Tethys is a platform that can be used to develop and host environmental web apps. It includes a suite of free and open source software (FOSS) that has been carefully selected to address the unique development needs of environmental web apps. Tethys web apps are developed using a Python software development kit (SDK) which includes programmatic links to each software component. Tethys Platform is powered by the Django Python web framework giving it a solid web foundation with excellent security and performance.
Tethys is a platform that can be used to develop and host engaging, interactive water resources web applications or web apps. It includes a suite of free and open source software (FOSS) that has been carefully selected to address the unique development needs of water resources web apps. Tethys web apps are developed using a Python software development kit (SDK) which includes programmatic links to each software component. Tethys Platform is powered by the Django Python web framework giving it a solid web foundation with excellent security and performance.
Tethys Platform provides a suite of free and open source software. Included in the Software Suite is PostgreSQL with the PostGIS extension for spatial database storage, GeoServer for spatial data publishing, and 52 North WPS for geoprocessing. Tethys also provides Gizmos for inserting OpenLayers and Google Maps for interactive spatial data visualizations in your web apps. The Software Suite also includes HTCondor for managing distributed computing resources and scheduling computing jobs.
Tethys web apps are developed with the Python programming language and a Software Development Kit (SDK). Tethys web apps projects are organized using a model-view-controller (MVC) approach. The SDK provides Python module links to each software component of the Tethys Platform, making the functionality of each software easy to incorporate each in your web apps. In addition, you can use all of the Python modules that you are accustomed to using in your scientific Python scripts to power your web apps.
Tethys SDK takes advantage of the Django template system so you can build dynamic pages for your web app while writing less HTML. It also provides a series of modular user interface elements called Gizmos. With only a few lines of code you can add range sliders, toggle switches, auto completes, interactive maps, and dynamic plots to your web app.
Tethys Platform includes a modern web portal built on Django that is used to host web apps called Tethys Portal. It provides the core website functionality that is often taken for granted in modern web applications including a user account system with with a password reset mechanism for forgotten passwords. It provides an administrator backend that can be used to manage user accounts, permissions, link to elements of the software suite, and customize the instance. The portal also includes landing page that can be used to showcase the capabilities of the Tethys Platform instance and an app library page that serves as the access point for installed apps. The homepage and theme of Tethys Portal are customizable allowing organizations to re-brand it to meet the their needs.
Tethys Platform includes Python modules that allow you to provision and run computing jobs in distributed computing environments. With CondorPy you can define your computing jobs and submit them to distributed computing environments provided by HTCondor.CondorPy enables computing jobs to be created and submitted to a HTCondor computing pool. HTCondor provides a way to make use of the idle computing power that is already available in your office.


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Day 7 - Finger Physics is Hard
After struggling with this problem for quite some time, I think the issue is finally licked. The problem relates to transferring you fingers momentum to a virtual object on the screen. The natural way to display finger position is to plot a sprite at the touch sensors coordinates. The problem with this method is the physics engine doesn’t think their is any momentum built up. The physics engine just thinks your finger teleported there. So if I teleport on top of a cow it just explodes. To make things worse if the touch events come in too slowly you’ll teleport over the cow completely missing the free lunch.
The initial solution I had for the issue was horrible. I figured I could plot the sprite at the point of contact like before, then calculate a force vector based on the last coordinate form the previous touch event, divide by time and then tell the physics engine to apply the force to the target. This gave me accurate transfer of momentum, but looked ridiculous. The finger sprite kept jumping forward as I moved my finger across the screen like a horizontal jack hammer. So I thought I could divorce the finger sprite from the physics engine, but then I’d have to keep track of more objects and states of when to use physics (during a release) and when to not use it (during a drag). Anyway, I chose not to go down that path mainly because it felt like too many parts and I have no time for debugging AND I was still teleporting. Doh!
The solution ultimately came to something very unnatural, but completely sufficient. And it cut down my code significantly. Probably in half. The affect I needed was to have the object I’m dragging show up at my finger location and have momentum maintained at release or collision. Did you catch that word? Dragging? That’s how it hit me. The previous solution was to push the object, but if I drag it things get simpler. In drag mode I just need to apply enough force to the object to get it to my finger location. The math for that is simple and the same as I mentioned in the first solution: (current finger sprite position - current touch position) / time. When I apply the force, the physics engine moves the sprite under my finger perfectly, and if it misses the next touch event comes in to get it even closer. It a self correcting system.
The best part of the final solution is no more teleporting. We don’t do it in real life and we shouldn’t do it in our games either. Maybe one day I’ll add the complexity to push the object instead of drag, but for now I’ll leave that as an exercise to the reader.


One dead, one seriously injured in Boksburg electrocution
by Riaan GroblerTwo men working on a fence in Massel Road, Beyers Park, Boksburg, were electrocuted on Tuesday afternoon.
According to a statement by Ross Campbell, ER24 spokesperson, one of the men, believed to be in his late 50s, sustained fatal injuries and the other serious injuries.
"ER24 paramedics arrived on the scene at 12:25 to find another service already administering CPR on the older man.
"It is alleged that he came into contact with a live pole next to the fence," said Campbell.
"The second man, believed to be in his 20s, attempted to assist him but was then also electrocuted. The older man's condition unfortunately deteriorated and he was declared dead on the scene.
"The younger man was transported to a private hospital in the area for further care," Campbell said.
Police could not immediately be reached for comment.
According to the Stats SA Mortality and Causes of Death report, deaths as a result of exposure to electric current account for 1.2% (396 cases) of deaths due to external causes of accidental injury in 2016.


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References guide
This documentation is under construction.
AwaitableReference
The AwaitableReference is a synchronization structure that makes it easy to wait on the availability of
a reference. I guess this is not something that needs to be done often, but I use this synchronization structure
within Prometheus.
LendableReference
The LendableReference extends the AwaitableReference but adds the concept of lending a reference:
a lend reference needs to be taken back.
- StrictLendableReference: a LendableReference that is strict (doesn't allow different references
to be lend at any given moment. So before a new reference can be set, all previous lend references
need to be taken back.
- RelaxedLendableReference: a LendableReference that is relaxed. It allows different references
to be lend at any given moment. So a new reference can be set before any previous reference is
returned.


InputStream
and Reader
.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| TailerListener |
Listener for events from a
Tailer . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AutoCloseInputStream |
Proxy stream that closes and discards the underlying stream as soon as the
end of input has been reached or when the stream is explicitly closed.
|
| BOMInputStream |
This class is used to wrap a stream that includes an encoded
ByteOrderMark as its first bytes. |
| BoundedInputStream |
This is a stream that will only supply bytes up to a certain length - if its
position goes above that, it will stop.
|
| BoundedReader |
A reader that imposes a limit to the number of characters that can be read from
an underlying reader, returning eof when this limit is reached -regardless of state of
underlying reader.
|
| BrokenInputStream |
Broken input stream.
|
| CharSequenceInputStream |
InputStream implementation that can read from String, StringBuffer,
StringBuilder or CharBuffer. |
| CharSequenceReader |
Reader implementation that can read from String, StringBuffer,
StringBuilder or CharBuffer. |
| ClassLoaderObjectInputStream |
A special ObjectInputStream that loads a class based on a specified
ClassLoader rather than the system default. |
| ClosedInputStream |
Closed input stream.
|
| CloseShieldInputStream |
Proxy stream that prevents the underlying input stream from being closed.
|
| CountingInputStream |
A decorating input stream that counts the number of bytes that have passed
through the stream so far.
|
| DemuxInputStream |
Data written to this stream is forwarded to a stream that has been associated
with this thread.
|
| NullInputStream |
A functional, light weight
InputStream that emulates
a stream of a specified size. |
| NullReader |
A functional, light weight
Reader that emulates
a reader of a specified size. |
| ProxyInputStream |
A Proxy stream which acts as expected, that is it passes the method
calls on to the proxied stream and doesn't change which methods are
being called.
|
| ProxyReader |
A Proxy stream which acts as expected, that is it passes the method
calls on to the proxied stream and doesn't change which methods are
being called.
|
| ReaderInputStream |
InputStream implementation that reads a character stream from a Reader
and transforms it to a byte stream using a specified charset encoding. |
| ReversedLinesFileReader |
Reads lines in a file reversely (similar to a BufferedReader, but starting at
the last line).
|
| SwappedDataInputStream |
DataInput for systems relying on little endian data formats.
|
| TaggedInputStream |
An input stream decorator that tags potential exceptions so that the
stream that caused the exception can easily be identified.
|
| Tailer |
Simple implementation of the unix "tail -f" functionality.
|
| TailerListenerAdapter |
TailerListener Adapter. |
| TeeInputStream |
InputStream proxy that transparently writes a copy of all bytes read
from the proxied stream to a given OutputStream.
|
| UnixLineEndingInputStream |
A filtering input stream that ensures the content will have unix-style line endings, LF.
|
| WindowsLineEndingInputStream |
A filtering input stream that ensures the content will have windows line endings, CRLF.
|
| XmlStreamReader |
Character stream that handles all the necessary Voodo to figure out the
charset encoding of the XML document within the stream.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| XmlStreamReaderException |
The XmlStreamReaderException is thrown by the XmlStreamReader constructors if
the charset encoding can not be determined according to the XML 1.0
specification and RFC 3023.
|
This package provides implementations of input classes, such as
InputStream
and Reader
.
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This example demonstrates assigning a threshold dynamically to a pie chart by creating a new dimension based on slider input.


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"BOZRAH "enclosure; fortress. (1.) The city of Jobab, one of the early Edomite kings (Genesis 36:33). This place is mentioned by the prophets in later times (Isaiah 34:6; Jeremiah 49:13; Amos 1:12; Micah 2:12). Its modern representative is el-Busseireh. It lies in the mountain district of Petra, 20 miles to the south-east of the Dead Sea.
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by Logan RudeMadison firefighters rescued a dog from icy water Saturday after it ran out onto an icy pond at Warner Park Dog Park, according to a news release.
Fire officials said two people tried rescuing the dog, but they fell through the ice in the process. When Engine Co. 10 arrived, the people had gotten out of the water. According to the release, the dog was spotted 50 feet from the shore, still in the icy water.
One firefighter put on a life vest and safety rope before entering the cold water, the release said. Fire officials said he was able to hook the dog's collar with a pike pole, pull it back onto the ice and return it to its owner.


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### Research Neuroplasticity
Discuss how understanding the principles of neuroplasticity benefits people
- Understanding the principles of neuroplasticity opens our world to the fact that when we learn,
we form new pathways in the brain. We can figure out how to purposefully rewire the brain, that
we can get smarter, better, or more skilled at something through sustained effort!
Discuss how you might engage with the principles of neuroplasticity for your own benefit
- I read this in an article of how to get started and I was so surprised to see that I had started going it already! Here goes:
Challenge > Intention > Specific Attention > Repetition & Intensity > Time
Here's how the example works for me:
Challenge (coding) > Intention (For me it's creating kickass design projects) >
Specific Attention (Plan. Structure. Goal. Incentive) > Repetition & Intensity (Check in) > Time (Plan for lapses – it’s normal. Refocus, adjust, keep going.)
What are some of the ways to increase your neuroplasticity?
- Mindfulness.
- Journaling and meditating. Even if it's just 5 mins a day. I also enjoy a quick sketch or painting to
help set the day right.
- Some form of exercise. Or dance.
- Sleep and eat well.
Link to a resource that you found particularly useful or engaging.
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Ways to Increase Neuroplasticity!
 It can help you overcome obstacles
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This one! Even it's animation! So cute!
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How will you integrate growth mindset into your learning journey?
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Link to a resource that you found particularly useful or engaging.
- Talks by Aren Bahia, I met him in one of the
festivals I went to,
and I really enjoy listening to people I have met and look upto, to help me see a bigger picture. All
of his talks are funny and apt for where I'm at in life.
Reflect and discuss how these understandings may shape or influence your learning plan and strategy.
I'm definetly feeling focussed after learning about a growth mindset, neuroplasticity, etc.
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Police and Emergency Medical Services responded to the parking lot of the Salvation Army Addiction Treatment Services’ facility on Waokanaka Street at about 1:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Police said the suspect assaulted the victim and threatened the woman’s life while restraining her against her will.
Emergency Medical Services treated the woman for stab wounds to her face and neck. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
A source said the suspect used a pen to stab the woman.
Police arrested the suspect at about 2:10 p.m. on suspicion of kidnapping, second-degree assault and second-degree terroristic threatening.
The suspect and victim are acquaintances.
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Executive Director Melanie Boehm referred inquiries on the assault and kidnapping case to police.


(wait 'cnt|NIL . prg) -> any
(wait 'cnt|NIL T 'fd) -> fd|NIL
- Waits for a condition. While the result of the execution of
prg
is NIL
(first form), or no input is available for the file
descriptor in fd
(second form), a select
system call
is executed for all file descriptors and timers in the VAL
of the
global variable *Run
. When
cnt
is non-NIL
, the waiting time is limited to
cnt
milliseconds. Returns the result of prg
. See also
key
and sync
.
: (wait 2000) # Wait 2 seconds
-> NIL
: (prog
(zero *Cnt)
(setq *Run # Install background loop
'((-2000 0 (println (inc '*Cnt)))) ) # Increment '*Cnt' every 2 sec
(wait NIL (> *Cnt 6)) # Wait until > 6
(off *Run) )
1 # Waiting ..
2
3
4
5
6
7
-> NIL
(week 'dat) -> num
- Returns the number of the week for a given
date
dat
. See also day
, ultimo
, datStr
and strDat
.
: (datStr (date))
-> "2007-06-01"
: (week (date))
-> 22
(when 'any . prg) -> any
- Conditional execution: When the condition
any
evaluates to
non-NIL
, prg
is executed and the result is returned.
Otherwise NIL
is returned. See also unless
, if
, and
and cond
.
: (when (> 4 3) (println 'OK) (println 'Good))
OK
Good
-> Good
(while 'any . prg) -> any
- Conditional loop: While the condition
any
evaluates to
non-NIL
, prg
is repeatedly executed. If
prg
is never executed, NIL
is returned. Otherwise the
result of prg
is returned. See also until
, for
, loop
and do
.
: (while (read)
(println 'got: @) )
abc
got: abc
1234
got: 1234
NIL
-> 1234
(what 'sym) -> lst
- (Debug mode only) Returns a list of all internal symbols that match the
pattern string
sym
. See also match
, who
, has
and can
.
: (what "cd@dr")
-> (cdaddr cdaadr cddr cddddr cdddr cddadr cdadr)
(who 'any) -> lst
- (Debug mode only) Returns a list of all functions or method definitions that
contain the atom or pattern
any
. See also match
, what
, has
and can
.
: (who 'caddr) # Who is using 'caddr'?
-> ($dat lint1 expDat datStr $tim tim$ mail _gen dat$ datSym)
: (who "Type error")
-> ((mis> . +Link) *Uni (mis> . +Joint))
: (more (who "Type error") pp) # Pretty print all results
(dm (mis> . +Link) (Val Obj)
(and
Val
(nor (isa (: type) Val) (canQuery Val))
"Type error" ) )
. # Stop
-> T
(wipe 'sym|lst) -> sym|lst
- Clears the
VAL
and the property list of sym
, or of
all symbols in the list lst
. When a symbol is an external symbol,
its state is also set to "not loaded". Does nothing when sym
is an
external symbol that has been modified or deleted ("dirty").
: (setq A (1 2 3 4))
-> (1 2 3 4)
: (put 'A 'a 1)
-> 1
: (put 'A 'b 2)
-> 2
: (show 'A)
A (1 2 3 4)
b 2
a 1
-> A
: (wipe 'A)
-> A
: (show 'A)
A NIL
-> A
(with 'sym . prg) -> any
- Saves the current object
This
and sets it to the new value
sym
. Then prg
is executed, and This
is
restored to its previous value. The return value is the result of
prg
. Used typically to access the local data of sym
in
the same manner as inside a method body. prg
is not executed (and
NIL
is returned) when sym
is NIL
.
(with 'X . prg)
is equivalent to (let? This 'X . prg)
.
: (put 'X 'a 1)
-> 1
: (put 'X 'b 2)
-> 2
: (with 'X (list (: a) (: b)))
-> (1 2)
(wr 'cnt ..) -> cnt
- Writes all
cnt
arguments as raw bytes to the current output
channel. See also rd
and pr
.
: (out "x" (wr 1 255 257)) # Write to "x"
-> 257
: (hd "x")
00000000 01 FF 01 ...
-> NIL
(wrap 'cnt 'lst) -> sym
- Returns a transient symbol with all characters in
lst
pack
ed in lines with a maximal length of
cnt
. See also tab
,
align
and center
.
: (wrap 20 (chop "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"))
-> "The quick brown fox^Jjumps over the lazy^Jdog"
: (wrap 8 (chop "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"))
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Database CUD operations
In RDO.Data, you can create, update and delete data in DbTable<T>:
| API | Description |
|---|---|
| InsertAsync | Insert from scalar data, DataSet or DbSet. |
| UpdateAsync | Update from scalar data, DataSet or DbSet. |
| DeleteAsync | Delete by condition, or match with DataSet or DbSet. |
Inserting Data
You can insert into DbTable<T> via InsertAsync API, from various of data sources:
- Scalar data: Scalar data is represented by Expression Column. You can use ColumnMapper class to map between scalar data column and target DbTable column. If all columns of target DbTable has default values, you can insert a row without any data specified. Optionally you can provide a
<Action int?>
delegate to receive newly generated identity column value for current insert. - DataSet: A DataSet<T> object can be used as source data for inserting. The generated native SQL for inserting from DataSet is database specific. For SQL Server and MySQL, multiple row DataSet will be serialized into JSON and passed to database server as single param for inserting, all done in one server round trip for best performance. To support this feature, SQL Server requires version 2016 (13) or later, MySQL requires version 8.0.4 or later. For newly generated identity column values, you can specify a optional boolean value parameter to indicate whether these values should be updated back to the source DataSet. This feature is especially useful if you're inserting parent-child hierarchical DataSet.
- DbSet: A DbTable<T> or DbQuery<T> can be used as source data for inserting. Note DbTable<T> object can be temporary table.
A sample code of inserting data:
partial class Db
{
...
public async Task<int?> CreateSalesOrderAsync(DataSet<SalesOrderInfo> salesOrders, CancellationToken ct)
{
await EnsureConnectionOpenAsync(ct);
using (var transaction = BeginTransaction())
{
...
await SalesOrderHeader.InsertAsync(salesOrders, true, ct);
var salesOrderDetails = salesOrders.GetChild(_ => _.SalesOrderDetails);
...
await SalesOrderDetail.InsertAsync(salesOrderDetails, ct);
await transaction.CommitAsync(ct);
return salesOrders.Count > 0 ? salesOrders._.SalesOrderID[0] : null;
}
}
...
}
Updating Data
You can update DbTable<T> via UpdateAsync API, from various of data sources:
- Scalar data: Scalar data is represented by Expression Column. You can use ColumnMapper class to map between scalar data column and target DbTable column. A condition can be provided to filter rows should be updated in the table. If no condition specified, all rows in the table will be updated with the same scalar value.
- DataSet: A DataSet<T> object can be used as source data for updating. The source DataSet and target table must all have primary key, and if there are different you must provide a KeyMapping between them. The generated native SQL for updating from DataSet is database specific. For SQL Server and MySQL, multiple row DataSet will be serialized into JSON and passed to database server as single param for updating, all done in one server round trip for best performance. To support this feature, SQL Server requires version 2016 (13) or later, MySQL requires version 8.0.4 or later.
- DbSet: A DbTable<T> or DbQuery<T> can be used as source data for inserting. Note DbTable<T> object can be temporary table. The source DbSet and target table must all have primary key, and if there are different you must provide a KeyMapping between them.
A sample code of updating data:
partial class Db
{
...
public async Task UpdateSalesOrderAsync(DataSet<SalesOrderInfo> salesOrders, CancellationToken ct)
{
await EnsureConnectionOpenAsync(ct);
using (var transaction = BeginTransaction())
{
await SalesOrderHeader.UpdateAsync(salesOrders, ct);
await SalesOrderDetail.DeleteAsync(salesOrders, (s, _) => s.Match(_.FK_SalesOrderHeader), ct);
var salesOrderDetails = salesOrders.GetChild(_ => _.SalesOrderDetails);
await SalesOrderDetail.InsertAsync(salesOrderDetails, ct);
await transaction.CommitAsync(ct);
}
}
...
}
Deleting Data
You can delete data in DbTable<T> via DeleteAsync API:
- By condition: A condition can be provided to filter rows should be deleted in the table. If no condition specified, all rows in the table will be deleted.
- DataSet: A DataSet<T> object can be used as source data for deleting. The source DataSet and target table must all have primary key, and if there are different you must provide a KeyMapping between them. The generated native SQL for deleting from DataSet is database specific. For SQL Server and MySQL, multiple row DataSet will be serialized into JSON and passed to database server as single param for deleting, all done in one server round trip for best performance. To support this feature, SQL Server requires version 2016 (13) or later, MySQL requires version 8.0.4 or later.
- DbSet: A DbTable<T> or DbQuery<T> can be used as source data for inserting. Note DbTable<T> object can be temporary table. The source DbSet and target table must all have primary key, and if there are different you must provide a KeyMapping between them.
A sample code of deleting data:


Money Play. How should Red play 31?
pips Red=150 White=101
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Logic initially says that 8/5*/4 is the correct play.
However, Red is substantially down in the race. If he makes the safe play and White then enters Red will probably have to hit loose next time. That leads us to wards the correct play, 8/5*, 6/5, leaving the 4-pt slotted. If the blot is not hit Red can rapidly build his board.
It is a risk but now is the time to do precisely that. Remember, Red owns the cube so has the right to play the game to the end.
Surprisingly, 8/5*/4 is very nearly a blunder.
However, Red is substantially down in the race. If he makes the safe play and White then enters Red will probably have to hit loose next time. That leads us to wards the correct play, 8/5*, 6/5, leaving the 4-pt slotted. If the blot is not hit Red can rapidly build his board.
It is a risk but now is the time to do precisely that. Remember, Red owns the cube so has the right to play the game to the end.
Surprisingly, 8/5*/4 is very nearly a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/5* 6/5 Eq.: +0.001 0.470 0.096 0.005 - 0.530 0.196 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 8/5*/4 Eq.: -0.065 (-0.066) 0.424 0.080 0.003 - 0.576 0.139 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply 10/7 8/7 Eq.: -0.187 (-0.188) 0.379 0.060 0.003 - 0.621 0.134 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 6/3 4/3 Eq.: -0.236 (-0.237) 0.357 0.056 0.002 - 0.643 0.127 0.001 5. Cubeful 0-ply 8/4 Eq.: -0.212 (-0.214) 0.362 0.056 0.002 - 0.638 0.118 0.001


Let $X$ have density $f_X$. Let $g$ be a smooth (that is, differentiable) increasing function, and let $Y = g(X)$. Examples of such functions $g$ are:
To find a formula for the density of $Y$ in terms of $f_X$ and $g$, we will use the same approach as in the previous section.
Thus we have an intuitive justification for the following formula.
The density of $Y = g(X)$ is given by $$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ f_X(x) \cdot \frac{1}{g'(x)} ~~~ \text{at } x = g^{-1}(y) $$
Before we formally establish the formula, let's use it in an example so that we understand all its component parts.
Let $Z$ be a standard normal random variable and suppose $\mu$ and $\sigma$ are constants with $\sigma > 0$. Let $Y = e^{\sigma Z + \mu}$. Then $Y$ is a random variable whose $\log$ is normal and hence its density is known as log-normal.
To find the density of $Y$, first note that the possible values of $Y$ are in $(0, \infty)$. Here are the components of the change of variable formula.
For $y > 0$ our formula says $$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ \phi(z) \frac{1}{g'(z)} ~~~ \text{at } z = g^{-1}(y) $$ So
$$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}} e^{-\frac{1}{2}z^2} \frac{1}{\sigma e^{\sigma z + \mu}} ~~~ \text{at } z = g^{-1}(y) $$At $z = g^{-1}(y) = \frac{\log(y) - \mu}{\sigma}$ we have $\sigma z + \mu = \log(y)$ and hence $e^{\sigma z + \mu} = y$.
Hence for $y > 0$, $$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}\sigma y} e^{-\frac{1}{2} \big{(} \frac{\log(y) - \mu}{\sigma} \big{)}^2} $$
A log-normal density can be used as an approximation for the density of a product of a large number of i.i.d. random variables. The log of the product is the sum of a large number of i.i.d. variables, and hence is approximately normal by the Central Limit Theorem.
Let $g$ be smooth and increasing, and let $Y = g(X)$. We want a formula for $f_Y$. We can derive it by using the cdf as we did for linear functions.
\begin{align*} F_Y(y) ~ & = ~ P(Y \le y) \\ &= ~ P(g(X) \le y) \\ &= ~ P(X \le g^{-1}(y)) ~~~~ g \text{ is increasing} \\ &= ~ F_X(g^{-1}(y)) \end{align*}By the chain rule and the fact that the derivative of an inverse is the reciprocal of the derivative, $$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ f_X(g^{-1}(y)) \frac{d}{dy} g^{-1}(y) ~ = ~ f_X(x) \frac{1}{g'(x)} ~ \text{at } x = g^{-1}(y) $$
Let $g$ be smooth and monotone (that is, either increasing or decreasing). The density of $Y = g(X)$ is given by
$$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ f_X(x) \cdot \frac{1}{\lvert g'(x) \rvert} ~~~ \text{at } x = g^{-1}(y) $$We have proved the result for increasing $g$. When $g$ is decreasing, the proof is analogous to proof in the linear case and accounts for $g'$ being negative. We won't take the time to write it out.
Let $U$ be uniform on $(0, 1)$ and let $V = 1/U$. The distribution of $V$ is called the inverse uniform but the word "inverse" is confusing in the context of change of variable. So we will simply call $V$ the reciprocal of $U$.
To find the density of $V$, start by noticing that the possible values of $V$ are in $(1, \infty)$ as the possible values of $U$ are in $(0, 1)$.
The components of the change of variable formula for densities:
By the formula, for $v > 1$ we have $$ f_V(v) ~ = ~ f_U(u) \cdot \frac{1}{\lvert g'(u) \rvert} ~~~ \text{at } u = g^{-1}(v) $$
That is, for $v > 1$, $$ f_V(v) ~ = ~ 1 \cdot u^2 ~~~ \text{at } u = 1/v $$ So $$ f_V(v) ~ = ~ \frac{1}{v^2}, ~~~ v > 1 $$
You should check that $f_V$ is indeed a density, that is, it integrates to 1. You should also check that the expectation of $V$ is infinite.


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I Alone Level-up: Chapter 16
“Er, yes, that’s right…”
“Ah, I apologize . This way, sir . I’ll lead the way . ”
“Ah… Okay . ”
Thinking that it would be a headache to try and clear up whatever misunderstanding this was, Jinwoo decided to go with the soldier for now . As he followed, he observed his surroundings,
‘Now that I take a closer look…’
Something had clearly happened in the area . The roads were empty, and the only people around were soldiers and policemen . On top of that, the area was scattered with abandoned cars, damaged buildings and the corpses of magic beasts .
Jinwoo roughly understood what had happened .
‘Looks like a Dungeon Break[1] happened nearby . ’
In today’s world, the proper management and monitoring of Gates meant that most of them were discovered on time and taken care of . However, every once in a while, a Gate appears in a hidden place and goes unnoticed until it’s too late . Once that happens, the military is deployed to buy time before the Hunters can arrive .
Of course, the weapons of the military did not work on the magic beasts . Yet they still fought to the best of their abilities; in order to protect the citizens and provide time for their escape, someone had to be the sacrifice . As such, the military bravely stood up and became meat shields . It was a job that had to be done, and the young men of this country nobly did that job .
“Thank you . ”
The soldier that was leading him suddenly thanked Jinwoo .
“Hmm?”
“It’s thanks to the Hunter-nims that we are able to live . ”
“Ah…”
. .
Gratitude .
Jinwoo was the one who wanted to thank the soldier .
The soldier to the Hunter . The Hunter to the soldier .
As men who both fought to protect the people, both sides wanted to thank the other .
. “ . Roger . Over and out . ”.
The soldier’s face lit up after receiving a report through his radio .
“Most of the magic beasts in the area have been taken care of . They said there is just one big one remaining . ”
Jinwoo nodded . He already knew this without the soldier’s report . Through his raised sense stat, he was able to detect the presence of a powerful lifeform nearby, surrounded by the energy of multiple hunters .
His instincts told him the powerful lifeform was the boss .
Soon, the boss’s figure came into their view . In an empty lot ahead, ten-something Hunters were fighting with a giant made out of stone . The giant’s height was a little above a street light; it was a golem type magic beast .
“My god…”
The soldier took a step back . As if it was the first time he had seen a magic beast, the man froze as he saw the golem . Any ordinary human would do the same . The presence of a magic beast in person was quite different than seeing it over the television or a computer screen .
Compared to the soldier, Jinwoo calmly looked over to the battle .
“Healers! Please focus your healing on the Tanker!”
“We’re doing our best!”
“Why is it not going down!”
“Dealers[2], what are you doing?! He doesn’t seem like he’s taking any damage!”
“His defense is too high! We need a few Mage-class Hunters!”
As Hunters who were called over on a short notice, their ranks did not appear to be that high . Both their defense and offense were lacking .
Bang!
The golem slammed his stone fist onto the ground, and resulting shockwave caused the Hunter in charge of tanking to buckle .
“Cough!”
The man spat out blood .
 Our magic power’s almost gone!”
“Where are the high rankers?!”
The Hunters were reaching their limits .
As he watched, Jinwoo’s gaze sharpened .
‘If it’s this much… I should be able to do it . ’
He slowly took few steps backwards . All the golem type boss had going for it was its high defense; its overall level seemed to be low . Compared to the pressure he faced against the ‘blue poisoned-fanged whatever[3]’, the golem was a step below .
‘So if I can just get through its defense .  At a good distance, Jinwoo cocked his arm back into a throwing position . He tightened his grip on the broken sword, and the muscles of his arm expanded . Thick veins appeared all the way to the back of his hand .
All of his strength was focused on his right arm .
Then, the arm that was drawn back like a bowstring shot forward at the speed of sound .
“Go!”
The D-rank Hunter, Lee Hansoo, despaired; he was at his limit . The shield that he was so proud of was cracking . The healing Hunters’ magic power must’ve hit rock bottom; the healing on him had decreased noticeably . At this rate, the entire party would be wiped out .
He had to make a difficult choice .
He decided to buy time for the other Hunters to run away and hope that the high ranking Hunters would arrive in time to take the golem down .
 ’
Lee Hansoo’s brows glistened with cold sweat .
He turned and shouted,
“I’ll take it from here, so everyone-”
It was in that moment he saw it . Something flashed from a distance and was flying this way .
Rather, instead of seeing it, it was more like he felt it . His eyes could not possibly see that attack .
BANG!
That something obliterated the golem’s head .
“W-what?”
Lee Hansoo’s eyes widened . The headless golem began to falter . Not noticing, the Hunters pressed their attacks .
“It’s working! The attacks are working!”
“It’s going down!”
“Just a little more!”
They were all too focused on attacking and did not appear to have seen the ‘something’ that had flown over . Only Lee Hansoo, who stood right before the golem, caught a glimpse of it .
groooooan-
The golem finally went down .
Koong!
Its heavy body threw up a large cloud of dust .
“Yeaaaaaah!”
The Hunters shouted and cheered .
“We did it!”
“We took it down!”
Only Lee Hansoo, who saw what happened, shook his head .
‘No . Our attacks weren’t even working . ’
He quickly searched around the fallen golem .

Scanning the ground, Lee Hansoo came across the pieces of a broken sword . Although it had magic power, it was a rather plain steel sword .
‘That thing was something over 10 Hunters were having difficulty taking down… And someone blew its head open by throwing just this?’
He was at a loss for words . Looking back and forth between the golem’s corpse and the remnants of the sword, Lee Hansoo walked past the cheering Hunters to the direction the sword had flown from .
“Oy!”
There was a soldier standing there .
“Sir? Are you talking to me?”
“Yes, you!”
As the large physique of the Hunter walked towards him, the soldier stiffened and gulped . Such was the pressure Hunters gave off towards ordinary people .
Lee Hansoo held out the sword and asked,
“Did you throw this?”
“Ah, that was-”
The soldier gestured behind him, then stopped .
“Wait, what? There was a Hunter-nim right here . ”
There was no one there . As the soldier panicked and looked around, Lee Hansoo scratched his head and looked at the sword in his hand again .
‘That power . that destructiveness… Did a high ranking Hunter come here?’
As the man in question had disappeared, he had no way of knowing .
At that time, Jinwoo was on the way home . He had already turned to leave when he saw the golem falter .
He had taken down the golem . Normally, a dead magic beast’s drops belonged to the person taking it down . If he wanted, he could’ve laid a claim on the golem’s corpse .
‘But the problem is that I’d have to prove that I was the one who took it down . ’
Who would believe that it was an E-rank Hunter’s attack that took the golem down? He had no proof; the broken sword or the soldier standing by did not seem like it would be enough . Even if he was able to prove it, he would have to reveal how he obtained the power to take down a golem . No matter how Jinwoo looked at it, the costs outweigh the benefits .
The unique ability to level-up .
He had no intention of revealing this historical occurrence over a mere golem’s corpse .
‘Regrettable, but what can I do . ’
Well, it wasn’t all for nothing . No, there was an unexpected boon . A message appeared to him, when he took down the golem:
| You’ve leveled up!. |
Taking down the golem gave him one level .
‘So I CAN level-up by taking down magic beasts . ’
It was good to know . This was enough for him, for now .
At the outskirts of the city, there was an old and worn down apartment . Jinwoo’s house was on the 9th floor of this building .
The house was dark when he entered .
‘Looks like Jinah’s being diligent . ’
His little sister was probably at the library . There was dinner on top of the table . It was Jinah’s work, having picked up the slack after their mother’s hospitalization few years ago . There was a small note next to the food, written in cute letters,
“Don’t starve . I’ll check whether or not you ate . ”
Having received the news of his discharge today, she must’ve taken the time to do this, even during her busy schedule . Jinwoo smiled and sat down at the table, but there was something he wanted to check before eating .
“Status screen . ”
| Name: Sung Jinwoo. Level: 18 Class: None Title: Wolf Slayer HP: 2220 MP: 350 Fatigue: 2 | Stats. Strength: 48 Constitution: 27 Agility: 27 Intelligence: 27 Sense: 27. (Available stat points: 0) | Skills. Passive Skills -(Unknown) (Lv . Max) -Unyielding Spirit (Lv . 1) Active Skills -Sprint (Lv . 1) |
It was a long day . In that long day, he was able to go all the way to level 18 . His strength was nearing 50, and his other stats had also risen greatly . Additionally, he was able to learn the effects of the agility and sense stats .
‘On top of all that, I got a nice dagger with good effects and a good amount of gold… that I can’t spend yet… still . ’
Putting aside the venom that he didn’t want to use…
The attack on the Instant Dungeon was a big success .
-9 . Lizards-
People who left their homes in the dawn of day always made a point to do so quietly . After all, they didn’t want to wake up their family . Jinah was no different . Think of her sleeping brother, she quietly locked the door and turned to leave for school .
“Going to school?”. .
“Eh?!” She abruptly turned to see her brother jogging toward her . He was wearing a tracksuit and sneakers, his head covered by a hoodie . It looked like he was coming back from a run .
Jinah stared at her brother with wide open eyes .
“What the . You were awake, oppa?”
“For a while now . Have a good day . ”
“Ah… okay . ”
She watched her brother go inside the house with her head tilted .
‘Huh . To think that there’d be a day where oppa woke up before I did . ’
It was not that Jinwoo was lazy, but Jinah was a diligent student who often got up at the crack of dawn for school, so it was a rare sight for her to see her brother in the morning like this .
‘Now that I think about it…’
Her brother’s shoulders were a bit wider than she’d remembered .
‘Eh, I must be mistaken . ’
Human bodies were not rubber bands . They don’t stretch like that in just a few days .
. .
Translator’s Notes:
[1]: “Dungeon Break”: A reminder, a Gate undergoes full opening after 7 days, then a Dungeon Break occurs . The magic beasts that were normally confined to the inside of the Gate can now leave the Gate, causing destruction and mayhem outside .
[2]: “Dealers” (딜러): The word is in english, “Dealer” . Korean gaming terminology to refer to “damage dealers”; in the west, more commonly called the “DPS” (damage per second) .
[3]: Not a mistrans . Jinwoo forgot the name…
Thank you /u/Aetherpon for some grammar corrections/suggestions!


| Sample 1: As a golfer, it’s always smart to wear 2 pairs of pants. You know, in case you get a hole in one. | |||
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Plot hex map of PlasmoMAPI output.
plot_map( proj, col_scale = viridisLite::magma(100), plot_sampling_points = TRUE, plot_hex_grid = TRUE, min_hex_coverage = 10, plot_significance = TRUE, empirical_tail = "both", FDR = 0.05, zlim = NULL, base_plot = NULL, poly_list = list(), labeled_points = NULL, point_size = 1, point_colour = "white", point_fill = "black", point_stroke = 0.2, plot_data_values = FALSE )
| proj | object of class |
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| col_scale | the colour scale to use. |
| plot_sampling_points | whether to overlay sampling locations. |
| plot_hex_grid | whether to plot the hex map. If the project contains output then hexes will be coloured based on z-scores, otherwise a flat colour scheme will be used. |
| min_hex_coverage | minimum coverage (number of edges assigned to a hex)
for it to be included in the final result, otherwise these hexes are given
the value |
| plot_significance | whether to outline areas that were identified as significant outliers. |
| empirical_tail | if plotting significance, whether to calculate
empirical p-values using a one-sided test ( |
| FDR | the false discovery rate, i.e. the probability that a hex identified as significant is actually a false positive. |
| zlim | the limits of the colour scale. If |
| base_plot | optional base plot (object of class |
| poly_list | optional list of polygon coordinates that are added to plot. |
| labeled_points | optional data frame of labeled points to add to graph. |
| point_size, point_colour, point_fill, point_stroke | properties of plotted sampling points. |
| plot_data_values | whether to plot aggregated data values instead of z-score, if available |


The standard system price for this clan hall is %AGIT_LAST_PRICE% adena and the last trading price was %AGIT_LAST_PRICE% adena.
The amount received at the end of the auction is the amount remaining after deducting the transaction tax (10%) from the successful bid price. How much would you like to set the standard auction price at (minimum bid price)?
For how many days do you want the auction to run?
Write an explanation of the clan hall.


tools package
Subpackages
- tools.module_execution package
- Submodules
- tools.module_execution.auto_column module
- tools.module_execution.camera_execution module
- tools.module_execution.chiller_execution module
- tools.module_execution.pump_execution module
- tools.module_execution.rotavap_execution module
- tools.module_execution.stirrer_execution module
- tools.module_execution.vacuum_execution module
- Module contents
- tools.parsing package
Submodules
tools.chempiler_setup module
tools.cmd_execution module
:mod:”cmd_execution” – Command dispatcher and deep control layer for the Chemputer
2017 The Cronin Group, University of Glasgow
This module provides a class that takes possession of the physical resources via the various module executioners, and carries out commands supplied as a list of “opcode” and arguments. This is the heart of the Chemputer control.
For style guide used see http://xkcd.com/1513/
- class tools.cmd_execution.Executioner(graph, simulation=False)[source]
Bases:
object
Judge. Jury. Executioner.
- Parameters
graph (ChemOSGraph) – Graph object representing the physical platform_server, populated with module objects
simulation (bool) – Whether or not this is a simulation
- execute(cmd)[source]
Executes the command, depending on the operation move that is passed
- Parameters
cmd (List) – List of arguments for a command
- get_device_objects(flag)[source]
Goes through the graph, grabbing the objects that held in the nodes depending on the passed flag
- join_parallel_operations()[source]
Joins all parallel execution threads before processing a sequential command
- process_camera_cmds(cmd)[source]
Processes a command involving the camera
Commands are: [SET_RECORDING_SPEED]
- Parameters
cmd (List) – List of commands
- process_chiller_cmds(cmd)[source]
Processes a command involving the recirculation chiller
Commands are: [START_CHILLER, STOP_CHILLER, SET_CHILLER, RAMP_CHILLER]
- Parameters
cmd (List) – List of commands
- process_pump_cmd(cmd)[source]
Processes a command that involves the pumps/valves Commands are [MOVE, HOME]
- Parameters
cmd (List) – Command arguments
- process_rotavap_cmd(cmd)[source]
Processes a command involving the rotavap
Commands are [START_HEATER, STOP_HEATER, START_ROTATION, STOP_ROTATION, LIFT_UP, LIFT_DOWN, RESET, SET_BATH_TEMP, SET_ROTATION]
- Parameters
cmd (List) – Command arguments
- process_stirring_cmd(cmd)[source]
Processes a command involving the stirrer plates Commands are [STIR, HEAT, SET_TEMP, SET_STIR_RPM]
- Parameters
cmd (List) – Command arguments
- process_vacuum_cmds(cmd)[source]
Processes a command involving the Vacuum pump
Commands are: [INIT, GET_VAC_SP, SET_VAC_SP, START_VAC, STOP_VAC, VENT, GET_STATUS, GET_END_VAC_SP, SET_END_VAC_SP, GET_RUNTIME_SP, SET_RUNTIME_SP]
- Parameters
cmd (List) – List of commands
tools.constants module
:mod:”constants” – Global constants file for easy maintenance
2018 The Cronin Group, University of Glasgow
This file contains all constants used in the Chempiler project, such as dictionary keys, device types, and so forth. Keeping them all in one file makes future maintenance a lot easier and avoids duplicates.
For style guide used see http://xkcd.com/1513/


Libraries tutorial
1. Logging in
Much like the old Geospiza LIMS, you need to log in to MISO LIMS in order to make changes to any LIMS entities. Logging in lets MISO record any changes you make on entities you have access to.
If you were able to log in to Geospiza LIMS, you already have the correct
permissions and can proceed to logging in. If you are a new user, you will need
to contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so that they put you into the appropriate
Active Directory group, MISO_ROLE_INTERNAL
.
Try to log in now:
- Click on http://miso.gsi.oicr.on.ca.
- Enter your username (e.g. jdoe) and password and click the Login button.
MISO uses the same username and password as your OICR email account.
If all goes well, you should see the MISO Dashboard and see a message at the top right: "Logged in as: jdoe".
2. Propagating aliquots to libraries
A library is made from one sample for a single target platform and has a specific design associated with it that decides the selection and strategies used to make the library. A library may also have indices (primers/sequencing barcodes/molecular IDs) and QC information.
MISO stores two important pieces of information about how a library was generated: the selection (e.g., PCR, cDNA) and the strategy (e.g., WGS, WXS, amplicon). A design captures both a selection and strategy and the list of allowed designs is limited based on the sample type (e.g., a cDNA sample can only have SM, WT, or MR library designs and these lock the selection and strategy type accordingly).
2.0 Scan aliquots into your inbox
First, we accept the aliquots made by the samples team and put them into your inbox.
Boxes hold samples, libraries, and pools. They do not track reagents or primers. Boxes are separated into uses for different kinds of storage (e.g., tissue samples versus extracted DNA), but there is no check that items in a box match. Each box also has a size that includes the physical dimensions of the box as well as whether the box is compatible with the VisionMate scanner. Every position in the box is identified by a standard row letter + column number format (e.g., C05).
In this exercise, we are going to take tissues/samples/libraries from the previous team/collaborator by scanning them out of the previous box and into a newly created 'inbox'.
First, create a new box. This box will be your 'inbox'.
- From the navigation panel, choose Boxes and then Add Box.
- On the Create Box page, enter the information:
- Alias: A short name for the box. Record this name in your worksheet.
- Description: a human description of the box purpose “gDNA ready for
library prep for
”. - Use: The contents of the box. Select an appropriate use for your entities.
- Size: Select
8 x 12 scannable
. - Click Save.
Upon clicking save, a graphic of the box will appear.
You can now fill the box with the tissues, stocks, aliquots, libraries, or pools that were made in previous steps. Collect the appropriate matrix tubes/barcodes now.
- Click on a position in the displayed Contents grid.
- Enter a matrix barcode into the Search box on the right and click Lookup. Normally a hand scanner would be used. You can also search for items by their name or alias
- Click Update Position.
- ⚠ The Save button at the top of the page does not work for individual positions, only for Box Information.
- Repeat for as many samples/libraries/pools as you want.
The table below the box diagram shows the position and information for the currently selected sample. If you would like to see all of the samples in the table, click the List all Box Contents button at the top right of the table.
In the lab, it is possible to use Options > Scan Box to use the plate scanner and update all positions at once, but that will not be covered in this tutorial.
Using Boxes
Boxes can be found either from the Sample or Library page or the Boxes page.
- On the Sample page, search for one of your sample or library aliases and click on the alias to load the page.
- The Box and position is listed under Location near the top of the Sample
Information section. Click on the link to go to the Box (e.g.
PROJ_OUTBOX, A03
).
Boxes can be used to store Samples, Libraries and Pools and one box can store all three types.
2.1 Bulk propagate aliquots into libraries
In this section, you will use the aliquots created already to create libraries.
-
On the Samples page, enter your project name into the search box.
- Check the gDNA aliquot samples to turn into libraries. These samples are the
ones that end in
_D_1
:PROJ_0001_Br_P_nn_1-1_D_1
PROJ_0001_Ly_R_nn_1-1_D_1
PROJ_0002_Br_P_nn_1-1_D_1
PROJ_0002_Ly_R_nn_1-1_D_1
- Click the Propagate button at the top left of the table.
- Note that "Propagate to libraries" is the title of the box. Choose 1 replicate.
- Click Propagate.
- A table will appear. Enter the library information:
- Library Name: Leave blank as this will be filled in automatically after save.
-
Library Alias: Leave blank as this will be filled in automatically.
For more information about Library nomenclature, see Library Nomenclature.
- Matrix Barcode: As before, usually this would be scanned by the hand
scanner. In this tutorial, enter matrix barcodes in the form
(Short name)_(Tissue type)(Individual)_Li, e.g.
PROJ_P1_Li
. - Description: Library (Tissue type)(individual), e.g.
Library P1
-
Design: EX
- Platform: Illumina
- Type: Paired End
- Index Kit: Nextera DNA Dual Index
- Index 1 and Index 2: Select any combination of indices you wish. Select different indices for each library. Selecting the same index for two different libraries will it unwise to pool those two libraries together later.
- Kit: KAPA Hyper Prep
-
Size (bp): 300
- Volume: 100
- Choose Save.
Note that for dual-index libraries, only the first index needs to be specified. The second is optional.
2.2 Bulk propagate aliquots to libraries from Box page
In this section, you will use the aliquots created already and create libraries. These libraries can be sorted based on the parent sample's location within the box, and indices can be added based on the box position.
- On the Boxes page, find your box and click on its link.
- Select all the aliquots in your box by either control-clicking all the aliquots in the box (command-click on a Mac). If the aliquots are all in one row or column, you can click on the row/column header to select all items in that row or column. Use control-click (or command-click) to select more than one row or column.
- Click the Propagate button at the top left of the box contents table. If the top left of the box contents table indicates that more than one type of element is selected, de-select the non-aliquot tubes and then click Propagate.
- Choose 1 replicate.
- Click Propagate.
- From the bulk libraries table, you can now sort the libraries you are creating
based on their parent sample's position within the box. Sorting can be done by
rows (
A01
,A02
,B01
,B02
, …) or columns (A01
,B01
,A02
,B02
, …).- This may be useful when using the Sciclone robot to create libraries and add indices at a particular plate location. Once the libraries are sorted based on the parent sample's location, the indices can be copy-pasted in the order that the robot requires.
3. Receiving Libraries
Propagating libraries from samples is only possible if there are existing samples to propagate from, and only makes sense if the libraries were prepared in-house. Libraries may also be received without the samples. The sample information is still required, but it can all be entered in one step.
When a library is entered in this way, the automatically-created sample hierarchy will include an Identity, Tissue, Stock, and Aliquot. Existing Identities and Tissues may be included in the hierarchy if they match the data entered.
3.1 Entering received Libraries
- On the left hand menu under Tracking, click Libraries.
-
Click the Receive button at the top of the table.
-
In the dialog, select Aliquot Class: gDNA (aliquot), and Quantity: 1, and click Receive
- Select or enter the following data:
- Sample Type: select
GENOMIC
from the drop-down. - Sci. Name: Homo sapiens
-
Project: Select your project from the drop-down.
- External Name: Enter
PROJ_ID10
, replacing thePROJ
with your own project name. The Identity Alias column should change to showFirst Receipt (PROJ)
. - Donor Sex: select any option from the drop-down.
- Tissue Origin: select Pa (Pancreas) from the drop-down.
- Tissue Type: select P (Primary tumour) from the drop-down.
- Times Received: 1
-
Tube Number: 1
-
Date of receipt: select today's date
-
Design: select WG from the drop-down
- Platform: select Illumina from the drop-down
-
Type: select Paired End from the drop-down
- Index Kit: select No indices from the drop-down
- Kit: select any option from the drop-down
- Size (bp): 430
- Click Save at the top right
4. Quality control
There are three way to indicate library quality in MISO: 1) Enter quantitative QC values under the Library QC section; 2) The overall pre-sequencing quality flag QC passed; and 3) The post-sequencing quality control Low quality library.
4.1 Library QC
After measuring the insert size or concentration, this information can be entered into each library.
- Select the libraries you wish to edit:
- If you are continuing from the end of the section where you created libraries, do not navigate away from the page. At the top left of the table after saving libraries, click the Add QCs button. Continue to step 2. Otherwise, select libraries using the following:
- On the Libraries page, enter your project name in the search box.
- Check the boxes for the libraries that you created previously.
- Click Add QCs at the top left of the table.
- Enter
1
QC per library and click Add. - Date: enter today's date
- Type:
qPCR
- Result:
22
- Click Save.
4.2 QC passed
QC Passed is a simple pass/fail flag for a library to decide if it is good enough for sequencing. If not measured, this can be left as "Unknown".
- From the Libraries page, find one of your libraries using the search box and click the sample link.
- Change QC passed from Unknown to True.
- Click Save.
4.3 Low Quality Sequencing
Libraries can be marked as having low sequencing quality, which will be shown after the Run exercises.
5. Scanning libraries into your outbox
Scan the libraries you just created into the outbox for the sequencing team to use.
Finally, update the TUTORIAL_OUTBOX with your samples/libraries/pools to pass them on to the next team or to put them into storage.
Removing and discarding tubes
When you have a position selected, you can also either remove the tube from the box (setting its location to "Unknown") or discard the tube, meaning it has been used up. Discarding the tube sets the volume of the sample to 0 and marks it as "discarded", and removes it from its box.
- Click on one of the positions in the box with a tube. The position, alias, and barcode will appear to the right or below the box graphic. Right-click on the alias and pick "Open in new tab" to load the details page.
- Go back to the Box page in the other tab. Make sure the tube is still selected in the Box and click Discard Tube. Click "OK" in the pop-up.
- Go to the other tab with the Details page and click the browser refresh button. The Location field will show as blank, Volume will be set to 0.0, and the Discarded box will be ticked.
Moving items around in boxes
An item can only exist in one box. If assigned to a new box, it will disappear from the original.
- In the current tab, go to the Boxes page, find the TUTORIAL_OUTBOX box. This box was previously created by the MISO developers for the tutorial.
- Choose an empty position and enter one of your barcodes.
- Click Search and Update Position.
- Go back to your own Box and refresh the page. The sample was removed.
- Repeat this process for the rest of the samples/libraries that you are transferring to the next team.
6. Propagating libraries to dilutions
A library cannot be directly loaded into a lane in a sequencing container (flowcell/SMRTcell) in MISO. A dilution must be made and then many dilutions (or just one) can be mixed into a pool for sequencing.
Orders are requests for sequencing pools a certain number of times. They are used to keep track of sequencing progress for project management and book-keeping.
6.1 Bulk creating Library Dilutions
Dilutions can be made in bulk from libraries.
In this exercise, we will create 4 library dilutions from the libraries we made previously.
- On the Libraries page, check all the libraries just created.
- From the toolbar, select Make dilutions.
- Note that the Make dilutions option is also available after bulk creating or bulk editing libraries.
- Enter the dilution information:
- Conc.: (use any number you wish)
- Creation Date: (use the current date)
- Targeted Sequencing: select any targeted sequencing value
- Click Save.
7. Creating Pools
Pools are the last step for libraries before sequencing and represent the entity that is loaded onto the flowcell lane or SMRTcell. A "pool" can have one or more library dilutions in it. Every lane of sequencing contains only one pool.
7.1 Bulk creating a Pool
Here we will pool all of the dilutions we added previously to make a single pool of 4 dilutions.
- Select the dilutions you wish to pool:
- If you are still on the bulk dilutions page from section 5.1 do not navigate away from the page. Continue to step 2. Otherwise, select dilutions using the following:
- On the Dilutions page, select the dilutions created.
- From the toolbar at the top left, click Pool Together.
- Enter the pool information:
- Alias: A short description of the pool contents. Enter the project name
followed by
_POOL
(e.g.PROJ_POOL
) - Description: A longer free-text description of the pool.
- Creation Date: Select a date.
- Concentration: Enter a concentration.
- Volume: Enter a pool volume.
- Ready to Run: Whether or not the pool is ready for sequencing. This flag is used together with the Order to show the pool is ready to be sequenced. Make sure this is True.
- Alias: A short description of the pool contents. Enter the project name
followed by
- Click Save.
8. Ordering sequencing
Orders are created on the pool to be sequenced, and include the quantity of sequencing required (counted in lanes/SMRT cells), and the sequencing chemistry required (on Illumina).
8.1 Creating an Order
- Select the pools you wish to create orders for:
- If you are still on the bulk pools page from section 6.1 do not navigate away from the page. Continue to step 2. Otherwise, select pools using the following:
- On the Pools page, select the pool you just created.
- From the toolbar, click Create Order:
- Select the instrument for sequencing:
NextSeq 550
- Fill in the new order box:
- Sequencing Parameters: Select
High 2×151
chemistry. - Lane Count: the number of lanes that should run for this pool. Enter
2
.
- Sequencing Parameters: Select
- Click Save.
- Click on the pool you just added an order to.
- The order will now be visible in the Requested Orders section.
- The outstanding sequencing required will be visible under Order Status.
The language will vary depending on the platform (i.e., PacBio containers will show SMRTcell Count instead of Lane Count).
8.2 Checking for unfulfilled orders
The Orders page is used to decide what needs to be sequenced.
- From the navigation menu, choose Orders.
- Verify that the pool you just created is listed in the Active tab.
Columns on this page will disappear if there are no entries (e.g., the Failed column will not be shown if there are no failed runs). When enough lanes have been sequenced, the row will disappear from the Active tab, but remain in the All tab. Lanes currently being sequenced will be marked as in-progress and remain on the Active tab until the run transitions to Completed.
A pool can have many orders. Orders for the same platform and chemistry are summed when displayed on this page.
Troubleshooting
How do I correct an index on a library?
The index can be changed on either the individual library page or the bulk edit page.
- From Tracking, Library, select the library that needs to be changed.
- If necessary, change Index Family. If selected, the indices will be erased.
- Select the correct index under Indices. If the index family supports dual barcoding, another drop down will appear.
What if I forget to put a library dilution in a pool?
If the library dilution has not been created:
- From Tracking, Library, check the library that needs to be added.
- From the toolbar, click Make Dilution.
- Fill out the new row in the table, then click Save.
Once the dilution exists:
- From Tracking, Pool, select the pool that needs the additional library dilution.
- In the Available Dilutions section, enter the library name, library alias, or dilution name in the Search box.
- Find the correct dilution in the list and check it.
- Click Add on the toolbar.
How do I make bulk orders?
Making orders in bulk require the order be consistent for all pools.
- From Tracking, Pools, select all the pools needing an order.
- Click Create Order, and enter the information as for a single order.
A new order will be create for each pool with the same information.
What if I assign a library to the wrong parent aliquot?
Please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or file a JIRA ticket in GSI Common to get assistance from the MISO team.
How do I change the targeted sequencing type on a library?
Targeted sequencing is connected to the dilution since the same library can be used for multiple targeted sequencing panels.
- From Tracking, Dilutions, check the library dilutions that need to be changed.
- From the toolbar, click Edit.
- Select a new Targeted Sequencing from the list.
- Click Save.
How can I add a new targeted sequencing type, kit, or anything else in drop-down menus?
For targeted sequencing and indices, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or file a JIRA ticket in GSI Common to get assistance from the MISO team.
Kits can be added easily:
- From Tracking, Kits, select the type of kit you want to add.
- Click Create Kit Descriptor.
- Fill in the form. The Stock Level is not currently used, so leave it at zero.
- Carefully select the Kit Type and Platform. This will determine what the kit can be used for.
- Click Save.
How are matrix tube barcodes assigned to tubes?
Barcodes can be assigned on an individual edit page or in bulk.
To change a single library:
- From Tracking, Library, select the library that needs to be changed.
- Clear the field labelled Matrix Barcode.
- Scan the barcode.
- Click Save.
To change many libraries:
- From Tracking, Library, check the box beside each library that needs to be changed.
- From the toolbar, click Edit.
- Select the cell in the Matrix Barcode column for the library and scan the barcode.
- Repeat for all the libraries.
- Click Save.
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Google is open sourcing Cardboard to keep its ‘no-frills’ VR headset alive
Source: Android Central
What you need to know
- Google is releasing the Cardboard open source project.
- The company says it will continue to contribute to the Cardboard open source project by releasing new features such as an SDK package for Unity.
- Google also revealed that it has shipped more than 15 million Cardboard units so far.
After discontinuing its Daydream View VR headset last month, Google has now announced that it is open sourcing the software of its no-frills Cardboard VR headset. This, Google says, will ensure that Cardboard's "accessible-to-everyone approach to VR remains available."
In its blog post, the company also revealed that it has shipped 15 million Cardboard units worldwide, helping make VR accessible to people who otherwise couldn't have afforded it. In the recent past, however, Cardboard usage has seen a decline. As a result, Google is no longer actively developing the VR SDK.
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While it hasn't shared specific details, Google has promised that it will continue to contribute to the Cardboard open source project by introducing new features, including an SDK package for Unity.
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