segment(aes(x=0,xend=months,y=year1,yend=year3),size=.75) p<-p + theme(panel.background = element_blank()) p<-p + theme(panel.grid=element_blank()) p<-p + theme(axis.ticks=element_blank()) p<-p + theme(axis.text=element_blank()) p<-p + theme(panel.border=element_blank()) p<-p + xlab("") + ylab("Amount Used") p<-p + theme(axis.title.y=theme_text(vjust=3)) p<-p + xlim((0-12),(months+12)) p<-p + ylim(0,(1.2*(max(a$year3,a$year1)))) p<-p + geom_text(label=l13, y=a$year3, x=rep.int(months,length(a)),hjust=-0.2,size=3.5) p<-p + geom_text(label=l11, y=a$year1, x=rep.int( 0,length(a)),hjust=1.2,size=3.5) p<-p + geom_text(label="Year 1", x=0, y=(1.1*(max(a$year3,a$year1))),hjust= 1.2,size=5) p<-p + geom_text(label="Year 3", x=months,y=(1.1*(max(a$year3,a$year1))),hjust=-0.1,size=5) p


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| [57] | Ricard, Y., Alboussière, T., Labrosse, S., Curbelo, J., and Dubuffet, F. Fully compressible convection for planetary mantles. Geophys. J. Int., 230(2):932–956, 2022. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [56] | Hernandez, J.-A., Caracas, R., and Labrosse, S. Stability of high-temperature salty ice suggests electrolyte permeability in water-rich exoplanet icy mantles. Nature Com., 13(1):3303, 2022. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [55] | Morison, A., Labrosse, S., and Choblet, G. Sublimation-driven convection in Sputnik Planitia on Pluto. Nature, 600:419–423, 2021. [ DOI ] |
| [54] | Ricard, Y., Labrosse, S., Terasaki, H., and Bercovici, D. Thermocapillary effects in two-phase medium and applications to metal-silicate separation. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 311:106640, 2021. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [53] | Clarté, T. T., Schaeffer, N., Labrosse, S., and Vidal, J. The effects of a robin boundary condition on thermal convection in a rotating spherical shell. J. Fluid Mech., 918:A36, 2021. [ DOI ] |
| [52] | Bolrão, D. P., Ballmer, M. D., Morison, A., Rozel, A. B., Sanan, P., Labrosse, S., and Tackley, P. J. Timescales of chemical equilibrium between the convecting solid mantle and over-/underlying magma oceans. Solid Earth, 12:421–437, 2021. [ DOI ] |
| [51] | Hsieh, W.-P., Goncharov, A. F., Labrosse, S., Holtgrewe, N., Lobanov, S. S., Chuvashova, I., Deschamps, F., and Lin, J.-F. Low thermal conductivity of iron-silicon alloys at earth's core conditions with implications for the geodynamo. Nature Communications, 11:3332, 2020. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [50] | Morison, A., Labrosse, S., Deguen, R., and Alboussière, T. Timescale of overturn in a magma ocean cumulate. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 516:25 – 36, 2019. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [49] | Menaut, R., Corre, Y., Huguet, L., Le Reun, T., Alboussière, T., Bergman, M. I., Deguen, R., Labrosse, S., and Moulin, M. Experimental study of convection in the compressible regime. Phys. Rev. Fluids, 4:033502, 2019. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [48] | Curbelo, J., Duarte, L., Alboussière, T., Dubuffet, F., Labrosse, S., and Ricard, Y. Numerical solutions of compressible convection with an infinite Prandtl number: comparison of the anelastic and anelastic liquid models with the exact equations Compressible convection with infinite Prandtl number. J. Fluid Mech, 873:646–687, 2019. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [47] | Bouffard, M., Choblet, G., Labrosse, S., and Wicht, J. Chemical convection and stratification in the Earth's outer core. Frontiers Earth Sci., 7:99, 2019. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [46] | Agrusta, R., Morison, A., Labrosse, S., Deguen, R., Alboussière, T., Tackley, P. J., and Dubuffet, F. Mantle convection interacting with magma oceans. Geophys. J. Int., 220:1878–1892, 2019. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [45] | Laneuville, M., Hernlund, J., Labrosse, S., and Guttenberg, N. Crystallization of a compositionally stratified basal magma ocean. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 276:86–92, 2018. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [44] | Labrosse, S., Morison, A., Deguen, R., and Alboussière, T. Rayleigh-Bénard convection in a creeping solid with a phase change at either or both horizontal boundaries. J. Fluid Mech., 846:5–36, 2018. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [43] | Deguen, R., Alboussière, T., and Labrosse, S. Double-diffusive translation of Earth's inner core. Geophys. J. Int., 214:88–107, 2018. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [42] | Hirose, K., Morard, G., Sinmyo, R., Umemoto, K., Hernlund, J. W., Helffrich, G., and Labrosse, S. Crystallization of silicon dioxide and compositional evolution of the Earth's core. Nature, 543(7643), 2017. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [41] | Bouffard, M., Labrosse, S., Choblet, G., Fournier, A., Aubert, J., and Tackley, P. J. A particle-in-cell method for studying double-diffusive convection in the liquid layers of planetary interiors. J. Comput. Phys., 346:552 – 571, 2017. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [40] | Labrosse, S. Thermal state and evolution of the Earth core and deep mantle, pages 43–56. AGU Geophysical Monograph Series, 2016. |
| [39] | Huguet, L., Alboussière, T., Bergman, M. I., Deguen, R., Labrosse, S., and Lesœur, G. Structure of a mushy layer under hypergravity with implications for earth's inner core. Geophys. J. Int., 204:1729–1755, 2016. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [38] | Lasbleis, M., Deguen, R., Cardin, P., and Labrosse, S. Earth's inner core dynamics induced by the Lorentz force. Geophys. J. Int., 202:548–563, 2015. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [37] | Labrosse, S., Hernlund, J. W., and Hirose, K. Fractional melting and freezing in the deep mantle and implications for the formation of a basal magma ocean, volume 212 of AGU Geophysical Monograph, pages 123–142. Wiley, 2015. |
| [36] | Labrosse, S. Thermal evolution of the core with a high thermal conductivity. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 247:36 – 55, 2015. Transport Properties of the Earth's Core. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [35] | Jaupart, C., Labrosse, S., Lucazeau, F., and Mareschal, J.-C. 7.06 - temperatures, heat, and energy in the mantle of the Earth. In Schubert, G. and Bercovici, D., editors, Treatise on Geophysics (Second Edition), pages 223 – 270. Elsevier, Oxford, second edition edition, 2015. [ DOI | http ] |
| [34] | Ricard, Y., Labrosse, S., and Dubuffet, F. Lifting the cover of the cauldron: Convection in hot planets. Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 15:4617–4630, 2014. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [33] | Labrosse, S. Thermal and compositional stratification of the inner core. C. R. Geosciences, 346:119–129, 2014. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [32] | Hirose, K., Labrosse, S., and Hernlund, J. W. Composition and state of the core. Ann. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci., 41:657–691, 2013. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [31] | Gomi, H., Ohta, K., Hirose, K., Labrosse, S., Caracas, R., Verstraete, M. J., and Hernlund, J. W. The high conductivity of iron and thermal evolution of the Earth's core. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 224:88 – 103, 2013. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [30] | Ulvrová, M., Labrosse, S., Coltice, N., Raback, P., and Tackley, P. J. Numerical modeling of convection interacting with a melting and solidification front: application to the thermal evolution of the basal magma ocean. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 206-207:51–66, 2012. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [29] | Šrámek, O., Milelli, L., Ricard, Y., and Labrosse, S. Thermal evolution and differentiation of planetesimals and planetary embryos. Icarus, 217:339–354, 2012. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [28] | Coltice, N., Rolf, T., Tackley, P. J., and Labrosse, S. Dynamic causes of the relation between area and age of the ocean floor. Science, 336:335–338, 2012. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [27] | Ulvrová, M., Coltice, N., Ricard, Y., Labrosse, S., Dubuffet, F., and Šrámek, O. Compositional and thermal equilibration of particles, drops and diapirs in geophysical flows. Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 12(10):1–11, 2011. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [26] | Coltice, N., Moreira, M., Hernlund, J. W., and Labrosse, S. Crystallization of a basal magma ocean recorded by helium and neon. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 308:193–199, 2011. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [25] | Javoy, M., Kaminski, E., cois Guyot, F., Andrault, D., Sanloup, C., Moreira, M., Labrosse, S., Jambon, A., Agrinier, P., Davaille, A., and Jaupart, C. The chemical composition of the Earth: Enstatite chondrite models. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 293(3-4):259 – 268, 2010. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [24] | Ichikawa, H., Labrosse, S., and Kurita, K. Direct numerical simulation of an iron rain in the magma ocean. J. Geophys. Res., 115(B1):B01404, 2010. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [23] | Ichikawa, H. and Labrosse, S. Smooth particle approach for surface tension calculation in moving particle semi-implicit method. Fluid Dynamics Research, 42(3):035503, 2010. [ http | Abstract ] |
| [22] | Breuer, D., Labrosse, S., and Spohn, T. Thermal evolution and magnetic field generation in terrestrial planets and satellites. Space Sci. Rev., 152(1):449–500, 2010. [ DOI | http ] |
| [21] | Aubert, J., Labrosse, S., and Poitou, C. Modelling the palaeo-evolution of the geodynamo. Geophys. J. Int., 179:1414–1428, 2009. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [20] | van Thienen, P., Benzerara, K., Breuer, D., Gillmann, C., Labrosse, S., Lognonné, P., and Spohn, T. Water, life, and planetary geodynamical evolution. Space Sci. Rev., 129(1):167–203, 2007. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [19] | Pouilloux, L., Kaminski, E., and Labrosse, S. Anisotropic rheology of a cubic medium and implications for geological materials. Geophys. J. Int., 170(2):876–885, 2007. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [18] | Labrosse, S., Hernlund, J. W., and Coltice, N. A crystallizing dense magma ocean at the base of Earth's mantle. Nature, 450:866–869, 2007. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [17] | Labrosse, S. and Jaupart, C. Thermal evolution of the Earth: Secular changes and fluctuations of plate characteristics. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 260:465–481, 2007. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [16] | Labrosse, S. Energy source for the geodynamo. In Gubbins, D. and Herrero-Bervera, E., editors, Encyclopedia Of Geomagnetism And Paleomagnetism, pages 300–302. Springer, 2007. |
| [15] | Labrosse, S. Heat flow across the core-mantle boundary. In Gubbins, D. and Herrero-Bervera, E., editors, Encyclopedia Of Geomagnetism And Paleomagnetism, pages 127–130. Springer, 2007. |
| [14] | Jaupart, C., Labrosse, S., and Mareschal, J.-C. 7.06 - temperatures, heat and energy in the mantle of the Earth. In Schubert, G. and Bercovici, D., editors, Treatise on Geophysics, pages 253 – 303. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 2007. [ DOI ] |
| [13] | Hernlund, J. W. and Labrosse, S. Geophysically consistent values of the perovskite to post-perovskite transition Clapeyron slope. Geophys. Res. Lett., 34:L05309, 2007. doi:10.1029/2006GL028961. [ Abstract ] |
| [12] | Grigné, C., Labrosse, S., and Tackley, P. J. Convection under a lid of finite conductivity in wide aspect ratio models: effect of continents on the wavelength of mantle flow. J. Geophys. Res., 112(B8):B08403, 2007. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [11] | Grigné, C., Labrosse, S., and Tackley, P. J. Convection under a lid of finite conductivity: Heat flux scaling and application to continents. J. Geophys. Res., 112(B8):B08402, 2007. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [10] | Mao, W. L., Mao, H.-k., Sturhahn, W., Zhao, J., Prakapenka, V. B., Meng, Y., Shu, J., Fei, Y., and Hemley, R. J. Iron-Rich Post-Perovskite and the Origin of Ultralow-Velocity Zones. Science, 312(5773):564–565, 2006. [ DOI ] |
| [9] | Grigné, C., Labrosse, S., and Tackley, P. J. Convective heat transfer as a function of wavelength: Implications for the cooling of the Earth. J. Geophys. Res., 110(B3):B03409, 2005. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [8] | Labrosse, S. and Macouin, M. The inner core and the geodynamo. C. R. Geosciences, 335(1):37–50, 2003. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [7] | Labrosse, S. Thermal and magnetic evolution of the Earth's core. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 140:127–143, 2003. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [6] | Labrosse, S. Hotspots, mantle plumes and core heat loss. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 199:147–156, 2002. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [5] | Labrosse, S., Poirier, J.-P., and Le Mouël, J.-L. The age of the inner core. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 190:111–123, 2001. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [4] | Grigné, C. and Labrosse, S. Effects of continents on Earth cooling: Thermal blanketing and depletion in radioactive elements. Geophys. Res. Lett., 28:2707–2710, 2001. [ DOI | Abstract ] |
| [3] | Bellanger, E., Le Mouël, J.-L., Mandea, M., and Labrosse, S. Chandler wobble and geomagnetic jerks. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 124:95–103, 2001. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [2] | Sotin, C. and Labrosse, S. Three-dimensional thermal convection of an isoviscous, infinite–Prandtl–number fluid heated from within and from below: applications to heat transfer in planetary mantles. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 112:171–190, 1999. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
| [1] | Labrosse, S., Poirier, J.-P., and Le Mouël, J.-L. On cooling of the Earth's core. Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 99:1–17, 1997. [ DOI | http | Abstract ] |
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Also required is the PHP smbclient module or smbclient (see SMB/CIFS).
It is also worth mentioning that the appropriate exceptions where made in the firewall to allow the Nextcloud traffic (for the purpose of testing we enable both encrypted SSL via port 443 and unencrypted via port 80).
The next step was to generate and import the needed SSL certificates following the standard process in the OEL documentation.
The next step is to create a scalable environment at the application layer, which introduces the load balancer. Because the application servers here are stateless, simply taking the configuration above and replicating (once configured with storage and database connections) and placing behind a load balancer will provide a scalable and highly available environment. For this purpose we chose HAProxy and configured it for HTTPS traffic following the documentation found here http://haproxy.1wt.eu/#doc1.5
It is worth noting that this particular load balancer is not required, and the use of any commercial load balancer (i.e. F5) will work here. It is also worth noting that the HAProxy servers were setup with a heartbeat and IP Shift to failover the IP address should one fail.
Database Layer¶
For the purposes of this example, we have chosen a MySQL cluster using the NDB Storage engine. The cluster was configured based on the documentation found here http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/mysql-cluster.html with a sample looking like this:
Taking a closer look at the database architecture, we have created redundant MySQL NDB Management nodes for redundancy and we have configured 3 NDB SQL/Storage nodes across which we are able to spread the database traffic. All of the clients (Nextcloud Application Servers) will connect to the database via the My SQL Proxy. It is worth noting that MySQL proxy is still in beta and that using another load balancing method like HAProxy or F5 is supported, in that you will be distributing traffic among the various SQL/Storage nodes. Here, we simply swap out the MySQL Proxy for a properly configured HAProxy giving us the following:
In this example we have also added a second HAProxy server with Heartbeat to prevent any single point of failure. We have also implemented NIC bonding to load balance the traffic across multiple physical NICs.
Storage Layer¶
Storage was deployed using the Red Hat Storage server with the GlusterFS (pre-configured as part of the Red Hat Storage Server offering).
The Red Hat Storage Servers where configured based on documentation found here https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Storage/2.0/html/Administration_Guide/Admin_Guide_Part_1.html
For the purposes of scale and high availability we configured a distributed replicated volume with IP Failover. The storage was configured on a separate subnet with bonded NICs at the application server level. We have chosen to address the storage using NFS, and for high availability we have chosen to implement IP Failover of the storage as documented here https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Storage/2.0/html/Administration_Guide/ch09s04.html
We chose to deploy the storage in this fashion to address both HA and extensibility of the storage, along with managing performance by simply adding additional bricks to the storage volume, back-ended by additional physical disk.
It is worth noting that several options are available for storage configuration (such as striped replicated volumes). A discussion around the type of IO performance required and the needed HA configuration needs to take place to understand the best possible option here.
If we add up the parts, we have the following:
- An application layer that supports dynamic expansion through the addition of additional servers and provides HA behind a load balancer
- A database layer that can also be scaled through the addition of additional SQL/Storage nodes and will provide HA behind a load balancer
- A storage layer that can dynamically expand to meet storage needs, will scale based on backend hardware, and provides HA via IP Failover


§289-2 Unlicensed person not to engage in business. It shall be unlawful for any person or organization, not duly licensed under this chapter, to engage in the business of:
(1) Purchasing or selling used motor vehicle parts or accessories; or
(2) Engaging in the business of wrecking, salvaging, or dismantling motor vehicles for the purpose of reselling the parts or accessories thereof. [L 1967, c 277, §3; HRS 289-2; am L 1984, c 276, §9]
Cross References
Motor vehicle repairs, see chapter 437B.


Includes the Boost headers "pool.hpp" (see pool.html), "detail/singleton.hpp" (see singleton.html), "detail/mutex.hpp" (see mutex.html), and "detail/guard.hpp" (see guard.html).
template <typename Tag, unsigned RequestedSize, typename UserAllocator = default_user_allocator_new_delete, typename Mutex = details::pool::default_mutex, unsigned NextSize = 32> class singleton_pool { ... // public interface public: // extensions to public interface typedef Mutex mutex; static const unsigned next_size = NextSize; };
This class is the type of mutex to use to protect simultaneous access to the underlying Pool. It is exposed so that users may declare some singleton pools normally (i.e., with synchronization), but some singleton pools without synchronization (by specifying details::pool::null_mutex) for efficiency reasons.
The value of this parameter is passed to the underlying Pool when it is created. See the extensions to the public interface of pool for more information.
The typedef mutex and the static const value next_size publish the values of the template parameters Mutex and NextSize, respectively.
When the Boost multithreading library is completed, the Mutex parameter will be replaced by something from that library providing the same flexibility and will move from an implementation detail into the interface specification.
Revised 05 December, 2006
Copyright © 2000, 2001 Stephen Cleary (scleary AT jerviswebb DOT com)
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


The Deep Learning IndabaX-Morocco 2019, is the first Deep Learning event in Morocco supported by the African Deep Learning Indaba. It is a locally-organized Indaba that aims to empower the community of Artificial Intelligence in Morocco.
The event will take place at the Faculty of Sciences and Techniques of Mohammedia (FSTM) in order to share advanced knowledge of Deep Learning to students, researchers and industry professionals. The event will bring together local and Moroccan diaspora experts to expose students to state-of-the-art methods and practical skills in AI advanced technologies.
Your organization is invited to support Deep Learning Indaba X Morocco 2019. This is an ideal way to demonstrate your organization's commitment to the field of artificial intelligence including Deep Learning in Morocco, and many other areas at the frontier of technological innovation and to publicize this support to many leaders and students in the field. Exhibits by sponsors also help inform researchers and engineers about relevant applications and opportunities.
Your support is an investment in the next generation of Moroccan talents in AI. It removes barriers to participation and will typically be used to permit a greater number of students to attend Indaba X Morocco free of charge.
Your support can be targeted to a particular event or activity at the event. You can, for example, propose awards for the data challenge and 3 Minutes Thesis activities, etc. We welcome any innovative ideas that you might have for us. We are open to discussing modifications or additional sponsorship opportunities as well. For further information, please contact us.
The organizing committee ensures that these contributions are well recognized. We hope that you will take advantage of this great opportunity to sponsor and/or exhibit your products, services and brand to a large audience of specialists in Artificial Intelligence in Morocco.


display words in the LCD
content
: string. the string content which will be showed in the screen
status
: boolean. If succeeds, output true, otherwise, false.
the default value of content is "helloworld", and the screen will show "helloworld" after starting.
5 buttons in the kerboard: left，right，up，down，select
It will be ignored if you pressed multiple buttons in the same time
trigger
: Any type. It is a trigger signal, and whenever it comes, the service will check whether the button is pressed.
bool
: boolean. true means the button is pressed.
Check which button is pressed in every 0.5s, left or right. And show the button name in the LCD screen.


Juan Ledezma
Back-End
Hi, I'm Juan. I am part of the back-end team for this project. I am new to doing server-side programming, but I am excited to learn new things.
I started learning to code with C; I created my first "Hello World!" with this language so it will always be special to me.
Throughout my college years I have learned to use more languages such as C++, Java, Python, and a bit of Javascript to create fun projects.
I enjoy listening to music, weightlifting, watching anime, and korean variety shows.


Installation
Thank you for interest in trying out Warp!
Requirements
Warp should work on most any computer. First install python3 and git if you do not already have them. On a Mac, you can install these through homebrew from the Terminal:
brew install python3
brew install git
Checkout The Source Code
Clone the project into any directory you like:
cd wherever
git clone<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Libraries
Now install the Python library dependencies:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Creating a Virtual MIDI Bus
If you want to use Warp with software synthesizers, you will need to create a Virtual Bus in your operating system if you do not already have one. Ableton has already written some great documentation on creating one:
How To Setup A Virtual MIDI Bus [Ableton.com].
You can skip step 5 in the above document if you are not using Ableton. Further, if you want to just talk to hardware MIDI instruments (and not soft synths), and don't need to route MIDI through your DAW, you can also choose to not set up a virtual bus.
Ready?
We are ready to go. At this point of the Warp beta, only the Python API is available. The UI is coming soon in the Fall of 2020. To try out Warpseq from the API, we will use python to run one of the examples:
cd examples/api
PYTHONPATH=/path/to/where/you/checked/out/warpseq python3 tests/00_kick_snare.py
The program may prompt you about selecting a MIDI device name.
If the demo sounds strange, you probably need to choose some different instruments. The first example, as you will read in the source code, uses a kick drum on MIDI channel 1 and a snare drum on MIDI channel 2. Most other API demos work well with a polyphonic synth with a short decay time on MIDI channel 1 and a similar but different sounding patch on MIDI channel 2.
To stop any demo, hit Ctrl+C
.Next Steps
With everything installed, you are about ready to learn the API and try some more of the API examples.
We recommend you skim through the "Concepts" and "Expression Language" sections (on the left) as well to get a better feel of what the examples are teaching. As you work on songs, you can consult back to the documentation for reference.
The API examples are only the start, what you create is up to your imagination and can get rather advanced as you start incorporating randomness, key changes, tempo changes, transforms, and variables. Have fun trying out the examples and seeing what you can create!


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##Day 2!
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In a tuple such as:
GENDER_CHOICES = ( ("M", "Male"), ("F", "Female"), ("?", "Unknown") )
… within
models.py
, the first value is written into the database. The second value is the value that is displayed for the user.</li> -
After writing up models.py, you need to run these two migrations to sync the database:
python manage.py makemigrations academy python manage.py migrate academy
-
Adding the
-p
flag can make TWO directories! For example:mkdir -p project/subdirectory1/subdirectory2
-
By default,
BASE_DIR
is set to the root of your project file — the same spot where you can findmanage.py
. - open(): https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#open </ul>
- OMG THIS INSIDE admin.py IS MAGIC:
*csv.DictReader(open(csv_file))
will return a list with each row in the file as a dictionary.
from django.contrib import admin
from academy.models import Invite
class InviteAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ("name", "branch", "gender", "date_of_birth", "race")
list_filter = ("branch", "gender", "race")
search_fields = ("name",)
admin.site.register(Invite, InviteAdmin)
*If you just want to ‘deploy’ a site so that it’s available to other users in your intranet network (e.g. other people in your office), try this: 1) Find your IP address by typing ifconfig
into your command line. 2) Run $ python manage.py runserver <IP_ADDRESS>:8000
in your terminal. 3) Paste in http://[IP ADDRESS]:8000/admin/ into your browser. Theoretically, this should work, but it did not work for me just now. :(
-
Every time you change your models, in newer versions of Django, run something like:
python manage.py makemigrations appname
. Every time a migration is run, a file will be added to/appname/migrations
. Next, you have to actually run the migration:python manage.py migrate academy
. -
list_display
is awesome. So islist_editable
.
Thanks much to http://first-django-admin.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ for the surprisingly straightforward and short django tutorial.
This post is a part of the #100daysofcode challenge.
##Day 1: Random Note to self: if a div inside a div isn't recognizing the parent div as a parent when it's set toposition: absolute
, it's because the closest parent needs to be set to position: relative.
Otherwise, it'll default to position: static
. (CSS)
Meteor.startup() { }
is sort of like $(function() {});
except we use it with meteor. (MeteorJS)
Adjust the height of a textarea with its content: $('textarea').css('height', 'auto');
$('textarea').height(this.scrollHeight);
If you want the ability to write markdown inside your WordPress posts, see:http://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/using-markdown-in-wordpress. (I decided on using the PrettyPress Editor.) </li>
git fetch upstream branchname
and git merge upstream branchname
view:source
but can't find it inside the browser elements
tab, chances are it's because there was a .remove()
put on the elements. (JS)
localStorage
is nice and lighter weight than cookies.
Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone ? Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone
returns the users's timezone! However, this is currently supported on only very limited modern browsers. (JS)
This post is a part of the [#100dayosfcode](http://www.thecodingdiaries.com/the-100daysofcode-challenge/) challenge.


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The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
httplib
HTTPException
httplib.HTTPException Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for httplib.HTTPException:
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/dist27/gae_override/httplib.py
Maintained by
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from collections import namedtuple
from devito.tools import DefaultOrderedDict, as_tuple
__all__ = ['Stencil']
[docs]class Stencil(DefaultOrderedDict):
"""
A Stencil is a mapping from :class:`Dimension` symbols to the set of integer
offsets used with it in expressions (the "neighboring points accessed").
This also include zero offsets.
The mapping is ordered based on the order in which dimensions are encountered
(if extracted from expressions) or inserted.
Note: Expressions must have been indexified for a Stencil to be computed.
"""
def __init__(self, entries=None):
"""
Initialize the Stencil.
:param entries: An iterable of :class:`StencilEntry` or a 2-tuple
convertible into a :class:`StencilEntry` (i.e., a
:class:`Dimension` and a set).
"""
processed = []
for i in (entries or []):
if isinstance(i, StencilEntry):
processed.append((i.dim, i.ofs))
elif isinstance(i, tuple):
entry = StencilEntry(*i) # Implicit type check
processed.append((entry.dim, set(as_tuple(entry.ofs))))
else:
raise TypeError('Cannot construct a Stencil for %s' % str(i))
super(Stencil, self).__init__(set, processed)
[docs] @classmethod
def union(cls, *dicts):
"""
Compute the union of an iterable of :class:`Stencil` objects.
"""
output = Stencil()
for i in dicts:
for k, v in i.items():
output[k] |= v
return output
@property
def empty(self):
return all(len(i) == 0 for i in self.values())
@property
def dimensions(self):
return list(self.keys())
@property
def entries(self):
return tuple(StencilEntry(k, frozenset(v)) for k, v in self.items())
@property
def diameter(self):
return {k: abs(max(v) - min(v)) for k, v in self.items()}
[docs] def subtract(self, o):
"""
Compute the set difference of each Dimension in self with the corresponding
Dimension in ``o``.
"""
output = Stencil()
for k, v in self.items():
output[k] = set(v)
if k in o:
output[k] -= o[k]
return output
[docs] def add(self, o):
"""
Compute the set union of each Dimension in self with the corresponding
Dimension in ``o``.
"""
output = Stencil()
for k, v in self.items():
output[k] = set(v)
if k in o:
output[k] |= o[k]
return output
[docs] def get(self, k, v=None):
obj = super(Stencil, self).get(k, v)
return frozenset([0]) if obj is None else obj
[docs] def entry(self, k):
return StencilEntry(k, self.get(k))
[docs] def prefix(self, o):
"""
Return the common prefix of ``self`` and ``o`` as a new Stencil.
"""
output = Stencil()
for (k1, v1), (k2, v2) in zip(self.items(), o.items()):
if k1 == k2 and v1 == v2:
output[k1] = set(v1)
else:
break
return output
[docs] def copy(self):
"""
Return a deep copy of the Stencil.
"""
return Stencil(self.entries)
def __eq__(self, other):
return self.entries == other.entries
def __ne__(self, other):
return not self.__eq__(other)
def __setitem__(self, key, val):
entry = StencilEntry(key, val) # Type checking
super(Stencil, self).__setitem__(entry.dim, entry.ofs)
StencilEntry = namedtuple('StencilEntry', 'dim ofs')
StencilEntry.copy = lambda i: StencilEntry(i.dim, set(i.ofs))


Deals: Get Luigi's Mansion 3 For £20 When You Buy Any Nintendo Switch Or Switch Lite (UK)
Wa-hoo!
by Ryan CraddockIf you're still on the lookout for Luigi's Mansion 3 and happen to be in the market for a Nintendo Switch to play it on, these new deals could be just the ticket.
Black Friday is still a few weeks away, but Amazon UK appears to be getting in on the deals early with this selection of Nintendo Switch offers. At the time of writing, you can grab any Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch Lite and effectively get a copy of Luigi's Mansion 3 for just £20 (the two consoles sell for £279.99 and £199.99 on their own respectively).
Here are the deals in question (which are only available for a limited time):
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Luigi's Mansion 3 Standard Edition
Nintendo Switch - Grey + Luigi's Mansion 3 Standard Edition
Nintendo Switch - Neon Red/Neon Blue + Luigi's Mansion 3 Standard Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Grey + Luigi's Mansion 3 Standard Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow + Luigi's Mansion 3 Standard Edition
Of course, these deals will be ideally suited to someone looking for their very first Switch console, but they could also come in handy for any original Switch owners who have been on the fence about picking up a Switch Lite.
If you were wondering, Luigi's Mansion 3 is absolutely cracking, by the way; we shared our full review of the game last week.
Make sure to let us know if you grab any of these deals with a comment below.


The Witcher Netflix Series Secures A Second Season
Season one arrives next month
by Liam DoolanAfter announcing a 20th December release date for season one earlier this month, Netflix has now confirmed its upcoming live-action adaptation of The Witcher will receive a second season.
This announcement was made by the showrunner Lauren Hissrich, who took to Twitter yesterday to share the good news:
Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri will be back for more adventures... in Season Two.
The second season will reportedly be comprised of eight episodes and is targeting a 2021 release date.
It wouldn't be the first time Netflix has jumped the gun like this, with its Castlevania series being renewed for a third season before the second one had even been aired.
Keep in mind, that unlike Castlevania series which was based on the popular video games of the same name, The Witcher Netflix adaptation draws on Andrzej Sapkowski's best-selling fantasy novels, rather than The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, or any of CD Projekt Red's previous games.
[via eurogamer.net]


Week 2 of research in Leeds Library.
Two prototypes taken for research in this session. Both have the same content but in different points in the journey. Only primary documents requested from user to shorten the content.
Shorter information on Document page with less option appeared to work more effectively for journey completion. Those that complete understand the claim can’t be processed until docs are sent. No issue providing DOB in service. No consensus on what will be sent alongside the documents (NINO).
The DOB-FAIL screen requesting documents immediately after the date of birth screen.
The DOB-FAIL screen requesting documents at the end of the service before the declaration page.


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This graphic "...illustrates extreme patience and foresight from Apple to bring users to the platform by innovating increasingly towards the mass market over time without sacrificing the middle or high-end markets. "


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Shortest-Job-Next (SJN) Scheduling
Priority Scheduling
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Between 18 March and 1 April 2016, the National IHR Focal Point of China notified WHO of 8 additional imported cases of yellow fever.
The cases had recently returned to China from Angola. They are originally from 3 provinces in China: Fujian (6), Jiangsu (1), and Sichuan (1). The cases have a median age of 44 years (age range, 36-53 years). The majority of cases (5 cases, 62.5%) are male. The dates of symptom onset range from 5 to 17 March. Of the 8 cases, information on vaccination status is known for 5. Of these, none had received vaccination against yellow fever before going to Angola. One case did receive yellow fever vaccine in Angola, but then developed symptoms within 4 days of receiving the vaccine so is likely to have acquired the infection before protection from the vaccination could develop.
To date, a total of 9 laboratory-confirmed yellow fever cases imported from Angola have been reported in China.
The Chinese government has taken the following measures:
The report of yellow fever infection in non-immunized travellers returning from a country where vaccination against the disease is mandatory underlines the need to reinforce the implementation of vaccination requirements, in accordance with the International Health Regulations (2005). Furthermore, this report highlights the risk of international spread of yellow fever through non-immunized travellers. However, the risk of establishment of a local cycle of transmission in China is low due to the current climatic condition, which is unfavourable for the competent vector, the Aedes aegypti mosquito. WHO continues to monitor the epidemiological situation and conduct risk assessment based on the latest available information.
WHO urges Members States especially those where the establishment of a local cycle of transmission is possible (i.e. where the competent vector is present) to strengthen the control of immunisation status of travellers to all potentially endemic areas.
WHO does not recommend any travel or trade restriction to China based on the current information available.


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wih special guests Sam Hilmer (saxophone) and Jason Treuting (drums)
This piece is an improvisation where the laptop orchestra takes audio live from the two acoustic instruments. Each member of the orchestra can record and manipulate the sound of the saxophone or drums and use that sound for their own purposes.
Skipstep
by PLOrk
software by Avneesh Sarwate
with special guest Sam Hilmer (saxophone)
This piece is a structured improvisation, guided by written instructions that are chosen on the fly. Each member of the ensemble is using the SkipStep software that PLOrk member Avneesh wrote, controlling a step sequencer and generating live variations on musical patterns. The "conductors" who guide the performance with instructions can steer the length of performers patterns, the pitch level, the tempo, the density of the material, and the amount of "noise" or randomization.
Mobile Pecrussion Parade
by PLOrk
in collaboration with Sarah Town and Amanda Lawrence
Now we ask the audience to follow PLOrk out of the hall and to the venue for the final piece of the concert in a mobile electronic percussion parade. We'll be playing our own electronic arrangement of a Brazilian Maracatu song by Estrela Brilhante.
Machine Yearning
by PLOrk
with special guest THE ROBOT
robot programming by Ryan Luke Johns, Axel Kilian, and Charlie Avis
projection by Gene Kogan
This piece takes place at the Arch Lab, behind the Frick Chemistry Building a short walk away from the hall. You'll be led to the site by PLOrk with the percussion parade, and arrive at an outdoor space where the performance will take place. This collaboration came about through Axel Kilian, a professor in the Architecture department, who acquired an industrial robot for his department and was dreaming up interesting artistic projects in which to use it. A collaboration with PLOrk sounded like a great idea, so we went to work putting it together. Most of the sounds you hear are produced by the electromagnetic fields generated by the motors of the robot as it moves - we worked out the software to be able to program the robot to play specific pitches. PLOrk members amplify and alter these audio signals and add our own sounds to the texture. Thanks so much to everyone involved for their hard work on putting this together!


I met Dr. Kim and Tianyi this week, and we discussed the long-term goals of my project this summer. Ideally, I could develop the UI and then we could do some human tests and write that into a paper.
This week I had to create a mockup of the UI for Dr. Kim and Tianyi to give feedback on. I made sketches of how it would augment StackOverflow, the use cases, and what a popup might look like.
At first, I had been considering an augmentation of the site that would appear under the code box in violation, like so:
However, after talking it over with Tianyi, he pointed out that a UI like Codota's code browsing assistant would be cleaner and more sophisticated. I agree, so right now I'm
using Codota as my primary source of inspiration, as well as a few HCI papers Tianyi sent my way. My current tooltip/popup look would be something like this:
The violating code lines would be highlighted when the user loads the page, and hovering over the highlighted text with the mouse would cause the tooltip to appear. Clicking on the highlighted text would make the tooltip stay visible until a mouse click is registered outside of the highlighted text. I also thought a copy-button like Codota's could be a nice feature for users who would want to copy Maple's solution from the tooltip.


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Gruvbox Pygments¶
- date
August 31, 2020
Gruvbox is a phenomenal colorscheme for Vim, and gives a fantastic base for any terminal based application.
According to it’s author:
Designed as a bright theme with pastel ‘retro groove’ colors and light/dark mode switching in the way of solarized. The main focus when developing gruvbox is to keep colors easily distinguishable, contrast enough and still pleasant for the eyes.
To an impressive extent Gruvbox achieves this.
So why this repository?
Despite it’s popularity as a Vim colorscheme, I have yet to find a faithful port of Gruvbox to pygments.
Installation¶
To install simply git clone
this repository and run the following
in your terminal of choice.
python setup.py build
python3 -m pip install -U -e .
Adjust the version of python as needed, as pygments as well as this library have been intentionally written to be compatible across versions of python 2.7 and up.
-
exception
PermissionError
¶ If raised during installation, add the
--user
flag to the end of thepython -m pip
command.
IPython Setup¶
To use this colorscheme in IPython
, navigate to $HOME/.ipython
and create/edit your ipython_config.py
file like so:
ipython profile create default
This command will pre-populate a well commented default configuration file.
At the top of the file add the following:
from traitlets.config import get_config
c = get_config()
c.TerminalInteractiveShell.true_color = True
c.TerminalInteractiveShell.highlighting_style = 'GruvboxStyle'
Usage¶
Pygments colorschemes can be used for a wide variety of applications; however, and limiting it’s use to only IPython is not necessary.
For example, the Sphinx documentation project also uses Pygments when highlighting blocks of code, and the documentation for this project is highlighted with the Gruvbox colorscheme.
Bundled Colorschemes¶
One can use GruvboxStyle
,
PtGruvboxStyle
, and/or in any project that utilizes
pygments in addition to providing them as parameters for prompt_toolkit and the
PromptSession
class.
Additional tokens have been provided in the PtGruvboxStyle
class for users to style
a non-IPython prompt-toolkit application.
Specifically, the PtGruvboxStyle
class exists to providing them as parameters for
prompt_toolkit and the PromptSession
class.
API¶
-
class
gruvbox.gruvbox.
GruvboxStyle
¶ Bases:
pygments.style.Style
Creates a Gruvbox pygments class with a few amenities builtin.
The Gruvbox
class in the style module represents the main class of the
repository.
-
class
gruvbox.ptgruvbox.
PtGruvboxStyle
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
gruvbox.gruvbox.GruvboxStyle
Extends the previous GruvboxDarkHard classes.
Adds in the prompt_toolkit token groups ‘pygments.prompt’, ‘pygments.promptnum’, ‘pygments.outprompt’, and ‘pygments.outpromptnum’.
IPython uses these token groups as well, as can be observed in the methods for the class
IPython.terminal.prompts.Prompts
.In [15]: get_ipython().prompts.in_prompt_tokens() Out[15]: [(Token.Prompt, ‘’), (Token.Prompt, ‘In [‘), (Token.PromptNum, ‘15’), (Token.Prompt, ‘]: ‘)]
This class is for use with prompt_toolkit applications, and as such, provides a few utility methods not found in the super-classes.
Deprecated¶
-
gruvbox.style.
Gruvbox
¶ alias of
gruvbox.gruvbox.GruvboxStyle
Contributing¶
The official source code for this library exists at https://github.com/farisachugthai/gruvbox_pygments and documentation that details how this Pygments plugin was made can be found at https://farisachugthai.github.io/gruvbox_pygments/.
Please open a pull request or an issue with any problems you see or any changes you’d recommend to the source code!
License¶
MIT


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School absence and exclusions team
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National Statistics
Levels of permanent and fixed-period exclusions by school type, including information on reasons for exclusions and exclusion review panels.
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Permanent and fixed-period exclusions within the 2014 to 2015 academic year in:
It includes information on:
This year the release also includes information for the first time on:
The release is based on exclusion data collected via the school census.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Delphine Robineau 020 7783 8223
Published: 21 July 2016
Updated: 15 December 2016
From: Department for Education
Part of: Statistics: exclusions


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gvfsd-metadata - Metadata daemon for gvfs
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-h, --help
Prints a short help text and exits.
--version
Shows the version number and exits.
-r, --replace
Replace the currently running instance.
On success 0 is returned, a non-zero failure code otherwise.
$XDG_DATA_HOME/gvfs-metadata
The directory where the gvfs metadata database files are stored
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I loved to read books about Physics at my teenage, and my results in Physics is stong compared to other subject during my high school. When I chose degree after my graduation from high school, I through that Bio-chemistry is a popular subject so I wished to take bio-chem at that time. I am enrolled in the Bachelor of Science degree in the University of Hong Kong in 2007. The Faculty Admission policy provides students with a choice of 15 Science majors freely. At that time, I chose to study Bio-chemistry as my major and Physics as my minor at that time.
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