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Abstract Syntax Tree
The Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) is a structure representing the meaningful segments of a source file, such as declarations, class definitions, function definitions, statements, expressions, identifiers, operators, and constants. The AST indicates how the larger segments of a source file are composed of smaller segments.
Access
Access is a TCL-based language that allows you to write scripts that perform complex operations with DIScover. The Access client communicates directly with the information model through a command line interface and enables enterprise-level features and functionality not available through the Browser.
build server
Similar to a model server, a build server runs on a host machine. Its purpose, however, is to manage Submission Check communications between the information model and your source code. A feature of the Developer Xpress client, Submission Check verifies the source code file’s existence in the information model and allows you to apply standard quality filters against it prior to its check in to your SCM system.
caliper
An analysis and reporting tool for C, C++, and Java programming projects. Caliper applies a series of predefined ANSI and industry accepted programming rules and metrics to produce a Quality Assessment Report, or QAR.
call tree
A schematic diagram representing the call dependencies of selected entities.
configuration management system
A source control system set up to manage the configuration and transparent source sharing of your files (i.e. Source Integrity, Rational ClearCase).
cyclomatic complexity
A measure of complexity within a specified function; a higher value means greater complexity.
Developer Xpress
Developer Xpress is a lightweight, easy-to-use browsing and query tool that enables you to navigate through your application’s project structure and query your information model.
dormant
Dormant is a code analysis utility that identifies unused source code entities in your application
DSIM
DISIM (short for DISCOVER—now named DIScover—Information Model) refers to the scripts and underlying command-line tools that are aware of the information model repository. Previously, DISIM was the unique, simple, automated procedure for creating an information model.
entity
An entity describes any individual element of your source code maintained in the AST. An entity may be as large as an entire file or as small as a variable. In the Browser, entities are categorized by name: file, function, class, variable, method, enum, string. Selecting one category displays all entities of that type that appear in your source code.
entity relation diagram
An Entity Relation Diagram (ERD) helps you to interpret C++ or Java classes. It shows the relationships between C structures or C++ classes consisting of either. Symbols and color-coded lines indicate the nature of the relationships.
function path mapping
The process of looking at source and target functions to see if there are paths between them for a function query.
group
A group is a useful collection of files or entities that you can create for your convenience. A group can contain any entity, instance, or combination of entities and instances.
group member
A group member is an entity or instance in a group
hits
A quantity of violations.
impact analysis
Impact Analysis allows you to examine the options for and consequences of performing proposed changes to your source code. DIScover illustrates how change will affect, or impact, your source, enabling you to make intelligent decisions about whether or not you should make a change.
impact analysis report
A comprehensive document that details proposed changes as well as the affected entities and files.
include files
Source files inserted into a compilation unit during preprocessing.
information model
An information model is a data repository created when DIScover examines your source, parses the code, and instead of creating object files, saves it in two language-independent formats: the Source Mode Tree (SMT) and the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).
inheritance
The relationship between base and derived classes.
instance
An instance refers to a single occurrence of an entity in your source. A single entity may very well have multiple instances. For example, a single function may be called in multiple source files; in this case, the function has a single instance in each place in the source where it is called.
integrated development environment
A supported development application, such as Borland JBuilder, that allows you to access DIScover functionality.
local variable
A variable that can be accessed only by instructions within a particular subroutine.
logical file name
A file name that allows you to refer to multiple physical paths with a single name. Two different versions of the same file in different directories can share the same logical name; therefore, you can create a logical name and define multiple physical paths equivalent to it.
metrics
Metrics measure code entities and files. Metric data helps you make intelligent decisions based on the size and scope of your code. For example, you may ask: Is a function too complex? How many bytes does a file comprise? How many loops, defaultless switches, or lines of code are present?
model browser
The DIScover Browser is the primary graphical user interface (GUI) for exploring and querying your information model. It allows you to scan existing projects and to browse your information model to collect data about your source.
model server
A model server is a process that runs on a host machine serving the DIScover environment. This process makes information models readily and conveniently available to end users who connect through a Developer Xpress or Access client. Model servers communicate directly with the Information Model data structure.
model version
A model version is a new build of an information model.
Myer’s Complexity
A measure of complexity for a function or file.
nested structures
The DIScover term for nested entities in source code.
persistent group
A saved group.
physical file name
The actual name for a file as it appears in the file directory (i.e. /user/source/test.c).
project
A DIScover project defines the content of an individual information model, and is designed to mirror your organization’s software development projects. Selecting a project sets the scope of your browsing activities, as only files and entities included in that project are available for browsing and querying.
pruning
Pruning removes selected branches from a Call Tree View.
quality assessment report
A Quality Assessment Report, or QAR, provides quantitative information in both graphical and textual forms about the structure and compliance of a software development project to these rules, plus a list of non-compliant instances for review and remediation.
quality filter sets
Quality Filter Sets, or QFS, are a collection of weighted filters used by Caliper to access a particular aspect of development.
query
The query is the central activity of DIScover browsing tools. A query allows you to discover information about your source code—”show me where this function is defined in my source,” or ”show me everywhere this class is used.” A single query can tell you such things as the number of entities of a specific type that occur in your source, location of a specific entity, how it is used, and how it relates to other entities in your source. You can also employ a series of queries to create a more complex analysis of your source.
repository
A repository is the directory containing available information models and model versions (previously referred to as DISIM).
scratch group
A temporary group that has not been saved.
simplify.h
Simplify.h is a quick and effective way to prevent header files from being included unnecessarily in your source files.
sublass
A class that inherits variables and methods defined in a superclass that has the basic required properties.
submission check
A feature in Developer Xpress that allows the user to subject files that are going to be submitted to a series of tests, called queries.
superclass
A dominant class from which variables and methods are defined to be inherited by other subclasses.
transform
Functionality in Developer Xpress that allows it to recognize files in those cases in which the file paths differ between the server and client, or between shared and local versions of a file.
tree pattern matching
A tool for searching parse trees that are constructed and saved while building your information model. TPM can find many different constructions of interest such as coding standards violations, portability or threading concerns, and internationalization. TPM also includes a change propagation feature that facilitates automating code changes.
violation
An area in your source code that does not meet defined programming standards.
windowing
Windowing allows you to maintain a set number of separate versions of the same model for historical purposes, and serve a set number of those models to your end users.


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"Take all the remarkable people in history, Rattle them off to a popular tune." |
1880: The Pirates of Penzance opens in London at the Opéra Comique on April 3rd.
1880: The Sullivan/Gilbert Oratorio The Martyr of Antioch has its first performance at the Leeds Festival on October 15th. The words for this work were selected, by Gilbert, from the poem of the same name by the Rev. H.H. Milman, Dean of St. Pauls.
1881: The Pirates of Penzance opens in Sydney on March 19th, 1881 (read review).
1881: Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience is first performed on April 23rd.
1881: Patience is transferred to the newly build Savoy Theatre on October 10th. The Savoy is the first Theatre to be lit entirely by electric light.
1881: Patience receives it's first performance down under. It opens at the Theatre Royal, Sydney, on November 26th. (read complete review)
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1881: Gilbert's fairy comedy Foggerty's Fairy opens on Dec 15th.
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1882: Sullivan's Mother dies, on May 27th, aged 71.
1882: The Vicar of Bray, words by Sydney Grundy (librettist of Haddon Hall), music by Edward Solomon, opens on July 22nd at the Globe Theatre.
1882: Iolanthe opens at the Savoy Theatre on November 25th. It runs for 398 performances.
1883: Sullivan is knighted on May 22nd.
1883: In December, Gilbert moves into his new house at 19 Harrington Gardens.
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1884: Princess Ida is first performed at the Savoy on January 5th. It runs for 246 performances.
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1884: Gilbert's fairy comedy The Palace of Truth is revived for the opening of the Prince's Theatre on Jan 25th.
1884: Gilbert's one act drama Comedy and Tragedy receives its first performance at the Lyceum Theatre, London, on January 26th.
1884: The Sorcerer is revived on October 11th after dwindling box office receipts for Princess Ida. Richard Temple, Rutland Barrington and George Grossmith recreate their original roles. Durward Lely plays Dr Daly, Rosina Brandram plays Aline and Jessie Bond plays Constance. The Sorcerer is coupled with Trial By Jury.
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Western Mustangs quarterback Chris Merchant captures Hec Crighton Trophy
Western Mustangs quarterback Chris Merchant has been named the top player in Canadian university football this year.
Merchant captured the Hec Crighton Trophy on Thursday night at the U Sports football awards.
The fifth-year senior from Calgary led the Mustangs to their third consecutive unbeaten regular season.
Merchant threw for 2,378 and 14 touchdowns and rushed for 438 yards and six majors in eight games.
Merchant was joined by his coach, Greg Marshall, in the winner’s circle. Marshall was named coach of the year for the second straight season and the third time in his career.
“Chris Merchant has had an outstanding season and career as our quarterback at Western,” Marshall said in a statement. “He has made a significant impact on our football program at Western. He has been an outstanding athlete, student and teammate at Western.”
Saskatchewan Huskies defensive back Nelson Lokombo received the Presidents’ Trophy as the top defensive player.
McGill Redbirds defensive tackle Andrew Seinet-Spaulding earned the J.P. Metras Trophy as top lineman.
Concordia Stingers receiver Jeremy Murphy won the Peter Gorman Trophy as top rookie.
York Lions free safety Jacob Janke captured the Russ Jackson Award for excellence in football, academics and citizenship.
Regina Rams’ Greg Nesbitt won the Gino Fracas Award as volunteer assistant coach of the year.


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Background
Users of macromolecular crystallography (MX) are well served in terms of
data reduction software, with packages such as HKL2000, Mosflm ,
XDS and d*TREK often available and commonly used. In the main, however,
these programs require that the user makes sensible decisions about the
data analysis to ensure that a useful result is reached. This manual describes
a package, xia2, which makes use of some of the aforementioned
software to reduce diffraction data automatically from images to scaled intensities
and structure factor amplitudes, with no user input.
In 2005, when the xia2 project was initiated as part of the UK BBSRC
e-Science project e-HTPX, multi-core machines were just becoming common,
detectors were getting faster and synchrotron beamlines were becoming
brighter. Against this background the downstream analysis (e.g. structure
solution and refinement) was streamlined and the level of expertise
needed to use MX as a technique was reducing. At the same time mature
software packages such as Mosflm, Scala , CCP4 and XDS were available
and a new synchrotron facility was being built in the UK. The ground
was therefore fertile for for the development of automated data reduction
tools. Most crucially, however, the author was told that this was impossible
and a waste of time - sufficient motivation for anyone.


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class blaze::SparseVectorProxy< PT, VT >
Proxy backend for sparse vector types.
The SparseVectorProxy class serves as a backend for the Proxy class. It is used in case the data type represented by the proxy is a sparse vector and augments the Proxy interface by the complete interface required of sparse vectors.
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Appending an element to the represented sparse vector.
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This function provides a very efficient way to fill a sparse vector with elements. It appends a new element to the end of the sparse vector without any memory allocation. Therefore it is strictly necessary to keep the following preconditions in mind:
- the index of the new element must be strictly larger than the largest index of non-zero elements in the sparse vector
- the current number of non-zero elements must be smaller than the capacity of the vector
Ignoring these preconditions might result in undefined behavior! The optional check parameter specifies whether the new value should be tested for a default value. If the new value is a default value (for instance 0 in case of an integral element type) the value is not appended. Per default the values are not tested.
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- Although append() does not allocate new memory, it still invalidates all iterators returned by the end() functions!
template<typename PT , typename VT >
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Erasing specific elements from the sparse vector.
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This function erases specific elements from the sparse vector. The elements are selected by the given unary predicate predicate, which is expected to accept a single argument of the type of the elements and to be pure.
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template<typename PT , typename VT >
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Erasing specific elements from a range of the sparse vector.
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| last | Iterator just past the last element of the range. |
| predicate | The unary predicate for the element selection. |
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This function erases specific elements from a range of elements of the sparse vector. The elements are selected by the given unary predicate predicate, which is expected to accept a single argument of the type of the elements and to be pure.
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template<typename PT , typename VT >
Inserting an element into the represented sparse vector.
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| value | The value of the element to be inserted. |
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This function inserts a new element into the sparse vector. However, duplicate elements are not allowed. In case the sparse vector already contains an element with index index, a std::invalid_argument exception is thrown.
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Changing the size of the represented vector.
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This function changes the size of the vector. Depending on the type of the vector, during this operation new dynamic memory may be allocated in case the capacity of the vector is too small. Note that this function may invalidate all existing views (subvectors, ...) on the vector if it is used to shrink the vector. Additionally, the resize() operation potentially changes all vector elements. In order to preserve the old vector values, the preserve flag can be set to true.
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Scaling of the sparse vector by the scalar value scalar ( ).
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This function scales the vector by applying the given scalar value scalar to each element of the vector. For built-in and complex
data types it has the same effect as using the multiplication assignment operator.


APPRES(1) APPRES(1) NAME appres - list X application resource database SYNOPSIS appres [class [instance]] [-1] [toolkitoptions] DESCRIPTION The appres program prints the resources seen by an application (or sub‐ hierarchy of an application) with the specified class and instance names. It can be used to determine which resources a particular program will load. For example, % appres XTerm will list the resources that any xterm program will load. If no applica‐ tion class is specified, the class -AppResTest- is used. To match a particular instance name, specify an instance name explicitly after the class name, or use the normal Xt toolkit option. For example, % appres XTerm myxterm or % appres XTerm -name myxterm To list resources that match a subhierarchy of an application, specify hierarchical class and instance names. The number of class and instance components must be equal, and the instance name should not be specified with a toolkit option. For example, % appres Xman.TopLevelShell.Form xman.topBox.form will list the resources of widgets of xman topBox hierarchy. To list just the resources matching a specific level in the hierarchy, use the -1 option. For example, % appres XTerm.VT100 xterm.vt100 -1 will list the resources matching the xterm vt100 widget. SEE ALSO X(7), xrdb(1), listres(1) AUTHOR Jim Fulton, MIT X Consortium X Version 11 appres 1.0.3 APPRES(1)


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public abstract class AbstractSimulator extends java.lang.Object implements ISimulator
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AbstractSimulator(Psystem psystem) |
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boolean |
alternateStep()
Makes one alternate step of the last one.
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void |
cleanPreviousConfigurations()
Cleans the configurations previously reached
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countAlternatives()
Counts the alternative steps which could be taken
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getCurrentConfig()
Gets the current configuration
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java.io.PrintStream |
getInfoChannel() |
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getPsystem()
Returns the P-system simulated
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getTime()
Gets the elapsed time since the beginning of the simulation
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getVerbosity()
Gets the verbosity level which the instances take into account when reporting messages.
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isFinished()
Returns if the simulator has finished
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isTimed()
Gets if the elapsed time is being measured
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reset()
Resets the simulator to the initial configuration
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run()
Takes steps until reaching a halting configuration
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runSteps(int steps)
Takes a specified number of steps
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runUntilTimeOut(long timeOut)
Runs the simulator until the time out has been reached
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runUntilTimeOutorSteps(long timeOut,
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Runs the simulator until whether the time out or the steps have been
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setCurrentConfig(Configuration configuration)
Sets the current configuration of the simulator
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setInfoChannel(java.io.PrintStream infoChannel)
Sets the simulator info channel
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void |
setPsystem(Psystem psystem)
Sets the simulator P-system
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void |
setTimed(boolean time)
Sets if the elapsed time is being measured or not
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void |
setVerbosity(int verbosity)
Sets the verbosity level which the instances take into account when reporting messages.
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boolean |
step()
Takes one step of simulation and generate a new configuration
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boolean |
stepBack()
Takes one step back
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boolean |
stepsBackAvailable()
Returns a boolean representing if there are any step back which the simulator can go back to
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void |
stopThread()
Stops the current thread where the run process takes place
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boolean |
supportsAlternateSteps()
Reports if the simulator supports alternate steps
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boolean |
supportsStepBack()
Reports if the simulator supports step back
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public AbstractSimulator(Psystem psystem)
public boolean alternateStep() throws java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
ISimulator
alternateStep
in interface ISimulator
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if alternate steps are not supportedpublic void cleanPreviousConfigurations()
ISimulator
cleanPreviousConfigurations
in interface ISimulator
public int countAlternatives() throws java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
ISimulator
countAlternatives
in interface ISimulator
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if alternate steps are not supportedpublic Configuration getCurrentConfig()
ISimulator
getCurrentConfig
in interface ISimulator
public java.io.PrintStream getInfoChannel()
getInfoChannel
in interface ISimulator
public Psystem getPsystem()
ISimulator
getPsystem
in interface ISimulator
public final double getTime()
ISimulator
getTime
in interface ISimulator
public int getVerbosity()
ISimulator
getVerbosity
in interface ISimulator
public boolean isFinished()
ISimulator
isFinished
in interface ISimulator
public boolean isTimed()
ISimulator
isTimed
in interface ISimulator
public void reset()
ISimulator
reset
in interface ISimulator
public void run() throws PlinguaCoreException
run
in interface ISimulator
PlinguaCoreException
- if any exception occurred during the executionpublic void runSteps(int steps) throws PlinguaCoreException
ISimulator
runSteps
in interface ISimulator
steps
- the steps to be takenPlinguaCoreException
- if any exception occurred during the executionISimulator.runSteps(int)
public final void runUntilTimeOut(long timeOut)
ISimulator
runUntilTimeOut
in interface ISimulator
timeOut
- the time out set as the maximum time outorg.gcn.plinguacore.simulator.ISimulator#runUntilTimeOut(int)
public final void runUntilTimeOutorSteps(long timeOut, int steps)
ISimulator
runUntilTimeOutorSteps
in interface ISimulator
timeOut
- the maximum time out allowedsteps
- the maximum steps allowedorg.gcn.plinguacore.simulator.ISimulator#runUntilTimeOutorSteps(int, int)
public void setCurrentConfig(Configuration configuration)
ISimulator
setCurrentConfig
in interface ISimulator
configuration
- the configuration to be setpublic void setInfoChannel(java.io.PrintStream infoChannel)
ISimulator
setInfoChannel
in interface ISimulator
infoChannel
- the info channel to be setpublic void setPsystem(Psystem psystem)
ISimulator
setPsystem
in interface ISimulator
psystem
- the simulator p-systempublic void setTimed(boolean time)
ISimulator
setTimed
in interface ISimulator
time
- if the elapsed time is being measuredpublic void setVerbosity(int verbosity)
ISimulator
setVerbosity
in interface ISimulator
verbosity
- the verbosity level to set.public boolean stepBack() throws java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
ISimulator
stepBack
in interface ISimulator
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if steps back are not supportedpublic boolean stepsBackAvailable()
ISimulator
stepsBackAvailable
in interface ISimulator
public void stopThread()
ISimulator
stopThread
in interface ISimulator
ISimulator.stopThread()
public boolean supportsAlternateSteps()
ISimulator
supportsAlternateSteps
in interface ISimulator
public boolean supportsStepBack()
ISimulator
supportsStepBack
in interface ISimulator
public boolean step() throws PlinguaCoreException
ISimulator
step
in interface ISimulator
PlinguaCoreException
- if a semantic error occurs


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For an introduction & more information, see http://batchbald.ml/. The paper can be found at http://arxiv.org/abs/1906.08158.
The original implementation used in the paper is available at https://github.com/BlackHC/BatchBALD.
We are grateful for fastai's nbdev which is powering this package.
For more information, explore the sections and notebooks in the left-hand menu. The code is available on https://github.com/BlackHC/batchbald_redux, and the website on https://blackhc.github.io/batchbald_redux.
pip install batchbald_redux
BatchBALD is an algorithm and acquisition function for Active Learning in a Bayesian setting using BNNs and MC dropout.
The aquisition function is the mutual information between the joint of a candidate batch and the model parameters $\omega$:
{% raw %} $$a_{\text{BatchBALD}}((y_b)_B) = I[(y_b)_B;\omega]$$ {% endraw %}
The best candidate batch is one that maximizes this acquisition function.
In the paper, we show that this function satisfies sub-modularity, which provides us an optimality guarantee for a greedy algorithm. The candidate batch is selected using greedy expansion.
Joint entropies are hard to estimate and, for everything to work, one also has to use consistent MC dropout, which keeps a set of dropout masks fixed while scoring the pool set.
To aid reproducibility and baseline reproduction, we provide this simpler and clearer reimplementation.
We provide a simple example experiment that uses this package here.
To get a candidate batch using BatchBALD, we provide a simple API in batchbald_redux.batchbald
:
We also provide a simple implementation of consistent MC dropout in batchbald_redux.consistent_mc_dropout
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new QBVideoConferencingClient(configParams)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 38
| Name | Type | Description | ||||||||||||
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configParams |
Object |
a set of configuration parameters. The
following parameters are applied:
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Throws:
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"'server' parameter is mandatory" error if 'server' parameter is null or undefined.
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"missing adapter.js" error if the 'adapter.js' is not connected.
Methods
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staticQBVideoConferencingClient.attachMediaStream(element, stream)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 78 -
Attach media stream to HTML 'video' element
Name Type Description element
Object HTML 'video' element stream
Object WebRTC media stream -
staticQBVideoConferencingClient.listDevices(callback)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 89 -
Get plugged devices
Name Type Description callback
function a callback to be notified about result (with single argument - array of all devices). -
staticQBVideoConferencingClient.listVideoinputDevices(callback)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 106 -
Get plugged video input devices only
Name Type Description callback
function a callback to be notified about result (with single argument - array of video input devices). -
attachVideoConferencingPlugin(isRemote, userId, callbacks)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 268 -
Сreate a video conferencing plugin handle.
Name Type Description isRemote
Boolean To pass 'false' when you attach plugin to current user and pass 'true' when attach to remote user. userId
Number To pass 'null' when you attach plugin to current user and pass remote user id when attach to remote user. callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function the handle was successfully created and is ready to be used. error
function the handle was NOT successfully created or some error has occured. The format of error is the following: {"error_code": "some integer code", "error": "some text description"}. Possible values of 'error_code':
- 428: No such feed - can happen when a user joins room and quickly leaves it so other user tries to subscribe to none existend feed. Usually, this error can be ignored.
- 433: Unauthorized - do not have proper rights to join this room.
- 436: User ID already exists in this room.
- 400: Some not usual error occured, for example - no connection to server.
consentDialog
function this callback is triggered just before getUserMedia is called (parameter=true) and after it is completed (parameter=false); this means it can be used to modify the UI accordingly, e.g., to prompt the user about the need to accept the device access consent requests. mediaState
function this callback is triggered when server starts or stops receiving your media: for instance, a mediaState with type=audio and on=true means server started receiving your audio stream (or started getting them again after a pause of more than a second); a mediaState with type=video and on=false means server hasn't received any video from you in the last second, after a start was detected before; useful to figure out when server actually started handling your media, or to detect problems on the media path (e.g., media never started, or stopped at some time). webrtcState
function this callback is triggered with a true value when the PeerConnection associated to a handle becomes active (so ICE, DTLS and everything else succeeded) from the library perspective, while false is triggered when the PeerConnection goes down instead; useful to figure out when WebRTC is actually up and running between you and server (e.g., to notify a user they're actually now active in a conference). slowLink
function this callback is triggered when server reports trouble either sending or receiving media on the specified PeerConnection, typically as a consequence of too many NACKs received from/sent to the user in the last second: for instance, a slowLink with uplink=true means you notified several missing packets from server, while uplink=false means server is not receiving all your packets; useful to figure out when there are problems on the media path (e.g., excessive loss), in order to possibly react accordingly (e.g., decrease the bitrate if most of our packets are getting lost). oncleanup
function the WebRTC PeerConnection with the plugin was closed. -
createSession(callbacks)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 137 -
Create video session
Name Type Description callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function the session was successfully created and is ready to be used. error
function the session was NOT successfully created. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. destroyed
function the session was destroyed and can't be used any more. -
destroySession(callbacks)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 201 -
Destroy video session
Name Type Description callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function the session was successfully destroyed and no longer available. error
function the session was NOT successfully destroyed. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
detachVideoConferencingPlugin(callbacks)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 494 -
Detach a video conferencing plugin handle.
Name Type Description callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function the handle was successfully destroyed. error
function the handle was NOT successfully destroyed. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
getPluginId(){String}
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 476 -
Returns the unique plugin identifier
Returns:
Type Description String unique plugin identifier or null. -
getSessionId(){String}
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 183 -
Returns the unique session identifier
Returns:
Type Description String unique session identifier or null. -
hideBitrate(userId, element)
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Stop show a verbose description of the user's stream bitrate.
Name Type Description userId
Number an id of QuickBlox user to stop show stream bitrate. element
Object DOM element to stop display bitrate on. -
iceRestart(userIdOrCallbacks)
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Initiate ICE restart for remote peer. These are typically needed whenever something in your network changes (e.g., you move from WiFi to mobile or a different WiFi) but want to keep the conversation going: in this case, an ICE restart needs to take place, as the peers need to exchange the new candidates they can be reached on.
Name Type Description userIdOrCallbacks
Number an id of QuickBlox user to initiate ICE restart with or callbacks if it's a local peer. callbacks.success
function when everything is ok. callbacks.error
function when an error occured. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
isAudioMuted(){Boolean}
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Is audio muted.
Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if audio is muted, otherwise - false. -
isRemoteAudioMuted(userId){Boolean}
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 699 -
Is remote audio muted.
Name Type Description userId
Number an id of QuickBlox user to check audio mute state. Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if audio is muted, otherwise - false. -
isRemoteVideoMuted(userId){Boolean}
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Is remote video muted.
Name Type Description userId
Number an id of QuickBlox user to check video mute state. Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if video is muted, otherwise - false. -
isVideoMuted(){Boolean}
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Is video muted.
Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if video is muted, otherwise - false. -
join(chatDialogId, userId, isOnlyAudio, callbacks)
/Users/igorkhomenko/workspace/multiparty-video-conferencing-sdk-javascript/src/qbMain.js, line 543 -
Join video conference room
Name Type Description chatDialogId
String a chat dialog ID to join userId
Number an id of current QuickBlox user. isOnlyAudio
Boolean an id of current QuickBlox user. callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function the chat dialog was successfully joined. error
function the chat dialog was NOT successfully joined. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
leave(callbacks)
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Leave video conference room
Name Type Description callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function the chat dialog was successfully left. error
function the chat dialog was NOT successfully left. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
listOnlineParticipants(chatDialogId, callbacks)
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List online participants
Name Type Description chatDialogId
String a chat dialog ID to list online participants in. callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function when everything is ok and you will receive one argument - array of online participants. error
function when an error occured. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
on(eventType, listener)
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Adds a listener to be invoked when events of the specified type are emitted. The data arguments emitted will be passed to the listener function.
Possible events:- 'participantjoined': (userId, userDisplayName)
- 'participantleft': (userId, userDisplayName)
- 'localstream': (stream)
- 'remotestream': (stream, userId)
Name Type Description eventType
String Name of the event to listen to listener
function Function to invoke when the specified event is emitted -
removeAllListeners(eventType)
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Removes all of the registered listeners.
Name Type Description eventType
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showBitrate(userId, element)
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Start show a verbose description of the user's stream bitrate. Refresh it every 1 second.
Name Type Description userId
Number an id of QuickBlox user to gets stream bitrate. element
Object DOM element to display bitrate on. -
switchVideoinput(mediaDeviceId, callbacks)
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Switch video input source.
Name Type Description mediaDeviceId
String an id of media device (camera) to switch to. Can be obtained via 'QBVideoConferencingClient.listVideoinputDevices'. callbacks
Object a set of callbacks to be notified about result, namely:
Name Type Description success
function when everything is ok. error
function when an error occured. This callback passes single argument - text description of error. -
toggleAudioMute(){Boolean}
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Toggle audio mute.
Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if audio is muted, otherwise - false. -
toggleRemoteAudioMute(userId){Boolean}
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Toggle remote user audio mute.
Name Type Description userId
Number an id of QuickBlox user to mute audio. Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if audio is muted, otherwise - false. -
toggleRemoteVideoMute(userId){Boolean}
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Toggle remote user video mute.
Name Type Description userId
Number an id of QuickBlox user to mute video. Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if video is muted, otherwise - false. -
toggleVideoMute(){Boolean}
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Toggle video mute.
Returns:
Type Description Boolean true if video is muted, otherwise - false.


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“All I know is that he is rich from his own hard work, investments and therefore, he should be given the benefit of the doubt instead of being subjected to the persecution which some people want him to be subjected to.”


Primary Use Cases
GEOPM comes with tools and software interfaces to access its features. This page outlines some of the use cases that are available across those interfaces.
🔬 Hardware Telemetry
Provide user-level access to hardware telemetry from heterogeneous components with high bandwidth and low latency. Examples of the telemetry accessible on some systems include hardware performance counters, thermal measurements, and energy meters.
⚙ Hardware Configuration
Provide user-level configuration of hardware settings without impacting quality of service for other users of a shared system. Examples of some system configurations that are possible include setting limits for CPU or GPU frequency, limiting power used by processors, or configuring priority cores for turbo frequency enhancement.
🧭 Software Telemetry
Collect software telemetry from distributed highly threaded applications while incurring a low-overhead. Provide access to this telemetry while the application is active to enable online optimizations. Interfaces to read the telemetry are provided as an event log with compression of data bursts and also a low-latency low-contention sampling interface.
🏁 Runtime Tools
Run a process on each compute node used by a distributed High Performance Computing (HPC) workload. This process uses hardware and software telemetry to choose optimal settings for hardware. The algorithm used for optimization is a plugin interface that can be extended to reflect site or user requirements.
🔐 Access Management
Provide system administrators with a fine-grained access management interface that grants permissions to individual telemetry readings and control settings based on Linux user group membership.


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I been wondering if there’s a way to encode invariants on monadic state computations in Lean, such that every update to the state must preserve those invariants? I haven’t actually make use of monads in a DTT language before, but it seems like a good way to verify systems.
Maybe the two ways would be to build a new state monad with a proof term on the state ... wait I suppose that’s the same as using psigma for state, right?
verifiedStateChange {s : Type} {p : s -> Prop} (s0 : s) (p0 : p s0) : psigma p
Or working to verify that each building block preserves the invariant ...
Has anyone done this before? Are there examples out there?
The preferred style for program verification in Lean and similar systems seems to be to separate programs and proofs as much as possible. But if you wanted to, you could use state_t
with a subtype
(which is equivalent to a psigma
into Prop
), yes.
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TazPanel is the SliTaz administration and settings center from where you can control your entire system such as managing packages, adding or removing users, creating Live systems and much more. Navigation is done with the toolbar at the top of the application window and in some cases with a submenu or a side bar as in the packages interface.
In most cases you will get a description and useful information with the section concerned. TazPanel uses the latest XHTML 5 and CSS 3 technology to provide a clean and easy to use frontend for all the administration tasks that you can do on SliTaz. TazPanel has also been coded from the beginning with speed and quality in mind and it also supports full internationalization.
TazPanel is run as a web server on port 82 by default and can be used only from the local system. If you wish to control your system from a remote host you can change the server configuration file to allow connections from a local network or the entire world wide web, but in this last case make sure that you set a strong password for the panel. The server configuration file is /etc/slitaz/httpd.conf.
TazPanel provides a small terminal emulator which lets you execute commands as root on the remote or local system. Not all available commands are usable and you should use a SSH connection for most tasks. That said, having access to a few commands within the web interface can be useful and wget is supported to allow file uploads on a remote machine. The download directory is /var/www/downloads by default. All commands can use options such as -R -l etc.
You can get support on the Slitaz forum, the mailing list or the IRC channel. The official SliTaz IRC channel is on Freenode, note that you can use LostIRC, Xchat or Pidgin on SliTaz. Freenode also provides a nice IRC web interface.
If you want to help and get involved in SliTaz, TazPanel maybe for you! We need help in translating, styling, documenting and coding. If you need more information or want to publish a new graphical style, you can go to the SliTaz Community and post on the Devel forum or post an update with a PM to a SliTaz contributor so that we can get in touch and include your work in TazPanel or in an extra styles package.
TazPanel is still a young application which will be improved and polished in time. If you find a bug, please post on the SliTaz tracker: bugs.slitaz.org. Tazpanel has a debug mode that can be enabled in the configuration file tazpanel.conf and also provides a debug page.


This page offers some resources for futher study in the field of archeology
Here is a website that makes many ancient books available to read.
Here is the home page to ASOR
Here is a list of helpful books:
- The Ancient Near East: An Anthology of Texts and Pictures
- The Ancient Near East: History, Society, and Economy
- The Ancient Near East, c. 3000-330 BC


Code Examples
Part of our Kerio Connect mission is to build an open communication and collaboration platform. Not only "open" in terms of supporting many protocols, standards, clients, and platforms. But also "open" in allowing administrators and developers to easily access the product to integrate it with third party solutions. This means the ability to write scripts and tools that simplify their work, or customize Kerio Connect to better fit their environment.
The Administration API for Kerio Connect allows administrators to facilitate their daily work and automate many procedures.
Anytime you want to change your server or login credentials, use config assistant.


Gibber
The main object of the library.
Example:
Gibber.init({ globalize: false })
sine = Gibber.Oscillators.Sine()
// half speed
Gibber.Clock.rate = .5
Properties
- Clock : Object. Controls time and meter. See Gibber.Clock for details.
- Audio : Object. The main synthesis library for Gibber is named Gibberish; this property wraps that library.
- Master : Object. The master output bus for Gibber. Any FX placed on this bus will affect all sound coming out of Gibber. See the Bus reference for more detail.
- Scale : Object. This determines the default root and mode used by Gibber's synthesis objects when sequencing. It can be overridden on individual ugen's by assigning them their own unique scale objects. See the Scale reference for details.
Methods
- clear(): This method removes all unit generators from the audio graph. It also resets the tempo to 120 BPM and the amplitude of the Master bus to 1.
- log( String: msg ): Print a message to Gibber's console.
- init( Object: options ): Start Gibber. The most important option is
globalize
. When globalize
is set to false (as in the example at the top of this page) the constructors for Gibber's unit generators will not be placed in the global namespace. The default value for globalize is true
.


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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Undocumented
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Swift
@objc open class ControllerPresenterObjc : ViewControllerLifecycleEventPresenter
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Undocumented
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Swift
@objc open class ControllerProviderObjc : NSObject, ControllerProvider, ControllerProviderObjcType
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class ObjcWrapper
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
open class DefaultObjcWrapperProvider : ObjcWrapperProvider
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class PresenterObjc : NSObject, Presenter, PresenterObjcType
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class PresenterProviderObjc : NSObject, PresenterProvider, PresenterProviderObjcType
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class RouteResultObjc : NSObject, RouteResult, RouteResultObjcType
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class RoutingDelegateObjc : NSObject, RoutingDelegate
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class RoutingObserverObjc : NSObject, RoutingObserver, RoutingObserverObjcType
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc open class RoutingOptionObjc : NSObject, RoutingOption
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Undocumented
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@objc open class RoutingOptionProviderObjc : NSObject, RoutingOptionProvider, RoutingOptionProviderObjcType
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Undocumented
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@objc open class RoutingPresenterObjc : NSObject, RoutingPresenter, RoutingPresenterObjcType
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Undocumented
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@objc open class WireframeObjc : NSObject, Wireframe


Try this when you are feeling daring and want to mix things up a bit! A Southern inspired recipe that is sure to add a little fun to your dinner table. Try serving it with corn bread.
View RecipeIt is an elegant enough for company yet very simple to make, especially if you purchase shrimp that has already been peeled.
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Venice devastated by second highest tide in history
by Riccardo BastianelloVENICE, Italy (Reuters) - Venice’s mayor called the city a disaster zone on Wednesday after the second highest tide ever recorded swept through it overnight, flooding its historic basilica and leaving many squares and alleyways deep under water.
A local man from Pellestrina, one of the many islands in the Venetian lagoon, died when he was struck by lightning while using an electric water pump, the fire brigade said.
City officials said the tide peaked at 187 cm (6ft 2ins) at 10.50 p.m. (2150 GMT) on Tuesday, just short of the record 194 cm set in 1966.
Night-time footage showed a torrent of water whipped up by high winds raging through the city centre while Luca Zaia, governor of the Veneto region, described a scene of “apocalyptic devastation”.
Mayor Luigi Brugnaro said the situation was dramatic. “We ask the government to help us. The cost will be high. This is the result of climate change,” he said on Twitter.
He said he would declare a disaster zone and ask the government to call a state of emergency, which would allow funds to be freed to address the damage.
Saint Mark’s Square was submerged by more than one metre of water, while the adjacent Saint Mark’s Basilica was flooded for the sixth time in 1,200 years - but the fourth in the last 20.
A flood barrier was designed in 1984 to protect Venice from the kind of high tides that hit the city on Tuesday, but the multi-billion euro project, known as Mose, has been plagued by corruption scandals and is still not operative.
Brugnaro said the basilica had suffered “grave damage”, but no details were available on the state of its mainly Byzantine interior, famous for its rich mosaics.
Its administrator said the basilica had aged 20 years in a single day when it was flooded last year.
‘ON ITS KNEES’
Some tourists appeared to enjoy the drama, with one man filmed swimming across Saint Mark’s Square wearing only shorts on Tuesday evening.
“Venice is on its knees.. the art, the basilica, the shops and the homes, a disaster.. The city is bracing itself for the next high tide,” Zaia said on TV.
The luxury Hotel Gritti, a landmark of Venice which looks onto the Lagoon, was also flooded.
On Wednesday morning the tide level fell to 145 cm but was expected to rise back to 160 cm during the day.
Local authorities and the government’s civil protection unit will hold a news conference at 1100 GMT.
The overnight surge triggered several fires, including one at the International Gallery of Modern Art Ca’ Pesaro, with hundreds of calls to the fire brigade.
Video on social media showed deep water flowing like a river along one of Venice’s main thoroughfares. Other footage showed large waves hammering boats moored alongside the Doge’s Palace and surging over the stone sidewalks.
“A high tide of 187 cm is going to leave an indelible wound,” Brugnaro said.
Much of Italy has been pummelled by torrential rains in recent days, with widespread flooding, especially in the southern heel and toe of the country.
In Matera, this year’s European Capital of Culture, rain water cascaded through the streets and inundated the city’s famous cave-dwelling district.
Further bad weather is forecast for the coming days.


Tent DOS
Chronology:
- Got an alert that the image processing backlog was building up
- Checked the grafana dashboard to see what was up with the ingest
- Looking at the median image processing time, it was now over 5 seconds
- Decided to restart the mlworker in case something weird was going on, it didn't do anything
- Gave the freshly restarted mlworker a few minutes to see if the queue started going down and processing time
got quicker
- It didn't
- Looked at the timestamps, processing times started shooting up around 21:30 PDT, but the quantity of images
coming in didn't change
- Noticed a CPU utilization spike around the same time, GPU utilization was consistent though
- Went to the logs on either side of 21:30 PDT to see which cameras were spiking in processing time
- Before:
- After:
- Times went from ~0.5s to ~12+s per image in 5 minutes
- Noticed this didn't appear to be a problem most other cameras were exhibiting
- Decided to look at the images processed at those timestamps and noticed something strange
- Earlier image:
- Later image:
- It appears that a large tent was put up in the parking lot
- This tent seemed to be the only variable that changed suddenly and shot image processing times through the
roof
- To compensate, I had to spin up 2 additional mlworker pods to work through the backlog and get us back to
realtime
- After about 45 minutes with 2 extra mlworkers, we managed to get the queue back down to realtime processing
- To follow up, I need to speak with our Data Scientist and figure out why the model had a heart attack when
it saw a tent
- Thus concludes the story of the tent DOS


When a site is offline, most of the time a recent version is still available on cache or mirror servers. This page allows simplified access to major cache or mirror services.
The Google Web Cache is the biggest cache provider. Most of recently offline pages can be found here.
The Archive.org cache stores multiple versions of webpages. If you're looking for an old version of a webpage, use the Archive.org cache.
Archive.is allows simple website mirrors which can be triggered by any user.


Dear {{COE}},
Please find the below Loan details for loan no {{loan_num}}
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Organize awareness sessions and partnerships with associations, scouts, private schools ...
Organize listening cell and provide psychiatrists to orphans and their mothers.
Ease the access to the healthcare system and supply the necessary treatment
Over 800 Orphans
Over 300 Families
Over 1M subsidies distributed to families and orphans each year


particleFilter.prior
Set or return the prior for a particle filter
Syntax
Description
Provide the prior for a particle filter direclty as a numeric array. Overwrites any previously specified prior. Each row is a state vector element, and each column is an ensemble member. Each element along the third dimension holds a particular prior in an evolving set. If using a static prior, X should have a single element along the third dimension. Otherwise, X should have one element along the third dimension per assimilation time step. In this case, the particle filter will use the indicated prior for each assimilated time step.
Provide the prior using ensemble objects. To implement a static prior, the input should be a scalar ensemble object that implements a static prior.
For evolving priors, the input may either be: 1. A scalar ensemble object that implements an evolving ensemble, or 2. A vector of ensemble objects that all implement static ensembles. In the first case, the number of priors for the assimilation will match the number of ensembles in the evolving set. In the second case, the number of priors for the assimilation will match the number of elements in the vector of ensemble objects. The number of evolving priors must match the number of assimilation time steps (although see the syntax below for relaxing that requirement). If using a vector of ensemble objects, all the objects must implement ensembles with the same number of state vector elements (nRows) and ensemble members (nMembers).
Indicate which prior to use in each assimilation time step. This syntax allows the number of priors to differ from the number of time steps.
[ X, whichPrior] = obj.prior[ens, whichPrior] = obj.prior
Returns the current prior for the particle filter object, and indicates which prior is used in each assimilation time step.
obj = obj.prior(‘delete’)
Deletes the current prior(s) from the particle filter object.


 Not much just a light lunch
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> I forgot to lunch
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> But I had my breakfast at 11:50 am
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> opps
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> @SwimedDragon brunch
[dscrdeql] <sisana10> Not bad, Im back and forth with the computer right now. Trying to enjoy weekend but the kids....
[dscrdeql] <tanya> morning everyone
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Morning tanya
[dscrdeql] <tanya> hey
[dscrdeql] <Catalyst> @tanya morning :)
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Thorth
!!!> here's a
[dscrdeql] <tanya> yum
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> take care is a hot one
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Gateway
BOT
07-Jul-18 12:17 PM
[dscrdeql] <NWhiskeyTango> Ty for rain all :EQLI:
[dscrdeql] <CombatWombat> hey all
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> hello
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> i'm watching Twilight movies
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> on 2nd movie now
[dscrdeql] <CombatWombat> thats alright enjoy
[dscrdeql] <boaler> sounds nice.
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> thanks
[dscrdeql] <linkara6669> gooooood morning yall!
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> morning
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> here's a
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> is hot
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[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> take care
[dscrdeql] <linkara6669> thanks haha
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> welcome
[dscrdeql] <linkara6669> how are you?
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> hello
[dscrdeql] <sourge> morning all
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> well i'm fine... in the front of 1 pc
still have stuff to do for work
even is saturday
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> not int he mood for work... but i must dot his things
(edited)
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Gotta do what you gotta do
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> yeap
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Hey linkara
[dscrdeql] <!!!

Thorth
!!!> u... @linkara6669 how are u ?
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Hey Wombat
Gateway
BOT
07-Jul-18 12:42 PM
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> why did u disabled ?pun command here ?
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!>
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> is a joke
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> ?pun
[dscrdeql] <Tipsy (EQL)>
:nerd: I would give you a Chemistry pun but I don't think I'd get a reaction.
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> no i didnt
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> I forgot about pun
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Didn't think it worked in general
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> ?pun @jellysmash
[dscrdeql] <Tipsy (EQL)>
When notes get in treble, bass-ically they get put behind bars. The alto-nate punishment is to push them off a clef and hope they land flat on sharp objects.
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> good one tipsy lol
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Thorth
!!!>
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[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> i cannot
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Haha..nice pun
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> here
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Maybe need to be higher level
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> oh ok. i have permissions
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> hehe
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Gotta get to purple first
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> It'll be worth it though
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> All those puns
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!>
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> u can post it in #bot-commands
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> the pun
[dscrdeql] <!!!
Thorth
!!!> but not here
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Ok..prob forget
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Night all you good people
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> good night
[dscrdeql] <ECA Gorillaz> Morningg