Webvs is a WebGL music visualization system for browsers. It has highly programmable visualization preset format and expression language that allows artists to create visual effects by layering one of several built-in rendering components. The library also exposes a flexible API for custom rendering components.
The code is hosted on Github. For bug report and discussions, please use the Github Issues page.
Webvs in runtime at minimum depends on Underscore.js (>= 1.5.0). Webvs also depends on Backbone Events Module. If your application does not already use Backbone then you must include Backbone-Events, which contains a stand alone version of the Backbone Events module. For FPS stat display, include Stats.js. Support for audio playback with HTML5 audio and SoundManager2 is currently supported.
Webvs renders visualizations by layering different renderings one after the other. Each rendering is performed by objects called Components or Effects. Each Component type will have a different rendering behaviour which can be configured through the preset definitions. Some components may have sub components, in which case the rendering of all the subcomponents is modified/controlled in some manner by the parent. eg. EffectList, which renders a set of components into a separate buffer which is then blended back into the main render.
A visualization Preset in Webvs is thus just a hierarchy of Components configurations, with an implied EffectList (usually called Root Component or Main) at the root. When a preset is loaded, Webvs instantiates a hierarchy of Components with initial parameters from the Preset JSON.
Component's may accept a variety of different parameters that modify their behaviour. Some components accept code written in an expression language (Webvs internally compiles this to Javascript or GLSL). This allows users tweak component's rendering behaviour in arbitrarily different and complex ways.
Webvs components configurations are event driven. This allows Webvs to respond to changes in component parameters in real-time. Eg: Changing colors, Code etc. This feature can be used to build Live-Edit User Interfaces for presets development.
A typical usage involves creating an Analyser and a Main object. The Analyser interfaces with your audio source and generates the visualization data, while the Main object serves as the primary interface for controlling the visualization.
var analyser = new Webvs.WebAudioAnalyser(); var webvs = new Webvs.Main({ canvas: document.getElementById("canvas"), analyser: analyser, showStat: true }); webvs.loadPreset({ "clearFrame": true, "components": [ { "type": "SuperScope", "source": "WAVEFORM", "code": { "perPoint": "x=i*2-1;y=v;" }, "colors": ["#ffffff"] } ] }); webvs.start(); analyser.load("music.ogg"); analyser.play();
Here are some example music visualizations rendered using Webvs.
Main object is the primary interface that controls loading of presets, starting stopping animations, etc. It maintains the root Component and the hierarchy of components under it.
loadPreset
main.loadPreset(preset)
Loads a preset into this webvs instance. preset is an object hash that
contains the preset. The root object should have a components property
which will contain an Array for component configurations for all the components.
All component configurations should have a type property containing the string
name of the Component. Other properties are specific to each component. The resources.uris
property in preset is used to register resources with Webvs.ResourceManager and has
the same format accepted by the registerUri.
If you want to clear every frame of the preset, then set clearFrame to true in the root object hash.
webvs.loadPreset({ "clearFrame": true, "components": [ { "type": "SuperScope", "source": "WAVEFORM", "code": { "perPoint": "x=i*2-1;y=v;" }, "colors": ["#ffffff"] } ] });
start
main.start()
Starts running the animation when ready. The animation may not start playing
immediately because preset may use external resources which needs to be
loaded asynchronously by the resource manager.
stop
main.stop()
Stops the animation.
set
main.set(attribute, value)
Sets the current value of a preset property. Currently meta is the
only supported attribute. This value can be used to store metadata, such as
preset name or author. Eg. main.set("meta", {name: "presetname"})
get
main.get(attribute)
Gets the current value of a preset property. Eg. main.get("meta")
resetCanvas
main.resetCanvas()
Resets and reinitializes all the components and canvas.
notifyResize
main.notifyResize()
This function should be called if the canvas element's width or height
attribute has changed. This allows Webvs to update and resize all the buffers.
toJSON
main.toJSON()
Returns a JSON representation of the currently loaded preset.
destroy
main.destroy()
Frees up all resource.
rsrcMan
main.rsrcMan
An instance of Webvs.ResourceManager that manages external file resources.
WebAudioAnalyser connects webaudio sources to Webvs. This includes audio elements, or AudioNode objects.
constructor
new Webvs.WebAudioAnalyser([options])
When creating WebAudioAnalyser objects you can pass in an options hash containing parameters
for the analyser. The fftSize field sets the size of the fft samples in the WebAudio
Analyser node. Use the threshold and decay fields to configure the beat detection
algorithm.
connectToNode
analyser.connectToNode(sourceNode)
Connects the analyser to sourceNode which should be an AudioNode in a WebAudio graph.
load
analyser.load(sourcem readyFunc)
This is a helper that sets up a WebAudio AudioNode graph and connects the audio analyser to
the source. source can be either a string url to audio file or it can be an Audio tag
DOM element. readyFunc is a callback that, if provided, will be called when the audio
source is ready to play.
SMAnalyser connects SoundManager2 sounds to Webvs. The following soundManager setup is recommended for use with Webvs.
soundManager.setup({ url: "/location/of/soundmanager2/swf", flashVersion: 9, preferFlash: true, useHighPerformance: true, useFastPolling: true });
constructor
new Webvs.SMAnalyser([options])
When creating SMAnalyser objects you can pass in an options hash containing parameters
for the analyser. The threshold and decay fields to configure the beat detection.
algorithm.
createSound
analyser.createSound(options)
Creates a SoundManager sound object passing options as arguments and then
connects this analyser to the sound.
setSound
analyser.setSound(sound)
Connects the analyser to the SoundManager sound object sound to this analyser.
Make sure the sound is created with usewaveformdata: true and useeqdata: true
options. This allows the analyser to retrieve the waveform and eq data from SoundManager.
Analysers separate the sound source from the Webvs visualization engine. AnalyserAdapter is a generic interface that any analyser has to implement. Several builtin analysers for usual sound sources such as WebAudio or SoundManager2 are already packaged with Webvs, however this interface is useful when you may want to write a custom analyser.
beat
beat
boolean value that should be set to true when a beat is detected.
update
update
Update is called every frame. Analysers should implement code that analyses
sound data in this function.
getWaveForm
getWaveForm
This function should return a Float32Array of waveform samples. Each value should
be in a -1 to 1 range.
getSpectrum
getSpectrum
This function should return a Float32Array of spectrum samples. Each value should
be in a 0 to 1 range.
Many object in Webvs generate and or listen to events. Webvs uses the Backbone Events module for this. All backbone event module functions such as on, off, trigger, listenTo etc. are available on these objects. Additionally most objects also have get, set methods for some parameters. These methods fire change event just like Backbone models.
Catalog of Events
Here is the complete list of events in Main, ResourceManager and Components.
Component is the base class for all components in Webvs. It provides some basic functionalities and specifies an interface to be implemented by other components. Here is a simple example
function TriangleComponent(gl, main, parent, opts) { TriangleComponent.super.constructor.apply(this, arguments); } Webvs.defineClass(TriangleComponent, Webvs.Component, { defaultOptions: { x: 0, y: 0, color: "#FF0000" }, onChange: { color: "updateProgram" }, init: function() { this.updateProgram(); }, draw: function() { this.program.run(this.parent.fm, null, this.opts.x, this.opts.y); }, destroy: function() { this.program.destroy() this.super.destroy.call(this); }, updateProgram: function() { var gl = this.gl; if(this.program) { this.program.destroy(); } this.program = new PolygonProgram(this.gl, this.opts.color); } }); var PolygonProgram = function(gl, options) { var color = _.map( Webvs.parseColorNorm(options.color || [1,1,1]), function(value) { return Webvs.glslFloatRepr(value); } ); PolygonProgram.super.constructor.call(this, gl, { copyOnSwap: true, vertexShader: [ "attribute vec2 a_position;", "uniform vec2 u_offset;", "void main() {", " gl_PointSize = 1.0;", " setPosition(a_position + u_offset);", "}" ], fragmentShader: [ "void main() {", " setFragColor(vec4("+color.join(",")+", 1.0));", "}" ] }); }; PolygonProgram = Webvs.defineClass( PolygonProgram, Webvs.ShaderProgram, { draw: function(x, y) { this.setVertexAttribArray( "a_position", new Float32Array([-0.8,-0.6, 0.46,-0.5, -0.7,0.7]) ); this.setUniform("u_offset", "2f", x, y); this.gl.drawArrays(mode, 0, points.length/2); } });
constructor
new Component(gl, main, parent, options)
All components are expected to follow the same constructor prototype.
Components rarely have to be initialized directly with constructor. They are
usually initialized with options from the preset JSON by a container such as an EffectList.
gl is the webgl context connected to this instance of webvs. main
is a reference to the Webvs.Main instance that contains this component.
parent is the parent Component of this Component. options is a hash
of paramters for the component. Pass options.id to initialize the component
with a unique id.
id
component.id
A unique string identifier for this component. If not initialized from opts.id
a random unique id is generated.
main
component.id
Reference to the Webvs.Main that manages this component.
parent
component.id
Reference to the Webvs.Main that manages this component.
gl
component.gl
Reference to the WebGLContext.
opts
component.opts
A Hash containing the component options. This hash Read-Only. Component options have to be
modified with the set method.
onChange
component.onChange
A hash mapping option names to method names. The method will be called when the corresponding
option changes value. Components can use this hash to listen for changes to options and change
the state of the component appropirately. A special "*" can be used to listen to changes
in any options.
get
component.get(key)
Returns the option key
set
component.get(key, value, [options])
Sets the options key with the value value.
toJSON
component.toJSON()
Returns a JSON representation of the component's options. This object can be
is put into preset JSONs.
setParent
component.setParent(newParent)
Sets newParent as the parent of this component. This is useful when moving
a component around in the component hierarchy.
destroy
component.destory()
Cleans up componenet. Override this function to implement additional cleanup
tasks. Remember to call the super destroy function.
init
component.init()
This function is called once when the component is initialized. Override and implement
initializations. Most of the component initialization code is typically implemented here
instead of the constructor.
draw
component.draw()
This function is called once every frame. Override this function and implement rendering
code.
Containers are derived from Components are meant to be used as base classes for components that may contain subcomponents. It provides basic functionality to maintain subcomponents.
constructor
new Webvs.Container(gl, main, parent, opts)
Webvs Container initializes all the sub-components using the opts.component
field. This field must be an array containing hashes. Each of these hash should have
a type field, that contains the string name of the Component type. The
sub-components are initialized using their corresponding hash as the opts argument.
components
container.components
This is a list containing all the sub-components. Should be treated as read-only. Use addComponent
or detachComponent methods to manipulate the sub-components.
addComponent
container.addComponent(componentOpts, [pos], [options])
Adds a new component into this container. componentOpts is the options hash
for the new component. If an integer pos is given then the component will
be added at the specified position in components list. The options
hash if provided, will be passed to the addComponent event handlers.
detachComponent
container.detachComponent(pos, [options])
Detaches a sub-component from this container and returns it. pos should be the
index in the components array or the string id of the component to be detached.
findComponent
container.findComponent(id)
Searches for a component with the given id in the component sub-tree rooted
at this Container.
Webvs components draw directly using shaders. ShaderProgram provides a featureful abstraction for writing shaders in Webvs. All Shaders extend ShaderProgram or one of its subclasses.
constructor
new Webvs.ShaderProgram(gl, opts)
gl is the WebGLContext on which the shader will be rendering. The fragment
shader and vertex shader shources should be passed as an array of strings in the
opts.fragmentShader and opts.vertexShader fields. Pass opts.blendMode
to set how the output of this shader is blended with exisitng output. Set opts.swapFrame
to true to trigger a frame swap before rendering. This option can be used if the shaders
wants to access the current buffer (particularly trans effects). Set opts.copyOnSwap
option to true to trigger a copy before frame swaps. This may be required by shaders which do
not touch all the pixels eg: rendering polygons. The opts.blendValue value specifies
the blend amount in ADJUSTABLE blend mode. ShaderProgram tries to compiles the blending
equations intor the shader program when possible, this means blending modes are not always
changeable after instantiation. Setting opts.dynamicBlend to true ensures that
blending modes are changeable after instantiation.
run
shader.run([fm], [blendMode], [args, ...])
Runs this shader. If FrameBuffer manager instance is passed in fm, then it is used
for this rendering. Otherwise the currently set render targets are used.
blendMode can be used if a different blending mode should be used for this rendering.
This works only if dynamicBlend is enabled. args are passed to the draw
function and may include shader specific drawing options.
draw
shader.draw([args, ...])
This function should never be called directly, it is called implicitly whenver a call
to run function is made. Subclasses should implement drawing operations in this function.
setUniform
shader.setUniform(name, type, value, [...])
Helper function to bind value to a uniform. name is the name of the variable.
type should be a string indicating the type of the shader variable. Currently
supported types are "texture2D",
"1f", "2f", "3f", "4f",
"1i", "2i", "3i", "4i",
"1fv", "2fv", "3fv", "4fv",
"1iv", "2iv", "3iv", "4iv".
setVertexAttribArray
shader.setVertexAttribArray(name, array, size, type, stride, offset)
Binds data to the vertex attribute array. name is the name of the attribute variable.
array should be and array of values containing the data to be bound. size,
type, normalized, stride and offset have the same meaning
as the arguments to the WebGL vertexAttribPointer function.
setElementArray
shader.setElementArray(array)
Binds the element array buffer. array should be an array of values.
destroy
shader.destroy()
Cleans up all resources used by this shader.
ShaderProgram inserts additional GLSL code into shaders in order to provide consistent interface and additional features. Here we discuss some of these macros and variables.
u_resolution
vec2 u_resolution
Uniform variable containing the screen resolution
v_position
vec2 v_position
A 0-1 normalized varying of the vertex position.
u_srcTexture
sampler2D u_srcTexture
The source texture from the swapped out frame. Enabled only when swapFrame is
set to true in the ShaderProgram initialization.
setPosition
setPosition(vec2 pos)
Sets the gl_Position and the v_position variable. This macro is accessible only inside
vertex shader.
getSrcColorAtPos
getSrcColorAtPos(vec2 pos)
Returns the pixel value at the corresponding position in u_srcTexture.
getSrcColor
getSrcColor()
Same as getSrcColor but returns the color at v_position. This macro is
accessible only inside the fragment shader.
setFragColor
setFragColor(vec4 color)
Sets the correctly blended color value in gl_FragColor. This macro/function
should be used instead of setting value in gl_FragColor directly. Accessible only inside
fragment shader.
A common kind of shader in Webvs is one where the vertices only make two triangles that span the entire screen and the bulk of the shader code is in the fragment shader. QuadBoxProgram is a base class for shaders that makes it easy to write such shaders. QuadBoxProgram itself is derived from ShaderProgram.
constructor
new Webvs.QuadBoxProgram(gl, options)
All the parameters are the same as ShaderProgram. The options.vertexShader
can be omitted a default vertex shader that draws the box will be supplied.
draw
program.draw([args, ...])
The draw method sets the vertex attribute array with a Box spanning the entire screen.
Override this and implement additional drawing code. Remember to call the super draw
function.
FrameBuffer manager maintains a set of named/unnamed render targets and enables switching between them. Many Webvs Components have to read pixels from previous frames or from the output of other components. WebGL doesnt allow reading and writing to the same render target at the same time. To overcome this, Webvs maintains two sets of render targets and then switches between them for each frame, using the previous render target as source for the second. FrameBufferManager provides the functionality to perform this switching. Additionally FrameBufferManager is also used for Buffers and offscreen rendering in EffectLists.
FrameBufferManager has a current texture which is used as the render target by default. Switching textures changes the current texture. In most cases a framebuffer manager reference can be obtained from the Component parent component.parent.fm.
constructor
new Webvs.FrameBufferManager(gl, copier, [textureOnly], [texCount])
Instantiates a new FrameBufferManager. gl should be a reference to the WebGl
Context. copier should be an instance of a Webvs.CopyProgram to be used
when copying over textures. Pass textureOnly with true to prevent creation of
FrameBuffers. ie. only textures will be maintained. Pass an integer in texCount
to indicate the number of textures to be created initially, by default 2 textures are
create on initialization.
addTexture
fm.addTexture([name])
Adds a new texture to the FrameBufferManager. If a string name is passed then
the texture created will be associated with the name. If a texture with the same name
already exists then a new texture is not created. However, a reference count is incremented
so that textures that go out of use can be cleaned up.
removeTexture
fm.removeTexture(arg)
Removes and cleans up a texture maintained by the FrameBufferManger. If arg is
an integer then the texture with that index is removed. If it is a string then the texture
with that name is removed (if it is not being references elsewhere).
setRenderTarget
fm.setRenderTarget([texName])
Saves the current render target and sets the current texture in this FrameBufferManager as the
render traget. If the FM has a FrameBuffer then a FrameBuffer switch is also performed.
Pass texName to set a specific texture as the target instead of the current texture.
restoreRenderTarget
fm.restoreRenderTarget()
Restores the render target previously saved with a call to setRenderTarget
getCurrentTexture
fm.getCurrentTexture()
Returns the current texture set in the framebuffer manager.
copyOver
fm.copyOver()
Copies the previous texture to the current texture.
switchTexture
fm.switchTexture()
Changes the current texture to the next texture in the framebuffer manager.
resize
fm.resize()
Resizes the all the texture to gl.drawingBufferWidth and gl.drawingBufferHeight.
This is typically called when components recieve a resize event.
destroy
fm.destroy()
Cleans up all textures and FrameBuffers maintained by this FrameBufferManager.
ResourceManager manages external file resources that maybe used by the preset. ResourceManager maintains name to uri mapping. The URI could point to a remote file, in which case the file will be loaded asynchronously or it could be a base64 encoded data.
constructor
new Webvs.ResourceManager([packs])
Initializes a resource manager. Pass packs is an array of resource packs to register
with the ResourceManager. packs[i].name should be the name of the pack, packs[i].prefix, a prefix
that will be appended to filenames and packs[i].fileNames should be an array of file names in the pack.
registerUri
rsrcMan.registerUri(fileName, uri)
fileName is the name of the resource, by which it will be references in the presets.
uri is the uri to the resource.
toJSON
rsrcMan.toJSON()
Returns a JSON representation of the resources.
clear
rsrcMan.clear()
Clears the state, uri mappings and caches of the ResourceManager.
destroy
rsrcMan.destroy()
Cleans up all resources.
getImage
rsrcMan.getImage(filename, [success], [error], [context])
Loads an image resource in the ResourceManager. filename is a registered
filename in the resource manager. success and error are callback
that will be called when the image load is successfull and errored respectively.
context is the this context for the callbacks.
This release is a major overhaul since the last release. So many things have changed that it made sense to skip directly to 1.5. Some of the changes are as below.


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This page is a guided tour through the Jsonnet language, from its most basic features to its powerful object model, punctuated with examples drawn from the world of cocktails. These examples are meant to be fun, and although a little contrived, do not restrict our thinking to any one particular application of Jsonnet.
Caveat: Note that Jsonnet unparses JSON in a simple way. In particular, it alphabetically reorders object fields in its output. This is natural and compatible with JSON, since if order is meaningful, an array of pairs should be used instead of an object. Also, unparsing JSON using a canonical ordering of field names makes it possible to use diff to compare outputs. However, the example output on this page has been manually re-ordered in order to allow easier visual comparison to the given input. The whitespace of the output has also been tweaked to make it fit more neatly on the page. So, if you run these examples yourself, the output might be different (but equivalent).
In Jsonnet, unlike JSON, sufficiently simple object fields (the strings to the left of the colon) do not need quotes if their names are valid identifiers (i.e. match the regular expression [a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*). In JSON, commas are not allowed at the end of arrays / objects, which can make writing JSON painful if you need to reorder an array or delete the last element. In Jsonnet, extra commas are allowed but not required. Jsonnet also allows both C and C++ style comments.
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To avoid duplication, one part of the structure can refer to another part. There is a keyword
self
that refers to the current object, i.e. the object whose braces we are immediately
inside. There is also an operator $
(syntax borrowed from JsonPath) that refers to the root object, i.e. the
object whose braces we are inside that is most removed from us by nesting. From one of these, we
can follow a path to the other part of the structure, which contains the value we want to
reference.
In the example below, we re-use the spirit from the Tom Collins cocktail when defining the recipe for a Martini. In the path to the spirit, we need to look up fields and array indexes. In both cases, square brackets are used to specify which element or field is being looked up. For objects, fields that are valid identifiers (e.g. have no spaces) can be traversed using the dot operator which is a more convenient notation. The commented out line shows what the path would look like if the dot operator was not taken advantage of.
The Gin Martini is another name for a Martini, so an alias has been added by using
self
, which resolves to the closest surrounding object (in this case, the "cocktails"
object).
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Jsonnet has constructs for manipulating data. There are the usual arithmetic operators on
numbers (double precision floating point), booleans, and strings. The + operator also concatenates
arrays and strings. On objects, it fuses the two objects preferring the right hand side when fields
conflict. The %
operator is compatible with Python's %
operator and is
used for string formatting.
There is an if
construct for conditional code. Since Jsonnet is an expression
language, the conditional behaves more like the ternary "?:" operator in C, or the "a if b else c"
syntax of Python. I.e., it can be embedded in the middle of an expression.
The example below illustrates some of these features. Note that equality returns false if the
two values have different types, as is the case in most dynamically typed scripting languages (but
not Javascript). Note also the |||
syntax for text blocks. This strips the leading
whitespace but preserves the newlines in the string literal. Just like any other string, one can
use the string formatting operator %
.
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There are constructs for array and object comprehension, i.e. creating a list or object by
processing each element of another list. The expression before the for
is
evaluated once for each element in the array after the in
, but only if the
condition after if
holds. The syntax matches Python. Also, field names can
be computed in regular object definitions as well, as shown on the last line of the following
example.
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The next example is less contrived. The first cocktail has equal parts of three ingredients so we use an array comprehension to avoid repeating ourselves. For the sake of example, the qty is also computed as 4/3 instead of being given as 1.3333...
After the +, object comprehension is used to create two more cocktails. In this case, the prefix
in front of "Screwdriver" and the kind of fruit juice is what differs each time. Note also the use
of null
, which is a special value that we have inherited from JSON. The + fuses the two objects
together to produce a single record for the "cocktails" field.
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As the amount of JSON grows, its size makes it harder to manage. Jsonnet has various constructs to help. A file can be broken into parts, as one Jsonnet file can import other Jsonnet files (and therefore other JSON files). Values can be held in local variables and fields, which are only visible within their scopes. Functions can be defined to factor out common descriptions, and error statements can be used to validate inputs. Jsonnet provides a standard library that is implicitly imported and contains useful functions for data manipulation, among other things.
The first example below factors out some cocktails into a separate file. This may be useful to
allow concurrent modifications by different mixologists. The import
construct yields
the content of the martinis.jsonnet file. The +
operator is object
concatenation, which combines two objects to form a single object. Note that the Cosmopolitan field
is defined in both files, so the one on the right hand side is used. This means that
bar_menu.jsonnet has overridden the recipe from martinis.jsonnet with a different
recipe (one that uses Cointreau instead of Triple Sec, among other changes).
{% include examples/martinis.jsonnet %}
{% include examples/bar_menu.6.jsonnet %}
The next example demonstrates functions (actually, closures). We have a separate file holding a utility function to help with defining cocktails made from equal parts, such as the Bee's Knees and the Negroni. The utility function also checks the number of ingredients and raises an error if the list is empty. This avoids the low level divide by zero error that would be raised when calculating the quantity, thus avoiding the exposure of implementation details.
There is also an identity function defined. This is there to demonstrate that function definitions are really just syntax sugar for closures that are assigned to a field.
{% include examples/bar_menu_utils.jsonnet %}
Finally, you may have noticed that two colons are used instead of one. This marks the field as being hidden, i.e. it will not appear in the JSON output. The field can still be accessed by Jsonnet code, so it is not like the private/protected modifier that some languages have. Hidden fields are convenient for functions, which cannot be manifestated in the JSON output. It has other uses too, as we will see in the later section on object orientation.
Like most languages, Jsonnet has variables, which can be used to factor out
expressions. They are referenced using standard static scoping rules. In the following
case, the imported object is stored in the variable, which is later referenced to access the
equal_parts
function. It is also possible to store the import in a field of the root
object, and access it with $
. In that case, it should be a hidden field (using the ::
syntax) in order to avoid appearing in the output of bar_menu.7.jsonnet
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Variables can appear anywhere within the program structure; in particular, they can appear inside
an object (i.e. alongside field declarations). The my_gin
variable is an example of
using local
inside an object. In this situation they are analogous to "private"
fields, as defined in other languages. This is because the initializer of the variable (in this
case the string "Farmer's Gin"
, but in general an arbitrary expression) can access
self
and super
, just like a field. However, unlike with fields, it is not
possible for anyone to access the variable except by name, within the object's scope.
In both cases, there is a separator that indicates the end of the variable initializer. If the variable is defined alongside object fields, the separator is a comma in order to match the regular field separator. Otherwise the separator is a semicolon.
The variable can be referenced within its own initializer, which is essential for writing recursive functions.
Variables offer a more general alternative to the $
operator, by allowing the
stashing of the self
value. This can be useful to "name" an object in the middle of
the tree, because the path from $
might be long. $
is actually equivalent
to a stashing self
in a variable at the outermost object.
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Jsonnet provides stack traces when an error is raised. Here is an example, where we provide an
empty list of ingredients to the equal_parts
function.
| Input | Output |
|
{% include examples/no_ingredients.jsonnet.error %} |
Finally, we see how Jsonnet provides the abstraction mechanisms of object oriented programming, to allow the writing of base templates that can be extended for a variety of purposes.
The object concatenation operator +
can be used to override fields from one object
with another. This is similar to the concept of inheritance in object-oriented languages such as
C++ and Java. It can be used to derive variants from a single template. In the following example,
a Whiskey Sour with egg white is derived from the original Whiskey Sour.
The super
keyword, as in Java, allows access to the object being derived from, i.e.
the object on the left hand side of the +
operator. In this case, it is being used to
fetch the original ingredients of the whiskey sour, so that a 4th ingredient can be added. Removing
the super.ingredients +
would result in a cocktail containing only egg white.
| Input | Output |
|
|
The key to making Jsonnet object-oriented is that the self
keyword be "late bound".
This is illustrated in the next example, where an alternative menu is derived from the above. It
takes the original menu, and replaces the cocktails object with a new object that is in turn based
on the original menu's cocktail object. But this new cocktail object overrides the Whiskey sour,
changing Bourbon to Scotch (among other things). The effect of this is not just to replace the
whiskey sour but also to change how the self
keyword behaves in the original menu.
This results in the egg variant now being derived from the new whiskey, because that is now what
self["Whiskey Sour"]
resolves to. This is classic object-orientation in action, and it
is very powerful.
Note also that this example makes use of two syntax sugars (shorthands). The first is that the
object concatenation +
was omitted. This is allowed when it is followed by an opening
brace, so in fact this same simplification could have also been made in all of the previous examples
utilizing the object concatenation operator +
. The second syntax sugar is the
f +: e
operator, which is a little like the += operator from other languages. Its
behavior is the same as saying f: super.f + e
. This works not just for +
when used for inheritance, but also for string concatenation, list concatenation, and arithmetic
addition, so it could also have been used in the previous example to add the egg white.
| Input | Output |
|
|
The hidden status (i.e. ::
) of a field is preserved over inheritance. If you
override a field using the :
syntax, but the original field was defined with
::
, then the new object's field will also be hidden. To make the field visible use
three colons (:::
). This is illustrated below. The values are all inherited without
change, but the use of colons changes the visibility of fields in the case of x
and
w
. The x
field is hidden by foo
because of the double
colons. The y
field remains hidden in foo
because the single colon
inherits the hidden status from Base
. The triple colon in z
however
overrides the hidden status from Base
to make the field visible in foo
.
| Input | Output |
|
|
In order to support objects whose keys are unknown until run-time, Jsonnet has a syntax allowing the field name to be computed, or omitted entirely. The syntax is similar to object comprehension, which is also a kind of computed field.
| Input | Output |
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Documentation
YATE is a fork of the YASQE Library. Where YASQE providesYASQE
in the global namespace, we provide YATE
.
Getting Started
Initialize YATE via its constructor, or via the command fromTextArea
. Both return in instance of YATE, from now on referred to as yate
(lowercase). Both function take as argument a config object. See the section on defaults for more information on this config object.
YATE(parent: DOM-Element, settings: Object) → YATE instance: yate
Main YATE constructor. Pass a DOM element as argument to append the editor to, and (optionally) pass along config settings (see the YATE.defaults object below, as well as the regular CodeMirror documentation, for more information on configurability)
YATE.fromTextArea(textArea: DOM element, config: Object) → YATE instance: yate
Initialize YATE from an existing text area (see CodeMirror for more info)


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Glossary
Certification
This icon indicates that the function is Certified for SharePoint 2007. There have been no reported issues, and the function works well in all of my testing.
This icon indicates that the function has not yet been tested with SharePoint 2010. If you see this icon for a function, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the function won’t work with SharePoint 2010, it means that I can't say either way because I haven’t done any testing. If you try the function, please let me know what happens, whether positive or negative.
This icon indicates that the function has been tested and works with SharePoint 2010 but that there are some caveats. In each case where you see this icon, you’ll also see explicit details of what you need to consider or watch for to use the function with SharePoint 2010.
This icon indicates that the function is Certified for SharePoint 2010. This means that, to the best of my knowledge, and based on my testing, the function works fine with SharePoint 2010. As with SharePoint 2007, your mileage may well vary, depending on what types of customization you have done.
Thanks to Michael Greene for his great work on these icons and the project logo.
Debug Mode
One of the goals of the implementations in this library is to "do no harm". By this, I mean that no inherent functionality should be lost due to a problem. All of the functions in the library are meant to "run silent", meaning that no messages or alerts are presented to the user if something goes wrong. At this stage, there are some exceptions to this, but it is the goal.
In the functions which have it implemented, setting debug: true
indicates that you would like to receive messages if anything obvious is wrong with the function call, like specifying a column name which doesn't exist. By using debug mode, you can receive messages to help you get things set up; I recommend turning debug mode off once everything is in place and running correctly. Debug mode was first implemented in v0.4.5, and the functionality will be expanded over time.
When debug mode is enabled, you will receive messages like this if there is an issue:
DisplayName
DisplayName (as opposed to StaticName) means the name of the column which is shown on forms and as the header in list views, e.g., Region Name
. The StaticName would be Region_x0020_Name
, i.e., the underlying column name.
minified
From Wikipedia: Minification (very often just minify, and sometimes also minimisation or minimization), in computer programming languages and especially JavaScript, is the process of removing all unnecessary characters from source code, without changing its functionality. These unnecessary characters usually include white space characters, new line characters, comments and sometimes block delimiters; which are used to add readability to the code, but are not required for it to execute.
StaticName
StaticName (as opposed to DisplayName) means the underlying column name, e.g., Region_x0020_Name
. This is also sometimes called the 'InternalName' for the column. The DisplayName would be Region Name
, i.e., the name of the column which is shown on forms and as the header in list views. Probably the easiest way to determine the StaticName if you don't know it is to go to List Settings and click on the column name link. When you get to the column properties page, check the URL. It will end in something like this:
/_layouts/FldEdit.aspx?List=%7B37920121%2D19B2%2D4C77%2D92FF%2D8B3E07853114%7D&Field=Potential%5Fx0020%5FValue
The StaticName is the value for the Field parameter at the end. This is a little tricky because some of the characters are further encoded. Any occurrences of '%5F' need to be replaced with an underscore '_'. Examples:
Potential%5Fx0020%5FValue
->Potential_x0020_Value
Child%5Fx0020%5FSite%5Fx0020%5FName
->Child_x0020_Site_x0020_Name


| Demo.twolevel {lavaan} | R Documentation |
A toy dataset containing measures on 6 items (y1-y6), 3 within-level covariates (x1-x3) and 2 between-level covariates (w1-w2). The data is clustered (200 clusters of size 5, 10, 15 and 20), and the cluster variable is “cluster”.
data(Demo.twolevel)
A data frame of 2500 observations of 12 variables. clusters.
y1
item 1
y2
item 2
y3
item 3
y4
item 4
y5
item 5
y6
item 6
x1
within-level covariate 1
x2
within-level covariate 2
x3
within-level covariate 3
w1
between-level covariate 1
w2
between-level covariate 2
cluster
cluster variable
head(Demo.twolevel) model <- ' level: 1 fw =~ y1 + y2 + y3 fw ~ x1 + x2 + x3 level: 2 fb =~ y1 + y2 + y3 fb ~ w1 + w2 ' fit <- sem(model, data = Demo.twolevel, cluster = "cluster") summary(fit)


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- findCountingVariable(ByteString[]) - Method in class amie.mining.assistant.MiningAssistant
-
It determines the counting variable of an atom with constant relation based on
the functionality of the relation
- findFunctionalVariable(Rule, KB) - Static method in class amie.rules.Rule
-
- firstVariableInCommon(ByteString[], ByteString[]) - Method in class amie.data.KB
-
Returns the in the first atom, of the first variable that is found on the
second atom.
- firstVariablePos(ByteString...) - Static method in class amie.data.KB
-
Returns the position of the first variable in the pattern
- frequentBindingsOf(CharSequence, CharSequence, List<CharSequence[]>) - Method in class amie.data.KB
-
Maps each value of the variable to the number of distinct values of the
projection variable
- frequentBindingsOf(ByteString, ByteString, List<ByteString[]>) - Method in class amie.data.KB
-
For each instantiation of variable, it returns the number of different
instances of projectionVariable that satisfy the query.
- fullyUnboundTriplePattern() - Method in class amie.rules.Rule
-
It creates a new unbound atom with fresh variables for the subject and object
and an undefined property, i.e., ?s[n] ?p ?o[n].
- fullyUnboundTriplePattern1() - Static method in class amie.rules.Rule
-
It creates a new unbound atom with fresh variables for the subject and object
and an undefined property, i.e., ?s[n] ?p ?o[n].
- functionality(ByteString) - Method in class amie.data.KB
-
It returns the harmonic functionality of a relation, as defined in the PARIS paper
https://www.lri.fr/~cr/Publications_Master_2013/Brigitte_Safar/p157_fabianmsuchanek_vldb2011.pdf
- functionality(CharSequence) - Method in class amie.data.KB
-
It returns the harmonic functionality of a relation, as defined in the PARIS paper
https://www.lri.fr/~cr/Publications_Master_2013/Brigitte_Safar/p157_fabianmsuchanek_vldb2011.pdf
- functionality(ByteString, boolean) - Method in class amie.data.KB
-
It returns the functionality or the inverse functionality of a relation.


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Thought of the Day
“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the people to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast endless sea.” Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Understanding the core of what truly motivates me is the first step to working towards achieving it.
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This quote vaguely reminds me of the scene from TVF Pitchers S01 when the protagonist, an entrepreneur, presents his passion and determination to a panel of investors instead of his product. These meta qualities are often glorified in world culture, perhaps justifiably so - character builds curiosity. But that’s a thought for another day.
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Set access control policy
-------------------------
Endpoint:
https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/acl/set
Description:
This API is used to set access control policies.
Called by:
A "data provider" with a valid class-3 or above certificate.
Warning:
The "previous" policies will be "overwritten"!
The "previous" policy can be retrived by using the "acl/get" API.
Also, the "acl/revert" API can be used to revert to "previous" policy.
Please use the "acl/append" API instead to "acl/set" if you wish to
add a policy to the existing set of policies.
Methods:
POST
Headers:
content-type : "application/json"
Body in JSON format:
{
"policy" : "acl policy (a string) in aperture policy language"
}
HTTP response code:
200
If the policy has been successfully set.
400
If the policy contains syntax errors.
Aperture policy language:
The authorization rules are in "aperture" policy language, and is in the format:
<consumer(s)>
CAN access <resource id(s)>
FOR <n> <second(s)/minute(s)/week(s)/month(s)/year(s)>
IF <condition> AND/OR <more-conditions>
Examples:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access resource-server.com/streetlights.1 for 2 hours
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access * if time > 18:00:00 AND time < 24:00:00
all can access resource-server.com/public.* if api = "/latest" AND country = "IN"
Aperture vs RegEx:
"*" in Aperture is equivalent to ".*" in RegEx
Aperture also supports conditions such as:
ip = <IP_ADDRESS>
latitude > 20.03 AND longitude > 40.22
time::day in (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
consumer-in-group(confidential)
You may use a single "*", or "all", "everything", or "anything" to match any identifier.
For example:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access *
all can access anything
Multiple rules could be combined together using semicolons:
rule-1; rule-2; .... ; rule-n
Note:
In case of multiple rules, the first rule which matches will apply.
RegEx:
Though, Aperture policy language supports RegEx, the "acl/set" or "acl/append" APIs
"DO NOT" accept RegEx in policies.
Variables in policy language:
Below are the variables available in rules, and its type.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Variable | Type | Description |
|-------------------+--------+---------------------------------------------------------------------|
| api | string | The api the consumer is requesting to access on a resource id. |
| method | string | The method the consumer is requesting to access on the APIs. |
| body.* | string | The list of variables to be passed in the body of an API. |
| time | time | The time at which the data request was made. |
| ip | ip | The originating IP address of the token request. |
| |
| tokens_per_day | number | The number of tokens issued today to the consumer For a resource. |
| |
| country | string | consumer's country code from where the request has originated. |
| region | string | consumer's region from where the request has originated. |
| timezone | string | consumer's timezone from where the request has originated. |
| city | string | consumer's city from where the request has originated. |
| latitude | number | consumer's latitude from where the request has originated. |
| longitude | number | consumer's longitude from where the request has originated. |
| |
| cert.class | string | consumer's certificate attributes |
| cert.cn | string | |
| cert.o | string | |
| cert.ou | string | |
| cert.c | string | |
| cert.st | string | |
| cert.gn | string | |
| cert.sn | string | |
| cert.title | string | |
| |
| cert.issuer.cn | string | consumer's certificate issuer details |
| cert.issuer.o | string | |
| cert.issuer.email | string | |
| cert.issuer.ou | string | |
| cert.issuer.c | string | |
| cert.issuer.st | string | |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Resource IDs in policies:
The "id" is the identifier of the resource (a data-set) the provider is interested in sharing with consumers.
Data consumers typically get these "id"s from a catalogue server.
An example catalog server is: https://varanasi.iudx.org.in
And an example query to get ids is:
https://varanasi.iudx.org.in/catalogue/v1/search?item-type=resourceItem
The resource "id" consists of at least 4 parts seperated by a "/" indicating:
1. The email domain of the data provider.
2. SHA-1 hash of the data provider's email-id (to mask the provider's email).
3. The hostname (FQDN) of the resource server where the resource is hosted.
4. The name of the resource (which may contain additional "/"s).
For example:
"example.com/9cf2c2382cf661fc20a4776345a3be7a143a109c/resource-server.com/resource-name"
However while writing rules the first 2 fields should be skipped
for example, in the above id
"example.com/9cf2c2382cf661fc20a4776345a3be7a143a109c"
should be skipped.
The rule would look like this:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access resource-server.com/resource-name"
Using pyIUDX SDK:
from pyIUDX.auth import auth
iudx_auth = auth.Auth("certificate.pem","private-key.pem")
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access rs1.com/my-resource")
CURL example:
Request:
curl -XPOST https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/acl/set
--cert certificate.pem --key private-key.pem
-H 'content-type: application/json'
-d<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access rs1.com/my-resource"}'
Response:
200 OK
content-type : "application/json"
{
"success" : true
}
Known limitations:
If the access control rules contain regex on "id"s, then an authorized
consumer can get a token for "id"s which may not exist.
This is by design. Having regex makes writing rules easier.
Also, the provider doesn't have to remember all valid "id"s.
This issue is expected to be handled by the resource server,
by rejecting any queries to invalid "id"s.
To be able to exploit this, the authorized consumer must guess the regex.
As a safeguard:
Auth server limits how many tokens can be generated per second; as well
as Auth server's firewall blocks a IP address for some time if number of
packets or connections cross a threshold.
See also:
acl API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl.html
acl append API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl-append.html
acl revert API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl-revert.html
node aperture at github:
https://github.com/rbccps-iisc/node-aperture


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#include <api_objects.hpp>
Public Attributes | |
| int64_t | sequence = 0 |
| fc::time_point_sec | date |
| string | price |
| string | amount |
| string | value |
| string | type |
| account_id_type | side1_account_id = GRAPHENE_NULL_ACCOUNT |
| account_id_type | side2_account_id = GRAPHENE_NULL_ACCOUNT |
Definition at line 149 of file api_objects.hpp.
| string graphene::app::market_trade::amount |
Definition at line 154 of file api_objects.hpp.
| fc::time_point_sec graphene::app::market_trade::date |
Definition at line 152 of file api_objects.hpp.
| string graphene::app::market_trade::price |
Definition at line 153 of file api_objects.hpp.
| int64_t graphene::app::market_trade::sequence = 0 |
Definition at line 151 of file api_objects.hpp.
| account_id_type graphene::app::market_trade::side1_account_id = GRAPHENE_NULL_ACCOUNT |
Definition at line 157 of file api_objects.hpp.
| account_id_type graphene::app::market_trade::side2_account_id = GRAPHENE_NULL_ACCOUNT |
Definition at line 158 of file api_objects.hpp.
| string graphene::app::market_trade::type |
Definition at line 156 of file api_objects.hpp.
| string graphene::app::market_trade::value |
Definition at line 155 of file api_objects.hpp.


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This module is part of a private API. This module may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this module if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
Various helper functions for interacting with TTYs.
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- COLOR_CODES =
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{ red: 31, green: 32, yellow: 33, blue: 34, magenta: 35, cyan: 36, default: 39, }.freeze
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{ reset: 0, bold: 1, italic: 3, underline: 4, strikethrough: 9, no_underline: 24, }.freeze
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{ up: "1A", down: "1B", right: "1C", left: "1D", erase_line: "K", erase_char: "P", }.freeze
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# File 'utils/tty.rb', line 113 def color? return false if Homebrew::EnvConfig.no_color? return true if Homebrew::EnvConfig.color? @stream.tty? end |
.current_escape_sequence ⇒ String
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# File 'utils/tty.rb', line 44 def with(stream, &_block) previous_stream = @stream @stream = stream yield stream ensure @stream = previous_stream end |


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The aim of this tutorials is to teach you how to compute and apply a linear inverse method such as MNE/dSPM/sLORETA on evoked/raw/epochs data.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import mne
from mne.datasets import sample
from mne.minimum_norm import (make_inverse_operator, apply_inverse,
write_inverse_operator)
Process MEG data
data_path = sample.data_path()
raw_fname = data_path + '/MEG/sample/sample_audvis_filt-0-40_raw.fif'
raw = mne.io.read_raw_fif(raw_fname)
events = mne.find_events(raw, stim_channel='STI 014')
event_id = dict(aud_r=1) # event trigger and conditions
tmin = -0.2 # start of each epoch (200ms before the trigger)
tmax = 0.5 # end of each epoch (500ms after the trigger)
raw.info['bads'] = ['MEG 2443', 'EEG 053']
picks = mne.pick_types(raw.info, meg=True, eeg=False, eog=True,
exclude='bads')
baseline = (None, 0) # means from the first instant to t = 0
reject = dict(grad=4000e-13, mag=4e-12, eog=150e-6)
epochs = mne.Epochs(raw, events, event_id, tmin, tmax, proj=True,
picks=picks, baseline=baseline, reject=reject)
Out:
Opening raw data file /home/ubuntu/mne_data/MNE-sample-data/MEG/sample/sample_audvis_filt-0-40_raw.fif...
Read a total of 4 projection items:
PCA-v1 (1 x 102) idle
PCA-v2 (1 x 102) idle
PCA-v3 (1 x 102) idle
Average EEG reference (1 x 60) idle
Current compensation grade : 0
Range : 6450 ... 48149 = 42.956 ... 320.665 secs
Ready.
319 events found
Events id: [ 1 2 3 4 5 32]
72 matching events found
Applying baseline correction (mode: mean)
Created an SSP operator (subspace dimension = 3)
4 projection items activated
For more details see Computing covariance matrix.
noise_cov = mne.compute_covariance(
epochs, tmax=0., method=['shrunk', 'empirical'])
fig_cov, fig_spectra = mne.viz.plot_cov(noise_cov, raw.info)
Out:
Loading data for 72 events and 106 original time points ...
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on MAG : [u'MEG 1711']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
Rejecting epoch based on EOG : [u'EOG 061']
17 bad epochs dropped
Estimating covariance using SHRUNK
Done.
Estimating covariance using EMPIRICAL
Done.
Using cross-validation to select the best estimator.
Number of samples used : 1705
[done]
Number of samples used : 1705
[done]
log-likelihood on unseen data (descending order):
shrunk: -1480.993
empirical: -1628.225
selecting best estimator: shrunk
evoked = epochs.average()
evoked.plot()
evoked.plot_topomap(times=np.linspace(0.05, 0.15, 5), ch_type='mag')
# Show whitening
evoked.plot_white(noise_cov)
Out:
estimated rank (grad): 203
estimated rank (mag): 102
estimated rank (mag + grad): 305
Setting small MEG eigenvalues to zero.
Not doing PCA for MEG.
# Read the forward solution and compute the inverse operator
fname_fwd = data_path + '/MEG/sample/sample_audvis-meg-oct-6-fwd.fif'
fwd = mne.read_forward_solution(fname_fwd, surf_ori=True)
# Restrict forward solution as necessary for MEG
fwd = mne.pick_types_forward(fwd, meg=True, eeg=False)
# make an MEG inverse operator
info = evoked.info
inverse_operator = make_inverse_operator(info, fwd, noise_cov,
loose=0.2, depth=0.8)
write_inverse_operator('sample_audvis-meg-oct-6-inv.fif',
inverse_operator)
Out:
Reading forward solution from /home/ubuntu/mne_data/MNE-sample-data/MEG/sample/sample_audvis-meg-oct-6-fwd.fif...
Reading a source space...
Computing patch statistics...
Patch information added...
Distance information added...
[done]
Reading a source space...
Computing patch statistics...
Patch information added...
Distance information added...
[done]
2 source spaces read
Desired named matrix (kind = 3523) not available
Read MEG forward solution (7498 sources, 306 channels, free orientations)
Source spaces transformed to the forward solution coordinate frame
Converting to surface-based source orientations...
Average patch normals will be employed in the rotation to the local surface coordinates....
[done]
306 out of 306 channels remain after picking
Computing inverse operator with 305 channels.
Created an SSP operator (subspace dimension = 3)
estimated rank (mag + grad): 302
Setting small MEG eigenvalues to zero.
Not doing PCA for MEG.
Total rank is 302
Creating the depth weighting matrix...
203 planar channels
limit = 7265/7498 = 10.037795
scale = 2.52065e-08 exp = 0.8
Computing inverse operator with 305 channels.
Creating the source covariance matrix
Applying loose dipole orientations. Loose value of 0.2.
Whitening the forward solution.
Adjusting source covariance matrix.
Computing SVD of whitened and weighted lead field matrix.
largest singular value = 4.65276
scaling factor to adjust the trace = 1.03619e+19
Write inverse operator decomposition in sample_audvis-meg-oct-6-inv.fif...
Write a source space...
[done]
Write a source space...
[done]
2 source spaces written
Writing inverse operator info...
Writing noise covariance matrix.
Writing source covariance matrix.
Writing orientation priors.
[done]
method = "dSPM"
snr = 3.
lambda2 = 1. / snr ** 2
stc = apply_inverse(evoked, inverse_operator, lambda2,
method=method, pick_ori=None)
del fwd, inverse_operator, epochs # to save memory
Out:
Preparing the inverse operator for use...
Scaled noise and source covariance from nave = 1 to nave = 55
Created the regularized inverter
Created an SSP operator (subspace dimension = 3)
Created the whitener using a full noise covariance matrix (3 small eigenvalues omitted)
Computing noise-normalization factors (dSPM)...
[done]
Picked 305 channels from the data
Computing inverse...
(eigenleads need to be weighted)...
combining the current components...
(dSPM)...
[done]
View activation time-series
plt.plot(1e3 * stc.times, stc.data[::100, :].T)
plt.xlabel('time (ms)')
plt.ylabel('%s value' % method)
plt.show()
Here we use peak getter to move visualization to the time point of the peak and draw a marker at the maximum peak vertex.
vertno_max, time_idx = stc.get_peak(hemi='rh', time_as_index=True)
subjects_dir = data_path + '/subjects'
brain = stc.plot(surface='inflated', hemi='rh', subjects_dir=subjects_dir)
brain.set_data_time_index(time_idx)
brain.add_foci(vertno_max, coords_as_verts=True, hemi='rh', color='blue',
scale_factor=0.6)
brain.scale_data_colormap(fmin=8, fmid=12, fmax=15, transparent=True)
brain.show_view('lateral')
Out:
Updating smoothing matrix, be patient..

Triangle file: created by gramfort on Thu Sep 15 21:13:45 2011 nvert = 155407 ntri = 310810
Triangle file: created by gramfort on Fri Sep 16 00:40:11 2011 nvert = 156866 ntri = 313728
Left-hemisphere map read.
Right-hemisphere map read.
17 smooth iterations done.
17 smooth iterations done.
14 smooth iterations done.
14 smooth iterations done.
[done]
Updating smoothing matrix, be patient..

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event.run();
if (this.mode === SCHEDULER_MODE.FULL_SPEED) {
setImmediate(commons.curry(this.runEvent, this));
} else {
setTimeout(commons.curry(this.runEvent, this), 1000);
}
};
/**
* Allows to change the mode of the scheduler - either full speed or with time delay.
*
* @param {Object} mode mode the scheduler should use
*/
Scheduler.prototype.switchMode = function (mode) {
this.mode = mode;
};
module.exports = Scheduler;


Learn_git_command
Since Git transfer data with SSH. We should configue the SSH in local machine
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS>After this command, in .ssh folder, you will find two files: id_rsa and id_rsa.pub. Private Key and Public Key
Submmit public key info to GitHub
Combine local repo with remote repo in GitHub
git remote add origin https://github.com/AllyBei/LearnGitCommand.git
First time push master(local) to origin(remote) You have to add -u
git push -u origin master
In the future
git push origin master


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Businesses across the world spend over $120 billion/yr building internal tools to improve operations - A task often left to developers, leading to unpleasant and frustratingly repetitive experiences.
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Behavior
The character of Psyduck is very kind and naive, because of his stupidity, he seems not at all thinking, but this is not so - he is very devoted to his coach, although he is voracious.


Vue Tour is composed of just two Vue components and a very small JavaScript file.
Simple
Add an array of steps in your component and a 'v-tour' component in your template and you're good to go!
Customizable
You can change the DOM of every steps independently, use your own classes and even add custom animations.
Introduction
Vue Tour provides a quick and easy way to guide your users through your application.
You can control the tour on this page by clicking the following buttons.


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| lib | 93.33% | 14/15 | 50% | 1/2 | 100% | 0/0 | 93.33% | 14/15 | |
| lib/classifiers | 99.14% | 115/116 | 100% | 36/36 | 96.77% | 30/31 | 99.12% | 112/113 | |
| lib/language | 100% | 35/35 | 100% | 17/17 | 100% | 5/5 | 100% | 35/35 | |
| lib/math | 97.34% | 256/263 | 92.74% | 115/124 | 98.08% | 51/52 | 97.65% | 249/255 | |
| lib/ner | 97.6% | 447/458 | 92.34% | 229/248 | 100% | 67/67 | 97.6% | 447/458 | |
| lib/nlg | 100% | 42/42 | 100% | 31/31 | 100% | 8/8 | 100% | 42/42 | |
| lib/nlp | 99.11% | 559/564 | 94.9% | 298/314 | 100% | 81/81 | 99.11% | 557/562 | |
| lib/nlp/tokenizers | 98.93% | 277/280 | 85% | 17/20 | 95.83% | 46/48 | 98.91% | 272/275 | |
| lib/recognizer | 93.22% | 110/118 | 86.25% | 69/80 | 93.75% | 30/32 | 93.22% | 110/118 | |
| lib/sentiment | 100% | 73/73 | 90.7% | 39/43 | 100% | 8/8 | 100% | 73/73 | |
| lib/slot | 100% | 65/65 | 100% | 47/47 | 100% | 13/13 | 100% | 65/65 | |
| lib/util | 97.62% | 369/378 | 95.69% | 222/232 | 100% | 39/39 | 97.6% | 366/375 | |
| lib/xtables | 100% | 204/204 | 100% | 96/96 | 100% | 26/26 | 100% | 204/204 |


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Vector magnitude.
Number result.
Angle between two vectors.
Ratio between two vectors.
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Vector magnitude.


'Melon Music Awards 2019' announces this year's top 10 artists!
by beansssPreliminary voting for the upcoming 'Melon Music Awards 2019' has officially come to a close, and the 'MMA 2019' has just announced this year's top 10 artists!
The top 10 artists of this past year according to Melon are:
From November 14-29, fans can now vote on all of 'MMA's main categories including 'Artist of the Year', 'Album of the Year', 'Song of the Year', 'Rookie of the Year', and more. 'Melon Music Awards 2019' is set to take place this coming November 30 at 7 PM KST at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul, airing live via SBS.


This package rovides base classes and interfaces for the generic application SimPlayerApp and stand-alone applications.
A SimPlayer “plays” a TSimulation instance—that is it takes as input a TSimulation object and presents that
TSimulation to the viewer. It implements the TFramework interface, which is the glue that holds all of
the components in the TSimulation together.
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--- short: t-rdftofile type: transformer color: indigo title: RDF to File description: Converts RDF data to an RDF file. ---
Transformer, allows the user to convert RDF data (RDF data unit) to an RDF file (Files Data Unit).
The {{page.title}} component takes the RDF data on the input and serializes it into a file in the chosen RDF serialization. The component also supports RDF quad serializations. However, so far, LP-ETL only supports RDF triples. Therefore, to produce a quad file, the IRI of the output graph has to be specified and all the input triples will be put into this graph.


Here are the steps to install Git on Windows
Go to Git web page and click the big button on the right that says "Download for Windows"
Double-click the downloaded installer and follow the wizard that has information on what is relevant.
 Since this is a Windows machine, it makes sense that the checkout converts them to Windows-style. I usually choose the first option.
Select Git Bash Terminal
Configure extra options and click "Install"
"system cashing" is an optimization that in a modern operating system shouldn't have performance implications on all the rest and is, for sure a performance improvement for Git.
Although there are GUIs (Graphicall User Interfaces) for Git (e.g., GitKraken), I prefer to manage Git from the command line and providing authentication is an indicator that something important is about to be done and a last change to stop it. I, usually, disable Credential Manager.
The installation takes place...
And we're done!
In the Command Prompt type
As no parameter were provided, the usage help should output, like so:


y = glmfwd(net, x) [y, a] = glmfwd(net, x)
y = glmfwd(net, x)
takes a generalized linear model
data structure net
together with
a matrix x
of input vectors, and forward propagates the inputs
through the network to generate a matrix y
of output
vectors. Each row of x
corresponds to one input vector and each
row of y
corresponds to one output vector.
[y, a] = glmfwd(net, x)
also returns a matrix a
giving the summed inputs to each output unit, where each row
corresponds to one pattern.
glm
, glmpak
, glmunpak
, glmerr
, glmgrad
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