#include <stSlimTree.h>
Inheritance diagram for stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >:
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| typedef stSlimTree::tSlimHeader | stSlimHeader |
| typedef stResult< ObjectType > | tResult |
| typedef stGenericPriorityQueue< ObjectType > | tGenericPriorityQueue |
| typedef stGenericEntry< ObjectType > | tGenericEntry |
| typedef stGenericPriorityHeap< ObjectType > | tPGenericHeap |
| typedef stSlimMemLeafNode< ObjectType > | tMemLeafNode |
| enum | tChooseMethod { cmBIASED, cmRANDOM, cmMINDIST, cmMINOCCUPANCY, cmMINGDIST } |
| enum | tCorrectMethod { crmOFF, crmFATFACTOR } |
| enum | tSplitMethod { smRANDOM, smMINMAX, smSPANNINGTREE } |
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| stSlimTree (stPageManager *pageman) | |
| stSlimTree (stPageManager *pageman, EvaluatorType *metricEval) | |
| virtual | ~stSlimTree () |
| virtual bool | Add (ObjectType *newObj) |
| virtual stCount | GetHeight () |
| virtual long | GetNumberOfObjects () |
| virtual stCount | GetMaxOccupation () |
| void | SetMaxOccupation (stCount newValue) |
| virtual double | GetMinOccupation () |
| virtual void | SetMinOccupation (double min) |
| virtual long | GetNodeCount () |
| long | GetIndexNodeCount () |
| long | GetIndexNodeCount (stPageID pageID) |
| stDistance | GetDistanceLimit () |
| stDistance | GetGreaterEstimatedDistance () |
| stDistance | GetGreaterDistance () |
| void | SetSplitMethod (enum tSplitMethod method) |
| int | GetSplitMethod () |
| void | SetChooseMethod (enum tChooseMethod method) |
| int | GetChooseMethod () |
| stSize | GetUserDataSize () |
| bool | WriteUserData (const stByte *userData, stSize size) |
| bool | ReadUserData (stByte *userData, stSize size) |
| tResult * | RangeQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance range) |
| tResult * | ReversedRangeQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance range) |
| tResult * | LocalNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | ListNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | NearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | FarthestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | PointQuery (ObjectType *sample) |
| tResult * | IncrementalListNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | IncrementalNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| void | InitializeIncrementalNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, tResult *result, tPGenericHeap *globalQueue) |
| void | InitializeIncrementalNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, tResult *result, tGenericPriorityQueue *globalQueue) |
| void | IncrementalNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, tResult *result, tPGenericHeap *globalQueue) |
| void | IncrementalNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, tResult *result, tGenericPriorityQueue *globalQueue) |
| tResult * | KAndRangeQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance range, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | KOrRangeQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance range, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | SimpleKOrRangeQuery (ObjectType *sample, double fractalDimension, stDistance radiusKOrRange, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | RingQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance inRange, stDistance outRange) |
| tResult * | KRingQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance inRange, stDistance outRange, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | LocalKRingQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance inRange, stDistance outRange, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | LazyRangeQuery (ObjectType *sample, stDistance range, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| tResult * | AproximateNearestQuery (ObjectType *sample, stCount k, bool tie=false) |
| double | GetFatFactor () |
| void | MAMViewSetOutputDir (const char *dir) |
| void | MAMViewInit () |
| void | MAMViewDumpTree () |
| virtual stTreeInfoResult * | GetTreeInfo () |
| virtual void | Optimize () |
First implementation is based on original code by Agma Traina, Bernard Seeger and Caetano Traina
Main modifications from original code are intent to turn it an object oriented compliant code.
Marcos Rodrigues Vieira<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Josiel Maimone de Figueiredo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Definition at line 682 of file stSlimTree.h.
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This structure defines the SlimTree header structure. This type was left public to allow the creation of debug tools. |
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This type is used by the priority key. Definition at line 832 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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This type is used by the priority key. Definition at line 827 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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Memory leaf node used by Slim-Down. Definition at line 842 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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This type is used by the priority key. Definition at line 837 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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This is the class that abstracs an result set. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. Definition at line 822 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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These constants are used to define the choose sub tree method.
Definition at line 746 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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These constants are used to define the correction method. Definition at line 777 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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These constants are used to define the split method.
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Creates a new metric tree using a given page manager. This instance will not claim the ownership of the given page manager. It means that the application must dispose the page manager when it is no loger necessary.
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Creates a new metric tree using a given page manager. This instance will not claim the ownership of the given page manager. It means that the application must dispose the page manager when it is no loger necessary.
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Dispose all used resources, ie, it is the destructor method.
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This method adds an object to the metric tree.
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This method will perform a aproximate K-Nearest Neighbor query
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This method will perform a K-Farthest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on chained list to "enhance" its performance. We believe that the use of a priority queue during the search in the index nodes will force the radius to converge faster than the normal farthest query. This implementation may replace the original implementation if it proves to be better.
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Returns the Choose Method name. Definition at line 992 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::ChooseMethod. |
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Returns the limit distance between 2 objects in the tree. That is . In other words, there is no distance greater than this. This value may be the greatest distance between objects but may return greater values due to implementation optmizations. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. |
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Calculates the FatFactor of this tree.
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Returns the greatest distance between 2 objects in the leaf level of the tree.
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Returns the greatest estimated distance between 2 objects in the second level of the tree.
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Returns the height of the tree. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. Definition at line 881 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::Height, and stCount. |
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Returns the MaxOccupation of the nodes. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. Definition at line 895 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::MaxOccupation, and stCount. |
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Returns the MinOccupation of the nodes. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. Definition at line 911 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::MinOccupation. |
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Returns the number of nodes of this tree. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. Definition at line 925 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::NodeCount. |
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Returns the number of objetcs of this tree. Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. Definition at line 888 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::ObjectCount. |
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Returns the current split method. Definition at line 974 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::SplitMethod. |
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This method returns information about the tree like FatFactor, mean object size and others.
Reimplemented from stMetricTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. |
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Gets the maximum user data size available in this tree.
Definition at line 1015 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSize. |
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This method will inicializate the parameters to perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on a dynamic link list. This method is based on Hjaltson and Samet (ACM TODS-2000). It is possible to get k+1 object after retrieve the k's objects.
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This method will perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on a dynamic list. This method is based on Hjaltson and Samet (ACM TODS-2000). It is possible to get k+1 object after retrieve the k's objects. This is possible because the global priority is not delete and the subtrees are not pruned.
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This method will perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on a dynamic heap to "enhance" its performance. This method is based on Hjaltson and Samet (ACM TODS-2000). It is possible to get k+1 object after retrieve the k's objects. This is possible because the global priority is not delete and the subtrees are not pruned.
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This method will inicializate the parameters to perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on a dynamic heap to "enhance" its performance. This method is based on Hjaltson and Samet (ACM TODS-2000). It is possible to get k+1 object after retrieve the k's objects.
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This method will inicializate the parameters to perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on a dynamic list. This method is based on Hjaltson and Samet (ACM TODS-2000). It is possible to get k+1 object after retrieve the k's objects. This is possible because the global priority is not delete and the subtrees are not pruned.
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This method will inicializate the parameters to perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on a dynamic heap to "enhance" its performance. This method is based on Hjaltson and Samet (ACM TODS-2000). It is possible to get k+1 object after retrieve the k's objects. This is possible because the global priority is not delete and the subtrees are not pruned.
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This method will perform a range query with a limited number of results. This query is a combination of the standard Range Query and the standard K-Nearest Neighbor Query. All objects which matches both conditions will be included in the result. The K-Nearest Neighbor Query is implemented with a local priority queue.
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This method will perform range query with a limited number of results. This query is a combination of the standard range query and the standard K-Nearest Neighbor Query. All objects which matches with one of two conditions will be included in the result. The K-Nearest Neighbor Query is implemented with a local priority queue.
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This method will perform a ring query with K-Nearest Neighbor query. The result will be a set of pairs object/distance.
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This method will perform a range query with a limited number of results. A lazy range query recovers the k elements within a radius, independently if the k elements are the k nearest elements of query object.
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This method will perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a link list. We believe that the use of a priority queue during the search in the index nodes will force the radius to converge faster than the normal nearest query.
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This method will perform a ring query with K-Nearest Neighbor query based on a local chained list. The result will be a set of pairs object/distance.
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This method will perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a priority queue to "enhance" its performance. We believe that the use of a priority queue during the search in the index nodes will force the radius to converge faster than the normal nearest query.
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Creates a dump of the tree which can be viewed by MAMViewer.
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Initializes the MAMView module. It will restart he
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Sets the visualization output directory.
Definition at line 1452 of file stSlimTree.h. References stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetOutputDir(). |
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This method will perform a K-Nearest Neighbor query using a global priority queue based on chained list to "enhance" its performance. We believe that the use of a priority queue during the search in the index nodes will force the radius to converge faster than the normal nearest query. This implementation may replace the original implementation if it proves to be better.
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Optimizes the structure of this tree by executing the Slim-Down algorithm. The Slim-Down algorithm can only be performed when the tree has at least 3 levels. Fortunately, this Reimplemented from stMetricAccessMethod< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >. |
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This method will return the object in the tree that has the distance 0 to the query object. In other words, the query object itself. If there are more elements that has distance 0 to the query object, this method will return the first found. The object pointed by sample will not be destroyed by this method.
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This method will perform a range query. The result will be a set of pairs object/distance.
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Reads an additional user data. This feature allows users to write additional information in to the free area of the header page. The available space will deppends on the size of the header page (see the page manager documentation for more details).
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This method will perform a reverse of range query. The result will be a set of pairs object/distance.
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This method will perform a ring query. The result will be a set of pairs object/distance.
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Sets the Choose Method name.
Definition at line 984 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::ChooseMethod. |
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Returns the MaxOccupation of the nodes. Definition at line 902 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::MaxOccupation, and stCount. |
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Set the MinOccupation of the nodes. Definition at line 918 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::MinOccupation. |
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Sets the tree split method.
Definition at line 966 of file stSlimTree.h. References stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::SplitMethod. |
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This method will perform the disjunctive complex similarity query between range and k-nearest neighbor operator. However, in this method, this is done through of range queries. This query is a combination of the standard range query and the standard K-Nearest Neighbor Query. All objects which matches with one of two conditions will be included in the result. The K-Nearest Neighbor Query is implemented with a global priority queue.
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Writes an additional user data. This feature allows users to write additional information in to the free area of the header page. The available space will deppends on the size of the header page (see the page manager documentation for more details).
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This article is part of a series of articles about design patterns and their category theory counterparts. In a previous article, you learned that the Composite design pattern is simply a monoid.
There is, however, a variation of the Composite design pattern where the return value from one step can be used as the input for the next step.
Imagine that you have to implement some scheduling functionality. For example, you may need to schedule something to happen a month from now, but it should happen on a bank day, during business hours, and you want to know what the resulting date and time will be, expressed in UTC. I've previously covered the various objects for performing such steps. The common behaviour is this interface:
public interface IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment { DateTimeOffset Adjust(DateTimeOffset value); }
The Adjust
method is an endomorphism; that is: the input type is the same as the return type, in this case DateTimeOffset
. A previous article already established that that's a monoid.
If you have various implementations of IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment
, you can make a Composite from them, like this:
public class CompositeDateTimeOffsetAdjustment : IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment { private readonly IReadOnlyCollection<IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment> adjustments; public CompositeDateTimeOffsetAdjustment( IReadOnlyCollection<IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment> adjustments) { if (adjustments == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(adjustments)); this.adjustments = adjustments; } public DateTimeOffset Adjust(DateTimeOffset value) { var acc = value; foreach (var adjustment in this.adjustments) acc = adjustment.Adjust(acc); return acc; } }
The Adjust
method simply starts with the input value
and loops over all the composed adjustments
. For each adjustment
it adjusts acc
to produce a new acc
value. This goes on until all adjustments
have had a chance to adjust the value.
Notice that if adjustments
is empty, the Adjust
method simply returns the input value. In that degenerate case, the behaviour is similar to the identity function, which is the identity for the endomorphism monoid.
You can now compose the desired behaviour, as this parametrised xUnit.net test demonstrates:
[Theory] [InlineData("2017-01-31T07:45:55+2", "2017-02-28T07:00:00Z")] [InlineData("2017-02-06T10:03:02+1", "2017-03-06T09:03:02Z")] [InlineData("2017-02-09T04:20:00Z" , "2017-03-09T09:00:00Z")] [InlineData("2017-02-12T16:02:11Z" , "2017-03-10T16:02:11Z")] [InlineData("2017-03-14T13:48:29-1", "2017-04-13T14:48:29Z")] public void AdjustReturnsCorrectResult( string dtS, string expectedS) { var dt = DateTimeOffset.Parse(dtS); var sut = new CompositeDateTimeOffsetAdjustment( new NextMonthAdjustment(), new BusinessHoursAdjustment(), new DutchBankDayAdjustment(), new UtcAdjustment()); var actual = sut.Adjust(dt); Assert.Equal(DateTimeOffset.Parse(expectedS), actual); }
You can see the implementation for all four composed classes in the previous article. NextMonthAdjustment
adjusts a date by a month into its future, BusinessHoursAdjustment
adjusts a time to business hours, DutchBankDayAdjustment
takes bank holidays and weekends into account in order to return a bank day, and UtcAdjustment
convert a date and time to UTC.
As you've learned in that previous article that I've already referred to, an endomorphism is a monoid. In this particular example, the binary operation in question is called Append
. From another article, you know that monoids accumulate:
public static IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment Accumulate( IReadOnlyCollection<IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment> adjustments) { IDateTimeOffsetAdjustment acc = new IdentityDateTimeOffsetAdjustment(); foreach (var adjustment in adjustments) acc = Append(acc, adjustment); return acc; }
This implementation follows the template previously described:
acc
with the identity element. In this case, the identity is a class called IdentityDateTimeOffsetAdjustment
.adjustment
in adjustments
, Append
the adjustment
to acc
.acc
.mconcat
. We'll get back to that in a moment, but first, here's another parametrised unit test that exercises the same test cases as the previous test, only against a composition created by Accumulate
:
[Theory] [InlineData("2017-01-31T07:45:55+2", "2017-02-28T07:00:00Z")] [InlineData("2017-02-06T10:03:02+1", "2017-03-06T09:03:02Z")] [InlineData("2017-02-09T04:20:00Z" , "2017-03-09T09:00:00Z")] [InlineData("2017-02-12T16:02:11Z" , "2017-03-10T16:02:11Z")] [InlineData("2017-03-14T13:48:29-1", "2017-04-13T14:48:29Z")] public void AccumulatedAdjustReturnsCorrectResult( string dtS, string expectedS) { var dt = DateTimeOffset.Parse(dtS); var sut = DateTimeOffsetAdjustment.Accumulate( new NextMonthAdjustment(), new BusinessHoursAdjustment(), new DutchBankDayAdjustment(), new UtcAdjustment()); var actual = sut.Adjust(dt); Assert.Equal(DateTimeOffset.Parse(expectedS), actual); }
While the implementation is different, this monoidal composition has the same behaviour as the above CompositeDateTimeOffsetAdjustment
class. This, again, emphasises that Composites are simply monoids.
For comparison, this section demonstrates how to implement the above behaviour in Haskell. The code here passes the same test cases as those above. You can skip to the next section if you want to get to the conclusion.
Instead of classes that implement interfaces, in Haskell you can define functions with the type ZonedTime -> ZonedTime
. You can compose such functions using the Endo
newtype
'wrapper' that turns endomorphisms into monoids:
λ> adjustments = reverse [adjustToNextMonth, adjustToBusinessHours, adjustToDutchBankDay, adjustToUtc] λ> :type adjustments adjustments :: [ZonedTime -> ZonedTime] λ> adjust = appEndo $ mconcat $ Endo <$> adjustments λ> :type adjust adjust :: ZonedTime -> ZonedTime
In this example, I'm using GHCi (the Haskell REPL) to show the composition in two steps. The first step creates adjustments
, which is a list of functions. In case you're wondering about the use of the reverse
function, it turns out that mconcat
composes from right to left, which I found counter-intuitive in this case. adjustToNextMonth
should execute first, followed by adjustToBusinessHours
, and so on. Defining the functions in the more intuitive left-to-right direction and then reversing it makes the code easier to understand, I hope.
(For the Haskell connoisseurs, you can also achieve the same result by composing Endo
with the Dual
monoid, instead of reversing the list of adjustments.)
The second step composes adjust
from adjustments
. It first maps adjustments
to Endo
values. While ZonedTime -> ZonedTime
isn't a Monoid
instances, Endo ZonedTime
is. This means that you can reduce a list of Endo ZonedTime
with mconcat
. The result is a single Endo ZonedTime
value, which you can then unwrap to a function using appEndo
.
adjust
is a function that you can call:
λ> dt 2017-01-31 07:45:55 +0200 λ> adjust dt 2017-02-28 07:00:00 +0000
In this example, I'd already prepared a ZonedTime
value called dt
. Calling adjust
returns a new ZonedTime
adjusted by all four composed functions.
In general, you implement the Composite design pattern by calling all composed functions with the original input value, collecting the return value of each call. In the final step, you then reduce the collected return values to a single value that you return. This requires the return type to form a monoid, because otherwise, you can't reduce it.
In this article, however, you learned about an alternative implementation of the Composite design pattern. If the method that you compose has the same output type as its input, you can pass the output from one object as the input to the next object. In that case, you can escape the requirement that the return value is a monoid. That's the case with DateTimeOffset
and ZonedTime
: neither are monoids, because you can't add two dates and times together.
At first glance, then, it seems like a falsification of the original claim that Composites are monoids. As you've learned in this article, however, endomorphisms are monoids, so the claim still stands.
Next: Null Object as identity.


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The randomization of music on a Web page is a very useful means of keeping a Web site fresh and lively. Updating Web pages frequently is a big hinderance and so, any way of automating the dynamic selection and presentation of media is of great benefit to a Web site manager.
The steps in this tutorial will demonstrate various ways of randomly selecting music from a pool of content in an automatic scripted way that does not rely on confusing server-side cgi scripts.


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There is no official repository for Aptana in Ubuntu, so some manual steps are required in order to get Aptana to work. There is also a weird Unity menu display issue, fortuantely this can be worked around by the custom desktop launcher created below.
Visit http://www.aptana.com/downloads/start and download the latest zip file of Aptana
Or use wget (current as of time of writing)
wget -P ~/Downloads http://download.aptana.com/studio3/standalone/3.2.2/linux/Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_Linux_x86_64_3.2.2.zip
Unzip Aptana to /opt/aptana
sudo unzip ~/Downloads/Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_Linux* -d /opt -q sudo mv /opt/Aptana_Studio_3/ /opt/aptana/
Make sure you own it correctly (so updates will work)
sudo chown -R $(whoami):$(whoami) /opt/aptana/
Create the custom desktop launcher
sudo vim /usr/share/applications/aptana.desktop
and insert the follwing text:
[Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=Aptana Studio 3 Comment=IDE for Rails, Python, PHP Exec=/opt/aptana/AptanaStudio3 Icon=/opt/aptana/icon.xpm Terminal=false Type=Application Categories=GNOME;Application;Development; StartupNotify=true
You should now be able to find it in the unity launcher
Pinning it to the unity bar is a good idea
Hope this helps you, get cracking with Aptana in Ubuntu.


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Legend:
Elements:
Strongly Preferred
Preferred
Use with Caution
Use ONLY when Necessary
East Campus Connector
Firefly Trail
Urban Trail Network
North Oconee River Trail
Locate


Ray of hope for infertile couples as Muhimbili is set to open IVF clinic
by John NamkwaheIn Summary
- Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) has revealed its plans to introduce ‘in vitro fertilization’ (IVF) by January 2020, a fertility treatment for couples who are unable to conceive
Dar es Salaam: It is a joy for couples who for a long time have been unable to conceive due to infertility after Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) on Tuesday, November 19, 2019, announced that by January next year, it will start offering fertility treatment to help couples who have been trying to get a baby but have failed.
The procedure is medically known as ‘in vitro fertilization’ (IVF), -- a technique used to help a woman get pregnant. Eggs are taken from the ovaries and fertilized by sperm in a lab, where they develop into embryos. Then a doctor puts the embryos into the uterus.
According to medical sources, when it comes to infertility, IVF may be an option if you or your partner have been diagnosed with endometriosis, low sperm counts, problems with the uterus or fallopian tubes, problems with ovulation, antibody problems that harm sperm or eggs, the inability of sperm to penetrate or survive in the cervical mucus, poor egg quality, genetic disease of mother or father or an unexplained fertility problem.
The plan by MNH to introduce IVF was revealed by the hospital’s Executive Director, Prof Laurence Museru during a press conference held in Dar es Salaam.
Furthermore, Prof Museru asserted that the hospital's management will announce the IVF treatment costs in the near future.
"To begin with, we sent our staff to India to acquire knowledge on how the IVF treatment is being conducted," said Prof Museru.
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He added that MNH has already begun the process of procuring essential medical supplies needed for IVF treatment. The MNH boss further said that the hospital was currently rehabilitating a building located at MNH-Upanga which will be used for the purpose.


Reports when headOption
or lastOption
is emulated.
Example:
var seq: Seq[Int]
if (seq.nonEmpty) Some(seq.head) else None
seq.lift(0)
if (seq.size == 0) None else seq.lastOption
seq.lift(seq.size - 1)
After the quick-fix is applied:
var seq: Seq[Int]
seq.headOption
seq.headOption
seq.lastOption
seq.lastOption


This section is just my notepad. I post stuff of which I might do in future
TODO
Learning Stuff
- Basic DL model using CIFAR and Pytorch
- Download CIFAR using
wget https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~kriz/cifar-10-python.tar.gz
- Download CIFAR using
- Re-implement it using Pytorch Lightning
- Hyper optimization tuning using RayTune
- Training parameters (like learning rate) tuning
- Model parameters (No Of parameters in each layer & No of Layers) tuning
- Model Interpretability using Captum
- Explore model input interpretability for images
OpenMMLab
- Test MMDetection
- Test MMPose
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by FSA EditorThe revamped Davis Cup Finals began with defeats for defending champions Croatia and a talented Italy team.
Croatia’s hopes of defending their Davis Cup title took a huge early blow as they were beaten 3-0 by Russia in Madrid on Monday.
Champions a year ago, Croatia’s chances of even progressing from the first stage in the 2019 Finals already look remote – with Rafael Nadal’s Spain still to play in Group B.
Croatia took on Russia on centre court following the opening ceremony in a match-up that was hindered by key withdrawals ahead of the tournament.
Marin Cilic, who led Croatia to victory in 2018, missed out with injury, while Russia’s Daniil Medvedev ducked out citing fatigue.
Russia dealt with the absence of their number one in far more convincing fashion than Croatia, though, with Borna Gojo comfortably eased out 6-3 6-3 by Andrey Rublev in the first of three contests.
The two remaining star names did battle next, but Russia again came out on top as Karen Khachanov rallied past Borna Coric 6-7 (4-7) 6-4 6-4.
And then Rublev and Khachanov teamed up for a straight-sets doubles success against Ivan Dodig and Nikola Mektic.
Elsewhere, there was an upset as Italy went down to Canada 2-1, with both Fabio Fognini and Matteo Berrettini beaten in singles play.
Vasek Pospisil, ranked 150th in the world, defeated Khachanov at the US Open and claimed another scalp against Fognini, before Berrettini was turned over by Denis Shapovalov.
Italy sent in their two stars for the doubles, where they gained a measure of revenge over Pospisil and Shapovalov, winning in three.
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Steve Darcis had earlier seen off Santiago Giraldo in straight sets, but Goffin fell four games behind in the opener against Daniel Elahi Galan before staging a fightback.
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ROME, Nov 24 — Inter Milan kept up the pressure on Serie A leaders Juventus with a comfortable 3-0 win at Torino in torrential weather conditions yesterday.
Goals from Lautaro Martinez and Stefan de Vrij gave Antonio Conte’s side the halftime lead and Romelu Lukaku’s 10th strike of the season put the result beyond doubt in the second half.
Kick-off was delayed at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino so water could be swept off the pitch amid heavy rainfall, and the players had to work hard throughout the game on a sodden surface that deteriorated as the downpour continued.
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dss wp 10426.13(10) IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION WRIT PETITION NO.10426 OF 2013 Satish D. Darekar .. Petitioner vs. Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation .. Respondents Pimpri,Pune and ors. Mr. S.S.Kulkarni for the Petitioner. Mr. A.A.Kumbhakoni, Senior Advocate i/b Mr. G.H. Keluskar for Respondent Nos.1 & 2 Mr.V.S.Gokhale, AGP for Respondent Nos.5 & 6. CORAM : A. S. OKA & M. S. SONAK, JJ.
20TH FEBRUARY 2014 ORAL JUDGMENT (PER A.S.OKA, J.) :-
1] The Petitioner was served with a notice under Section 53(1) of Maharashtra Regional Town Planning Act, 1966 (for short "MRTP Act") alleging that on the land bearing survey no.51/3 of village Tathawadade, Taluka Mulshi, District Pune, the Petitioner has carried out illegal and unauthorized construction consisting of ground plus four upper floors totally admeasuring 5200 square meters. It is alleged that the Petitioner has constructed a hotel. It is stated to be a RCC construction. The notice was issued by the Pimpri Chichwad Municipal Corporation which is a Planning Authority within the meaning of the MRTP Act.
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2. Writ Petition No.7402 of 2013 was filed by the Petitioner for challenging the said notice and for other consequential reliefs.
After considering the case of the Petitioner, a Division Bench of this Court by a Judgment and order dated 10 th October 2013 upheld the legality and validity of the said notice under Section 53(1) of the said MRTP Act and declined to interfere in writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India. In fact, the Division Bench even declined to continue the earlier ad-interim relief and directed the 1st Respondent -Municipal Corporation to start demolition of the building and a period of four weeks was granted to the Petitioner to enable him to remove his belongings. As of today, the said order stands. We must note here that the learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner states that the Petitioner has applied for the review of the said judgment and order and the application is pending.
3] In the present Petition, it is pointed out that on 11 th May 2004, the Additional Collector, Pune passed an order permitting conversion of survey No.51/3 situated at Village Tathwade, District Pune for non-agricultural use. It is also pointed out that on 29 th March 2004, the Assistant Director of Town Planning, Pune Division, Pune recommended the plan submitted by the Petitioner for approval. On 11th May 2004, the layout plan of survey No.51/3 2/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) dividing the same into 12 plots plus amenity/commercial plots was sanctioned by competent authority. It is pointed out that on 5 th November 2012, the Petitioner submitted a revised development plan to the 1st Respondent-Municipal Corporation for its approval in respect of the redevelopment for the Hotel Satish Executive constructed by the Petitioner which is the subject matter of the notice under Section 53(1) of the MRTP Act. On 13 th December 2012, the objections as regards the said application were communicated to the Petitioner. On 16 th April 2013, the Petitioner allegedly cleared the objections and requested the Municipal Corporation to sanction the plan. By letter dated 20 th July 2013, the Corporation communicated refusal to grant permission. On 31 st October 2013, the Petitioner preferred an Appeal under Section 47 of the MRTP Act against the order dated 20 th July 2013 refusing the building permission. It is alleged that the Appellate Authority was busy and therefore, the prayer for interim relief could not be heard.
The only substantive prayer in this petition is prayer clause 'b', which reads thus.
"b] Be pleased to direct Respondent No.1 to 4 from taking any action upon the notice at Exhibit "D" issued u/s.53 dt. 17/7/2013 till appeal and stay application at Exhibit "J" is heard and until then the execution, operation and / or effect of the notice u/s.53 be kindly stayed and further stay be continued for further period of 4 week if any adverse order is passed in the appeal and said period 3/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) of 4 weeks be commenced from communitarian of the said order."
4] The learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner invited our attention to the letter dated 28th October 2013 addressed by the Petitioner to the Commissioner of 1st Respondent-Municipal Corporation in which it is stated that there is a sanctioned plan dated 29th March 2004 by which the Assistant Director of Town Planning, Pune Division, Pune has sanctioned construction of an area admeasuring 1285.24 Sq. Meters. (Ground + 4 Floors) and that the Gram Panchayat has sanctioned construction of an area admeasuring 1638.89 Sq. meters.(Ground + 4 Floors). On instructions, he states that thus a total construction admeasuring 2924.51 Sq. Meters has been carried out by the Petitioner. He submitted that the statement made in the notice dated 17 th July 2013 under section 53(1) of the MRTP Act that the area of the construction is 5200 Sq. Meters is factually incorrect. He submitted that under the Right to Information Act,2005 certain information was obtained which shows that as per the entry made in the record of the erstwhile Village Panchayat, the construction carried out by the Petitioner is authorized. He invited our attention to the various affidavits filed on record. In the affidavit dated 6 th February 2014, reliance is placed on a report of a committee headed by the Hon'ble 4/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) Revenue Minister Shri. Balasaheb Thorat and recommendations of the said Committee submitted to the State Government which recommends that all illegal constructions within the limits of 1 st Respondent - Municipal Corporation constructed up to 31 st January 2013 should be regularized as provided in the mechanism suggested in the report. He submitted that the said report is under active consideration of the State Government and no final decision has been taken on the report till today. He also relied upon another additional affidavit dated 10th February 2014 in which it is pointed out that the clearance to the proposal for regularization of all the unauthorized constructions made up to 31st January 2013 is likely to be given shortly. He has relied upon another affidavit filed on record relying upon information obtained under the Right To Information Act, which according to him shows that since April 2013, the revised building plans along with a revised commencement certificate in respect of the said land are kept ready by the 1 st Respondent.
However, the same have not been signed by the concerned officers.
He pointed out that the substantive Appeal under Section 47 of MRTP Act is pending before the State Government. He urged that if the pending Appeal before the State is allowed, the offending structure will be regularized and therefore, pending the final disposal of the Appeal, the structure may be protected. He 5/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) reiterated that the construction carried out by the Petitioner of his Hotel is only to the extent of 2924.51 Sq. meters as permitted by the Assistant Director of Town Planning in the year 2004 as well as the subsequent permission granted by the erstwhile Village Panchayat in the year 2007. He urged that in all probability, the structure will be regularized. He states that if ultimately the Appeal is dismissed, the Petitioner is willing to remove the said structure. He, therefore, submitted that a limited protection be granted to the Petitioner till the disposal of the Appeal. He submitted that in any event, the State is likely to take a policy decision under which said construction is likely to be protected. He submitted that even if the Municipal Corporation regularizes the structure, the Petitioner will have to pay the necessary amount. He submitted that the proposal for development permission submitted by the Petitioner which was rejected by a communication dated 20th July 2013 not only covers the building subject matter of the notice dated 17 th July 2013, but also the other structures which are subject matter of companion Writ Petition No.9263 of 2013.
5] We have heard the learned senior counsel appearing for the Municipal Corporation, who invited our attention to the fact that the legality and validity of the notice under Section 53(1) of the MRTP 6/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) Act has been upheld by this Court. He also invited our attention to the affidavit in reply filed by the Dy-City Engineer in the earlier Writ Petition No.7402 of 2013 and the annexures thereto.
6] We have considered the submissions. Firstly, it must be noted that in the notice dated 17th July 2013 under the MRTP Act, which was challenged by the Petitioner by filing Writ Petition No.7402 of 2013, the specific allegation is that the Petitioner has carried out unauthorized construction of ground + 4 Floors admeasuring 5200 square meters. We have perused the memorandum of Writ Petition No. 7402 of 2013. Careful scrutiny of the memorandum of the said Writ Petition shows that the Petitioner relied upon only one permission namely the permission dated 23 rd July 2007 granted by the erstwhile Village Panchayat. We must note here that during the course of submissions, the learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner, on instructions, stated that the said permission granted on 23rd July 2007 is in relation to area of 2924.51 Sq. Meters. The village Thathawade was included within the limits of the first Respondent Municipal Corporation in the year 2010. In the earlier Writ Petition, the Petitioner has relied upon the alleged building permission granted under the provisions of Section 44 of the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, 1966 and under Section 18 of 7/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) the MRTP Act. It is pertinent to note that in the entire Petition, the Petitioner has not disputed the case made out in the impugned notice that the area of the construction carried out by him was 5200 Sq. Meters. Careful perusal of the judgment and order dated 10 th October 2013 passed by this Court shows that such contention was not raised before the Division Bench.
7] It is not disputed by the Petitioner that even in 2004, Section 18 of the MRTP Act was applicable to the area in which the said land on which the construction is carried out. The reason being that the area was covered by a Regional Plan. Sub-sections (1) and (2) section 18 of the MRTP reads thus:
"18. Restriction on change of users of land or development thereof: (1) No person shall on or [after the publication of the notice that the draft Regional plan has been prepared or the draft Regional plan has been approved], institute or change the use of any land for any purpose other than agriculture, or carry out any development in respect of any land without the previous permission of the Municipal Corporation or Municipal Council, within whose area the land is situate, and elsewhere, of the Collector.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, the permission referred, to in sub-section (1) shall not be granted otherwise than in conformity with the provisions of the draft or final Regional plan."
Admittedly, the said land was included within the limits of the Municipal Corporation in the year 2010. Sub-section (1) of Section 8/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) 18 of the MRTP Act mandates that no development can be carried out on such a land without the previous permission of the Collector.
Hence, till the year 2010, no construction could be carried out on the said land without permission of the Collector.
8] The Petitioner seems to be fully aware of the requirement of Section 18 of the MRTP Act and that is the reason why in the earlier Petition, repeatedly the Petitioner relied upon building permission allegedly granted under Section 18 of the MRTP Act. Such averments are found in paragraph 3 and 12 of the earlier Petition.
Thus, this position which emerges is that neither in 2004 nor in 2007, the Petitioner could have carried out any construction without the previous permission of the Collector and therefore, notwithstanding all other permissions relied upon by the Petitioner, it is obvious that the entire structure subject matter of the notice dated 17th July 2013 is completely illegal and unauthorized. Admittedly, the Petitioner did not obtain a permission from the Collector.
9] As we have narrated earlier, in the earlier Writ Petition, the Petitioner has relied upon only the permission granted by the Village Panchayat on 23rd July 2007. The learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner on instructions now states that the said permission 9/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) relates to the constructed area of 2924.51 Sq. Meters. As the Petitioner knew that the entire structure is unauthorized, obviously he applied on 5th November 2012 for grant of permission to the first Respondent-Municipal Corporation. It will be interesting to note what the Petitioner represented in his letter dated 28 th October 2013 addressed to the Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation. He has stated thus;
"In view of this position, your attention is drawn to sanctioned plan dated 29/3/2004. The Asstt. Director of Town Planning, Pune Division, Pune has sanctioned an area admeasuring 1285.24 Sq.Mtrs. (Ground + 4 Floors) Whereas the Gram Panchayat, Thathawade has sanctioned an area admeasuring 1638.89 Sq. Mtrs. (Ground + 4 Floors) In view of these building permissions, I have constructed total area admeasuring 2924.51 Sq. Mtrs. (Ground + 4 Floors) I am enclosing herewith the certificate issued by Govt. approved Valuer and Architect, Mr. Harshad Reparel, showing the total area construction caused floor wise area as per the above referred sanction plans.
Whereas your notice U/s.53, MRTP, 1966 dated 17/7/2013 refers 5200 Sq.Mtrs. Unauthorized construction of the hotel as described by boundaries."
10] Thus the Petitioner represented that on 29th March 2004, the Assistant Director of Town Planning has granted a permission to construct to the extent of 1285.24 Sq. Meters. In the present Petition, there is no assertion made that the Assistant Director of Town Planning granted permission on 29th March 2004, but it is specifically stated that he recommended the plan submitted by the 10/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) Petitioner for approval. Admittedly, the approval to the said plan was never granted by the Collector. Though in the aforesaid letter, the Petitioner has made a representation to the Municipal Corporation that the Gram Panchayat had granted a permission to construct only to the extent of 1638.89 Sq. Meters, now the Petitioner contends that that the Gram Panchayat had granted permission to construct a structure to the extent of 2924.51 Sq. Meters. In view of Section 18 of the MRTP Act, only the Collector could have granted permission till the said land came in to the limits of the first Respondent Municipal Corporation.
11] After the service of the said notice dated 17th July 2013, on 20th July 2013, the Municipal Corporation rejected the Application for development permission made by the Petitioner. The earlier Writ Petition is affirmed on 5th August 2013. Perusal of the averments made in the earlier Writ Petition shows that in paragraph 5, the Petitioner has referred to a letter dated 23 rd July 2013 addressed by him to the Municipal Corporation and has made a grievance that no decision has been taken by the Municipal Corporation on the plan.
In the entire Petition, the Petitioner has not disclosed that on 20 th July 2013, a communication was issued by the Municipal Corporation rejecting the prayer for grant of development 11/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) permission. It will be interesting to note the prayers made in the earlier Petition. The prayer clauses 'A' & 'B' of the earlier Petition read thus [A] That this Honourable Court be pleased to issue a writ mandamus or writ in the nature of mandamus or any other appropriate writ direction and order under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, 1950, quashing and setting aside the notice issued u/s. 53 of the Maharashtra Regional & Town Planning Act, 1966 by Respondent No.3, for and on behalf of the Respondent Nos.1 and 2 bearing No.Tha/BP/Tathawade/12/2013, dated 17th July 2013.
[B] That this Honourable Court be pleased to issue a writ mandamus or writ in the nature of mandamus or any other appropriate writ direction and order under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, 1950, directing the Respondent Nos.1 and 2 to consider and forthwith give the sanction to the Building Plan submitted by the Petitioner for making construction on the property namely Survey No.51/3/1 Tathawade, Taluka Mulshi, District Pune, within such time as this Honourable Court may deem fit.
(emphasis added) 12] The perusal of the judgment and order in the earlier Petition shows that in the first paragraph, the Division Bench has noted the said prayers. In paragraph 4, a submission made by the learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner is recorded that the provisions of Section 18 of the MRTP Act would be applicable. We have already noted that the Section 18 of the MRTP Act empowers only the Collector to grant development permission, when a property covered by a regional plan is not situated in Municipal limits. In paragraph 6, the Division Bench held that there was nothing illegal 12/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) in the impugned notice under Section 53(1) of the MRTP Act. In paragraph 7, the Division Bench observed that considering the conduct of the Petitioner, it was not a fit case to exercise writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India. In fact, this Court declined to grant extension of ad-interim relief granted earlier and permitted only four weeks time to the Petitioner to remove his belongings from the structure. Thus,the prayer specifically made in the said petition for a direction to the first Respondent to grant permission stands rejected.
13] Whether construction carried out by the Petitioner is to the extent of 5200 Sq. Meters or of an area less than that, the fact remains that the entire construction is completely illegal as a permission in accordance with Section 18 of the MRTP Act was not obtained. Apart from this, we must note here that as indicated above, the prayer made in the earlier Writ Petition for a direction to grant permission was not granted.
14] The Petitioner was himself conscious of the fact what he has done was completely illegal and that is the reason why he applied to the Municipal Corporation for grant of a permission in November 2012. It is true that under sub-section 3 of Section 53 of the MRTP 13/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) Act, the Petitioner could have applied for permission under Section 44 for retention of the building. The fact remains that the Petitioner did not apply for retention. Prior to the notice, he had already applied for permission thereby accepting the fact that he had carried out the illegal construction without the permission. in any case, we are dealing with a Petitioner whose conduct is already deprecated by this Court in the earlier Petition. Even going by the case made out by the Petitioner, a very large illegal construction to the extent of 2924.51 Sq. Meters has been brazenly made by the Petitioner.
15] At this stage, before dealing with the report of the Committee relied upon by the Petitioner, we must make a reference to the judgment and order dated 4th October 2013 passed by a Division Bench of this Court in Public Interest Litigation No.207 of 2010.
Paragraph 2 of the said order reads thus:
2. The grievance which has been highlighted in these proceedings, which have been filed in the public interest, reveals an alarming state of affairs within the jurisdiction of Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (`PCMC'). Unauthorized constructions have been made brazenly without building permissions. Even according to the PCMC, there are over 66,000 unauthorized constructions. The PCMC has been lax in enforcing its obligations as a planning authority apart from issuing notices and lodging FIRs in certain cases. The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (`MPCB') which is vested with statutory powers of enforcing the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) 14/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) Act, 1981, has also stood by and besides issuing notices, failed to exercise its statutory powers for enforcing compliance with law.
(emphasis added) Paragraph 4 of the said judgment and order notes the stand taken by the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation that a proposal has been submitted to the State Government to regularize all illegal constructions made prior to 31 st March 2011. It also records that earlier, a proposal was submitted to the Government for regularization of all unauthorized constructions prior to 31 st March 2012. What is material is paragraph 9 of the said judgment, which reads thus:
9. The material which has been placed on the record leaves no manner of doubt that there is a complete breakdown of governance in the enforcement of urban planning legislation within the jurisdiction of PCMC. The PCMC is a planning authority within the meaning of the Maharashtra Regional Town Planning Act, 1966 and is duty bound to enforce those provisions. As many as 66,324 structures are found to be unauthorized. Even after issuing notices of demolition, the PCMC has taken action only against 225 structures. The illegalities are compounded by a proposal for regularization en masse. This is a virtual negation of the rule of law. Learned counsel for PCMC states that PCMC lacks adequate infrastructure and is dependent on the Police authorities to support its enforcement measures. What is disturbing is the complete absence of administrative will on the part of the authorities of the State including the planning authority to take cognizance of the serious dimensions of the unauthorized structures within the limits of PCMC. PCMC has compounded the illegalities by now proposing to regularize initially all structures which had come up 15/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) prior to 31 March 2011 and subsequently all structures which have come up prior to 31 March 2012. The consequence of these proposals does not require any stretch of imagination to appreciate. What the PCMC has proposed to do in fact acts as an incentive for those who carry out unauthorized constructions, since the violaters of the law can be sanguine in that belief that their structures will not be demolished and in fact would be tolerated at a future date. We emphatically disapprove of the conduct and the decisions of the PCMC and hold the Commissioner of PCMC personally responsible for taking immediate steps and stringent action against unauthorized constructions including those which form the subject matter of the PIL before this Court.
(emphasis added) 16] Thereafter, in paragraph 10, the Division Bench issued following directions:
"10. We direct, in consequence, the Commissioner of Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation to take steps forthwith against all the unauthorized structures to which a reference has been made in the affidavit-in-reply of the PCMC in accordance with law. The Commissioner of Police shall render all required assistance."
17] Thus this Court strongly disapproved the proposal submitted by the first Respondent Municipal Corporation for regularization of thousands of illegal and unauthorized constructions in the city of Pimpari Chinchwad. At this stage, it will be necessary to a make reference to a recent decision of the Apex Court in the case of Dipak Kumar Mukherjee vs. Kolkata Municipal Corporation & Ors. 1 eepak vs. 2013 (5) SCC page 336. In paragraph 2 of the said 1 (2013) 5 SCC 336 16/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) decision, the Apex Court has observed thus;
2. In the last four decades, the menace of illegal and unauthorized constructions of buildings and other structures in different parts of the country has acquired monstrous proportion. This Court has repeatedly emphasized the importance of planned development of the cities and either approved the orders passed by the High Court or itself gave directions for demolition of illegal constructions as in K. Ramadas Shenoy v. Chief Officers, Town Municipal Council, Udipi2, Virender Gaur v. State of Haryana3, Pleasant Stay Hotel v. Palani Hills Conservation Council4, Cantonment Board, Jabalpur v. S.N. Awasthi5, Pratibha Coop. Housing Society Ltd. v. State of Maharashtra6, G.N.Khajuria v. Delhi Development Authority7, Manju Bhatia v. NDMC8, M.I. Builders (P) ltd. v.
Radhey Shyam Sahu9, Friends Colony Development Committee v. State of Orissa 10, Shanti Sports Club v. Union of India11 and Priyanka Estates International (P) Ltd. v. State of Assam12".
Thereafter, the Apex Court considered its earlier decisions and in paragraph 29 it was held thus:
"29. It must be remembered that while preparing master plans/zonal plans, the Planning Authority takes into consideration the prospectus of future development and accordingly provides for basic amenities like water and electricity lines, drainage, sewerage, etc. Unauthorized construction of buildings not only destroys the concept of planned development which is beneficial to the public but also places unbearable burden on the 2 (1974) 2 SCC 506 3 (1995) 2 SCC 577 4 (1995) 6 SCC 127 5 1995 Supp (4) SCC 595 6 (1991) 3 SCC 341 7 (1995) 5 SCC 762 8 (1997) 6 SCC 370 9 (1999) 6 SCC 464 10 (2004) 8 SCC 733 11 (2009) 15 SCC 705 12 (2010) 2 SCC 27 17/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) basic amenities and facilities provided by the public authorities. At times, construction of such buildings becomes hazardous for the public and creates traffic congestion. Therefore, it is imperative for the concerned public authorities not only to demolish such construction but also impose adequate penalty on the wrongdoer".
(emphasis added) The Apex Court laid emphasis on the fact that unauthorized construction of the buildings not only destroys the concept of planned development which is beneficial to the public, but it places unbearable burden on the basic amenities provided by the public Authorities. Therefore, the Apex Court observed that it is imperative for the public authorities not only to demolish such construction but also impose adequate penalty on the wrongdoer. We must note here that the order in Public Interest Litigation takes a note in fact at that stage about 66,000 structures within the limits of the first Respondent-Municipal Corporation were found to be unauthorized.
18] In this context, now we must deal with the submissions made by the learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner on the basis of a report submitted by a Committee appointed by the State Government. Shockingly, in the teeth of the observations made by the Division Bench of this Court in Public Interest Litigation No.207 of 2010, which we have quoted above, the Committee has 18/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) recommended that all illegal structures within the limits of the first Respondent Municipal Corporation made up to 31 st January 2013 shall be regularized by following the procedure laid down in the recommendations. We must note here that the order in PIL relates to the same Municipal Corporation and the Committee appointed by the State Government which is stated to be headed by a Hon'ble Minister has made such recommendations. Taking a conservative estimate of the illegal structures in existence in the city as 66,000, no debate is required to observe that such large scale unauthorized constructions have completely disturbed the concept of planned development of the city for which Municipal Corporation has been constituted. Such large number of unauthorized structures will place unbearable burden on the basic amenities. The citizens who are residing in the lawfully constructed buildings and structures will be thus deprived of their legitimate right to effectively enjoy the beneficial amenities as 66,000 illegal constructions will place unbearable burden on the public amenities provided in the city for the benefit of law abiding citizens. Fortunately, it is pointed out that as of today, the State Government has not taken any final decision on the recommendations of the Committee. While taking final decision, the State Government cannot overlook the law laid down by the Apex Court not only in the case of Dipak (supra) but also in 19/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) several other cases. While considering the said proposal, the State Government will be under an obligation to consider the findings recorded by the Division Bench of this Court in P.I.L. NO.207 of 2010. We have already noted the observations made by the Division Bench projecting the effect of protecting such large number of illegal structures. From what we gather from paragraph '9' of the order of the Division Bench is that this Court was conscious of the fact that once a cut-off date is fixed for tolerating illegal constructions, in future, there will be certainly extensions granted to the said cut off date. The Division Bench observed that such policy encourages the violators of law and gives confidence to the violators of law that illegal structures would be tolerated even in future. This Court has emphatically disapproved the proposal submitted by the Municipal Corporation. The disapproval expressed by this Court is on the proposal of the Municipal Corporation to regularize all unauthorized constructions. The laws regarding town planning cannot be defeated by tolerating such large number of unauthorized structures. Such toleration of structures is nothing but encouraging the wrongdoers who treat the law with contempt. The State cannot encourage illegalities. The State cannot discourage those who abide by law by obtaining permissions before making construction. The State Government is a party Respondent to this 20/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) Petition. The State Government will have to consider all these aspects before any final decision is taken. We hope and trust that the State Government will not go against the law laid down by the Apex Court and this Court .
19] Now coming to the facts of the case, the Petitioner's conduct has already been deprecated in the earlier Petition. After considering the submissions made by the Petitioner, we find that the construction of a very large area for commercial use has been made without obtaining prior permission in accordance with law.
20] Knowing fully well that what he was doing was illegal, the Petitioner has carried out illegal construction. Few years after carrying out construction, in the year 2012, the Petitioner made an attempt to obtain a permission. That attempt has failed but the Appeal against the order of rejection has been pending.
21] Considering the conduct of the Petitioner and considering the fact that patently illegal construction of a very large building for running a hotel is carried out by the Petitioner, this is not a case where in writ jurisdiction, any relief can be granted to the Petitioner.
In fact, the learned counsel appearing for the Municipal Corporation 21/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) is justified in contending that the rejection of prayer clause 'B' in the earlier Petition may come in the way of the Petitioner prosecuting the Appeal preferred by him on merits. However, it is for the Appellate Authority to consider the effect of the order passed in the earlier writ Petition filed by the Petitioner.
22] At this stage, the learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner states that if the Petitioner pulls down the construction or his construction is demolished, in Appeal, the State Government will not consider the question of grant of a permission. There is no basis for this apprehension. As the notice under Section 53 of the MRTP Act has become final, the Municipal Corporation will have to demolish the structure. Even after demolition of the structure, if a permission is granted by the State Government in accordance with law, the Petitioner can re-erect his structure.
23] The Writ Petition is, accordingly, rejected. Considering the conduct of the Petitioner, we direct the Petitioner to pay costs quantified at Rs.50,000/-. The cost shall be paid to the State Government within a period of two months from today. We make it clear that the State Government will have to use the amount of costs for some welfare measures and not for rehabilitating those 22/23 ::: Downloaded on - 11/03/2014 22:49:34 ::: dss wp 10426.13(10) who have been benefited by the unauthorized and illegal construction of the structures.
24] The learned counsel appearing for the Petitioner seeks continuation of ad-interim relief granted by this Court. Even in the earlier Petition, the said prayer was rejected. Therefore, we reject the prayer for continuation of ad-interim relief. However, we extend the time granted under earlier order dated 10th October 2013 to the Petitioner to remove his belongings by a period of four weeks from today.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Current International Perception of Brazil author: display_name: Fabio Pereira login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://fabiopereira.me author_login: admin author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://fabiopereira.me wordpress_id: 346 wordpress_url: http://fabiopereira.me/blog/?p=346 date: '2011-02-22 06:10:20 +0' date_gmt: '2011-02-22 13:10:20 +0' categories: - Technical tags: - Video - Brazil - Economics comments: - id: 10571 author: Paulo Neto author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-02-22 09:44:34 +0' date_gmt: '2011-02-22 16:44:34 +0' content: "They should have showed the terrible situation of all brazilian airports. Is God brazilian? Hah he seen Brazil when it rains? Has he seen inside our prisions?\r\nWhy, in 8 years of government, Lula never hired Geoffrey Rush to teach him to speak right? (I just can't even listening to his 'tongue'voice)." - id: 10572 author: Paulo Neto author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-02-22 09:52:09 +0' date_gmt: '2011-02-22 16:52:09 +0' content: It's a huge shame Lula hasn't, in all these years, learnt one single word in English (or any other language). I presume he doesn't even know that metal worker is "torneiro mecânico" or slum is "favela".  Fabio Pereira » Current International Perception of Brazil fabiopereira.me/blog/2011/02/22/current-international-perception-of-brazil/ – view page – cached Current International Perception of Brazil [...]' - id: 184907 author: Ramroum author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003469639354 date: '2015-07-22 13:45:17 +1000' date_gmt: '2015-07-22 20:45:17 +1000' content: adminMay 12, 2009Thanks! I'm already wrinitg a nice one! Please if you can keep spreading the word about the blog! you're good on that! All the content about Canada it's still there! So people can still look that! And you can ask Helen and Barry to check it out! ---
As a brazilian, it was very interesting to watch this video. It shows what americans think about Brazil. It's pretty accurate, with some exceptions. Especially the fact that it mentions Lula, former president, as the responsible for stabilizing the economy. It was actually the president before him who did it Fernando Henrique Cardoso. Lula has just proceeded with most of Fernando Henrique's action plans.
It's true that the video doesn't express the reality, but it felt to me like a small retrospective...
What's good about Brazil:
- Growing at 7%, 3 times faster than America
- 14% of the world's fresh water
- 80% of its electricity comes from hydropower
- For its size, the world's greenest economy
- World leading exporter of beef, chicken, orange juice, sugar, coffee.
- Police has recently pacified 13 slums and there's 27 more to go in Rio
- 1 trillion dollar of oil found recently 150 miles from the coast
- Economists are predicting that Brazil, China, Russia and India will dominate the world economy in the 21st century
- A country that would rather play soccer and make love other than fight a war
What can be improved:
- The brazilian way: "Why do something today that you can pay someone to do it the day after tomorrow?"
- Incredibly high taxes on almost everything
- 90% of the roads are still unpaved
- Public transportation
- Rich/Poor gap
- High tolerance for corruption
- Bureaucratic red tape
I'd be happy to hear comments... There's a lot of comments for the video on youtube.


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This website is the senpy Playground, which allows you to test the instance of senpy in this server. It provides a user-friendly interface to the functions exposed by the senpy API.
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| Genres: | Drama |
| Director: | Kelly Reichardt |
| Writer: | Jonathan Raymond, Kelly Reichardt |
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December 8, 2012
The meeting was called to order by President Jane
(KA0USA) at 2:15 p.m. in King Room A at Pueblo West Library. Twenty-five
members and eight guests were present.
Members attending were:
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Roger (W0ROG)
- LaDawn (KD0QMS)
- Paul (KB0JIT)
- Steve (KD0QCF)
- Carrie (KD0SOV)
- J (KD0GTR)
- Tom (KD0SAH)
- Bill (W0NHF)
- Ed (NI5R)
- Stan (KC0OYO)
- David (KY6YYY)
- Torry (KD0TQO)
- Gary Maier
- Dan (NG0T)
- Jim (NE0DA)
- Stanley (WB0JRG)
- Michael (KD0TKK)
- Andy (ND0P)
- Bob (WD0FBW)
- Jane (KA0USA)
- Kirk (KD0LDH)
- Carol (KD0TQN)
- Del (KD0RRH)
- Tony (KD0OXO)
- Gene (K9HBR)
Guests:
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Linda Sipes
- Diane Stasiak
- Donna Kelley
- Catherine Force
- Linda Hill
- Billy (K5LKT)
- Janice (KC0UKU)
- Phyllis (KC0WYK)
New Members:
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Gary Maier (unlicensed)
- Tony (KD0OXO)
- Mike (KD0TKK)
Birthdays:
Newly Licensed Members: None
Members renewing since last meeting: None
Memberships Expiring in December: None
New ARRL Memberships or Renewals: None
ARRL Membership Report:
Rag Chew Report:
News from the members:
(What have you done in the last month pertaining to amateur radio?
Secretary's Report:
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Meeting notes are e-mailed to all members and
prospects as soon as they are written and are posted on our website,
beginning with the January 2010 meeting. We also have a copy of the
minutes of last month's meeting at the sign-in table at each meeting
for anyone who would like to go through it. If anyone has questions
about the minutes, the Secretary will be happy to answer them and
make corrections if needed.
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A motion by Torry (KD0TQO) and seconded by Bob
(WB0WDF) to accept the minutes. Motion carried.
Treasurer's Report:
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NG0T reported the treasury has $2,717.00 and the
change fund has $25.00. Bob (WD0FBW moved and Bob (WB0WDF) seconded
to accept the treasures report. Motion carried.
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The Audit committee consisting of Jim (NE0DA), Neal
(KD0MBL), and Bill (KD0RPD) reported the annual audit was completed
and all was in order.
Ways & Means Report:
Old Business:
.New Business:
Miscellaneous:
Coming Events:
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Each Tuesday - 7:00 p.m.
- First session of the PWARC net on the Royal Gorge Ham Club repeater
at Canon City (145.490 [-] PL103.5).
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Each Tuesday - 7:30 p.m.
- Second session of the PWARC, 146.445 MHz FM simplex. Alternate
frequency, 146.430 FM simplex.
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Each Thursday - 7:00 p.m.
- Test for back-up net frequency on 147.000 (+), PL 100. Main purpose
is to see how many club members can hit this repeater, especially
those in Pueblo and east of there.
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Saturday, Jan. 5 - 9:00 a.m.
- Ragchew - Hen House Café.
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Saturday, Jan. 12 - 2:00 p.m.
- PWARC meeting, Pueblo West Library
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For other events, see the PWARC Calendar at www.qsl.net/na0pw/Calendar.htm
Drawing: The
drawing for the 6 Meter radio was won by David Ewing, KC0RNI, of Westminster.
Adjournment:
Called by Jane (KA0USA)
Program: SWR and
Antenna Tuners, Bill (WA0KAQ)
Submitted by Paul Sipes, Secretary
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latency-monitor
A monitor that periodically times how long it takes for a callback to be called. Think event loop latency.
Usage
This tool allows you to time and get summaries of how long async functions took. By default, it assumes you want to measure event loop latency, but as this example shows, you can use it for a simple ping pong setup with Promises too. This code works in both browsers and node.js and will do its best effort to use as accurate a timer as possible.
Example event loop monitor (default).
import LatencyMonitor from 'latency-monitor';
const monitor = new LatencyMonitor();
console.log('Event Loop Latency Monitor Loaded: %O', {
latencyCheckIntervalMs: monitor.latencyCheckIntervalMs,
dataEmitIntervalMs: monitor.dataEmitIntervalMs
});
monitor.on('data', (summary) => console.log('Event Loop Latency: %O', summary));
/*
* In console you will see something like this:
* Event Loop Latency Monitor Loaded:
* {dataEmitIntervalMs: 5000, latencyCheckIntervalMs: 500}
* Event Loop Latency:
* {avgMs: 3, events: 10, maxMs: 5, minMs: 1, lengthMs: 5000}
*/
More Theory
We use setTimeout
to pick when to run the next test. We do this so we can add in some randomness to avoid aligning
our events with some external event (e.g. another timer that triggers a slow event). When we are monitoring event loop latency
(i.e. no async function provided), then we simply record how long getting the callback really took.
When we measure an async function, we only time how long that async function took to call the passed in cb
.
When used in a browser, this tool disables itself if the page is hidden because of restrictions with how often we can call setTimeout see this.
When monitoring event loop latency, we add in 1ms to all measurements. setTimeout
is not more accurate than 1ms, so this ensures
every number is greater than 0. To remove this offset, simply subtract 1 from all stats.
TLDR; event loop latency monitoring does NOT have sub-millisecond accuracy, even if the emitted numbers show this.
Installation
Install latency-monitor
as a dependency:
npm install --save latency-monitor
On Demand Browser Latency
We also host a copy of the browser event loop latency detector on jsdelivr. To use this, you can include the script in a src tag, or simply load it in Chrome DevTools. You should expect to see the same output as documented above in usage.
Load via script
element (paste into page's html):
<script src='//cdn.jsdelivr.net/latency-monitor/0.2.1/EventLoopPrinterWebpacked.js'></script>
Load via script
in JavaScript (paste in your devtools - e.g. Chrome DevTools):
var el = document.createElement('script');
el.setAttribute('src', 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/latency-monitor/0.2.1/EventLoopPrinterWebpacked.js')
document.body.appendChild(el)
Load via jquery
(if you have $
loaded on the page already, paste this in Chrome DevTools or in your code):
$.getScript('//cdn.jsdelivr.net/latency-monitor/0.2.1/EventLoopPrinterWebpacked.js');
Last resort: Load via XMLHTTPRequest:
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
xhr.open("GET", "//cdn.jsdelivr.net/latency-monitor/0.2.1/EventLoopPrinterWebpacked.js", true);
xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {
if (xhr.readyState == 4) {
// WARNING! Might be evaluating an evil script!
var resp = eval(xhr.responseText);
}
};
xhr.send();
Note: Remember to change 0.2.1 above to whatever is the latest version of latency-monitor.
Debugging
We use debug. In node set env variable DEBUG=latency-monitor:*
or in a browser localStorage.debug='latency-monitor'
to see debugging output.
Notes
This is a reasonable attempt to make a latency monitor. There are issues such as:
- We don't wait for the last event to finish when emitting stats. This means if the last event in a cycle takes the longest, or is never returned, then for that cycle large latency isn't recorded.


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