- m - Variable in class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker.MethodItem
-
- main() - Method in class JUnitTests.MainTest
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Visually see if the map looks good, no broken walls etc
- Main - Class in project
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Main Class to run everything
- Main() - Constructor for class project.Main
-
- main(String[]) - Static method in class project.Main
-
Main method
- MainTest - Class in JUnitTests
-
- MainTest() - Constructor for class JUnitTests.MainTest
-
- makeConstructorMenu(Collection<Class>, Location) - Method in class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker
-
Makes a menu that displays all public constructors of a collection of
classes.
- makeControls() - Method in class gridworld.gui.GUIController
-
Builds the panel with the various controls (buttons and
slider).
- makeDefaultValue(Class) - Method in class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker.MCItem
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- makeMethodMenu(T, Location) - Method in class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker
-
Makes a menu that displays all public methods of an object
- map - Static variable in class gridworld.actor.Casper
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The map of the game in 0'a and 1's
- map - Variable in class gridworld.gui.DisplayMap
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- MAX_DELAY_MSECS - Static variable in class gridworld.gui.GUIController
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- MAX_TEXT_LENGTH - Static variable in class gridworld.gui.DefaultDisplay
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- MCItem() - Constructor for class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker.MCItem
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- Mechanics - Class in project
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Holds useful methods
- Mechanics() - Constructor for class project.Mechanics
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- menuItemsDisabledDuringRun - Variable in class gridworld.gui.WorldFrame
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- MenuMaker<T> - Class in gridworld.gui
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Makes the menus for constructing new occupants and grids, and for invoking
methods on existing occupants.
- MenuMaker(WorldFrame<T>, ResourceBundle, DisplayMap) - Constructor for class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker
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Constructs a menu maker for a given world.
- MenuMaker.ConstructorItem - Class in gridworld.gui
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- MenuMaker.GridConstructorItem - Class in gridworld.gui
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- MenuMaker.MCItem - Class in gridworld.gui
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A menu item that shows a method or constructor.
- MenuMaker.MethodItem - Class in gridworld.gui
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- MenuMaker.OccupantConstructorItem - Class in gridworld.gui
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- message - Variable in class gridworld.world.World
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- MethodItem(Method) - Constructor for class gridworld.gui.MenuMaker.MethodItem
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- MIN_CELL_SIZE - Static variable in class gridworld.gui.GridPanel
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- MIN_DELAY_MSECS - Static variable in class gridworld.gui.GUIController
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- minimumLayoutSize(Container) - Method in class gridworld.gui.FormLayout
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- minScore - Static variable in class gridworld.actor.Score
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- mousePos - Variable in class gridworld.gui.GridPanel
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- mousePos - Variable in class gridworld.gui.WorldFrame
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- MovableActor - Class in gridworld.actor
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Subclass of actors.
- MovableActor() - Constructor for class gridworld.actor.MovableActor
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- MovableActor() - Method in class JUnitTests.MovableActorTest
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This tests the MovableActor constructor.
- MovableActorTest - Class in JUnitTests
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This class tests the MovableActor class.
- MovableActorTest() - Constructor for class JUnitTests.MovableActorTest
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- move() - Method in class gridworld.actor.MovableActor
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Moves forward, if possible.
- moveHelper(Location) - Method in class gridworld.actor.Casper
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moves and Repopulates the previous empty spaces or normal dot with a
mixture of pellets, powerpellet or Pineapple
- moveHelper(Location) - Method in class gridworld.actor.Dijkstra
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moves and Repopulates the previous empty spaces or normal dot with a
mixture of pellets, powerpellet or Pineapple
- moveHelper(Location) - Method in class gridworld.actor.Inky
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moves and Repopulates the previous empty spaces or normal dot with a
mixture of pellets, powerpellet or Pineapple
- moveTo(Location) - Method in class gridworld.actor.Ghost
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Moves the Ghost to the the new Location by
1) deleting this Ghost
2) If the new Location hold no Actor, creates a new Ghost there
2) If there is a pellet in the new Location, deletes the pellet and
puts a pellet in this location
3) Put a new Ghost in the new Location
- moveTo(Location) - Method in class gridworld.actor.MovableActor
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Moves this actor to a new location.
- moveTo(Location) - Method in class gridworld.actor.Pacman
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Moves this actor to a new location.
- moveTo() - Method in class JUnitTests.CasperTest
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General test for Ghost moveTo, not specific to Casper.
- moveTo() - Method in class JUnitTests.PacmanTest
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Tests the moveTo method and all its cases for Pacman, where Pacman moves one space in the current direction it is
facing.


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Now that we know who you are, I know who I am. I'm not a mistake! It all makes sense! In a comic, you know how you can tell who the arch-villain's going to be? He's the exact opposite of the hero.  I should've known way back when... You know why, David? Because of the kids. They called me Mr Glass.
Now that there is the Tec-9, a crappy spray gun from South Miami. This gun is advertised as the most popular gun in American crime. Do you believe that shit? It actually says that in the little book that comes with it: the most popular gun in American crime.
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Wrapper class to handle logging to console and/or files.
Methods
- #
- L
- N
Class Public methods
Constructor for AdWordsLogger.
Args:
filename: the filename for the log file to be written (if log_to_file is called)
log_to_console: boolean, indicates whether or not to log to the console
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/adwordslogger.rb, line 36 36: def initialize(filename, log_to_console=false) 37: @filename = filename 38: @loggers = [] 39: if log_to_console 40: stderr_logger = Logger.new(STDERR) 41: stderr_logger.level = Logger::INFO 42: @loggers << stderr_logger 43: end 44: end
Instance Public methods
Overload << operator to perform logging.
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/adwordslogger.rb, line 62 62: def << (text) 63: @loggers.each do |logger| 64: logger.info text.to_s 65: end 66: end
Enables logging to a file. May be called several times to log to multiple files.
Args:
path: where to write the file (defaults to current dir). Path only, do not provide filename.
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/adwordslogger.rb, line 53 53: def log_to_file(path='.') 54: new_logger = Logger.new(File.join(path, @filename)) 55: new_logger.level = Logger::INFO 56: @loggers << new_logger 57: 58: return nil 59: end


OpenCL Context¶
This document is auto-generated for Owl’s APIs. #23 entries have been extracted.
Github: {Signature} {Implementation}
Type definition¶
type num =
| F of float
| F32 of (float, float32_elt) Owl_dense_ndarray_generic.t
| F64 of (float, float64_elt) Owl_dense_ndarray_generic.t
Type of supported number types in the param of eval function.
type t = {
mutable device : cl_device_id array;
mutable context : cl_context;
mutable program : cl_program;
mutable progsrc : string array;
mutable command_queue : (cl_device_id, cl_command_queue) Hashtbl.t;
}
Type of context. Note this is different from OpenCL’s context object.
val default : t
Default context, with all GPU devices included and pre-compiled core kernels.
Query platform¶
val platforms : unit -> cl_platform_id array
List all the platforms on this computer.
val devices : unit -> cl_device_id array
List all the devices (including CPUs, GPUs, accelerators, etc.) on
val cpu_devices : unit -> cl_device_id array
List all the CPU devices on this computer.
val gpu_devices : unit -> cl_device_id array
List all the GPU devices on this computer.
val accelerators : unit -> cl_device_id array
List all the accelerators on this computer.
Manipulate context¶
val create : cl_device_id array -> string array -> t
Create a context with the given devices. The corresponding command queues are created and core kernels are compiled.
val get_opencl_ctx : t -> cl_context
Return the OpenCL context object. Note this is different from Owl’s context.
val get_program : t -> cl_program
Return the program associated with the context.
val get_dev : t -> int -> cl_device_id
Return the ith device object associated with the context.
val get_cmdq : t -> cl_device_id -> cl_command_queue
Return the corresponding command queue object of the given device object and its associated with the context.
Manipulate kernels¶
val kernels : t -> string array
List all the installed kernels in the given context.
val add_kernels : t -> string array -> unit
add_kernels ctx code
adds list of kernels to the existing context.
src
contains the source code of all the kernels. Note this function call
also causes all the existing kernels in the current context to be recompiled
with the passed in ones.
val make_kernel : t -> string -> cl_kernel
make_kernel ctx fun_name
makes a kernel object from passed in context with the given function name.
val ba_kernel : ('a, 'b) kind -> string -> cl_program -> cl_kernel
This function is similar to make_kernel
but specifically for making Bigarray function.
Evaluate kernels¶
val eval : ?param:num array -> ?ctx:t -> ?dev_id:int -> ?work_dim:int -> ?work_size:int array -> string -> unit
eval fun_name
evaluates a kernel function in the given context, by calling
Kernel.enqueue_ndrange
function.
- Parameters:
param
: an arrray ofnum
type elements which are passed into kernel function. Note the order of array elements is the same as the order of parameters of kernel function.ctx
: the context for running the kernel function,default
is used if this parameter is not specified.dev_id
: the device that the kernel function will run on. The default value is0
.work_dim
: The number of dimensions used to specify the global work-items and work-items in the work-group. work_dim must be greater than zero and less than or equal to three.work_size
: Global work size, if not specified the number of elements of the first ndarray inparam
is used.fun_name
: the name of the kernel function. It is either a function in the recompiled kernels, or those added by callingadd_kernels
function before.
Refer to the global_work_size
in OpenCL Document on clEnqueueNDRangeKernel


#loveislove Project
Michelle Venetucci Harvey started the #loveislove project after the 2016 election, in response to the fear felt by individuals in the LGBTQ community. In support of the fact that everyone deserves love (and all the rights that come along with that), she's offering free digital illustrations of LGBTQ couples (or triads) in hopes of providing some happiness and support.
Couples or friends and family can request an illustration. These make nice sentimental keepsakes and gifts.
What to expect
One illustration of the happy couple, delivered digitally. You will get the opportunity to request changes. Wait times vary based on availability.
How to request an illustration
Couples who would like an illustration, or friends and family who would like to gift an illustration, can request one by emailing Michelle or sending her a DM on Twitter. Please include reference photos for the illustration.
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Couples or individuals who do not identify as LGBTQ can still request an illustration, in exchange for a sliding scale donation that will be sent to an organization that works on related issues. Contact Michelle for more information.


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1 Any male whose private parts have been crushed or cut off may not belong to the assembly of Yahweh.
2 No illegitimate child may belong to the assembly of Yahweh; as far as to the tenth generation of his descendants, none of them may belong to the assembly of Yahweh.
3 An Ammonite or a Moabite may not belong to the assembly of Yahweh; as far as to the tenth generation of his descendants, none of them may belong to the assembly of Yahweh.
4 This is because they did not meet you with bread and with water on the road, when you had come out of Egypt, and because they hired against you Balaam son of Beor from Pethor in Aram Naharaim, to curse you.
5 But Yahweh your God would not listen to Balaam; instead, Yahweh your God turned the curse into a blessing for you, because Yahweh your God loved you.
6 You must never seek their peace or prosperity, during all your days.
7 You must not detest an Edomite, for he is your fellow Israelite; you must not abhor an Egyptian, because you were a foreigner in his land.
8 The descendants of the third generation that are born to them may belong to the assembly of Yahweh.
9 When you march out as an army against your enemies, then you must keep yourselves from every evil thing.
10 If there is among you any man who is unclean because of what happened to him at night, then he must go out of the army's camp; he must not come back into the camp.
11 When evening comes, he must bathe himself in water; when the sun goes down, he will come back inside the camp.
12 You must have a place also outside the camp to which you will go;
13 and you will have something among your tools to dig with; when you squat down to relieve yourself, you must dig with it and then put back the earth and cover up what has come out from you.
14 For Yahweh your God walks in the midst of your camp to give you victory and to hand over your enemies to you. Therefore your camp must be holy, so that he may not see any unclean thing among you and turn away from you.
15 You must not give back to his master a slave who has escaped from his master.
16 Let him live with you, in whatever town he chooses. Do not oppress him.
17 There must be no cultic prostitute among any of the daughters of Israel, neither must there be a cultic prostitute among the sons of Israel.
18 You must not bring the wages of a female prostitute, or the wages of a male prostitute, into the house of Yahweh your God for any vow; for both these are something disgusting to Yahweh your God.
19 You must not lend on interest to your fellow Israelite—interest of money, interest of food, or the interest of anything that is lent on interest.
20 To a foreigner you may lend on interest; but to your fellow Israelite you must not lend on interest, so that Yahweh your God may bless you in all that you put your hand to, in the land which you are going in to possess.
21 When you make a vow to Yahweh your God, you must not be slow in fulfilling it, for Yahweh your God will surely require it of you; it would be sin in you not to fulfill it.
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25 When you go into your neighbor's ripe grain, you may pluck the heads of grain with your hand, but do not put a sickle to your neighbor's ripe grain.


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In this assignment, students wrote code to traverse and manipulate the half edge data structure, a scheme for storing polygon meshes.
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It's Hard to Be a Grown-Up: Cat Plays With a Kitten
You can often see how a cat bites its kittens, hits them with its hind legs or drags them by the scruff, all while the kittens are squeaking. Don't rush to save the little ones, as this could be an educational moment for them.
A cat has been captured on video playing with a kitten. The funny little feline is apparently trying to get his fellow cat's attention, even though the elder one doesn't seem to be very interested or amused. The older feline just knocks the kitten down with its paw several times.


Ecologists/TREE (Fischer et. al. 2009), (Polasky et. al. 2011) give a nice overview/introduction to the problem. Perhaps most interestingly, both set up resilience approaches as a foil or alternate approach in contrast to a decision-theoretic problem. Fischer’s group does a particularly nice job handling the case that these two are separate approaches – it’s easy to dismiss resilience thinking as fuzzy optimization of fuzzy objective functions.
The Polasky piece does a nice job refocusing us on the obvious but brushed-over question of the objective function. Without explicit probabilities on outcomes, we switch immediately to approaches like maximin, which their simple example does a much better job calling attention to the weakness of such assumptions that do the richer examples usually formulated (below).
Entertainingly, max-min goes back to von Neumann’s proof of the theorem in two player games, while in the case of uncertainty “Nature” or “chance” takes the role of the other player – not knowing how they will play, you seek a strategy that maximizes the minimum payoff you will receive. Clearly this is invented in a discrete world with limited outcomes and options – for most realistic problems there must always be some probability of no payoff, regardless of strategy, and you must be doing a maximin conditional on the really unlikely things not happening (hit by asteroid, sudden collapse of your fishery, etc).
Their critique of decision theory focuses only on the fact that it requires probabilities of outcomes, which in practice won’t be known, or at least knowledge of possible states, in the case of maximin. The first is critique is quite just, which is as they say, the reason for maximin approaches. These probably founder more on their choice of objective function than their inability to enumerate possible states. Surprisingly they make no mention of computational complexity, which is probably in practice the more common limitation.
Info Gap Theory
Reading (Regan et. al. 2005), sounds like a sensitivity analysis on the uncertainty parameter. Authors refer to this as “info-gap theory,” though it’s not particularly different. (While sensitivity analysis would do this parametrically using, say, the width of the distribution about a parameter), this rather more crudely it seems, just varies the best-estimate value of the parameter until the decision changes.
Whoops (reading more), apparently it’s a thing (i.e. gets it’s own wikipedia page, also appearing in the literature without Dr. Ben-Haim, Nicholson & Possingham, 2007 (Halpern et. al. 2006)) though this still seems to support my characterization (the second author of the Eco Apps paper seems to be behind the term). Info-gap can also be framed as a Max Min approach.
Whoops again, apparently it’s a controversy too, (as mentioned in the Fischer piece). Nicholson & Possingham, 2007 Gives a rather nice list of papers that in single-species analyses have found ranking of management options to be robust to uncertainty and others where it is not (hardly surprising, but nice to have concrete examples). Takes a simple info-gap approach to the multi-species case.
More rigorous maximin approaches
Bill Brock’s work in this area is particularly nice. Cute proper technical example of model uncertainty in Hansen’s recursive max/min expected utility (Brock & Xepapadeas, 2010). Hansen’s treatment on these is dense (below), but not at all clear that this is what we want to be optimizing. See mathematical economics treatment of model uncertainty & misspecification in (Hansen & Sargent, 2001), (Hansen et. al. 2006)
Brock also has a beautiful simple paper pointing out how uncertainties lead to conflicting conclusions , such as the debate over the fisheries collapse. (Biggs et. al. 2009) Also has a nice example in Peterson et. al. 2003 of an apparently optimally managed system collapsing. Applies a passive adaptive management solution learning about a choice between two given models (with fixed parameters), one which describes the system around the eutrophic stable state, the other around the oligotrophic.Note the actual dynamics cannot be represented as a sum of these beliefs, so this approach is doomed and the result is hardly surprising mathematically, which kinda makes it all the more clever as an example.
(Brozović & Schlenker, 2011) is probably a richer example of an optimally managed system failing under uncertainty. Shows the outcome can be very sensitive to assumptions about uncertainty in systems with alternative stable states; a nice example to further the point of (Biggs et. al. 2009). Shows with moderate uncertainty a precautionary behavior, while more severe uncertainty it precaution isn’t worth it, since it cannot diminish the risk adequately.
(Meir et. al. 2004) Which seems to give rise to the Possingham position on giving only rules of thumb from decision theoretic models. Comes the closest to implementation uncertainty, considering the case in which a policy cannot be implemented immediately as it is formed. This is really a red herring – if implementation takes place over time, in principle that problem should be framed in the dynamic optimization. The real bugbear here is not implementation uncertainty per se, but the fact that dynamic solutions (SDP) are not computationally feasible, so they test rules-of-thumb against the optimum for a small problem, in hopes that the extrapolation is valid. The rules of thumb are “more effective” than a static solution; the optimal dynamic solution being unfeasible. It seems we’d be on firmer ground using small problems to provide counterexamples of when simple rules fail, than to use the lack of counterexample in a particular case as grounds for extrapolating.
References
Fischer J, Peterson G, Gardner T, Gordon L, Fazey I, Elmqvist T, Felton A, Folke C and Dovers S (2009). “Integrating Resilience Thinking And Optimisation For Conservation.” Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 24. ISSN 01695347, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.tree.2009.03.020.
Polasky S, Carpenter S, Folke C and Keeler B (2011). “Decision-Making Under Great Uncertainty: Environmental Management in an Era of Global Change.” Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 26. ISSN 01695347, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.tree.2011.04.007.
Regan H, Ben-Haim Y, Langford B, Wilson W, Lundberg P, Andelman S and Burgman M (2005). “Robust Decision-Making Under Severe Uncertainty For Conservation Management.” Ecological Applications, 15. ISSN 1051-0761, http://dx.doi.org/10.1890/03-5419.
Halpern B, Regan H, Possingham H and McCarthy M (2006). “Accounting For Uncertainty in Marine Reserve Design.” Ecology Letters, 9. ISSN 1461-023X, http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1461-0248.2005.00827.x.
Brock W and Xepapadeas A (2010). “Robust Control And Hot Spots in Dynamic Spatially Interconnected Systems.” Ssrn Electronic Journal. http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1736486.
Hansen L and Sargent T (2001). “Robust Control And Model Uncertainty.” American Economic Review, 91. ISSN 0002-8282, http://dx.doi.org/10.1257/aer.91.2.60.
Hansen L, Sargent T, Turmuhambetova G and Williams N (2006). “Robust Control And Model Misspecification.” Journal of Economic Theory, 128. ISSN 00220531, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jet.2004.12.006.
Biggs R, Carpenter S and Brock W (2009). “Spurious Certainty: How Ignoring Measurement Error And Environmental Heterogeneity May Contribute to Environmental Controversies.” Bioscience, 59. ISSN 0006-3568, http://dx.doi.org/10.1525/bio.2<IP_ADDRESS>.
Brozović N and Schlenker W (2011). “Optimal Management of an Ecosystem With an Unknown Threshold.” Ecological Economics, 70. ISSN 09218009, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2010.10.001.
Meir E, Andelman S and Possingham H (2004). “Does Conservation Planning Matter in A Dynamic And Uncertain World?” Ecology Letters, 7. ISSN 1461-023X, http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1461-0248.2004.00624.x.
- Making Conservation Decisions Under Uncertainty For The Persistence of Multiple Species, Emily Nicholson, Hugh P. Possingham, (2007) Ecological Applications, 17 10.1890/1051-0761(2007)017[0251:MCDUUF]2.0.CO;2
Uncertainty And The Management of Multistate Ecosystems: an Apparently Rational Route to Collapse, G. D. Peterson, S. R. Carpenter, W. A. Brock, (2003) Ecology, 84 10.1890/0012-9658(2003)084[1403:UATMOM]2.0.CO;2


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- This website rocks because of a scrolling interaction.
- Contents: Typography, images. The purpose is to download files/ zip folders. Spins as it scrolls. Black and white color except pictures.
- A multi-media archive. A digital/physical publication. School project.
- The navigation is clear as it involves us to scroll through it while the contents unfold. However, what’s not clear are the origins and the history of the website. Why archiving?
- The navigation does not change from page to page.
- It isn’t easy to navigate to the top as you have to scroll all the way back. No shortcut.
- We can’t choose where the website takes us. There is no menu.
- The visual representation isn’t related or doesn’t successfully portray the purpose.
2
- This website rocks because of a interactive game.
- Portfolio of a freelance graphic designer.
- Contents: His work. Animation and illustrative cursor. Black and White- inverted contents.
- Not clear. It’s jumbled. No scroll bar until you scroll. Doesn’t have a menu or instructions or any flow. Less visuals. Type is unnecessarily large.
- It’s a game but a tutorial or a “start” command for longer could be useful.
- It does change from page to page.
- The visual cue used was a countdown that led to the main page. However, it was too fast to understand.
- It is easy to return to the main page due to the “restart” button.
- The cursor is confusing. Serves no purpose? Change the cap to something else that makes it clear. Like a hand or a bat?
- He wanted to create an interactive website and show his ability to play with the website interaction.
3
- This website rocks because it conveys a clear idea.
- “Future according to Elon Musk” Goals and previous and potential projects by Tesla.
- Contents: Status of Tesla’s projects. Graphs and illustrative icons.
- Too much. Can get confusing. The main page is clear. The placing of the text as we hover over the icons is confusing. Serving the same functions so it’s monotonous.
- Clicking his head is a passageway to a calendar of his plans- interesting transition.
- Preview videos are helpful.
- However, showing the image first might be better than showing the text.
- Maybe a static image and hovering makes it moves with the text?
- The navigation is clear because of the icons and menu.
- Uses animation to change cue from interior page. Slides in as well as the background color changes.
- Easy to return back to the main page due to the home icon.
- The intention is to preview Tesla’s projects by interacting with the website. It is effective with the animation and the images. Interesting to look at and explore.


| 1 |
DNS Recursor |
The DNS recursor is a server designed to receive queries from client machines through applications such as web browsers. Typically the recursor is then responsible for making additional requests in order to satisfy the client’s DNS query. |
| 2 |
Root Nameserver |
The Root server is the first step in translating (resolving) human readable host names into IP addresses. It can be thought of like an index in a library that points to different racks of books - typically it serves as a reference to other more specific locations. |
| 3 |
TLD Name Server |
The top level domain server (TLD) can be thought of as a specific rack of books in a library. This nameserver is the next step in the search for a specific IP address, and it hosts the last portion of a hostname (In example.com, the TLD server is “com”). |
| 3 |
Authoritative Name Server |
This final nameserver can be thought of as a dictionary on a rack of books, in which a specific name can be translated into its definition. The authoritative nameserver is the last stop in the nameserver query. If the authoritative name server has access to the requested record, it will return the IP address for the requested hostname back to the DNS Recursor (the librarian) that made the initial request. |


Handle XMPP stuff.
- Source:
Namespaces
Methods
(static) addBuddy(username, alias)
Add buddy to my friends
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
username |
string | jid |
alias |
string |
- Source:
(static) getCapabilitiesByJid(jid)
Retrieves capabilities.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jid |
- Source:
Returns:
List of known capabilities
(static) hasFeatureByJid(jid, feature, cb) → {boolean}
Test if jid has given features
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jid |
string | Jabber id |
feature |
Array.<string> | Single feature or list of features |
cb |
function | Called with the result as first param. |
- Source:
Returns:
True, if jid has all given features. Null, if we do not know it currently.
- Type
- boolean
(static) loadVcard(bid, cb, error_cb)
This function loads a vcard.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
bid |
||
cb |
||
error_cb |
- Source:
(static) logout(complete) → {Boolean}
Logs user out of his xmpp session and does some clean up.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
complete |
boolean | If set to false, roster will not be removed |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Boolean
(static) removeBuddy(jid)
Remove buddy from my friends
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jid |
type |
- Source:
(static) resFriendReq(from, approve)
response to friendship request
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
from |
string | jid from original friendship req |
approve |
boolean |
- Source:
(static) sendMessage(bid, msg, uid)
Public function to send message.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
bid |
css jid of user | |
msg |
message | |
uid |
unique id |
- Source:
(static) sendPres()
Sends presence stanza to server.
- Source:


Item 3.
Finally, once the percentages are calculated, create the pie chart. Divide the circle into sectors, where each sector represents a category. The relative area of each sector must match the percentage of time a particular category has been selected. For example, since 15% of the times respondents expressed their concerns about the lack of a proper waste disposal system, the area of the sector representing "lack of a proper waste disposal system" is 15% of the total area of the pie chart. Refer to Figure 2.6.2.in-context


Smoke Simulation
Uses the Cavas element, invoking the WebGLRenderingContext. This is a 3D rendering context.
Cube
Uses THREE.js, a 3D JavaScript library.
Snow
Uses the Canvas element, invoking the CanvasRenderingContext2D object. This is a 2D contextType.
Spiral
Uses the Canvas element, invoking the CanvasRenderingContext3D object. This is a 3D contextType.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}CM Validator{% endblock %} {% block navhome %}{% endblock %} {% block navcmvalidator %}class="active"{% endblock %} {% block content %}
File selected: {{ filepath }}
{% if not dataCorrected %}{{ messages }}
{% else %} {% if messages %}File does not conform to the selected content model. {% if valid %} However, if the changes indicated below are acceptable, download the file below for a conforming copy of your data.
{% else %}The issues indicated in the error messages below must be made before the data will validate. If the changes indicated in the Warning and Notice messages are acceptable, download the file below and then in that document fix the indicated errors.
{% endif %} Note that in the messages below Row 0 indicates the header row.
If your CSV viewer indicates the header row as Row 1 the row numbers below will need to be incremented by 1.
File conforms to the selected content model.
{% endif %} {% endif %}


The fully-qualified base url of the CONS3RT site to connect to. This should include the protocol.
Example: https://example.io


THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.6
United States, 1995 U.S. Availability: limited release 8/18/95 Running Length: 1:37 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, sex) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Mike McGlone, Edward Burns, Jack Mulcahy, Connie Britton, Shari Albert, Maxine Bahns, Jennifer Jostyn, Elizabeth P. McKay Director: Edward Burns Producer: Dick Fisher and Edward Burns Screenplay: Edward Burns Cinematography: Dick Fisher Music: Seamus Egan U.S. Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox
Love, passion, and Irish Catholicism collide in THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN, writer/director Edward Burns' feature debut. This is one of the better independent romantic comedies to come along in a while. Although it generally stays true to the cliches and plot turns of the genre, THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN is smart and honest rather than manipulative. Instead of resorting to hard-to-swallow story complications, this film stays on-target from its opening moments. Along the way, the empty dialogue too often incipient in this sort of picture is replaced by intelligent, insightful conversations.
One of THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN's top assets is the brothers themselves. Despite their flaws (and each has a reasonably obvious one), Patrick (Mike McGlone), Jack (Jack Mulcahy), and Barry (Edward Burns) are likeable guys. They drink beer together, reminisce none-too-fondly about their dead father, and discuss topics ranging from true love to whether there's a hell.
Patrick, the youngest, has just graduated from college and is getting cold feet about the prospect of spending the rest of his life with his Jewish girlfriend, Susan (Shari Albert). He thinks he loves her, but he's not *in love* with her, and he yearns for something more romantic. On top of that, Patrick is saddled with the usual Catholic guilt inherent in a relationship -- especially one that involves pre-marital sex -- with a non-Catholic. But is this a genuine concern, or just an excuse to avoid commitment?
Jack, the oldest, is happily married to Molly (Connie Britton), the love of his life. But, as her maternal instincts assert themselves, Jack's eye begins to roam. Waiting to seduce him is Ann (Elizabeth P. McKay), a woman who's interested only in sex, not a relationship, and has decided that the best way to get what she wants is to become involved with a married man.
Barry, the middle brother, is the most cynical of the three. ("Being a pessimist," he says, "makes it easier to deal with my inevitable failure.") A screenwriter on the verge of a big breakthrough, Barry goes from relationship to relationship without ever finding love. For him, marriage is out of the question, and whenever a woman mentions the possibility of something long-term, Barry is out the door. Then he meets Audrey (Maxine Bahns), and suddenly nothing is quite so clear-cut.
If this film was only about the three men and their relationships, it would be enjoyable, but not particularly noteworthy. However, Burns has given his characters a slew of interesting things to say, and he hasn't reduced the women to pawns in male-centered romantic fantasies. In fact, in THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN, the female halves of the relationships are often smarter and hipper than their male counterparts. When one of the brothers thinks he's putting something over on his wife/girlfriend/lover, he's more likely just fooling himself.
In many closely-knit Irish American communities, as in many Italian American communities, Catholicism is more of a culture than a religion, and THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN explores the differences between accepting Catholic doctrine as a way of life and simply calling oneself "Catholic."  Barry and Jack accept their heritage, but, if they even believe in God, they don't show it. Yet even Barry is concerned about dating a non-Catholic woman.
Despite its occasional forays into weighty matters, THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN largely stays on the light side, where all good romantic comedies reside. The tone is upbeat and the script is laced with wit and, upon occasion, there are moments guaranteed to cause deeper, louder laughter. Barry's comparison of relationships to peeling and slicing a banana is the movie's comic highlight. Above all, THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN is undeniably charming, and that's the best reason to spend ninety-seven minutes with these men. You don't have to be Catholic, or Irish, or even American, to "get it." Burns' language, despite originating on Long Island, is universal in appeal and meaning.
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nofollow
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keyword may be used with a
,
area
, and form
elements. This keyword does not create a
hyperlink, but annotates any other
hyperlinks created by the element (the implied hyperlink, if no other keywords create one).
The nofollow
keyword indicates that the link is not endorsed
by the original author or publisher of the page, or that the link to the referenced document was
included primarily because of a commercial relationship between people affiliated with the two
pages.


syntax: ngx.req.set_uri(uri, jump?)
context: set_by_lua*, rewrite_by_lua*, access_by_lua*, content_by_lua*, header_filter_by_lua*, body_filter_by_lua*
Rewrite the current request's (parsed) URI by the uri
argument. The uri
argument must be a Lua string and cannot be of zero length, or a Lua exception will be thrown.
The optional boolean jump
argument can trigger location rematch (or location jump) as ngx_http_rewrite_module's rewrite directive, that is, when jump
is true
(default to false
), this function will never return and it will tell Nginx to try re-searching locations with the new URI value at the later post-rewrite
phase and jumping to the new location.
Location jump will not be triggered otherwise, and only the current request's URI will be modified, which is also the default behavior. This function will return but with no returned values when the jump
argument is false
or absent altogether.
For example, the following Nginx config snippet
```nginx
rewrite ^ /foo last;
```
can be coded in Lua like this:
```lua
ngx.req.set_uri("/foo", true)
```
Similarly, Nginx config
```nginx
rewrite ^ /foo break;
```
can be coded in Lua as
```lua
ngx.req.set_uri("/foo", false)
```
or equivalently,
```lua
ngx.req.set_uri("/foo")
```
The jump
argument can only be set to true
in rewrite_by_lua*. Use of jump in other contexts is prohibited and will throw out a Lua exception.
A more sophisticated example involving regex substitutions is as follows
```nginx
location /test { rewrite_by_lua_block { local uri = ngx.re.sub(ngx.var.uri, "^/test/(.*)", "/$1", "o") ngx.req.set_uri(uri) } proxy_pass http://my_backend; }
```
which is functionally equivalent to
```nginx
location /test { rewrite ^/test/(.*) /$1 break; proxy_pass http://my_backend; }
```
Note that it is not possible to use this interface to rewrite URI arguments and that ngx.req.set_uri_args should be used for this instead. For instance, Nginx config
```nginx
rewrite ^ /foo?a=3? last;
```
can be coded as
```nginx
ngx.req.set_uri_args("a=3") ngx.req.set_uri("/foo", true)
```
or
```nginx
ngx.req.set_uri_args({a = 3}) ngx.req.set_uri("/foo", true) ```
This interface was first introduced in the v0.3.1rc14
release.


Or, How to Read the SAFS Keyword Reference!
updated: 2014.03.25
Generally, keywords are listed in BLUE.
However, keywords that have been deprecated in favor of newer or better keywords should be listed in RED.
The reference does not seem to accurately reflect this for all cases just yet. This is not a high priority because deprecated
keywords will work indefinitely. However, maintenance or updates to the keyword implementation may not occur if a replacement keyword does exist.
The SAFS Keyword Reference shows which ENGINES support which keywords through small colored icons.
The text inside the icon is a key to the supporting engine. These are listed below:
| Engine Icon | Description |
|---|---|
| ABT | Abbot |
| DRD | Android |
| IOS | Apple IOS |
| AUT | Autoit |
| RC | IBM Rational Robot |
| RJ | IBM Rational Functional Tester |
| WR | Mercury WinRunner |
| SDC | SAFS/DriverCommands |
| SE | Selenium RC (1.0) |
| SE2 | Selenium WebDriver (2.0) |
| TC | SmartBear Test Complete |
| TID | SAFSDRIVER (SAFS Tool-Independent Driver) |
Engine-specific Keyword References show keywords support for individual DOMAINS in that engine through small colored icons. The text inside the icon is a key to the supporting domain. Each engine may support multiple domains for a given keyword. The domain icons are always adjacent to the engine icon.
NOTE:
Domain means a programming technology (programming language). Domain icon has been added recently,
so it has NOT been used for previously supported engines like ABT,
RC or RJ etc.
Some known domains are listed below:
| Domain Icon | Description |
|---|---|
| DEV | Development domain |
| DOJ | DOJO HTML domain |
| DRD | Native Android domain |
| FLX | Flex domain |
| HTM | Generic HTML domain |
| IOS | Native IOS domain |
| JAV | Java domain |
| NET | .Net domain |
| SAP | SAP OpenUI5 HTML domain |
| VSTO | VSTO domain |
| WIN | Native Windows domain |
| WPF | Windows Presentation Foundation domain |
TestComplete CheckBoxFunctions::Check
TC
NET
FLX
means keyword 'Check' is supported by 'Test Complete Engine' for both '.Net' and 'Flex' domains.
As a reminder, this domain support is NOT shown in the main SAFS Keyword Reference for ALL engines.
It is only shown in the separate keyword reference built for each specific engine--as shown in the Test Complete Check command example shown above.
SAFS also defines multiple record types as shown in SAFS Record Formats standard.
| Command Type | Description |
|---|---|
| C | Driver Commands |
| T | Component Function or Test Commands |
And each command may support different modes:
| Support Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| W | "Warning Expected" |
| F | "Failure Expected" |
Thus: CW
, CF
, TW
, and TF
are valid record types for keywords that support those modes.
We have color coded the engine icons to indicate the support provided by each engine for every keyword. The color legend for the engine icons is shown below:
| Engine Icon | Description |
|---|---|
| ABT DRD IOS RC RJ WR SDC SE SE2 TC TID AUT | Normal support. No support for Expected Warnings or Failures. |
| ABT DRD IOS RC RJ WR SDC SE SE2 TC TID AUT | Normal and Expected Warning Support. No Expected Failure support. |
| ABT DRD IOS RC RJ WR SDC SE SE2 TC TID AUT | Normal and Expected Failure Support. No Expected Warning support. |
| ABT DRD IOS RC RJ WR SDC SE SE2 TC TID AUT | Normal, Expected Warning, and Expected Failure all supported. |
We will expand upon the information in this doc as time and resources permits.


Match Play. 4-4 to 7. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=153 White=137
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I had this position as White against one of the top players on GridGammon and was surprised when he played 13/11, 8/4, 6/4. I thought he would play 22/20(2), 9/7(2).
He is not a top player for nothing. His play was absolutely correct My play ties with 13/7, 9/7 but both are bad errors according to XG.
It turns out that creating a five-point broken prime is more important than advancing the rear checkers or making the bar. Red trails in the race after the roll so now I can see the logic of the play.
We have frequently seen the power of the broken prime on this website and this is another position to add to the collection. Note also that having an additional home board point makes it more dangerous for White to flee with one rear checker. 13/11, 8/4, 6/4 wins more gammons than any other play.
He is not a top player for nothing. His play was absolutely correct My play ties with 13/7, 9/7 but both are bad errors according to XG.
It turns out that creating a five-point broken prime is more important than advancing the rear checkers or making the bar. Red trails in the race after the roll so now I can see the logic of the play.
We have frequently seen the power of the broken prime on this website and this is another position to add to the collection. Note also that having an additional home board point makes it more dangerous for White to flee with one rear checker. 13/11, 8/4, 6/4 wins more gammons than any other play.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 8/4 6/4 Eq.: +0.460 0.708 0.222 0.009 - 0.292 0.080 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 9/7 Eq.: +0.423 (-0.038) 0.697 0.213 0.008 - 0.303 0.081 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 22/20(2) 9/7(2) Eq.: +0.421 (-0.039) 0.702 0.191 0.006 - 0.298 0.062 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 9/7(2) 6/4 Eq.: +0.379 (-0.081) 0.688 0.197 0.007 - 0.312 0.097 0.004 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 9/7(2) 8/6 Eq.: +0.363 (-0.098) 0.674 0.212 0.008 - 0.326 0.086 0.003


@() @main("Crosswords")("Home") {
A lot of websites and newspapers offer puzzles in many ways. While tools are available for games like Sudoku, crosswords have only limited help. There exist web pages providing customized search (e.g. Crossword Solver) but only to a small extent.
Our goal is to collect word definitions from various sources (dictionaries and encyclopedias like Wiktionary) and crosswords (from news paper sources like The Guardian). This database coule be analysed and hierarchically clustered to group entries by themes, definitions and synonyms. By joining multiple definitions for a single word, characteristic keywords could be identified. Moreover, some projects like WordNet could improve the results.
The goal would be to build a we application providing tools to generate and solve crosswords. In such application, we would provide word proposal through definitions and keywods, as well as word completion.
Since we want to create a complete web application, based on machine learning and language processing algorithms results, we can split the project in 3 distincts tasks. Each of them is described on their own page. They will mainly communicate using a central database. We will also try, as much as possible, to reuse code and algorithms.
The project has 3 milestones:


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Nickname: Joss
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>My name is Jocelyn Murray, and I also go by Joss. Here at Lewis, I am double majoring in Cybersecurity and Computer Science. It's my third year here, but I'm currently a Senior due to credit hours... so I'm not incredibly sure when I'm going to graduate. I'm originally from the greater Boston area. When I'm not at school, that's where I live with my parents and my older brothers. It's definitely nice to be back at school after 18 months at home due to the pandemic.
I really enjoy participating in extracurricular programs here at Lewis, and I would call my work within Lewis University's Cyber Defense Club to be my hobby. It takes up a lot of my spare time, and it's really what I enjoy doing the most. From preparing for competitions to putting together workshops for club meetings, I find it to be the highlight of my week. If anyone's interested in joining, I've included a button to join our Discord server below. It's also available directly through the Lewis University Discord Hub.
Other than that, I usually just paint and listen to audiobooks and podcasts in my spare time. I really like watercolor painting because I find acrylic to be a pain to work with. However, now that I'm at school I find that I have less and less time to paint.
This semester I'm continuing my summer work for my capstone! I work as an intern at Putnam Investments.


@remarks
| Exception Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | c is an uninitialized array. - or - c is Nothing. |
| NotSupportedException | The ArrayList is Read-Only - or - The ArrayList is Fixed-Size. |
| InvalidCastException | c is not a VBA.Collection, ICollection object, or an Array. |
An ArrayList is created and filled with an initial set of elements, then a Queue is filled with additional elements that will be added to the ArrayList using AddRange.
Private Sub Main() Dim List As New ArrayList '' add several elements to the ArrayList List.Add "Humpty" List.Add "Dumpty" List.Add "sat" List.Add "on" List.Add "a" List.Add "wall." '' Display the contents of the ArrayList Console.WriteLine "The ArrayList initially contains:" PrintValues List Dim Que As New Queue Que.Enqueue "Humpty" Que.Enqueue "Dumpty" Que.Enqueue "had" Que.Enqueue "a" Que.Enqueue "great" Que.Enqueue "fall." '' Display the contents of the Queue Console.WriteLine "The Queue initially contains:" PrintValues Que '' Add the elements in the Queue to the ArrayList List.AddRange Que '' Display the new contents of the ArrayList Console.WriteLine "The ArrayList with the elements from the Queue:" PrintValues List Console.ReadKey End Sub Private Sub PrintValues(ByVal Source As IEnumerable) Dim Value As Variant Console.WriteValue vbTab For Each Value In Source Console.WriteValue "{0} ", Value Next Value Console.WriteLine End Sub '' This code produces the following output. '' '' The ArrayList initially contains: '' Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. '' The Queue initially contains: '' Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. '' The ArrayList with the elements from the Queue: '' Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.


Class Teacher
java.lang.Object
User
Employee
Teacher
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.io.Serializable
,java.lang.Comparable<User>
,Messageable
public class Teacher
extends Employee
Represents Teachers information and account
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
-
Constructor Summary
-
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
addFiles(Course course, CourseFiles courseFiles)
boolean
deleteFiles(Course course, CourseFiles courseFiles)
checking process of deleting filesboolean
equals(java.lang.Object o)
equals methodAcademicDegree
getAcademicDegree()
get Academic degree of Teacherjava.util.ArrayList<Course>
getCourses()
get courses of TeacherFaculty
getFaculty()
get Academic faculty of Teacherjava.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Mark>
getMarksOfStudent(Student student)
get marks for one studentjava.util.HashMap<Student,Mark>
getMarksOfStudents(Course course)
get marks of student for coursejava.lang.String
getMessage()
get all messages eint
getNumberOfVotes()
get number of votesdouble
getRate()
get rate of teacherjava.util.ArrayList<Course>
getTeachingCourses()
get all teaching courses eint
hashCode()
getting hash codevoid
putMark(Course course, TypeOfMark typeOfMark, double points, Student student)
java.util.ArrayList<News>
seeNews()
seeing newsvoid
sentMessage()
void
setAcademicDegree(AcademicDegree academicDegree)
void
setCourses(Course course)
get courses of Teachervoid
setFaculty(Faculty faculty)
void
setNumberOfVotes(int numberOfVotes)
set number of votesvoid
setRate(double rate)
set rate of teacherjava.lang.String
toString()
to string methodjava.util.HashSet<java.lang.String>
viewCourseFiles(Course course)
view Course filesjava.util.ArrayList<Student>
viewStudentsInfo(Course course)
get every student's for courseMethods inherited from class Employee
compareTo, sentMessage
Methods inherited from class User
getFullName, getId, getIsLogged, getName, getPassword, getSurname, getUsername, login, logout, setFullName, setId, setIsLogged, setName, setPassword, setSurname, setUsername
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
-
Constructor Details
-
Teacher
public Teacher() -
Teacher
public Teacher(java.lang.String id, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String surname, EmployeeTypes department, AcademicDegree academicDegree)
-
-
Method Details
-
getAcademicDegree
public AcademicDegree getAcademicDegree()get Academic degree of Teacher- Returns:
- Academic degree of Teacher
-
setAcademicDegree
public void setAcademicDegree(AcademicDegree academicDegree) -
getFaculty
public Faculty getFaculty()get Academic faculty of Teacher- Returns:
- Academic faculty of Teacher
-
setFaculty
public void setFaculty(Faculty faculty) -
getCourses
public java.util.ArrayList<Course> getCourses()get courses of Teacher- Returns:
- Array list of courses
-
setCourses
public void setCourses(Course course)get courses of Teacher- Parameters:
course
- course of teacher
-
viewStudentsInfo
get every student's for course- Parameters:
course
- current course- Returns:
- Array list of courses
-
putMark
-
addFiles
public void addFiles(Course course, CourseFiles courseFiles) -
deleteFiles
public boolean deleteFiles(Course course, CourseFiles courseFiles)checking process of deleting files- Parameters:
course
- files and Course- Returns:
- boolean expression if file deleted
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viewCourseFiles
public java.util.HashSet<java.lang.String> viewCourseFiles(Course course)view Course files- Parameters:
course
- course- Returns:
- Hash set of course files
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getNumberOfVotes
public int getNumberOfVotes()get number of votes- Returns:
- number of votes Teacher
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setNumberOfVotes
public void setNumberOfVotes(int numberOfVotes)set number of votes- Parameters:
numberOfVotes
- of votes Teacher
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getRate
public double getRate()get rate of teacher- Returns:
- rate of Teacher
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setRate
public void setRate(double rate)set rate of teacher- Parameters:
rate
- of Teacher from user
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hashCode
public int hashCode()getting hash code- Overrides:
hashCode
in classUser
- Returns:
- hash code of object
-
equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)equals method- Overrides:
equals
in classUser
- Parameters:
o
- Teacher- Returns:
- boolean expression if objects are equal
-
toString
public java.lang.String toString()to string method- Overrides:
toString
in classEmployee
- Returns:
- all information about Teacher
-
seeNews
public java.util.ArrayList<News> seeNews()seeing news- Returns:
- all news
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getMarksOfStudent
get marks for one student- Parameters:
student
- student- Returns:
- hash map of course and mark
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getMarksOfStudents
get marks of student for course- Parameters:
course
- current course- Returns:
- hash map of student and mark
-
getTeachingCourses
public java.util.ArrayList<Course> getTeachingCourses()get all teaching courses e- Returns:
- array list of all courses
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sentMessage
public void sentMessage() -
getMessage
public java.lang.String getMessage()get all messages e- Specified by:
getMessage
in interfaceMessageable
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getMessage
in classEmployee
- Returns:
- all messages
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The command to run that will run a match and send to the standard out any updates and and match conclusion data. This is always executed in the same directory the dimension is created in.
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pingouin.circ_corrcc¶
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pingouin.
circ_corrcc
(x, y, correction_uniform=False)¶ Correlation coefficient between two circular variables.
- Parameters
- x1-D array_like
First circular variable (expressed in radians).
- y1-D array_like
Second circular variable (expressed in radians).
- correction_uniformbool
Use correction for uniform marginals.
- Returns
- rfloat
Correlation coefficient.
- pvalfloat
Uncorrected p-value.
Notes
Adapted from the CircStats MATLAB toolbox [1].
The range of
x
andy
must be either \([0, 2\pi]\) or \([-\pi, \pi]\). Ifangles
is not expressed in radians (e.g. degrees or 24-hours), please use thepingouin.convert_angles()
function prior to using the present function.Please note that NaN are automatically removed.
If the
correction_uniform
is True, an alternative equation from [2] (p. 177) is used. If the marginal distribution ofx
ory
is uniform, the mean is not well defined, which leads to wrong estimates of the circular correlation. The alternative equation corrects for this by choosing the means in a way that maximizes the positive or negative correlation.References
- 1
Berens, P. (2009). CircStat: A MATLAB Toolbox for Circular Statistics. Journal of Statistical Software, Articles, 31(10), 1–21. https://doi.org/10.18637/jss.v031.i10
- 2
Jammalamadaka, S. R., & Sengupta, A. (2001). Topics in circular statistics (Vol. 5). world scientific.
Examples
Compute the r and p-value of two circular variables
>>> from pingouin import circ_corrcc >>> x = [0.785, 1.570, 3.141, 3.839, 5.934] >>> y = [0.593, 1.291, 2.879, 3.892, 6.108] >>> r, pval = circ_corrcc(x, y) >>> print(round(r, 3), round(pval, 4)) 0.942 0.0658
With the correction for uniform marginals
>>> r, pval = circ_corrcc(x, y, correction_uniform=True) >>> print(round(r, 3), round(pval, 4)) 0.547 0.2859


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Trump calls his impeachment proceedings as 'Kangaroo court'
The Democrat-led inquiry is establishing whether the U.S. President withheld aid to Ukraine in return for an inquiry into ex-Vice President Joe Biden.
by PTIU.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday described his impeachment proceedings as a “Kangaroo court” and alleged that the Opposition Democrats are using this for political gains.
In his first Cabinet meeting after the initiation of the impeachment proceedings against him by the House of Representatives, Mr. Trump said that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, is using the USMCA, a trade pact between US, Mexico and Canada, to rope in lawmakers for a vote in the impeachment proceedings against him.
“I think the woman is grossly incompetent,” Mr. Trump said.
“All she wants to do is focus on impeachment, which is just a little pipe dream, he said.
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The Democrat-led inquiry is establishing whether Mr. Trump withheld aid to Ukraine in return for an inquiry into ex-Vice President Joe Biden.
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To modify data in a SQL Server database by using a stored procedure, the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver provides the SQLServerCallableStatement class. By using the SQLServerCallableStatement class, you can call stored procedures that modify data that is contained in the database and return a count of the number of rows affected, also referred to as the update count.
After you have set up the call to the stored procedure by using the SQLServerCallableStatement class, you can then call the stored procedure by using either the execute or the executeUpdate method. The executeUpdate method will return an int value that contains the number of rows affected by the stored procedure, but the execute method does not. If you use the execute method and want to get the count of the number of rows affected, you can call the getUpdateCount method after you run the stored procedure.
As an example, create the following table and stored procedure, and also insert sample data in the SQL Server 2005 AdventureWorks sample database:
CREATE TABLE TestTable (Col1 int IDENTITY, Col2 varchar(50), Col3 int); CREATE PROCEDURE UpdateTestTable @Col2 varchar(50), @Col3 int AS BEGIN UPDATE TestTable SET Col2 = @Col2, Col3 = @Col3 END; INSERT INTO dbo.TestTable (Col2, Col3) VALUES ('b', 10);
In the following example, an open connection to the AdventureWorks sample database is passed in to the function, the execute method is used to call the UpdateTestTable stored procedure, and then the getUpdateCount method is used to return a count of the rows that are affected by the stored procedure.
public static void executeUpdateStoredProcedure(Connection con) { try { CallableStatement cstmt = con.prepareCall("{call dbo.UpdateTestTable(?, ?)}"); cstmt.setString(1, "A"); cstmt.setInt(2, 100); cstmt.execute(); int count = cstmt.getUpdateCount(); cstmt.close(); System.out.println("ROWS AFFECTED: " + count); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } }


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DINOSAUR
Review by John Beachem
* * * 1/2
Directed by: Eric Leighton, Ralph Zondag Written by: Thom Enriquez, Walon Green
Aladar (D.B. Sweeney) is a dinosaur with none of his own kind to be with. As an egg, Aladar was carried away to an island dominated entirely by monkeys. While there, the lead monkey, Yar (Ossie Davis), takes Aladar into his home as a son after some coaxing from his wife, Plio (Alfre Woodard).Years later, Aladar is grown up and wishes he could be with one of his own species. However, before he has a chance to think too much about how lonely he is, meteorites hit the planet. Aladar, Yar, Plio, and Plio's children, Zini (Max Casella) and Suri (Hayden Panettiere), are forced away from their home. The five soon come across a herd of other dinosaurs who are heading across the vast deserts for the fabled nesting ground; the one remaining spot on the planet which still has water and life. The herd is led by the arrogant Kron (Samuel E. Wright) and his sister, Neera (Julianna Margulies). A rivalry soon grows between Aladar and Kron. They aren't given much time to feud however, because two cartosaurs (t-rex's) are on their tails.
"Dinosaur" is the kind of movie which is going to have two age groups gaping at the screen in awe. Kids are going to be thrilled by the chance to see dinosaurs brought to life like they haven't been able to see before (granted, I'm assuming their parents haven't allowed them to see "Jurassic Park"). Anyone over the age of forty or so is going to be shocked by how far animation has come, since "Dinosaur" is (in some ways) even more impressive than "Toy Story". The problem is that anyone between those two age groups will be used to seeing effects this impressive, and there isn't enough of a story to "Dinosaur" to hold their attention. Much of the movie consists of watching dinosaurs walk, and walk, and walk over a whole lot of desert. In the beginning of the film, when we were able to see all sorts of different dinosaurs in interesting looking jungles, this was enough to keep our attention. Watching the same herd of dinosaurs walk over a lot of sand for forty five minutes just doesn't work.
The voices in "Dinosaur" are a mixed blessing. Joan Plowright (1996's "101 Dalmations") and Della Reese (television's "Touched by an Angel") give some wonderful personality to two elderly dinosaurs, who befriend Aladar and his family. Ossie Davis ("Grumpy Old Men") does a nice job providing the elderly Yar with a subtle, comic touch. Samuel Wright ("The Little Mermaid") is a perfect choice for the stubborn, haughty Kron. The weak links are, unfortunately, the lead voices. D.B. Sweeney, who usually gives great performances in shows like Fox's short lived "Strange Luck", is a rather poor choice for Aladar. Sweeney simply sounds too experienced and, frankly, too old to be playing a naive young "man" going out into the real world for the first time. Julianna Margulies ("The Newton Boys") sounds strangely cold and detached as Aladar's perspective girlfriend. Scenes where she is forced to intervene between her brother and Aladar there is almost no emotion in her voice. She sounds as though she's reading directly from a que-card. Alfre Woodard ("Love and Basketball") nicely underplays her role as Yar's sometimes submissive, sometimes tricky mate.
Let's face it, the main reason everyone is going to see "Dinosaur" is for the insanely expensive computer animation. In fact, this is the most expensive animated film ever created by Disney. The effects may have cost a fortune, but they certainly are impressive. Every dinosaur is detailed right down to the last scale and the intricacies of their eye movements. The landscapes look shockingly real at times, and the oceans reflect images perfectly. The animation makes up for what is lacking in the rest of the script, but not by much. The story is even more predictable than your usual Disney film, but the usual Disney humor is sadly absent throughout most of the film. In movies like "Toy Story", Disney writers did a great job combining juvenile humor and jokes adults would find amusing.  The only exception is a little spiked dinosaur, named Earl, who doesn't say a word but runs around like a typical family dog. I hate to admit it, but I couldn't help but laugh at his antics.  The movie runs a nice, fast 84 minutes, and I give it three and a half out of five stars.
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public final class HKDF extends java.lang.Object implements KeyDerivationFunction
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HKDF(Hmac hmac)
Constructor that accepts an HMAC to be the underlying object.
|
HKDF(java.lang.String hmac)
Constructor that accepts a name of Hmac and creates the HKDF object with it.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
javax.crypto.SecretKey |
deriveKey(byte[] entropySource,
int inOff,
int inLen,
int outLen)
Generates a new secret key from the given seed.
|
javax.crypto.SecretKey |
deriveKey(byte[] entropySource,
int inOff,
int inLen,
int outLen,
byte[] iv)
This function derives a new key from the source key material key.
|
public HKDF(java.lang.String hmac) throws FactoriesException
hmac
- the underlying objectFactoriesException
- if this object is not initializedpublic HKDF(Hmac hmac)
hmac
- the underlying hmac.public javax.crypto.SecretKey deriveKey(byte[] entropySource, int inOff, int inLen, int outLen)
KeyDerivationFunction
deriveKey
in interface KeyDerivationFunction
entropySource
- the secret key that is the seed for the key generationinOff
- the offset within the entropySource to take the bytes frominLen
- the length of the seedoutLen
- the required output key lengthpublic javax.crypto.SecretKey deriveKey(byte[] entropySource, int inOff, int inLen, int outLen, byte[] iv)
deriveKey
in interface KeyDerivationFunction
iv
- - CTXInfo
Note that this function is thread safe!entropySource
- the secret key that is the seed for the key generationinOff
- the offset within the entropySource to take the bytes frominLen
- the length of the seedoutLen
- the required output key length


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I am an undergraduate student major in EECS department in Nation Tsing Hua University. My research interest is in data analysis mainly focus on audio signal processing and understanding. However, I also have great passion on arts including paintings and choreography, which is also the reason I did thorough reseach on neural style transfer algorithm as my special topic in my junior year. I also interested in fundamental Artificial Intelligence algorithm including searching and planning algorithm.
I am now doing research under Prof. Chi-Chun (Jeremy) Lee. Learning fundamental stuff related to Behavior Signal Processing.
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National Tsing Hua University
Interdisciplinary Program of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, B.S. Degree • Sep. 2013 – Present
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NTHU is generally considered to be one of the best universities in Taiwan.
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Computer Engineering, International Exchange Student, None Degree • Sep. 2016 – Dec. 2016
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|---|---|
| engine.components |
Provides various components that are useful in virtually any application.
|
| engine.core.entity |
Classes for defining the objects in the game and their functionality.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AudioComponent
Holds sounds that can be played by an entity.
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class |
ColliderComponent
Gives an object a collider for spatial interaction.
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class |
CollisionComponent
Component that detects collision between two entities.
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class |
SpriteComponent
Draws a sprite where this entity is.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
EntityComponent |
Entity.getComponent(int id)
Finds and returns a component attached to this entity by id.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Entity.add(EntityComponent component)
Adds a new component to the entity.
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void |
Entity.remove(EntityComponent component)
Removes a component to the entity.
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void |
IEntityVisitor.visit(Entity entity,
EntityComponent component)
A function that will be called every time an entity is visited.
|


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Ofqual has published a final report following its investigation of marking issues identified at the exam board OCR last in summer 2014.
Ofqual has today (7 August 2015) published a final report following its investigation of marking issues identified at the exam board OCR last summer. A letter from Chief Regulator, Glenys Stacey, to OCR is also being released.
Letter from Glenys Stacey to OCR on 17 April 2015 ( PDF , 147KB , 2 pages )
Last year, Ofqual had to intervene following concerns it had identified about the exam board’s ability to mark all its 2014 GCSE and A level papers to schedule. The regulator actively monitored OCR’s marking progress and the steps it took last year to ensure all results were issued on time, and subsequently initiated a thorough investigation into the challenges encountered by the exam board.
Commenting on today’s report, Ms Stacey said:
During the marking of 2014 GCSE and A levels, we were concerned that OCR would fail to issue all results on time. This would have had a huge impact on students, universities and schools. We therefore monitored the situation closely at the time, and decided to conduct a full investigation afterwards so as to get to the root causes of the problem.
Our investigation and our review into OCR’s own internal investigation, have shown us that the problems were caused by a number of internal issues at OCR. OCR recognised the failings in its management systems that led to the marking problems and took the necessary steps to ensure that results were issued on time. This led us to decide not to take any further action.
In light of its investigation, Ofqual required sight of OCR’s plans to avoid similar challenges this summer and has been monitoring closely the marking completed by all exam boards.
Ms Stacey added:
We are pleased to see that OCR is in a very different position this year. It is evident that they have made some welcome improvements to their business.
The critical findings of Ofqual’s investigation, which run through its report, include that:
Ends
Ofqual launched its investigation on 16 September 2014.


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Module ratchet.smtp.server
This library provides server-side capabilities for an SMTP server. Currently the server will advertize the 8BITMIME, PIPELINING, and ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES extensions and is capable of handling arbitrary, custom commands as well. It is provided for convenience and as an example of using the ratchet libraries.
Functions
| __call (self) | An alias to the handle() method, allowing the smtp.server object to be callable as if it were a function. |
| handle (self) | Sends a banner and starts listening for and responding to SMTP commands from the client. |
| new (socket, handlers, tls_context, tls_immediately) | Creates a new SMTP server object. |
Functions
- __call (self)
-
An alias to the handle() method, allowing the smtp.server object to be callable as if it were a function.
Parameters
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- handle (self)
-
Sends a banner and starts listening for and responding to SMTP commands from the client. This function continues until the client sends a QUIT command.
Parameters
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- new (socket, handlers, tls_context, tls_immediately)
-
Creates a new SMTP server object. A new object should be created with this function for each socket created by accept()'ing a new connection on a listening socket.
Parameters
- socket: Used as the underlying socket for the session, under the assumption that no I/O has taken place, except possibly encryption if not using STARTTLS.
- handlers: Table whose keys correspond to supported SMTP commands. The command is called as a method of this table, e.g. handlers:MAIL(...), with the first argument being a reply table that the method can use to set the "code" and "message" keys to control the response. See the manual for more details.
- tls_context: If given as a ratchet.ssl context object, the STARTTLS extension will be enabled allowing clients to encrypt the session. If given as boolean true, it is assumed that the socket was previously encrypted and the session is secure.
- tls_immediately: If enabled, instead of providing the STARTTLS extension, the connection would be immediately encrypted with tls_context before sending the banner.
Return value:
a new smtp.server object.


Over the air 2009
Over the Air – 24 hours of mobile development and mobile conferences – September 25th – 26th 2009
This are my conference notes that I hopefully took correctly!
Key note by Nick Alliot (OMTP), Rick Fant (vodafone), and Caroline Lewko(WIP)
The global trend was said to see the desktop applications to be more and more ported onto mobile devices, requiring the same level of standardization and development tools that the desktop web has benefiting for the past years. It became clear that the ratio of web developers to native apps developers (100 to 1) was very much in favor of pushing forward web activities for mobile devices.
The BONDI APIs are part of the possible answers to the problematic, through fast standard activities driven by reference implementation, offering local APIs to browsers such as device status and geolocation, all thinking about the security of devices, apps and users and letting the market and the developers decide the level of protection they require. The next delivery of the BONDI APIs is expected to be V1.5 for Q1 2010.
Rick Fant from Vodafone then presented the new “360″ new web connected services and Vodafone apps division to go with them, following as much as possible open standards to allow any developer to produce any application as long as they are not of objectionable content. It seems Vodafone 360 services will have connected widgets supporting the latest web standards, and should be delivered for Xmas 2009. Supporting ideas like connected contacts, the 360 services should be available on S60 devices, and will also incorporate JIL widgets, W3C standards and handset APIs to enable developers to quickly produce applications.
Following Rick, Caroline Lewko, from WIP, presented here company’s products and the API wiki they host, including an interesting summary of current application stores that are flourishing on the market. It is indeed more than 15 mobile app stores that have been recently, or will be soon available on the web, amongst which it can be forth noting the presence of the following
- china mobile
- vodafone *
- orange app store
- Nokia OVI
- blackberry (that chose a ‘no free app’ approach)
- get jar (independent, mostly free apps)
More information on http://wipwiki.com/index.php/appstores, http://www.wipconnector.com/ and http://wipjam.com/. This key note, although slightly too commercial I think to be very honest (sponsors oblige I guess) gave the tone of the trend: app stores, app stores, app stores and a bit of the design process. It is important to note that many factors are still ignored from developers and even development companies in their process to develop mobile apps:
- Keeping an eye on the target not to miss it is important. Too many mobile application started with a good idea but did not succeed as the market evolved quickly during the development.
- Don’t forget UX or the application will get dropped
- Platform choice might be a difficult one to do, but will be critical to reach the target market
- How do you apply charging and generate revenue through the apps you sell?
- The submission process might be long and painful for some app stores, faster for others. It is yet to be understood fully why the android app store releases the apps straight away after submission when the Vodafone process is said to take up to 10 days, and the apple one up to…. 4 weeks!
UX mobile design
The first session I attended concerned application design through an iterative process of paper prototyping and user reviews. All details about this session are available on the “on-the-developers-mobile-mountain” post. Presenter was Tom Hume from Future Platforms.
cross platform programming
The second session of the day concerned the creation of cross platform mobile applications. Wolfram Kriesing pointed out that there are many ways applications can be built and distributed on mobile devices: as part of the pre-installed software, as a native application such as a Symbian bundle, as a web application which access is limited to mobile phones browsers, and as W3C widgets. The emphasis of this session was to make developers realize that developing a native application will only reduce the number of users it reaches, but this is only one aspect of the problem. Widgets should not only be thought as only a mobile application, but should have a wider range such as the ability to be published on iGoogle or other desktop web platforms. But as there is no killer app that can do everything and do it well at the same time, a better approach is to concentrate on simple use cases only, and execute them well across many devices and OS.
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Ericsson Labs APIs
Ericsson labs presented their APIs. Unlike common belief, they are not Sony Ericsson, but do work on mobile application APIs, providing also coding resources, hosting for some applicationss, a showroom for publication and hosting of IMS solutions. Their model highlights a centralized provision of telco enablers and internet enablers. At the moment, Ericsson provides mobile Java communication APIs, Mobile Java push to allow push notifications to be sent to mobile devices, Mobile Maps as a set of J2ME and web developer tools for developers, SMS send and receive and Web location to enhance web applications with location based services. Their coming APIs will include mobile location, streaming media, media fabric (Ericsson does aggregation from providers and streams to devices) At the moment, these APIs are available on JAVA and Android phones, but Ericsson Labs is pushing to extend their coverage of technologies in the future. All web APIs are available from any platform as they are exposed as a REST architecture.
W3C recommendations
Later on, at one of the W3C sessions on mobile web best practices, it’s been obvious that the recommendations on mobile devices include the same set than for desktop devices for their basis, but also incorporate mobile devices specifics such as follows:
- No popups as everything happens in a single window, it would not make sense.
- No link using the “target=blank” property to minimize the number of windows opened on the mobile device’s screen, if the device allows it anyways.
- Work in one column only, because of the limited width most mobile screens only accommodate
- Get the markup right so as to limit the possibility of errors at display, which can be more critical on a mobile device than on a larger screen.
- Use DL list instead of tables for tabular data for mobiles. It appears that many mobile browsers are unable to render tables relatively to the small size of the screen, forcing the view to scroll horizontally which is both inconvenient and can be impossible to do.
The flip cards given out at the session summarize these points, but require the reader to also comply with desktop standards.
Mobile push notifications
Mobile push notifications (by dale lane, http://dalelane.co.uk/blog/?p=938) Alongside the standard polling and long polling techniques to retrieve new data from a mobile application, some platforms use SMS push in order to trigger the device to fetch data such as Betavine. Another solution developed by IBM is called MQTT for MQ Telemetry Transport. It has been created for applications with time critical issues such as fire alarm for deaf people for example. The technology, which resembles SIP in some ways in its subscribe/notify mechanism, is available online with client libraries available in many languages, but some aspects of the protocol have been deliberately kept in the commercial versions, such as security with encryption of payload data.
On the subject of designing the application not require too much data exchanges, it has also been suggested to incorporate caching, which can be done using google gears to cache on the background
The Hackathon!!
Some of the best projects in the Hackathon of Friday night included:
- Drinker, an app that helps you count the pints you’ve had by displaying a disk that grows bigger with the amount of drinks (supposedly easier to press)
- Project Blue bell which use bluetooth signals from mobile phones in the conference hall to generate both a musical and a visual representation.
- An offline wiki editor for android.
- A Bondi password generator/storage. This was generating a random password and keeping it on a mobile for the user to find easily afterwards.
- A hangman game for which the words are based on the twitter usernames of a given hash tag. This has been hugely successful and continues to live and expand outside OTA09.
- The non coding but truly amazing hair blowing holodeck project from ewan spence
The highlights and what to remember from my point of view
- TWITTER TWITTER TWITTER!!! We can’t highlight enough how much the tweets have played an importance in this conference. Unless you have experienced it for real in such a reunion of geeks, you can’t really understand how much twitter can deliver! It’s quite impressive the amount of updates and exchanges that have been taking place over the two days of the conference and even after it.
- Good ideas in the contests, and good small apps that can go forward quickly! I can cite directly the creepy friendhangman from Makoto Inoue or Something around you by Alfredo Morresi, Stefano Zingarini, & Robert (Jamie) Munro
- Teens Dragons Den gave some critical insight into the future of oure apps and the market segements we are targetting right now. One of the most striking remarks that must be remembered, not only for teenagers apps, but I think for any app that will hit the market was “can you get it on ‘regular phones’? None of my friends use Android.” Just remember who the target market is and build on purpose is the message here!
- BONDI APIs have been very much in the line of fire from all developers during the contest, and later on twitter, as many tweet suggested. Several developers dropped the idea of using them altogether saying there “The BONDI SDK isn’t an SDK, there is a runtime … but no actual developer tools!”. That can summarize quite well the general feeling about it as only one contestant in the competition, Kai Hendry for his BONDI password generator, managed to have an app working with the BONDI APIs.
Altogether an amazing two days of interactive conferences and great fun. Thanks to you all for that, and thanks for the bean bags that did raise a few looks in the tube back home!


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