Nyzo version 497 (commit on GitHub) adds whitelisting to the concurrent-connections check.
This version does not need to be installed on the sentinel, as the sentinel does not use the MeshListener class. However, installing and correctly configuring this version on verifiers can help to ensure proper sentinel operation.
In version 495, dynamic blacklisting was added based on the number of incoming connections per IP. Version 496 increased the maximum number of connections per IP to provide more headroom for proper operation of the sentinel, and verifier0.nyzo.co was manually modified to allow up to 300 concurrent connections per IP address so that highly concurrent scripts using this verifier as a data source would not be blocked. This version adds whitelisting of particular IP addresses to this mechanism to provide certainty that a sentinel will not be blacklisted, even in exceptional circumstances, and to allow users of highly concurrent scripts to use their own verifiers as data sources for those scripts.
The whitelist mechanism has been in place since version 476, but it was not documented, and it was only used to allow out-of-cycle verifiers to send messages normally permitted only from in-cycle verifiers. Please note that the following image is a code diff from version 476, not from the current version.
In this version, the first change is the utilization of the whitelist from the MeshListener class. If an IP address is in the whitelist, the maximum number of concurrent connections does not apply.
In the Message class, the whitelist set has been changed to a concurrent set to improve thread safety.
In the check for disallowed non-cycle message types, the new ipIsWhitelisted() method is now used. This is for consistency and readability, and it does not change the behavior of the code.
The new ipIsWhitelisted() method is now the central source of information to determine which IP addresses should be excluded from blacklisting.
The whitelist configuration file is a plain text file, located at /var/lib/nyzo/production/whitelist. Each line contains an IP address and, optionally, a comment, preceded by a hash sign. The following shows what a typical whitelist file might look like. You do not need to whitelist the Nyzo web server on your verifier. This is only an example. You should only add your sentinel and any locations from which you want to run highly concurrent scripts. Whitelisting the Nyzo web server is not a problem, so don't worry about it if you have already done it, but it is also not necessary.
<IP_ADDRESS> # nyzo.co web server <IP_ADDRESS> # sentinel on provider 1 <IP_ADDRESS> # sentinel on provider 2 <IP_ADDRESS> # my home IP, where I run scripts
When you restart your verifier, you can check the log file to ensure the IPs were loaded properly. To do this, run the following command.
more /var/log/nyzo-verifier-stdout.log | grep 'whitelist'
Note: the new configuration scripts, introducted in version 555, direct all output to a single file located at /var/log/nyzo-verifier.log. For verifiers configured using the new scripts, the following command should be run:
more /var/log/nyzo-verifier.log | grep 'whitelist'


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It has three values
Font-size value can be an absolute or relative size
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Relative size:
Note: If you do not specify a font size, the default size for normal text, like paragraphs, is 16px (16px=1em).
Tip: If you use pixels, you can still use the zoom tool to resize the entire page.
To allow users to resize the text (in the browser menu), many developers use em instead of pixels. The em size unit is recommended by the W3C. 1em is equal to the current font size. The default text size in browsers is 16px. So, the default size of 1em is 16px. The size can be calculated from pixels to em using this formula: pixels/16=em
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INVISIBLE MAN, THE (director:James Whale; cast: Claude Rains (Dr. Jack Griffin), Gloria Stuart (Flora Cranley), Una O'Connor (Jenny Hall), E.E. Clive (Jaffers), William Harrigan (Doctor Kemp), Henry Travers (Doctor Cranley), Forrester Harvey (Bill Hall), Holmes Herbert (Chief of Police), 1933)
One of the all time fun pictures, with enough ingredients in it to please a wide variety of film fans. James Whale, the director of FRANKENSTEIN (31), saying this one is his favorite film. This was English actor Claude Rains' American movie debut and vehicle to future stardom, even though he is visible for probably less than 30 seconds of the film, and that comes only at the film's climax, who only got the role because Boris Karloff turned it down, afraid that the role wouldn't work for him because he wouldn't be seen: but Rains' distinctive voice was all that was needed to bring credibility to the part he will always be remembered for. A film so perfectly and magically done, that is based on the H.G. Wells novel, that is faithful to the book while adding its own flavor of campiness to the story, such as a wonderfully bizarre Una O'Connor, screaming her head off, as "The Lion's Head" inn's wife of the owner and hostess to the invisible man.
A special film such as this one, brings unmitigated joy to those of the 20th century who like to sit in the dark and watch a world of illusions come across a screen, an activity that could have hardly been envisioned a couple of thousand years ago, and is looked upon, even today, with a strange reserve by those who don't take their movies that seriously, not understanding just how rewarding it is for those who find certain films so important to them, that it becomes an integral part of their life and they can see the same film over and over again and still derive great satisfaction in what they are seeing. As for me, I could have seen this film as many as twenty times already, starting when I was 12-years-old and first saw it on a TV program called "The Million Dollar Movie," and I still get a kick out of it and see something delightfully new in it with each viewing. It is especially fun to watch it with youngsters who have never seen it before and are generally unfamiliar with watching a movie in b/w, just to watch the reaction you get from these youngsters, is enough of a charge, as they are perhaps surprised at the fun they are having in watching such a creaky story and its outdated Hollywood version of an old established English country village. It is a film like this one, that can lure you into becoming a bona fide film buff.
In the snow a mysterious stranger (Rains) enters the village inn and seeks a room. He is dressed so you can't see one feature of him, as he is wrapped in facial bandages and wearing a hat and an overcoat, rubber gloves and sun goggles. The patrons at the bar think he is an escaped convict. The owner of the inn (Forrester), is upset that he hasn't paid his bill and is rude to his wife (Una), who wants her husband to get rid of the strange guest, who has turned his room into a science lab and is scaring away the other customers. The stranger, who is the scientist Jack Griffin, just wants to be left alone. He ran to this nearby village, when he realized the experiment that he was working on for the last 5 years, went wrong and he had become invisible, after using a drug called monocaine, which is a flour grown in India that has the effect of a bleaching power, but has powerful side effects when ingested, such as megalomania and permanent invisibility. It was his hope that he could buy some time in this village inn to find a formula for becoming visible again.
The gifted director James Whale knew what to do with this story, as his serious sounding but humorous caveat throughout the film is: There are certain things on earth man must not meddle in.
When the police are called in to remove the inn's guest who wouldn't budge, there is a mixture of suspense and tongue-in-cheek humor in the air, as Griffin unwraps his bandages and to the utter amazement of the policeman and the other bar patrons, becomes invisible, running around the room undetected by them, tweaking them, mocking them, and providing one of the all time great scenes in film history. He goes through the village, playing childish pranks, stealing hats off the men and riding a bike invisibly through the streets. It is only the police chief who is cynical about this, refusing to believe what the people are reporting to him.
Griffin feels he needs a visible partner to help him with this maddening plan he has, to rule the world by initiating a reign of terror, so he visits his scientific colleague, Dr. Kemp (Harrigan), who is his hated rival and a man of low character, who wishes to steal Griffin's wife away from him upon learning of his disappearance a week ago, Flora (Gloria), whose father (Travers) is the scientist that both of them work under. Dr. Kemp is scared out-of-his wits, and the scene is filled with pathos, melodrama, and ironical wit, as Griffin dresses in his unwilling guest's robe and pajama's and usual bandage disguise, and explains to him that his invisibilty is not perfect, after eating his food it could be seen for an hour afterwards, until it is fully digested, that in the cold air you could see his breath, in the rain he would look like a bubble, that he has trouble walking down stairs as an invisible man, because he hasn't quite gotten used to the fact that he is invisible and therefore is very cautious of the downward steps he takes. But he tells Kemp not to fret for him, these are minor problems that will be worked out in due time, and besides, on a clear day conditions are perfect for him.
He makes Kemp come with him back to the Lion's Head, where he left his invaluable notes. Once there he comes across a meeting being held to determine if the invisible man isn't a hoax, as the police chief insists, discounting all the claims the locals are making. This angers "The Invisible Man," so he slays the chief, and is now the subject of an intense manhunt.
But how do you capture an invisible man? Whale has a ball with this police problem.
When the invisible man discovers police all around Kemp's house, he realizes Kemp tried to double-cross him and promises to kill Kemp at exactly 10 p.m. tomorrow.
The film comes to its splendid climax in the dreaded snow, with John Fulton's ultra-modern, for its day, special effects, adding enormous visual support to the sci-fi story, having the invisible man's footprints remarkably appear in the snow.
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Welcome to IGNITE- The Tech Fest 2020. IGNITE is the annual technical festival of NMIMS, Navi Mumbai. Started in the year 2019 with the aim to give a platform for the technologies of future and also to have a time of their lives amidst the perfect blend of amusement and illuminations for a better tomorrow . This year IGNITE 2020 is everything that you would want it to be with events of great fun and learning. The fest shall take place from 6th to 7th of March 2020 at the extravagant campus of NMIMS, Navi Mumbai. With loads of exciting and engaging events in the house, IGNITE 2020 promises you to be even grander, greater and glorious than even the previous edition. So grab your squad of friends, mark your calendars and get set go for IGNITE 2020!EVENTS_
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TREASURE HUNT
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Treasure hunt event is based on general knowledge questions and puzzle hunts, in which each teams will have to use their collective brainpower to solve clues which leads to a location within walking distance, where players must find and use a vital piece of information to answer a question. This information could be words from a historical plaque, a series of numbers or an address, a landmark, or any other unique item.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 5Registration fees
Per Team : Rs. 250Prizes
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CRANE IT
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Its a two player game where the Player1 drives the car through the obstacle course and Player2 helps Player1 to move ahead by removing cubes kept as obstacle by a crane. So young minds team up with your friends and JUST CRANE IT !!!Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 2Registration fees
Per Team : Rs. 60Prizes
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AIM DOWN SITES
Description
It will be a 4 versus 4 player, capture the flag team match.Match starts with each team on their base with their flag. Other team has to stop the opponent by bursting their balloons and get the flag of opponent and comeback to their base with the flag. The team which captures the flag first wins. In case there is no team to grab the flag in 5 minutes. Team with maximum number of hits on balloons win.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 4Registration fees
Per Team : Rs. 400Prizes
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LASER ROOM
Description
You have to reach the end of the room without tripping any laser to attain the prizeTeam Members
Allowed number of team members : 1Registration fees
Per Person : Rs. 50Prizes
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CRACK THE CODE
Description
In the event we start by entering the room it has hidden clues and when you combine all hidden clues you get an answer that solves the mystery and you may get out of the room. Their are 2 rounds and 4 sets and each room is divided into 2 sets. Once a person solves 2 sets he is out of the room.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 5Registration fees
Per Team : Rs. 250Prizes
To be decidedVenue
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ROBO FOOTBALL
Description
Participants will be playing Football by controlling the Robot with help of a remote. One who scores more goals in the given time wins. If scores are equal then person who scores the next goal wins.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 1Registration fees
Per Person : Rs. 50Prizes
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JENGA
Description
Jenga is played with 54 wooden blocks in with one or more persons in which one has to build tower with these blocks ,once the tower has build one has to knock the blocks out from any level of the tower except the level below the topmost level and the block removed has to place at the topmost level of the tower. The game ends when the tower falls or if any piece falls from the tower. Winner is the last person to remove and place a block successfully.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 1Registration fees
Per Person : Rs. 50Prizes
GoodiesVenue
To be Decided.Timings
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RUBIX
Description
Solve it if you can.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 1Registration fees
Per Person : FreePrizes
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SHORT FILM MAKING
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Make a short Film to showcase your cinematography skills!Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 1Registration fees
Per Person : FreePrizes
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MEMONIA
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This is a competition of creating memes based on the events going on during Ignite Tech Fest.Team Members
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Per Person : FreePrizes
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CONNECT 4
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It is a 2 player game in which a a board contain 6 rows and 7 columns one player has to drop a coloured coin in these rows and have to connect the 4 same coloured coin in a horizontal, vertical, diagonal line the player who does it first wins the gameTeam Members
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Per Person : Rs. 30Prizes
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SPEAKER SESSIONS
Description
Guest LectureTeam Members
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Per Person : FreePrizes
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CODE FRENZY
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Participants have to participate in pairs. The team of two will be assigned points as per their performance after each round. There will be three rounds. Participants are to use Python programming languageRounds
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Round 1 : Blind Coding & Debugging
The duo is to choose who goes to code Blind and who Debugs, both are to solve problems parallelly unable to contact each other or the outside world via internet.Blind Coding
Coders are to code blind, they won't be able to see what they type!Debugging
Classic debugging competition where you find and solve syntax and semantic errors!Round 2 : Code Swap
The main showdown where you solve complex problem with your teammate, i.e. only after a time limit, you swap positions with them! At a time, only one person works on the code, hurry up and solve before you both run out of your time!  Use it wisely!Team Members
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Per Team : Rs. 100Prizes
Worth Rs. 5000Venue
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CLASH ROYALE
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Clash Royale 1 vs 1 battles. Clash on!Team Members
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FIFA
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FIFA 19 introduces the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Super Cup competitions to the game, after their licenses with Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer expired. The game will have support for promotion and relegation between the Champions League and Europa LeagueTeam Members
Allowed number of team members : 1Registration fees
Per Person : Rs. 50Prizes
Worth Rs. 5000Venue
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CS-GO
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The game pits two teams against each other: the Terrorists and the Counter-Terrorists. Both sides are tasked with eliminating the other while also completing separate objectives. The Terrorists, depending on the game mode, must either plant the bomb or defend the hostages, while the Counter-Terrorists must either prevent the bomb from being planted, defuse the bomb, or rescue the hostages.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : 5Registration fees
Per Team : Rs. 300Prizes
Worth Rs. 11000Venue
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PUBG
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PUBG is a battle Royale king of game. In this you can compete against 99 other players in Solo Mode, 98 other players in Duo, and 96 other players in Squad. The basic thing is that you can land in your favourite place on a map with just your fists. You can then find various guns, health items, and attachments for your guns. You can also travel via vehicles, bikes and boats. A plane drops care packages every now and then(Be aware that there are limited of these in matches, and they provide you with some special weapons and/or attachments or wearables).The main aim of this game is to survive and be the one to get the Chicken Dinner.It’s a fun mobile gaming event .Team Members
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Per Team : Rs. 200Prizes
Worth Rs. 5000 and GoodiesVenue
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REACT THE UNREACTIVE
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The game would find 2 teams competing against each other at once, over the course of 4 overs. At the start of the match, each team captain would participate in a toss, to where the winner can choose between batting and bowling. There will be two umpires and two score keepers keeping a track and displaying the score on the scoreboard according to the decision of the umpires. . The match starts with regular box cricket application. Team with maximum number of runs at the end of the game would win and proceed for semi/finals.Team Members
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GOT MONOPOLY
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Each player starts the game with 5 Gold Dragons and Five Silver Stags. On your turn, you'll roll the two dice and move your token around the board just as in classic Monopoly. Where ever you land, you'll need to carry out the action of the space. Spaces include themed locations ranging from The Cave of the Three-Eyed Raven to King's Landing. You can buy up the lands if available. If you choose not to purchase it, the land will go up for auction. You may also build Holdfasts and Castles or be forced to pay rent. There are also special spaces such as Faiths (The Old Gods, The Many-Faced God, The Lord of Light, and The Seven) and the Orders (Citadel of the Maesters and Castle Black). To pay rent on these spaces, rent is either based on the number of Faiths the owner has, or a roll of the dice for the Order spaces. The Dothraki Tribute and Iron Bank Tax spaces will also require players to pay the Royal Treasury the amount shown.  To get out, you'll just have to pay, use a get Out of Jail Free card or roll a double.Team Members
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Per Person : FreePrizes
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BLIND RC RACING
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It will be a 2 v/s 2 team match, where one of the team member will be blind folded and controlling the car another team member will be guiding his teammate through the track. The team which completes the track with least time and penalties will be winning the match. In the beginning, both players controlling the car will be given chance to drive the car without blindfold on a small and simple oval demo track to understand the acceleration and turning of the car. After the demo, a coin is flipped to decide which team goes first. The other team won't be allowed to see first team's performance. Total time will be calculated according to the time taken for a single lap and adding the time penalties. The winner gets to be in the leader board and has the chance to win the price at the end of the respective dayTeam Members
Allowed number of team members : 2Registration fees
Per Team : Rs. 100Prizes
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PROJECT EXHIBITION
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Exhibition of Projects made by student. Projects will exhibited for the whole day and judges will select winners after evaluation.Team Members
Allowed number of team members : AnyRegistration fees
Per Team : Rs. 100Prizes
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In this vignette, we demonstrate basic functionalities of Riemann package by walking through from installation to a simple analysis with the cities dataset for the sphere manifold \(\mathcal{S}^2\).
Riemann package can be installed via two outlets. A release version from CRAN can be installed
install.packages("Riemann")
or a development version is available from GitHub with devtools
package.
if (!require("devtools")) {
install.packages("devtools")
}
devtools::install_github("kyoustat/Riemann")
Now we are ready to go by loading the library.
Our package is designed to be a friendly toolkit for those with less computational expertise. Therefore, we decided to make the structure and workflow of the package exposed to users as simple as possible. To serve its purpose best, we decided to be a bit coercive; users, prepare the data (please).
In geometric statistics, data are usually represented as matrices. That means, the biggest huddle would be to wrap your data in a suitable form. When you provide one of our wrapper functions - named wrap.***()
- with your data. Then the process we call wrapping would check the suitability of your matrix data with respect to the definition of the manifold you want to use and even apply suitable transformation for you when possible.
As of Jan. 2006, there are 60 cities in the contiguous U.S. with population size larger than 300,000 (not the metropolitan areas, but just the cities). It is common in spatial statistics to represent locations on Earth with geographic coordinates - latitude and longitude. This representation can be freely transformed into cartesian coordinate representation \((x,y,z) \in \mathcal{S}^2 \subset \mathbb{R}^3\) and vice versa.
Here, our goal is to compute the center-most location for 60 populous cities. Before proceeding any further, let’s see how these cities are spread across the U.S. In Riemann package, the data is available under the name cities
.
# load the necessary libraries for visualization
if (!requireNamespace("usmap", quietly = TRUE)){install.packages("usmap")}
if (!requireNamespace("ggplot2",quietly = TRUE)){install.packages("ggplot2")}
library(usmap)
library(ggplot2)
# load the cities dataset and apply converting
data("cities")
dfcities = data.frame(lon=cities$coord[,2], lat=cities$coord[,1], tt=cities$names)
mycities = usmap::usmap_transform(dfcities)
# visualize
myplot <- usmap::plot_usmap(regions="states", exclude=c("AK")) +
geom_point(data=mycities, aes(x=lon.1, y=lat.1), alpha=.5) +
labs(title="60 Populated Cities in the US")
plot(myplot)
In order to find the mean location of those cities, the first option would be to come up with an Euclidean way of thinking: do the averaging for longitude and latitude of all corresponding cities. However, a more geometrically sound way of doing it would be to find geodesic mean. Here, we will use riem.mean()
function that computes Fréchet mean on the manifold. As we described above, the steps will be shown in the code snippet below. For the convenience, we also added the location information in cartesian coordinates as well.
# (WRAPPING) Spherical Data
myriem = wrap.sphere(cities$cartesian)
# (INFERENCE) Compute the mean & Convert back to Geographic Coordinates
intmean = as.vector(riem.mean(myriem)$mean) # vectorization for convenience
geomean = sphere.xyz2geo(intmean) # (lat, lon) will be returned
# (EXTRA)
# Compute Euclidean average of Geographic Coordinates
eucmean = as.double(base::colMeans(cities$coord))
# Merge two means
twomean = rbind(geomean, eucmean)
dfmeans = data.frame(lon=twomean[,2], lat=twomean[,1], type=c("geometric","euclidean"))
vismean = usmap::usmap_transform(dfmeans)
# visualize
myplot <- myplot +
geom_point(data=vismean, aes(x=lon.1, y=lat.1, col=type), size=3) +
ggrepel::geom_label_repel(data=mycities, aes(x=lon.1, y=lat.1, label=tt),
size = 2, alpha = 0.5,
label.r = unit(0.25, "lines"), label.size = 0.1,
segment.color = "red", segment.size = 0.5) +
labs(title="Populated Cities and Central Locations")
plot(myplot)
From the plot above, we can observe that geometric center is right next to Wichita, KS whereas euclidean center of locations is a bit deviated, lying between Wichita and Albuquerque, NM.


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Businessmodel of Clorox
Customer Segments
Clorox produces and markets a broad range of household, lifestyle, and cleaning products designed for use by the general consumer population. The Company, however, does not serve the general consumer market directly, providing products to end-users through various intermediary customers. These customers include:
- Wholesale Distributors, including consumer product distributors and wholesalers, as well as medical supply distributors for certain products;
- Retailers, including supermarket chains, discount stores, pharmacies, dime stores, and members-only retail warehouse clubs; and
- Ecommerce Businesses, including various ecommerce merchandisers, online marketplaces, and digital retail channels. Clorox serves a range of leading retail chains, including Sears Holdings, Target, Neiman Marcus, JC Penney, and Macy’s. The Company’s largest single customer is Walmart and its affiliates, which accounted for 27% of the Company’s consolidated net sales for 2016.
Clorox’s native US continues to be its largest market, with domestic customers accounting for the majority of the Company’s sales. The Company, however, also services customers across Latin America, Canada, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Value Propositions
Clorox provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its brand recognition and reputation, with the Company controlling a range of popular, market-leading brands that are household names, notably its flagship Clorox-branded bleach, as well as having a track record for supplying high-quality, safe, and reliable products over many years;
- The breadth of its product portfolio, with the Company producing and marketing a broad and diverse range of household, lifestyle, and cleaning products, including bleaches, waste bags, healthcare products, and charcoal;
- Its international sales and marketing reach, with the Company serving a large domestic customer bases, as well as providing products to customers across Canada, Latin America, Europe and Asia Pacific;
- Its commitment to research and development, with the Company committing a substantial portion of its resources to the development of new and innovative products, with a view to providing a constantly improving portfolio of products to its customers worldwide. ### Channels
Clorox operates a corporate website at www.thecloroxcompany.com, through which it provides information on its various brands, leadership, and business activities. It also operates a separate consumer-facing website at www.clorox.com, through which it publishes more information its various products and provides a range of coupons and discount offers to consumers. While Clorox does not operate its own online sales channel, the Company’s website does provide information on nearby locations and online channels through which consumers are able to purchase products via its Find a Store service.
In the US, the majority of Clorox’s products marketed and sold to mass retail outlets, warehouse clubs, and dollar, military and other types of retail stores primarily through the Company’s in-house direct sales force, and to grocery stores and grocery wholesalers primarily through a combination of direct sales teams and a network of brokers. The Company’s sales teams are organised by business segment and geographic region. Clorox also sells institutional, janitorial, and food-service versions of many of its products through a network of wholesalers and distributors using a network of brokers, and sells many of its healthcare products specialist medical supply distributors.
Outside the US, Clorox also employs the services of various distributors and licensees to make sales, and also operates through joint-venture arrangements with local partners.
Customer Relationships
Clorox does not sell products to customers on a self-service basis. It does, however, provide a service on its website that helps consumers to identify places, both online and offline, where they can purchase Clorox products.
Clorox makes its sales primarily through a direct sales force that consults directly with customers in order to establish the details of multi-year sales and distribution contracts. These contracts are tailored to the needs and circumstances of each customer. The Company’s larger customers are each afforded their own account management team, with Clorox seeking to establish longstanding relationships with its customers, and secure recurring business.
Clorox provides ongoing support to its customers, who are able to contact the Company’s support staff and account management teams by phone or via email. The Company also provides online resources for consumers through its website, including various user guides, tips, and FAQs. Additionally, Clorox operates several social media accounts – including with Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube – through which it is able to interact directly with customers.
Key Activities
Clorox is a manufacturer and marketer of consumer and professional products, selling products primarily through mass retail outlets, e-commerce channels, wholesale distributors and medical supply distributors.
Clorox organizes its operations into four reportable business segments: Cleaning, comprising laundry, home care and professional products marketed and sold in the US; Household, comprising charcoal, cat litter and plastic bags, wraps and container products marketed and sold in the US; Lifestyle, comprising food products, water-filtration systems and filters, and natural personal care products marketed and sold in the United States; and International, comprising all products sold outside the United States.
The Company markets its products under a number of brand names, including its flagship Clorox-branded bleach and cleaning products, Pine-Sol cleaners, Liquid-Plumr clog removers, and Kingsford charcoal.
Key Partners
Clorox works closely with a range of companies and organisations in order to provide products to its customers efficiently and reliably. These partners include:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of materials, manufacturing resources, tools, and services that are utilised across the Company’s production, marketing, sale, and distribution processes;
- Distribution and Channel Partners, comprising various distributors, sales agents, brokers, and licensees that assist in extending the Company’s in-house sales and marketing reach, particularly in international markets where the Company has a more limited presence;
- Joint Venture Partners, comprising a range of consumer goods companies and retailers, with which the Company co-markets products and engages in various joint branding projects;
- Manufacturing Partners, comprising various manufacturing and packaging companies that assist in the production and packaging of the Company’s products; and
- Corporate Responsibility Partners, comprising various non-profits and charitable organisations, with which the Company collaborates on various social and community projects. Clorox recently engaged in a partnership with The Huffington Post to develop content for the publication, comprising 70 pieces of editorial content, where Clorox branding appears. The Company has also entered into an agreement with Soccer United Marketing, the commercial arm of Major League Soccer, making it an official partner of the US Soccer Federation and the Federacion Mexicana de Futbol.
Key Resources
Clorox’s key resources are its brands and intellectual properties, its portfolio of products, its supply chain and manufacturing facilities, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Clorox owns and or leases a number of properties across the US and internationally. This includes 23 manufacturing facilities in North America, 13 manufacturing facilities outside North America, six regional distribution centres in North America and several other warehouse facilities in the US and international markets, as well as a research and development facilities and a network of sales and administrative offices.
Most of Clorox’s brand name consumer products are protected by registered trademarks, which the Company considers to be key to the success of its operations. The Company’s patent rights are also material to its business. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a number of patent applications filed in Clorox’s name, including applications entitled ‘Intercalated bleach compositions, related methods of manufacture and use’, ‘Precursor polyelectrolyte complexes compositions comprising oxidants’ and ‘Preloaded dual purpose cleaning and sanitizing wipe’.
Cost Structure
Clorox incurs costs in relation to the development and manufacture of its products, the procurement of supplies and materials, the operation of its sales and distribution infrastructure, the implementation of marketing and advertising campaigns, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
For the year ended 30th June 2016, Clorox accrued selling and administrative costs totalling $806 million, advertising costs amounting to $587 million, and research and development costs totalling $141 million.
Revenue Streams
Clorox generates revenue through the manufacture and sale of various cleaning, household, and lifestyle products. In 2016 the Company recorded total net sales of $5.76 billion. The Company’s largest revenue generator was its Cleaning segment, which recorded sales of $1.91 billion, followed by its Household segment, which recorded 1.86 billion. The Company’s Lifestyle and International segments recorded total net sales for the year of $$990 million and $997 million respectively.


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Cool World (1992) 1/2 * A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1998 by Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: Wretched, supposedly fanciful combination of animation and live action that puts a fat nail in Ralph Bakshi's career coffin.
COOL WORLD was stalled and then re-started when ROGER RABBIT took theaters by storm. Based on what's on screen, it should have remained stalled. It's a haphazardly-assembled movie that nobody thought very much about, except in how it would look. And even there they didn't do much thinking.
Brad Pitt (called Frank Harris) opens the movie, shortly after "the war". After coming home, he rides on a motorcycle with his mother, gets into an accident, and somehow manages to breach a path into a parallel dimension called, none too surprisingly, Cool World. The inhabitants are cartoons, called Doodles -- although based on the mouth/dialog mismatch, I suspect they were originally called Toons before the ADR people decided to avoid trouble.
Flash-forward.  We learn though various incompetently-placed bits and pieces of exposition that he landed there when he murdered the guy who was duking his wife, although like a lot of things in this movie, that kind of behavior is not shown to really be a part of his personality. It's just sort of dropped in. But Deebs has bigger problems: he keep sliding back and forth between reality and the world of his comics, which is, of course, Cool World. And then one day he lands there for keeps, and is instantly hit upon by sexbomb Doodle Holli Would ("realized" by Kim Basinger, who has gone on to prove that she is, in fact, a very capable actress).
COOL WORLD tries to set up the "rules" about its universe and falls flat on its face. For instance, Doodles and humans are never supposed to have sex, for reasons that are never made clear. Worse, the consequences of such intercourse are depicted later in the movie, but they're so confusing and nonsensical that we don't even care.
The movie's look is frantic and inconsistent. Bakshi's animation has never been long on clarity, and COOL WORLD looks like a hashish-crazed version of those Jack Davis cartoons in MAD, where grotty-looking maniacs all chase each other around the room. The art direction, staging, 'tweening, and everything else are pitched so hard and so far over the top that it's impossible to FOCUS on anything. There is less imagination at work here than anthologizing. Everything looks bizarre for the sake of being bizarre, and the "ironic" contrasts (the little fluffy bunnies, etc.) are just witless.
The live-action backdrops also don't look credible. Bakshi, in an interview, lovingly described how the sets were created by simply projecting cels of animation onto them and then having the builders paint using the projections as guidelines. The results aren't like a cartoon come to life; they look like a very bad set for a school play. One of the walls vibrates disturbingly when Pitt throws Byrne against it.
The story shows the signs of a script, and a movie, that were hacked to shreds and then pieced back together on the editing table. An interesting way to find out about tampering is to read the comic-book tie-ins or novelizations of movies: you frequently see a lot of material that existed in the shooting script, provided to the artists or writers of the tie-ins, but never made it to the screen. COOL WORLD's tie-ins not only have a totally different ending, but show the fingerprints of meddling all the way through. At no point, I guess, did anyone take a look at his story and decide it simply wasn't enough -- that there needed to be a clear line of logic from beginning to end, that the characters had to be motivated by other things than passing whims, and that we get more out of the movie than a juicy headache.
Ralph Bakshi seems to have been an artifact of a very particular time. His earlier movies, like HEAVY TRAFFIC and STREET FIGHT, were inconsistent, but also funny and nasty in hallucinatory ways. Then he tried to create more upscale work, like the spastic WIZARDS and the over-touted LORD OF THE RINGS productions. Now this. He hasn't done anything since, has he?
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Gecode::Set::GLBndSet Class Reference
Inherits Gecode::Set::BndSet.
Detailed Description
Growing sets of integers.These sets provide operations for monotonically growing the set. Growing sets are used for implementing the greatest lower bound of set variables.
Definition at line 283 of file var-imp.icc.
Constructors and initialization | |
| GLBndSet (Space *=NULL) | |
| Default constructor. Creates an empty set. | |
| GLBndSet (Space *home, int i, int j) | |
| Initialize as the set . | |
| GLBndSet (Space *home, const IntSet &s) | |
| Initialize as the set represented by s. | |
| void | init (Space *home) |
| Initialize as the empty set. | |
Update operations | |
| bool | include (Space *home, int i, int j, SetDelta &d) |
| Include the set in this set. | |
| template<class I> | |
| bool | includeI (Space *home, I &i) |
| Include the set represented by i in this set. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Set::GLBndSet::GLBndSet | ( | Space * | = NULL |
) | [inline] |
| Gecode::Set::GLBndSet::GLBndSet | ( | Space * | home, | |
| int | i, | |||
| int | j | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Set::GLBndSet::init | ( | Space * | home | ) | [inline] |
template<class I>
| bool Gecode::Set::GLBndSet::includeI | ( | Space * | home, | |
| I & | i | |||
| ) | [inline] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/set/var-imp.icc (Revision: 6327)
- gecode/set/var-imp/integerset.cc (Revision: 6102)
- gecode/set/var-imp/integerset.icc (Revision: 6102)


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- Removed redundant features and applied one-hot encoding on the Covid dataset to train the model.
- Created a web interface to record symptoms & medical history of users and assign priority.
- Vaccination center sends schedules to the users based on priority score and stock.
- Used a U-Net with ResNet encoder to segment sky and non-sky pixels in a given image.
- Trained on Skyfinder data set and achieved an IOU of 0.9959 on the validation set and 0.9835 on the test set.
- Elevation of lowest sky pixel obtained using camera calibration and taking centre of image as reference.
- Developed a mobile app and web interface which segments sky and non-sky regions in input image and returns angle of elevation of lowest sky pixels
- Built a classification model using fast ai framework that classifies cellular images into 14 di erent types
- Used transfer learning on E cientnet and mixnet_ml architecture pre trained on ImageNet
- Fine tuned using discriminative learning rate for di erent layers
- Achieved an accuracy of 93% upon ensembling the models
- Created an algorithm to forecast future exchange rates on the basis of historic exchange data released by Softbank.
- Dataset consists of 360 features along with several NaN values.
- Best accuracy was obtained by filling NaN values with the nearest row value (by distance) in its column.
- Trained on Catboost and achieved an accuracy of 97% upon tuning parameters and ensembling the best submissions.
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The clan level can be raised. Raising clan level requires the following:
Level 1 - SP : 20,000 Adena : 650,000
Level 2 - SP: 100,000 / Adena: 2,500,000
Level 3 - SP: 350,000 / Item: Blood Mark
Level 4 - SP: 1,000,000 / Item: Alliance Manifesto
Level 5 - SP: 2,500,000 / Item: Seal of Aspiration
Level 6 - Clan Fame: 5,000 / Clan Member: More than 30
Level 7 - Clan Fame: 10,000 / Clan Member: More than 50
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Level 9 - Clan Fame: 40,000 / Clan Member: More than 120 / Item: 150 Blood Oaths
Level 10 - Clan Fame: 40,000 / Clan Member: More than 140 / Item: 5 Blood Alliance
Level 11 - Clan Fame: 75,000 / Clan Member: More than 170 / Must be Territory Owner
You can obtain a Blood Mark by killing a Bloody Queen. They are located in Watcher's Tomb or around the Forbidden Gateway.
To obtain an Alliance Manifesto, meet sir Christopher Rodemai of Giran Castle Town.
To obtain a Seal of Aspiration, see Sir Gustav Athebaldt in the Town of Oren.
To obtain Blood Oath, acquire a fortress and prove that the territories are being protected.
To obtain the Determination of Blood, possess a castle and prove that the territories are being protected and citizens are being taken care of. How to obtain Clan Fame


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Imputation for both missing covariates and censored observations (optional) for survival data with missing covariates by the nearest neighbor based multiple imputation algorithm as described in Hsu et al. (2006) <doi:10.1002/sim.2452>, Long et al. (2012) <doi:10.5705/ss.2010.069>, Hsu et al. (2014) <doi:10.1080/10543406.2014.888444>, and Hsu and Yu (2017) <arXiv:1710.04721>. Note that the current version can only impute for a situation with one missing covariate.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.0) |
| Imports: | stats, graphics, parallel, survival |
| Published: | 2017-10-18 |
| Author: | Di Ran, Chiu-Hsieh Hsu, Mandi Yu |
| Maintainer: | Paul Hsu <pablo1639 at gmail.com> |
| License: | LGPL-2 | LGPL-2.1 | LGPL-3 [expanded from: LGPL (≥ 2)] |
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What is grid based design?
When I think about this all I hear is "This is Spinal Tap" in my head
I heard you like boxes, so we put boxes inside boxes!
If a site is not boxy enough you put more boxes in those boxes and you have a grid. With this grid system you can place your boxes within the boxes to make certain look.
Whats all the hype about responsive webpages?
The best way to answer this is to look at the two versions of Trade Me. This is the Desktop site and this is the Preview site.
The desktop site looks tiny on a moobile screen, while the Preview version moves and adapts to the persons screen. As more and more people use mobile devices to view the internet sites need to change to be viewable on a smaller screen. Responsiveness is how yoou do this.
What is semantic structure?
Its giving the thing a name. The video on Udacity explains it as a heading, so you're naming the the thing and giving it an istruction using Semantic Tags.
Any other points you found interesting and want to reflect on.
CSS Code is very logical. You tell it to do the thing and it does it. If you want to add something you need to tell it the path it has to take to get there. I like that! Also being responsive is so important now and having a site that can't adapt will lose you business.


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To create a split button add class .dropdown-toggle-split
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The Coding Sequence
ArgentSea was originally built to support application data sharding. Today, it offers valuable capabilities that recommend it even if you do not use data sharding in your application. A brief discussion of the issues raised with sharding will help explain the architecture behind of ArgentSea’s data access approach. Ultimately, the ArgentSea approach has a slightly different sequence, but it is no more difficult than any other ADO.NET query.
Accommodating Sharding
The best way to understand the query architecture of ArgentSea is to describe a typical ADO.NET query then describe how this must change to account for concurrent multi-threaded queries across a shard set. To keep both practices and tooling consistent, and because it really is not complicated, this same approach is used whether or not sharding is required.
A typical ADO.NET data access method follows these steps:
- Start with a connection object, created from a connection string.
- Create a command object that is associated with the connection object.
- Next, the populate the command's Parameters property with the necessary input and output parameters.
- Open the connection and run the command.
- Create a Model object (or list) and use the DataReader (or output parameters) to map each column result to each of the Model’s properties.
In a sharded environment, however, the same parameters must be executed on multiple connections — reversing the steps 1 to 3. Furthermore, a distinct command object must be executed and the results processed on a separate thread for each connection. The parameters cannot be shared (different threads would overwrite each other’s values) and the result handler must be thread-safe because it could be simultaneously executing on different connections.
ArgentSea manages the challenges of multi-threaded access with a differently ordered sequence:
- Declare the parameters and arguments that will be passed to the stored procedure or SQL statement.
- Create a thread for each shard connection, then create the connection (and command) object for each.
- Copy the parameter values to the parameter collection on each shard’s command object.
- Run the query on each shard’s thread. When results are obtained, call (thread-safe) code to create and populate a Model object.
- Merge the results and return them to the caller.
Ultimately, using ArgentSea on multiple shards is no more difficult than writing simple ADO.NET database access code (and usually much easier), but the code new needs to be grouped and sequenced differently.
The ArgentSea Query Paradigm
Previously, you would usually use just one data access command object, which would host the ADO.NET parameters, and run the query, converting the results to a Model object. Now, because processing results is multi-threaded whereas setting up the query is not, you need to split that process into two procedures:
- The caller method sets the parameters and calls an ArgentSea query method. This executes on a single thread.
- The handler procedure converts the results to a Model object result. This can execute on many threads.
This ArgentSea query paradigm applies even to non-sharded queries using the Databases collection. This provides some design consistency, and also enables the Mapper for both sharded and non-sharded data.
Tip
If you use ArgentSea’s optional Mapping functionality, the multi-threaded results handling procedure is already provided by the Mapper. You do not have to write a handler.
Next: Setting Parameters


ccdirectory.cgi
first version for printed directory from database
This uses open office modules to provide a printed directory from the cclite database. It is currently experimental and rather incomplete.
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#----------------------------------------------------------- # This is the batch program that writes out yellow pages as an open office # document, first ordered by category and then by user # # To get to word or pdf, load into Open Office tidy up # and re-output use lib "../../../lib"; use strict; use locale; use OpenOffice::OODoc; use Ccdirectory; # yellow pages directory etc. use Ccsecure; # security and hashing use Cclitedb; # this probably should be delegated use Ccconfiguration; use Ccu; use Cccookie; my %configuration; %configuration = readconfiguration(); my $doc = odfDocument( file => 'directory.odt', create => 'text' ); my %fields = cgiparse(); # this should use the version modules, but that makes life more # complex for intermediate users $fields{version} = $configuration{version}; # get admin level and registry from cookies, slightly more secure # than 'just' assuming them my $cookie_ref = get_cookie(); my $db = $cookie_ref->{registry}; my $user_level = $cookie_ref->{userLevel}; # only admins can create printable directories exit 0 if ( $user_level ne 'admin' ); my $columnsize = $fields{cols} || 3; # change this if you want larger or smaller rows my $class = "local"; # don't use if there's only a small amount of ads my $bigheading = $fields{bigheading} || 0; # gives banner type heading for categories # modify these for different directory presentations # or add, in which case, also add to @sqlstrings and @headings my $sqlcatstring = <<EOT; SELECT DISTINCT o.parent, o.description AS ds, y.id, y.subject, y.description, u.userEmail, u.userMobile, u.userTelephone, y.fromuserid FROM om_yellowpages y, om_users u, om_categories o WHERE y.fromuserid = u.userLogin AND y.parent = o.parent AND y.category = o.category ORDER BY y.parent,ds EOT my $sqluserstring = <<EOT; SELECT DISTINCT o.parent, o.description AS ds, y.id, y.subject, y.description, u.userEmail, u.userMobile, u.userTelephone, y.fromuserid FROM om_yellowpages y, om_users u, om_categories o WHERE y.fromuserid = u.userLogin AND y.parent = o.parent AND y.category = o.category ORDER BY y.fromuserid EOT my @sqlstrings = ( $sqlcatstring, $sqluserstring ); my @headings = ( "Directory by Category", "Directory by User" ); my $sqlstring; my $row; my $html; my ( $major, $save_major, $minor, $save_minor ); my $first_pass = 1; # experimental style creation and use my $style_doc->createStyle( "Colour", family => 'text', parent => 'Default', properties => { 'fo:text-align' => 'justify', 'style:font-name' => 'Courier', 'fo:font-size' => '14pt', 'fo:font-weight' => 'bold', 'fo:font-style' => 'italic', 'fo:color' => '#000080', 'fo:background-color' => '#ffff00' } ); my $token; $doc->cloneContent($style_doc); # set up table and first column my $table_counter = 0; my $page_counter = 0; foreach $sqlstring (@sqlstrings) { # o.parent, o.description AS ds, y.id, y.subject, y.description, u.userEmail, u.userMobile, u.userTelephone, y.fromuserid # 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 # get equi-joined table my ( $error, $row_ref ) = sqlraw_return_array( $class, $db, $sqlstring, 'id', $token ); my $heading = shift(@headings); $doc->appendHeader( text => $heading, level => '1', style => 'Heading 1' ); my $column_counter = 0; my $row_counter = 0; my $table = $doc->appendTable( "Directory$table_counter", 1, $columnsize, 'text-style' => 'Colour' ); foreach $row (@$row_ref) { my $text = join( "\r\n", @$row[ 3 .. 5 ] ); ###$text = "<text:p text:style-name=\"Coucou\">$text</text:p>"; $doc->textStyle( $text, 'Coucou' ); my $cell = $doc->getCell( "Directory$table_counter", $row_counter, $column_counter ); $doc->cellValue( $cell, $text ); # print a heading line, if necessary if ( ( $first_pass || $save_major ne $$row[1] ) && $bigheading ) { } else { } # if there aren't big headings put an extra row on each record if ( !$bigheading ) { } # cumulating into n column table row # end of row if ( $column_counter == ( $columnsize - 1 ) ) { $doc->appendRow($table); $column_counter = 0; $row_counter++; } else { $column_counter++; } $save_major = $$row[1]; $first_pass = 0; } # end foreach table row $table_counter++; } # end foreach sqlstatement $doc->save("directory.odt"); ###$style_doc->save("directory.sxw"); # now download the file print <<EOT; Content-Type: application/vnd.sun.xml.writer Content-Disposition: filename="directory.odt" EOT open( DIR, "directory.odt" ); while (<DIR>) { print $_; } exit 0;


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Mexico's president calls events in Bolivia 'regrettable'
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday described the weekend’s events in Bolivia as “regrettable” and said his foreign minister would give the government’s position on the situation in the South American country shortly.
Lopez Obrador was speaking to reporters at a regular government news conference after Evo Morales, Bolivia’s president since 2006, resigned under pressure from anger over his disputed re-election last month.


Android 10 quietly adds support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
by Ben SchoonAndroid supports quite a lot of game controllers, but some newer ones don’t properly work as the needed mappings haven’t been added. It seems, though, that Android 10 previously added support for the Pro Controller used with the Nintendo Switch.
Thanks to Google, some controllers such as the DualShock 4 and Xbox One Controller have been properly mapped for use with Android. Now, it’s been discovered that the Nintendo Pro Controller has joined that list.
The folks over at Android Police recently pointed out that, following the upgrade to Android 10, Google has quietly added support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. XDA notes a commit that added the key layout file.
The controller could technically pair to a smartphone or tablet prior to the update, but following the update to Android 10, it’s buttons are properly mapped. You’ll be able to pair the Pro Controller to your Android phone by holding the pair button on the back of the controller – next to the USB-C port – and then going into the Bluetooth settings on your device.
More on Android:
- Android will soon support the Xbox Elite Controller, at least over USB
- Google launches Android 10, rolling out now to all Pixel phones
- Here are some 3rd-party apps w/ Android 10 dark theme support
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JQuery is a JavaScript library that makes various tasks much easier by turning them into single statements. It also facilitates easy sharing of common effects and functionalities.
However, first you would need to be able to select the elements. JQuery's syntax for selectors is very similar to CSS selectors. Here some common selectors:
| Selector | Example | Selects |
|---|---|---|
| * | $("*") | All elements |
| #id | $("#lastname") | The element with id="lastname" |
| .class | $(".intro") | All elements with class="intro" |
| .class,.class | $(".intro,.demo") | All elements with the class "intro" or "demo" |
| element | $("p") | All <p> elements |
| el1,el2,el3 | $("h1,div,p") | All <h1>, <div> and <p> elements |
// Get by leaving the method parameter blank $("#btn1").click(function(){ alert("Text: " + $("#test").text()); }); // Set by entering an input for the method parameter $("#btn2").click(function(){ $("#test2").html("<b>Hello world!</b>"); });
// $(selector).fadeIn(speed,callback); $("button").click(function(){ $("#div1").hide(); $("#div2").fadeIn("slow"); $("#div3").slideUp("fast", 0.7); });


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pymatgen.ext.matproj module¶
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exception
MPRestError
[source]¶ Bases:
Exception
Exception class for MPRestAdaptor. Raised when the query has problems, e.g., bad query format.
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class
MPRester
(api_key=None, endpoint=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A class to conveniently interface with the Materials Project REST interface. The recommended way to use MPRester is with the “with” context manager to ensure that sessions are properly closed after usage:
with MPRester("API_KEY") as m: do_something
MPRester uses the “requests” package, which provides for HTTP connection pooling. All connections are made via https for security.
For more advanced uses of the Materials API, please consult the API documentation at https://github.com/materialsproject/mapidoc.
Parameters: - api_key (str) – A String API key for accessing the MaterialsProject REST interface. Please obtain your API key at https://www.materialsproject.org/dashboard. If this is None, the code will check if there is a “PMG_MAPI_KEY” setting. If so, it will use that environment variable. This makes easier for heavy users to simply add this environment variable to their setups and MPRester can then be called without any arguments.
- endpoint (str) – Url of endpoint to access the MaterialsProject REST interface. Defaults to the standard Materials Project REST address at “https://materialsproject.org/rest/v2”, but can be changed to other urls implementing a similar interface.
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delete_snl
(snl_ids)[source]¶ Delete earlier submitted SNLs.
Note
As of now, this MP REST feature is open only to a select group of users. Opening up submissions to all users is being planned for the future.
Parameters: snl_ids – List of SNL ids. Raises: MPRestError
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find_structure
(filename_or_structure)[source]¶ Finds matching structures on the Materials Project site.
Parameters: filename_or_structure – filename or Structure object Returns: A list of matching structures. Raises: MPRestError
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get_all_substrates
()[source]¶ Gets the list of all possible substrates considered in the Materials Project substrate database
Returns: list of material_ids corresponding to possible substrates
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get_bandstructure_by_material_id
(material_id, line_mode=True)[source]¶ Get a BandStructure corresponding to a material_id.
REST Endpoint: https://www.materialsproject.org/rest/v2/materials/<mp-id>/vasp/bandstructure or https://www.materialsproject.org/rest/v2/materials/<mp-id>/vasp/bandstructure_uniform
Parameters: - material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id.
- line_mode (bool) – If True, fetch a BandStructureSymmLine object (default). If False, return the uniform band structure.
Returns: A BandStructure object.
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get_cohesive_energy
(material_id, per_atom=False)[source]¶ - Gets the cohesive for a material (eV per formula unit). Cohesive energy
- is defined as the difference between the bulk energy and the sum of total DFT energy of isolated atoms for atom elements in the bulk.
Parameters: - material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id, e.g. ‘mp-123’.
- per_atom (bool) – Whether or not to return cohesive energy per atom
Returns: Cohesive energy (eV).
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get_data
(chemsys_formula_id, data_type='vasp', prop='')[source]¶ Flexible method to get any data using the Materials Project REST interface. Generally used by other methods for more specific queries.
Format of REST return is always a list of dict (regardless of the number of pieces of data returned. The general format is as follows:
[{“material_id”: material_id, “property_name” : value}, …]
This is generally a call to https://www.materialsproject.org/rest/v2/materials/vasp/<prop>. See https://github.com/materialsproject/mapidoc for details.
Parameters: - chemsys_formula_id (str) – A chemical system (e.g., Li-Fe-O), or formula (e.g., Fe2O3) or materials_id (e.g., mp-1234).
- data_type (str) – Type of data to return. Currently can either be “vasp” or “exp”.
- prop (str) – Property to be obtained. Should be one of the MPRester.supported_task_properties. Leave as empty string for a general list of useful properties.
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get_doc
(materials_id)[source]¶ Get the entire data document for one materials id. Use this judiciously.
REST Endpoint: https://www.materialsproject.org/materials/<mp-id>/doc.
Parameters: materials_id (str) – E.g., mp-1143 for Al2O3 Returns: Dict of json document of all data that is displayed on a materials details page.
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get_dos_by_material_id
(material_id)[source]¶ Get a Dos corresponding to a material_id.
REST Endpoint: https://www.materialsproject.org/rest/v2/materials/<mp-id>/vasp/dos
Parameters: material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id (a string, e.g., mp-1234). Returns: A Dos object.
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get_entries
(chemsys_formula_id_criteria, compatible_only=True, inc_structure=None, property_data=None, conventional_unit_cell=False, sort_by_e_above_hull=False)[source]¶ Get a list of ComputedEntries or ComputedStructureEntries corresponding to a chemical system, formula, or materials_id or full criteria.
Parameters: - chemsys_formula_id_criteria (str/dict) – A chemical system (e.g., Li-Fe-O), or formula (e.g., Fe2O3) or materials_id (e.g., mp-1234) or full Mongo-style dict criteria.
- compatible_only (bool) – Whether to return only “compatible” entries. Compatible entries are entries that have been processed using the MaterialsProjectCompatibility class, which performs adjustments to allow mixing of GGA and GGA+U calculations for more accurate phase diagrams and reaction energies.
- inc_structure (str) – If None, entries returned are ComputedEntries. If inc_structure=”initial”, ComputedStructureEntries with initial structures are returned. Otherwise, ComputedStructureEntries with final structures are returned.
- property_data (list) – Specify additional properties to include in entry.data. If None, no data. Should be a subset of supported_properties.
- conventional_unit_cell (bool) – Whether to get the standard conventional unit cell
- sort_by_e_above_hull (bool) – Whether to sort the list of entries by e_above_hull (will query e_above_hull as a property_data if True).
Returns: List of ComputedEntry or ComputedStructureEntry objects.
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get_entries_in_chemsys
(elements, compatible_only=True, inc_structure=None, property_data=None, conventional_unit_cell=False)[source]¶ Helper method to get a list of ComputedEntries in a chemical system. For example, elements = [“Li”, “Fe”, “O”] will return a list of all entries in the Li-Fe-O chemical system, i.e., all LixOy, FexOy, LixFey, LixFeyOz, Li, Fe and O phases. Extremely useful for creating phase diagrams of entire chemical systems.
Parameters: - elements ([str]) – List of element symbols, e.g., [“Li”, “Fe”, “O”].
- compatible_only (bool) – Whether to return only “compatible” entries. Compatible entries are entries that have been processed using the MaterialsProjectCompatibility class, which performs adjustments to allow mixing of GGA and GGA+U calculations for more accurate phase diagrams and reaction energies.
- inc_structure (str) – If None, entries returned are ComputedEntries. If inc_structure=”final”, ComputedStructureEntries with final structures are returned. Otherwise, ComputedStructureEntries with initial structures are returned.
- property_data (list) – Specify additional properties to include in entry.data. If None, no data. Should be a subset of supported_properties.
- conventional_unit_cell (bool) – Whether to get the standard conventional unit cell
Returns: List of ComputedEntries.
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get_entry_by_material_id
(material_id, compatible_only=True, inc_structure=None, property_data=None, conventional_unit_cell=False)[source]¶ Get a ComputedEntry corresponding to a material_id.
Parameters: - material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id (a string, e.g., mp-1234).
- compatible_only (bool) – Whether to return only “compatible” entries. Compatible entries are entries that have been processed using the MaterialsProjectCompatibility class, which performs adjustments to allow mixing of GGA and GGA+U calculations for more accurate phase diagrams and reaction energies.
- inc_structure (str) – If None, entries returned are ComputedEntries. If inc_structure=”final”, ComputedStructureEntries with final structures are returned. Otherwise, ComputedStructureEntries with initial structures are returned.
- property_data (list) – Specify additional properties to include in entry.data. If None, no data. Should be a subset of supported_properties.
- conventional_unit_cell (bool) – Whether to get the standard conventional unit cell
Returns: ComputedEntry or ComputedStructureEntry object.
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get_exp_entry
(formula)[source]¶ Returns an ExpEntry object, which is the experimental equivalent of a ComputedEntry and can be used for analyses using experimental data.
Parameters: formula (str) – A formula to search for. Returns: An ExpEntry object.
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get_exp_thermo_data
(formula)[source]¶ Get a list of ThermoData objects associated with a formula using the Materials Project REST interface.
Parameters: formula (str) – A formula to search for. Returns: List of ThermoData objects.
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get_interface_reactions
(reactant1, reactant2, open_el=None, relative_mu=None, use_hull_energy=False)[source]¶ Gets critical reactions between two reactants.
Get critical reactions (“kinks” in the mixing ratio where reaction products change) between two reactants. See the pymatgen.analysis.interface_reactions module for more info.
Parameters: - reactant1 (str) – Chemical formula for reactant
- reactant2 (str) – Chemical formula for reactant
- open_el (str) – Element in reservoir available to system
- relative_mu (float) – Relative chemical potential of element in reservoir with respect to pure substance. Must be non-positive.
- use_hull_energy (bool) – Whether to use the convex hull energy for a
- composition for the reaction energy calculation. If false, (given) –
- energy of the ground state structure will be preferred; if a (the) –
- state can not be found for a composition, the convex hull (ground) –
- will be used with a warning message. (energy) –
Returns: - list of dicts of form {ratio,energy,rxn} where ratio is the
reactant mixing ratio, energy is the reaction energy in eV/atom, and rxn is a pymatgen.analysis.reaction_calculator.Reaction.
Return type: list
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get_materials_id_from_task_id
(task_id)[source]¶ Returns a new MP materials id from a task id (which can be equivalent to an old materials id)
Parameters: task_id (str) – A task id. Returns: materials_id (str)
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get_materials_id_references
(material_id)[source]¶ Returns all references for a materials id.
Parameters: material_id (str) – A material id. Returns: BibTeX (str)
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get_materials_ids
(chemsys_formula)[source]¶ Get all materials ids for a formula or chemsys.
Parameters: chemsys_formula (str) – A chemical system (e.g., Li-Fe-O), or formula (e.g., Fe2O3). Returns: ([str]) List of all materials ids.
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get_phonon_bandstructure_by_material_id
(material_id)[source]¶ Get phonon dispersion data corresponding to a material_id.
Parameters: material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id. Returns: A phonon band structure. Return type: PhononBandStructureSymmLine
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get_phonon_ddb_by_material_id
(material_id)[source]¶ Get ABINIT Derivative Data Base (DDB) output for phonon calculations.
Parameters: material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id. Returns: ABINIT DDB file as a string. Return type: str
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get_phonon_dos_by_material_id
(material_id)[source]¶ Get phonon density of states data corresponding to a material_id.
Parameters: material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id. Returns: A phonon DOS object. Return type: CompletePhononDos
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get_pourbaix_entries
(chemsys)[source]¶ A helper function to get all entries necessary to generate a pourbaix diagram from the rest interface.
Parameters: chemsys ([str]) – A list of elements comprising the chemical system, e.g. [‘Li’, ‘Fe’]
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get_reaction
(reactants, products)[source]¶ Gets a reaction from the Materials Project.
Parameters: - reactants ([str]) – List of formulas
- products ([str]) – List of formulas
Returns: rxn
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get_structure_by_material_id
(material_id, final=True, conventional_unit_cell=False)[source]¶ Get a Structure corresponding to a material_id.
Parameters: - material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id (a string, e.g., mp-1234).
- final (bool) – Whether to get the final structure, or the initial (pre-relaxation) structure. Defaults to True.
- conventional_unit_cell (bool) – Whether to get the standard conventional unit cell
Returns: Structure object.
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get_structures
(chemsys_formula_id, final=True)[source]¶ Get a list of Structures corresponding to a chemical system, formula, or materials_id.
Parameters: - chemsys_formula_id (str) – A chemical system (e.g., Li-Fe-O), or formula (e.g., Fe2O3) or materials_id (e.g., mp-1234).
- final (bool) – Whether to get the final structure, or the initial (pre-relaxation) structure. Defaults to True.
Returns: List of Structure objects.
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get_substrates
(material_id, number=50, orient=None)[source]¶ Get a substrate list for a material id. The list is in order of increasing elastic energy if a elastic tensor is available for the material_id. Otherwise the list is in order of increasing matching area.
Parameters: - material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id, e.g. ‘mp-123’.
- orient (list) – substrate orientation to look for
- number (int) – number of substrates to return; n=0 returns all available matches
Returns: list of dicts with substrate matches
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get_surface_data
(material_id, inc_structures=False)[source]¶ Gets surface data for a material. Useful for Wulff shapes.
Reference for surface data:
Tran, R., Xu, Z., Radhakrishnan, B., Winston, D., Sun, W., Persson, K. A., & Ong, S. P. (2016). Data Descripter: Surface energies of elemental crystals. Scientific Data, 3(160080), 1–13. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/sdata.2016.80
Parameters: - material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id, e.g. ‘mp-123’.
- inc_structures (bool) – Include final surface slab structures. These are unnecessary for Wulff shape construction.
Returns: Surface data for material. Energies are given in SI units (J/m^2).
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get_task_data
(chemsys_formula_id, prop='')[source]¶ Flexible method to get any data using the Materials Project REST interface. Generally used by other methods for more specific queries. Unlike the :func:`get_data`_, this method queries the task collection for specific run information.
Format of REST return is always a list of dict (regardless of the number of pieces of data returned. The general format is as follows:
[{“material_id”: material_id, “property_name” : value}, …]
Parameters: - chemsys_formula_id (str) – A chemical system (e.g., Li-Fe-O), or formula (e.g., Fe2O3) or materials_id (e.g., mp-1234).
- prop (str) – Property to be obtained. Should be one of the MPRester.supported_properties. Leave as empty string for a general list of useful properties.
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get_wulff_shape
(material_id)[source]¶ Constructs a Wulff shape for a material.
Parameters: material_id (str) – Materials Project material_id, e.g. ‘mp-123’. Returns: pymatgen.analysis.wulff.WulffShape
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static
parse_criteria
(criteria_string)[source]¶ Parses a powerful and simple string criteria and generates a proper mongo syntax criteria.
Parameters: criteria_string (str) – A string representing a search criteria. Also supports wild cards. E.g., something like “*2O” gets converted to {‘pretty_formula’: {‘$in’: [u’B2O’, u’Xe2O’, u”Li2O”, …]}}
- Other syntax examples:
- mp-1234: Interpreted as a Materials ID. Fe2O3 or *2O3: Interpreted as reduced formulas. Li-Fe-O or *-Fe-O: Interpreted as chemical systems.
You can mix and match with spaces, which are interpreted as “OR”. E.g., “mp-1234 FeO” means query for all compounds with reduced formula FeO or with materials_id mp-1234.
Returns: A mongo query dict.
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query
(criteria, properties, chunk_size=500, max_tries_per_chunk=5, mp_decode=True)[source]¶ Performs an advanced query using MongoDB-like syntax for directly querying the Materials Project database. This allows one to perform queries which are otherwise too cumbersome to perform using the standard convenience methods.
Please consult the Materials API documentation at https://github.com/materialsproject/mapidoc, which provides a comprehensive explanation of the document schema used in the Materials Project (supported criteria and properties) and guidance on how best to query for the relevant information you need.
For queries that request data on more than CHUNK_SIZE materials at once, this method will chunk a query by first retrieving a list of material IDs that satisfy CRITERIA, and then merging the criteria with a restriction to one chunk of materials at a time of size CHUNK_SIZE. You can opt out of this behavior by setting CHUNK_SIZE=0. To guard against intermittent server errors in the case of many chunks per query, possibly-transient server errors will result in re-trying a give chunk up to MAX_TRIES_PER_CHUNK times.
Parameters: - criteria (str/dict) –
Criteria of the query as a string or mongo-style dict.
If string, it supports a powerful but simple string criteria. E.g., “Fe2O3” means search for materials with reduced_formula Fe2O3. Wild cards are also supported. E.g., “*2O” means get all materials whose formula can be formed as *2O, e.g., Li2O, K2O, etc.
Other syntax examples: mp-1234: Interpreted as a Materials ID. Fe2O3 or *2O3: Interpreted as reduced formulas. Li-Fe-O or *-Fe-O: Interpreted as chemical systems.
You can mix and match with spaces, which are interpreted as “OR”. E.g. “mp-1234 FeO” means query for all compounds with reduced formula FeO or with materials_id mp-1234.
Using a full dict syntax, even more powerful queries can be constructed. For example, {“elements”:{“$in”:[“Li”, “Na”, “K”], “$all”: [“O”]}, “nelements”:2} selects all Li, Na and K oxides. {“band_gap”: {“$gt”: 1}} selects all materials with band gaps greater than 1 eV.
- properties (list) – Properties to request for as a list. For example, [“formula”, “formation_energy_per_atom”] returns the formula and formation energy per atom.
- chunk_size (int) – Number of materials for which to fetch data at a time. More data-intensive properties may require smaller chunk sizes. Use chunk_size=0 to force no chunking – this is useful when fetching only properties such as ‘material_id’.
- max_tries_per_chunk (int) – How many times to re-try fetching a given chunk when the server gives a 5xx error (e.g. a timeout error).
- mp_decode (bool) – Whether to do a decoding to a Pymatgen object where possible. In some cases, it might be useful to just get the raw python dict, i.e., set to False.
Returns: List of results. E.g., [{u’formula’: {u’O’: 1, u’Li’: 2.0}}, {u’formula’: {u’Na’: 2.0, u’O’: 2.0}}, {u’formula’: {u’K’: 1, u’O’: 3.0}}, …]
- criteria (str/dict) –
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query_snl
(criteria)[source]¶ Query for submitted SNLs.
Note
As of now, this MP REST feature is open only to a select group of users. Opening up submissions to all users is being planned for the future.
Parameters: criteria (dict) – Query criteria. Returns: A dict, with a list of submitted SNLs in the “response” key. Raises: MPRestError
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submit_snl
(snl)[source]¶ Submits a list of StructureNL to the Materials Project site.
Note
As of now, this MP REST feature is open only to a select group of users. Opening up submissions to all users is being planned for the future.
Parameters: - snl (StructureNL/[StructureNL]) – A single StructureNL, or a list
- StructureNL objects (of) –
Returns: A list of inserted submission ids.
Raises:
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submit_structures
(structures, authors, projects=None, references='', remarks=None, data=None, histories=None, created_at=None)[source]¶ Submits a list of structures to the Materials Project as SNL files. The argument list mirrors the arguments for the StructureNL object, except that a list of structures with the same metadata is used as an input.
Note
As of now, this MP REST feature is open only to a select group of users. Opening up submissions to all users is being planned for the future.
Parameters: - structures – A list of Structure objects
- authors (list) – List of {“name”:’‘, “email”:’‘} dicts, list of Strings as ‘John Doe<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or a single String with commas separating authors
- projects ([str]) – List of Strings [‘Project A’, ‘Project B’]. This applies to all structures.
- references (str) – A String in BibTeX format. Again, this applies to all structures.
- remarks ([str]) – List of Strings [‘Remark A’, ‘Remark B’]
- data ([dict]) – A list of free form dict. Namespaced at the root level with an underscore, e.g. {“_materialsproject”:<custom data>}. The length of data should be the same as the list of structures if not None.
- histories – List of list of dicts - [[{‘name’:’‘, ‘url’:’‘, ‘description’:{}}], …] The length of histories should be the same as the list of structures if not None.
- created_at (datetime) – A datetime object
Returns: A list of inserted submission ids.
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submit_vasp_directory
(rootdir, authors, projects=None, references='', remarks=None, master_data=None, master_history=None, created_at=None, ncpus=None)[source]¶ Assimilates all vasp run directories beneath a particular directory using BorgQueen to obtain structures, and then submits thhem to the Materials Project as SNL files. VASP related meta data like initial structure and final energies are automatically incorporated.
Note
As of now, this MP REST feature is open only to a select group of users. Opening up submissions to all users is being planned for the future.
Parameters: - rootdir (str) – Rootdir to start assimilating VASP runs from.
- authors – List of {“name”:’‘, “email”:’‘} dicts, list of Strings as ‘John Doe<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or a single String with commas separating authors. The same list of authors should apply to all runs.
- projects ([str]) – List of Strings [‘Project A’, ‘Project B’]. This applies to all structures.
- references (str) – A String in BibTeX format. Again, this applies to all structures.
- remarks ([str]) – List of Strings [‘Remark A’, ‘Remark B’]
- master_data (dict) – A free form dict. Namespaced at the root level with an underscore, e.g. {“_materialsproject”:<custom data>}. This data is added to all structures detected in the directory, in addition to other vasp data on a per structure basis.
- master_history – A master history to be added to all entries.
- created_at (datetime) – A datetime object
- ncpus (int) – Number of cpus to use in using BorgQueen to assimilate. Defaults to None, which means serial.
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supported_properties
= ('energy', 'energy_per_atom', 'volume', 'formation_energy_per_atom', 'nsites', 'unit_cell_formula', 'pretty_formula', 'is_hubbard', 'elements', 'nelements', 'e_above_hull', 'hubbards', 'is_compatible', 'spacegroup', 'task_ids', 'band_gap', 'density', 'icsd_id', 'icsd_ids', 'cif', 'total_magnetization', 'material_id', 'oxide_type', 'tags', 'elasticity')¶
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supported_task_properties
= ('energy', 'energy_per_atom', 'volume', 'formation_energy_per_atom', 'nsites', 'unit_cell_formula', 'pretty_formula', 'is_hubbard', 'elements', 'nelements', 'e_above_hull', 'hubbards', 'is_compatible', 'spacegroup', 'band_gap', 'density', 'icsd_id', 'cif')¶


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