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An expense entry in an expense report.
NOTE: You can find version 3.0 here
https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/{reportId}/entry/{entryId}
Retrieves the details for the specified expense entry
application/xml
| Query Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
{_reportId_} |
Reqired The unique identifier for the expense report. |
{_entryId_} |
The unique identifier for the expense entry. |
GET https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/nxxKgLlnROz3zHJBCRksaas23dsfs/entry/n7We3qWw99u1KoWTMaLhSC$pXBYzQ1UDhn HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {access token}
This request will return an ExpenseEntry parent element with the following child elements:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| ApprovedAmount | The approved amount of the entry in the user’s reimbursement currency. The Get Report Details function returns the report currency, which is the user’s reimbursement currency, in the CrnCode element. |
| Attendee-Url | The URL to the attendees list for the entry. |
| Allocation-Url | The URL to the allocations list for the entry. |
| BusinessPurpose | The business purpose field from the report header. |
| EreceiptId | The ID for the attached e-receipt, if available. |
| ExchangeRate | The exchange rate that applies to the entry. |
| ExpenseKey | The expense type key for the entry. Use the Get Expense Group Configuration endpoint to get the full list of expense types. |
| ExpenseName | The expense type for the entry. |
| SpendCategory | The spend category specified for this expense type. Varies by client, used in reporting. |
| HasAllocation | Defines the amount of allocations for the expense. Possible values are: P, for partial allocation, F, for full allocation, or N, for no allocation. |
| HasAttendees | Whether the expense has attendees. |
| HasComments | Whether the expense has comments. |
| HasExceptions | Whether the expense has exceptions. |
| HasVat | Whether the expense has VAT data. |
| ImageRequired | Whether a receipt image is required for the entry. |
| IsCreditCardCharge | Whether the expense came from a credit card feed. |
| IsItemized | Whether the expense has itemizations. |
| Itemizations-Url | The URL to the itemization list. |
| IsPersonal | Whether the expense is personal. |
| IsPersonalCardCharge | Whether the expense came from a personal card feed. |
| LastModified | The UTC date when the entry was last modified. |
| LocationName | The location for the expense entry, usually the city name. |
| OrgUnit1 through OrgUnit6 | The details from the Org Unit custom fields. These may not have data, depending on configuration. |
| PaymentTypeKey | The key for the payment type for the entry. Use the Get Expense Group Configuration function to map the payment type key to the payment type name. |
| PostedAmount | The amount of the expense entry in the user’s reimbursement currency. The Get Report Details function returns the report currency, which is the user’s reimbursement currency, in the CrnCode element. |
| ReceiptImageId | The ID for the receipt image attached to the entry. |
| ReceiptRequired | Whether the original receipt is required for the entry. |
| ReportEntryID | The ID of the report entry. |
| ReportID | The unique key of the report the entry is in. |
| TransactionAmount | The amount of the expense entry in the original transaction currency. |
| TransactionCurrencyName | The currency name of the expense entry transaction amount. |
| TransactionDate | The date of the expense entry. |
| VendorDescription | The vendor name of the expense entry, which can be entered manually by the user or imported from the card transaction Merchant Name field. |
| X_UserID | The user ID associated with the entry. |
| Custom1 through Custom40 | The details from the Custom fields. These may not have data, depending on configuration. If the custom field is a list field, the data will be returned as: (list item short code) list item name.  Use the Post Expense Report Header function to create the report, then use this endpoint to create the expense line items. You can update existing expense entries using this endpoint.
NOTE: Posting new expense reports is a multi-stage process. Refer to the Processes section of the Expense Report Web Service page for the steps required to post new expense reports and entries.
NOTE: Concur recommends that you post one expense entry per request. Future versions of this endpoint will require this behavior.
application/xml
| Query Parameters - Required | Query Parameters - Optional |
|---|---|
{_reportId_}/entry |
Required The unique identifier for the expense report and the entry keyword. Example: https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/_{reportId}_/entry . URI Source: The reportId value is returned in the ReportID element by the Get List of Reports function, and as part of the Report-Details-Url element of the Post Expense Report Header function. |
{_entryId_} |
The unique identifier for the expense entry. Example: https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/_{reportId}_/entry/{_entryId_} . URI Source: The entryId value is returned in the RpeKey element of the Expense Report Full Details v1.1 function, and as part of the Report-Entry-Details-Url value returned by this function. |
This request should contain a ReportEntries parent element with an Expense parent element for each included entry. The Expense element contains the following child elements:
| Element | Required (must contain value)? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CrnCode | Y | The 3-letter ISO 4217 currency code for the expense transaction amount. Example: USD. |
| ExpKey | Y | The expense type key for the expense. Required for new or updated entries. Expense Type Keys are returned in the ExpKey element by the Get Expense Group Configuration function. The expense type key cannot be modified when updating expense entries. |
| Description | Depends on configuration | The description for the expense, also known as business purpose. This information is returned in the BusinessPurpose element by the Get Report Details function. Refer to the Processes > Post Expense Report Data section of Expense Report for the steps necessary to gather required field information. |
| TransactionDate | Y, for new entries | The date the expense was incurred. Format: YYYY-MM-DD |
| TransactionAmount | Y | The total amount of the expense in the original currency, with up to three decimal places. Example: 123.654 |
| LocationID | Depends on configuration | The Location code. May be required, if the City field is required. Use the Get Location function to retreive the valid values for this field. Refer to the Processes > Post Expense Report Data section of Expense Report for the steps necessary to gather required field information. |
| OrgUnit1 through OrgUnit6 | Depends on configuration | The Expense Entry Form org unit fields. May be required depending on configuration. Refer to the Processes > Post Expense Report Data section of Expense Report for the steps necessary to gather required field information. |
| Custom1 through Custom40 | Depends on configuration | The Expense Entry Form custom fields. May be required depending on configuration. Refer to the Processes > Post Expense Report Data section of Expense Report for the steps necessary to gather required field information. NOTE: If any of the custom fields are configured to contain list values, please refer to the Posting Custom List Items page for information on how to correctly submit list item values. |
| ExchangeRate | N | The exchange rate between the transaction and posted amounts. This element is typically not provided. If this element is empty for transactions in a currency different than the user’s reimbursement currency, Expense will use the company’s configured exchange rates to determine the posted amount for the transaction. If the system is not able to determine the exchange rate, the request will return an HTTP 500 error. |
| Comment | Depends on configuration | The expense entry comment. Max length: 2000. Refer to the Processes > Post Expense Report Data section of Expense Report for the steps necessary to gather required field information. |
| VendorDescription | N, but recommended for sandbox | This element contains the descriptive text for the vendor for the entry. This field is not required to successfully post an entry, however the field is a required field for expense entries in the developer sandbox. If this field is not provided for the sandbox, you will see an exception in the user interface stating that a required field is missing. |
| IsPersonal | N | Whether the expense entry is a personal expense. Personal expenses are not reimbursed in Concur Expense. Format: Y/N |
| PaymentTypeID | N | The unique identifier for the payment type for the expense entry. Use the PaymentTypeID value from the Get Expense Group Configuration endpoint. If you do not provide this value, the payment type defaults to Cash. The supported Payment Type Codes are: Cash and Company Paid. The Pending Card Transaction system payment type is also supported, if the client has configured their company to use it. |
NOTES
POST https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/nxxKgLlnROz$sQ6SKJFjLNs4OWBErcJ8yX/entry/ HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {access token}
Content-Type: application/xml
<ReportEntries xmlns="http://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/2011/03">
<Expense>
<CrnCode>USD</CrnCode>
<ExpKey>BUSPR</ExpKey>
<Description>Business Promotions</Description>
<TransactionDate>2011-01-12</TransactionDate>
<TransactionAmount>29.23</TransactionAmount>
<Comment>Brochure sample</Comment>
<VendorDescription>Kinkos</VendorDescription>
<IsPersonal>N</IsPersonal>
</Expense>
<Expense>
<CrnCode>USD</CrnCode>
<ExpKey>BRKFT</ExpKey>
<Description>Description</Description>
<TransactionDate>2011-01-12</TransactionDate>
<TransactionAmount>15.54</TransactionAmount>
<Comment>Breakfast meeting</Comment>
<VendorDescription>Starbucks</VendorDescription>
<IsPersonal>N</IsPersonal>
</Expense>
</ReportEntries>
application/xml
This request will return a ReportEntryStatusList parent element with the ReportEntryStatus child element for each posted entry. The ReportEntryStatus element will contain the following child elements:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Index | The entry’s sequence in the request. |
| Status | The status of the request. |
| Message | When the status is FAILED, the details of the failure appear in this element. |
| Report-Entry-Details-Url | The URI to get the expense entry details. |
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/xml
<ReportEntryStatusList xmlns="http://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/2011/03" xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<ReportEntryStatus>
<Index>1</Index>
<Status>SUCCESS</Status>
<Report-Entry-Details-Url>https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/nxxKgLlnROz$sQ6SKJFjLNs4OWBErcJ8yX/entry/nE0avYnILN9mHdTErNSd2pH45udFoNQ$po</Report-Entry-Details-Url>
</ReportEntryStatus>
<ReportEntryStatus>
<Index>2</Index>
<Status>SUCCESS</Status>
<Report-Entry-Details-Url>https://www.concursolutions.com/api/expense/expensereport/v1.1/report/nxxKgLlnROz$sQ6SKJFjLNs4OWBErcJ8yX/entry/awEDvYnILN9g$s6lCFX0jFBWmHAiTYYf9C</Report-Entry-Details-Url>
</ReportEntryStatus>
</ReportEntryStatusList>


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4 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Supply Import KWh Day
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7 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Daily Import Cost
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12 Power to kWh Node emonTx_Node9: Solar Power Used KWh
13 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Solar Power Used KWh Day
14 x 0.09375
15 Power to kWh Node emonTx_Node9: Solar Power Used Total Saving
16 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Solar Power Used Daily Saving
17 + feed Node emonpi: Combined FIT Costings
18 Power to kWh Node emonTx_Node9: Total Savings Plus FIT
19 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Daily Savings Plus FIT
20 Reset to Original
21 Allow negative
22 x -1
23 Power to kWh Node emonTx_Node9: Supply Export
24 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Supply Export KWh Day
25 Reset to Original
26 + input Node emonpi:TotalGeneration Combined Solar PV
27 Log to feed Node emonTx_Node9: Local Demand
28 Power to kWh Node emonTx_Node9: Local Demand KWh
29 Power to kWh/d Node emonTx_Node9: Local Demand KWh Day
30 Reset to ZERO
31 + feed Node emonTx_Node9: Total Savings Plus FIT
32 - feed Node emonTx_Node9: Total Import Cost
33 Log to feed Node emonTx_Node9: Revenue Minus Import Costs
34 Max daily value Node emonTx_Node9: Daily Revenue Minus Import Costs
Re: Brain Frazzled - Input Processing
Also is it possible to set an input to a figure, in my case the electricity unit cost of 0.09375 within one input, reason being is that I can change it in one place and it will push the figure out to all processing feeds.
Regards
Dave


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SUEXEC
Section: suexec (8)Updated: 2005-11-13
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
suexec - Switch user before executing external programsSYNOPSIS
suexec -V
SUMMARY
suexec is used by the Apache HTTP Server to switch to another user before executing CGI programs. In order to achieve this, it must run as root. Since the HTTP daemon normally doesn't run as root, the suexec executable needs the setuid bit set and must be owned by root. It should never be writable for any other person than root.
For further information about the concepts and and the security model of suexec please refer to the suexec documentation (http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/suexec.html).
OPTIONS
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If you are root, this option displays the compile options of suexec. For security reasons all configuration options are changeable only at compile time.
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Computational complexity
Before we dive into data structures and algorithms, it's worth discussing computational complexity. As the name suggests, it's a method and a whole field of theoretical computer science that's used to analyse the complexity of computations of all kinds.
Motivation
Suppose you have a computational problem (a problem that a computer might be able to solve) and you need to devise an algorithm to solve it. Depending on the context, you might need a really fast algorithm. For example, if you're developing an algorithm to place trades in a high-frequency trading platform, speed is critical.
Computational complexity is usually used to analyse how quickly algorithms or operations on data structures run. It's also used to analyse how much computer memory certain operations or data structures might require. The former type of analysis is usually called "time complexity" and the latter is usually called "space complexity".
Computational complexity is more general than just time and space, though. If you're interested in other applications, check out computational complexity theory.
Time complexity
Consider an algorithm that takes in some input and, regardless of what the input is, always executes the same 10 steps and then outputs a result. (If you're not familiar with algorithms, think of them as funnels which take in some input, execute some steps and then output a result. We'll cover them some more in the algorithms overview section.)
No matter how large the input to the algorithm gets, the time the algorithm takes to run will always be the same. We could say that the running time of the algorithm is constant with respect to the size of the input. In computational complexity, this is often referred to as a constant-time algorithm.
Now suppose you have an algorithm that takes in a list of numbers and prints out each of the numbers, one at a time. If we assume that printing a single number takes a constant amount of time, then the running time of this algorithm will grow linearly in proportion to the size of the input list. If the input list has size 5, the algorithm will take 5 steps to run. If the input list has size 500, the algorithm will take 500 steps to run. Such an algorithm is often referred to as a linear-time algorithm.
Say we modify the previous algorithm slightly. This time, it takes in a sorted list of
consecutive integers starting with 1 - for example, [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
.
Instead of simply printing out each number, it prints out the sum of all the positive integers
less than or equal to the number.
So, in this case, the algorithm would print: 1, 3, 6, 10, 15
.
What's the running time of this algorithm? If we assume that each sum operation takes constant time, then we just need to calculate the number of sum operations and add that to the number of print operations. There'll be print operations and, for a given number in the list, there'll be sum operations.
Since this is a list of consecutive integers starting at 1, the total number of sum operations will be . This is an arithmetic series which sums to . See this triangular number sequence article for a visual derivation.
So the total number of steps the algorithm takes for an input list of size is quadratic with respect to . Such an algorithm is referred to as a quadratic-time algorithm.
There are a whole host of other running times - for example, logarithmic, cubic, exponential and even algorithms which run in roughly (n factorial) steps, where is the input size. In order to reason about all of these more effectively, people who discuss computational complexity often use a particular notation called "big O". Let's look at that next.
Big O notation
When I was writing this, I suddenly wondered why big O is called "big O". The letter "O" is used because this notation is used to reason about the "order" of various mathematical functions. More specifically, when studying computational complexity, we're often most interested in the growth rates of functions of some input size , say, and the growth rate is also known as the order of the function.
For example, the time complexity of the constant-time algorithm we discussed earlier is written as in big O notation. This is pronounced as "big O of 1" or "order 1" and it means that, given an input size of , the algorithm in question takes a constant number of steps in the worst case, with respect to .
"In the worst case?" Yes, an algorithm might take a different number of steps depending on the type of input it receives, even if the input size is fixed. For example, suppose you have an algorithm that takes in an input list of numbers and then sorts the numbers in ascending order and outputs the result. If the input list is already sorted in ascending order, then the algorithm doesn't need to do anything. However, if the input list is sorted in descending order, the algorithm will have to do a lot more work to sort the list. This is an example of a worst-case input for a given input size.
The linear-time algorithm from above is denoted as and pronounced as "big O of n" or "order n". An interesting point to note is that, if the algorithm takes steps instead of , the worst-case running time of the algorithm is still denoted as , not . Why? The reason we're able to drop the constant is that, when we analyse computational complexity, we're most interested in the rate of growth of the function in question as the input size gets very large. As gets very large, the constant in affects the rate of growth much less than the variable .
Similarly, if we have an algorithm that takes steps, the rate of growth for very large input sizes is most affected by the highest order term, . Therefore, in big O notation, we drop the lower order term and the constant and say that the running time is .
It's also helpful to note that the usage of big O notation in the technology industry often differs from its usage in academia. In academia, big O notation is used to describe an upper bound on the computational complexity of some computation. Therefore, the linear-time algorithm we saw earlier could be described as , even though that's not a tight bound. However, in industry, big O notation is usually used to describe a tight bound on the computational complexity. Therefore, that algorithm would be described as . In the worst case, it runs in linear time and in the best case it runs in linear time.
If you're like me and love to dig deeper into the details, see Introduction to Algorithms, Third Edition, often referred to as "CLRS", for a more formal treatment of big O notation.
Space complexity
Sometimes, it's important to analyse how much memory a given operation or algorithm will require. This is where space complexity comes into play. As with time complexity, we usually use big O notation to reason about space complexity.
A formal treatment of this topic would require us to specify the computational model and device in great detail. Most of the time, however, it's generally assumed that the algorithms or operations are implemented as computer programs and that each step is executed one after the other.
This doesn't account for more complex models, like algorithms that have steps that can be run in parallel, but for the purposes of this manual, it's sufficient. Again, for more formality, check out Introduction to Algorithms, Third Edition.
As a brief example of space complexity, the linear-time algorithm we saw earlier which simply prints out each of the numbers in the input list has a space complexity which is also linear, if we assume that the input is an array. Why? This is because memory must be allocated for each of the elements in the input list.
A helpful resource
A final note: I came across this big O cheat sheet a while ago. It's a really helpful summary of various time and space complexities, especially if you're prepping for upcoming technical interviews.
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Maskmaking¶
The Lena River Delta as seen by Bing Virtual Earth and its mask. Note that this mask is Landsat-derived so it does not correspond perfectly with the image on the left.
Maskmaker, Maskmaker Make Me a Mask¶
RivGraph requires that you provide a mask of your channel network. A mask is simply a binary image (only ones and zeros) where pixels belonging to the channel network are “on”, like the right panel of the Lena Delta above. In this document, we’ll cover the following:
Important
One thing to keep in mind: although RivGraph contains functions for pruning and otherwise modifying your channel network, it will always honor the mask you provide. You may need to iterate between altering your mask and RivGraph-ing it to achieve your desired results. “Garbage in, garbage out.”
What should a mask capture?¶
Above, we defined a mask as all the pixels “belonging to the channel network.” But which pixels are part of the channel network? The obvious starting point is to consider all surface water pixels as defining the channel network. Is it important that your mask shows bankfull channels or includes small streams that may only be active during flood conditions?
As an example, four masks are shown above of a portion of the Brahmaputra River at four different days of 2004. The hydrograph of the river is shown in the left panel. As expected, you can see that the mask changes as the river floods and recedes. You can also see that the river channel network has been rearranged in some places by the flooding. For example, A and D show the river at roughly the same discharge, but the network in D is a result of reworking by the flood.
The bottom line here is that your mask should reflect your analysis goals. For example, if you’re only interested in counting the number of loops in a delta channel network, then you might only care about ensuring all the channels are represented. If you want to route fluxes through your extracted network, then you probably should try to obtain a mask that captures the full width of the channels at some representative discharge.
Where do I get a mask?¶
Masks can come from a variety of sources, but in my experience there are three primary methods for mask generation:
automatically generated from satellite imagery
manually drawn by hand
model/simulation outputs
There are many methods available for creating masks automatically from remotely-sensed imagery. We won’t get into the details of those here, but note that machine learning has proved a very valuable tool for maskmaking. There are also simple, proven techniques available as well. The Brahmaputra masks above were created by thresholding the Landsat-derived NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index ), which is a simple ratio of band values.
Drawing a mask by hand is often not an ideal choice, but might be the most efficient way to move forward. In these cases, I would typically use QGIS to draw polygons that cover the channel network, then use the Rasterize tool to convert the polygons to a binary raster (image). If you go this route, be sure to specify an appropriate coordinate reference system for your polygons in order to preserve the georeferencing information (don’t use EPSG:4326). You will also need to specify a pixel resolution for your mask upon conversion.
If you’re analyzing the output of a simulation, it is unlikely that the simulation will provide binary channel masks as an output. In these cases, you will need to develop a way to identify the channel network from the available simulation results. For example, while developing the entropic Braided Index (eBI ), we used Delft3D simulations to test hypotheses about how the eBI changes under various sedimentation schemes. To make masks, we developed a combined depth + discharge threshold to identify which pixels were part of the “active river channel.”
Here are some resources that either provide masks or tools for you to make your own.
Published masks:
Arctic deltas, made with eCognition and Landsat imagery.
Indus and Brahmaputra Rivers, clipped from GRWL dataset.
Global mask of Landsat-derived rivers at “mean annual discharge.” Has some issues at tile boundaries, and can be “feathery” along braided rivers, but not a bad global mask.
Global Surface Water Dataset - provides all water pixels in the Landsat archive as monthly global images and as integrated-through-time images. For example, can threshold on the “Occurrence” product to make a mask. Use Google Earth Engine to access and create your masks.
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The Global Surface Water’s Occurrence map shows the fraction of time an observable Landsat pixel was water.
You can relatively quickly train and apply ML models using Google Earth Engine, although the learning curve may be a little steep if you haven’t used it before.
DeepWaterMap is a trained deep convolutional neural network that you can apply to Landsat/Sentinel multispectral imagery to create your own masks. You can also improve DeepWaterMap’s base model by adding more training data. Requires some knowledge of Tensorflow.
How should I prepare my mask?¶
The quality of your mask directly translates to the quality of your channel network.
Does my mask need to be georeferenced?¶
Most masks are already produced in a GIS context and are already geographically referenced. However,*RivGraph* does not require that your mask image be georeferenced (e.g. a GeoTIFF). If you provide a mask without any georeference information, RivGraph will assign it a “dummy” projection in order to proceed. This has no effect on the network extraction. However, it is strongly advised that you provide a georeferenced mask. There are three primary reasons for this:
The coordinate reference system (CRS) of your mask will be carried through all your analysis, meaning that shapefiles and GeoTIFFs you export using RivGraph will align perfectly with your mask. Additionally, your results will be easily importable into a GIS for further analysis or fusion with other geospatial data.
RivGraph computes morphologic metrics (length and width) using pixel coordinates. A georeferenced mask contains information about the units of the mask, and thus any metrics of physical distance will inherit these units. If your CRS is meters-based, your results will be in meters.
Some of RivGraph’s functionality under the hood requires some heuristic thresholds or parameters. While these were designed to be as CRS-agnostic as possible, these functions will undoubtedly perform better when pixels have known units. As an example, generating a mesh along a braided river corridor requires some parameters defining the size and smoothness of the mesh. Having a mask with physically-meaningful units makes this parameterization much simpler and more intuitive.
Warning
You should avoid degree-based CRSs (like EPSG:4326). This is because the length of a degree is not uniform, but varies with latitude. For example, at the equator, a degree of longitude is roughly 111 km. In Anchorage, Alaska, a degree of longitude is approximately 55 km. Effectively, degrees are meaningless units of physical measurements. A more prudent approach would be to first project your mask into a meters-based CRS (e.g. the appropriate UTM zone) before analysis with RivGraph.
Can my mask represent something that isn’t a river?¶
Perhaps you’d like to vectorize a road network or a vascular system. This is possible to do with RivGraph. However, you will not be able to instantiate the convenient delta or river classes as they are designed only for river channel networks. Instead, you will need to poke around the API to figure out which functions will work for you. A good starting point is to skeletonize your mask with skeletonize_mask, then run skel_to_graph to convert the skeleton to a set of links and nodes. If you have an interesting non-river use-case, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we can add it as an example.
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A collection of tools and controls allow you to monitor and adjust Apache Geode performance.
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This is a must-do for Linux systems.
Improving Performance on vSphere
This topic provides guidelines for tuning vSphere virtualized environments that host Apache Geode deployments.
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This topic provides tuning suggestions of particular interest to developers, primarily programming techniques and cache configuration.
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You can modify some configuration parameters to improve system member performance.
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You have several options for preventing situations that can cause slow receivers of data distributions. The slow receiver options control only peer-to-peer communication using TCP/IP. This discussion does not apply to client/server or multi-site communication, or to communication using the UDP unicast or multicast protocols.
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In systems with distributed-ack regions, a sudden large number of distributed-no-ack operations can cause distributed-ack operations to take a long time to complete.
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Geode processes communicate using TCP/IP and UDP unicast and multicast protocols. In all cases, communication uses sockets that you can tune to optimize performance.
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You can make configuration adjustments to improve multicast and unicast UDP performance of peer-to-peer communication.
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You can make configuration adjustments to improve the UDP multicast performance of peer-to-peer communication in your Geode system.
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Maintaining data consistency between caches in a distributed Geode system is vital for ensuring its functional integrity and preventing data loss.


Holly Willoughby sobs on This Morning after meeting boy, 4, told he'd never walk, talk or smile
Holly, 38, chatted to a little boy and his family who had proven all the doctors wrong as part of Thursday, November 28 edition of the show
by James Rodger, Sophie McCoid, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistThis is the moment Holly Willoughby wept on This Morning - after a boy reduced her to tears.
Holly was seen wiping tears from her eyes during Thursday morning's instalment of the ITV1 daytime favourite.
Holly, 38, chatted to a little boy and his family who had proven all the doctors wrong as part of Thursday, November 28 edition of the show.
The presenter, alongside Phillip Schofield, welcomed Christian to the show.
The four-year-old was born with severe brain damage, cerebral palsy and impaired vision and doctors feared he’d never walk, talk or even smile.
But his sister Jade Kilduff spent over a year trying to teach him sign language Makaton so he could communicate, reports the Liverpool ECHO .
Jade spoke on This Morning about how she had spent lots of time with her little brother, but hadn't got anything back from him, until one day he signed that he was finished with his meal.
As well as learning over 200 signs Christian can now also say basic phrases such as "love you" and "thank you."
He and Jade also sign along to their favourite songs, with thousands of people liking their page on Facebook.
And as Christian hugged Jade and told her: "Love you to the moon and back" Holly collapsed back into her seat and covered her eyes as she sobbed.
She continued to cry and said how amazing Jade and all the family were and how they had made her and Phil's week.
And viewers on social media were also full of praise for Jade.
Lucy said: "B****y hell #ThisMorning You could of given us a spoiler alert!!! Had to completely re do my make up after watching Jade and her little brother Christian!! My heart just melted..So so beautiful..Yours with thanks..Snotty heap..Cornwall."
Kitty Farrell said: "It takes a lot to make me cry, but I’ve just shed some happy tears at #ThisMorning . Jade is an absolute inspiration we need more young people like her in the world."
Danielle Hudson said: "Omg, in tears at @thismorning I didn't even see the full interview with Jade and her little brother, and I'm still crying! What a lovely family."
And Les said: "What an amazing, inspiring young woman Jade is. These are the type people for kids to look up to."


UKCloud Limited (“UKC”) and Virtual Infrastructure Group Limited (“VIG”) (together “the Companies”) – in Compulsory Liquidation
On 25 October 2022, the Companies were placed into Liquidation with the Official Receiver appointed as Liquidator and J Robinson and A M Hudson simultaneously appointed as Special Managers to manage the liquidation process on behalf of the Official Receiver.
Further information regarding the Liquidations can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/virtual-infrastructure-group-limited-and-ukcloud-limited-information-for-creditors-and-interested-parties
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Jumpstart is a service providing skilled engineers and architects, on an hourly or daily basis, who can help design and build UKCloud solutions for you.
How is Jumpstart different from UKCloud's standard support services?
UKCloud's standard support services are limited to ensuring the availability and performance of services such as UKCloud for VMware or UKCloud for OpenStack. For example, UKCloud engineers will not usually log in to a customer environment or configure services at the operating system level. In addition, UKCloud's pre-sales resources, such as Cloud Architects, provide high-level design services only. Jumpstart provides you with dedicated resources to undertake low-level design work and is a hands-on implementation activity.
What kind of things can Jumpstart help me with?
Jumpstart is a flexible service that you can use for a wide range of projects. Some examples of recent projects where Jumpstart has helped include:
Configuring IPsec connectivity to UKCloud
Building a highly available SQL cluster
Creating an Active Directory domain
Building Terraform and Ansible templates for OpenStack
Setting up global load balancing services
Preparing applications for deployment to OpenShift
Who will deliver the Jumpstart service?
UKCloud has a team of consultants, with skill sets aligned to the services offered, which forms the Jumpstart service.
Consultant DevOps Engineers, experts in:
Cloud-native technologies
OpenStack, OpenShift, Azure technologies and Cloud Storage
Infrastructure as code
Configuration management
Continuous integration
Containerisation
Linux
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VMware, Oracle, Azure technologies and Cloud Storage
Database technologies
Domain services
Connectivity
Linux and Windows operating systems
Subject matter experts in:
UKCloud products and third-party associates
Disaster recovery technology, namely Zerto
Cyber security
Architecture design
What will UKCloud be responsible for?
Jumpstart is designed to provide additional skills and resources during the build phase of a project. Note that Jumpstart does not provide an ongoing support service. You should either have, or plan to have, the relevant skills to support the service following the conclusion of the Jumpstart activity.
How can I order Jumpstart?
Existing customers can raise a ticket in the UKCloud Portal requesting access to Jumpstart services. If you're not already a UKCloud customer, you can contact us via our website or by calling 01252 303 300.
What do I need to do before my project can start?
It's important that any prerequisites, such as cloud environment deployment, connectivity and assurance activities, are completed prior to a Jumpstart engineer commencing work. Your Jumpstart engineer will discuss these prerequisites during the initial kick-off call or meeting. We'll create a pre-flight checklist to track progress against these activities.
How do I know what my Jumpstart engineer is working on?
Prior to commencing a Jumpstart engagement, the engineer will estimate the tasks involved and the time it may take to complete them. Once the engagement commences, the engineer will record actual time used against these estimates. Your Jumpstart consultant will happily share this information with you at any time during the engagement to keep you informed.
How much does the Jumpstart service cost?
Both the consultancy and engineering time for the Jumpstart service is sold in packs of four days at a price of £3,500. This equates to 32 hours of Jumpstart time.
When will I be billed?
You'll be billed at the end of the month for Jumpstart hours consumed during that month.
What happens if I don't use up all of the time I purchased?
It's common to have some time remaining at the end of a Jumpstart engagement. You can use this time on demand for up to one year following the initial Jumpstart order. Common uses for this time include help, advice and modifications. Note though that there is no SLA associated with Jumpstart and it's not designed to be used as a support service.
How can I re-engage a Jumpstart consultant after a period of inactivity?
During the initial period of a Jumpstart engagement the project is considered to be active. During an active Jumpstart, your project will be scheduled as part of an engineer's workload and they'll be available to spend time on your project at short notice. Once a Jumpstart project enters an inactive state you'll then need to raise a ticket in the Portal to re-engage an engineer. Quick activities (typically one hour or less) will usually be dealt with quickly while longer activities will need scheduling into an engineer's workload.
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Josh Simmons is a community organizer, nonprofit leader, open source strategist, and activist based in the North Bay Area. He helps organizations mature, put their best foot forward, and collaborate with community partners. His background includes organizational development, program management, inclusive organizing, events, communications, marketing, and web development.
Josh works as a Partner at Open Chapters, serves as Vice President of Petaluma Pride, is a co-organizer of North Bay Python, volunteers as Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Independent Federated Trust and Safety (IFTAS), and sits on the City of Petaluma’s General Plan Advisory Committee.
Over the course of his career, Josh has worked as a freelancer, in corporate and nonprofit settings, and collaborated across public and private institutions. Josh is best known as a member of the worldwide open source software community, having served as President and Chair of the Open Source Initiative Board of Directors. During his six-year tenure he oversaw a restructuring of the board and staff to better serve the organization's members and the open source ecosystem.
More than anything else, though, Josh is a small town cat dad and happy husband.  A concert goer and aspiring aviator. He dreams of going on sabbatical to pursue research, and daydreams about disappearing into the forest.


Following Elon
These blogs are going to be continues, meaning they will be updated as I move along in life, one day I feel one way about something the next I might feel a different way about it, these blogs are experiences in my programming life with minimal editing, so yeah its going to be rough but I do not want to do alot of edits to these blogs because I want the content to be what it is when I wrote it, I want to laugh at my mistakes one day. I am going to be randomly adding content to the different blogs, I will come up with a way to notify which blog has been updated. Anyways all of what i write here is me, my opinion as I am learning about my interests nothing here should be taken as the absolute truth, I could be wrong, This is how I understand things.
Falcon Takes Off Again!
So I haven't been updating these blogs as regulary as I would like to but hey atleast I am trying right.
Today I watched SpaceX launch another rocket, its seems they do this every other day now. The Paz mission
was supossedly co-funded by spain to deliver spain's Paz satelite into low earth orbit, spain plans to use
Paz for some stuff that I won't get into in this blog bu might write about one day :)
The part I was excited about apart from the fact that a rocket was being launched was that this rocket was
Falcon 9, you might remember Falcon 9 from the 1st March 2013, 17 January 2016 and 31st January 2018 launches,
this excites me because SpaceX is actually reusing these rockets like they said they would and space travel
just seems like a reality everyday.
Another exciting fact was that along with Paz Falcon was carrying 2 Satellites for the starlink internet
constellation which once complete will provide internet connection to people in low to moderate population
densities around the world with affordable high-speed internet access, including many who have never had
internet access before. Companies like Google and Facebook have attempted this in the past and to be honest
I need to do some research and find out how far along those projects are but I know Elon to be the type of
guy who magically just gets things done, so if anyone can win this race its definatly Elon and we can expect
a new company soon "The internet company", I legit wouldn't be surprised.
Elon is extremely inspiring, most days I cannot even wrap my head around how one person can do so much,
we have had people do amazing things in the past but Elon just pushes the limits, I love to see where all
this is headed and how it ends, KEEP PUSHING ELON, YOU HAVE HAVE YOUNG AFRICAN KIDS DREAMING!
Becareful with the machines
Last night I was bored and got onto youtube again, I live on youtube, I should probably make a whole blog about the magic
of youtube. Anyways, I was watching Elon speak about artificial intelligence and it seems me and my hero
have alot in common when it comes to thinking about how intelligent computers "think".
What I got from most of Elon's talks was, yes smart machines are nice and inspiring and they show how far
the entire human race has come, they can simplify our lives greatly but we need to remember that what we
are trying to do is pretty dangerous not because one day the robots will wake up and kill us all which could
happen but maybe not in our life time but what we need to look out for are these huge companies like Google
and Facebook having a computer in all our homes just studying us, learning what we like and wat we don't,
our moods etc, thats pretty scary.
Tesla Motors vs Everyone else!
The auto motive industry is probably going through one of the most exciting times since Henry Ford built the Quadricycle
and again its all because of Elon Musk, I swear Elon has super powers, like how can one man get so much right?
wow!
When Tesla first started building electric cars people were beyong skeptical, most even laughed and said
it wasnt possible, teh car would be slow, electric cars are ugly, they don't make noise(I still don't understand
how this is a bad thing) and a whole host of other semi literate rhetoric that is just beyond me, but Elon
kepy pushing and just as with SpaceX and all his other ventures, Tesla and electric cars are the future.
Electric cars are here and they are here to stay, they are not goung anywhere its like when Steve Jobs announced
the first iphone, large display and one home button or when the first android phone dropped, theres no two
ways about it, you either get on the band waggon or you end up being Nokia, host shit once upon a time but
a disgrace now. Today I want to talk about my favourite car and some of its closest competitors.
- Tesla Model S
- Jaguar I-Pace
electric cars 2018
Tesla model S
The Tesla model S is probably the car that will be remembered as the first fully functional electric car and for good reasons the Tesla is a full-sized all electric five-door, should be six-door because theres no engine.
Specs
- 100 kilowat battery system
- 0-100 KM/H in 2.5s
- 540 KM range
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Jaguar I-Pace
According the Jaguar team the I-pace wants to be the most refinded electric car available, these cars are built to be durable maybe not Landcruiser durable but durable, the I-Paces were put through 8 weeks of continues vibration testing.
Specs
- 90 kilowat battery system
- 2 motors generating 294 kilo wats and 700 newton meters of torque
- 0-100 KM/H in 4.8s
- 480 KM range
- DC fast charging time 2hours
Porsche mission E
The Porsche mission E is set for a 2019 release but I will still add it on my list. its suppose to be super quick
Specs
- 0-100 KM/H in 3.5s
- top speed 250 KM/H
- 2 speed geer box
- Charging time 0-80% 15minutes, using specialised Porsche chargers
- Range 500 KM
The charging system is even more fun with Porsche claiming that their chargers can deliver 800 volts with cooling tech to prevent over heating. Porsche has invested heavily in ionity which is a network of charging stations, kinda like what service stations/gas stations are today.
Hyundai Kona EV
The Hyundai Kona comes out some time in 2018
Specs
- 64 kilowat battery system
- 0-100 KM/H in 4.8s
- 470 KM range
- DC fast charging time 1hour, 0-80%


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and 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0 ...
are both divergent.


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Foolish (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/foolish.html Member: Online Film Critics Society
*1/2 out of four
Starring Eddie Griffin, Master P. Rated R.
What would inspire someone who cannot write or act to pen and star in a movie? A better question, what would inspire a studio to produce said movie? If you have an answer, let me know. Foolish, the new movie written by and starring Master P is a jaw-droppingly horrible film, one with no redeeming value socially, cinematically or otherwise. Comedically it has some potential, but only in its stand-up comedy moments, which I can turn on Comedy Central for.
Master P stars as Fifty Dollah' (beat that!) as a mobster (I think) who is trying to start a comedy club/act with his little brother Foolish (Eddie Griffin).  Not a hell of a lot. As I have mentioned, Master P cannot act or write. He acts like the rapper that he is. The occasional despair that his script requires him to exhibit is excruciatingly forced, as are his warm and fuzzy scenes with his little bro. As for his script -- well, I suppose he delivers what one would expect from a musical artist with no previous screenwriting experience. If you haven't yet figured it out, that is not saying much.
Co-star Eddie Griffin (really the star of the show) is quite a different story. The fact of the matter is that Griffin, whose most significant screen outing to date is probably the mildly successful tv show Malcolm and Eddie on the fledgling UPN network, is an extremely talented comedian, stand-up and otherwise. He has much in common with Chris Tucker (Rush Hour, Money Talks) in how quickly and effortlessly his speech flows from his lips. He spouts profanity with impressive dexterity (to the extent which that can be done), and while I hope that does not become his trademark it works in a few scenes in this movie.
And indeed, I laughed at a few stand-up scenes here, but from a feature-length movie I expect more. Foolish provided me with no reason to care for these characters.
Believe me when I say that there is nothing in Foolish that warrants parting with your hard-earned $8. You'll get more laughs from watching 30 minutes of Comedy Central or any virtually any sitcom if you don't have cable. Eddie Griffin fans may enjoy this derivative (although offensive) yarn, but everyone else should stay the hell away.
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A dissertation submitted to The Johns Hopkins University in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
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An implementation of methods for spectral analysis using the Bayesian framework. It includes functions for modelling spectrum as well as appropriate plotting and output estimates. There is segmentation capability with RJ MCMC (Reversible Jump Markov Chain Monte Carlo). The package takes these methods predominantly from the 2012 paper "AdaptSPEC: Adaptive Spectral Estimation for Nonstationary Time Series" <doi:10.1080/01621459.2012.716340>.
| Version: | 0.5.3 |
| Imports: | mvtnorm (≥ 1.0-5), pscl (≥ 1.4.9), trust (≥ 0.1-7) |
| Published: | 2017-02-22 |
| Author: | Rosen, O., Wood, S. and Stoffer, D. |
| Maintainer: | Andrew Ferris <andrew.ferris at sydney.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | BayesSpec results |
| Reference manual: | BayesSpec.pdf |
| Package source: | BayesSpec_0.5.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: BayesSpec_0.5.3.zip, r-release: BayesSpec_0.5.3.zip, r-oldrel: BayesSpec_0.5.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: BayesSpec_0.5.3.tgz, r-oldrel: BayesSpec_0.5.3.tgz |
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Season Report
Process for archiving monthly scores is as follows (games can be reported individually or simultaneously):
Make sure all coin updates for the month are submitted and appear on the regular leaderboard website.
Make sure an update for the subsequent month has not already been submitted. (If so, the tools cannot help you.)
(If you want to use the !admin-monthly-badges bot command to help with badges, you must do it now, after the bot is caught up with the above update.)
Enter the correct year and month in the form below and copy the JSON data in the field.
Paste the JSON data in season-history.json as the first item in the list for the game in question.
Go to the standard Leaderboard Coins Update and check the option to zero out the monthly coins. Submit the resulting JSON file as a normal leaderboard update.


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Furigana Notes will let you write quick notes in japanese, allowing you to add furigana on any kanji you need.
This is achieved by adding square brackets around the characters you want to mark, and then parenthesis with the furigana for this word. For example:
[日本語](にほんご)
Will become:
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Some older browsers might not support furigana, in which case, the text will just be displayed between parenthesis.
If your keyboard supports full width parenthesis, you can use them instead to put furigana to the character before it. For example:
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Deadly_Class
Set in a dark, heightened world against the backdrop of late 80s counter culture, Deadly Class follows the story of Marcus, a teen living on the streets who is recruited into Kings Dominion, an elite private academy where the world's top crime families send their next generations. Maintaining his moral code while surviving a ruthless curriculum, vicious social cliques and his own adolescent uncertainties soon proves to be vital.


Onsets and Frames is a deep neural network that transcribes audio of piano performances to NoteSequences/MIDI.
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On this page we have a controller that contains a directive that creates
a new child scope.
- Click the #rb#, then click the #psb# to see the initial state.
The controller and the directive each have a scope.
The directive also has its own controller, which is used to add property
|newProp| to the directive |$scope|.
- Type something in the textboxes, then click the #psb#.
The primitive associated with |ng-model| is created on the
directive child |$scope|, rather than the parent |$scope|.
This property now hides/shadows the parent |$scope| property of the
same name.
The object property associated with the second |ng-model| references
the object in the parent |$scope|, so changes are affected in the
parent |$scope|.
Tip:
normal JavaScript prototypal inheritance rules apply to the
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See also this
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- Defines blur radius (optional)spread
- Defines spread radius (optional)color
- Defines color of the shadowinset
- Chnges outer shadow to inner shadowinitial
- Default valueinherit
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box-shadow: 5px 5px 8px blue, 10px 10px 8px red, 15px 15px 8px green:
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properties:
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margin-right
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margin-left
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A paragraph with no specified margins.
outline
An outline is a line that is drawn around elements, outside the borders, to make the element "stand out".
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public enum HWPControlType
컨트롤 종류
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static class |
HWPControlType.Companion |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static HWPControlType.Companion |
Companion |
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long |
getCtrlId()
Long, 컨트롤 ID값을 가진 데이터
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boolean |
isField() |
void |
setCtrlId(long p)
Long, 컨트롤 ID값을 가진 데이터
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public static HWPControlType Table
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public static HWPControlType Gso
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public static HWPControlType Equation
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public static HWPControlType SectionDefine
구역 정의
public static HWPControlType ColumnDefine
단 정의
public static HWPControlType Header
머리말
public static HWPControlType Footer
꼬리말
public static HWPControlType Footnote
각주
public static HWPControlType Endnote
미주
public static HWPControlType AutoNumber
자동 번호
public static HWPControlType NewNumber
새 번호 지정
public static HWPControlType PageHide
감추기
public static HWPControlType PageOddEvenAdjust
홀/짝수 조정
public static HWPControlType PageNumberPosition
쪽 번호 위치
public static HWPControlType IndexMark
찾아보기 표식
public static HWPControlType Bookmark
책갈피
public static HWPControlType OverlappingLetter
글자 겹침
public static HWPControlType AdditionalText
덧말
public static HWPControlType HiddenComment
숨은 설명
public static HWPControlType FIELD_UNKNOWN
public static HWPControlType FIELD_DATE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_DOCDATE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_PATH
public static HWPControlType FIELD_BOOKMARK
public static HWPControlType FIELD_MAILMERGE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_CROSSREF
public static HWPControlType FIELD_FORMULA
public static HWPControlType FIELD_CLICKHERE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_SUMMARY
public static HWPControlType FIELD_USERINFO
public static HWPControlType FIELD_HYPERLINK
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_SIGN
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_DELETE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_ATTACH
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_CLIPPING
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_THINKING
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_PRAISE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_LINE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_SIMPLECHANGE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_HYPERLINK
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_LINEATTACH
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_LINELINK
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_LINETRANSFER
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_RIGHTMOVE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_LEFTMOVE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_TRANSFER
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_SIMPLEINSERT
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_SPLIT
public static HWPControlType FIELD_REVISION_CHANGE
public static HWPControlType FIELD_MEMO
public static HWPControlType FIELD_PRIVATE_INFO_SECURITY
public static HWPControlType.Companion Companion


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What I’m doing with my life
learning + lolling
working for the corner of the internet that I respect & adore more than any other
I’m really good at
- figuring stuff out (puzzles, mysteries)
- getting at the essence of stuff (people, song lyrics, etc)
- driving!
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
my favorite authors are Dostoyevsky and Dorothy West. I've been trying to get into contemporary authors recently but can't say I ride for any living novelist. Love a ton of Internet writers, though!
Breaking! Bad! and Better Call Saul (and the companion podcasts!!!). Veronica Mars, Friday Night Lights. Broad City. Silicon Valley. All of those prestige shows. Golden age of television, what a time to be alive.
Beach Boys, Kanye, The Strokes, Lana Del Rey, Run the Jewels, The Libertines, Michael Jackson, Pearl Jam
I spend a lot of time thinking about
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- the Dunning-Kruger effect
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Before Change
organism = job_context["samples"][organism_key][0].organism
try:
last_compendia = ComputedFile.objects.filter(
is_compendia=True,
compendia_organism=organism).order_by("-compendia_version")[-1]
compendia_version = last_compendia.compendia_version + 1
except Exception as e:
// This is the first compendia for this Organism
compendia_version = 1
After Change
// Compendia Result Helpers
primary_organism = job_context["samples"][organism_key][0].organism
organisms = [primary_organism]
compendia_version = CompendiaResult.objects.annotate(
organism_count=Count("organisms")
).filter(
primary_organism=primary_organism,
organisms__in=organisms,
organism_count=len(organisms)
).count() + 1
// Save Compendia Results
compendia_result = CompendiaResult()
compendia_result.primary_organism = primary_organism


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Крилица!


E kore e mau i a koe, he wae kai pakiaka. A foot accustomed to running over roots makes the speediest runner.
Te Houtaewa was the fastest runner of his day and played many pranks on his peoples enemies. One morning his mother wanted kumara for the hangi (earth oven) and asked Te Houtaewa to go to the gardens at Te Kao, a short distance away. He agreed to fetch the kumara and told his mother to prepare the hangi.
Te Oneroa a Tohe (Ninety Mile Beach)
Instead of going to the nearby gardens, Te Houtaewa set off for Ahipara as he wanted to annoy some Te Rarawa people who lived there. Carrying two large baskets for the kumara, he ran like the wind, completing the journey over the hard sands of Te Oneroa a Tohe (Ninety Mile Beach) in the few hours it takes a good hangi to heat up properly. On reaching Ahipara, he went straight to the people's kumara pataka (storehouse for the sweet potatoes) situated at the foot of the hill Whangatauatia.
While Te Houtaewa was filling his baskets with kumara he was spotted stealing the kai (food). He was immediately recognised.


[Gecode] Bug tracking?
duchier at ps.uni-sb.de
duchier at ps.uni-sb.de
Wed May 19 17:45:51 CEST 2004
Guido Tack <tack at ps.uni-sb.de> writes:
> I saw that Mozart uses "jitterbug", but I couldn't find any
> information on it, its web site seems to be dead. Maybe Denys knows
> more about it?
My recommendation is to go with a _standard_ and _modern_ tool.
Forget jitterbug it doesn't satisfy either criterion. While bugzilla
is rather complex, it has become so ubiquitous that people have become
familiar with it anyway. I like the fact that bugzilla supports
attachments: the lack of them is a big drawback in jitterbug. I also
like the "activity log".
Cheers,
--
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Card
问题描述 :
Bearchild is playing a card game with himself. But first of all, he needs to shuffle the cards. His strategy is very simple: After putting all the cards into a single stack,
he takes out some cards in the middle, from the L-th to the R-th when counting from top to bottom, inclusive, and puts them on the top. He repeats this action again
and again for N times, and then he regards his cards as shuffled.
he takes out some cards in the middle, from the L-th to the R-th when counting from top to bottom, inclusive, and puts them on the top.
Given L,R and N, and the initial card stack, can you tell us what will the card stack be like after getting shuffled?
输入:
First line contains an integer T(1 <= T <= 1000), which is the test cases.
For each test case, first line contains 52 numbers(all numbers are distinct and between 1 and 52), which is the card number of the stack, from top to bottom.
Then comes three numbers, they are N, L and R as described. (0<=N<=109, 1<=L<=R<=52)
For each test case, first line contains 52 numbers(all numbers are distinct and between 1 and 52), which is the card number of the stack, from top to bottom.
Then comes three numbers, they are N, L and R as described. (0<=N<=109, 1<=L<=R<=52)
输出:
First line contains an integer T(1 <= T <= 1000), which is the test cases.
For each test case, first line contains 52 numbers(all numbers are distinct and between 1 and 52), which is the card number of the stack, from top to bottom.
Then comes three numbers, they are N, L and R as described. (0<=N<=109, 1<=L<=R<=52)
For each test case, first line contains 52 numbers(all numbers are distinct and between 1 and 52), which is the card number of the stack, from top to bottom.
Then comes three numbers, they are N, L and R as described. (0<=N<=109, 1<=L<=R<=52)
样例输入:
1 13 2 10 50 1 28 37 32 30 46 19 47 33 41 24 52 27 42 49 18 9 48 23 35 31 8 7 12 6 5 3 22 43 36 51 40 26 4 44 17 39 38 15 14 25 16 29 20 21 45 11 34 902908328 38 50
样例输出:
Case #1: 26 4 44 17 39 38 15 14 25 16 29 20 21 45 13 2 10 50 1 28 37 32 30 46 19 47 33 41 24 52 27 42 49 18 9 48 23 35 31 8 7 12 6 5 3 22 43 36 51 40 11 34
来源：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=4350
题意：有52张扑克，每次从中间抽取一部分放到前面，问经过n次抽取后，扑克的顺序是什么。
思路：模拟题，我们可以先求出来循环节，之后n对循环节取余，之后再暴力就可以了，签名题。话说，今天被uestc虐的好惨。。
代码：
#include <iostream> #include <cmath> #include <string> #include <string.h> #include <cstdio> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; #define CLR(arr,val) memset(arr,val,sizeof(arr)) int num[55],num2[55]; const int N = 52; bool isok(int dit[55],int rp){ bool flag = true; for(int i = 1; i <= rp; ++i){ if(dit[i] != num[i]){ flag = false; break; } } return flag; } __int64 fun(int lp,int rp){ int num3[55]; int k = 0; __int64 cnt = 0; while(1){ k = 1; for(int i = lp; i <= rp; ++i) num3[k++] = num2[i]; for(int i = 1;i < lp; ++i) num3[k++] = num2[i]; cnt++; if(isok(num3,rp)){ break; } for(int i = 1; i <= rp; ++i) num2[i] = num3[i]; } return cnt; } void solve(__int64 x,int lp,int rp){ int dit[55],dit2[55]; for(int i = 1; i <= 52; ++i) dit[i] = num[i]; while(x--){ int k = 1; for(int i = lp; i <= rp; ++i) dit2[k++] = dit[i]; for(int i = 1; i < lp ;++i) dit2[k++] = dit[i]; for(int i = 1; i <= rp; ++i) dit[i] = dit2[i]; } printf("%d",dit[1]); for(int i = 2; i <= rp; ++i) printf(" %d",dit2[i]); for(int i = rp+1;i <= 52; ++i) printf(" %d",num[i]); printf("\n"); } int main(){ //freopen("1.txt","r",stdin); int numcase; scanf("%d",&numcase); for(int ca = 1; ca <= numcase; ++ca){ CLR(num,0); CLR(num2,0); for(int i = 1; i <= N; ++i) scanf("%d",&num[i]); int lp,rp; __int64 cnt; scanf("%I64d%d%d",&cnt,&lp,&rp); for(int i = 1; i <= rp; ++i) num2[i] = num[i]; __int64 x = fun(lp,rp); // printf("x = %d\n",x); __int64 y = cnt % x; printf("Case #%d: ",ca); if(y == 0){ printf("%d",num[1]); for(int i = 2; i <= N; ++i) printf(" %d",num[i]); printf("\n"); continue; } solve(y,lp,rp); } return 0; }
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Every day, thousands of articles are published online about political candidates by news organizations, journalists, and bloggers. T he abundance of political media poses an enormous challenge for candidates for political office and their campaigns. We propose a product, called PoliTrend, that helps campaigns and public officials track media coverage about a candidate and gauge the sentiment of t his coverage. The product utilizes a massive ingestion feed called Baleen to capture thousands of articles published daily by professional and amateur writers: e.g. bloggers and news outlets. In itself, the centralization of thousands of news stories would be useful for campaigns, but PoliTrend provides further information about the sentiment of each article: does a news story present a candidate in a more positive or negative light? The central feature of the product is that it presents a visualization of trends (hence “trend” in the name) in the sentiment of political coverage over time. Media matters: how the media portrays a candidate can have important implications for that candidate’s ability to raise funds and his/her electoral prospects. Even small shifts in sentiment can swing an election. PoliTrend provides critical insights that campaigns can use to adjust their messaging strategies. The target audiences for this product are media outlets, interest groups and Political Action Committees (PACs), and the campaigns themselves.
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BigParser API allows developers to build powerful experiences using the Grids within BigParser, and make life simple.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS Dated : 20.02.2018 Coram The Hon'ble Mr.Justice R.Subbiah and The Hon'ble Mr. Justice P.D. Audikesavalu W.A.No.1955 of 2018 and W.M.P.No.2460 and 2461 of 2018 K. Jaganathan Proprietor of M/s. K.J. Metal Industries. ...Appellant Vs. 1. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Chairman, No.76, Anna Salai, Guindy Industrial Estate, Guindy, Chennai - 600 032. 2. The District Environmental Engineer, The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, First Floor, No.6/1, Sri Jothi Complex, Murugesan Street, Balavinayagar Nagar, Arumbakkam, Chennai - 600 106. 3. The Superintending Engineer (Chennai EDC/North) Tamil Nadu Electricity Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) Chennai Electricity Distribution Circle/North, Ground Floor, 5B Block, No.144, Anna Salai, Chennai - 600 002. 4. The Assistant Executive Engineer (O & M Tondiarpet) Tamil Nadu Electricity Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) 33/11, KV Sub-station, Tolgate Substation, Chennai - 600 081. ...Respondents Prayer Writ Petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, praying for issuance of a writ of certiorari to call for the records of the first respondent in its proceedings in Proc.No.T1/TNPCB/F 32081/0S/CHN/W &A/2017, dated 04.01.2018, culminating into impugned order of the first respondent in Proc. No.T1/TNPCB/F/32081/OS/CHN/EB/2017, dated 04.01.2018 and to quash the same insofar as the same relates to being issued under Section 33 A of Water Act. For Appellants : Mr.D. Ravichander For Respondents 1 & 2 : Mrs. Rita Chandrasekar For Respondents 3 & 4 : Mr. P.R.Dhilipkumar O R D E R
(Order of the Court was delivered by R.Subbiah,J.) Heard Mr.D. Ravichander, the learned counsel appearing for the petitioner, Mrs. Rita Chandrasekar, the learned counsel for the respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and Mr. P.R.Dhilipkumar, the learned counsel for the respondent/TANGEDCO.
2. The challenge in this Writ Petition is to the order of closure passed by the first respondent and the consequential order of disconnection of electricity service connection to the petitioner's business premises.
3. The case of the petitioner is that, he is the Proprietor of M/s. K.J. Metal Industries, a manufacturing unit at No.163, S.N. Chetty Street, Royapuram, Chennai. The petitioner-Unit is engaged in the manufacture of aluminium circles, which includes melting of scrap, aluminium melting in furnace, conversion of molten aluminiums into blocks using dyes, etc. The petitioner-Unit is a Small Scale Industrial Unit, registered with the Department of Industries and Commerce. The petitioner is also a registered dealer on the file of the Commercial Taxes Department, under the provisions of Tamil Nadu Value Added Tax Act, 2006 and Tamil Nadu General Sales Tax Act, 1959, and has obtained all necessary licenses for running the said manufacturing Unit.
4. Whileso, the petitioner has been issued with two show causes notices, both dated 01.08.2017, alleging violation of Section 25 of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act and Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act respectively. Though the petitioner has sent reply to the show causes notices, vide reply, dated 11.08.2017, denying the alleged violation, the first respondent, not being satisfied with the explanation/reply offered by the petitioner, passed the impugned order of closure of the petitioner-Unit and also ordered for disconnection of the electricity service connection to the petitioner-Unit. Aggrieved by the same, the present Writ Petition is filed.
5. When the Writ Petition came up for consideration today, the learned counsel appearing for the petitioner submits that, the petitioner has filed an affidavit, inter alia stating that they decided to discontinue the industrial operations in the present site and to relocate the same to a new location and intended to use the present site as godown Unit. At this stage, it would be useful to refer to the relevant para from the said affidavits, which is extracted hereunder:-
"3. I state that, I have decided to discontinue industrial operations of my concern M/s KJ Metal Industries at its present site at No.163, S.N.Chetty Street, Royapuram, Chennai - 600 013 and to relocate the same to a new location. There are machineries, that includes melting furnace, rolling machine etc, worth of several lakhs lying idle inside my above mentioned closed unit and the same may be permitted by this Hon'ble forum to be removed from my above mentioned closed unit and the same may be permitted by this Hon'ble forum to be removed from my above mentioned closed unit. As almost all machineries were attached to earth, a short span of one month may be required for the completion of entire process of removal of all machineries, that includes mobilization of funds, manpower etc. Further, sufficient lighting arrangement is required during the process of removal machineries.
4. I state that the above mentioned premises at No.163, S.N. Chetty Street, Royapuram, Chennai - 600 013 was leased to me and subsequent to the removal of machineries. I intend to use the same as godown on commercial basis and thus the restoration of electricity is inevitable for the same. In the said circumstances, unless this Hon'ble Court permits the petitioner herein to remove all the machineries of his concern "M/s KJ Metal Industries" from its present site at No.163, S.N.Chetty Street, Royapuram, Chennai - 600 013 within stipulated timeframe and meanwhile directs the Respondents 3&4 to restore electricity connection in S.C.No.01-002-020-1415, I will be put to serious prejudice and untold hardships."
6. The learned counsel, therefore, seeks permission of this Court for removal of all the machineries/equipments lying at the present site to be shifted to some other place, for which purpose, electricity service connection is utmost required, and hence, prays that appropriate direction may be issued to the respondent/TANGEDCO to provide electricity to the service connection, bearing No.01-002-020-1415.
7. In the light of the affidavit filed by the learned counsel for the petitioner, no further adjudication is required in this Writ Petition. Accordingly, this Writ Petition is closed, with a direction to the petitioner to remove all the machineries/equipments from the present site, viz., at No.163, S.N. Chetty Street, Royapuram, Chennai, on or before 31st March, 2018. Till such time, the respondent/TANGEDCO is directed to provide the electricity service connection to the petitioner's present Unit. No costs. Consequently, connected Miscellaneous Petitions are closed.
(R.P.S.J.,) (P.D.A.J.,) 20.02.2018 Index : Yes sd Note : Issue order copy on 23.02.2018 To 1. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Chairman,o.76, Anna Salai, Guindy Industrial Estate, Guindy, Chennai - 600 032. 2. The District Environmental Engineer, The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, First Floor, No.6/1, Sri Jothi Complex, Murugesan Street, Balavinayagar Nagar, Arumbakkam, Chennai - 600 106. 3. The Superintending Engineer (Chennai EDC/North) Tamil Nadu Electricity Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) Chennai Electricity Distribution Circle/North, Ground Floor, 5B Block, No.144, Anna Salai, Chennai - 600 002. 4. The Assistant Executive Engineer (O & M Tondiarpet) Tamil Nadu Electricity Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) 33/11, KV Sub-station, Tolgate Substation, Chennai - 600 081. R.Subbiah, J., & P.D. Audikesavalu, J., sd W.A.No.1955 of 2018 20.02.2018


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robcor: Robust Correlations
Robust pairwise correlations based on estimates of scale,
particularly on "FastQn" one-step M-estimate.
| Version: |
0.1-6 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.10.0), stats |
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MASS, robustbase, sfsmisc |
| Published: |
2014-01-06 |
| Author: |
Paul Smirnov |
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Paul Smirnov <s.paul at mail.ru> |
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GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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