core.model package¶
Submodules¶
core.model.gaussian_process_classifier module¶
-
class
core.model.gaussian_process_classifier.
GPC
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Gaussian Process Classifier model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.gaussian_process_regression module¶
-
class
core.model.gaussian_process_regression.
GPR
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Gaussian Process Regressor model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.hmm_core module¶
core.model.nn module¶
-
class
core.model.nn.
NN
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Multi-layer Perception Classifier model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
solver (str) – the solver for weight optimization. Choice of
'lbfgs'
,'sgd'
, or'adam'
alpha (float) – l2 penalty (regularization term) parameter
batch_size (int or
'auto'
) – size of minibatches for stochastic optimizersactivation (str) – activation function for the hidden layer. Choice of
'identity'
,'logistic'
,'tanh'
, or'relu'
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.particle_filtering module¶
-
class
core.model.particle_filtering.
PF
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Particle Filtering model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
number_of_hidden_states (int) – the number of maximum occupancy level
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
-
class
core.model.particle_filtering.
PF_DA
(source, target_retrain, target_test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.DomainAdaptiveModel
Using Particle Filtering model to predict the occupancy level
This is a domain-adaptive semi-supervised learning model.
- Parameters
source (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the source domain with full knowledge for training the model
target_retrain (
None
or core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset in the target domain for re-training the modeltarget_test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset in the rest of the target domain for testing by using sensor data only
number_of_hidden_states (int) – the number of maximum occupancy level
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.random_forest module¶
-
class
core.model.random_forest.
RandomForest
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Random Forest model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
estimator (int) – number of estimators in Random Forest
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.rnn module¶
-
class
core.model.rnn.
DALSTM
(source, target_retrain, target_test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.DomainAdaptiveModel
Using Long Short Term Memory model to predict the occupancy level
This is a domain-adaptive semi-supervised learning model.
- Parameters
source (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the source domain with full knowledge for training the model
target_retrain (
None
or core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset in the target domain for re-training the modeltarget_test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset in the rest of the target domain for testing by using sensor data only
hm_epochs (int) – maximum number of epoches
batch_size (int) – size of minibatches for stochastic optimizers
cell (int) – number of LSTM cells in the hidden layer
learn_rate (float) – the initial learning rate used. It controls the step-size in updating the weights
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
-
class
core.model.rnn.
LSTM
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Long Short Term Memory model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
hm_epochs (int) – maximum number of epoches
batch_size (int) – size of minibatches for stochastic optimizers
cell (int) – number of LSTM cells in the hidden layer
learn_rate (float) – the initial learning rate used. It controls the step-size in updating the weights
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.snmf module¶
-
class
core.model.snmf.
NMF
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Sparse Non-negative Matrix Factorization model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
alpha (float) – constant that multiplies the regularization terms
beta (float) – constant that multiplies the regularization terms
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
core.model.superclass module¶
-
class
core.model.superclass.
DomainAdaptiveModel
(source, target_retrain, target_test, thread_num=4)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Use all domain-adaptive semi-supervised learning model to train and test the given Datasets
- Parameters
source (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the source domain with full knowledge for training the model
target_retrain (
None
or core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset in the target domain for re-training the modeltarget_test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset in the rest of the target domain for testing by using sensor data only
thread_num (int) – the maximum number of threads can use to speed up
- Return type
core.evaluation.superclass.DomainAdaptiveModel
-
class
core.model.superclass.
NormalModel
(train, test, thread_num=4)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Use all normal supervised learning model to train and test the given Datasets
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
thread_num (int) – the maximum number of threads can use to speed up
- Return type
core.model.support_vector_machine module¶
-
class
core.model.support_vector_machine.
SVM
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Support Vector Machine model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
gamma (float or
'auto'
) – kernel coefficient for'rbf'
,'poly'
, or'sigmoid'
kernel (str) – specifies the kernel type to be used in the algorithm. It must be one of
'linear'
,'poly'
,'rbf'
,'sigmoid'
,'precomputed'
penalty_error (float) – penalty parameter C of the error term.
n_estimators (int) – estimators used for predictions.
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset
-
class
core.model.support_vector_machine.
SVR
(train, test)[source]¶ Bases:
core.model.superclass.NormalModel
Using Support Vector Regression model to predict the occupancy level
This is a normal supervised learning model.
- Parameters
train (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the labelled ground truth Dataset for training the model
test (core.data.dataset.Dataset) – the Dataset for testing by using sensor data only
gamma (float or
'auto'
) – kernel coefficient for'rbf'
,'poly'
, or'sigmoid'
kernel (str) – specifies the kernel type to be used in the algorithm. It must be one of
'linear'
,'poly'
,'rbf'
,'sigmoid'
,'precomputed'
penalty_error (float) – penalty parameter C of the error term.
n_estimators (int) – estimators used for predictions.
- Return type
- Returns
Predicted occupancy level corresponding to the test Dataset


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| 016:081 Maulana | : |
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title: 'How To: Use Google Code as a Maven Repository'
date: '2009-02-16T00:52:00.007Z'
author: Darren Bishop
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modified_time: '2009-02-26T08:15:09.254Z'
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blogger_orig_url: http://blog.darrenbishop.com/2009/02/how-to-use-google-code-as-maven.html
---
While working on my new Flexins Project and blogging accordingly, I decided to explore using Maven and Flex-Mojos to build the libraries and showcase applications.
I have a local install of Nexus, where I hide away most of the complexity that would otherwise be in my settings.xml
files. I typically deploy to this repo for my own benefit where I might chose to make it public in the future so I can work on stuff (drag in deps) from anywhere. However, it is not a viable option if my or your aim is to truly make one's binaries publicly available (saving the curious the trouble of a compiling source).
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I've installed the new modular emoncms version on my Raspberry Pi in order to get familiar with it prior to upgrading my main instance.
In playing with it I've got a couple of questions...
1) What do we call it? We can't keep differentiating it by calling it "the new modular version"
2) In trying to problem solve issues going forward, we could do with a way of identifying what has been installed and what version it is.
I looked through the Raspberry PI module and couldn't see anything that leapt out to identify a version number.
My suggestion would be a page (under admin?) that lists the version number of Emoncms and the version numbers of each installed module. Has anyone else got any thoughts?
Re: Modular Emoncms and installed versions
I think that is a general problem with the whole of the software on this site. I suggested that there should be a proper version recording system to Trystan (I think) quite a while ago but it was not followed up.
I think as the very minimum each and every file should carry a clear version number and issue date.
So your proposal is wholeheartedly seconded here.
Re: Modular Emoncms and installed versions
I totally agree that a revision number would be a good thing to add. and really want to do a SHOUT OUT to Trystan to implement a decent changelog.md and second use the full possibilities of the git-tag command into the repository of emoncms on github.
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The build number is useful for identifying which build you are on relative to some starting point. The combination of git-tag and git-describe provide a nice means of generating a build number that can be embedded into a build. git-describe can locate a specific previous tag with a glob pattern. The results of git describe will be formatted as:
tagname-[0-9]+-g[0-9a-f]+
Where the first pattern is the number of commits from the tag and the second pattern is the hash of the current commit. This can be nicely formatted into a build number. Including the hash (at least the first 7 characters) makes it simple to identify the specific commit associated with the build.
For example, git describe could return EmonCMS3-3.2-42-gd788e0e. This could be formatted to become EmonCMS-3.2 build 42 (d788e0e).
Example git project (https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant/tags)
readmore on: http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Basics-Tagging and http://gitready.com/beginner/2009/02/03/tagging.html
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Re: Modular Emoncms and installed versions
Hello Robert, Alco Im happy to look at versioning but I need something really easy to work with, git tag looks good, if you could tell me the steps that would be good to follow to do this I will try and do it.
I often do a lot of really small commits, how does it work with that?
Re: Modular Emoncms and installed versions
I'm still struggling to get Git to do what I want it to, so I'm happy with anything that's (a) evidently sequential and (b) relatively clear. So on that basis EmonCMS3-3.2-42-gd788e0e fails (because the right-most part isn't sequential and not self-evident that it's a hash) but EmonCMS-3.2 build 42 passes. Am I right in thinking the hash is only relevant for assurance that two versions that produce the same hash are identical?
How will that apply to (say) SolarPV where you have several files - normal Git and all take the same version I presume?


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The fluid grid concept calls for page element sizing to be in relative units like percentages, rather than absolute units like pixels or points.
Flexible images are also sized in relative units, so as to prevent them from displaying outside their containing element.
Jssor Slider responds to window resizing, it scales smoothly, it keeps correct ratio, and animation is running with no stop. Wow, touch swipe still works great.
Resize window to see how it works!


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IRAM: IRAM-30m and NOEMA, 3 mm, 2 mm, 1.3 mm, 0.85 mm, deadline: September 14, 2018
PMO-13.7m: single-dish, 3 mm, my panorama of PMO-13.7m, deadline: May--June, 2018
JCMT-15m: single-dish, 1.3 mm, 0.85 mm, deadline: March 15th, 2018, OMP, reducing ACSIS data
Effelsberg-100m: single-dish, 1-50 GHz, my montage, eff1, eff2, 720 degree view, deadline: June 10, 2018
ALMA: interferometer, mm and submm wavelengths, deadline: April 20, 2018
NRAO: GBT-100m, JVLA, VLBA, 1-50 GHz, deadline: Aug. 1, 2018
ARO: SMT-10 m, 211-720 GHz, KP-12 m, 84-116 GHz deadline: TBD, 2018 Prof. Fang
NROJ: ASTE-10 m, Nobeyama-45 m, deadline: TBD, 2018
ANTF: ATCA, Parkes, LBA, Mopra, Tidbinbilla 70-m and 34-m antennas, ASKAP, deadline: Dec. 15 2018
Onsala 20m: single-dish, deadline: 14 Oct. 2018,special: 67-87 GHz
SIMBAD: the astronomical database, most for Galactic sources
AAS job register: hunting for an astronomical position
NED: the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
astrochemistry: interstellar and circumstellar molecules
The PRIMOS Project: Prebiotic Interstellar Molecular Survey
ATLASGAL: The APEX Telescope Large Area Survey of the Galaxy
JPSPR1: JCMT Plane Survey 850 micro, L=[7d, 63d], B=[-1d, 1d]
COHRS: JCMT CO (3-2) survey, L=[10d, 65d], B=[-0.5d, 0.5d]
GALFA HI data Archive: a HI survey by Arecibo 305-meter
GAS: GBT Ammonia survey
UWISH2: H2 (v=1-0, S(1)), L=[10, 65], B=[-1.3, 1.3], Froebrich et al. (2011), sdftofits
UWIFE: L=[7, 62], B=[-1.5, 1.5], [Fe II], 1.644 micro, Lee et al. (2014)
IPHAS: Halpha, r, i, photometry, L=[30,215], B=[-5,5]
HEAT DR2: [CI], southern sky
GPIPS: H-band polarimetry, L=[18, 56], B=[-1,1]
IRSA: NASA/IPAC Infrared Science Archive
CDMS: almost 200 molecules have ben detected in the interstellar medium or circumstellar shell
XCLASS in CASA: eXtended CASA Line Analysis Software Suite
CASSIS: A free interactive spectrum analyser (LTE, RADEX)
Astronomical Dendrogram, SCIMES: the hierarchy of molecular cloud structures
SED fitter: Interpreting Spectral Energy Distributions from Young Stellar Objects
emcee: the MCMC hammer
Rebound simple N-body simulations
javaHRD: HRD for stellar evolution, Safari
clumpfind: a caveat that it is not optimal in crowded regions
Splatalogue: information on molecular transitions
LAMDA: Leiden Atomic and Molecular Database
CADC: Canadian Astronomy Data Centre, International Astronomy Meetings
TevCat: an online gamma-ray catalog
psrcat: The ATNF Pulsar Database
PLUTO: A modular code for computational astrophysics
Shape: A 3D modeling tool for astrophysics
3D extinction map with Pan-STARRS 1: a distance estimator
DUSTY: radiation from some sources viewed after processing by a dusty region
SlicerAstro: an Astronomy (HI) extension for 3D slicer
KIDA: a database of kinetic data of interest for astrochemical studies
Newsletters: star formation, AGB, astrochemistry
A gallery of jupyter notebook: examples
SketchFab: control 3D models online
Healpy: All sky view
Python packages: pymc
The homepage of Prof. Dr. Carl Heiles: especially about B-field
The scripts of Dr. Shao-bo Zhang: aicer, MWISP scripts
bmcmc: An MCMC package for Bayesian data analysis
WebPlotDigitizer: Web based tool to extract data from plots, images, and maps


Rdio
I love, love, love Rdio. It's a streaming music site where you can build up an immense collection of albums and songs. For a music fanatic like me, this site is pretty fantastic. One of the cool features of Rdio is the ability to browse by music in Heavy Rotation, Top Charts, New Releases and Recommendations. I particularly like the Recommendations feature. Rdio suggests music that I may like based on music that I already have in my collection. And speaking of my collection, I can add full albums or just a song or two from an album.
What I first notice when I visit this site are the images of the albums right there front and center. I get to see a bunch of cover art right away. And, in my opinion, the cover art is often one of the best features of any album.
This design of this site is simple and basic. It's heavy on the graphics, which I enjoy. It's bright and slick. Nothing fussy. Easily to navigate. It has both browse and search functions which making finding the music you want a breeze. Rdio has both free and pay plans. The main downfall of the free plan, for me, is that I have to listen to some ads every now and again. But I can live with that. If you love music and want to have tons of it at your fingertips, check out Rdio.
Wayfair
When I have some time to kill or I want some design inspiration, I visit Wayfair. They have a ton of stuff for the home. From furniture for every room in the hoom, to lighting, rugs, accessories, and decor, Wayfair has a large selection. The standout feature of Wayfair is the Daily Sales. These are items which are available for a short time at sale prices. I have to admit though, I have found alot of overpriced items on this site. But, I love to look and get inspired for my next home makeover session.
What usually gets my attention on the site are the photos of the Daily Sales and Top Picks. The design of the site is pretty simple and graphic. Soothing background colors draw me right in and make me want to shop. The bottom third or so of the home page is probably the least appealing to me. There's too much text. And it's pretty dull. The site is easy to navigate. You can search for something in the search bar, browse by room, or browse by category. I have yet to make any purchases but I have a long list of wants!
IkeaHackers
This is the site for repurposing Ikea products. If you don't know what Ikea is (is that even possible?), it's a home furnishings store. A very affordable home furnishings store. IkeaHackers is the place to go to learn how to make some really cool modifications to Ikea products and put your own stamp on it. Hacks can be found in many categories and are user submitted with detailed instructions including photos. I am a DIYer, so this site inspires me. It's yet another site that's clean and simple in its design and easy to navigate. The cartoon drawings on the home page are pretty cool too.


| AddMore |
This class is the interface to tell user choose free item first.
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| ChoicePanel |
This class enables the interface that the manager choose the choice.
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| ChooseBasic |
This class is the interface for to tell user choose the basic part.
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| ChoosePayWay |
Interface of choosing the pay way.
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| DisplayOrder |
Interface of displaying the order.
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| EatInOrTakeAway |
Interface of choosing eat-in or take away.
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| EmailSet |
This class provide the interface that the manager can change the email set.
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| Failure |
This class enables the interface that to tell the customer fill in the full information.
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| Finish |
Finishing ordering the dishes.
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| GeneralReport |
Interface generating the general report.
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| LackStamps |
This class is the interface to remind the customer that he lack stamps.
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This class is for robustness.
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| Management |
This class enables the interface that the manager can control the system.
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| MemberInfo |
Interface of displaying the member information.
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| ModifyMenu |
This class provide the interface that the manager can modify the menu.
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| ModifySuccess |
Interface indicating modify price successfully.
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| NotChooseEatWay |
Interface showing a error.
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| PayComplete |
This class is the interface to show the payment successful by the use stamps way.
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| PriceWrong |
Interface indicating the wrong format of price.
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| RamenSelection |
This class is the interface for users to select the Ramen.
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| Register |
This class enables the interface that the customer can register for loyalty.
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| RemindPanel |
The class related to remind users and warn users.
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| RemindUpdate |
This class is the interface for users to remind him that the stamp's number has been updated.
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| ReportPanel |
This class provide the interface that the manager can check the pie chart of each item.
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| SendSuccess |
Interface indicating send report successfully.
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| WrongFormat |
This class is the interface for users to remind him that he has inputed a wrong format.
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This page will help you draw the graph of a line. It assumes the basic equation of a line is
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Task Manager
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Task Manager is an web-based django application that allows project managers to eﬀectively manage and handle their teams by monitoring and analyzing status of each task allotted to members of the team created.
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The 2nd Oasis album, this album is set the standard along with the first for that unique Oasis sound, as well as lyrical style and content.


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| int | ds_packet_period_ms = 250 |
| int | match_end_score_dwell_sec = 3 |
| int | post_timeout_sec = 4 |


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'Anticipated' - Everything we know about latest Nottingham Forest update on City Ground development
Nottingham Forest latest | The project will see Forest's Trentside stadium turned into a 'world-class' football ground as Forest chase promotion back to the Premier League
by Sarah Clapson, Josh MurrayNew image revealed
Nottingham Forest have revealed a new image of the proposed City Ground redevelopments as the club's plans progress - and there has been insight into how long the project is hoped to take.
The plans - which were initially unveiled earlier this year - are set to see the Peter Taylor Stand rebuilt to cater for an increased capacity of about 10,000 supporters.
It is anticipated planning application for the project will be submitted before the end of this year, and should permission be granted, it is hoped work could get underway during the first half of 2020.
According to lead architect and CEO of Benoy Tom Cartledge, plenty of work has been going on behind the scenes since the initial announcement in March.
When could it be finished?
It is hoped the project to transform Nottingham Forest’s City Ground into a world-class venue will take 15 months from start date to completion.
Redevelopment plans for the Reds’ home were announced earlier this year and will see the Peter Taylor Stand rebuilt to cater for an increased capacity of about 10,000 fans, as well as improvements made to the other three sides of the ground - with the Bridgford Stand also extended.
It is anticipated the planning application will be submitted before the end of the year, following a public exhibition at the City Ground yesterday and today.
Nottingham Forest latest
This is your round up of all things Forest; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the City Ground and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Reds throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
Must reads...
- Championship is 'there for the taking'
- Clear message issued over reported striker target
- Tendayi Darikwa gives Forest injury boost
For all your latest NFFC news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our Reds reporter Sarah Clapson on Twitter, and her email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If permission is granted, it is hoped work could get underway during the first half of 2020.
And while it will take more than a year to complete fully, Benoy - the architectural firm behind the multi-million pound project - hope as many as 5,000 seats could be available in the new Peter Taylor Stand a few months into the work starting.
Fans have their say
Forest fans have been reacting with excitement to the Reds revealing a fresh image of the proposed City Ground redevelopment.
The transformation of the Reds’ home into a world-class stadium will see the Peter Taylor Stand rebuilt to cater for an increased capacity of about 10,000 fans.
The plans were unveiled earlier this year, and the club have today provided a new glimpse of what to expect.
"Yummy" and "tears (of joy" are among the quotes from supporters after seeing the new image.


Chicago Public Schools Tele-Townhall 12/21/2011
Chicago Public Schools Tele-Townhall with parents regarding the recently announced proposed school closings and turnarounds ("School Actions"). 189 people on the call. 43 Questions asked, 25 Questions answered. 1 Hour. December 21, 2011 6:30pm
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RT @ChiPubSchools : 2 hours 'til the tele-townhall with JC Brizard. What are you going to ask? Call 1-877-229-8493 and enter access code 18528 at 6:30pm.
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Lots of people on this @ChiPubSchools tele-townhall
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I was referring to the "panel" available to answer questions, including representatives from CPS, AUSL, and an AUSL parent. There was no way to find out how many people were listening.
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That concludes the @ChiPubSchools tele-townhall and my live-tweeting. #cps