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The MSAL library preview for Angular enables your app to authorize enterprise users using Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AAD), Microsoft account users (MSA), users using social identity providers like Facebook, Google, LinkedIn etc. and get access to Microsoft Cloud OR Microsoft Graph.
The identity management services that the library interacts with are Microsoft Azure Active Directory, Microsoft Azure B2C and Microsoft Accounts.
This library is suitable for use in a production environment. We provide the same production level support for this library as we do our current production libraries. During the preview we may make changes to the API, internal cache format, and other mechanisms of this library, which you will be required to take along with bug fixes or feature improvements. This may impact your application. For instance, a change to the cache format may impact your users, such as requiring them to sign in again. An API change may require you to update your code. When we provide the General Availability release we will require you to update to the General Availability version within six months, as applications written using a preview version of library may no longer work.
This example shows how to acquire a token to read user information from Microsoft Graph.
Via NPM:
npm install @azure/msal-angular --save
protectedResourceMap.set ("https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me", ["user.read"]); protectedResourceMap.set("https://buildtodoservice.azurewebsites.net/api/todolist", ["api://a88bb933-319c-41b5-9f04-eff36d985612/access_as_user"]);
export function loggerCallback(logLevel, message, piiEnabled) {
}
@NgModule({ imports: [ MsalModule.forRoot({ clientID: Your client ID, authority: "https://login.microsoftonline.com/microsoft.onmicrosoft.com/", redirectUri: "http://localhost:4200/", validateAuthority : true, cacheLocation : "localStorage", postLogoutRedirectUri: "http://localhost:4200/", navigateToLoginRequestUrl : true, popUp: true, consentScopes: ["user.read", "api://a88bb933-319c-41b5-9f04-eff36d985612/access_as_user"], unprotectedResources: ["https://angularjs.org/"], protectedResourceMap : protectedResourceMap, logger :loggerCallback, correlationId: '1234', level: LogLevel.Verbose, piiLoggingEnabled: true, })] })
export class AppModule { }
## Config options
clientID(Mandatory): The clientID of your application, you should get this from the application registration portal.
redirectUri(Optional) : The redirect URI of your app, where authentication responses can be sent and received by your app. It must exactly match one of the redirect URIs you registered in the portal, except that it must be URL encoded.
Defaults to `window.location.href`.
authority(Optional): A URL indicating a directory that MSAL can use to obtain tokens.
* - In Azure AD, it is of the form https://<instance>/<tenant>, where <instance> is the directory host (e.g. https://login.microsoftonline.com) and <tenant> is a identifier within the directory itself (e.g. a domain associated to the tenant, such as contoso.onmicrosoft.com, or the GUID representing the TenantID property of the directory)
* - In Azure B2C, it is of the form https://<instance>/tfp/<tenantId>/<policyName>/
* - Default value is: "https://login.microsoftonline.com/common"
validateAuthority(Optional) :Validate the issuer of tokens. Default is true.
cacheLocation(Optional): Sets browser storage to either 'localStorage' or sessionStorage'. Defaults is 'sessionStorage'.
postLogoutRedirectUri(Optional): Redirects the user to postLogoutRedirectUri after logout. Defaults is 'redirectUri'.
loadFrameTimeout(Optional): The number of milliseconds of inactivity before a token renewal response from AAD should be considered timed out. Default is 6 seconds.
navigateToLoginRequestUrl(Optional):Ability to turn off default navigation to start page after login. Default is true. This is used only for redirect flows.
popup(Optional): Show login popup or redirect. Default:Redirect
consentScopes(Optional): Allows the client to express the desired scopes that should be consented. Scopes can be from multiple resources/endpoints. Passing scope here will
only consent it and no access token will be acquired till the time client actually calls the API. This is optional if you are using MSAL for only login(Authentication).
unprotectedResources(Optional): Array of URI's. Msal will not attach a token to outgoing requests that have these uri. Defaults to 'null'.
protectedResourceMap(Optional): Mapping of resources to scopes {"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me", ["user.read", "mail.send"]}. Used internally by the MSAL for automatically attaching tokens in webApi calls.
This is required only for CORS calls.
level(Optional): Configurable log level. Default value is Info.
logger(Optional): Callback instance that can be provided by the developer to consume and publish logs in a custom manner. Callback method must follow this signature.
loggerCallback(logLevel, message, piiEnabled) { }
piiLoggingEnabled(Optional): PII stands for Personal Identifiable Information. By default, MSAL does not capture or log any PII. By turning on PII, the app takes responsibility for safely handling highly-sensitive data and complying with any regulatory requirements.
This Flag is to enable/disable logging of PII data. PII logs are never written to default outputs like Console, Logcat or NSLog. Default is set to false.
## Adding interceptor
Add the msalInterceptor in your app.module.ts. MsalInterceptor will add the access token to all your http request except the unprotectedResources. Using MsalInterceptor is optional.
If user wants to write their own interceptor, please ignore this.
providers: [ProductService ,{ provide: HTTP_INTERCEPTORS, useClass: MsalInterceptor, multi: true } ],
## Protecting routes
Routes can be protected by just adding canActivate : [MsalGuard] to your routes. It can be added at the parent or child routes.
{ path: 'product', component: ProductComponent,canActivate : [MsalGuard], children: [ { path: 'detail/:id', component: ProductDetailComponent } ] }, { path: 'myProfile' ,component: MsGraphComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard]},
## Public API
We expose APIs for login, logout, acquiring access token and more. Here is a detailed list.
1.login_redirect() 2.login_popup() 3.log_out() 4.acquire_token_silent() - This will try to acquire the token silently. If the scope is not already consented then user will get a callback at msal:acquireTokenFailure event. User can call either acquire_token_popup() or acquire_token_redirect() there to acquire the token interactively. 5.acquire_token_popup() 6.acquire_token_redirect() 7.get_user()
Since MSAL Angular wrapper is inheriting from UserAgentApplication of MSAL-core,all the public apis of msal-core are still accessible from msal-angular. But user should not try to use any of the msal-core apis like acquireTokenSilent(), acquireTokenPopup(), acquireTokenRedirect() etc from angular application. User should use only the apis which are exposed directly from the msal-angular wrapper itself.
## Callbacks
MSAL wrapper provides below callbacks for various operations. For all callbacks, you need to inject BroadcastService as a dependency in your component/service.
1)login_popup()/login_redirect using api or using routes.
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:loginFailure", (payload) => { // do something here });
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:loginSuccess", (payload) => { // do something here });
2)acquire_token_silent()/acquire_token_popup()/acquire_token_redirect()
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:acquireTokenSuccess", (payload) => { // do something here });
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:acquireTokenFailure", (payload) => { // do something here });
## Unsubscribe
It is extremely important to unsubscribe. Implement ngOnDestroy() in your component and unsubscribe.
private subscription: Subscription;
this.subscription= this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:acquireTokenFailure", (payload) => { }
ngOnDestroy() { this.broadcastService.getMSALSubject().next(1); if(this.subscription) { this.subscription.unsubscribe(); } } ````
These 4 properties in config are used for logging. Please see the config section for more details.
1)logger
2)correlationId
3)level
4)piiLoggingEnabled
If you want to build the library and run all the unit tests, you can do the following.
First navigate to the root directory of the library(msalAngular) and install the dependencies:
npm install
Then use the following command to build the library and run all the unit tests:
npm run ngcompile
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Lesson 2 Getting Our Project Organized
teaching: 20
exercises: 10
adapted from: http://swcarpentry.github.io/r-novice-gapminder/02-project-intro/index.html
questions:
- How do I actually begin coding in R?
- How to manage your environment?
- How to install packages?
objectives:
- Organize our new package directory
- Install additional packages using
install.packages()
command - Create our first rmarkdown document
keypoints:
- Use RStudio to create and manage projects with consistent layout.
- Use
install.packages()
to install packages (libraries).
2.0.1 Downloading the data and getting set up
For this lesson we will use the following folders in our working directory: data/
, data_output/
and fig_output/
. Let’s write them all in lowercase to be consistent. We can create them using the RStudio interface by clicking on the “New Folder” button in the file pane (bottom right), or directly from R by typing at console:
dir.create("data")
dir.create("data_output")
dir.create("fig_output")
2.1 Installing packages using the packages command
In addition to the core R installation, there are in excess of 10,000 additional packages which can be used to extend the functionality of R. Many of these have been written by R users and have been made available in central repositories, like the one hosted at CRAN, for anyone to download and install into their own R environment. In the course of this lesson we will be making use of several of these packages, such as ‘ggplot2’ and ‘dplyr’.
Additional packages can be installed from the command line or within a script.
2.1 Exercise
Use the console to install the tidyverse package. Find the console (bottom left pane) and type
install.packages("tidyverse")
The ‘tidyverse’ package is really a package of packages, including ‘ggplot2’ and ‘dplyr’, both of which require other packages to run correctly. All of these packages will be installed automatically. Depending on what packages have previously been installed in your R environment, the install of ‘tidyverse’ could be very quick or could take several minutes. As the install proceeds, messages relating to its progress will be written to the console. You will be able to see all of the packages which are actually being installed.
Because the install process accesses the CRAN repository, you will need an Internet connection to install packages.
It is also possible to install packages from other repositories, as well as Github or the local file system, but we won’t be looking at these options in this lesson.
We will also need a package called knitr. > > install.packages("knitr") >
> As the install proceeds, messages relating to its progress will be written to the console. You will be able to see all of the packages which are actually being installed.
2.2 Creating an R Markdown file
Within RStudio, click File → New File → R Markdown and you’ll get a dialog box like this:
You can stick with the default (HTML output), but let’s call it “intro-to-r”.
2.3 Basic components of R Markdown
The initial chunk of text (header) contains instructions for R to specify what kind of document will be created, and the options chosen. You can use the header to give your document a title, author, date, and tell it that you’re going to want to produce html output (in other words, a web page).
---
title: "Initial R Markdown document"
author: "Karl Broman"
date: "April 23, 2015"
output: html_document
---
You can delete any of those fields if you don’t want them included. The double-quotes aren’t strictly necessary in this case. They’re mostly needed if you want to include a colon in the title.
RStudio creates the document with some example text to get you started. Note below that there are chunks like
```{r} summary(cars) ```
These are chunks of R code that will be executed by knitr
and replaced by their results. More on this later.
A quick preview of markdown formatting you can use before we delve in deeper tomorrow:
to add headers of various sizes, use:
# Title
## Main section
### Sub-section
#### Sub-sub section
You make things bold using two asterisks, like this: **bold**
, and you make things italics by using underscores, like this: _italics_
.
Go ahead and write this down for reference as we learn today.
Next, we will download the dataset needed for these lessons. We won’t be using this right away, but we want to be prepared for when we need it. I’ll paste this into the etherpad, but we will be entering a command to download a dataset from the internet to a specific destination.
download.file("https://ndownloader.figshare.com/files/11492171",
"data/SAFI_clean.csv", mode = "wb")
Notice that this is being downloaded into our data folder. We can access that destination from our current working directory by including the data/ in front of the file name.


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Meanwhile, a couple of young toughs, Turkish (Jason Stratham) and Tommy (Stephen Graham), are trying to break in to the boxing game with the help of local villain Brick Top (Alan Ford), who also owns a pig farm. When their first fighter is put out of action, with one punch, by a wild Irish gypsy named Mickey O'Neil, they figure to put the loose canon in as the contender in a fixed fight. Mickey proves less than reliable and goes against Turkish and Tommy's deal. Brick Top, impressed by Mickey's performance, decides to gives them another chance - after calmly explaining that it takes 16 pigs about eight minutes to completely devour a corpse.
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- 五笔字型输入法 (Wǔbǐ zì xíng shūrù fǎ) is a method to type chinese characters on a standard computer keyboard,
invented by Wang Yongmin.
- Wubi is a shape-based input method: Chinese Characters are identified by a sequence of character
components.
In general each character is identified by four keystrokes, but very common characters require less than
four
keystrokes or even have a one letter shortcut.
The advantages of the Wubi method (personal opinion)
-
You can write characters that you don't know the pronunciation and meaning of. (This is something that might
be
quite useful for language learners)
- Paying more attention to how characters are composed might make it easier to remember and distinguish
between them.
- Typing becomes very automatic and fast: You don't have to select the right character out of a list of
homophonic characters.
The chinese characters are uniquely identified by their components and stroke order.
Requirements
- It takes a while to memorize and practice the location of all the character components.
(you need to build muscle memory so that the typing becomes automatic)
- You should already be familiar with how chinese characters are composed in general
- You need a basic knowledge how chinese stroke order works:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroke_order#General_guidelines
How to use this app?
- Under "Lessons" select a set of character components to practice
- Then switch to the "Practice" page, click "start typing" and press the key for the prompted character
-
When learning new character components use ENTER to show the wubi keyboard layout.
You can also
press
SPACE to take a quick peek
where this character component is located on your keyboard and to which group of components it belongs.
More tips...
- Practice new character components slowly until you make few errors and know their position on the keyboard
by heart. Then
try to speed your typing up.
- Start with individual characters sets, then combine several lists and practice them together
- Compare the character components to the other ones on the same key, similar components are grouped
together
- Components with less strokes are located along the keyboard center
- Your progress on each character is stored locally in your browser
-
More details about Wubi (including different versions)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_method
-
Ubuntu chinese language support packages include a wubi input method it is called "chinese(wubi-jidian86)".


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Read God’s Word
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John 8:6-11
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“when I will make a new covenant
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to lead them out of Egypt,
because they broke my covenant,
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33 “This is the covenant I will make with the house of Israel
after that time,” declares the Lord.
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and write it on their hearts.
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34 No longer will a man teach his neighbor,
or a man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’
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from the least of them to the greatest,”
declares the Lord.
“For I will forgive their wickedness
and will remember their sins no more.”
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(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I spent last weekend at the delightful Cotswolds Invitational Backgammon tournament. Hosted annually by Richard Biddle and his wife Caroline, who offers complimentary yoga classes, at The Bear at Rodborough, the tournament provides the opportunity for some relaxed backgammon in wonderful surroundings and a chance to get away from the city for a long weekend.
This year the tournament was won by Sean Clennell who defeated Wayne Felton in the final. The Consolation was won by Carmel Botwright who narrowly defeated Vicky Gilbert in the final.
I fell at the quarter-final stage having narrowly defeated Phil Perelemuter in the previous round. In a match to 11 and leading 8-4 Phil had quite reasonably doubled me but then unwisely created a somewhat volatile position which allowed me to redouble him to 4. Trailing 4-8 to 11 I didn't need much excuse to offer the cube back to him on 4. I hit a key shot from the bar and then had a 61 to play in the key position above.
I spent five or six minutes on this play and still got it wrong! For money with a fully active cube the correct strategy here is to win the game first and then look for possible gammons. Black would have the choice of 21/14 or 11/10, 11/5. An XG rollout has the two plays as equal in equity.
I decided I wanted to keep the pressure on White's two blots on his 8- and 7-pts and so I chose 11/10, 11/5. Had I been playing for money my decision would therefore have been absolutely correct.
However, at this match score the cube is dead and gammons are incredibly valuable to me as they win the match for me. I should have been looking for the play that maximised my gammon chances and not worried about losing the game.
By now you will have spotted the wide open 8/1*. Leaving four blots when your opponent has the better board is a risky strategy but perfectly correct here. Black wants to deny White the opportunity of anchoring as any anchor will significantly reduce Black's gammon percentage. With two White checkers on the bar Black's blitzing potential is high provided White doesn't roll an ace next turn. At this score 21/14 is a 2.5 blunder and any play other than 8/1 is at least a single blunder. The bots have taught us how to play blitzes and I was annoyed to spend so long on the play only to make the 'money' move.
The dice Gods for once did not complain about my blunder and kindly let me close out three of Phil's checkers and win a very easy gammon and the match. I will, however, long remember the position and the lesson it has taught me.
This year the tournament was won by Sean Clennell who defeated Wayne Felton in the final. The Consolation was won by Carmel Botwright who narrowly defeated Vicky Gilbert in the final.
I fell at the quarter-final stage having narrowly defeated Phil Perelemuter in the previous round. In a match to 11 and leading 8-4 Phil had quite reasonably doubled me but then unwisely created a somewhat volatile position which allowed me to redouble him to 4. Trailing 4-8 to 11 I didn't need much excuse to offer the cube back to him on 4. I hit a key shot from the bar and then had a 61 to play in the key position above.
I spent five or six minutes on this play and still got it wrong! For money with a fully active cube the correct strategy here is to win the game first and then look for possible gammons. Black would have the choice of 21/14 or 11/10, 11/5. An XG rollout has the two plays as equal in equity.
I decided I wanted to keep the pressure on White's two blots on his 8- and 7-pts and so I chose 11/10, 11/5. Had I been playing for money my decision would therefore have been absolutely correct.
However, at this match score the cube is dead and gammons are incredibly valuable to me as they win the match for me. I should have been looking for the play that maximised my gammon chances and not worried about losing the game.
By now you will have spotted the wide open 8/1*. Leaving four blots when your opponent has the better board is a risky strategy but perfectly correct here. Black wants to deny White the opportunity of anchoring as any anchor will significantly reduce Black's gammon percentage. With two White checkers on the bar Black's blitzing potential is high provided White doesn't roll an ace next turn. At this score 21/14 is a 2.5 blunder and any play other than 8/1 is at least a single blunder. The bots have taught us how to play blitzes and I was annoyed to spend so long on the play only to make the 'money' move.
The dice Gods for once did not complain about my blunder and kindly let me close out three of Phil's checkers and win a very easy gammon and the match. I will, however, long remember the position and the lesson it has taught me.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/1* Eq.: +0.909 0.608 0.347 0.027 - 0.392 0.194 0.018 2. Cubeful 2-ply 11/10 11/5 Eq.: +0.798 (-0.112) 0.632 0.267 0.020 - 0.368 0.121 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 10/4 5/4 Eq.: +0.785 (-0.124) 0.624 0.269 0.021 - 0.376 0.129 0.003 4. Cubeful 2-ply 11/4 Eq.: +0.741 (-0.169) 0.593 0.278 0.024 - 0.407 0.193 0.014 5. Cubeful 0-ply 11/5 10/9 Eq.: +0.692 (-0.218) 0.593 0.253 0.021 - 0.407 0.177 0.009


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Curation Manager
The CurationManager is the mediator between the KnowledgeGraph and the
ComputationalModel. It also provides the human-computer interface (HCI) through
the Dialog language and IDE.
The Dialog grammar is an extension of the SADL grammar and the Dialog IDE is
an extension of the SADL IDE. The objective of Dialog is to provide a
controlled-English HCI for directing modeling computations, asking questions,
providing information, and browsing the scientific knowledge of the
KnowledgeGraph and Computational Model. This is accomplished by providing new
grammar constructs that contain the graph-based expressions of the SADL grammar.
Directing Modeling Computations
- What is <expr> when <expr>?
Asking Questions
Forms 1-2 are very similar to SADL queries.
Form 3 is a general way to get information about a concept, class, property, or
individual, and will return SADL statements that provide information on that
concept.
Form 4 is a very general question about property restrictions.
Forms 5-7 are more specific questions about property restrictions.
- Ask "<sparql>".
Allows any SPARQL query to be executed, SADL syntax without colon after Ask
(but OK with)
- Select|select ....
Queries in SADL syntax but without the leading "Ask:".
- What is <concept>?
Returns what is known about <concept>, reveals enumerated classes, equivalent
classes.
- What value|values can <prop> of a <class> have?
A general question, answer depends on property range and restrictions
- If there is the cardinality restriction "wheel of bicycle has exactly 2
values."
- What values of wheel can a bicycle have?
Answer: "wheel of bicycle has exactly 2 values."
- If there is the qualified cardinality restriction "digit of hand has
exactly 1 value of type thumb."
- What value can digit of hand have?
Answer: "digit of hand has exactly 1 value of type thumb."
- If there is the all values from restriction "president of a country only
has values of type citizen."
- What value can president of a country have?
Answer: "president of a country only has values of type citizen."
- If there is the some values from restriction "president of country has
at least one value of type citizen."
- What value can president of a country have?
Answer: "president of a country has at least one value of type citizen."
- If there is the has value restriction "color of snow always has value
white."
- What value can color of snow have?
Answer: "color of snow always has value white."
- How many values of <prop> can a <class> have?
- If there is the cardinality restriction "wheel of bicycle has exactly 2
values."
- How many values of wheel can a bicycle have?
Answer: "wheel of bicycle has exactly 2 values."
- How many values of <prop> of type <class> can a <class> have?
- If there is the qualified cardinality restriction "digit of hand has
exactly 1 value of type thumb."
- How may values of digit of type thumb can a hand have?
Answer: "digit of hand has exactly 1 value of type thumb."
- What value(s) must <prop> of a <class> have?
- If there is the some values from restriction "president of a country has
at least one value of type citizen."
- What value must president of a country have?
Answer: "president of a country has at least one value of type citizen."
- If there is the has value restriction "color of snow always has value
white."
- What value must color of snow have?
Answer: "color of snow always has value white."
Given this model:
uri
"http://sadl.org/model.sadl" alias
ml.
Bicycle
is
a
class,
described
by
wheel
with
values
of
type
Wheel.
Wheel
is
a
class.
wheel
of
Bicycle
has
exactly 2
values
of
type
Wheel.
One might envision this dialog:
Ask
"select * where {<UnittedQuantity>
?p ?v}".
CM: "'p' =
'http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type', 'v' =
'http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Class'".
Ask
select *
where
Bicycle
has
p
v.
CM: Bicycle
is
a
class,
described
by
wheel
with
values
of
type
Wheel,
described
by
wheel
with
exactly 2
values
of
type
Wheel.
What
is
UnittedQuantity?
CM:
UnittedQuantity
is
a
class,
// described by ^value with values of type decimal,
described
by
unit
with
values
of
type
string.
what
is
unit?
CM: unit
describes
UnittedQuantity
with
values
of
type
string.
what
is
wheel?
CM: wheel
describes
Bicycle
with
exactly 2
values
of
type
Wheel.
what
is
Bicycle?
CM: Bicycle
is
a
class,
described
by
wheel
with
values
of
type
Wheel,
described
by
wheel
with
exactly 2
values
of
type
Wheel.
How
many
values
of
wheel
can
Bicycle
have?
CM: wheel
describes
Bicycle
with
exactly 2
values
of
type
Wheel.
What
value
can
wheel
of
Bicycle
have?
CM: wheel
describes
Bicycle
with
exactly 2
values
of
type
Wheel.
Providing Information
- <expr>, e.g., "Force depends on Mass, depends on Acceleration."
Same expression as in SADL ontology.
Browsing
- This may be already available through the Eclipse EMF navigation
capabilities. For Web-based?
- Graph|graph|Construct|construct


(#) Spelling error !!! WARNING: Spelling error This is a warning. Id : `Typos` Summary : Spelling error Severity : Warning Category : Correctness: Messages Platform : Android Vendor : Android Open Source Project Feedback : https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708 Affects : Resource files Editing : This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor Implementation : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/TypoDetector.kt) Tests : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/TypoDetectorTest.java) Copyright Year : 2011 This check looks through the string definitions, and if it finds any words that look like likely misspellings, they are flagged. !!! Tip This lint check has an associated quickfix available in the IDE. (##) Example Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text res/values/strings.xml:6:Warning: "activites" is a common misspelling; did you mean "activities"? [Typos] <string name="s2">Andriod activites!</string> ^ res/values/strings.xml:8:Warning: "Cmoputer" is a common misspelling; did you mean "Computer"? [Typos] <string name="s3"> (Cmoputer </string> ^ res/values/strings.xml:10:Warning: "throught" is a common misspelling; did you mean "thought" or "through" or "throughout"? [Typos] <string name="s4">throught</string> ^ res/values/strings.xml:12:Warning: "Seach" is a common misspelling; did you mean "Search"? [Typos] <string name="s5">Seach</string> ^ res/values/strings.xml:16:Warning: "Tuscon" is a common misspelling; did you mean "Tucson"? [Typos] <string name="s7">Tuscon tuscon</string> ^ res/values/strings.xml:20:Warning: "Ok" is usually capitalized as "OK" [Typos] <string name="dlg_button_ok">Ok</string> ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the source file referenced above: `res/values/strings.xml`: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~xml linenumbers <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <resources>  <string name="s1">Home Sample</string>  <string name="s2">Andriod activites!</string>  <string name="s3"> (Cmoputer </string>  <string name="s4">throught</string>  <string name="s5">Seach</string>  <string name="s6">abcdefg qwerty asdf jklm</string>  <string name="s7">Tuscon tuscon</string>  <string name="s8">OK Cancel dialog with a long message</string>  <string name="dlg_button_ok">Ok</string>  <string name="issue39599">"Please take a moment\nto rate ^1"</string>  <string name="issue39599_2">"\nto</string>  <string name="translatable" translatable="false">"Andriod</string>  <string name="issue77269_1">@android:string/ok</string> <string name="issue77269_2"> @string/cmoputer </string> </resources> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also visit the [source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/TypoDetectorTest.java) for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios. The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test found for this lint check, `TypoDetector.testPlainValues`. To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708. (##) Suppressing You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms: * Adding the suppression attribute `tools:ignore="Typos"` on the problematic XML element (or one of its enclosing elements). You may also need to add the following namespace declaration on the root element in the XML file if it's not already there: `xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"`. ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <resources xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"> ... <string tools:ignore="Typos" .../> ... </resources> ``` * Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look like this: ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lint> <issue id="Typos" severity="ignore" /> </lint> ``` Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and so on [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html). * In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For example, you can use something like ```gradle lintOptions { disable 'Typos' } ``` In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }` block. * For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag: ``` $ lint --ignore Typos ...` ``` * Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


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THE CELL (New Line) Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Jake Weber, Dylan Baker. Screenplay: Mark Protosevich. Producers: Julio Caro and Eric McLeod. Director: Tarsem Singh.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Watching THE CELL is akin to watching a demo reel for the film's art directors, makeup artists, production designer and costume designer -- which, I'm sure, it will end up being. Make no mistake about it, THE CELL is the kind of film technical craftspeople lie awake fantasizing about. They get the opportunity to create entirely new worlds, where the only rules are the limits of their imagination and creativity. The result can be the eye-popping stuff of Oscar nominations (and wins), a film people walk away from thinking what all art directors, makeup artists, production designers and costume designers secretly want viewers to walk away thinking: "Boy, that looked incredible."
THE CELL does look incredible, and since it is evident in nearly every frame that its primary purpose for existing is to look incredible, I suppose you'd have to say that it works in its own strange way. If only that look seemed less familiar, or more resonant. The premise finds a team of scientists working on a risky experimental procedure. Psychologist Dr. Catherine Deane (Jennifer Lopez) has been acting as a guinea pig, chemically stimulated to tune into the brainwaves of a catatonic young boy and enter his sub-conscious. The procedure has yielded only the slightest success, but it becomes the best chance for F.B.I. agent Peter Novak (Vince Vaughn) to save a woman's life. Serial killer Carl Randolph Stargher (Vincent D'Onofrio) has been rendered comatose by a rare form of schizophrenia, leaving his latest victim stranded in an unknown location. If Deane can enter Stargher's mind and find out where the woman is, Novak might be able to save her.
First-time feature director Tarsem Singh (director of music videos like R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion") is clearly going for a SILENCE OF THE LAMBS-meets-SEVEN vibe, a commercially wise decision given the financial success of those films.  The parts are right, but they're not put together in a way that adds up to anything. Both Deane and Novak get 30-second character development moments to explain their motivations, including a provocative hint at Novak's own dark childhood, while most of the film treats them like props to throw into Stargher's messed-up head. Considering the film takes nearly an hour to throw them there -- spending an inordinate amount of time on the police work that locates Stargher, when that's not really the point of the story -- the fuzzy characterizations are eminently noticeable.
Eventually THE CELL does dive into Stargher's messed-up head, and things briefly start looking up. Singh's shots are often effectively disorienting, including one arcing shot that ends with the camera swinging upside down into water. Many of the nightmare concepts (a hideous bit of psycho-torture) and directing tricks with which Singh dresses up his film are utterly unique; nearly as many are stuff out of Intro to Music Video Auteurs' Freaky Surrealist Visuals.   The 1984 Dennis Quaid fantasy DREAMSCAPE at least found some fun in walking through another person's psyche. THE CELL is supposed to be terrifying, but when a serial killer's mindscape resembles an S&M variation on a Robert Palmer video, his power to intimidate can't help but diminish.
The climax of THE CELL actually becomes two parallel climaxes: Novak trying to save Stargher's victim-in-waiting, and Deane trying to save Stargher's inner child from his inner pale-eyed demon lord. The juxtaposition of the two stories allows each protagonist the opportunity to get a big dramatic moment. Unfortunately, they have nothing whatsoever to do with one another, which is yet another example of THE CELL's fundamentally flawed storytelling -- it takes far too long to get into its central concept, then tries to make up for that mistake by lingering there once it's already served its purpose. I didn't necessarily expect THE CELL to be a film that would stand up to much scrutiny. I did expect something that would provide the shock of the new. Singh and his crew don't provide enough that's shockingly new to make up for THE CELL's lapses as a narrative. Boy, THE CELL's visuals looked incredible ... especially nine years ago, when they were in R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion" video.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 cell blocks: 5.
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in_channels = incoming.get_shape().as_list()[-1]
// Variable Scope fix for older TF
try:
vscope = tf.variable_scope(scope, default_name=name, values=[incoming],
reuse=reuse)
except Exception:
vscope = tf.variable_op_scope([incoming], scope, name, reuse=reuse)
with vscope as scope:
name = scope.name //TODO
for i in range(nb_blocks):
After Change
resnet = incoming
in_channels = incoming.get_shape().as_list()[-1]
with tf.variable_scope(scope, default_name=name, values=[incoming],
reuse=reuse) as scope:
name = scope.name //TODO


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block head %}
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{"Your name"}: {"You must enter a name."}
{"Email address"}: {"You must enter an email address."} {"There is already an account that belongs to this email address."}
{"Change password"}: {"Your password must be at least 6 characters."}
{"Verify new password"}: {"Your password doesn't match."}
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{"Personal bio"}: {{ about }}
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{"Website"}:
{"Company"}:
{"Job title"}:
{"Phone number"}:
{"Address"}:
{"Address line 2"}:
{"City"}:
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The IDL tests failure can be considered more of a Web IDL implementation issue. The group believes it will get better over time as WebIDL compliance progresses.


The world wide web is a make up of HTML documents. Each computer browser comunicates with servers through a protocol called HTTP or Hypertext Transfer Protocol. HTTP is used by computers to communicate across the world wide web. This video breaks down the process of communication between browsers and servers in an easy to understand fashion.
HTML means Hypertext Markup language. HTML is made up of text content ("what you see"), mark up ("what it looks like"), references to other documents (such as images or videos), and links to other pages. Click here to see a reference to HTML.
TagsHTML markup is made up of tags. Tags are like keywords that tell a web page how to show content. HTML documents are made up of HTML elements. An element is everything from the opening tag to the closing tag. Here is a good example of tags and elements.
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The theme for 2018’s Open Access Week is equity, specifically, “designing equitable foundations for open knowledge.” As open becomes the default, strategies and structures for opening knowledge must be inclusive, equitable, and truly serve the needs of a diverse global community.
We will be hearing from early career researchers, higher degree research students and practitioners from Griffith University, QUT, and the University of Queensland, who are working towards making knowledge accessible for all. Hackers, open-source developers, open data advocates, Open educational resources (OER) researchers, and open science collaborators will come together to discuss their work.
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NominalTurbulentPipeFlow: Quadratic turbulent flow in circular
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TurbulentPipeFlow: Quadratic turbulent flow in circular tubes
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DetailedPipeFlow |
DetailedPipeFlow: Detailed characteristic for laminar and
turbulent flow |


Welcome to lime’s documentation!
The goal is to provide a simple-to-use package to study how light interacts with matter.
Check docs/manual.pdf for documentations.
Main modules
Nonlinear molecular spectroscopy
Sum-of-states (SOS) for multilevel system
Pros: computationally cheap and intuitive
Note
In the SOS method, decay is introduced phenomelogically.
correlation function approach – Direct computing the many-point correlation functions with the quantum regression theorem
Valid for open quantum systems where environment effects can be rigirously described with quantum master equations.
Visulize with double-sided Feynman diagrams instead of the time-loop diagrams.
non-perturbative approah – valid for ALL systems provided a quantum dynamics solver is provided.
Simulating the laser-driven dynamics including explicitly all laser pulses
Molecular quantum dynamics
- Adiabatic wavepacket dynamics
Split-operator method
Discrete variable representation
- Nonadiabatic wavepacket dynamics
Split-operator method - For the exact nonadiabatic dynamics of vibronic models in the diabatic representation.
RK4 - For the exact nonadiabatic wavepacket dynamics in the adiabatic representation.
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Open quantum systems
Lindblad quantum master equation
Redfield theory
second-order time-convolutionless master equation
hierarchical equation of motion
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Soid state materials
Band structure from tight-binding Hamiltonians
Periodically driven matter
Floquet spectrum
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- Subpackages
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- lime.Floquet module
- lime.FranckCondon module
- lime.backup module
- lime.beam module
- lime.cavity module
- lime.common module
- lime.coordinates module
- lime.correlation module
- lime.fft module
- lime.group module
- lime.gwp module
- lime.liouville module
- lime.mol module
- lime.noise module
- lime.optics module
- lime.oqs module
- lime.phys module
- lime.qnm module
- lime.quadrature module
- lime.spin_boson module
- lime.style module
- lime.superoperator module
- lime.susceptibility module
- lime.units module
- lime.wigner module
- lime.wpd module
- Module contents
- models
- heom module
- Floquet module


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From a reader, a link to Red-R, a visual programming environment for R. The six-minute screencast on the documentation page shows what it's capable of. I don't know of any similar projects for Python—I'd appreciate pointers.


Dark Side Anthropology: The art of financial culture hacking
- @suitpossum - Brett Scott
- Social science of finance
- ‘Objective’ social science, leaving political affiliations aside
- Implicitly endorses finances
- Activists launch campaigns, but they don’t know the financial system
- Misleading ideas that actually help the financial system
- Got a job in brokerage
- Breaking the boundaries between:
- Undercover
- Mainstream person
- Reformed person
- Activists vs. financial professionals
Subdisciplines and Constraints
- Immersive Anthropology
- Controversial: pushing to the pure participation side
- Activist Anthropology
- Leading Leftist, e.g. David Graeber
- Anarchist strand
- Upward Anthropology
- The problem is that it’s still anthropology
- Ethical criteria
Ambiguity
- Investgonzo journalism
- Nellie Bly
Being with Activist Groups
- Knowledge
- Human dynamics & empathy
- Embracing uncertainty: the systems don’t have strict ways of working
- Dark side hybridization: spontaneous abhorrence -> should be overcome, being in and out of these systems out of moral horror (e.g. Blade)
Anarchy in the Academy
- Sandra Jeppesen
- The Presumed Gap
- activist non-researchers or non-activist researchers
- activists: practices
- academia: theories
- Assumptions and Transgressions
- All research is subjective and ideological
- University hierarchy can invisibly marginalize anarchist researchers
- Embodied experience of researcher-activist (of oppression, of activism) produces legitimate expertise as knowledge
How do we generate (more) anarchy in the academia?
- Media Action Research Group (MARG) Methodology
- PPFPAR
- Prefigurative Antiauthoritarian Feminist Participatory Action Research
- Radical media mixer with 90 participants
- Co-research projects with media activist partners
- The Media Co-op
- Mi’kmaq podcast
Methodology
- anachy | prefiguration
- Portwood-Stacer
- antiauthoritarian practices countering structures and institutions of domination
- communicative logic of prefigurative politics in everyday life
- Portwood-Stacer
- anachy | power-sharing
- Ferrell
- freeing research from the suffocating authority of dominant method
- horizontal leadership
- transgressive methods
- Juris
- embodied experience
- Ferrell
- anachy | mutual-aid
- Gordon
- Kruzynski
- anachy | intersectionality
- Volcano & Rogue -
Challenges & Contraditions
- RA
- Conferences
- Who
- What
- Decision-making power
- Management
Characteristics of Direct Research | 3 Public Spheres
- Research engage in direct action social movements
- Radical media mixers generate direct impact for/with media activists
- PAFFAR direct creation of horizontal research structures in university
Critical Reflections on doing Militant Research with Occupy London
- Sam Halvorsen
Militant Research
- No inevitable disconnect between theory and practice
- All political struggle necessarily involves theory
- Dilemmas over researcher and activist ‘hats’ may be overblown
- More helpful to explore the ways in which militant research is incorporated
intensification and deepening of the political (Shukaitis and Graeber, 2007, p. 9)
History
- History of “workers inquiry” — Marx 1880 (La Revue Socialiste)
- Co-research: 1960s Autonomistas, Situationists
- Post 1970s: Class composition, Precarity
- Recently: Militant ethnographies; Argentina, Spain
Militant Research and the University
- Neoliberalism
Within the University
- ESRC Funding
- Resources
- Space
- Problem with the Ethics Committee at UCL
Beyond the University
- Occupy Research Collective (ORC)
- Jargon free reflections
- Resources: familiar story of burn-out
- Increase administrative tasks to maintain the institutional form
- Increasing specialization and lack of participation from wider movement
- Fear of providing critique to Occupy, but most important the narrow vision taken by militant researchers: not only failure to think beyond Occupy but to think beyond particular repertoires of Activism
Militant Research against-and-beyond itself
- No pure or autonomous sites for doing militant research
- University remains a main site, but it’s important to keep working as collectives
- The limits to militancy
- short-sightedness? Who is to say how the world should be changed?
- Does the university, then, provide a useful ‘thirdspace’ (Routledge, 1996) from which to have one step in one step own militant situations? Or is it too constrained?
- The need for theory
- e.g. precarious workers, immaterial labor
Capitalism, Technology, and Contemporary Social Movements: A Methodology of Research and Change
- Todd Wolfson
- Urban ethnography
- a independent media in Philadelphia
- Enamored with the strategies
- Use of media to bind sites
- Decentralized structure
- Deeply embedded in social movements
- Weaknesses
- New Project: in the spirit of Poor People’s Organizing: Groundwork
- Started from Martin Luther King
- Research became the function of the movements
- Digital Rebellion
- radical politics
- rise of communication technology
- history of the left movement
- epoch
- “cyber left”
- Link of the Global Justice Movement with contemporary movements
- fight hierarchy, non-centralized
- how to change the world without taking power
- Why Indie Media Died
- Lack of full analysis of Capitalism, Patriarchy, Class. Power goes to people with the most culture capital.
- Techno-utopian
- Suspicion of organization building (lack of long-term plans).
- Build readership outside of the class.
- Use media to build across communities
- Build an organization (dialectic)
- Ground the movement locally
- problem: parochial
- Leadership development
- Use technology appropriately
- e.g. cab drivers
Conclusion
- Push back the norms of academy
- Push back the proprietary nature of knowledge
- You have to be in the community
- ethnography, embodiment
- Ethnography is a good tool because it forces you to build relationships
- The common academic position is to be objective, but you do better research with deep involvement
- As faculty, build processes to push a better way forward
Discussions
- Binaries?
- Virtualism?
- Hacker culture
- exploration and messing with systems
- deconstructing stuff
- blends together rebellion and creativity
- queer theory, decentralizing things
- individualistic -> traditional social movements
- Public Intellectuals
- How can we build ourselves as intellectuals? Not focusing on people with the most culture capital
- How we can all level up to build projects for the betterment of the humanity
- Recognize how hierarchies are constructed
- Ethics
- Feminists: ethics protocol
- Challenge from Big Data
- Research Grants
- Within the institutions, there are allies
- Relect on the changes of the political economy
- Theory & Practice
- Theory comes from the language activists use - ontology?
- Discourse disseminated in the activist groups
- Power


Christopher Meli's parents 'devastated' over manslaughter pleas
by CLAIRE SIMPSONTHE parents of Christopher Meli have said they are "heartbroken and devastated" that no one will be prosecuted for murder over their son's killing.
Christopher (20), a father-of-one, was beaten to death at Doc's Lane in the Twinbrook estate in west Belfast in December 2015.
Three men had been due to stand trial for murder at Belfast Crown Court this week however it will not go ahead after they pleaded guilty to lesser charges when they appeared in court yesterday.
Caolan Laverty (20), of Belfast Road, Glenavy, and Lee Smyth (22), whose address was given as Maghaberry Prison, had been charged with murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
A murder charge against a third man - Stephen McCann (22), of Dundrinne Road, Castlewellan, Co Down, - was left on the books after he pleaded guilty to affray.
Laverty also pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting another man and actual bodily harm.
Smyth admitted charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, fighting and affray.
A 21-year-old woman who pleaded guilty to causing an affray on the night of Mr Meli's death is also due to be sentenced following the men's guilty pleas.
The three are due to be sentenced next month.
Christopher's parents Vanessa Burke (44) and Christy Meli (51), who did not attend the hearing yesterday, said they were devastated by the decision.
Ms Burke, who has five other children, said she "hadn't stopped crying" since she was informed by the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) on Thursday that the accused would face lesser charges.
"To go from a murder charge to an affray charge - that's a real kick in the teeth for us," she said from her home in west Belfast.
She added: "I'm frustrated and really angry."
Ms Burke said the family were told there was insufficient evidence and not enough witnesses to launch a murder prosecution.
"I am frustrated at the PPS and police, everyone involved really," she said.
"I feel they led us down the garden path."

"I feel like I can't really grieve for Christopher," she said. "We're still waiting for everything to be over."
Ms Burke said the family will consider launching an appeal if they are unhappy with the sentences due to be handed down next month - just a week after the fourth anniversary of Christopher's death.
"I have to go to the sentencing hearing but I am absolutely dreading it," she said.
Mr Meli said he felt the family had been let down by the legal system.
"The whole set-up for a victim's family is disgusting," he said.
"We felt that we were on trial ourselves. I think the legal system is a joke."


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| 2022 | Joel Westerling | 203 | Bronze Medal |
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| 2021 | Aki Silander | 256 | Honourable Mention |
| 2019 | John Ivar Oliver Lindström | 98 | Silver Medal |
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| 2019 | Benjamin Zander Erland Verbeek | 212 | Honourable Mention |
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| 2016 | Oskar Vallhagen | 167 | Bronze Medal |
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| 2013 | Andréas Sundström | 244 | Honourable Mention |
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We’re Talking Rain, and we’re so much more than water. We build flavorful brands, like Sparkling Ice and Talking Rain Sparkling Waters, creating connections with every sip!
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When it comes to success, we know we’re only as strong as our team, so we empower our Rain Makers to forge the way—finding opportunity at the intersection of what they love, what we need, and where they thrive.
Data is more than stats to our Business Transformation team—it’s a story waiting to be told. They translate the details into actionable information and strategy, helping us drive forward.
You’ll form partnerships across our business to help define and drive our strategy, reducing complexity within our operations and enhancing the effectiveness of our marketing activities.
- Serve as a subject matter expert in Data Science, developing strong relationships with partners across Talking Rain as you conduct and support white-boarding sessions, workshops, design sessions, and project meetings.
- Deliver solutions leveraging the emerging machine learning (ML) methods and technologies:
- Big Data and streaming analytics
- Exploratory data analysis (EDA) & cleansing
- Feature engineering
- Model selection, model evaluation, and cross-validation
- Hyperparameter tuning, containerization, and deployment at all scales
- Own productionalization and ongoing performance tuning for all models.
- Ensure we’re ahead of the curve, staying abreast of the ever-shifting retail landscape and how we can best leverage syndicated data.
- Develop custom data models and algorithms to generate predictive insights.
- Ensure food safety, quality, and SQF practices are followed at all times, notifying immediate manager of any food safety and/or quality issues.
- Complete other responsibilities as assigned.
Reports to: Senior Manager, Business Transformation
Direct Reports: N/A
- Advanced degree in a highly quantitative field (e.g., MS or PhD in Data Science, Computer Science, Mathematics, or Physics).
- Minimum of five (5) years of experience building and leading the development and productionalization of applied machine learning solutions and data products, ideally in consumer packaged goods (CPG).
- Experience with traditional predictive ML models, such as decision trees, ensemble learning & random forests, KNN, support vector machines, and recommender systems.
- Advanced knowledge of Python and/or R and their Data Science frameworks and libraries strongly preferred, such as PySpark, MLlib, SciKit Learn, MLFlow, Delta Lake, Koalas, and the Databricks Unified Analytics Platform.
- Working knowledge of SQL, Apache Spark, Kafka, Pandas, and NumPy for the use of data extraction, cleansing, and analysis.
- Experience using data visualization tools such as D3.js, Tableau, Qlik, or Power BI is a strong plus.
- Experience leveraging Azure or AWS cognitive service APIs is a plus.
- Highly refined communication skills, with the ability to speak both to technical engineers and executive stakeholders.
- Integrity is at the core of who you are. You earn people’s trust with your ability to maintain confidentiality, particularly when handling sensitive information and situations.
- You drive, not ride. You’re stellar at prioritization, time-management, and troubleshooting.
- Your curious mindset enables you to interpret complex data, developing and communicating value-add solutions.
- You’re approachable, actively listening and adapting your style to the audience.
- You’re flexible. You pivot on a dime and embrace the change.
To help ensure a safe, positive work environment, this role may be subject to random drug testing (including alcohol, cannabinoids, cocaine, methamphetamine, opiates, phencyclidine).