List and Tree Controls
JBList and Tree
Whenever you would normally use a standard Swing JList component, it’s recommended to use the JBList class as drop-in replacement. JBList supports the following additional features on top of JList:
-
Drawing a tooltip with complete text of an item if the item doesn’t fit into the list box width.
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Drawing a gray text message in the middle of the list box when it contains no items. The text can be customized by calling
getEmptyText().setText()
. -
Drawing a busy icon in the top right corner of the list box to indicate that a background operation is being performed. This can be enabled by calling
setPaintBusy()
.
Similarly, the Tree class provides a replacement for the standard JTree class. In addition to the features of JBList, it supports wide selection painting (Mac style) and auto-scroll on drag & drop.
ColoredListCellRenderer and ColoredTreeCellRenderer
When you need to customize the presentation of items in a list box or a tree, it’s recommended to use the
ColoredListCellRenderer
or
ColoredTreeCellRenderer
classes as the cell renderer.
These classes allow you to compose the presentation out of multiple text fragments with different attributes by calling append()
and to set an optional icon for the item by calling setIcon
.
The renderer automatically takes care of setting the correct text color for selected items and of many other platform-specific rendering details.
ListSpeedSearch and TreeSpeedSearch
To facilitate keyboard-based selection of items in a list box or a tree, you can install a speed search handler on it using the
ListSpeedSearch
and
TreeSpeedSearch.
This can be done simply by calling new ListSpeedSeach(list)
or new TreeSpeedSearch(tree)
.
If you need to customize the text which is used to locate the element, you can override the getElementText()
method.
Alternatively, you can pass a function to convert items to strings.
A function needs to be passed as elementTextDelegate
to the
ListSpeedSearch
constructor or as toString
to the
TreeSpeedSearch
constructor.
ToolbarDecorator
A very common task in plugin development is showing a list or a tree where the user is allowed to add, remove, edit or reorder the items. The implementation of this task is greatly facilitated by the ToolbarDecorator class. This class provides a toolbar with actions on items and automatically enables drag & drop reordering of items in list boxes if supported by the underlying list model. The position of the toolbar above or below the list depends on the graphics platform under which the IDE is running.
To use a toolbar decorator:
-
If you need to support removing and reordering of items in a list box, make sure the model of your list implements the EditableModel interface. CollectionListModel is a handy model class that implements this interface.
-
Call ToolbarDecorator.createDecorator to create a decorator instance.
-
If you need to support adding and/or removing items, call
setAddAction()
and/orsetRemoveAction()
. -
If you need other buttons in additional to the standard ones, call
addExtraAction()
orsetActionGroup()
. -
Call
createPanel()
and add the component it returns to your panel.


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explore your spotify playlists according to their audio features
visualize the distributions of individual tracks
filter your playlists and make new ones to fit the characteristics you want
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X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(X, y,
test_size=0.4,
random_state=random_state)
print("train_test_split happend")
lscp.fit(X_train)
scores = lscp.decision_function(X_test)
random_state = np.random.RandomState(0)
el = []
k_list = random_state.randint(5, 200, size=50).tolist()
for k in k_list:
el.append(LOF(k))


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Including tip, the bill is {{tip.result.total}} or {{tip.result.perPerson}} per Person.
{{tip.result.tip}} of that is tip (or {{tip.result.tipPerPerson}} per Person).
In the USA, 10-20% and at least 1-2 Dollars is considered a reasonable tip for most services, like restaurants, taxis, bars (bartender), spa service etc.
In most other countrys, the average tip is much lower, ranging from 0-10% for the services mentioned above.
Please consider that a lot of service workers depend on your tip to get a fair hourly wage. At the same time remember that tipping is should be a reward, and, while recommended, is not mandatory.
hould you tip?
Yes, if the service was acceptable. Many jobs in the service industry pay very little. Without tips, these workers would have a hard time raising a family.
Who should you tip?
Just about anyone in the service industry. Including, but not limited to, non-fast food restaurant workers, barbers, maids, taxi drivers, bartenders, and webmasters of conversion sites. ;)
How much should you tip?
The generally accepted value is 15% to 20%, though outside North America it may be different.
If service was horrible, tip nothing and notify management. If the service was slow, tip 10%. If service was ok, tip 15%. If service was great, tip 20%.
Keep in mind if the service is slow it is not always the servers fault. If you ever plan to return then the service was good enough that you should tip something. If the service was so poor that you plan not to tip, then it was also poor enough that you should notify management.
Enter the amount of the bill, the percentage you want to tip and, if you're not alone, the number of people you want to split the bill with.
The tip calculator then shows you how much the bill is (including tip) and what each person has to pay if you're splitting the bill.
It also shows you the amount of tip given and the amount of tip given per person.
So, you're at your favorite restaurant without an Internet connection and you left your trusty calculator in your other pocket protector? All is not lost, there is a somewhat easy way to calculate the tip.
15% = 10% + 5%. So what you need to do is figure out 10% then add half (5%).
10% is very easy to calculate, you just move the decimal place one to the left. For example, if the bill is $25.00 then 10% would be $2.50.
Then to figure out 5%, just take half of that, which would be $1.25.
Now you have 10% which is $2.50 and 5% which is $1.25, add them together for a total of $3.75.
Often, the bill ends up at some obscure value such as $17.73, which may be a bit difficult to calculate using the above method. In cases like that, just round it to the nearest dollar. It would be much easier to calculate the tip for $18.00.
If you want to tip for the service you got and don't know how much or if you're out with friends or family and you want to split the bill this calculator is the right choice for you. Another quick tip estimator. Some countries and states have a sales tax, and you can base your tip off of that. For example, my state has a sales tax of 8.2%, so I would just double the tax and leave that much for a tip. A tip or gratuity is an extra sum of money paid to certain service workers for a service performed. While tip is normally not expected in most part of the world, it is widely practiced in the United States and Canada, especially in restaurants. In the United States, the Federal law allows employers to include tip in the compensation towards satisfying minimum wage requirement


estimateAffine3D Computes an optimal affine transformation between two 3D point sets
M = cv.estimateAffine3D(src, dst)
[M, inliers] = cv.estimateAffine3D(...)
[...] = cv.estimateAffine3D(..., 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
Input
- src First input 3D point set. Cell array of 3-element vectors
{[x,y,z],...}
or Nx3/Nx1x3/1xNx3 numeric array.
- dst Second input 3D point set. Same size and type as
src
.
Output
- M Output 3D affine transformation matrix 3x4
- inliers Output vector of same length as number of points, indicating
which points are inliers.
- result success flag.
Options
- RansacThreshold Maximum reprojection error in the RANSAC algorithm
to consider a point as an inlier. default 3.0.
- Confidence Confidence level, between 0 and 1, for the estimated
transformation. Anything between 0.95 and 0.99 is usually good
enough. Values too close to 1 can slow down the estimation
significantly. Values lower than 0.8-0.9 can result in an
incorrectly estimated transformation. default 0.99.
The function estimates an optimal 3D affine transformation between two 3D
point sets using the RANSAC algorithm.


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Match Play. Red leads 2-1 to 7. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=114 White=113
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
For money it would be a blunder not to double. The volatility is sky-high and gammons abound.
At this score Red needs to be a little more careful because the value of gammons to White is greater to White than Red (less overage). However, the volatility still demands a double (and of course a take).
At this score it is only an error not to double rather than blunder bit if you are not doubling such positions you are being far too conservative.
At this score Red needs to be a little more careful because the value of gammons to White is greater to White than Red (less overage). However, the volatility still demands a double (and of course a take).
At this score it is only an error not to double rather than blunder bit if you are not doubling such positions you are being far too conservative.
1. Cubeful 0-ply 18/8 Eq.: +0.394 0.625 0.116 0.004 - 0.375 0.058 0.000 2. Cubeful 0-ply 8/4 8/2 Eq.: -0.256 (-0.649) 0.458 0.103 0.004 - 0.542 0.160 0.002 3. Cubeful 0-ply 18/14 8/2 Eq.: -0.367 (-0.761) 0.455 0.120 0.005 - 0.545 0.242 0.012 4. Cubeful 0-ply 8/2 6/2 Eq.: -0.456 (-0.850) 0.414 0.075 0.002 - 0.586 0.184 0.008 5. Cubeful 0-ply 8/2 5/1* Eq.: -1.076 (-1.470) 0.281 0.080 0.002 - 0.719 0.447 0.036


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Here. In writing the resources chapter of my WinForms book, I found that there was no single utility for displaying the resource contents of assemblies, .resx files and .resource files (even embedded .resources files) in a way that made sense to me. So, I built one. Enjoy.


Reset or store Zero if feed is inactive for a longer period
Submitted by firefox7518 on Fri, 04/03/2016 - 16:50
Hi
I use EmonCMS for several hundred solar micro inverters of the brand Enecsys. They have a high failure rate and Users actually want to see if an inverter fails.
A micro inverter is actually and will be handled like a full grown normal solar inverter. So we have DC Input side, AC Output and Grid Voltage and Frequency. However I use some bar widgets to show the power output per panel quite a lot for my clients and there is something missing to show that.
So I created a simple AC feed "log to feed" which shows the power output. This feed is used then for the bar widget. When the inverter is not sending any data the last value remains there until the next update. This of course is confusing as you still see values even if there was no update for hours or, in my clients case, days.
The input was showing inactive so it was not sending data for days.
Is there actually a way in EmonCMS to "reset" an input or feed on a daily basis? There are reset to zero processors but I don't think they are doing something like I need it.
With the old event module, it was easy to set up something which at least sends you an e-mail when there was an inactive feed. In newer versions of EmonCMS the event module is not working anymore as we all know.
What do others think about that? Does it not make sense to actually have an option to reset a feed on a schedule or something like this?
Dashboard example: http://swiss-solar-log.ch:85/dliggett The inverter in the top right corner was always showing 170W. We just detected it because I'm in Switzerland and the client in Las Vegas and therefore I was visiting his dashboard during his night time :-)
Reset or store Zero if feed is inactive for a longer period
Submitted by firefox7518 on Fri, 04/03/2016 - 16:50Hi
I use EmonCMS for several hundred solar micro inverters of the brand Enecsys. They have a high failure rate and Users actually want to see if an inverter fails.
A micro inverter is actually and will be handled like a full grown normal solar inverter. So we have DC Input side, AC Output and Grid Voltage and Frequency. However I use some bar widgets to show the power output per panel quite a lot for my clients and there is something missing to show that.
So I created a simple AC feed "log to feed" which shows the power output. This feed is used then for the bar widget. When the inverter is not sending any data the last value remains there until the next update. This of course is confusing as you still see values even if there was no update for hours or, in my clients case, days.
The input was showing inactive so it was not sending data for days.
Is there actually a way in EmonCMS to "reset" an input or feed on a daily basis? There are reset to zero processors but I don't think they are doing something like I need it.
With the old event module, it was easy to set up something which at least sends you an e-mail when there was an inactive feed. In newer versions of EmonCMS the event module is not working anymore as we all know.
What do others think about that? Does it not make sense to actually have an option to reset a feed on a schedule or something like this?
Dashboard example: http://swiss-solar-log.ch:85/dliggett The inverter in the top right corner was always showing 170W. We just detected it because I'm in Switzerland and the client in Las Vegas and therefore I was visiting his dashboard during his night time :-)
Regards
Andreas


Ray Tracing in One Weekend
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The v4.0.0-alpha.1 release, announced for SIGGRAPH 2023, is now available for public consumption, and succeeds our now three-year-old v3.2.3 version, released December 2020. We've saved up this release for many significant updates to the book series, and are now recommending that readers use this version if possible. For a summary of changes, see the CHANGELOG. Please log all issues and suggestions on the GitHub issues page for our project.
If you still wish to use v3.2.3 until the final v4 release, you can find it in the v3/ directory until we ship the v4.0.0 final version.
Getting the Books
The Ray Tracing in One Weekend series of books are now available to the public for free online. They are now released under the CC0 license. This means that they are as close to public domain as we can get. (While that also frees you from the requirement of providing attribution, it would help the overall project if you could point back to this web site as a service to other users.)
Hit any of the book cover images above to begin reading. These books are formatted for printing directly from your browser, where you can also (on most browsers) save them as PDF.
Overview
I’ve taught many graphics classes over the years. Often I do them in ray tracing, because you are forced to write all the code but you can still get cool images with no API. I decided to adapt my course notes into a how-to, to get you to a cool program as quickly as possible. It will not be a full-featured ray tracer, but it does have the indirect lighting which has made ray tracing a staple in movies. Follow these steps, and the architecture of the ray tracer you produce will be good for extending to a more extensive ray tracer if you get excited and want to pursue that.
When somebody says “ray tracing” it could mean many things. What I am going to describe is technically a path tracer, and a fairly general one. While the code will be pretty simple (let the computer do the work!) I think you’ll be very happy with the images you can make.
In Ray Tracing in One Weekend, you will build a simple brute-force path tracer. Continuing with Ray Tracing: The Next Week, you will add textures, volumes (like fog), rectangles, instances, lights, and support for lots of objects using a bounding volume hierarchy (BVH). Finally, with Ray Tracing: The Rest Of Your Life, we'll dive into the math of creating a very serious ray tracer.
When you are done, you should be ready to start messing with the many serious commercial ray tracers underlying the movie and product-design industries.
Source Code
Source code for each book may be found in the GitHub repository: https://github.com/RayTracing/raytracing.github.io. You can also directly download the latest version of the entire project (all three books) as a single archive file:
Issues
You can browse book suggestions and errors in GitHub issues. If you have a suggestion or believe you've found an error, please check these issues first (including closed ones) to ensure that it hasn't already been reported. If it hasn't, please create a new entry, describing the problem, book or source file, location, and whatever other information would be helpful in understanding why you think it's a problem. If possible, include ideas about what you think the fix should look like.
Contributing
Interested in helping out? Please read the guidelines in the CONTRIBUTING.md document first. Pull requests without associated issues, or submitted without coordination, are highly likely to be rejected.


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The following parameters are intended for work on the PostgreSQL source code, and in some cases to assist with recovery of severely damaged databases. There should be no reason to use them on a production database. As such, they have been excluded from the sample postgresql.conf file. Note that many of these parameters require special source compilation flags to work at all.
Allows modification of the structure of system tables. This is used by initdb. This parameter can only be set at server start.
Turns on various assertion checks. This is a debugging aid. If you are experiencing strange problems or crashes you might want to turn this on, as it might expose programming mistakes. To use this parameter, the macro USE_ASSERT_CHECKING must be defined when PostgreSQL is built (accomplished by the configure option --enable-cassert). Note that debug_assertions defaults to on if PostgreSQL has been built with assertions enabled.
Ignore system indexes when reading system tables (but still update the indexes when modifying the tables). This is useful when recovering from damaged system indexes. This parameter cannot be changed after session start.
If nonzero, a delay of this many seconds occurs when a new server process is started, after it conducts the authentication procedure. This is intended to give developers an opportunity to attach to the server process with a debugger. This parameter cannot be changed after session start.
If nonzero, a delay of this many seconds occurs just after a new server process is forked, before it conducts the authentication procedure. This is intended to give developers an opportunity to attach to the server process with a debugger to trace down misbehavior in authentication. This parameter can only be set in the postgresql.conf file or on the server command line.
Generates a great amount of debugging output for the LISTEN and NOTIFY commands. client_min_messages or log_min_messages must be DEBUG1 or lower to send this output to the client or server logs, respectively.
Enables logging of recovery-related debugging output that otherwise would not be logged. This parameter allows the user to override the normal setting of log_min_messages, but only for specific messages. This is intended for use in debugging Hot Standby. Valid values are DEBUG5, DEBUG4, DEBUG3, DEBUG2, DEBUG1, and LOG. The default, LOG, does not affect logging decisions at all. The other values cause recovery-related debug messages of that priority or higher to be logged as though they had LOG priority; for common settings of log_min_messages this results in unconditionally sending them to the server log. This parameter can only be set in the postgresql.conf file or on the server command line.
If on, emit information about resource usage during sort operations. This parameter is only available if the TRACE_SORT macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled. (However, TRACE_SORT is currently defined by default.)
If on, emit information about lock usage. Information dumped includes the type of lock operation, the type of lock and the unique identifier of the object being locked or unlocked. Also included are bit masks for the lock types already granted on this object as well as for the lock types awaited on this object. For each lock type a count of the number of granted locks and waiting locks is also dumped as well as the totals. An example of the log file output is shown here:
LOG: LockAcquire: new: lock(0xb7acd844) id(24688,24696,0,0,0,1) grantMask(0) req(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)=0 grant(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)=0 wait(0) type(AccessShareLock) LOG: GrantLock: lock(0xb7acd844) id(24688,24696,0,0,0,1) grantMask(2) req(1,0,0,0,0,0,0)=1 grant(1,0,0,0,0,0,0)=1 wait(0) type(AccessShareLock) LOG: UnGrantLock: updated: lock(0xb7acd844) id(24688,24696,0,0,0,1) grantMask(0) req(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)=0 grant(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)=0 wait(0) type(AccessShareLock) LOG: CleanUpLock: deleting: lock(0xb7acd844) id(24688,24696,0,0,0,1) grantMask(0) req(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)=0 grant(0,0,0,0,0,0,0)=0 wait(0) type(INVALID)
Details of the structure being dumped may be found in src/include/storage/lock.h.
This parameter is only available if the LOCK_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
If on, emit information about lightweight lock usage. Lightweight locks are intended primarily to provide mutual exclusion of access to shared-memory data structures.
This parameter is only available if the LOCK_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
If on, emit information about user lock usage. Output is the same as for trace_locks, only for advisory locks.
This parameter is only available if the LOCK_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
If set, do not trace locks for tables below this OID. (use to avoid output on system tables)
This parameter is only available if the LOCK_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
Unconditionally trace locks on this table (OID).
This parameter is only available if the LOCK_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
If set, dumps information about all current locks when a deadlock timeout occurs.
This parameter is only available if the LOCK_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
If set, logs system resource usage statistics (memory and CPU) on various B-tree operations.
This parameter is only available if the BTREE_BUILD_STATS macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
If on, emit WAL-related debugging output. This parameter is only available if the WAL_DEBUG macro was defined when PostgreSQL was compiled.
Detection of a damaged page header normally causes PostgreSQL to report an error, aborting the current command. Setting zero_damaged_pages to on causes the system to instead report a warning, zero out the damaged page, and continue processing. This behavior will destroy data, namely all the rows on the damaged page. But it allows you to get past the error and retrieve rows from any undamaged pages that might be present in the table. So it is useful for recovering data if corruption has occurred due to a hardware or software error. You should generally not set this on until you have given up hope of recovering data from the damaged pages of a table. The default setting is off, and it can only be changed by a superuser.


VITUNES-FLUSH(1) BSD General Commands Manual VITUNES-FLUSH(1) NAME vitunes-flush -- output the contents of the database to stdout SYNOPSIS vitunes -e flush [-t time-format] DESCRIPTION The flush e-command simply outputs the meta-information for all files in the vitunes(1) database to stdout(4), in a fairly easy to read (but very easy to parse/grep through) format. The format used for representing the times a file was added and last mod- ified can be set using the -t time-format parameter, where time-format is any string acceptable by strftime(3). The output format is a simple comma-separated-value (CSV) one, where most fields (any that can contain spaces/commas) are within double quotes. The first line contains the field names, and those fields that are quoted are also quoted in this header row. EXAMPLES To perform a simple dump of the datebase, use: $ vitunes -e flush To see which files were last updated this month: $ vitunes -e flush -t "%M %Y" | grep "January 2010" REFERENCES For some quick sed(1) one-liners on how to parse CSV data like the output of this e-command, visit the following website: http://sed.sourceforge.net/sedfaq4.html SEE ALSO vitunes(1), vitunes-add(1), vitunes-update(1) AUTHORS Ryan Flannery<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BSD January 17, 2015 BSD


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The Beauty in CSS Design
A demonstration of what can be accomplished with only 1 K (Kibibyte) of CSS. Select any design from the list to load it into this page. You can also navigate back and forth by using the left and right arrow keys.
So What is This About?
Back in 2003 (that's a lot of years ago!) Dave Shea launched the CSS Zen Garden. It showcased what was possible with CSS-based designs, leading to an explosion in the use of CSS on the web. Then, Peter van der Zee created JS1k in 2010, a competition to build cool applications with no more than 1 K of JavaScript.
A lot has happened since the Zen Garden days, and today you can do almost anything with only CSS. As CSS use is growing, so is the average CSS file size. Popular sites have in average 75 K of CSS, but some use up to a megabyte of style sheets!
Do we need that much? CSS1K invites you to show that web developers are more inventive than ever, and that limitations can sparkle creativity.
Participation
- Submissions must consist of only CSS
- Submissions may be up to 1 K (1024 bytes) minified
- Vendor prefixes are not counted to the total number of bytes – submit your code unprefixed and PrefixFree will add necesssary prefixes
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Any external resources and images, including
data
URI's,@font-face
and@import
's, are forbidden - The page does not have to look the same in every browser, but graceful degradation is encouraged
- The submitted code is licensed under the MIT License
To participate, fork CSS1K at GitHub and send your submission as a pull request. You are free to update your style at any time by sending a new pull request. Please specify the name of the style, your own name, and a URL you want us to link to (such as your homepage).


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XWD(1) XWD(1) NAME xwd - dump an image of an X window SYNOPSIS xwd [-debug] [-help] [-nobdrs] [-out file] [-xy] [-frame] [-add value] [-root | -id id | -name name ] [-icmap] [-screen] [-silent] [-display display] DESCRIPTION Xwd is an X Window System window dumping utility.  This file can then be read by various other X utilities for redisplay, printing, edit‐ ing, formatting, archiving, image processing, etc. The target window is selected by clicking the pointer in the desired window. The keyboard bell is rung once at the beginning of the dump and twice when the dump is completed. OPTIONS -display display This argument allows you to specify the server to connect to; see X(7). -help Print out the `Usage:' command syntax summary. -nobdrs This argument specifies that the window dump should not include the pixels that compose the X window border. This is useful in situations where you may wish to include the window contents in a document as an illustration. -out file This argument allows the user to explicitly specify the output file on the command line. The default is to output to standard out. -xy This option applies to color displays only. It selects `XY' for‐ mat dumping instead of the default `Z' format. -add value This option specifies an signed value to be added to every pixel. -frame This option indicates that the window manager frame should be included when manually selecting a window. -root This option indicates that the root window should be selected for the window dump, without requiring the user to select a window with the pointer. -id id This option indicates that the window with the specified resource id should be selected for the window dump, without requiring the user to select a window with the pointer. -name name This option indicates that the window with the specified WM_NAME property should be selected for the window dump, without requir‐ ing the user to select a window with the pointer. -icmap Normally the colormap of the chosen window is used to obtain RGB values. This option forces the first installed colormap of the screen to be used instead. -screen This option indicates that the GetImage request used to obtain the image should be done on the root window, rather than directly on the specified window. In this way, you can obtain pieces of other windows that overlap the specified window, and more impor‐ tantly, you can capture menus or other popups that are indepen‐ dent windows but appear over the specified window. -silent Operate silently, i.e. don't ring any bells before and after dumping the window. ENVIRONMENT DISPLAY To get default host and display number. FILES XWDFile.h X Window Dump File format definition file. SEE ALSO xwud(1), X(7) AUTHORS Tony Della Fera, Digital Equipment Corp., MIT Project Athena William F. Wyatt, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory X Version 11 xwd 1.0.5 XWD(1)


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If you’re ever lucky enough to meet a Quokka, chances are you’ll break out in a grin. This popular marsupial is synonymous with Perth’s favourite holiday spot, Rottnest Island – a short ferry ride from the Western Australian port of Fremantle.
Since European settlement and introduced predators, hundreds of species have become extinct in Australia. Today, nearly 1 in 3 of our unique mammals is at risk of extinction! Get to know 5 of the 300 hundred Australian species at risk of disappearing forever.
The Northern Quoll is the smallest of the four Australian quoll species. Predation by feral cats is a major threat to Northern Quolls. The impacts of cats are exacerbated by extensive hot fires and grazing, which reduce ground cover and hence shelter for small mammals. AWC protects three populations of Northern Quoll and their habitat on a number of our northern sanctuaries.
The Red-finned Blue-eye is listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), and is included in their report of the planet’s 100 most endangered species. It's also listed as endangered under Australian (EPBC) and Queensland legislation.
Although sawfish look somewhat like sharks, they are actually rays. They have an elongated snout or “rostrum” that is studded with teeth that they swing from side to side to stun schooling fishes, crustaceans and invertebrates upon which they feed. Large tooth sawfishes are most commonly encountered in estuaries and shallow bays (Wueringer, 2010; Wueringer et al. 2012).
The Wedge-tailed Eagle is one of 24 diurnal (day-active) raptor species in Australia. Like other birds of prey, it has a hooked bill and large talons. It can weigh 4kg, measure 1m from head to tail-tip and has a wingspan of up to 2.3m (females are larger than males).
Torrent frogs are an interesting group of frogs found in the rainforests of north-east Australia. There are four species in the group: the Mountain Mistfrog (Litoria nyakalensis), the Armoured Mistfrog (Litoria lorica), the Waterfall Frog (Litoria nannotis) and the Common Mistfrog (Litoria rheocola).
The Lord Howe Island phasmid is the world’s rarest insect and lives only on a remote sea stack
Most people are aware that the south west region of Western Australia is a biodiversity hotspot. But it’s not so well known that we have a significant number of endemic freshwater crayfish, including the genus Engaewa and the species Engaewa pseudoreducta, the Margaret River Burrowing Crayfish.
A little pygmy possum has been found on Kangaroo Island for the first time since bushfire destroyed most of their habitat in last summer’s devastating blaze.


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‘Alt for menu shortcuts’ enables ALT+F, ALT+E, ALT+V to access main menu.
'F1 sets zoom level to 100%' - redefines the F1 key (by default it loads the handy-help)
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Save settings – you can save menu options and toolbox settings to disk (whether into the default file – mathomir.set – or into your own file). You can also load previously saved options.


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ATLAS is an open source software tool for researchers to conduct scientific analyses on standardized observational data converted to the OMOP Common Data Model V5. Researchers can create cohorts by defining groups of people based on an exposure to a drug or diagnosis of a particular condition using healthcare claims data. ATLAS has vocabulary searching of medical concepts to identify people with specific conditions, drug exposures etc. Patient profiles can be viewed within a specific cohort allowing visualization of a particular subject's health care records. Population effect level estimation analyses allows for comparison of two different cohorts and leverages R packages.
ARES is a web-based reporting tool designed to offer integrated characterization and data quality assessment for observational health data sources adhering to the OMOP Common Data Model. It provides access to analyses for a network of observational health data sources, as well as detailed data source and historical analyses, enabling informed decision-making based on reliable data. With its user-friendly interface and powerful reporting capabilities, ARES is an ideal platform for healthcare professionals and researchers seeking deeper insights into their data.
HADES (formally known as the OHDSI Methods Library) is a set of open source R packages for large scale analytics, including population characterization, population-level causal effect estimation, and patient-level prediction. The packages offer R functions that together can be used to perform an observation study from data to estimates and supporting statistics, figures, and tables.
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- What emscripten offer:
- Emscripten provides a virtual file system that simulates the local file system, so that native code using synchronous file APIs can be compiled and run with little or no change.
- By default, Emscripten targets the WebGL-friendly subset of OpenGL ES 2.0. This is the set of GL ES commands that map directly to WebGL, so that each GL command has a roughly direct mapping to WebGL.
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17 of the best Black Friday deals you can buy right now
by Jared DiPaneIt used to be that Black Friday deals were only available on Friday, but now it's turned into a month-long event that seems to get bigger and bigger each year. While some of the best deals may only be available on Black Friday, and doorbuster offerings may start as early as the evening of Thanksgiving Day, that doesn't mean that you can't already score some pretty wild deals right this very minute.
Retailers are trying to maximize exposure during this time of the year, which means that select items are going on sale ahead of the big day. You may be wondering if the prices will drop lower on Black Friday, or if it's worth shopping early, so let's answer some of your questions, and show you some of the best deals. We are currently just 10 days away from Black Friday, so it's time to get serious here.
Best Black Friday deals available right now!
| Product or Service | Deal Price |
|---|---|
| Roborock Robot Vacuums | From $240 at Amazon |
| Anker Charging Accessories | Up to 32% off at Amazon |
| Cubii Jr | $172 at Amazon |
| Surfshark VPN | $2 per month at Surfshark |
| Fitbit Versa 2 | $150 at Amazon |
| Disney Plus | Starting at $7 per month |
| Ecobee3 Lite | $139 at Amazon |
| Meross Smart Garage Opener | $30 at Amazon |
| IPVanish VPN Subscription | $3.25 per month at IPVanish |
| AirPods 2 | $139 at Amazon |
| Echo Dot w/ Clock + Smart Plg | $45 at Amazon |
| Amazon Music Unlimited | $1 at Amazon |
| Mint Mobile | $15 per month at Mint Mobile |
| AirPods Pro | $235 at Amazon |
| Kindle Unlimited 6-month Subscription | $29.97 at Amazon |
| SiriusXM Essential 1-Month Subscription | Free at SiriusXM |
That's right, some of the advertised Black Friday pricing is available starting right now. You can save pretty big chunks of change on a variety of products. Let's take a look at some of the best deals that you can buy today so you skip the lines later this month.
Roborock Robot Vacuums
Roborock makes some really great robot vacuums, and if you're in the market for one this one-day sale is where to shop. There are two different models available, with prices starting at just $240. The better value here is the more expensive one, which is the Roborock S5. It's down to just $359.99 today, but normally sells for close to $600. This is the best price we've ever seen on it. Don't miss your chance to save up to $240 today.
Roborock Robot Vacuums
There are two different options available here, and you'll save at least $110 on the purchase today.
Anker Charging Accessories
Anker makes some really great accessories, and when it comes to charging gear the company makes some of our favorites. As part of a one-day sale at Amazon, you can save up to 32% on some of this highly-rated gear. This sale brings the starting prices down to just $11 and it includes cables, charging bricks, portable batteries, wireless chargers, and more.
Anker Charging Accessories
This one-day sale offers up to 32% off of some highly-rated Anker charging gear. Everything from cables to wireless chargers, portable batteries, and more are included.
Cubii Jr. Under-Desk Elliptical
With work schedules, family events, and the holidays, it can be easy to put your health to the side for a bit because things are just too busy. Don't let that be an excuse, and grab one of these discounted Cubii Jr. ellipticals for under your desk. It has 8 different resistance levels, offers real-time tracking, and is super quiet for using in an office. It's easy to set up and you can just use it while sitting doing your work. This is the best price we've seen for it, so don't miss out.
Cubii Jr.  There's no reason to not get active, now!
Fall Grocery Favorites
Whether you need some chips, bags of popcorn, vanilla extract, or some RXBars, this one-day sale has you covered. Amazon is offering up to 30% on popular fall favorite foods for today only, and there are a ton of options that you can check out. These come from popular brands, and many of them offer several flavor variations. Check out the whole sale now, before it's gone!
Fall Grocery Favorites
A bunch of these are food items that you'd likely be buying anyway, so why not stock up today and save up to 30% in the process?!
Surfshark VPN
Having a VPN in 2019 is a wise move, but picking the right one can be a difficult task. There are a lot of great options that range in price, but this early Black Friday offer makes Surfshark a great choice. When you prepay for 2 years of service, you can get access for just $2 a month. It will end up costing you just $48 for the two years, which is a huge discount compared to its normal rate.
Surfshark VPN
This Black Friday deal scores you a massive $275 savings when you prepay for two years.
Fitbit Versa 2
This time around, Fitbit built Alexa into its Versa 2 health and fitness smartwatch, and right now you can save $50 on the purchase for the first time ever. There are some exclusive color options that you can only get on Amazon, and right now all the color options are discounted. If you want to take fitness a little more seriously, or know someone who is interested in one, this deal is worth considering.
Fitbit Versa 2
This is the newest smartwatch / fitness tracking offering from Fitbit and it comes with lots of big improvements over last year's model.
Disney Plus
Disney+ has finally arrived! Now that the streaming service is ready for members in select countries including the United States and Canda, it's time to figure out the best way to sign up and start streaming! The service is available to download as an app on so many devices, from Roku and Fire TV streaming sticks to smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and more. You can watch it using your computer as well.
Disney Plus
It's finally time to start binge-watching all of the new originals, classic TV series, and movies on Disney+! Signing up for a one-year membership drops the monthly cost to $5.83. Meanwhile, Verizon customers can score a full year for free!
Ecobee3 Lite Smart Thermostat
This discount is a match of the lowest price we've seen this model hit. It's rare to see ecobee's smart thermostat offerings on sale, so you won't want to miss your chance right now. It offers control via Alexa and a free smartphone app, and can help save you money on your HVAC due to its smart features. Grab one today and install it to see how it works for you!
Ecobee3 Lite Smart Thermostat
If you've considered adding a smart thermostat to your home, this is definitely one of the top options. It offers tons of smart features and money-saving tech for less.
Meross Smart Garage Door Opener
If you haven't thought of making your garage door smarter yet, now is the best time to do it. Clipping the $20 off on-page coupon makes this Meross Smart Garage Opener kit the lowest price we've ever seen it go for. You can install it in just minutes and once it's all set up you can get alerts of the garage door status right to your phone, and even open and close it from anywhere in the world without worrying.
Meross Smart Garage Door Opener
This open adds smarts to just about any and every garage door opener system that was installed after 1993. It gives you controls and alerts right from your phone, which is awesome.
IPVanish VPN Subscription
Things are not what they used to be, and unfortunately not everyone can be trusted. Whether you're browsing from home or at a cafe, doing it on an unsecured connection can be dangerous. VPNs have become more popular in the recent years, and there's a good reason for it. IPVanish is one of our favorite services, and thanks to its Black Friday pricing you can get protected for as little as $3.25 a month when you redeem coupon code CYBERDEAL19.
IPVanish VPN Subscription
A VPN is a smart choice these days, and you don't need to go broke to add the protection you deserve. Be sure to use coupon code CYBERDEAL19 to get the lowered monthly cost.
Apple AirPods 2
Black Friday is sure to bring lots of deals to the AirPods lineup, but one of the best is here right now. The refreshed AirPods 2 are down to just $139 for a limited time, which is $20 less than these normally sell for. They have the H1 chip built-in and offer Hey Siri functionality when connected to an iPhone.
AirPods 2
These are the second-generation AirPods and are currently $20 off. They don't have the fancy wireless charging case, but at this price you can overlook that.
Amazon Echo Dot w/Clock + Smart Plug
This updated Dot was only released a few weeks ago but you can already make a killer saving on it. Amazon is offering a bundle with a free smart plug, or you can grab it with a smart bulb instead for just $5 more. This looks just like the 3rd-gen Echo Dot did, with the exception of the built-in LED clock that shows you the time. It's great for night stands, desks, and more.
Amazon Echo Dot w/Clock + Smart Plug
This is the newest Echo Dot from Amazon, and it's already down to its best price yet. There's a minor shipping delay, so get your order in now!
Amazon Music Unlimited
Ahead of the big Black Friday push, Amazon has discounted its own Music Unlimited streaming service. You can get four months of access, which includes millions of songs that you can access anywhere using an app on your phone or tablet, for just $1. This saves you about $39 compared to the regular price, and makes it a no-brainer choice. It's 25 cents a month, how can you pass that up?
Amazon Music Unlimited
It's four months of access for just $1. It includes millions of songs, hands-free listening with Alexa, and more.
Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile has already kicked off its Black Friday promotion, and it's one of the best carrier deals we will see this month. The carrier is offering 12GB of data for just $15 a month, but you need to prepay for 3 months. That means you pay $45 to get three months of service, after which it renews at regular pricing.
Mint Mobile
This promo scores you the biggest data allotment that Mint offers at the lowest price we've seen. Don't miss out.
Apple AirPods Pro
Black Friday is sure to bring lots of deals to the AirPods lineup, but one of the best is here right now. The recently-released AirPods Pro are already discounted at Amazon, which is a bit rare. We don't see many discounts on new Apple products, but that's not stopping these from being on sale. There is a shipping delay to make note of, though it's likely that Amazon will have stock available earlier than what's advertised.
AirPods Pro
These are the newest addition to the AirPods lineup, and you can already save $14 on the purchase. There is a shipping delay, but the savings may be worth it.
Kindle Unlimited
Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles, spanning from technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels to nonfiction. Even some audiobooks are included. Need a self-help book? Want to re-read the Harry Potter books for the seventeenth time? It's all there, and it's all free with your membership. You don't need a Kindle or Fire tablet to read, either. Amazon makes it easy to read thanks to its free Kindle reading apps for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac.
 Unlike previous deals, you don't have to be a Prime member to take advantage of this offer, and it's open to returning customers as well.
SiriusXM Essential 1-Month Subscription
This one doesn't cost you anything, which makes it the best kind of deal. Right now, Sirius is offering a one-month free trial of its Essential Streaming Package, which allows you to listen to its service on your phone, PC, and more. Normally, it's $8 a month, and after the one free month that's how much it will renew at. You get access to 300 channels, which have a mix of music, comedy, talk radio, and more.
SiriusXM Essential 1-Month Subscription
Sign up now to get a free 30-day trial of the service. It renews at $8 per month and includes over 300 channels.
Should you shop pre-Black Friday deals?
The answer here is not cut and dry, but in most cases we would say yes. You should absolutely already be shopping sales, and picking up things as you see them on sale. Many retailers have already dropped the Black Friday sale ads, so you can easily compare the pricing listed there to what it's available for right now. If the prices match, click buy now. There is no benefit to waiting for Black Friday and risking the item selling out or forgetting to purchase it, and being stuck then paying full price.
Will Black Friday bring lower prices?
You may or may not find lower pricing than you see right now on Black Friday itself. Retailers don't show off every single item that will be available at a discount and list the price ahead of the event, unfortunately, which means you have to take a risk.
Where should you look for Black Friday deals?
When it comes to Black Friday, just about everyone under the sun will be offering discounts. If you want to keep your searches under control, we'd recommend keeping an eye on Amazon's Black Friday offerings, along with deals at Best Buy and don't forget to check out Walmart during your pricing comparisons. These retailers offer a wide variety of product assortment, and will honestly all probably be price matching eachother during the lead up to Black Friday and on the big day.
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Statistical Issues
Below are a number of websites to help with statistics.
Understanding Common Misconceptions about p-values
Problems with Small Sample Sizes
This blog discusses why small samples are problematic.
This blog discusses how low powered studies (even significant ones) can lead to wildly inaccurate effect sizes.
An investigation of the false discovery rate and the misinterpretation of p-values
This paper details the problems of using an alpha value of 0.05 and the word "significant".
This is a popular press version of the scientific article above.
The case for, and against, redefining "statistical significance."
Statistics: P values are just the tip of the iceberg
NHST and data analysis
Interpreting Cohen's D: An interactive visualization
An explanation of logistic regression, how and why to use it.
A practical primer for t-tests, correlations and meta-analyses
Four Misconceptions about Statistical Power
Power, the probability of finding effect, when there is one, is often confused.
One-Tailed vs Two-Tailed Testing
A discussion of using one- vs two-tailed tests.
Statistical tests, P values, confidence intervals, and power: a guide to misinterpretations
Misinterpretation and abuse of statistical tests, confidence intervals, and statistical power have been decried for decades, yet remain rampant.
Statistical fallacies are common, but they can be avoided.
Understanding Statistical Power and Significance Testing
An interactive visualization for Type I, Type II error, B, a, p-values, power and effect sizes.


ATI HD Registry Tweaks is a small utility to add a number of registry tweaks to enhance the performance of ATI / AMD HD2000, HD3000, HD4000, HD5000, HD6000 & HD7000 series video cards for use in HTPCs.
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Learn moreWMC Recording Storage Pooler creates a drive pool out of multiple storage drives to use for Recorded TV in Windows Media Center. WMC Recording Storage Pooler can create a drive pool out of local or network drives.
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Surprised
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Where's all that tremble?
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Setting the terms of the sheets
Through numbers and trees
Fires and places
I demand
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PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Experienced senior accounting professional offering 8+ years of experience in financial operations with the ability to demonstrate a high level of intellectual curiosity, self-motivation, and dedication, coupled with a drive for process improvements. Systematic and well-organized with strong attention to detail, mathematical acumen, and GAAP knowledge.
CORE COMPETENCIES
- Proven knowledge of governmental regulations, and aptitude to comprehend and apply Generally accepted accounting principles(GAAP)
- Understanding of budgeting, business forecasting, coupled with strong problem-solving skills
- Develop and standardize processes, policies and procedures
- Excellent interpersonal skills, with ability to communicate clearly with other team members including virtual teams
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
"Choosing a career based on what you're good at, even if you're not very interested in it. Your interests, not your abilities, are your long-term competitive advantage" - Gallup.com
Education
Bachelor of Science: Accounting
December 2012
Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO
Master of Business Administration(MBA): Business Intelligence
Expected Grad Year: 2021
Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO
Professional Experience
Staff Accountant
2013 - 2016
Zayo Group Holdings Inc. Denver, CO
- Improved accounting systems and processes to meet business needs and maximize on business and financial services accounting quality standards ($10M)
- Created journal entry schedules to improve efficiency, support and documentation of accounting processes
- Prepared financial statements by collecting, analyzing, reconciling, and consolidating accounting transactions to close out the accounting month, quarter and year ($25M)
- Coordinated and collaborated with Internal Audit department to ensure proper maintenance of internal controls
Senior Accountant
2017 - 2018
ILendingDIRECT Englewood, CO
- Prepared detailed work-papers for internal and external reports ensuring proper procedures are maintained in accordance to policy
- Trained staff on Insightful payroll ($800K) processes which decreased errors by 40%
- Managed and enhanced budget administration by reviewing budgeted financial reports and revenue forecasting ($4.0M)
- Implemented and established cost accounting controls, including capital projects, operating budgets, and communicated findings to external stakeholders ($2.2M)
Senior Accountant
2018 - 2019
Circle Graphics Longmont, CO
- Evaluated and improved accuracy and completeness of Balance Sheet reconciliations ($3M)
- Implemented transformational Performance Reporting systems which churn processes by (20%)
- Handled month-end and year-end end finances by collecting, analyzing, reconciling accounting transactions for month, quarter and year end close
- Developed and standardized fixed asset processes ($300K)
Senior Accountant
2019 - Present
Coresite Realty Corp. Denver, CO
- Manage and research P&L, and BS statements against forecasted periods meriting (53%) while applying proper internal controls
- Support monthly general ledger closing activities, including preparing journal entries, variance analysis, footnote material, fixed assets, BS reconciliations and financial statement presentation ($49M)
- Lead team initiative and partnered with auditors on annual audits and realized compliance with GAAP principles
- Calculate tax owed, prepared and submitted returns and upheld compliance with all applicable laws
- Developed and improved accounting systems and processes to meet business needs and maximize effectiveness of operations by (20%)
Material Projects
"By nature, you are innovative, inventive, original, and resourceful." - Gallup.com
Completed Projects Personal Programs Built & Deployed
Pending Projects Within the pipeline
Hours Of Research Various financial & technical topics
Software Programs Implemented
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You consistently and significantly exceeds the communicated expectations by producing exceptionally high-quality work. You demonstrates exceptional knowledge of your duties and is highly recognized by others as an authority in your area of work.
 You explore abstract ideas and the "what ifs" of a business or industry, and take into consideration broad economic and social trends.
Ryan, Cutts
Life Long Mentor, Nestlé
You'll become a manager who always bases decisions on hard data and empirical analysis.
Jena Karlis
Previous Supervisor, Zayo Group
You're Interested in learning about and using new technologies. Enjoy analyzing and designing (or redesigning) business processes such as production and operations systems.
Brandon Smith
Mentor, Brandon's Total Loving Care, home care agency
You enjoy using mathematical analysis to solve problems. Whether you work as a manager, executive, consultant, or in any other role, you'll be drawn to the "numbers side" of the business. Business professionals with a strong interest in this area often gravitate toward financial roles, whether as finance professionals in an operating company or in some aspect of financial services.


Chinese Word Segmentation: Classic and Modern Methods
Part of the fun of NLP is the diversity of language structures that models must consider. Tools that are built in a monolingual context can easily fail to achieve more global utility. If you just work in English, you may find word embeddings fun and useful, but the German Komposita don’t fit neatly into our English-centric boxes. Similarly, once we leave the Latin alphabet, we acquire all sorts of new challenges.
Chinese sentences do not typically contain spaces to separate words. From context it may be clear which characters combine to form distinct words, and finding ways to endow this ability to a model is a classic NLP task. I looked to see how well classic machine learning algorithms could learn to accurately segment words and then explored some more modern methods that can also offer a richer set of labels.
Binary Classification
In “A realistic and robust model for Chinese word segmentation”, Chu-Ren Huang and co-authors treat segmentation as a binary classification task, predicting whether a word separation exists between two characters or not. This approach has obvious appeal, as it reduces a seemingly complex problem into a simple task.
They examine the efficacy of a number of classifiers, including LDA, logistic regression, SVMs, and feed-forward neural nets. While there are some performance differences among them, the real work involved stems from engineering the features that are input into these models. This is the common refrain for modeling language before deep learning subsumed the field and could easily learn in an end-to-end fashion.
First, we must find adjacent characters for the model to classify, but we likely also want some context since just two characters may not be enough information even for a native speaker. Huang et al. construct 5 features per sample such that for a character string like [ABCD]
we end up with [AB, B, BC, C, CD]
. For maximal data efficiency, we want this for every pair of adjacent characters in the training set. I’m working with a dataset with spaces inserted into sentences to show the true word breaks, so my task is to both featurize and label this dataset. I constructed the samples by passing a sliding 4-character window over each sentence:
def create_samples(sentence: str) -> str:
"""
Breaks passed sentence into all combinations of 4 adjacent characters
using a sliding window over the sentence.
Creates label 1 if word break exists in the middle of 4 characters, 0
if not.
"""
split_line = sentence.strip().split(" ")
line_breaks = [len(x) for x in split_line]
cum_breaks = [sum(line_breaks[0:x]) for x in range(1, len(line_breaks))]
offset = 0
samples = []
for idx in range(len(split_line) - 1):
curr_len = len(split_line[idx])
string = "".join(split_line)[offset : offset + curr_len + 3]
if len(string) < 4:
break
for pos in range(curr_len):
sample = string[pos : pos + 4]
if len(sample) < 4:
break
label = 1 if (offset + pos + 2) in cum_breaks else 0
samples.append((sample, label))
offset += curr_len
return samples
This system captured all consecutive strings in a sentence, producing 2,638,057 strings with a word break in the center and 1,591,532 strings without a center word break in the training set. While this dataset is somewhat imbalanced, the test set had a very similar balance post-processing. I then split each sample into the 5-feature format
def featurize(sample: Tuple[List[str], int]) -> tuple:
"""
Given a sample tuple of a 4 character chinese string and a label,
('ABCD', 1), returns featurized version of the form
(('AB', 'B', 'BC', 'C', 'CD'), 1)
"""
chars, label = sample
features = (chars[:2], chars[1], chars[1:3], chars[2], chars[2:])
return features, label
Now we have distinct samples and features, but we still aren’t ready for modeling. An SVM doesn’t place a hyperplane in the space of Chinese characters - we need numbers. In the deep learning space, we would be ready to assign dense word and position embeddings, but here we will turn to one-hot vectors. To construct we follow the steps:
- Each character is assigned an integer index
- For each feature string in a sample, we take a zero vector of dimension equal to the size of the vocabulary and fill in 1 in the index corresponding to the characters in the string.
- Concatenate all five vectors from each feature to form a very long, sparse vector for each sample
I played with some additional changes, such as separate indexing of unigrams and bigrams, but the process as outlined is the basic idea. We still have one final data challenge: our vectors are incredibly sparse. Each sample is composed of a vector containing 7 1’s and thousands of 0’s. Here we turn to SciPy’s csr_matrix
, specifically designed to store only the non-zero values of matrix and fully compatible with scikit-learn algorithms.
Results
While I considered many possible modeling techniques, I focused on support vector machines for two reasons. First, the compressed sparse row format of the one-hot encoded matrix offered significant memory and computation speed advantages given an algorithm that could work with this sparsity. Ultimately, discriminative algorithms met this criteria while generative models like LDA required the full dataset to parameterize its Gaussian distributions. Second, SVMs are simple and given their high performance, there was no need to delve into more complex options that could be harder to maintain.
SVMs offer high degrees of flexibility by using the kernel trick to transform the data space and increase class separation. Due to the high dimensionality of the data, classes were likely to be close to separable and empirical testing with non-linear kernels did not improve fit. Data scaling also negatively impacted scores in cross-validation.
On a held out test dataset, the SVM had an accuracy of 97.6% and an F1 score of 98%. This is pretty impressive and reminds us that reaching for simple tools first can save us a lot of time and compute.
I was curious what patterns I could find in the test samples that assigned incorrect labels. Of the 12,137 samples used in the test set, the SVM misclassified 293 of them. For 69 of these samples, the center bigram was not present in the training dataset. This is important since the model was predicting whether a separation exists between these two characters, but each of these bigrams would be assigned the same “unknown” placeholder value under the feature construction process. This is a general problem of using a fixed vocabulary that a more complex tokenization process could ameliorate.
Transformer Architectures
Turning to more modern methods, I flipped to Sebastian Ruder’s NLP Progress leaderboard for Chinese word segmentation. The top scoring paper on the Chinese Treebank 6 is “Towards Fast and Accurate Neural Chinese Word Segmentation with Multi-Criteria Learning” by Weipeng Huang et al. from Ant Group. Their methods combine a Chinese-language BERT model with additional projection layers, knowledge distillation, and quantization. I was more interested in seeing how a Transformer approach to the problem might differ, so I implemented a paired down version of this method.
The Ant Group paper also takes a different labeling approach, seeking to categorize each token as the beginning, middle, end, or single character of words in a sentence. To follow their scheme, the separated words in the training and test sets were concatenated to remove spaces, and each character was given a label in “B”, “M”, “E”, and “S” corresponding to beginning, middle, end, or single respectively.
I loaded a pre-trained BERT Encoder from Hugging Face and added a dropout and linear layer projecting to the space of possible classes. The labeling tokens were added to the vocabulary and the number of classes easily specified:
from transformers import BertTokenizerFast, BertForTokenClassification
tokenizer = BertTokenizerFast.from_pretrained(
"bert-base-chinese", cache_dir=cache_dir
)
tokenizer.add_tokens(["A", "S", "B", "M", "E"])
model = BertForTokenClassification.from_pretrained(
"bert-base-chinese", cache_dir=cache_dir
)
model.classifier = torch.nn.Linear(768, 5, bias=True)
model.num_labels = 5
The model was fine-tuned on the provided segmentation dataset and constructed labels until convergence, as measured by the loss on a small validation set carved out of the training data. The BERT experiments offered many avenues for optimization and only a small subset were attempted for now. The main ablations focused on which parameters were trained; nested versions were run training just the linear classification layer, adding the last three BERT encoder layers, and training all parameters. The results demonstrated that including some encoding layers made a large difference.
I measured the Encoder classification model along two metrics; accuracy is the percent of test samples for which the encoder produced the correct label for every token, while “% Correct Tokens” is the percent of all tokens that received the correct label. My simple BERT implementation scored 74% accuracy and 97% on the “% Correct Tokens” metric. The model showed promising performance on this harder task and would likely benefit from additional ablations. I plan to work on improving training methods, swapping in more modern Encoders than BERT, and adding new projection layers.


Abstract:
This application provides a virtual accelerator for software test and
debugging purpose.
Getting Started
This application uses the standard XAL application framework. To start the application:
1. select an accelerator from the 'accelerator' pull-down menu,
2. select sequence(s) from the 'accelerator' pull down menu,
3. (optional) select a probe by pressing the 'Probe' button on the tool bar,
4. (optional) set noise level (in %) by pressing the 'Set Noise...' button,
5. start the virtual accelerator by pressing the 'Start VA' button,
6. stop a running virtual accelerator by pressing the 'Stop VA' button.


Coaches
Tao Wenzhang
- Former Member of the Chinese Shandong Luneng Main Team
- Highest USATT Rating: 2773
- Private Lesson Fee: $60 an hour for formal students, $70 an hour for other students
Accomplishments
- 2011 JOOLA North American Table Tennis Team Championship Champion
- 2013 US Open Under 21 Men’s Singles Champion
- 2014 US Open Men’s Singles Champion
- 2015 ICC Open Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 California State Open Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 San Diego Open Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 San Francisco Open Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 LA Open Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 JOOLA North American Table Tennis Team Championship Champion
- 2016 US Open Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 Mark Nordby Development Coach of the Year
- 2017 Hawkeye Open Singles Champion
- 2017 China League A Teams 4th Place
Coaching Accomplishments
- 2016 Mark Nordby Development Coach of the Year
- 2017 ITTF Pan-American Championships – USA Team Coach
Bob Chen
- Former Member of the Chinese Shandong Luneng Main Team
- Highest USATT Rating: 2775
- Private Lesson Fee: $60 an hour for formal students, $65 an hour for other students
Accomplishments
- 2013 International Table Tennis Australia Tournament Teams Champion
- 2014 China League A Teams Finalist
- 2014 April Westchester Open Singles Champion
- 2014 US Club Championships Teams Champion
- 2014 December ICC California State Open Singles Champion
- 2015 North American Tour Grand Final Men’s Singles Finalist
- 2016 LA Open Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 JOOLA North American Table Tennis Team Championship Champion
- 2016 December ICC California State Open Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 US Open Men’s Doubles Champion
- 2016 US Open Men’s Singles Finalist
- 2017 May ICC California State Open Men’s Singles Champion
Coaching Accomplishments
- 2017 US Nationals Men’s Singles Finalist
- 2017 ITTF China NA Training Camp USA Coach
VISITING ATHLETES
Lin Hong
- Former Member of the Chinese Shandong Luneng Main Women’s Team
- Estimated USATT Rating: 2600
Personal Accomplishments
- 2002 Shandong Provincial Games Women’s Singles Champion
- 2006 World Challenge Tournament Women’s Singles Finalist
- 2007 Chinese League A Women’s Teams 3rd Place
- 2011 European Top 12 Women’s Singles Champion
Coaching Accomplishments
- 2012-2016 Shandong Luneng Women No. 1 Team Coach
- 2014 World Junior Teams Champion
- 2015 Australia Open Junior Teams Champion, Junior Singles/Doubles Champion
Ma Jinbao
- Former Member of the Chinese Shandong Luneng Main Team
- Estimated USATT Rating: 2700
Accomplishments
- 2012 Chinese Northern Team Trials Finalist
- 2014 Japanese Lu Yan Dao Cup Men’s Singles Champion
- 2015 Australia Invitational Team Championship Finalist
- 2015-2016 Chinese League B 70% win rate in singles
Xu Jiwei
- Born in 1996
- Former Member of the Chinese Shandong Luneng Main Team
- Estimated USATT Rating: 2650
Accomplishments
- 2012 Top 4 finisher in Chinese League B Team Tournament. Qualified team for Chinese
League A
- 2014 Portugal Junior Championship Teams Finalist and Boy’s Doubles Champion
- 2014 Portugal League Team Championship Third Place
- 2016 Top 2 finisher in Chinese League C Team Tournament. Qualified team for Chinese
League B
- 2015 Coached Taiwanese player to place third in Taiwanese National Trials. Former
coach of Taiwanese Under 15 Champion Lin Yunru
Li Mao
- Former Member of the Tianjin City Table Tennis Team
- Estimated USATT Rating: 2550
Personal Accomplishments
- 2012 Tianjin Technology University Men’s Singles Champion
- 2014 China League B Teams 3rd Place
- 2015 Tianjin Technology University Teams Champion
- 2016 Shenyang Table Tennis League Men’s Singles Champion


Terms and definitions
Overview
As the RxPlayer manages multiple type of streaming technologies, which can use their own definition and terminology, we had to find a compromise and use our own terminology, which try to take the best from these.
We here define various terms used in the documentation which might not be obvious right along.
Definitions
Adaptation
Simply put, what we call an “Adaptation” is just an audio, video or text track.
More technically, it is an element of a Period (and by extension of the Manifest) which represents a single type of media.
An adaptation can be for example any of those things:
- A video track
- A french audio track
- An italian text track
- A thumbnail track
- …
Many Streaming Technology have this concept even though their name can change, an Adaptation is equivalent to:
- DASH’s AdaptationSet
- Microsoft Smooth Streaming’s StreamIndex
Note: There is minor differences between the RxPlayer’s Adaptation
and DASH’
AdaptationSet
. Namely multiple AdaptationSet
s can be merged into a single
Adaptation
in very specific cases.
You can find more infos on it here.
Bitrate
In the RxPlayer, a bitrate of a Representation indicates the number of bits per second of content described by that Representation.
For example, let’s imagine a video Adaptation with two Representation:
- one with a bitrate at
1,000,000
(which is 1 Megabit) - the other with a bitrate at
500,000
(which is 500 kilobits)
Each seconds of content described by the first Representation will be represented by 1 megabit of data
Each seconds for the second Representation will be represented by 500 kilobits.
Both will represent the same data, but the first one will need that the RxPlayer fetch more data to show the same amount of content.
In most cases, a higher bitrate means a higher quality. That’s why the RxPlayer has to compromise between having the best quality and choosing a Representation having a low-enough bitrate to be able to play on the user’s computer without needing to pause due to poor network conditions.
Buffer
When we talk about the “buffer” in the RxPlayer, we most likely refer to the structures in the browser holding media data, waiting to be decoded.
Several layers of buffers can be defined in the browser-side to allow to have a smooth playback, fast seeking etc.
Buffer type
RxPlayer’s buffer types describe a single “type” of media.
Example of such types are:
- “video”: which represents only the video content
- “audio”: the audio content without the video
- “text”: the subtitles, for example
Chunk
Depending on the context, a chunk can be either a sub-part of a Media Segment or the Media segment itself.
Initialization segment
An initialization segment is a specific type of media segment, which includes metadata necessary to initialize the browser’s internal decoder.
Those are sometimes needed before we can actually begin to push any “real” media segment from the corresponding Representation.
As such, when one is needed, the initialization segment is the first segment downloaded for a given Representation.
Manifest
The Manifest is the generic name for the document which describes the content you want to play.
This is equivalent to the DASH’s Media Presentation Description (or MPD), the Microsoft Smooth Streaming’s Manifest and the HLS’ Master Playlist.
Such document can describe for example:
- multiple qualities for the same video or audio tracks
- multiple audio tracks in different languages
- presence of subtitles
Note that this concept is only used in Streaming technologies. You won’t interact with a Manifest if you’re directly playing a MP4 or webM file.
Media segment
A media segment (or simply segment), is a small chunk of media data.
In many streaming technologies, a content is separated into multiple chunks of small duration (usually between 2 and 10 seconds).
This allows, for reasons to long to detail here, to easily implements many features:
- live streaming,
- language switching
- adaptive streaming
When you play a content with the RxPlayer, it will most of the time download media segments of different types (audio, video, text…) progressively rather than the whole content at a single time.
Period
Simply put, a Period defines what the content will be from a starting time to an ending time. It is an element contained in the Manifest) and it will contain the Adaptations available for the corresponding time period.
Depending on the transport used, they correspond to different concepts:
- for DASH contents, it is more or less the same thing than an MPD’s
<Period>
element - for “local” contents, it corresponds to a single object from the
periods
array. - for “MetaPlaylist” contents, it corresponds to all the Period elements we
retrieved after parsing the corresponding Manifest from the
elements of the
contents
array. - any other transport will have a single Period, describing the whole content.
–
As an example, let’s take a manifest describing a live content with chronologically:
- an english TV Show
- an old italian film with subtitles
- an American blockbuster with closed captions.
Let’s say that those sub-contents are drastically different:
- they are all in different languages
- the american blockbuster has more available video bitrates than the old italian one
Because the available tracks and available qualities are different from sub-content to sub-content, we cannot just give a single list of Adaptations valid for all of them. They have to be in some way separated in the Manifest object.
That’s a case where Periods will be used. Here is a visual representation of how the Periods would be divided here:
Period 1 Period 2 Period 3
08h05 09h00 10h30 now
|==================|===========================|====================|
TV Show Italian Film American Blockbuster
Each of these Periods will be linked to different audio, video and text Adaptations, themselves linked to different Representations.
Representation
A Representation is an element of an Adaptation, and by extension of the Manifest) that describes an interchangeable way to represent the parent Adaptation.
For example, a video Adaptation can have several Representations, each having its own bitrate, its own width or its own height. The idea behind a Representation is that it can be changed by any other one in the same Adaptation as the content plays.
This is most often implemented to allow multiple bitrates for the same Adaptation, to be more flexible to poor network (low bandwidth) or computing (slow computer) conditions.
A Representation has its equivalent in multiple Streaming technologies. It is roughly the same as:
- DASH’s Representation
- Microsoft Smooth Streaming’s QualityIndex
- HLS’ variant (the notion of variant is actually a little more complex, so here it’s not an exact comparison)


Caesar Decipher
Input
Please put the text you want to decipher in the text field below
Decipher
Output


start the lastmile probe test
This method start the last-mile network probe test before joining a channel to get the uplink and downlink last-mile network statistics, including the bandwidth, packet loss, jitter, and round-trip time (RTT).
LastmileProbeConfig {@link LastmileProbeConfig}
Promise<{success, value}>
add inject stream url
This method injects an online media stream to a live broadcast.
Promise<{success, value}>
add publish stream url
This method add publish stream by option.
Promise<{success, value}>
add video watermark
This method adds video watermark to the local video.
Promise<{success, value}>
adjust audio mixing playout volume
This method adjusts audio mixing playout by the volume parameter
adjust audio mixing publish volume
This method adjusts audio mixing publish by the volume paraemter
adjust audio mixing volume
This method adjusts audio mixing volume by the volume number parameter
adjust playback signal volume
This method adjusts playback signal by volume.
adjust recording signal volume
This method adjusts recording your signal by volume.
create data stream
This method creates data stream with options
destroy
This method stops event subscribe and destroy the RtcEngine instance's. You should call it, when you want to destroy the engine.
Promise<{success, value}>
disable audio
This method disables audio
disable lastmile test
This method disable the network connection qualit test.
Promise<{success, value}>
mute local audio stream
This method mutes the local audio stream by muted.
disable video
This method disables video.
enable audio
This method enables audio
enable audio volume indication
This method enables audio volume by interval and smooth
enable dual stream mode
This method enables the dual stream by parameter mode.
Promise<{success, value}>
enable in-ear monitor
This method enables in-ear monitoring by boolean parameter enabled
enable lastmile test
This method enables the network connection qualit test.
Promise<{success, value}>
enable local audio
This method enables local audio by the boolean parameter.
enable local video
This method enables the local video by the boolean parameter.
control stereo panning for remote users
This method enables/disables stereo panning for remote users.
boolean
Promise<{success, value}>
enable video
This method enables video.
enable websdk interoperability
This method used to enable websdk interoperability, so that it can connect with agora websdk apps.
Promise<{success, value}>
get audio mixing current position
This method gets audio mixing current position value.
Promise<{success, value}>
get audio mixing duration
This method gets the audio mixing duration
Promise<{success, value}>
get call id
This method is used to get call id.
Promise<{success, value}>
get camera max zoom ratio
This method gets the camera maximum zoom ratio.
Promise<{success, value}>
get agora native sdk connection state
This method gets agora native sdk connection state
Promise<{success: true, state: (connection state)}>
get effects of volume
This methods get audio mixing effects volume value.
Promise<{success, value}>
get sdk version
This method gets the sdk version details and passed it into callback function
to handle resolve from getSdkVersion
to handle reject error from getSdkVersion
Creates a RtcEngine Object internal.
This method creates and start event observer. You should call this method once.
Defines the property of the client, see {@link Option} for details.
is camera auto focus face mode supported
This method checks whether the camera mannual auto-face focus function is supported.
Promise<{success, value}>
is camera exposure position supported
This method checks whether the camera mannual exposure function is supported.
Promise<{success, value}>
is camera focus supported
This method checks whether the camera mannual focus function is supported.
Promise<{success, value}>
is camera torch supported
This method checks whether the camera flash function is supported.
Promise<{success, value}>
is camera zoom supported
This method checks whether the camera zoom function is supported.
Promise<{success, value}>
join specified channel
This method joins and begin rendering the video stream. when join succeeds. Otherwise, it will invoke error by the event
leave channel
This method leaves the joined channel, then your video view will not render ever. You should call it, when you dont need render video stream.
Promise<{success, value}>
check for mobile phone speaker enabled
This method checks the phone speaker is enabled
mute all remote audio streams
This method mutes all remote audio streams by muted
mute all remote video streams
This method mutes all remote streams by the boolean parameter.
mute local audio stream
This method sends/stops sending the local audio.
mute local video stream
This method mutes video stream by the boolean parameter.
mute specified remote audio stream by muted
This method mutes specified remote audio stream by number uid and boolean muted.
mute specified remote video stream.
This method mutes remote video stream by the number of uid and boolean parameter.
remove event listeners
This method unsubscribes specified eventType related all listeners. You should call this method when you want to unsubscribe some eventType.
add event listener
This method subscribes specified eventType and run listener. You should call this method at first.
pause all effects for audio mixing
This method pause all effects for audio mixing.
Promise<{success, value}>
pause audio mixing
This method pauses for audio mixing.
pause the specified effect for audio mixing by soundid
This method pauses the specified effect for audio mixing by soundid.
Promise<{success, value}>
play specified effect for audio mixing
This methos plays the specified effect of audio mixing file by option config.
Promise<{success, value}>
preload effect for audio mixing file.
This methods preloads the specified audio mixing file to memory by the soundid
Promise<{success, value}>
clear video watermarks
This method removes the watermark image from the video stream added by addVideoWatermark.
Promise<{success, value}>
remove all events listeners
This method unsubscribes all eventTypes related listeners.
remove inject stream url
This method removes stream by addInjectsStreamUrl.
Promise<{success, value}>
remove publish stream url
This method remove publish stream by options.
Promise<{success, value}>
renew token
This method renews a new token.
resume all audio mixing effects.
This method resumes all audio mixing effects.
Promise<{success, value}>
resume audio mixing
This method resumes for audio mixing.
resume audio mixing effect by the specified soundid
This method resumes audio mixing effect by the specified soundid
Promise<{success, value}>
send stream message
This method sends stream message by specified uid
Promise<{success, value}>
set audio mixing position
This method sets audio mixing position by the parameter pos
set audio session operation restriction
The SDK and the app can both configure the audio session by default. The app may occasionally use other apps or third-party components to manipulate the audio session and restrict the SDK from doing so. This method allows the app to restrict the SDK’s manipulation of the audio session. You can call this method at any time to return the control of the audio sessions to the SDK. This method restricts the SDK’s manipulation of the audio session. Any operation to the audio session relies solely on the app, other apps, or third-party components.
video pre-process/post-process
This method enables/disables image enhancement and sets the options.
Promise<{success, value}>
set enable auto focus face mode
This method enables auto-focus face mode function.
boolean
Promise<{success, value}>
set the camera capture preference.
note: For a video call or live broadcast, generally the SDK controls the camera output parameters. When the default camera capture settings do not meet special requirements or cause performance problems, we recommend using this method to set the camera capture preference: If the resolution or frame rate of the captured raw video data are higher than those set by setVideoEncoderConfiguration, processing video frames requires extra CPU and RAM usage and degrades performance. We recommend setting config as CAPTURER_OUTPUT_PREFERENCE_PERFORMANCE(1) to avoid such problems. If you do not need local video preview or are willing to sacrifice preview quality, we recommend setting config as CAPTURER_OUTPUT_PREFERENCE_PERFORMANCE(1) to optimize CPU and RAM usage. If you want better quality for the local video preview, we recommend setting config as CAPTURER_OUTPUT_PREFERENCE_PREVIEW(2).
This method will set the camera capture preference.
Promise<{success, value}>
set camera exposure position
This method sets the mannual exposure position.
Promise<{success, value}>
set camera focus position in preview
This method sets the mannual focus position.
Promise<{success, value}>
set camera torch on
This method enables the camera flash function.
Promise<{success, value}>
set camera zoom ratio
This method sets the camera zoom ratio.
Promise<{success, value}>
change the client role
This method changes the client of role.
(audience: 0, host: 1)
set default audio speaker
This method set the default audio speaker enable or disable by pass boolean parameter.
set default mute all remote audio streams
This method set default mute all remote audio streams enable or not by pass boolean parameter.
set default mute all remote video stream
This method mutes all remote video stream default by the boolean parameter.
set effects volume
This methods set audio mixing effects volume by float parameter.
Promise<{success, value}>
set enable speaker phone
This method set the speaker phone enable or disable by pass boolean parameter.
set in-ear monitoring volume
This method sets the in-ear-monitoring volume by number parameter volume
set live transcoding
This method sets the video layout and audio settings for CDN live.
Promise<{success, value}>
set local publish fallback
This method sets the fallback option for the locally published video stream based on the network conditions.
Promise<{success, value}>
set local video render mode
This method calls native sdk render mode for local video.
set local video mirror mode
This method sets local video mirror mode
Promise<{success, value}>
set local voice change
This method changes local speaker voice with voiceChanger
integer
Promise<{success, value}>
set local voice equalization
This method set local video equalization of band frequency by enum band number and number of gain
set local voice pitch
This method sets the local voice pitch by float parameter pitch
set local voice reverb
This method sets local voice by reverb and value
set the preset local voice reverberation effect.
This method sets the preset local voice reverberation effect.
integer
Promise<{success, value}>
set log file and log filter
This method sets the log file generated path and specified the log level.
string
enum
integer (KB)
Promise<{success, value}>
set mixed audio frame parameters
This method Sets the audio frame format for the mixedAudioFrame callback.
Promise<{success, value}>
set playback audio frame parameters
This method Sets the audio frame format for the playbackFrame callback.
Promise<{success, value}>
set recording audio frame parameters
This method Sets the audio recording format for the audioFrame callback.
Promise<{success, value}>
set remote default video stream type
This method sets the default video stream type.
Promise<{success, value}>
set the specified remote video render mode
This method calls native sdk render mode for the specified remote video.
set remote publish fallback
This method sets the fallback option for the remotely subscribed video stream based on the network conditions.
Promise<{success, value}>
sets the priority of a remote user's media stream.
note: Use this method with the setRemoteSubscribeFallbackOption method. If the fallback function is enabled for a subscribed stream, the SDK ensures the high-priority user gets the best possible stream quality.
This method sets the priority of a remote user's media stream.
number
Promise<{success, value}>
set remote video stream type
This method sets the remote video stream type by uid and streamType.
Promise<{success, value}>
set the sound position of a remote user
This method sets the sound position of a remote user by uid
number | The ID of the remote user
float | The sound position of the remote user. The value ranges from -1.0 to 1.0
float | Gain of the remote user. The value ranges from 0.0 to 100.0. The default value is 100.0 (the original gain of the remote user). The smaller the value, the less the gain.
Promise<{success, value}>
set volume for playing effects.
This methods set for playing audio mixing effects
Promise<{success, value}>
show local video
This method calls native sdk render canvas for local video.
show remote video
This method calls native sdk render canvas for remote video.
start audio mixing
This method will start audio mixing by option config
start audio recording by quality
This method start audio recording by quality config
Promise<{success, value}>
start an audio call test.
note: Call this method before joining a channel. After calling this method, call the stopEchoTest method to end the test. Otherwise, the app cannot run the next echo test, or call the joinchannel method. In the Live-broadcast profile, only a host can call this method. This method will start an audio call test with interval parameter. In the audio call test, you record your voice. If the recording plays back within the set time interval, the audio devices and the network connection are working properly.
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Promise<{success, value}>
start video preview
This method start video preview for video.
stop play all for effect audio mixing.
This methods stops all effect audio mixing.
Promise<{success, value}>
stop audio mixing
This methods stops for audio mixing.
stop audio recording
This method stops audio recording.
Promise<{success, value}>
stop echo test
This method stop launched an audio call test.
Promise<{success, value}>
stop play effect for audio mixing
This methods stops the specified effect for audio mixing file by soundid.
Promise<{success, value}>
stop the lastmile probe test
This method stop the lastmile probe test.
Promise<{success, value}>
stop video preview
This method stops video preview for video.
switch camera
This method switches camera between front and rear.
Promise<{success, value}>
unload effect
This methods unload the already loaded audio mixing file from memory by the soundid.
Promise<{success, value}>
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RtcEngine is the javascript object for control agora native sdk through react native bridge.
You can use the RtcEngine methods to create init
Other methods of the RtcEngine object serve for agora native sdk and set up error logging.


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