The lack a of a nationality
A Hyper Island Student Project by Helin Sarac
Having a nationality is something so natural that people rarely stop to think about what life would be like without it. Most of the stateless people are stateless by no fault of their own. Statelessness, not having a nationality, occurs because of discrimination against certain groups, redrawing of borders, and gaps in nationality laws.
- UNHCR
How many stateless persons are there in the world?
What does it mean?
To understand how a person can lack a nationality, it helps to know how nationality works in practice. In simple terms, you acquire a nationality automatically at birth or you obtain one later on in life. Those who acquire nationality at birth do so because they were born in a country that gives nationality through birth on their territory or because their parents were able to transmit their nationality to their children, which usually applies regardless of where the child was born. Sometimes, however, people need to apply to become a national of a country and base their application on years of residence or a family link with the given country.
Stateless persons reported per region
Definition
The international legal definition of a stateless person is set out in Article 1 of the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, which defines a stateless person as "a person who is not considered as a national by any State under the operation of its law". This means that a stateless person is someone who does not have a nationality of any country. Some people are born stateless, while others become stateless over the course of their lives.
Countries with >20 000 reported stateless persons


“mScroll” is an application designed and developed that will allow the title insurance company to disperse tasks/orders to qualified local abstractors and track progress. Once the abstractor has completed the task/orders and passed the quality checks, the application automatically triggers the payment processing. mScroll app also solicit feedback from the parties involved. Thus, the app enhances the Abstractor Transaction process to reduce the turnaround time and improves efficiency through automation & technology.
Features -
mScroll Client Dashboard :
A dashboard for clients to perform administrative and backend tasks like adding and managing vendors, activate/deactivate accounts, add users with different permissions to manage the client account, manage payment processing for the orders complete, ,view BI analysis reports and dashboards pulled on orders and vendors which enable the client to take strategic decisions to efficiently manage the order distribution ,vendor order assignment etc…which helps in business decisions.mScroll Vendor Dashboard:
A dashboard for vendors to perform administrative and backend tasks like adding and managing service providers or abstractors, activate/deactivate accounts, assign orders to service providers/abstractors, track and manage orders throughout the order life cycle, manage payment processing for the orders complete, view BI analysis reports and dashboards pulled on orders and vendors which enable the vendor to take strategic decisions to efficiently manage the order distribution ,abstractor order assignment etc…which helps in business decisions.mScroll Mobile app:
mScroll mobile application is used by the service providers/abstractors to receive and communicate the status of orders. The use of mobile application brings transparency to the lifecycle of the order for the vendor and client. The purpose of the mobile application is to increase efficiency of order assignment and order status reporting by eliminating field abstractor dependency on workstations to receive new orders and to communicate.


Maximum likelihood estimation under relational models, with or without the overall effect.
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| Published: | 2017-07-24 |
| Author: | Anna Klimova, Tamas Rudas |
| Maintainer: | Anna Klimova <aklimova25 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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| Old sources: | gIPFrm archive |
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Issue 5009: Watch side panel shows "Command line closed?"
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable and switch to the Script panel
- Reload the page
- Switch to the Watch side panel
- Click the New watch expression... field to add a new watch expression
Expected result
- The watch expression field should be focused and allow entering a new watch expression


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Saving and Versioning Swagger definitions
TL;DR - Check out swagger-gist.io to start saving Swagger definitions as Gists.
During my time as an API Product Manager, I found myself constantly looking for ways to make my life easier and more efficient.
One of the problems that I encountered was that it was difficult to share and accurately version my swagger definitions.
I started using SwaggerHub, but I found it to be overkill for the simple Swagger definitions that I was creating.
Eventually, the easiest way for me was to use Github's gist service frequently to push YAML or JSON files and was asking people to copy these into editor.swagger.io to view and manage.
Given that this relationship was quite nice, I thought I could modify the open source Swagger editor to auto save into Gist for me. This both allows me to continue to share my Gists, whilst removing the need to manually save them there.
After a bit of tweaking, and a bunch of AWS services, I've today pushed live swagger-gist.io.
Get Started:
- You'll need a github account, so sign up at github.com.
- Follow the instructions here to generate an access token. Please make sure you grant Gist access when creating the token.
- Browse to swagger-gist.io and click 'File -> Connect to Github'
- Enter your github username and the access token that you generated.
- Click 'File -> Open API Definition' and this will search your Gists for any that have a 'Description' with the word 'Swagger' in it.
- Click 'Open' and the app will retrieve the JSON gist and render it as YAML.
Note: I suggest saving this access token in your favourite password safe as you may need it across multiple devices. At this stage I only save it into the browser's localstorage object.
Creating a new Swagger Definition
If you don't have any Swagger as Gist yet, then you'll need to create a one using the instructions below.
For the moment you have to create new definitions manually, but once it's created, the auto-saving will take place. I'll improve this eventually.
- Browse to gist.github.com and sign in.
- In the gist description, make sure you include the word 'Swagger' (with the capital S) and make a note of it.
- The filename can be whatever you desire, just make a note of it.
- Enter some sample value in the gist (e.g. ABC123) it doesn't matter what it is.
- Click Create Public Gist.
- In the URL you will now see something like: https://gist.github.com/johnsmith123/40eea519f479fe27a831d15770255a7f
- The string of characters after your username is the Gist-ID. You'll need this next.
- Click 'File -> New'
- You'll see in the sample file 'info' section, there are 4 elements that should be filled out: - title - x-gist-id - x-gist-filename - x-gist-description
- The title can be whatever you desire, but the id, filename, and description should match exactly what you created in your sample Gist.
- Once you've copied the properties, the auto-save will automatically occur after 10s.
That's it! You've now got a swagger definition that is hooked up to Gist.
Next Steps:
- Hook up proper Github OAuth to generate the token and store them in a more permanent store.
- Allow generation of new Swagger docs directly from the editor
- Publish to Heroku (I use Heroku heavily for hosting swagger definitions).
- Migrate code to the latest fork of swagger editor. It's changed significantly since I started this project.
Tech Tools Used:
Front End: Angular JS Hosting: AWS S3 / CloudFrontBack End: AWS API Gateway -> Lambda -> Gist API.
Shout out to @gojkoadzic who created claudiajs which helped me significantly with writing my AWS API / Lambda code.
If you're interested in finding out more, ping me or comment and I'll write another post.
Originally published on jordwalsh.com on 10 October 2016.


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Havent done many projects yet but i have few links to some introduction html and css projects.
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Student poverty 'a massively underestimated issue' as 20 avail of UCC food bank
by By Digital Desk staffUp to 20 students every week are availing of a Food Bank that's been set up at University College Cork.
The parcels are a direct response to those experiencing poverty but who the student union couldn't immediately offer financial help to.
Welfare Officer at UCC, Naoise Crowley, says financial hardship among students is being vastly underestimated.
“We want to do our best to tackle this crisis by taking practical steps to support our students struggling with the cost of attending college,” he said.
“UCC SU Food Bank allows us to respond directly and in a tangible manner to one of the most common areas students come to us for assistance.”
The initiative, he believes, will improve student wellbeing: “By ensuring the basic needs of students are met we hope this will have a positive knock-on effect on the mental health of students we support through this initiative.”
“Student poverty and financial hardship is a massively underestimated issue in Irish universities, with approximately 36% of students in Ireland experiencing ‘severe financial problems’,” Naoise said.
"We get people from all walks of life looking for support," he added, noting that the majority of people availing of the service are students living away from home and struggling with the "living costs associated in Cork".


Credentials Cafe , The Badge Summit 2020
Thursday 25 June, 10:00 AM- 11:00 AM
The Badge Summit 2020
Julie Keane @juliekeane
Serge Ravet @szerge
Bert Jehoul @jeborsel
If recognition happens within a community, does that community really need a badge in order to recognize one of it's members? I am not sure it does ...
... how do you tokenize recognition from one community and make it visible to another community?
Dallas County Promise is a project ... based on a network of relationships... human relationships that were formed over time where trust, human trust was build between individuals.
... but are they also fit for informal recognition of informal learning?


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Type specialization in Scala
Type Specialization in Scala is a mechanism that allows us to increase the performance in our code when we are writing generic code. When we have a generic class definition the compiler needs to set a real type to the generic class, this represents an extra cost.
When our real type is one of the primitive types (in Scala primitive types are treated as objects. Wrapped objects) the compiler needs to add appropriate boxing and unboxing operations. Again, this will generate an extra cost.
Since 2.8, Scala added specialized type parameters. This is just an annotation @specialized
that can be used in any type parameter of a method or class definition. This annotation indicates to the compiler that in addition of the generic version of the class it is necessary to create N number of specialized versions of the defined class. The N number is determined by the definition of the annotation in the code.
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In this case, we have defined the generic class with two specialized types:
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The first one is on the definition of the class. Note that the annotation does not have any additional argument in its declaration. This means that the compiler will generate specialized classes version of the class for all the primitive types in Scala.
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The second one is on the definition of the append method. Here we are adding two arguments: Int and Long. This means that the compiler will generate specialized classes versions of the class for the primitive types Int and Long (int, long).
The compiler derives specialized definitions for all combinations of primitive types. Specialization is performed at the definition site in order to allow separate compilation. Each specialized class is derived from the original definition using specific combination of types and extends the generic class.
When a generic class is used, first is verified if the class has specialized versions, if so, the specialized class is used whenever possible and boxing process is not performed, increasing the performance of the application at runtime.
In general I think specialization is a great idea to increase runtime performance in our Scala code, but it also has a cost in compilation time because the compiler needs to generate additional specialized classes. So use @specialized judiciously.
Here are more detailed information about Type Specialization in Scala:


Chapter 17 Wilcoxon signed-rank test
The Wilcoxon signed-rank test is a non-parametric statistical hypothesis test used to compare two related samples, matched samples, or repeated measurements on a single sample to assess whether their population mean ranks differ (i.e. it is a paired difference test). It can be used as an alternative to the paired Student’s t-test (also known as “t-test for matched pairs” or “t-test for dependent samples”) when the distribution of the difference between two samples’ means cannot be assumed to be normally distributed. A Wilcoxon signed-rank test can be used to determine whether two dependent samples were selected from populations having the same distribution. wiki
Two data samples are matched if they come from repeated observations of the same subject. Using the Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test, we can decide whether the corresponding data population distributions are identical without assuming them to follow the normal distribution.
Example In the built-in data set named immer, the barley yield in years 1931 and 1932 of the same field are recorded. The yield data are presented in the data frame columns Y1 and Y2.
library(MASS)
head(immer)
## Loc Var Y1 Y2
## 1 UF M 81.0 80.7
## 2 UF S 105.4 82.3
## 3 UF V 119.7 80.4
## 4 UF T 109.7 87.2
## 5 UF P 98.3 84.2
## 6 W M 146.6 100.4
Problem Without assuming the data to have normal distribution, test at .05 significance level if the barley yields of 1931 and 1932 in data set immer have identical data distributions.
Solution The null hypothesis is that the barley yields of the two sample years are identical populations. To test the hypothesis, we apply the wilcox.test function to compare the matched samples. For the paired test, we set the “paired” argument as TRUE. As the p-value turns out to be 0.005318, and is less than the .05 significance level, we reject the null hypothesis.
wilcox.test(immer$Y1, immer$Y2, paired=TRUE)
## Warning in wilcox.test.default(immer$Y1, immer$Y2, paired = TRUE): cannot compute exact p-value with ties
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## Wilcoxon signed rank test with continuity correction
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## data: immer$Y1 and immer$Y2
## V = 368.5, p-value = 0.005318
## alternative hypothesis: true location shift is not equal to 0
Answer At .05 significance level, we conclude that the barley yields of 1931 and 1932 from the data set immer are nonidentical populations.
Source Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test


IBM Content Navigator Toolkit Samples
This dynamic web project contains sample web pages demonstrating the use of the IBM Content Navigator toolkit.
The samples are divided into three groups:
- Model samples
- These samples show the use of the ecm.model classes within the toolkit. They are mostly non-interactive in nature, running and completing by just viewing the page. Some have simple entry fields as well.
- Dijit samples
- These samples show the use of the ecm.widget (dijit) classes in a variety of configurations.
- Layout sample
- This sample is a full application, designed to show how a custom application can be built from the toolkit.


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| void | addDepot (Unit unit) |
| void | addToMineralPatch (Unit unit, int num) |
| void | addWorker (Unit unit) |
| void | addWorker (Unit unit, WorkerJob job, Unit jobUnit) |
| void | addWorker (Unit unit, WorkerJob job, UnitType jobUnitType) |
| void | clearPreviousJob (Unit unit) |
| boolean | depotHasEnoughMineralWorkers (Unit depot) |
| List< Unit > | getDepots () |
| char | getJobCode (Unit unit) |
| List< Unit > | getMineralPatchesNearDepot (Unit depot) |
| int | getMineralsNearDepot (Unit depot) |
| Unit | getMineralToMine (Unit worker) |
| int | getNumAssignedWorkers (Unit unit) |
| final int | getNumGasWorkers () |
| final int | getNumIdleWorkers () |
| final int | getNumMineralWorkers () |
| final int | getNumWorkers () |
| UnitType | getWorkerBuildingType (Unit unit) |
| Unit | getWorkerDepot (Unit unit) |
| WorkerData.WorkerJob | getWorkerJob (Unit unit) |
| WorkerMoveData | getWorkerMoveData (Unit unit) |
| Unit | getWorkerRepairUnit (Unit unit) |
| Unit | getWorkerResource (Unit unit) |
| final List< Unit > | getWorkers () |
| void | removeDepot (Unit unit) |
| void | setWorkerJob (Unit unit, WorkerJob job, Unit jobUnit) |
| void | setWorkerJob (Unit unit, WorkerJob job, UnitType jobUnitType) |
| void | setWorkerJob (Unit unit, WorkerJob job, WorkerMoveData wmd) |
| void | workerDestroyed (Unit unit) |
Package Attributes | |
| double | mineralAndMineralWorkerRatio |
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| CommandUtil | commandUtil = new CommandUtil() |
| ArrayList< Unit > | depots = new ArrayList<Unit>() |
| Map< Integer, Integer > | depotWorkerCount = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>() |
| Map< Integer, Integer > | refineryWorkerCount = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>() |
| Map< Integer, UnitType > | workerBuildingTypeMap = new HashMap<Integer, UnitType>() |
| Map< Integer, Unit > | workerDepotMap = new HashMap<Integer, Unit>() |
| Map< Integer, WorkerJob > | workerJobMap = new HashMap<Integer, WorkerJob>() |
| Map< Integer, Unit > | workerMineralAssignment = new HashMap<Integer, Unit>() |
| Map< Integer, Unit > | workerMineralMap = new HashMap<Integer, Unit>() |
| Map< Integer, WorkerMoveData > | workerMoveMap = new HashMap<Integer, WorkerMoveData>() |
| Map< Integer, Unit > | workerRefineryMap = new HashMap<Integer, Unit>() |
| Map< Integer, Unit > | workerRepairMap = new HashMap<Integer, Unit>() |
| ArrayList< Unit > | workers = new ArrayList<Unit>() |
| Map< Integer, Integer > | workersOnMineralPatch = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>() |
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| void WorkerData.addWorker | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| void WorkerData.addWorker | ( | Unit | unit, |
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| void WorkerData.addWorker | ( | Unit | unit, |
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| void WorkerData.clearPreviousJob | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| boolean WorkerData.depotHasEnoughMineralWorkers | ( | Unit | depot | ) |
ResourceDepot 에 충분한 수(미네랄 덩이 수 * mineralAndMineralWorkerRatio ) 의 미네랄 일꾼이 배정되어있는가
| List<Unit> WorkerData.getDepots | ( | ) |
| char WorkerData.getJobCode | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| List<Unit> WorkerData.getMineralPatchesNearDepot | ( | Unit | depot | ) |
| int WorkerData.getMineralsNearDepot | ( | Unit | depot | ) |
ResourceDepot 반경 200 point 이내의 미네랄 덩이 수를 반환합니다
| Unit WorkerData.getMineralToMine | ( | Unit | worker | ) |
| int WorkerData.getNumAssignedWorkers | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| final int WorkerData.getNumGasWorkers | ( | ) |
| final int WorkerData.getNumIdleWorkers | ( | ) |
| final int WorkerData.getNumMineralWorkers | ( | ) |
| final int WorkerData.getNumWorkers | ( | ) |
| UnitType WorkerData.getWorkerBuildingType | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| Unit WorkerData.getWorkerDepot | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| WorkerData.WorkerJob WorkerData.getWorkerJob | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| WorkerMoveData WorkerData.getWorkerMoveData | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| Unit WorkerData.getWorkerRepairUnit | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| Unit WorkerData.getWorkerResource | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| final List<Unit> WorkerData.getWorkers | ( | ) |
| void WorkerData.removeDepot | ( | Unit | unit | ) |
| void WorkerData.setWorkerJob | ( | Unit | unit, |
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Anaconda
Open Data Science Core: Anaconda is a package manager, an environment manager, a Python distribution, and a collection of over 1,000+ open source packages. It is free and easy to install, and it offers free community support. https://anaconda.org/
Context
Anaconda is well documented and has excellent support. All I include here are a few tasks that I have had to repeat.
Jupyter
Activate and deactivate the environment
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Windows:
activate env_name
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deactivate env_name
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Linux:
source activate env_name
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source deactivate env_name
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Run a notebook
jupyter notebook
Save the files of a notebook tree into an archive (assumes system with tar)
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When in a notebook, go to a new cell
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!tar chzf notebook.tgz --exclude notebook.tgz *
(change notebook to your choice)
Download that archive
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From the Jupyter File menu, select Open
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Click the archive you created, i.e. notebook.tgz
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It will download to your location
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Unarchive to use it
Run a command in a notebook
Prepend the command with !
Build identical environment
The operating systems of the host computers must be similar. This cannot be done to copy a Linux environment to Windows.
First a listing of the environment is needed.
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Try
conda list --explicit
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If you get an error similar to Error: environment does not exist: ../anaconda/envs/name/envs/name
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Then try
conda list -n root --explicit
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To save the output to a file use a pipe appended to the end of the command, similar to
> spec-file.txt
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Next, on your anaconda installation:
conda create --name myenv --file spec-file.txt


SocketError
public enum SocketError : Error
An error type indicating an error associated with a socket operation.
These errors are not very likely to occur.
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Indicates that a flag of a socket could not be retrieved or set.
Declaration
Swift
case flags
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Indicates that an error occurred while allowing a socket address to be reused.
Declaration
Swift
case reuse
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Indicates that a socket could not be bound.
Declaration
Swift
case bind
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Indicates that an error occurred while trying to retrieve or set the nonblocking-property of a socket.
Declaration
Swift
case nonblocking
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Indicates that an error occurred while trying to make a socket listen.
Declaration
Swift
case listen
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Indicates that an error occurred while trying to accept a new connection.
Declaration
Swift
case accept
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Indicates that an error occurred while trying to open a socket.
Declaration
Swift
case open


Writing Swift Playgrounds Using Asciidoctor
This is a short demo of how to use ad2play to create Swift playgrounds. For installation notes, see the README file. That file also tells you how to run ad2play to compile a playground from your source file.
The file you are looking at now, foo-math.ad, is the source document for the playground foo-math.playground. Create foo-math.playground by running the command ./ad2play foo.ad.
You should files foo-math.ad and foo-math.playground, using a text editor for foo.ad and XCode for foo-math.playground. By doing so, you will figure out most of what you need to know to make playgrounds using asciidoc markup. You will also see how mathematical formulas are written. (We use TeX)
To create an html version of foo-math.ad run the command ./ad2html foo-math.ad included in this package. This command runs asciidoctor and then does some postprocessing to handle mathematical formulas. This is a temporary kludge — it should be done with asciidoctor, but I am rusty on many things after a long summer vaction:-)
In the non-Swift parts of this document you can use mark up to structure and beautify the playground you create. See asciidoctor.org for documentation on asciidoc markup.
The sections containing Swift code are written like this:
var a = 1.2
var b = 2.3
a*b
In the playground you can modify and add to the Swift code.
A more interesting example
Let
\[ H(n) = 1 + \frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{3} + \frac{1}{4} + \cdots + \frac{1}{n} \] To compute this quantity, we proceed as follows:
var sum = 0.0
let n = 20
for k in 1...n {
sum += 1.0/Double(k)
}
sum
Much better than doing the computation by hand, no?
Question: What happens to \(H(n)\) as \(n\) gets larger and larger?


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In order to show significantly customised labels you can either
draw the axes yourself using the draw
event
or, as is done in this case, you can use the drawing API Y-axis object. The axes are offset slightly by
using the margins so the labels appear to be sitting on top of the grid lines. The axes of the Line
chart are turned off and the color of the axis line is transparent so that just the text labels are visible.
<script src="RGraph.drawing.yaxis.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.tooltips.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.dynamic.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.line.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<div style="float: right; border: 1px solid gray"> <canvas width="600" height="250" style="float: right" >[No canvas support]</canvas> </div>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the canvas tag(s):


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8.58 Unsupported Features
These are features that have been implemented either partly or fully, but are not officially part of the Euphoria Language. They may one day be officially sanctioned and thus fully supported, but that is not certain. And even if an unsupported feature does make it way into the language, it may not be exactly what is documented in this section.
So if you use any of these unsupported features then be aware that your code might break in future releases.
8.58.1 UTF Encoded String Literals
- using word strings hexadecimal (for utf-16) and double word hexadecimal (for utf-32) e.g.
u"" -- ==> {#65,#66,#67,#AE} U"" -- ==> {#65,#66,#67,#AE}
The value of the strings above are equivalent. Spaces seperate values to other elements. When you put too many hex characters together for the kind of string they are split up appropriately for you:
x"" -- 8-bit ==> {#65,#66,#67,#AE} u"" -- 16-bit ==> {#6566,#67AE} U"" -- 32-bit ==> {#6566,#67AE} U"" -- 32-bit ==> {#656667AE} -- Uses '_' to aid readability for long values. U"" -- 32-bit ==> {#656667AE}
String literals encoded as ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32 or really any encoding that uses elements that are 32-bits long or shorter can be built with U"" syntax. Literals of encodings that have 16-bit long or shorter or 8-bit long or shorter elements can be built using u"" syntax or x"" syntax respectively. Use delimiters, such as spaces and underscores, to break the ambiguity and improve readability.
The following is code with a vaild UTF8 encoded string:
sequence utf8_val = x"" -- This is ">e"
However, it is up to the coder to know the correct code-point values for these to make any sense in the encoding the coder is using. That is to say, it is possible for the coder to use the x"", u"", and U"" syntax to create literals that are not valid UTF strings.
Hexadecimal strings can be used to encode UTF-8 strings, even though the resulting string does not have to be a valid UTF-8 string.
The rules for unicode strings are...
- they begin with the pair u" for UTF-16 and U" for UTF-32 strings, and end with a double-quote (") character
- they can only contain hexadecimal digits (0-9 A-F a-f), and space, underscore, tab, newline, carriage-return. Anything else is invalid.
- an underscore is simply ignored, as if it was never there. It is used to aid readability.
- For UTF-16 strings, each set of four contiguous hex digits represent a single sequence element with a value from 0x0000 to 0xFFFF
- For UTF-32 strings, each set of eight contiguous hex digits represent a single sequence element with a value from 0x0000 to 0xFFFFFFFF
- they can span multiple lines
- The non-hex digits are treated as punctuation and used to delimit individual values.
- The resulting string does not have to be a valid UTF-16/UTF-32 string.
u"" == {0x0001, 0x0002, 0x0034, 0x5678, 0x0ABC} U"" == {0x0000_0001, 0x0000_0002, 0x0000_0034, 0x05678ABC} U"" == {0x0000_0001, 0x0000_0002, 0x0000_0034, 0x0567_8ABC}
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AFCON 2021 Qualifiers: Kwesi Appiah pleads for time to prove himself as Black Stars coach
Head coach of the Black Stars Kwesi Appiah has indicated that he needs time to prove himself with the team.
Appiah, 59, was heavily criticised following the Black Stars' underwhelming display at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt where the team got eliminated at the Round of 16 stage by Tunisia on penalties.
Despite his contract his ending in December, most Ghanaians want Kwesi Appiah sacked immediately as many believe he is not fit for the job.
Coach Appiah, who is currently having his second stint with the Black Stars believes if given more opportunities he can turn things around with the Black Stars.
"I personally think I always do the best that I can. I may not be the best but I think when given the chance I will always make sure I prove myself," he told the media in Cape Coast on Thursday.
Ghana made a flying start to the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers after defeating South Africa 2-0 at the Cape Coast Stadium yesterday.
A goal apiece in each half from Thomas Partey and Kudus Mohammed ensured the Black Stars pick up the maximum points at home.
The team will now travel to São Tomé and Príncipe to play them on Monday in their second Group C fixture.


I guess this would take some doing but my idea here is that the radar that shows you players you dont wish to play with could be shared when the name is on x amount of players lists, to try and stamp out cheating a little more these lists could auto update like pbbans or ggc for servers. Not a perfect solution of course but with a little work perhaps volunteers could be tasked to investigate such users and if found to be obvious cheats they could flag them and the go on the auto list
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Sorry, BBLog do not and will never support automatic or global cheater/banlists.
There so much reasons, but one is that this lists (choosen by user instead of machine) are 90% false matched.
The radar is also designed to warn you for your personal list, it not must be a cheater, it could also be user u don't like. And when we share this lists its only a question of time to get all users banned :-)
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Yeah I know that there will be false reports too hence the need for volunteers that could investigate if a user hits the lists say 50 times. I did make it clear in my suggestion that I knew it wasnt perfect btw but would go along way to helping users find clean servers. Was just a suggestion though makes no difference either way to me I play on servers with active admins 90% of the time anyway
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Hey,
My platoon have our own website. I was wandering if a stock Radar list could be hosted on our website for our users. We could edit this manually, ensuring known hackers (that we have verified) are on it. This would give users an incentive to be part of our clan/platoon.
Is there a clause in the TOC that forbids this sort of thing? Or is it just really really complicated to implement?
It seems like an obvious progression for this feature...
BrainFooLong
Administrator
It's neither complicated to implement nor forbidden to share lists outside of the addon.
Only BBLog not supports auto sharing/updating/global lists with any built-in feature.
We don't want it for the same reason as battlelog, name&shame.
Also it does not bother us what other websites, platoons or users do.
Feel free to make global lists on your own homepage, we not forbid it.


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This sample is the source code for a generic tuner sample Broadcast Driver Architecture (BDA) driver for Windows® XP. It is provided as an example of a BDA device minidriver for the AVStream class of kernel streaming and to give hardware vendors assistance in writing their own BDA minidrivers. This sample does not have any associated hardware. The driver is designed to work with the sample BDA Capture driver.
To build the sample, open a DDK command window, change to the BDA directory, and use the build -cZ command. The build command gets instructions on how to build from the Sources file.
This sample can be built as either an ATSC sample or a DVB-S sample. To select the flavor of sample simply uncomment the appropriate MACRO definition (ATSC_RECEIVER or DVBS_RECEIVER) in BDATuner.h. Make sure only one of the receiver type MACROs is defined. Building this sample produces one file: BDATuner.sys. Both free and checked versions can be built.
The best way to use the sample BDA tuner driver is to build both BDATuner.sys and BDACap.sys. Copy the driver files to a directory along with the sample BDA tuner INF (BDATuner.inf), sample BDA capture INF(BDACap.inf), and software receiver INF (BDASWRcv.inf). Start the installation by right clicking BDASWRcv.inf and then left clicking Install. Follow the directions to complete installation of both the sample BDA tuner and sample BDA capture drivers.
GraphEdit uses the BDA sample generic tuner driver to configure a filter for the driver in a filter graph. This BDA sample generic tuner filter does not perform any specific functions. You can connect the BDA ATSC or DVB-S network provider filters to the input pin of the generic filter. You can connect the BDA capture filter to the output pin of the BDA tuner filter.
The sample BDA capture appears under "BDA Receiver Components" as "Sample BDA Capture". The sample BDA tuner appears under “BDA Source Filters” as “Sample BDA Tuner Filter”. The ATSC Network Provider appears under “BDA Network Providers” as “Microsoft ATSC Network Provider”. The DVB-S Network Provider appears under “BDA Network Providers” as “Microsoft DVBS Network Provider”.
Many properties can be set on your filter by right-clicking the Network Provider filter in GraphEdt and selecting Properties. The displayed property pages allow for the creation and submission of tune requests that ultimately result in properties being set on your driver. Note that if you are testing a DVB-S driver you should use the DVBS Network Provider property pages to create ad DVB-S tuning space called “MYDVB”. To access these properties, you must first run Regsvr32 on PropPage.dll, which is delivered in the DirectShow SDK. You can also create a plugin to directly access and configure the BDA sample generic tuner filter.
To get a logo for your device, consult the WHQL Web site for information and test suites.
Your device should support Plug and Play. Download Plug and Play specs from their Web site.
File Description Bdadebug.h Contains macros that the driver uses for debugging BdaTuner.htm The documentation for this sample (this file) Bdaguid.c Includes header files used for defining GUIDs BDATuner.h Defines classes for filter, device, and filter I/O pins. BDATuner.inf Installation information for the sample BDATuner.rc Version information resource Common.h Includes necessary header files, like Bdasup.h Device.cpp Main code of BDA device, including driver-entry point Filter.cpp Implements methods of the filter class Inpin.cpp Implements the class for the input pin Makefile The makefile for the project; do not edit. ObjDesc.cpp Defines automation and dispatch tables and template structures Outpin.cpp Implements the class for the output pin Sources DDK build instructions Splmedia.h Defines properties, methods, and events for the sample's nodes Wdmdebug.h Contains macros for WDM debugging
The ObjDesc.cpp file contains definitions and templates that the network provider filter can use to determine topology, to configure and change a filter instance, and to manipulate the sample's nodes. The BDA sample software tuner driver registers these definitions and templates with the BDA support library so the library can handle most aspects of these operations. Other files of this sample define constants, structures, and classes and implement methods for those classes.
The Sources file contains instructions on how to build the BDA sample software tuner driver. The following code shows the macros used in the Sources file along with comments that explain what those macros do.
TARGETNAME=BDATuner # Set driver's name TARGETTYPE=DRIVER # Set type of file built, for example, program, DLL, or driver # For BDA minidriver, set to DRIVER. TARGETPATH=obj$(BUILD_ALT_DIR) # Set destination directory for the built file # Depending on whether your build environment is "free" or "checked", # the BUILD_ALT_DIR variable appends "fre " or "chk" to the \obj subdirectory. DRIVERTYPE=WDM # Set type of driver, can be set to either WDM or VXD. # For BDA, set to WDM. # Generate .SYM and .PDB (map) files. These files map names to addresses. # Required to debug on Win9x. USE_MAPSYM=1 # Point to the header files that the sample source requires. INCLUDES=..\..\..\..\inc; \ $(DDK_INC_PATH)\wdm; # Point to the library files that the sample source requires. TARGETLIBS=..\..\..\..\lib\ ks.lib \ ..\..\..\..\lib\ksguid.lib \ ..\..\..\..\lib\BdaSup.lib # The following macros are used with the Soft-ICE debugging tool. !ifdef BUILD_SOFTICE_SYMBOLS TARGETPATHEX=$(TARGETPATH)\$(TARGET_DIRECTORY) NTTARGETFILES=$(TARGETPATH)\$(TARGETNAME).dbg NTTARGETFILES=$(TARGETPATHEX)\$(TARGETNAME).nms $(NTTARGETFILES) !endif # Sample source files that must be compiled. SOURCES= \ ObjDesc.cpp \ inpin.cpp \ outpin.cpp \ Filter.cpp \ Device.cpp \ bdaguid.c \ BDATuner.rc
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Specifies the ADC channel the gyro is hooked up to.
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Specifies the gyro sensitivity in the unit of 0.1 degree/sec/volt or
milliradians/sec/volt. The unit of sensitivity affects the unit
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Specifies the gyro scale factory. This is a manual calibration
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Specifies the noise margin on top of the calibrated noise threshold.
Return Value-
None.
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This unapologetic indie certainly feels like a festival-circuit entry. Alas, no -- Kung Fu Films has poured its $21,000 into That Darn Punk with intent to make a profit. Hence, it's straight to video and a big soundtrack release.
Foolish? Hardly. According to the press notes, soundtrack preorders have covered the cost of production fourfold. Now that's a business plan!
It's no surprise the soundtrack is inspiring some enthusiasm. Scored by The Ataris, Nerf Herder, Rancid, AFI, No Motiv, Lagwagon, The Vandals, and a half-dozen other punkish outfits, That Darn Punk is indeed an ode to, well, punk. And its star, Joe Escalante, just so happens to be the bassist for The Vandals.
So what's it all about? Oh, the plot. Yeah. Well, Escalante plays a punk rocker in a Vandals-like band called The Big Tippers, and after an ill-advised near-fling with a music video moll, his girlfriend kicks him out in nothing but his boxers, he is abducted and taken to the desert, and a series of wacky hijinks involving murder, drugs, and aliens occurs -- all so unlikely that you'll be drawing comparisons to Ed Wood flicks.
It's not a bad comparison to make. That Darn Punk is goofy fun with basement-level production values a la Repo Man. Is it a witty ride through existentialism? No. Is it something you might want to put on at a party if for no other reason than to hear the kickin' soundtrack and hope that your drunken guests will get a laugh out of the video?
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erases the rows and cols associated with the index from the matrix
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simply increases this.size. array expansions occur in the set function
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retrieves the value from the given indices using the empty type
Argument: row
vertical position Argument: col
horizontal position
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sets the value at the given indices and allocates/frees the field if necessary. Values below the main diagonal are ignored.
Argument: row
vertical position Argument: col
horizontal position Argument: value
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Updated: 15-Aug-2006
Table of Contents
ICAP_PIXELTYPE and DAT_FILESYSTEM Overview
DAT_FILESYSTEM vs. ICAP_PIXELTYPE
CAP_CAMERAENABLE vs. CAP_DUPLEXENABLED
This document talks about the Single Document Multiple Images (SDMI) behavior in TWAIN, describing how it is negotiated and what additional metadata associated with the image needs to be collected during image capture. Since this is a moderately complex subject a number of other capabilities that have uses beyond SDMI will be discussed as well.
SDMI behavior is easy to view graphically:
Original Color Bitonal
Document Image Image
+-------+ +-------+ +-------+
| | | | | |
| R | | R | | R |
| | | | | |
| G | ---> | G | + | G |
| | | | | |
| B | | B | | B |
| | | | | |
+-------+ +-------+ +-------+
In this example a color document results in the capture of two images, one that is color and one that is bitonal (black & white). Configurations of this form have a variety of applications, but the most common is when the application needs a faithful replication of the document for archival purposes and an image suitable for data collection, such as OCR.
SDMI puts no limit on the number of images that can result from a document.
SDMI is not the same as image segmentation. Image segmentation divides a document into sub-images that are optimized for quality and compression. In this example the driver could save the text images as Group-4 and the picture as JPEG:
Original
Document
+-------+
| a bit | Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3
|of text| Text Picture Text
| $#$#$ | +-------+ +-------+ +-------+
| #$#$# | ---> | a bit | | #$#$# | | more |
| $#$#$ | |of text| + | #$#$# | + | text |
| more | +-------+ | #$#$# | +-------+
| text | +-------+
+-------+
Image segmentation is typically used to efficiently store images. SDMI is used to capture images that are then directed to different parts of the workflow. It is possible to mix image segmentation with SDMI (ex: using image segmentation to produce the faithful replication image). The two technologies have different goals, though, so it’s not advisable to use one to replace the other.
ICAP_PIXELTYPE and DAT_FILESYSTEM Overview
TWAIN did not start with duplex scanning built into the standard; this was added in version 1.7. So prior to 1.7 ICAP_PIXELTYPE selected the pixel type (i.e. color vs. grayscale vs. bitonal) for the entire session. This could also be considered the "color space". An application could configure a driver to output color or grayscale or bitonal images, but only one of the three, so you can not get multiple images for a side via ICAP_PIXELTYPE.
TWAIN 1.8 introduced DAT_FILESYSTEM. This allows an application to setup multiple images for a side. It also helps support setting of different values for the front and rear. For example, getting color on the front and grayscale on the rear.
To help maintain backwards compatibility, ICAP_PIXELTYPE needs to continue to apply to the entire session. This means ICAP_PIXELTYPE should never be negotiated with DAT_FILESYSTEM.
ICAP_PIXELTYPE
Setting ICAP_PIXELTYPE will set both the front and rear images to the given TWPT_ value and automatically set CAP_DUPLEXENABLED to true. Use ICAP_BITDEPTH to determine how many bits make a single pixel, such as 8 for 8-bit grayscale or 24 for 3-channel/8-bits-per-channel RGB.
DAT_FILESYSTEM
DAT_FILESYSTEM addresses individual “cameras”. The term “camera” doesn’t mean that the image capture device uses a camera; rather it’s a generic term for an image capture source. DAT_FILESYSTEM calls the front side of the paper as the 'top' "camera", and the rear as 'bottom'. This doesn't have anything to do with the physical position of the camera, it is being used to describe what the user considers the top (i.e. front) of the sheet of paper versus the bottom (i.e. rear).
The driver will output images based on CAP_CAMERAENABLED. So while a "camera" can be individually set via DAT_FILESYSTEM, you must also set CAP_CAMERAENABLED to true for each "camera" you want the driver to actually produce.
The values for DAT_FILESYSTEM are typically:
Camera name |
Side |
Image |
/Camera_Color_Top |
front | color or grayscale |
/Camera_Color_Bottom |
rear | color or grayscale |
/Camera_Color_Both |
front and rear | color or grayscale |
/Camera_Bitonal_Top |
front | bitonal |
/Camera_Bitonal_Bottom |
rear | bitonal |
/Camera_Bitonal_Both |
front and rear | bitonal |
Using a camera that ends in '_Both' means future settings will be applied to both the front and rear images.
DAT_FILESYSTEM vs. ICAP_PIXELTYPE
If DAT_FILESYSTEM is set, then ICAP_PIXELTYPE must reflect the current value of the "camera". For instance, if DAT_FILESYSTEM is set to /Camera_Color_Both, then ICAP_PIXELTYPE should be set to TWPT_RGB (this is a basic sanity check for the driver to prevent DAT_FILESYSTEM and ICAP_PIXELTYPE from ever reporting conflicting values).
However, if ICAP_PIXELTYPE is set, then the following things must happen to DAT_FILESYSTEM and CAP_CAMERAENABLE:
If ICAP_PIXELTYPE is set to TWPT_RGB
DAT_FILESYSTEM changes to /Camera_Color_Both
CAP_CAMERAENABLE changes to:
/Camera_Color_Top: TRUE
/Camera_Color_Bottom: TRUE
/Camera_Bitonal_Top: FALSE
/Camera_Bitonal_Bottom: FALSE
If ICAP_PIXELTYPE is set to TWPT_BW
DAT_FILESYSTEM changes to /Camera_Bitonal_Both
CAP_CAMERAENABLE changes to:
/Camera_Color_Top: FALSE
/Camera_Color_Bottom: FALSE
/Camera_Bitonal_Top: TRUE
/Camera_Bitonal_Bottom: TRUE
The behavior guarantees that older applications and newer applications can work with the same driver. Application writers need to decide if they want to use ICAP_PIXELTYPE or DAT_FILESYSTEM when negotiating with a particular driver, never use both together. As a guideline, if DAT_FILESYSTEM are supported by a driver, use them, since they offer more functionality than ICAP_PIXELTYPE.
CAP_CAMERAENABLE vs. CAP_DUPLEXENABLED
Care needs to be taken when mixing CAP_CAMERAENABLE and CAP_DUPLEXENABLED. The recommendation is to use one or the other. Here is an example of the interdependency:
Table-1 shows an example of creating one color and one bitonal image from the front of every sheet of paper fed during the scanning session. In this case, CAP_DUPLEXENABLED would have been set to False.
Table-1
DAT_FILESYSTEM CAP_CAMERAENABLE /Camera_Color_Top TRUE /Camera_Color_Bottom FALSE /Camera_Bitonal_Top TRUE /Camera_Bitonal_Bottom FALSE
If the application then sets CAP_DUPLEXENABLED to True, we would expect the table to change to the following:
Table-2
DAT_FILESYSTEM CAP_CAMERAENABLE /Camera_Color_Top TRUE /Camera_Color_Bottom TRUE /Camera_Bitonal_Top TRUE /Camera_Bitonal_Bottom TRUE
NOTE: Rear only scanning is considered to be a special duplex operation. So for the following table CAP_DUPLEXENABLED would be True:
Table-3
DAT_FILESYSTEM CAP_CAMERAENABLE /Camera_Color_Top FALSE /Camera_Color_Bottom TRUE /Camera_Bitonal_Top FALSE /Camera_Bitonal_Bottom TRUE
CAP_CAMERAORDER
The output order of the images can be adjusted using CAP_CAMERAORDER (using the CAP_CAMERA TWCM_*_BOTH values). This is a TW_ARRAY container that has the name of each of the cameras in the order they will be transferred from the driver to the application. For example, if CAP_CAMERAORDER is set to TWCM_BW_BOTH TWCM_CL_BOTH, then the bitonal image will be transferred before the color image. For a duplex session this would look like the following:
Bitonal Front
Color Front
Bitonal Rear
Color Rear
To simplify the validation rules between CAP_CAMERAENABLED and CAP_CAMERAORDER do the following:
1) If CAP_CAMERAORDER includes a "camera" that is set to False, then the driver will ignore it.
2) If CAP_CAMERAORDER does not include a "camera" that is set to True, then the driver is free to output the images in whatever ordering it wants.
Entire session (i.e. machine) vs. a single "camera"
The addition of independent front and rear capability negotiation immediately raises the question: which capabilities belong to the machine (like CAP_DUPLEX) and which ones belong to a "camera" (like CAP_COMPRESSION). There is no easy answer to this, since the hardware of the device dictates the capabilities. For instance scanner ABC may allow independent selection of ICAP_COMPRESSION for front and rear cameras because the designers put in dedicated compression chips for each side. Whereas scanner XYZ, in an effort to save costs, only used one chip for this operation, and they have no way to independently set the front from the rear for this one capability.
So, to help figure out where each capability goes, Kodak scanners have enhancement DG_CONTROL / DAT_CAPABILITY / MSG_QUERYSUPPORT with additional TWQC_ flags:
#define TWQC_MACHINE 0x1000 // applies to entire session/machine
#define TWQC_BITONAL 0x2000 // applies to Bitonal "cameras"
#define TWQC_COLOR 0x4000 // applies to Color "cameras"
A capability cannot mix TWQC_MACHINE with any of the other items listed above; otherwise all combinations are valid (e.g. a capability could have TWQC_BITONAL and TWQC_COLOR).
Capabilities that describe themselves as TWQC_MACHINE are accessible at all times, regardless of the current setting of DAT_FILESYSTEM. This means that a capability like CAP_DUPLEXENABLED can always be negotiated, (i.e., even if the current camera is set to something like /Camera_Bitonal_Rear).
METADATA
Metadata is the descriptive data that accompanies an image. TWAIN has two primary ways of communicating this information to an application: DAT_IMAGEINFO and DAT_EXTIMAGEINFO. Since DAT_EXTIMAGEINFO is extensible it’s the only way to introduce new metadata items to the TWAIN specification without creating a new DAT operation (and we don’t really need any more of those right now).
SDMI presents a bit of a problem for the application because the stream of images makes it difficult to tell which ones go with which document. This problem becomes compounded with things like automatic color detection (imagine not knowing if the application will get color or bitonal data on the next image).
Since the problem takes the form of a lack-of-communication problem, the solution is more data. With the Kodak drivers the following additional items are added to the list of DAT_EXTIMAGEINFO fields:
#define TWEI_HDR_PAGESIDE 0x8001
#define TWEI_HDR_IMAGENUMBER 0x8017
#define TWEI_HDR_PAGENUMBER 0x8018
#define TWEI_HDR_PAGEIMAGENUMBER 0x8019
TWEI_HDR_PAGESIDE returns 0 for a front image and 1 for a rear image.
TWEI_HDR_IMAGENUMBER counts from 1 to 2^32-1 the number of images captured since the application first MSG_OPENDS’d the driver.
TWEI_HDR_PAGENUMBER counts from 1 to 2^32-1 the number of pages of paper captures since the application first MSG_OPENDS’d the driver.
TWEI_HDR_PAGEIMAGENUMBER counts from 1 to the number of images captured from the document. For instance, given an SDMI session where the driver is transferring a color and a bitonal image for the front and a bitonal image for the rear we get the following sequence:
|
Image |
Page Side |
Image Number |
Page Number |
PageImageNumber |
|
Color |
Front |
1 |
1 |
1 |
|
Bitonal |
Front |
2 |
1 |
2 |
|
Color |
Rear |
3 |
1 |
3 |
|
Color |
Front |
4 |
2 |
1 |
|
Bitonal |
Front |
5 |
2 |
2 |
|
Color |
Rear |
6 |
2 |
3 |


In Pics | How music festivals are going greener
BACARDÍ NH7 Weekender, one of India’s largest music festivals, has been encouraging its visitors to recycle, reuse and reduce the waste they produce at the festival.
23 Nov 2019 by Maryam Farooqui
BACARDÍ will replace 77,500 plastic glasses with recyclable and reusable versions to reduce the largest component of waste at the festival. These glasses made with a combination of rice husk, vegetable-based oil and food grade polystyrene, are the brainchild of the company and are indigenously sourced. Image: BNH7Weekender
At the festival, measures to segregate waste begin at the consumer level. There are separate bins for various types of waste as well as signage directing festival goers on how to use them. It goes a long way to ensure all the waste generated can be recycled or composted. Image: BNH7Weekender
In an effort to successfully implement their ‘Leave No Trace’ policy, the team segregates all accumulated waste into biodegradable, recyclable, polyfuel and landfill categories daily before sending for disposal. Image: NH7Weekender
All the wasted food is put to good use by composting on-site or at biogas plants for further use. Leftovers and products with utility are sent to local NGOs to be upcycled. The limited plastic that is generated is recycled into polyfuel that uses plastic content to create fuel and gas. This has many industrial uses and is a sustainable, emission-free method of reprocessing plastic. Image: BNH7Weekender
A conscious effort is made to ensure a very small percentage of waste is sent to landfills. Alternate disposal techniques like recycling and donating are given priority thus resulting in only 1.2 tonnes of 11.4 tonnes sent to landfills in the previous year. Image: NH7Weekender
To encourage people to reduce the use of cups, BACARDÍ NH7 Weekender incentivized drinks by Rs 50 if guests reused their glasses. The policy was introduced last year and has been extremely effective in cutting down the cup usage at the festival by over 70 percent.


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I'm an aspiring junior developer.
I spend most of my time studying and applying my Ruby, HTML, CSS & JavaScript to side projects.
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Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 6 May 2003, the Ministry of Health has reported 143 cases, including 128 deaths, in the districts of Mbomo and Kéllé in Cuvette Ouest Département ( see previous report ). Thirteen of the cases are laboratory confirmed and 130 are epidemiologically linked.
The two most recent deaths reported ocurred on the 22 April, one in the remote village of Ndjoukou (in Kéllé district) and the other in a forest camp near Kéllé town. Twenty-one contacts have been identified in Ndjoukou and Kéllé town and are being visited on a regular basis by the surveillance team.
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**Moore's Law**: /morz law/, prov.
Any one of several similar folk theorems that fit computing capacity or
cost to a 2\ :sup:`t` exponential curve, with doubling time close to a
year. The most common fits component density to such a curve (previous
versions of this entry gave that form). Another variant asserts that the
dollar cost of constant computing power decreases on the same curve. The
original Moore's Law, first uttered in 1965 by semiconductor engineer
Gordon Moore (who co-founded Intel four years later), spoke of the
number of components on the lowest-cost silicon integrated circuits —
but Moore's own formulation varied somewhat over the years, and
reconstructing the meaning of the terminology he used in the original
turns out to be fraught with difficulties. Further variants were spawned
by Intel's PR department and various journalists.
It has been
`shown `__
that none of the variants of Moore's Law actually fit the data very well
(the price curves within DRAM generations perhaps come closest).
Nevertheless, Moore's Law is constantly invoked to set up expectations
about the next generation of computing technology. See also
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array_replace() replaces the values of the first array with the same values from all the following arrays. If a key from the first array exists in the second array, its value will be replaced by the value from the second array. If the key exists in the second array, and not the first, it will be created in the first array. If a key only exists in the first array, it will be left as is. If several arrays are passed for replacement, they will be processed in order, the later arrays overwriting the previous values. array_replace() is not recursive : it will replace values in the first array by whatever type is in the second array.
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PowerShell and the Principle of Most Astonishment
When designing a user interface, it’s important to avoid conflicts between what an action actually does and what the user expects it to do. Our goal is to minimize surprises to ensure a smooth end-user experience. This is called the Principle of Least Astonishment.
This principle should also be important to language designers. Just like a slick, AJAX-y web page is a user interface for the end user, a programming language’s syntax is a user interface for developers. When the rules of a language conflict with a typical developer’s mental model of what the rules might be, we have a problem every bit as serious as a confusing user-facing dialog.
After running into some hurdles using PowerShell, it seems that this language follows the Principle of Most Astonishment. Because its actual model conflicts with the mental model most developers take for granted in similar languages, it is very easy to run into some frustrating bugs.
Programming lanaguages can be dropped into several broad categories when they encourage similar mental models. For the Imperative Object-Oriented Languages, this makes it easy to start with Python and then learn Ruby, Java, and the like: they all have roughly similar notions of imperative control flow, classes, methods, arguments, return values, and I/O. Since PowerShell is an imperative .NET language, it is all too easy to make incorrect assumptions about how PowerShell will behave, even in the simplest of programs.
When learning PowerShell, it’s important to avoid bringing all this imperative language baggage along for the ride. Start by realizing that PowerShell functions are not functions! Rather, they are commands.
PowerShell is meant to replace old-school BAT files and as such its syntax and semantics lean heavily towards command-line instructions where I/O is king. In most imperative languages, functions take in arguments and return values, occasionally performing side-effects like I/O. In PowerShell, commands take in arguments, and then output values throughout their execution. The caller of a PowerShell command can often pretend that it is returning a value upon its completion, but it is always more accurate to say that all of the side-effect output of a command is made available to the caller upon its completion. Consider a simple function which intends to calculate some values while only returning a single value:
If we call this command with $x = 1, the caller receives an array as the return value. The array contains three values: [1, 2, 3]. What’s going on here? First, every expression that gets evaluated will be included in the output. When multiple values are output like this, they get packaged up into an array for you. Second, using the ‘return’ keyword with a value on the right-hand-side is misleading. Use the ‘return’ keyword only when you need to exit from a command early. The above code is actually equivalent to the following:
“return 5” really means “include 5 in the array of output and then return control to the caller”. Imagine how frustrating it can be to run into a problem like this. You start adding print statements to your buggy function in order to diagnose what is happening, and the very act of writing that output changes its return value!
There are ways to prevent expressions from being returned to the caller. You can use the built-in command write-host to write output to the console without it being included in the output array. Assignment statements are also suppressed from the output because they represent intermediate work being performed.
Any developer who approaches the first Output-And-Return definition above will make false assumptions about the behavior of the command. By recognizing that the PowerShell model differs from a typical model of functions-returning-values, you too can avoid mind-boggling debugging sessions.


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Payment Processing in Drupal 8
Drupal Dev Days 2015
Why? Чому? Waarom? Pourqoi?
The benefits of a reusable platform
- DRY
- Reusability++
- More knowledge and time for remaining code
- Higher quality and more integration
Bridge modules for additional integration are OKAY!
How it started
- 7.x-1.x opened in December 2011
- 7.x-1.0 released in October 2012
- 8.x-2.x opened in June 2013 (700 users)
- 7.x-1.14 released in March 2015
- ~3400 sites now report they use Payment
The early stages of Payment 2
What do we need?
- Pluggability
- Improved amount formatting
- Better developer experience
- Sustainability & compatibility
- Quality assurance
Payment 7.x-2.x
Payment 8.x-2.x
- Object-oriented code & autoloading
- Plugin system
- Unit testing
- Entity API & Views in core
- Currency 8.x-3.x for parsing user input, formatting amounts, & currency exchange
Plugin types
- Payment method *
- Payment method configuration
- Line item *
- Payment status *
- Plugin selector
- Payment type *
*) this plugin type exists in Payment 7.x-1.x
Entity types
- Payment *
- Payment method (configuration) *
- Payment status
*) this entity type exists in Payment 7.x-1.x
New features/improvements
- Create custom payment statuses through the UI
- Refund & postponed capture support
- No unnecessary opening of new windows
- Payment method selection is pluggable (radios, select list, ...)
- Code is much more reusable
Payment method plugins
- Process payments
- One instance for every payment entity
Payment method configuration plugins
- Contain form elements to configure payment method configuration entities
- One instance per payment method configuration entity
Payment type plugins
- Contain metadata and provide functionality for the payment’s type/bundle
- One instance for every payment entity
Payment status plugins
- Describe payment’s current and previous statuses
- One or more instances for every payment entity
Line item plugins
- Describe the charged amount
- One or more instances for every payment entity
Plugin selector plugins
- Allow users to select and configure plugins
- Example: show radio buttons or a select list when choosing payment methods
We're almost done!
- Views/Token/Rules integration
- Documentation/tutorials
- Migration path from 7.x-1.x to 8.x-2.x
You can contribute too
- Test the module
- Write documentation and tutorials
- Port Drupal 7 modules for Payment
Conclusion
- Good integration with Drupal core components (plugins, entities, forms)
- >90% test coverage
- 6 plugin types and 3 entity types for advanced site building
- Several new features out of the box


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Represents functions for interacting with the protocol service
Methods
(static) getActTemplateAsync()
Get an empty template object asynchronously
(static) getCarePlanAsync()
Generate a care plan for the specified patient
(static) getEntityTemplateAsync()
Get an empty template object asynchronously
(static) interpretObservation()
Interprets the observation


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Citagenix Inc.
Mailing Address:
3300 autoroute Jean-Noel-Lavoie (A-440) WLAVAL, Quebec
H7T 2H6
Location Address:
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Citagenix is a medical device company based in the Montreal area that operates in the oral craniofacial and orthopaedic/spine markets
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Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
matrix (DBM) in three distinct delivery systems and we have
developed a test that improves the consistency of the clinical
results.
Our breakthrough technology evolves around the innovative
carriers we use for our DynaGraft product line, which consists
of DynaGraft Gel, DynaGraft Putty and DynaGraft Matrix. The
conventional DBM granules are contained by Gel (47% DBM/volume)
and Putty (64% DBM/volume) carriers, consisting of a reverse
phase copolymer, which has the unique characteristic of being
malleable at room temperature, but firms when exposed to the
higher temperature of the graft site.
The Matrix (60% DBM/weight) carrier is a glycoprotein sponge
(Type I collagen) which provides blood clot formation and can
easily be manipulated in situ.
All three DynaGraft presentations contain human demineralized
bone matrix (DBM) which we obtain from tissue banks that are
members of the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB). In
order to reduce the variability of the clinical results, we have
developed a test that indicates the level of osteoinductive
potential (the potential to grow bone) of the bone tissue that
we receive from the tissue banks. This in vitro test assays for
alkaline phosphatase, a derivative of osteoblastic activity.
This process guarantees consistent bone regenerative activity
each time DynaGraft is used (in other words predictability).
which will improve the osteoinduction and therefore the
formation of new bone. The osteodisc is a class 1 medical
device, is CE marked and is currently sold in Canada and in the
US in the orocraniofacial and orthopedic markets
indicated for use in guided tissue regeneration (GTR) and guided
bone regeneration (GBR) procedures, as well as use associated
with dental implants, bone defects and ridge augmentation to aid
in wound healing post surgery.
Connexus also takes advantage of the proprietary Accell® processing technique to deliver a demineralized bone matrix (DBM) putty with high osteoinductivity. DBM is the source for an array of growth factors, including natural human bone morphogenetic proteins (nhBMPs), the osteoinductive triggers found in bone. The Accell process releases additional nhBMPs resulting in a higher concentration of synergistic growth factors working in concert to produce new bone.
Demineralized bone, which stimulates new bone growth,
and Cancellous bone chips, which provide a natural structural scaffold to encourage the attachment of osteogenic precursor cells
DynaBlast can be used either alone or as a bone graft extender indicated for augmentation or reconstructive treatment of the alveolar ridge.
The Eclipse key to balanced bone regeneration is its unique ratio between micro and macro porosity and its unique ratio between HA and ß-TCP.
Product composition
80% ß-TCP calcium and phosphate ion release
20% HA scaffold effect for osteoblastic activity
70% overall porosity
- 2/3 macroporosity
- 1/3 microporosity
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Chile
- India
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Singapore
- Spain
- Switzerland
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Austria
- Belgium
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Mexico
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Product / Service / Licensing
matrix (DBM) in three distinct delivery systems and we have
developed a test that improves the consistency of the clinical
results.
Our breakthrough technology evolves around the innovative
carriers we use for our DynaGraft product line, which consists
of DynaGraft Gel, DynaGraft Putty and DynaGraft Matrix. The
conventional DBM granules are contained by Gel (47% DBM/volume)
and Putty (64% DBM/volume) carriers, consisting of a reverse
phase copolymer, which has the unique characteristic of being
malleable at room temperature, but firms when exposed to the
higher temperature of the graft site.
The Matrix (60% DBM/weight) carrier is a glycoprotein sponge
(Type I collagen) which provides blood clot formation and can
easily be manipulated in situ.
All three DynaGraft presentations contain human demineralized
bone matrix (DBM) which we obtain from tissue banks that are
members of the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB). In
order to reduce the variability of the clinical results, we have
developed a test that indicates the level of osteoinductive
potential (the potential to grow bone) of the bone tissue that
we receive from the tissue banks. This in vitro test assays for
alkaline phosphatase, a derivative of osteoblastic activity.
This process guarantees consistent bone regenerative activity
each time DynaGraft is used (in other words predictability).
which will improve the osteoinduction and therefore the
formation of new bone. The osteodisc is a class 1 medical
device, is CE marked and is currently sold in Canada and in the
US in the orocraniofacial and orthopedic markets
indicated for use in guided tissue regeneration (GTR) and guided
bone regeneration (GBR) procedures, as well as use associated
with dental implants, bone defects and ridge augmentation to aid
in wound healing post surgery.
Connexus also takes advantage of the proprietary Accell® processing technique to deliver a demineralized bone matrix (DBM) putty with high osteoinductivity. DBM is the source for an array of growth factors, including natural human bone morphogenetic proteins (nhBMPs), the osteoinductive triggers found in bone. The Accell process releases additional nhBMPs resulting in a higher concentration of synergistic growth factors working in concert to produce new bone.
Demineralized bone, which stimulates new bone growth,
and Cancellous bone chips, which provide a natural structural scaffold to encourage the attachment of osteogenic precursor cells
DynaBlast can be used either alone or as a bone graft extender indicated for augmentation or reconstructive treatment of the alveolar ridge.
The Eclipse key to balanced bone regeneration is its unique ratio between micro and macro porosity and its unique ratio between HA and ß-TCP.
Product composition
80% ß-TCP calcium and phosphate ion release
20% HA scaffold effect for osteoblastic activity
70% overall porosity
- 2/3 macroporosity
- 1/3 microporosity
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Chile
- India
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Singapore
- Spain
- Switzerland
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Austria
- Belgium
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Mexico


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my hands need Your
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A portion of an experiment to determine the limit of blank/limit of detection in a biochemical assay.
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5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
denoting the 12 pools used in the experiment;
each pool had a different level of drug.
I1L1
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I1L2
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I2L1
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I2L2
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I3L1
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I3L2
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I4L1
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
I4L2
a numeric vector giving the measured concentration in pmol/L of drug in the assay
Important characteristics of a clinical chemistry assay are its limit of blank (LoB), and its limit of detection (LoD). The LoB, conceptually the highest reading likely to be obtained from a zero-concentration sample, is defined operationally by the upper 95% point of readings obtained from samples that do not contain the analyte. The LoD, conceptually the lowest level of analyte that can be reliably determined not to be blank, is defined operationally as true value at which there is a 95% chance of the reading being above the LoB.
These data are from a portion of a LoB/D study of an assay for a drug used to treat certain cancers. Twelve pools were used, four of them blanks of different types, and eight with successively increasing drug levels. The 8 columns of the data set refer to measurements made using different instruments I and reagent lots L.
Used as an illustrative example for Box-Cox type transformations with
negative readings in Hawkins and Weisberg (2015).
For examples of its use, see bcnPower
.
Hawkins, D. and Weisberg, S. (2015) Combining the Box-Cox Power and Generalized Log Transformations to Accommodate Negative Responses, submitted for publication.
LoBD


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| rowwise {dplyr} | R Documentation |
rowwise()
allows you to compute on a data frame a row-at-a-time.
This is most useful when a vectorised function doesn't exist.
Most dplyr verbs preserve row-wise grouping. The exception is summarise()
,
which return a grouped_df. You can explicitly ungroup with ungroup()
or as_tibble()
, or convert to a grouped_df with group_by()
.
rowwise(data, ...)
data |
Input data frame. |
... |
< NB: unlike |
A row-wise data frame with class rowwise_df
. Note that a
rowwise_df
is implicitly grouped by row, but is not a grouped_df
.
Because a rowwise has exactly one row per group it offers a small
convenience for working with list-columns. Normally, summarise()
and
mutate()
extract a groups worth of data with [
. But when you index
a list in this way, you get back another list. When you're working with
a rowwise
tibble, then dplyr will use [[
instead of [
to make your
life a little easier.
nest_by()
for a convenient way of creating rowwise data frames
with nested data.
df <- tibble(x = runif(6), y = runif(6), z = runif(6)) # Compute the mean of x, y, z in each row df %>% rowwise() %>% mutate(m = mean(c(x, y, z))) # use c_across() to more easily select many variables df %>% rowwise() %>% mutate(m = mean(c_across(x:z))) # Compute the minimum of x and y in each row df %>% rowwise() %>% mutate(m = min(c(x, y, z))) # In this case you can use an existing vectorised function: df %>% mutate(m = pmin(x, y, z)) # Where these functions exist they'll be much faster than rowwise # so be on the lookout for them. # rowwise() is also useful when doing simulations params <- tribble( ~sim, ~n, ~mean, ~sd, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 4, 3, 3, -1, 2 ) # Here I supply variables to preserve after the summary params %>% rowwise(sim) %>% summarise(z = rnorm(n, mean, sd)) # If you want one row per simulation, put the results in a list() params %>% rowwise(sim) %>% summarise(z = list(rnorm(n, mean, sd)))