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Hi, my name's Erwin and I'm a senior FPGA/SoC engineer (5y+ experience). As well as programming FPGA/SoC I also have experience programming microcontroller and embedded Linux.
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Nov 2017 - presentI designed OFDM-based baseband processor for LiFi (VLC) and RF transceiver system on FPGA. I also designed Linux kernel module/driver for OFDM PHY. I gained hands-on experience with ZYNQ FPGA, AXI4 bus, embedded Linux, Verilog, C/C++, MATLAB. I also gained hands-on experience with signal generator, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer.
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M.Sc in Electrical Engineering
Institut Teknologi Bandung
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Maranatha Christian University
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public class MMapDirectory extends FSDirectory
Directory
implementation that uses
mmap for reading, and
FSDirectory.FSIndexOutput
for writing.
NOTE
: memory mapping uses up a portion of the
virtual memory address space in your process equal to the
size of the file being mapped. Before using this class,
be sure your have plenty of virtual address space, e.g. by
using a 64 bit JRE, or a 32 bit JRE with indexes that are
guaranteed to fit within the address space.
On 32 bit platforms also consult
setMaxChunkSize(int)
if you have problems with mmap failing because of fragmented
address space. If you get an OutOfMemoryException, it is recommended
to reduce the chunk size, until it works.
Due to
this bug
in Sun's JRE, MMapDirectory's
IndexInput.close()
is unable to close the underlying OS file handle. Only when GC
finally collects the underlying objects, which could be quite
some time later, will the file handle be closed.
This will consume additional transient disk usage: on Windows, attempts to delete or overwrite the files will result in an exception; on other platforms, which typically have a "delete on last close" semantics, while such operations will succeed, the bytes are still consuming space on disk. For many applications this limitation is not a problem (e.g. if you have plenty of disk space, and you don't rely on overwriting files on Windows) but it's still an important limitation to be aware of.
This class supplies the workaround mentioned in the bug report
(see
setUseUnmap(boolean)
), which may fail on
non-Sun JVMs. It forcefully unmaps the buffer on close by using
an undocumented internal cleanup functionality.
UNMAP_SUPPORTED
is
true
, if the workaround
can be enabled (with no guarantees).
NOTE:
Accessing this class either directly or
indirectly from a thread while it's interrupted can close the
underlying channel immediately if at the same time the thread is
blocked on IO. The channel will remain closed and subsequent access
to
MMapDirectory
will throw a
ClosedChannelException
.
FSDirectory.FSIndexOutput
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int
|
DEFAULT_MAX_BUFF
|
static boolean
|
UNMAP_SUPPORTED
true
, if this platform supports unmapping mmapped files.
|
DEFAULT_READ_CHUNK_SIZE
,
directory
,
staleFiles
isOpen
,
lockFactory
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MMapDirectory
(
File
path)
Create a new MMapDirectory for the named location and
NativeFSLockFactory
.
|
MMapDirectory
(
File
path,
LockFactory
lockFactory)
Create a new MMapDirectory for the named location.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int
|
getMaxChunkSize
()
Returns the current mmap chunk size.
|
boolean
|
getUseUnmap
()
Returns
true
, if the unmap workaround is enabled.
|
IndexInput
|
openInput
(
String
name,
int bufferSize)
Creates an IndexInput for the file with the given name.
|
void
|
setMaxChunkSize
(int maxChunkSize)
Sets the maximum chunk size (default is 1 GiBytes for
64 bit JVMs and 256 MiBytes for 32 bit JVMs) used for memory mapping.
|
void
|
setUseUnmap
(boolean useUnmapHack)
This method enables the workaround for unmapping the buffers
from address space after closing
IndexInput
, that is
mentioned in the bug report.
|
close
,
createOutput
,
deleteFile
,
ensureCanWrite
,
fileExists
,
fileLength
,
fileModified
,
fileModified
,
fsync
,
getDirectory
,
getFile
,
getLockID
,
getReadChunkSize
,
listAll
,
listAll
,
onIndexOutputClosed
,
open
,
open
,
openInput
,
setLockFactory
,
setReadChunkSize
,
sync
,
sync
,
toString
,
touchFile
clearLock
,
copy
,
copy
,
ensureOpen
,
getLockFactory
,
makeLock
public static final int DEFAULT_MAX_BUFF
public static final boolean UNMAP_SUPPORTED
true
, if this platform supports unmapping mmapped files.
public MMapDirectory( File path, LockFactory lockFactory) throws IOException
path
- the path of the directory
lockFactory
- the lock factory to use, or null for the default
(
NativeFSLockFactory
);
IOException
public MMapDirectory( File path) throws IOException
NativeFSLockFactory
.
path
- the path of the directory
IOException
public void setUseUnmap(boolean useUnmapHack)
IndexInput
, that is
mentioned in the bug report. This hack may fail on non-Sun JVMs.
It forcefully unmaps the buffer on close by using
an undocumented internal cleanup functionality.
NOTE:
Enabling this is completely unsupported
by Java and may lead to JVM crashes if
IndexInput
is closed while another thread is still accessing it (SIGSEGV).
IllegalArgumentException
- if
UNMAP_SUPPORTED
is
false
and the workaround cannot be enabled.
public boolean getUseUnmap()
true
, if the unmap workaround is enabled.
setUseUnmap(boolean)
public final void setMaxChunkSize(int maxChunkSize)
1 << 30
,
as the address space is big enough.
Please note:
This method always rounds down the chunk size
to a power of 2.
public final int getMaxChunkSize()
setMaxChunkSize(int)
public IndexInput openInput( String name, int bufferSize) throws IOException
openInput
in class
Directory
IOException


An R Client for Fantasy Football League APIs
Helps access various Fantasy Football APIs (i.e. MFL, Sleeper, Fleaflicker, ESPN, Yahoo, potentially other platforms) by handling authentication/rate-limiting/caching, forming appropriate calls, and returning tidy dataframes which can be easily connected to other data sources.
Version 1.1.0 is now on CRAN 🎉 and can be installed with:
install.packages("ffscrapr") # or from GitHub release # install.packages("devtools") OR install.packages("remotes") # remotes is a subpackage of devtools remotes::install_github("dynastyprocess/ffscrapr",ref = "v1.0.0")
Install the development version from GitHub with:
remotes::install_github("dynastyprocess/ffscrapr")
The dev version has a separate documentation site here.
All ffscrapr
functions start with a connection object created by ff_connect()
, which stores connection, authentication, and other user-defined parameters. This object is used by all other functions to help return the correct data.
library(ffscrapr) #> memorycache ssb <- ff_connect(platform = "mfl", league_id = "54040", season = 2020) # Get a summary of league settings ff_league(ssb) %>% str() #> tibble [1 x 13] (S3: tbl_df/tbl/data.frame) #> $ league_id : chr "54040" #> $ league_name : chr "The Super Smash Bros Dynasty League" #> $ franchise_count: num 14 #> $ qb_type : chr "1QB" #> $ idp : logi FALSE #> $ scoring_flags : chr "0.5_ppr, TEPrem, PP1D" #> $ best_ball : logi TRUE #> $ salary_cap : logi FALSE #> $ player_copies : num 1 #> $ years_active : chr "2018-2020" #> $ qb_count : chr "1" #> $ roster_size : num 28 #> $ league_depth : num 392 # Get rosters ff_rosters(ssb) #> # A tibble: 435 x 11 #> franchise_id franchise_name player_id player_name pos team age #> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 0001 Team Pikachu 13189 Engram, Ev~ TE NYG 26.2 #> 2 0001 Team Pikachu 11680 Landry, Ja~ WR CLE 28 #> 3 0001 Team Pikachu 14085 Pollard, T~ RB DAL 23.6 #> 4 0001 Team Pikachu 13645 Smith, Tre~ WR NOS 24.9 #> 5 0001 Team Pikachu 12110 Brate, Cam~ TE TBB 29.4 #> # ... with 430 more rows, and 4 more variables: roster_status <chr>, #> # drafted <chr>, draft_year <chr>, draft_round <chr> # Get transactions ff_transactions(ssb) #> # A tibble: 843 x 12 #> timestamp type type_desc franchise_id franchise_name player_id #> <dttm> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> #> 1 2020-11-15 17:54:18 IR activated 0004 Team Ice Clim~ 14840 #> 2 2020-11-15 17:54:08 FREE~ dropped 0004 Team Ice Clim~ 13316 #> 3 2020-11-15 17:23:51 FREE~ added 0010 Team Yoshi 10708 #> 4 2020-11-15 17:23:25 IR deactiva~ 0010 Team Yoshi 14126 #> 5 2020-11-15 16:45:09 TAXI promoted 0013 Team Ness 14125 #> # ... with 838 more rows, and 6 more variables: player_name <chr>, pos <chr>, #> # team <chr>, bbid_spent <dbl>, trade_partner <chr>, comments <chr>
For a more detailed usage example, including a template dynasty league analysis script, please check out the reference articles and/or vignettes!
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Short for automatic knowledge classification, akc is an R package used to carry out keyword classification based on network science (mainly community detection techniques), using bibliometric data. However, these provided functions are general, and could be extended to solve other tasks in text mining as well. Main functions are listed as below:
keyword_clean
- Automatic keyword cleaning and transfer to tidy formatkeyword_extract
- Extract keywords from raw textkeyword_merge
- Merge keywords that supposed to have same meaningskeyword_group
- Construct network from a tidy table and divide them into groupskeyword_table
- Display the table with different groups of keywordskeyword_vis
- Visualization of grouped keyword co-occurrence networkGenerally provides a tidy framework of data manipulation supported by dplyr
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when necessary to guarantee the performance for big data analysis. Meanwhile, akc also utilizes the state-of-the-art text mining functions provided by stringr
,tidytext
,textstem
and network analysis functions provided by igraph
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and ggraph
. Pipe %>%
has been exported from magrittr
and could be used directly in akc.
# load pakcage
library(akc)
library(dplyr)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'dplyr'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> filter, lag
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
# inspect the built-in data
bibli_data_table
#> # A tibble: 1,448 x 4
#> id title keyword abstract
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 1 Keeping the doors ope~ Austerity; community c~ "English public librari~
#> 2 2 Comparison of Sloveni~ Comparative librarians~ "This paper aims to pro~
#> 3 3 Analysis of the facto~ Continuation will of v~ "This study aims to dev~
#> 4 4 Redefining Library an~ Curriculum; education ~ "The purpose of this st~
#> 5 5 Can in-house use data~ Check-out use; circula~ "Libraries worldwide ar~
#> 6 6 Practices of communit~ Community councillors;~ "The purpose of the res~
#> 7 7 Exploring Becoming, D~ Library and Informatio~ "Professional identity ~
#> 8 8 Predictors of burnout~ Emotional exhaustion; ~ "Work stress and profes~
#> 9 9 The Roma and document~ Academic libraries; co~ "This paper explores th~
#> 10 10 Mediation effect of k~ Job performance; knowl~ "This paper proposes a ~
#> # ... with 1,438 more rows
The data set contains bibliometric data on topic of “academic library”,it is a data.frame of 4 columns(with docuent ID,article title,keyword and abstract), more information could be found via ?bibli_data_data
.If the user want to carry out tasks by simply copying the example codes,make sure to arrange the data in the same format as biblio_data_table
and set the same names for the corresponding columns.
The entire cleaning processes include: 1.Split the text with separators; 2.Reomve the contents in the parentheses (including the parentheses); 3.Remove whitespaces from start and end of string and reduces repeated whitespaces inside a string; 4.Remove all the null character string and pure number sequences; 5.Convert all letters to lower case; 6.Lemmatization (not in default setting because it is not recommended unless you need a relatively rough result. For better merging, use keyword_merge
displayed below).
bibli_data_table %>%
keyword_clean() -> clean_data
clean_data
#> # A tibble: 5,378 x 2
#> id keyword
#> <int> <chr>
#> 1 1 austerity
#> 2 1 community capacity
#> 3 1 library professional
#> 4 1 public libraries
#> 5 1 public service delivery
#> 6 1 volunteer relationship management
#> 7 1 volunteering
#> 8 2 comparative librarianship
#> 9 2 korea
#> 10 2 library legislation
#> # ... with 5,368 more rows
Merge keywords that have common stem or lemma, and return the majority form of the word.
clean_data %>%
keyword_merge() -> merged_data
merged_data
#> # A tibble: 5,372 x 2
#> id keyword
#> <int> <chr>
#> 1 1163 10.7202/1063788ar
#> 2 619 18th century
#> 3 1154 1password
#> 4 81 1science
#> 5 361 second-career librarianship
#> 6 662 second life
#> 7 1424 2016 us presidential election
#> 8 42 21st-century skills
#> 9 1114 21st century skills
#> 10 1051 24-hour opening
#> # ... with 5,362 more rows
Create a tbl_graph(a class provided by tidygraph
package) from the tidy table with document ID and keyword. Each entry(row) should contain only one keyword in the tidy format.
merged_data %>%
keyword_group() -> grouped_data
grouped_data
#> # A tbl_graph: 207 nodes and 1332 edges
#> #
#> # An undirected simple graph with 1 component
#> #
#> # Node Data: 207 x 3 (active)
#> name freq group
#> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 academic librarians 7 1
#> 2 academic libraries 145 1
#> 3 acquisitions 12 3
#> 4 africa 6 1
#> 5 altmetrics 7 3
#> 6 artificial intelligence 4 1
#> # ... with 201 more rows
#> #
#> # Edge Data: 1,332 x 3
#> from to n
#> <int> <int> <dbl>
#> 1 1 2 4
#> 2 2 3 2
#> 3 2 48 1
#> # ... with 1,329 more rows
The output table would show the top 10 keywords (by occurrence) and their frequency. Keywords are separated by “;”.
grouped_data %>%
keyword_table(top = 10)
#> # A tibble: 5 x 2
#> Group `Keywords(TOP 10)`
#> <int> <chr>
#> 1 1 academic libraries (145); information literacy (58); university librari~
#> 2 2 public libraries (74); libraries (65); digital libraries (31); library ~
#> 3 3 open access (32); bibliometrics (31); library and information science (~
#> 4 4 leadership (12); library management (12); research data management (12)~
#> 5 5 national libraries (10); culture (7); cataloguing (6); knowledge organi~
Keyword co-occurrence network in different groups. Colors are used to specify the groups, the size of nodes is proportional to the keyword frequency, while the alpha of edges is proportional to the co-occurrence relationship between keywords.
To extract keywords from the abstract using the keywords as a dictionary. More pre-processing filter should be implemented afterward, such as cleaning, keyword merging and filtering by term frequency or tf-idf. It is suggested to keep the size down before using keyword_group
.
bibli_data_table %>%
keyword_clean(id = "id",keyword = "keyword") %>%
pull(keyword) %>%
make_dict -> my_dict
bibli_data_table %>%
keyword_extract(id = "id",text = "abstract",dict = my_dict) %>%
keyword_merge(keyword = "keyword")
#> # A tibble: 27,130 x 2
#> id keyword
#> <int> <chr>
#> 1 619 18th century
#> 2 1223 18th century
#> 3 1154 1password
#> 4 81 1science
#> 5 983 1science
#> 6 15 2016 us presidential election
#> 7 662 3d environment
#> 8 910 fourth museum assembly
#> 9 624 55th library week
#> 10 747 aasl standards
#> # ... with 27,120 more rows


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Recommendation algorithms are a vital part of todayâ€™s Web, the basis of the targeted advertisements that account for most commercial sitesâ€™ revenues and of services such as Pandora, the Internet radio site that tailors song selections to listenersâ€™ declared preferences. The DVD rental site Netflix deemed its recommendation algorithms important enough that it offered a million-dollar prize to anyone who could improve their predictions by 10 percent.
But Devavrat Shah, the Jamieson Career Development Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in MITâ€™s Laboratory of Information and Decisions Systems, thinks that the most common approach to recommendation systems is fundamentally flawed. Shah believes that, instead of asking users to rate products on, say, a five-star scale, as Netflix and Amazon do, recommendation systems should ask users to compare products in pairs. Stitching the pairwise rankings into a master list, Shah argues, will offer a more accurate representation of consumersâ€™ preferences.
In a series of papers (paper 1 | paper 2 | paper 3) published over the last few years, Shah, his students Ammar Ammar and Srikanth Jagabathula, and Vivek Farias, an associate professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management, have demonstrated algorithms that put that theory into practice. Besides showing how the algorithms can tailor product recommendations to customers, theyâ€™ve also built a website that uses the algorithms to help large groups make collective decisions. And at an Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences conference in June, they presented a version of their algorithm that had been tested on detailed data about car sales collected over the span of a year by auto dealers around the country. Their algorithm predicted car buyersâ€™ preferences with 20 percent greater accuracy than existing algorithms.
Calibration conundrum
One of the problems with basing recommendations on ratings, Shah explains, is that an individualâ€™s rating scale will tend to fluctuate. â€œIf my mood is bad today, I might give four stars, but tomorrow Iâ€™d give five stars,â€ he says. â€œBut if you ask me to compare two movies, most likely I will remain true to that for a while.â€
Similarly, ratings scales may vary between people. â€œYour three stars might be my five stars, or vice versa,â€ Shah says. â€œFor that reason, I strongly believe that comparison is the right way to capture this.â€
Moreover, Shah explains, anyone who walks into a store and selects one product from among the three displayed on a shelf is making an implicit comparison. So in many contexts, comparison data is actually easier to come by than ratings.
Shah believes that the advantages of using comparison as the basis for recommendation systems are obvious but that the computational complexity of the approach has prevented its wide adoption. The results of thousands â€” or millions â€” of pairwise comparisons could, of course, be contradictory: Some people may like "Citizen Kane" better than "The Godfather," but others may like "The Godfather" better than "Citizen Kane." The only sensible way to interpret conflicting comparisons is statistically. But there are more than three million ways to order a ranking of only 10 movies, and every one of them may have some probability, no matter how slight, of representing the ideal ordering of at least one ranker. Increase the number of movies to 20, and there are more ways to order the list than there are atoms in the universe.
Ordering out
So Shah and his colleagues make some assumptions that drastically reduce the number of possible orderings they have to consider. The first is simply to throw out the outliers. For example, Netflixâ€™s movie-rental data assigns the Robin Williams vehicle "Patch Adams" the worst reviews, on average, of any film with a statistically significant number of ratings. So the MIT algorithm would simply disregard all the possible orderings in which "Patch Adams" ranked highly.
Even with the outliers eliminated, however, a large number of plausible orderings might remain. From that group, the MIT algorithm selects a subset: the smallest group of orderings that fit the available data. This approach can winnow an astronomically large number of orderings down to one thatâ€™s within the computational purview of a modern computer.
Finally, when the algorithm has arrived at a reduced number of orderings, it uses a movieâ€™s rank in each of the orderings, combined with the probability of that ordering, to assign the movie an overall score. Those scores determine the final ordering.
Paat Rusmevichientong, an associate professor of information and operations management at the University of Southern California, thinks that the most interesting aspect of Shahâ€™s work is the alternative it provides to so-called parametric models, which are more restrictive. These, he says, were â€œthe state of the art up until 2008, when Professor Shahâ€™s paper first came out.â€
â€œTheyâ€™ve really, substantially enlarged the class of choice models that you can work with,â€ Rusmevichientong says. â€œBefore, people never thought that it was possible to have rich, complex choice models like this.â€
The next step, Rusmevichientong says, is to test that type of model selection against real-world data. The analysis of car sales is an early example of that kind of testing, and the MIT researchers are currently working up a version of their conference paper for journal publication. â€œIâ€™ve been waiting to see the paper,â€ Rusmevichientong says. â€œThat sounds really exciting.â€


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pypcd
¶
Under construction¶
This is a fork of Daniel Maturanas module “pypcd”. Due to its inactivity I am advancing this repository. The code was merged with the latest pull requests and I am working on the lost of open todos:
- [ ] Better API for various operations.
- [ ] Clean up, get rid of cruft.
- [ ] Add a cli for common use cases like file type conversion.
- [ ] Better support for structured point clouds, with tests.
- [ ] Better testing.
- [ ] Better docs. More examples.
- [ ] More testing of padding
- [ ] Improve handling of multicount fields
- [ ] Better support for rgb nonsense
- [ ] Export to ply?
- [x] Fix tox + travis
What?¶
Pure Python module to read and write point clouds stored in the PCD file format, used by the Point Cloud Library.
Why?¶
You want to mess around with your point cloud data without writing C++ and waiting hours for the template-heavy PCL code to compile.
You tried to get some of the Python bindings for PCL to compile and just gave up.
How does it work?¶
It parses the PCD header and loads the data (whether in ascii
,
binary
or binary_compressed
format) as a
Numpy structured array. It creates an
instance of the PointCloud
class, containing the point cloud data as pc_data
, and
some convenience functions for I/O and metadata access.
See the comments in pypcd.py
for some info on the point cloud
structure.
Example¶
import pypcd
# also can read from file handles.
pc = pypcd.PointCloud.from_path('foo.pcd')
# pc.pc_data has the data as a structured array
# pc.fields, pc.count, etc have the metadata
# center the x field
pc.pc_data['x'] -= pc.pc_data['x'].mean()
# save as binary compressed
pc.save_pcd('bar.pcd', compression='binary_compressed')
How to install¶
pip install pypcd
That’s it! You may want to install optional dependencies such as pandas.
You can also clone this repo and use setup.py.
git clone https://github.com/dimatura/pypcd
Note that downloading data assets will require git-lfs.
Using with ROS¶
You can also use this library with ROS sensor_msgs
, but it is not a dependency.
You don’t need to install this package with catkin – using pip should be fine –
but if you want to it is possible:
Steps:
# you need to do this manually in this case
pip install python-lzf
cd your_workspace/src
git clone https://github.com/dimatura/pypcd
mv setup_ros.py setup.py
catkin build pypcd
source ../devel/setup.bash
Then you can do something like this:
import pypcd
import rospy
from sensor_msgs.msg import PointCloud2
def cb(msg):
pc = PointCloud.from_msg(msg)
pc.save('foo.pcd', compression='binary_compressed')
# maybe manipulate your pointcloud
pc.pc_data['x'] *= -1
outmsg = pc.to_msg()
# you'll probably need to set the header
outmsg.header = msg.header
pub.publish(outmsg)
# ...
sub = rospy.Subscriber('incloud', PointCloud2)
pub = rospy.Publisher('outcloud', PointCloud2, cb)
rospy.init('pypcd_node')
rospy.spin()
Is it beautiful, production-ready code?¶
No.
What else can it do?¶
There’s a bunch of functionality accumulated over time, much of it hackish and untested. In no particular order,
- Supports
ascii
,binary
andbinary_compressed
data. The latter requires thelzf
module. - Decode and encode RGB into a single
float32
number. If you don’t know what I’m talking about consider yourself lucky. - Point clouds to pandas dataframes. This in particular is quite useful, since pandas is pretty powerful and makes various operations such as merging point clouds or manipulating values easy. Conceptually, data frames are a good match to the point cloud format, since many point clouds in reality have heterogeneous data types - e.g. x, y and z are float fields but label is an int.
- Convert to and from ROS PointCloud2
messages.
Requires the ROS
sensor_msgs
package with Python bindings installed. This functionality uses code developed by Jon Binney under the BSD license, included asnumpy_pc2.py
.
What can’t it do?¶
There’s no synchronization between the metadata fields in
PointCloud
and the data in pc_data
. If you change the shape of pc_data
without updating the metadata fields you’ll run into trouble.
I’ve only used it for unorganized point cloud data
(in PCD conventions, height=1
), not organized
data like what you get from RGBD.
However, some things may still work.
While padding and fields with count larger
than 1 seem to work, this is a somewhat
ad-hoc aspect of the PCD format, so be careful.
If you want to be safe, you’re probably better off
using neither – just name each component
of your field something like FIELD_00
, FIELD_01
, etc.
It also can’t run on Python 3, yet, but there’s a PR to fix this that might get pulled in the near future.
It’s slow!¶
Try using binary
or binary_compressed
; using
ASCII is slow and takes up a lot of space, not to
mention possibly inaccurate if you’re not careful
with how you format your floats.
I found a bug / I added a feature / I made your code cleaner¶
Thanks! You can submit a pull request. But honestly, I’m not too good at keeping up with my github :(
TODO¶
- Better API for various operations.
- Clean up, get rid of cruft.
- Add a cli for common use cases like file type conversion.
- Better support for structured point clouds, with tests.
- Better testing.
- Better docs. More examples.
- More testing of padding
- Improve handling of multicount fields
- Better support for rgb nonsense
- Export to ply?
- Figure out if it’s acceptable to use “pointcloud” as a single word.
- Package data assets in pypi?
Credits¶
The code for compressed point cloud data was informed by looking at Matlab PCL.
@wkentaro for some minor changes.
I used cookiecutter to help with the packaging.
The code in numpy_pc2.py
was developed by Jon Binney under
the BSD license for ROS.
I want to congratulate you / insult you¶
My email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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The low down on HTML
The Basics
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. This is the main type of documents.
Other types of documents can also be plain text, images and videos. A computer
or brower send request via HTTP to a server which inturns sends the information back to the server.
HTML is made of 1- text, what I see, 2 - markups, what it looks like, 3 references to other documents images or other videos, 4 links to other pages.
TAGS documents will have opening tags and closeing tages. ie "" content" this is refered to as elements.
TAGS
There are Inline and Void tags. Tags have an opening and closing except for Void tags, they don't require a closeing. Two examples of tags is to BOLD and to italices.
To make something bold you would use a B tag and for italic you would use the EM tag.
NOTE - wish I could figure out how to type an example of how it should be enter!
Attributes
I don't fully understand this one except that Anchor is an example and we learned that "href" can be used
to have a web paged linked within our document.
Images
Image tags don't require closing tags. The tag uses the image URL and should contain "alt ="text" this allows for a message to display if something is wrong with the image.
You will see tags like 'br'or "p" as a way to use your Whitespace effectively. "br"
is and inline tag whereas "p" is a block since you can define hight/width.
An HTML document cantains both a header and body section, the body is the main focus of this course.
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- __builtin__.object
-
- UbPreseedFileContent
- nrvr.diskimage.isoimage.IsoImage(__builtin__.object)
-
- Ub1404IsoImage
class Ub1404IsoImage(nrvr.diskimage.isoimage.IsoImage) |
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An Ubuntu .iso ISO CD-ROM or DVD-ROM disk image for use with preseed. |
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- Method resolution order:
- Ub1404IsoImage
- nrvr.diskimage.isoimage.IsoImage
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, isoImagePath)
- Create new Ubuntu Ub1404IsoImage descriptor.
A descriptor can describe an .iso image that does or doesn't yet exist on the host disk.
- cloneWithAutoBootingPreseed(self, _preseedFileContent, _firstTimeStartScript, modifications=[], cloneIsoImagePath=None)
- Clone with preseed file added and modified to automatically boot with it.
For more on behavior see documentation of class IsoImage method cloneWithModifications.
For details of modifications see method modificationsIncludingPreseedFile,
which is expected to be different per release specific subclass.
_preseedFileContent
A UbPreseedFileContent object.
_firstTimeStartScript
A string.
cloneIsoImagePath
if not given then in same directory with a timestamp in the filename.
return
IsoImage(cloneIsoImagePath).
- genisoimageOptions(self, bootImage='isolinux/isolinux.bin', bootCatalog='isolinux/boot.cat', label=None, udf=False, ignoreJoliet=True)
- Auxiliary method, called by cloneWithModifications.
As implemented calls superclass method genisoimageOptions and extends the returned list.
Could be improved in the future.
Could be overridden for a subclass.
- modificationsIncludingPreseedFile(self, _preseedFileContent, _firstTimeStartScript)
- Construct and return a list of modifications to be passed to method cloneWithModifications.
This method is called by method cloneWithAutoBootingPreseed, which takes the returned list
and passes it to method cloneWithModifications.
As implemented known to support Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
_preseedFileContent
A UbPreseedFileContent object.
_firstTimeStartScript
A string.
Return a list of modifications which will be passed to method cloneWithModifications.
Methods inherited from nrvr.diskimage.isoimage.IsoImage:
- cloneWithModifications(self, modifications=[], cloneIsoImagePath=None, udf=False, ignoreJoliet=True, pause=False)
- Clone with any number of instances of IsoImageModification applied.
A temporary assembly directory in the same directory as cloneIsoImagePath needs disk space,
but it is removed automatically upon completion of cloning.
modifications
a list of IsoImageModification instances.
cloneIsoImagePath
if not given then in same directory with a timestamp in the filename.
return
IsoImage(cloneIsoImagePath).
- cloneWithModificationsUsingMount(self, modifications=[], cloneIsoImagePath=None, udf=False, ignoreJoliet=True, pause=False)
- Clone with any number of instances of IsoImageModification applied.
This is an older implementation which regrettably because of the mount command requires
having superuser privileges.
It is still here in case a newer implementation doesn't work right, which could be for any
of a number of reasons, for example for symbolic links.
A temporary assembly directory in the same directory as cloneIsoImagePath needs disk space,
but it is removed automatically upon completion of cloning.
modifications
a list of IsoImageModification instances.
cloneIsoImagePath
if not given then in same directory with a timestamp in the filename.
return
IsoImage(cloneIsoImagePath).
- copyToDirectory(self, copyDirectory, udf=False, ignoreJoliet=True, tolerance=0.0)
- Copy all files into a directory.
Not using mount command, no need to run as root.
- exists(self)
- Return True if .iso image exists on the host disk.
- mount(self, mountDir, udf=False)
- Mount .iso image.
- remove(self)
- Remove (delete) .iso image from the host disk.
- unmount(self)
- Unmount .iso image.
Class methods inherited from nrvr.diskimage.isoimage.IsoImage:
- commandsUsedInImplementation(cls) from __builtin__.type
- Return a list to be passed to SystemRequirements.commandsRequired().
This class can be passed to SystemRequirements.commandsRequiredByImplementations().
Data descriptors inherited from nrvr.diskimage.isoimage.IsoImage:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
- isoImagePath
- Path of the .iso image.
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class UbPreseedFileContent(__builtin__.object) |
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The text content of a preseed file for Ubuntu. |
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, string)
- Create new preseed file content container.
Documentation is at https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/installation-guide/i386/apb.html .
Not sure whether documentation says what encoding a preseed file can or has to be.
This constructor does unicode(string), as befits the 21st century.
Unless you find documentation, don't put anything into it that is not in the ASCII range.
- addNetworkConfigurationDhcp(self, device)
- Add an additional network device with DHCP.
device
a string, e.g. "eth0".
Should be increased past "eth0" if adding more than one additional configuration.
As implemented there is no protection against a conflict in case there would be a
pre-existing network configuration for the device.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- addNetworkConfigurationStatic(self, device, ipaddress, netmask='<IP_ADDRESS>', gateway=None, nameservers=None)
- Add an additional network device with static IP.
As implemented only supports IPv4.
device
a string, e.g. "eth0".
Should be increased past "eth0" if adding more than one additional configuration.
As implemented there is no protection against a conflict in case there would be a
pre-existing network configuration for the device.
ipaddress
IP address.
netmask
netmask.
Defaults to <IP_ADDRESS>.
gateway
gateway.
If None then default to ip.1.
nameservers
one nameserver or a list of nameservers.
If None then default to gateway.
If empty list then remove option.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- addPackage(self, package)
- Add package or package group to %packages section.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- addPreseedCommandLine(self, qowner, qname, command)
- Add an additional line to an existing preseed command.
qowner
"d-i" or other owner.
qname
name string, e.g. "preseed/late_command".
command
command string, e.g. "in-target apt-get -y install curl".
return
self, for daisychaining.
- replaceHostname(self, hostname)
- Replace hostname value.
hostname
new hostname.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- replaceLang(self, lang)
- Replace lang option.
lang
e.g. "de_DE.UTF-8" to replace "en_US.UTF-8".
As implemented does not do any sanity checking.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- replaceRootpw(self, pwd)
- Replace rootpw option.
pwd
pwd will be encrypted. If starting with $ it is assumed to be encrypted already.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setPreseedValue(self, qowner, qname, qtype, qvalue)
- Set a preseed value in the command section.
qowner
"d-i" or other owner.
qname
name string, e.g. "pkgsel/update-policy".
qtype
type string, e.g. "boolean", "string", "select", or "multiselect".
qvalue
value string.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setSwappiness(self, swappiness)
- Set swappiness.
swappiness
an int between 0 and 100.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setUpdatePolicyNone(self)
- Set policy for applying updates to "none" (no automatic updates).
No automatic updates.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setUpdatePolicyUnattended(self)
- Set policy for applying updates to "unattended-upgrades"
(install security updates automatically).
Install security updates automatically.
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setUpgradeFull(self)
- Set whether to upgrade packages after debootstrap to "full-upgrade".
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setUpgradeNone(self)
- Set whether to upgrade packages after debootstrap to "none".
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setUpgradeSafe(self)
- Set whether to upgrade packages after debootstrap to "safe-upgrade".
return
self, for daisychaining.
- setUser(self, username, pwd=None, fullname=None)
- Set the one user Ubuntu preseed can set up.
For Ubuntu, a full name is effectively required.
Also, apparently only one user can be set by Ubuntu preseed.
username
username to set.
The Linux username.
pwd
pwd will be encrypted. If starting with $ it is assumed to be encrypted already.
fullname
the user's full name, which Ubuntu apparently expects to be given.
If None then default to username.capitalize().
return
self, for daisychaining.
Class methods defined here:
- cryptedPwd(cls, plainPwd) from __builtin__.type
- Encrypt in a format acceptable for preseed.
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
- string
- The whole content.
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How did Ruby get so rich?
Inheritance
Inheritance is an important concept in object-oriented programming languages. It allows subclasses to inherit methods from a super class. This eliminates the need to copy and paste the exact same methods in every class. The inheritance relationship is described as a is-a relationship. For example, a high heel is a shoe.
In the example below, you see four different classes: Sandals, HighHeels, Boots, and RunningShoes.
All of these classes are shoes which have common methods and variables that can be moved to the Shoe class.
Shoe becomes the superclass and the Boots, HighHeels, RunningShoes, and Sandals are the subclasses. These subclasses will inherit the attribute accessor methods that create the instance variables in the classes. They will not inherit the actual instance variables.
In the example below, the subclass Boots inherits from superclass Shoe using the < symbol.
The subclasses can still define their own methods (which are not inherited). For example, if we want to determine whether or not a boot has a high heel, the RunningShoes and Sandals classes should not be affected. Instead, we can specifically define a method in the Boots class.
Subclasses can create their own methods that override the methods they inherit from their superclass. If you want to change the function of a method inherited from a superclass, you can change the method within the subclass. If no superclass is defined for a class, then the class Object automatically becomes the superclass.
Composition involves the concept that the parts make up the whole. An objects has parts, and this is described as a has-a relationship. For example, if we wanted to break up the Shoe class into parts, we might look at the instance variables. Shoe has a sole for example.
The class Boot has its own parts. For example, a boot has a zipper. As a result, a new class called Zipper can be created.
The Zipper class will be initialized with a color, length, and material. The Boots class is now updated. In its initialize method, it takes a zipper and a calf length.
A new instance of the class Zipper is created. The new obect zigzag_zip is passed as the argument for the leather_boots object, which is a new instance of the Boots class.


North Korea says US terrorism report shows 'hostile policy' that makes talks difficult: KCNA
SEOUL: North Korea hit back at a US State Department report released last week, saying the report's description of North Korea as a sponsor of terrorism is an example of a "hostile policy" by the United States that is preventing denuclearisation talks from progressing, state news agency KCNA said on Tuesday (Nov 5).
North Korean and US officials held talks in October for the first time since US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agreed in June to reopen denuclearisation negotiations, but they broke down, with North Korea's envoy saying the United States failed to show flexibility.
The report "proves once again" that US rejection of North Korea indicated "a hostile policy," said the KCNA statement, citing a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson.
"The channel of dialogue between the DPRK and the US is more and more narrowing due to such attitude," the statement added.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is North Korea's official name.
Kim Jong Un had set in April an end-of-the-year deadline for denuclearisation talks.
READ: North Korea conducts new test of 'super-large' rocket launcher: KCNA
North Korea and the United States could hold another round of working-level talks as soon as mid-November to expedite progress, South Korean lawmaker Lee Eun-jae said on Monday after attending a briefing by Seoul's National Intelligence Service.
The US State Department's Country Reports on Terrorism 2018 report released on Nov 1 reaffirmed North Korea's re-designation as a state sponsor of terrorism, saying "the DPRK government repeatedly provided support for acts of international terrorism, as the DPRK was implicated in assassinations on foreign soil."
Four North Koreans identified as suspects by Malaysian police in the 2017 assassination of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half-brother of Kim Jong Un, remain at large.


The box makes an incremental backup each night. You can store the backup on any Amazone Web Services S3-compatible service, or other options.
The backup location currently contains the backups listed below. The total size of the backups is currently .
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The Domain Name System (DNS) is the phonebook of the Internet. Humans access information online through domain names, like nytimes.com or espn.com. Web browsers interact through Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. DNS translates domain names to IP addresses so browsers can load Internet resources.
Each device connected to the Internet has a unique IP address which other machines use to find the device. DNS servers eliminate the need for humans to memorize IP addresses such as <IP_ADDRESS> (in IPv4), or more complex newer alphanumeric IP addresses such as 2400:cb00:2048:1::c629:d7a2 (in IPv6).
It might seem like magic when you go online shopping, video chat across continents, and stream videos or music to your phone, but this is all thanks to the sophisticated engineering achievement that is the domain name system (DNS). DNS is a powerful network that keeps billions of internet users and over 300 million domain names connected.
The DNS underpins the internet we use every day. This transparent network runs in the background whenever you send an email, or load a website. DNS is often likened to the internet’s version of a telephone book. To call someone, you must first find their telephone number. To do so you look up a contact name, similary, DNS converts email addresses and websites humans read into computer-readable, numerical IP addresses.
DNS is a complicated topic with many aspects that affect your day to day life, especially if you own a website. If you’re a domain owner, listen up, because the DNS controls different aspects of your domain name. If you simply want to broaden your knowledge of what’s going on behind the scenes of the world wide web in general, stay with us.
In this article, we will discuss the ins and outs of the domain name system, including the basics of how it works, why it exists and how the DNS relates to your domain name.
The DNS goes by many names, including name server, domain name system server, and nameserver. Regardless of which name is used, all describe the process of making domain names alphabetical. DNS also refers to the hierarchical system used to search through the network of millions of IP addresses, to locate the exact IP of your desired website.
Everything that connects to the internet - websites, tablets, laptops, mobile phones, Google Home, internet thermostats, and refrigerators has an IP address. An internet protocol address by its full name is a unique string of numbers that identifies each digital device to communicate via the world wide web.
Thanks to DNS, there is no need to maintain an address book of IP addresses. Every time you use a domain name, the DNS service locates the website and translates the name into its corresponding IP address. Alphabetic domain names are easier to remember than IP address numbers, so when you type www.google.com into a web browser, you only have to remember the URL.
1. IP addresses help locate a computer on the internet and relay the information (website data, emails etc) traveling between computers. As soon as you type a domain name, for example, Amazon.com into your browser, your browser, and computer check if one of them has the domains related IP address in their memory.
2. If Amazon.com isn’t in your computer's local memory (cached memory), it expands the search out to the internet where it queries the DNS to determine if the domain exists in their DNS database. If the first DNS doesn’t find it on its server, it sends it to the next server until the right domain name server is found. For example, the URL for Amazon.com is associated with servers run by Amazon Web Services. The domain name system allows you to reach Amazon’s servers when you type Amazon.com into your web browser.
3. Once the DNS server finds the domain name Amazon.com, the server returns the domain name, and it’s IPS address to the requesting DNS server, along down the line until it arrives back at your computer.
4. Once the IP address has reached your computer, your browser finds it on the internet. Next up, it communicate with the domain name hosted to request any associated files. The host server returns the files which display Amazon.com in your web browser.
The DNS operates a client/ server network system performing the following operations:
1. Send requests to and receives responses from DNS servers. Each request contains a name which results in the corresponding IP address returned from the server. This is known as forward DNS lookups.
2. Besides forward lookups, the DNS can request reverse lookups that query an IP to determine the associated domain name.
3. Find the correct servers to deliver email.
The internet is set up of a large network of computers located around the world. These networks connect underground and in some cases under the sea. DNS is a hierarchical system that works by crawling through information on a system of linked DNS servers to determine the location of a particular domain names server.
When people visit your domain name, its DNS settings determine which servers it reaches. For example, if you use Amazon's DNS settings, your visitors will reach the Amazon servers hosting your website. If you change the DNS settings to another company's DNS servers, visitors will reach them.
To understand how the hierarchy is queried by your computer to produce a website on your screen, you need a basic understanding of the elements that comprise a domain name and how these relate to IP addresses.
• Third-Level Domain - Also known as the subdomain. Simply put, a subdomain is anything that appears before the second level domain, the most common subdomain is www. But they can take many forms, such as books.google.com.
• Second-Level Domain - This is the often the name of the website and the unique part of the domain name, appearing to the immediate left of the TLD. For example, the second-level domain in the URL www.amazon.com is Amazon sandwiched between the third and top-level domain.
• Top-Level Domain - Is the furthest point to the right of the domain. The most common TLD is .com. Within the hierarchy, TLDs are at the top with regard to domain names. ICANN oversees TLDs and facilitates the distribution of TLDs, most commonly through a domain registrar.
• IP Address - An Internet Protocol address is an addressable location on the internet. Each IP is unique with its network. In relation to websites, the network is the entire internet. The most common form of IP addresses are known as is IPv4, and written as a set of four numbers; each set has no more than three digits between 0 and 255, and each set is separated by a single dot. 157.158.458.756, for example, would be a valid IPv4 address. The DNS maps a name to that address saving you the bother of remembering a complicated series of numbers for each website you want to visit.
Most sites have a server which takes care of its DNS. In most cases, two DNS servers are configured on your router and/ your computer to connect your ISP via DHCP. You may configure two in the case the primary server fails. If there was a problem connecting to the primary server, your computer will automatically switch to the secondary server.
A DNS lookup is normally a super-fast process with a split second turnaround to query, locate and deliver a website. Once the lookup is complete, the client computer is connected to the destination server freeing the DNS server up to deal with its next request.
It’s most likely your domain is using your ISP’s default DNS servers. However, you don’t have to. There are plenty of third-party DNS servers which may provide you with faster DNS resolves. Speed is an essential part of SEO since the time to connect to a web page is a ranking factor for Google.
You may redirect your DNS using the different record types which make up a domain. Which to use depends on the information you’re trying to enter. You can set up A, AAAA, CNAME, SRV, NS, TXT, MX, MXE, URL redirect records.
• An A Record directs your domain name to an individual server through its IP address. Each domain name has a primary A record, the information held within the A record controls what your domain name does when someone visits your website. An A record (Address record) allows you to associate a domain name or subdomain with an IP address (32-bit).
• An AAAA record works in a similar way to an A record except it lets you direct your domain to a 128-bit Ipv6 address.
• The CNAME is used to redirect your domain or subdomain to the IP address of the destination hostname. This record identifies a domain name as an alias of another name. The benefit being, if the IP of the destination hostname changes, you won’t need to update your DNS records because the CNAME will have the same IP.
• An MX Record is used to direct mail to the appropriate mail server. MX records must point to a host name and never directly to an IP address.
• The NS Record lets you delegate a subdomain to a nameserver associated with the domain. This is helpful if your subdomain is hosted separately from the domain name.


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Gauges can be an effective way to display a single metric value in visual form. And, Nova Charts provides the ability to create two types of gauges
(donut and linear) with the assistance of a utility class called GaugeUtil
.
Three
key methods provided by the GaugeUtil
will get you most of the way towards a functioning gauge:
createChartAssist
: can be used to generate a
ChartAssist
that's
pre-configured based on the specified IGaugeConfig
and
GaugeMode
arguments. The ChartAssist
handles any necessary pre-processing of the data series to a format that can be used for displaying each of the supported gauge modes.
assembleSeriesSet
: assembles a gauge series set with all of the
scales, renderers, accessors, etc. needed for creating a gauge visualization based on the specified
IGaugeConfig
and
GaugeMode
arguments.
update
: updates a gauge series set using
the specified IChartAssistSeries
array and
IGaugeConfig
arguments.
ChartAssist
using GaugeUtil
's
createChartAssist
function.
ChartAssist
's associated chart instance with a series set generated by the GaugeUtil
's
assembleSeriesSet
function.
GaugeUtil
's
update
function.
A donut gauge is a specialized donut chart with data formatted in a way that results in a gauge-like visualization. It's well-suited for use cases in which there's ample room to display a relatively large visualization. For use cases with a more compact display area, consider the linear gauge whose documentation can be found further down on this page.
Take a look at the source expander of the example below for details on how to instantiate a basic donut gauge.
To add thresholds to a gauge, specify a value of type
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
on the thresholds
property of the
IGaugeConfig
. For an easy way to assemble an IGaugeThresholdsConfig
object, GaugeUtil
provides a
createStandardThresholdsConfig
function.
The definitions
property of the function's output includes
standard threshold definitions for "warning" and "critical" levels. You can either use the
createStandardThresholdsConfig
convenience function or construct your own threshold configuration with as many or few threshold definitions as
you need.
The definitions
property of
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
is organized with an id-to-threshold mapping for easy access. Each
threshold definition is of type IGaugeThresholdDef
and has an
id
property with the same value used in the mapping. The id
's for common thresholds are standardized
in the StandardGaugeThresholdId
enum which has
Warning
and Critical
members. Additional properties of the threshold definition include value
,
color
, and enabled
.
As mentioned above, the IGaugeThresholdsConfig
return value of the
createStandardThresholdsConfig
function has a
definitions
property with a standard set of
threshold definitions. Each of these definitions has a
color
property that's used as the threshold's display color when it's
triggered. By default, the function sets the warning threshold to yellow and the critical to red. You can modify the display colors for these and any custom
thresholds using this property.
When threshold definitions are provided on the thresholds
property of the IGaugeConfig
, the GaugeUtil's
createChartAssist
function
automatically adds a DonutGaugeLabelsPlugin
instance to the chart which
displays labels for the threshold markers on mouse hover. If you'd like to provide a custom formatter for the labels, take a look at the
label customization example on this page for details on how to do that.
clearance
property of the
IGaugeConfig
's
labels
property. This will ensure that the grid margins are at minimum
the clearance value specified. For the donut gauge, the clearance is applied to all margins; for the linear gauge, the clearance is applied only to the side
on which the labels appear.
The default behavior of a Nova gauge is to treat quantity values that are greater than or equal to the threshold values as being triggered. If you want to
reverse that and have the gauge treat quantity values that are less than or equal to the threshold values as triggered, set the
reversed
property on the
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
object to true
.
If you want to disable the threshold markers, it's likely you'll want to omit them entirely rather than instantiating them in a disabled state ready to
be toggled on later. The following example achieves this by setting the
disableMarkers
property on the
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
object to true
before invoking the GaugeUtil's
createChartAssist
function. For toggling the markers on and off
dynamically, take a look at the Dynamic Marker Toggling example.
If you want to dynamically toggle the threshold marker dots and labels, take a look at the code in the source expander of the following example in which
a local instance of the DonutGaugeLabelsPlugin
is passed to
the optional labelsPlugin parameter of the createChartAssist
function.
This allows for direct configuration and control of the DonutGaugeLabelsPlugin
instance.
Similar to the example above, the markers are toggled by updating the
disableMarkers
property on the
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
object. And, dynamic toggling of the threshold labels is achieved by setting the
disableThresholdLabels
property on the label
plugin's config
object.
To toggle individual thresholds on or off, use the ID of a threshold to access the corresponding threshold definition on the
definitions
property of the IGaugeThresholdsConfig
object, and set the
enabled
property on the threshold definition accordingly.
To customize the format of the labels shown when the mouse is hovered over the gauge, set the
formatter
property on the
labels
property of the
IGaugeConfig
with a function of type
Formatter<string>
. The function should take a string as the raw
data argument and return a string with your customized formatting. The following example transforms the raw threshold values to a percentage format.
The steps for adding inner content to the donut gauge are the same as that of the donut chart. More detailed instructions for that can be found here. But, for a quick look at how to do it, see the example below.
If you need to display a gauge visualization in a more compact display area, Nova supports both horizontal and vertical linear gauges which may be a better fit for narrow spaces than the donut gauge.
Take a look at the source expander of the example below for details on how to instantiate a basic horizontal gauge.
Take a look at the source expander of the example below for details on how to instantiate a basic vertical gauge.
The steps for enabling/reversing thresholds and omitting/toggling threshold markers and labels is basically the same for the linear gauge as it is for the
donut gauge. The only difference lies in the dynamic toggling of the labels (if needed) in which the linear gauge uses the
LinearGaugeLabelsPlugin
instead of the
DonutGaugeLabelsPlugin
. If label toggling isn't needed, you can ignore this fact and simply use the GaugeUtil's
createChartAssist
function which will add the labels plugin to the gauge automatically unless the
disableMarkers
property on the
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
is set to true
. For instructions
on how to dynamically toggle the threshold markers and labels, take a look at the Dynamic Marker Toggling example in the
Donut Gauge section above.
The linear gauge supports any thickness, but Nova provides two standard ones (Small
and Large
) via the
StandardLinearGaugeThickness
enum.
The enum members or any number value can be assigned to the
linearThickness
property on the
IGaugeConfig
in order to set the thickness of the gauge. Additionally, the radius of the threshold markers can be specified on the
markerRadius
property of the
IGaugeThresholdsConfig
. Although any number value can be used for the
marker radius, Nova provides two standard sizes (Small
and Large
) for this property via the
StandardGaugeThresholdMarkerRadius
enum.


This table provides metadata for the actual indicator available from UK statistics closest to the corresponding global SDG indicator. Please note that even when the global SDG indicator is fully available from UK statistics, this table should be consulted for information on national methodology and other UK-specific metadata information.
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Malaysia's last known Sumatran rhino dies
by AFPIn Summary
- Sabah Wildlife Department director Augustine Tuuga told AFP the 25-year-old female named Iman died on the island of Borneo from cancer.
- Malaysia's last male Sumatran rhino died in May this year. Tam also had lived in the same nature reserve with Iman on Borneo island in Malaysia's Sabah state.
Kuala Lumpur,
The last surviving Sumatran rhino in Malaysia has died, wildlife officials said Sunday.
Once found as far away as eastern India and throughout Malaysia, the Sumatran rhino has been almost wiped out, with fewer than 80 left anywhere, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
Only a handful of the creatures remain in the wilds of Indonesia.
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Sabah Wildlife Department director Augustine Tuuga told AFP the 25-year-old female named Iman died on the island of Borneo from cancer.
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"She was starting to suffer significant pain from the growing pressure of the tumours," Tuuga said.
"I think we can confirm that the Sumatran rhino is now extinct in Malaysia," he added.
Malaysia's last male Sumatran rhino died in May this year. Tam also had lived in the same nature reserve with Iman on Borneo island in Malaysia's Sabah state.
John Payne, executive director of Borneo Rhino Alliance said the Sumatran rhinos have been hard hit by factors including changes in climate, vegetation and hunting for traditional Chinese medicine.


The best time to harvest the honey is when all the frames are 80% capped and full,
and when the nectar is cured. If the nectar is not cured, it will be runny this
will result in honey that will spoil or ferment. You don’t want to harvest your honey
too late, because the bees will start to eat it. Also, if you wait until it gets
cold, the honey will crystalize and it will be difficult to extract.
There are several tools needed to extract the honey:
- Uncapping knife
-The uncapping knife needs to be heated, and then slice quickly through the capping.
-The honey can only be extracted when these seals have been removed.
- Uncapping fork
-This tool is used to open sealed cells that haven’t been opened by the uncapping knife.
- Tub
-The tub is used for storing the wax.
- Honey extractor
-This machinery uses a centrifugal force that spins the combs and the honey flies off.
-These extractors come in all shapes, sizes, and costs.
-Renting an extractor is also an option.
- Double sieve
-This is used to remove the impurities of the honey when the honey is being poured out from the honey extractor.
- Food grade bucket
-Use this bucket to place the extracted honey.
-
Containers
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Larkhall man hit his partner with an ashtray
The accused appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court.
by Hamilton Advertiser, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/hamilton-advertiser/A Larkhall man hit his partner on the head with an ashtray.
Scott Wilson, 45, of Auldton Terrace, appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court and admitted assaulting Tracy Reston at his home on September 22.
Wilson was put under supervision for a year and ordered to attend alcohol counselling.


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BHU tense after Savarkar photo is defaced, panel set up to probe vandalism
The incident came to light on Tuesday morning when students of M.A. first year reached their classroom and saw the photograph of Savarkar lying on the ground.
by IANSTension prevailed on the campus of the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) on Tuesday after a photograph of nationalist leader Veer Savarkar was defaced.
The incident took place in the political science department where photographs of several nationalist leaders, including Mahatma Gandhi and B.R. Ambedkar, adorn the walls.
The incident came to light on Tuesday morning when students of M.A. first year reached their classroom and saw the photograph of Savarkar lying on the ground.
The miscreants had also splashed ink on the photograph.
Angry students immediately sat on a 'dharna'. Senior BHU officials have condemned the incident and have set up a three-member committee to probe the incident.
A heavy deployment of police has been made on the campus to prevent fallout of the incident.


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- Method resolution order:
- WeatherScraper
- html.parser.HTMLParser
- _markupbase.ParserBase
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self)
- Initialize and reset this instance.
If convert_charrefs is True (the default), all character references
are automatically converted to the corresponding Unicode characters.
- error(self, message)
- Print the error message when meet them.
:param message:
:return:
- get_data(self)
- Return the data which was scraped.
:return:
- handle_data(self, data: str)
- Condition for scraping the useful data.
:param data:
:return:
- handle_endtag(self, tag)
- Condition for ending tag scarping.
:param tag:
:return:
- handle_starttag(self, tag, attrs)
- Condition for starting tag scarping.
:param tag:
:param attrs:
:return:
- scrape_month_weather(self, year: int, month: int) -> dict
- Scraping a month temperature data on the website page.
:param year:
:param month:
:return:
- scrape_now_to_earliest_month_weather(self, year: int = 2020, month: int = 12) -> None
- Automatically detect when no more weather data is available for scraping.
:param year:
:param month:
:return:
- start_scraping(self, url: str, year: int) -> None
- Scraping a specific year temperature data.
:param url:
:param year:
:return:
Methods inherited from html.parser.HTMLParser:
- check_for_whole_start_tag(self, i)
- # Internal -- check to see if we have a complete starttag; return end
# or -1 if incomplete.
- clear_cdata_mode(self)
- close(self)
- Handle any buffered data.
- feed(self, data)
- Feed data to the parser.
Call this as often as you want, with as little or as much text
as you want (may include '\n').
- get_starttag_text(self)
- Return full source of start tag: '<...>'.
- goahead(self, end)
- # Internal -- handle data as far as reasonable. May leave state
# and data to be processed by a subsequent call. If 'end' is
# true, force handling all data as if followed by EOF marker.
- handle_charref(self, name)
- # Overridable -- handle character reference
- handle_comment(self, data)
- # Overridable -- handle comment
- handle_decl(self, decl)
- # Overridable -- handle declaration
- handle_entityref(self, name)
- # Overridable -- handle entity reference
- handle_pi(self, data)
- # Overridable -- handle processing instruction
- handle_startendtag(self, tag, attrs)
- # Overridable -- finish processing of start+end tag: <tag.../>
- parse_bogus_comment(self, i, report=1)
- # Internal -- parse bogus comment, return length or -1 if not terminated
# see http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/tokenization.html#bogus-comment-state
- parse_endtag(self, i)
- # Internal -- parse endtag, return end or -1 if incomplete
- parse_html_declaration(self, i)
- # Internal -- parse html declarations, return length or -1 if not terminated
# See w3.org/TR/html5/tokenization.html#markup-declaration-open-state
# See also parse_declaration in _markupbase
- parse_pi(self, i)
- # Internal -- parse processing instr, return end or -1 if not terminated
- parse_starttag(self, i)
- # Internal -- handle starttag, return end or -1 if not terminated
- reset(self)
- Reset this instance. Loses all unprocessed data.
- set_cdata_mode(self, elem)
- unescape(self, s)
- # Internal -- helper to remove special character quoting
- unknown_decl(self, data)
Data and other attributes inherited from html.parser.HTMLParser:
- CDATA_CONTENT_ELEMENTS = ('script', 'style')
Methods inherited from _markupbase.ParserBase:
- getpos(self)
- Return current line number and offset.
- parse_comment(self, i, report=1)
- # Internal -- parse comment, return length or -1 if not terminated
- parse_declaration(self, i)
- # Internal -- parse declaration (for use by subclasses).
- parse_marked_section(self, i, report=1)
- # Internal -- parse a marked section
# Override this to handle MS-word extension syntax <![if word]>content<![endif]>
- updatepos(self, i, j)
- # Internal -- update line number and offset. This should be
# called for each piece of data exactly once, in order -- in other
# words the concatenation of all the input strings to this
# function should be exactly the entire input.
Data descriptors inherited from _markupbase.ParserBase:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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Manipulating HTML using d3.js
Reading CSV data
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Reading JSON data
Data binding
Data binding (nested elements)
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Basic SVG
Adding scales
Adding axes
Bar chart
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More transition: enter, update, and exit
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Algorithms
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Note: You are setting map centerpoint, guess-target and zoom level here. Double-click the map to add the guess-target, then click and drag it to where you want it.
Because many locations we're guessing are not a point, but an area, you will also need to provide the number of miles around the guess-point that will be considered a correct answer.
The map's center and the map's zoom level is what readers will see. If you want some help finding something, type it in the "Place name" field below.
Click and drag that marker to the place people are guessing.

Where is LOCATIONNAME on the map?

 Click and drag the marker to where you think LOCATIONNAME is on this map of LOCATIONAREA. When you drop it, the answer will appear, and you'll see how your guess compares with everyone else who has played.


Uber launches new safety measures in bid to secure a London licence
by Stefan BosciaUber passengers will now be able to report discrimination immediately as a part of the app’s push to quell fears about safety and secure a long-term London licence later this month.
The ride-hailing app was given a two-month licence extension by Transport for London (TfL) in September. TfL said it needed to see more evidence that Uber was committed to “ensure passenger safety” before giving it a long-term licence.
Read more: Revealed: TfL tightened Uber’s driver checks in London licence conditions
A Freedom of Information (FOI) request revealed the short-term licence extension – which expires on 25 November – was imposed with several requirements, such as tightening checks on drivers.
The new “discrimination alert” button will allow passengers and drivers to make instantaneous complaints when they feel discriminated against.
The app has also launched a new crash detection feature and introduced new mandatory safety training
A senior Uber employee told City A.M. that the company was confident it had done enough to have its licence renewed by TfL this month.
They also insisted today’s announcements were not because of TfL’s concerns around passenger safety.
“I’m confident the licence will be renewed for longer than two months,” they said.
Jamie Heywood, Uber’s general manager for northern and eastern Europe, said the changes showed the company’s willingness to improve its services.
Read more: Uber suffers blow as TfL only grants a two-month licence to continue in London
He said: “There is nothing more important than the safety of our customers and the cities we serve.
“We are using our technology and partnering with the AA to raise the bar on safety, but we won’t stop there because when it comes to safety on our platform, our work is never done.”


| Concept Framework 2.2 documentation | Contents | Index |
| Name | Type | Access | Version | Deprecated |
| AddChild | function | public | version 1.0 | no |
| public function AddChild(path_after, item) |
| path_after | the parent path as a number, string (eg: "1:2:1") or array (eg: [1,2,1]) |
| item | the item to be added as a child. |
| Adds a child to the tree node specified. This function has unpredictable result if the Model property is not set to MODEL_TREEVIEW. The item can be a string/number, RImage or RComboBox(for views with one column) or an array for views containing more than one column. After calling this function, you can't set the {Sort} property. |
| Documented by Eduard Suica, generation time: Sun Jan 27 18:15:10 2013 GMT | (c)2013 Devronium Applications |


Baffle adds an animated obfuscation effect to any text. Reload page to see effect. Apply these baffling classes!
.baffle - Baffles once upon page load.
.baffle-longer - Baffles once, but for a longer duration (3 seconds).
.baffle-prolonged - Baffles for a prolonged period.
.baffle-forever - .baffle-forever - Baffles endlessly.
Apply these classes to any text for a brutal text effect!
Default brutal (black) text
Brutal monochrome (blue) text
Brutal neon (lime) text
Truncate a paragraph of text to a preset number of characters. Requires start.brutalizing.js. Apply any of these classes to any text to truncate.
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Add a glitch effect to any element! Works on images and text, or even entire areas! It is entirely CSS-based. Apply .glitch class to any element.
Glitched Circle Image
Glitched Paragraph
This is a rather glitchy paragraph. You could even baffle all your firking enemies!
This paragraph has just one glitched word, using the span tag.
Blink is back! Apply theses classes to blink any element, even entire areas! Requires brutalist.js and start.brutalizing.js.
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ALERT!
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Here is a fast-blinking span and image:
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Apply a throbbing, pulsing effect. It's CSS-based, so no javascript is needed. Simply apply the class .throb to an element.
Image Example
Fittext makes any text aggressively responsive. Re-size your browser window to see them scale!
.fittext - Best scales text to fit within container.
Brutalist Framework
.fittext-compress - Increases compression.
Brutalist Framework
.fittext-uncompress - Decreases compression.
Brutalist Framework
Below are fittext classes that are ideal for H1 - H6 tags.
Rotate Text allows the rotation of text within an element.
Rotate Text requires javascript, and the markup uses data attributes to configure the settings. You will need to apply a unique ID to each individual Rotate Text element. The markup is as follows:

First Text Phrase

Second Phrase of Text

Last Text Phrase

Rotate Interval = 3000 = 3 seconds until next rotation
Rotate Animate - There are numerous animation styles supported. Consult animations.css.
Warp your text into curves, spirals, circles, and waves! Works best on paragraphs.  It is fully responsive, too!
Equal heights makes boxes the same height within a multi-column layout. In the example below, notice how all 3 column boxes have the same height.
.equal-height
Column One
This box has 2 lines of text
Column Two
This box has several lines of text.
Some small text.
Another small text line.
Column Three
This box has 2 lines of text
Clip-Box allows you to apply a custom background image to any text!
.clip-box - Outer wrapper for area to contain text with background image.
.clip-box-cover - Makes the background image fluid
Apply Background Image: Create a custom class in the theme CSS file, and specify the background-image url.
DEMO 1: Clip-Box text in a vanilla-cherry-gradient container.
DEMO 2: Clip-Box text inside a custom cover image area (stacks are needed for this).
Apply these classes to add an animated gradient background to any element!
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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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New User
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module XIVAPI
Defined in:
converters.crdataclasses/other/exception.cr
exceptions.cr
dataclasses/character/achievement.cr
dataclasses/character/achievements.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_name.cr
dataclasses/character/job.cr
dataclasses/character/class_job.cr
dataclasses/character/gear.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_icon_name.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_icon_name_url.cr
dataclasses/character/character_gear.cr
dataclasses/character/equipment.cr
dataclasses/character/gear_set_attribute.cr
dataclasses/character/gear_set.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_name_url.cr
dataclasses/character/grand_company_character_data.cr
dataclasses/character/guardian_deity.cr
dataclasses/character/minion_mount.cr
dataclasses/character/character.cr
dataclasses/character/character_summary.cr
dataclasses/free_company/estate.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_ranking.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_reputation.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_seeking.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_team.cr
dataclasses/character/character_response.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_profile.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_response.cr
dataclasses/other/pagination.cr
dataclasses/utils/name.cr
dataclasses/linkshell/linkshell.cr
dataclasses/linkshell/linkshell_response.cr
dataclasses/linkshell/linkshell_search.cr
dataclasses/other/info.cr
dataclasses/other/lore.cr
dataclasses/other/page.cr
dataclasses/other/patch.cr
dataclasses/other/search_result.cr
dataclasses/other/world_status.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_info.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_team_profile.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_linkshell.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_team_response.cr
client/client.cr
xivapi-cr.cr
client/character.cr
client/free_company.cr
client/linkshell.cr
client/other.cr
client/pvp_team.cr
client/servers.cr
Constant Summary
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API_URL =
"https://xivapi.com"
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Top level API client to interact with the API
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LANGUAGE_OPTIONS =
["en", "ja", "de", "fr", "cn", "kr"] of ::String
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The allowed language options
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STAGE_URL =
"https://staging.xivapi.com"
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Top level API client to interact with the staging API
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VERSION =
"0.2.0"