Mihai Mandrescu
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Summary 📝
🌍 I’m a remote first engineer, specialising in web development
🚀 I’m passionate about performance and usability
🔥 A problem solver at heart
🚀 I’m passionate about performance and usability
🔥 A problem solver at heart
Stack, skills, tools 🛠
My choice of vcs is no doubt Git and my infrastructure usually sits on AWS ☁ More likely than not I set it up with Terraform.
Usually I prototype my React ⚛ components with Storybook and Chromatic. To manage my state, my first choice is context but if I can't have that, it's Redux all the way. I bundle with Webpack 📦 most of the time, but I'm happy to roll otherwise, such as up 😉
The backend, it's either Node or Django, usually talking to a Mongo cluster, ideally in GraphQL. I'm big on testing so Jest and Cypress comes in really handy! For Cypress at least, testing is a boring use case.  Tossed a few in just for them ☝
Usually I prototype my React ⚛ components with Storybook and Chromatic. To manage my state, my first choice is context but if I can't have that, it's Redux all the way. I bundle with Webpack 📦 most of the time, but I'm happy to roll otherwise, such as up 😉
The backend, it's either Node or Django, usually talking to a Mongo cluster, ideally in GraphQL. I'm big on testing so Jest and Cypress comes in really handy! For Cypress at least, testing is a boring use case.  Tossed a few in just for them ☝
Work 🤝
Senior Software Engineer
News UK - The Sun - London
February 2019 - December 2021
News UK is a British newspaper publisher and one of the largest players in the industry.
In this role, my work was for The Sun, one of the largest
publications in the UK. I was part of The Sun title team, the group responsible for the development
and maintenance of a website with over five million daily users 💪
- I improved The Sun performance across several web vitals, both core and non-core. I reduced both First Contentful Paint and Time to Interactive by a few seconds, as well as improving the Cumulative Layout Shift 📈
- I overhauled the CSS architecture resulting in a two thirds decrease of the payload 💨 Read more about it here
- I leveraged caching to reduce AWS resource use, thus saving the company over £2000 per month 💷
- I migrated the consent manager from Onetrust to Sourcepoint across all Sun websites, thus reminding myself how complicated GDPR 🇪🇺 and CCPA ☀🏄🌴 are!
- I helped perform a major infrastructure change, moving The Sun from AWS EB to EKS. We did this in stages and employed a blue/green strategy for traffic routing.
- I collaborated closely with the analytics team on several occasions, for tasks ranging from Tealium integration to setting up an entire recommendation system. I conducted several A/B and multivariate tests using Optimizely 👨🔬 resulting in improvements to metrics such as recirculation, conversion and time on site.
- In general, developed, maintained and refactored The Sun website, touching everything from infrastructure, Wordpress integration, SSR, client side React, performance improvements, third party integration and more 🤩
Software Engineer
Applied Blockchain - London
February 2018 - February 2019
Applied Blockchain is a blockchain applications development company,
focusing on distributed ledger technology and smart contracts. During my time here, I worked on several
web3 applications.
- I worked on a blockchain powered distributed exchange. I used React, Redux and other libraries in the React ecosystem such as saga, persist, validate and grommet to provide a interface suitable for trading 💸
- I lead frontend development for a blockchain based registration system for drones. I used Material UI to build a mobile first application that allows users to register drones and interact with the aviation authorities ✈
- I built using React Native a crypto currency application. This project interfaced with the blockchain through the companies in house library built on top of web3 🔗
- I built and delivered several proof of concept applications developed with React and koa, including a blockchain enabled booking service.
Lead Software Engineer
Intelliagg - London
November 2015 - February 2018
Intelliagg by Threat Finder is an expert-led, cyber threat intelligence managed service that
monitors public, private and darknet sources to identify different types of threats.
- Using node, I build an evidence archiving system 🗃 This system used headless Chrome to visit and archive websites. Based on demand, node worker processes are created on a EC2 autoscaling group. They consume an api that provides them with urls to archive. The node process connect to the headless chrome instance via puppeteer and drive the browser to the url from the api. There, they screenshot and pdf the website or hidden service. The generated content is stored on S3, using the node aws sdk.
- I designed and implemented a deep learning, convolutional neural network 🕸 using the Tensorflow framework together with numpy, in python 3. This was based on Yann LeCun's LeNet-5 network, adapted for text data as opposed to image inputs.
- Developed and maintained the client application, wrote in React. This application allows users to view and respond to events generated by the platform.
- Additionally, I architected and deployed a client application capable of reaching both regular sites and hidden services using aiohttp.
- I wrote an orchestration system for deploying and monitoring tor nodes. I used the python boto3 library to automatically provide and clean up resources used by tor nodes, based on data obtained from status providers, both internal and external such as blutmagie.
- Set up a private tor network using chutney ( also available here ) and deployed several patched Tor nodes, in order to assess different data collection strategies.
- Used the python stem library to build a client capable of quickly assessing the status of hidden services on the tor network. This was done as part of an effort to better understand and map the hidden service lifecycle 🔍
- I improved the matching engine by moving from a regex search approach, done with the re2 library to a search based on the Aho–Corasick algorithm. This was done using pyahocorasick.
- Worked on developing a user facing, mobile first application, built with Vue.js and its material design implementation, Vuetify.
- Used Selenium both for end to end testing and for content collection. I build using Selenium a web crawler that rendered a Firefox browser in a x server and used the browser to access otherwise unavailable content, such as those hidden behind a captcha.
- I built an asynchronous client application using the Twisted library for python2.
- Dramatically improved the performance of the document matching engine by switching from python's native re library to Google’s re2 regex engine.
- Developed several Django and web.py apps used internally, along with some REST apis.
- Used React and Redux to build a responsive, modern portal.
- Designed and implemented a text classifier using sklearn and nltk 🤖
- Worked extensively with MongoDB, ElasticSearch and Amazon Web Services (EC2 and S3). I leveraged Mongos document oriented architecture and flexible aggregation pipeline to extract meaningful information and visualise them, mostly with matplotlib and highcharts.
- Learned about and applied software engineering good practices such as TDD and agile development.
Software Engineer
Gameloft - Bucharest
June 2014 - November 2014
Gameloft is a multinational company and a leader in the development and publishing of mobile games.
- Working as a software engineer at Gameloft, I became familiar with the gaming industry and the IT industry in general.
- I was responsible with building data models and reliable tools to obtain and assess information regarding different games. This included everything from financial reports and key performance indicators to user engagement statistics and anti hacking activities.
Education 🎓
Bachelor of Science
University of Bucharest
October 2012 - October 2016
- I have a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science. Learning how to calculate complexity bounds or proving a Turing Machine can't decide if another one will halt my not be the most practical skills, but I promise you this. I am not confusing Halloween 🎄 and Christmas 🎃 again!
- Proficient in English 🇬🇧 Romanian 🇷🇴 and if required I will butcher French 🇫🇷 and German 🇩🇪 🙈
Side Projects 🚧
- Youtubers convinced me to get a Skillshare subscription, so now I'm doing a Photoshop class 📷
- I learned to built networks the hard way. SSH-ing into machines, doing manual configuration, setting up linux services and whatever little automation I built, it was done via bash scripts. I got on with the times, but I'm still playing with bash and configs on my own every now and again 🤓
- I'm working on a mongo routing library. Initially built on top of Motor, I later refactored it on top of the more robust pymongo. The purpose of the library is to abstract database interactions from database settings. You can find it on pip.
Hobbies and Interests 🎮
I got into programming in high school. Besides what I did in school, I also started doing tutorials from YouTube. I remember my first Unity 3D tutorial , from a German vlogger. I didn't really understand what he was saying but I typed what he was typing and somehow, a little racing game was made. The thrill of making something so awesome never left me and keeps me passionate to this day. I’m also an avid gamer, a huge fan of grand strategies, city builders and management games.


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open import Agda.Primitive using (Level; _⊔_; lsuc; lzero)
open import Types.product
open import Types.relations
open import Types.equality
open import Category.category
module Category.morphisms where
Morphisms are structure-preserving maps from one mathematical structure to another of the same type. They are a generalized notion that translates to group homomorphisms for groups, ring homomorphisms for rings, continuous maps for vector spaces and so on. In the context of category theory, these morphisms have to admit the properties of composition and associativity.
A morphism \(f : X → Y\) is called a Monomorphism if \(f ∘ g_1 = f ∘ g_2\) implies \(g_1 = g_2\) for all \(g_1, g_2 : A → X\). A monomorphism is called “mono” in short and “monic” can be used as an adjective to describe such a morphism.
Epimorphisms are dual objects to monomorphisms. A morphism \(f : X → Y\) is called an Epimorphism if \(g_1 ∘ f = g_2 ∘ f\) implies \(g_1 = g_2\) for all \(g_1, g_2 : Y → A\). An Epimorphism is called “epi” in short and “epic” can be used as an adjective to describe such a morphism.
A morphism \(f: X → Y\) has a left inverse if there is a morphism \(g: Y → X\) such that \(g ∘ f = id_X\). The left inverse g is also called a retraction of f. Morphisms with left inverses are always monomorphisms, but the converse is not true in general; a monomorphism may fail to have a left inverse. If a retraction exists for a function f, it can also be expected to be injective.
A morphism \(f: X → Y\) has a right inverse if there is a morphism \(g: Y → X\) such that \(f ∘ g = id_Y\). The right inverse g is also called a section of f. Morphisms having a right inverse are always epimorphisms, but the converse is not true in general, as an epimorphism may fail to have a right inverse. If a section exists for a function f, it can also be expected to be surjective.
Endomorphisms are morphisms with the same source and target, \(f : X → X\).
A morphism \(f : X → Y\) is called an isomorphism if there exists a unique morphism \(g: Y → X\) such that \(f ∘ g = id_Y\) and \(g ∘ f = id_X\). If a morphism has both left-inverse and right-inverse, then the two inverses are equal, so f is an isomorphism, and g is called simply the inverse of f.
An automorphism is both an endomorphism and an isomorphism.


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These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
Adds an Integration Test facilty that is run by invoking 'mvn verify'. It can run the same test on a minihbasecluster and also on an already distributed cluster. Adds a ChaosMonkey too.
Now hbck runs with ToolRunner, and can accept configurations from command line.
Added new configuration parameters to adjust the wait time in getting a lock before acting on a region:
hbase.busy.wait.multiplier.max (default 2) hbase.rowlock.wait.duration (same as the default RPC timeout time)
For reading, it waits at most "hbase.rowlock.wait.duration" in getting a lock. For writing, it waits at most "hbase.rowlock.wait.duration" * min ( #rows affected, " hbase.busy.wait.multiplier.max"). However, it waits at most the server side call purge timeout time.
Improves read concurrency by changing HFileBlock#readAtOffset from synchronized to reentrant lock; will have contending scanners fall back to preading rather than synchronized seek+read. Keeps all cores busy rather than just the one.
hbase.zookeeper.useMulti Instructs HBase to make use of ZooKeeper's multi-update functionality. + This allows certain ZooKeeper operations to complete more quickly and prevents some issues + with rare ZooKeeper failure scenarios (see the release note of HBASE-6710 for an example). + IMPORTANT: only set this to true if all ZooKeeper servers in the cluster are on version 3.4+ + and will not be downgraded. ZooKeeper versions before 3.4 do not support multi-update and will + not fail gracefully if multi-update is invoked (see ZOOKEEPER-1495).
This is a slightly incompatible change. HBase SASL connection negotiation is now enabled by setting hbase.security.authentication rather than hadoop.security.authentication.
Run a script of your creation on a period. If it fails N times (configurable), have the server exit.
New configs:
hbase.node.health.script.location hbase.node.health.script.timeout hbase.node.health.script.frequency Default is every 60seconds. hbase.node.health.failure.threshold Defaults to 3.


These numbers are not reliable metrics upon which to compare school district
cost-effectiveness.
They don't account for any of the following:
- Differences in cost-per-student. Chichester leads the pack
at 4-5k more per student.
- New revenue generated from increases in property assessments (business development), such as
Chichester's huge surplus of revenue from a once-in-a-blue-moon
{{stats.chiAssessmentBoostFy1819 | thousandSuff }} dollar increase in property values.
- Budget deficits such as Chichester's {{stats.chiDeficitFy1920 | thousandSuff }} dollar deficit
this year.
I propose
Cost-Per-Student as the metric for comparing districts apples-to-apples.


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Hi, my name is Jishan Shaikh
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living in India.
I'm a happy family guy, learning addicted, who loves engineering and science approach to general problems. Mostly, I try to learn everything I like. I do what I love to do whatever it takes. I likes travelling, music, and movies.
Most of my coding experience were built upon by HackerRank and Interviewbit, but I have played in the past with some other things like Web development and Software development. A couple years ago I started to learn programming and coding, to take the rust off my C++ and Python skills, and I'm still loving it.
I'm open minded to new technologies, but Artificial intelligence, fullstack web development and distributed systems are the two things that have grabbed my attention recently. Of which I've been spending many sleepless nights.
Definitely, I'm not a robot but I always get my stuff done. My notable works includes lib-math and lib-algo which are still in progress.
I've done a lot of educational works that you can checkout at my github profile here. There are many other works that I've been working on, that are not published elsewhere will be published sooner or later on github.


Dr. Naccarato is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a PhD in Psychology and over 29 years and 58,000 hours of experience personally coaching over 80 doctors each week.
There are no gimmicks and no quick fixes. Dr. Naccarato has created a unique program that guides doctors step by step to build a successful practice while maintaining their integrity and dignity.
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Dr. Naccarato has helped me greatly with both business and personal development. I would highly recommend him as a personal coach to any doctor looking to improve success in his life."
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| Version: |
1.0.6 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.8.0) |
| Imports: |
bit64, DBI (≥ 1.0.0), hms, methods, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.4) |
| LinkingTo: |
BH, plogr, Rcpp |
| Suggests: |
DBItest, rprojroot, testthat |
| Published: |
2018-05-06 |
| Author: |
Kirill Müller [aut, cre],
Jeroen Ooms [aut],
David James [aut],
Saikat DebRoy [aut],
Hadley Wickham [aut],
Jeffrey Horner [aut],
R Consortium [fnd],
RStudio [cph] |
| Maintainer: |
Kirill Müller <krlmlr+r at mailbox.org> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/r-dbi/RMariaDB/issues |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/r-dbi/RMariaDB,
https://downloads.mariadb.org/connector-c/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| SystemRequirements: |
libmariadb-client-lgpl-dev or libmysqlclient-dev
(deb), mariadb-connector-c-devel or mariadb-devel (rpm),
mariadb-connector-c or mysql-connector-c (brew) |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| In views: |
Databases |
| CRAN checks: |
RMariaDB results |


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Custody Deputy Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Collision Charges
by Edhat StaffPhoto: Santa Barbara County Fire Department
By edhat staff
A Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Lieutenant has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from a DUI collision on Highway 154 in September.
Javier Jonathan Antunez, 44, appeared in Santa Maria Superior Court on Wednesday on crutches due to his injuries from the collision.
On the evening of September 14, three vehicles collided near the entrance of Lake Cachuma. Antunez was driving a BMW with another occupant when it drifted into oncoming traffic and collided head-on with a Toyota Tacoma carrying four occupants. A Jeep with one occupant following behind subsequently collided with both vehicles.
There were a total of seven patients with one patient flown to Santa Barbara Hospital via a CalStar helicopter with critical injuries.
Two days after the collision, Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office announced Antunez, an off-duty Custody lieutenant assigned to the Main Jail, was involved in the collision and was placed under arrest for driving a vehicle under the influence.
Antunez was formally charged with two felony DUI charges, driving under the influence and causing injury, and driving under the influence with greater than a .08% blood alcohol content and causing injury, as well as one habitual offender enhancement.
One victim of the crash has been identified as Judith Hall, a Santa Barbara County District Attorney's Office investigator. Hall was airlifted from the scene with major injuries.
The California Attorney General's Office will try the case as the District Attorney's Office recused themselves due to a possible conflict of interest.
Antunez has been employed with the Sheriff’s Office since 1999. He has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, according to the Sheriff's Department.
A preliminary hearing is set for January 6, 2020. Antunez is out of custody on $150,000 bail.


Review: Very Bad Things
Starring: Jon Favreau, Christian Slater, Cameron Diaz, Daniel Stern, Leland Orser, Jeremy Piven
Directed by Peter Berg
There aren't many films which have such an appropriate title. Very Bad Things is very telling of what you are going to see if you view this picture. It starts off pretty bad, then gets VERY bad. Actually, it gets worse. This is truly an evil picture. I kind of liked it.
Jon Favreau and Cameron Diaz are about to get married. He seems aimless in life, she is set on only one thing, getting married, and it doesn't really matter to whom. All she wants is to walk down the aisle. Try and stop her. Favreau and his buddies head off to Las Vegas for a rowdy and raunchy batchelor party which includes, among other things, cocaine, pot, and a strippin' hooker. Once the Jeremy Piven character accidentally jams her head into a bathroom wall hook while having wild sex, the madness begins. The film's most despicable character (Slater) pushes the group to cut her up into itty bitty pieces and bury her in the desert. "No one knows she's here, I called her personally," he reasons. Just as the group decides to forego leagal action, a hotel security guard enters the room and finds them out. Slater's character takes it upon himself to do away with him (using nothing but a handy corkscrew). Now they are in deep doo-doo. So they have two bodies to cut up an bury. Then they have to "reassemble" the sawed up parts for religious purposes. It is after this that the film gets nasty.
Yep, Very Bad Things is full of very bad things. In actuality, most of the gore comes with what I've already told you. But everything that takes place after that is just evil.
Though there are a few funny moments, Very Bad Things, despite what you may have read, is NOT very funny. It is the definition of black comedy. In fact, it may redefine the genre. The film is truly sick, and snowballs into whatever is past sick. Much of the audience reaction is nervous laughter.  It isn't funny in and of itself, but you certainly aren't expecting it, so you laugh.
Favreau gives a solid performance, despite having a one dimensional character.  Most surprising is Jeremey Piven, who does a great job of going bonkers as the film progresses. Diaz is wasted in this very small role. She plays a real bitch with very little character, and one wonders if she just took the part because she liked the script aside from her role.
The squeamish should avoid the bathroom dismembering scene. Those that want a redeeming film, should go see something else. And those who want to see just how whacked one mind can get (Peter Berg's mind, he wrote and directed) should definitley see it.
* * 1/2 out of * * * * stars ©1998 Nick Amado
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2020 Land Rover Defender Priced At Under $50,000
Here's how much the new Land Rover Defender will cost when it arrives in US dealers next year.
by Martin BiggBack in September, Land Rover lifted the wraps off the all-new Defender at the 2019 Frankfurt Auto Show. Now, the rugged off-roader has made its North American debut at the 2019 LA Auto Show. Reborn for a new generation, the 2020 Land Rover Defender retains its predecessor's iconic boxy look but has been updated with a modernized exterior, a revamped interior, and more advanced tech to make it the most capable Land Rover ever made.
Pricing has remained a mystery, but Land Rover has now confirmed how much the new Defender will cost when it goes on sale next year.
Arriving in dealers in Spring 2020, the four-door Defender 110 will start at $49,900, while the two-door Defender 90 First Edition will be available in Summer 2020 priced from $65,100. The full range of Defender 90 models will be available in Fall 2020 priced at around $50,000. All prices exclude the $1,025 destination and delivery charge.
The Defender 110 will be available with a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4 gasoline engine developing 296 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque and a 3.0-liter turbo inline-4 with a 48-volt electric supercharger producing 395 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque. The Defender 90, on the other hand, has a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-6 engine with electric boost developing 395 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque.
In addition, the custom Defender built for the new James Bond movie, 'No Time to Die,' will make its global debut at the LA Auto Show. Based on the Defender X, the off-roader that will feature in the film is finished in Santorini Black with darkened skid pans, 20-inch dark finish wheels, and professional off-road tires. Also on display at the Land Rover stand will be the Land Rover Discovery, Discovery Sport, Range Rover SVAutobiography, Range Rover Sport PHEV, and the Range Rover Evoque.
Jaguar, on the other hand, will display its entire current lineup, including the new Jaguar XJ Collection Special Edition, a limited production luxury sedan with 300 units available exclusively to US customers. Also on the stand will be the all-electric I-Pace performance SUV, the E-Pace compact SUV and the F-Pace SVR. Other Jaguar models on display will include the Jaguar F-type Checkered Flag Limited Edition Convertible and the recently updated 2020 Jaguar XE sports sedan.


Little girl rants about going to school, studying; leaves internet in splits
In the video, she rants about her struggles to study an array of subjects, apart from waking up at 6 am, drinking water brushing teeth, drinking milk and rushing to school every day.
by mid-day online correspondentA video of a girl venting out on the school education system and ranting about her daily struggles to wake up and rush to school has been making the rounds on social media.
A video posted by a police officer named Atul Bothra on Twitter shows the girl demanding a relief (chutkara) from the education system and rants about her struggles to study an array of subjects in school, apart from waking up at 6am, drinking water, brushing teeth, drinking milk and rushing to school everyday.
When asked about what will she do went she meets the person responsible for setting up the education system, her response was priceless. She said, “Main usse dhoke na, pura paani daal ke na, istri kar daloongi puri! (I will wash the person, pour lots of water on him/her and iron him/her!)
She also asked why God could not made studying better. She rants, “Toh bas padhna itna ganda kyun banaya? Padhna bhi thoda acha ban deta, toh humko bhi mazaa aata.” (Why did he make studies bad? He could have made studies interesting, so we could have also enjoyed it.)
The Twitterati related with the girl's rant, saying that the struggle is real.
The video has received over 87,400 views, has been liked more than 4,000 times.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#
# kernighan_lin.py - Kernighan–Lin bipartition algorithm
#
# Copyright 2011 Ben Edwards<EMAIL_ADDRESS># Copyright 2011 Aric Hagberg<EMAIL_ADDRESS># Copyright 2015 NetworkX developers.
#
# This file is part of NetworkX.
#
# NetworkX is distributed under a BSD license; see LICENSE.txt for more
# information.
"""Functions for computing the Kernighan–Lin bipartition algorithm."""
from __future__ import division
from collections import defaultdict
from itertools import islice
from operator import itemgetter
import networkx as nx
from networkx.utils import not_implemented_for, py_random_state
from networkx.algorithms.community.community_utils import is_partition
__all__ = ['kernighan_lin_bisection']
def _compute_delta(G, A, B, weight):
# helper to compute initial swap deltas for a pass
delta = defaultdict(float)
for u, v, d in G.edges(data=True):
w = d.get(weight, 1)
if u in A:
if v in A:
delta[u] -= w
delta[v] -= w
elif v in B:
delta[u] += w
delta[v] += w
elif u in B:
if v in A:
delta[u] += w
delta[v] += w
elif v in B:
delta[u] -= w
delta[v] -= w
return delta
def _update_delta(delta, G, A, B, u, v, weight):
# helper to update swap deltas during single pass
for _, nbr, d in G.edges(u, data=True):
w = d.get(weight, 1)
if nbr in A:
delta[nbr] += 2 * w
if nbr in B:
delta[nbr] -= 2 * w
for _, nbr, d in G.edges(v, data=True):
w = d.get(weight, 1)
if nbr in A:
delta[nbr] -= 2 * w
if nbr in B:
delta[nbr] += 2 * w
return delta
def _kernighan_lin_pass(G, A, B, weight):
# do a single iteration of Kernighan–Lin algorithm
# returns list of (g_i,u_i,v_i) for i node pairs u_i,v_i
multigraph = G.is_multigraph()
delta = _compute_delta(G, A, B, weight)
swapped = set()
gains = []
while len(swapped) < len(G):
gain = []
for u in A - swapped:
for v in B - swapped:
try:
if multigraph:
w = sum(d.get(weight, 1) for d in G[u][v].values())
else:
w = G[u][v].get(weight, 1)
except KeyError:
w = 0
gain.append((delta[u] + delta[v] - 2 * w, u, v))
if len(gain) == 0:
break
maxg, u, v = max(gain, key=itemgetter(0))
swapped |= {u, v}
gains.append((maxg, u, v))
delta = _update_delta(delta, G, A - swapped, B - swapped, u, v, weight)
return gains
[docs]@py_random_state(4)
@not_implemented_for('directed')
def kernighan_lin_bisection(G, partition=None, max_iter=10, weight='weight',
seed=None):
"""Partition a graph into two blocks using the Kernighan–Lin
algorithm.
This algorithm paritions a network into two sets by iteratively
swapping pairs of nodes to reduce the edge cut between the two sets.
Parameters
----------
G : graph
partition : tuple
Pair of iterables containing an initial partition. If not
specified, a random balanced partition is used.
max_iter : int
Maximum number of times to attempt swaps to find an
improvemement before giving up.
weight : key
Edge data key to use as weight. If None, the weights are all
set to one.
seed : integer, random_state, or None (default)
Indicator of random number generation state.
See :ref:`Randomness<randomness>`.
Only used if partition is None
Returns
-------
partition : tuple
A pair of sets of nodes representing the bipartition.
Raises
-------
NetworkXError
If partition is not a valid partition of the nodes of the graph.
References
----------
.. [1] Kernighan, B. W.; Lin, Shen (1970).
"An efficient heuristic procedure for partitioning graphs."
*Bell Systems Technical Journal* 49: 291--307.
Oxford University Press 2011.
"""
# If no partition is provided, split the nodes randomly into a
# balanced partition.
if partition is None:
nodes = list(G)
seed.shuffle(nodes)
h = len(nodes) // 2
partition = (nodes[:h], nodes[h:])
# Make a copy of the partition as a pair of sets.
try:
A, B = set(partition[0]), set(partition[1])
except:
raise ValueError('partition must be two sets')
if not is_partition(G, (A, B)):
raise nx.NetworkXError('partition invalid')
for i in range(max_iter):
# `gains` is a list of triples of the form (g, u, v) for each
# node pair (u, v), where `g` is the gain of that node pair.
gains = _kernighan_lin_pass(G, A, B, weight)
csum = list(nx.utils.accumulate(g for g, u, v in gains))
max_cgain = max(csum)
if max_cgain <= 0:
break
# Get the node pairs up to the index of the maximum cumulative
# gain, and collect each `u` into `anodes` and each `v` into
# `bnodes`, for each pair `(u, v)`.
index = csum.index(max_cgain)
nodesets = islice(zip(*gains[:index + 1]), 1, 3)
anodes, bnodes = (set(s) for s in nodesets)
A |= bnodes
A -= anodes
B |= anodes
B -= bnodes
return A, B


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| 020:130 Khan | : |
So bear patiently (O Muhammad SAW) what they say, and glorify the praises of your Lord before the rising of the sun, and before its setting, and during some of the hours of the night, and at the sides of the day (an indication for the five compulsory congregational prayers), that you may become pleased with the reward which Allah shall give you. |
| 020:130 Maulana | : |
So bear patiently what they say, and celebrate the praise of thy Lord before the rising of the sun and before its setting, and glorify (Him) during the hours of the night and parts of the day, that thou mayest be well pleased. |
| 020:130 Pickthal | : |
Therefor (O Muhammad), bear with what they say, and celebrate the praise of thy Lord ere the rising of the sun and ere the going down thereof. And glorify Him some hours of the night and at the two ends of the day, that thou mayst find acceptance. |
| 020:130 Rashad | : |
Therefore, be patient in the face of their utterances, and praise and glorify your Lord before sunrise and before sunset. And during the night glorify Him, as well as at both ends of the day, that you may be happy. |
| 020:130 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), have patience with what they say, glorify your Lord, and always praise Him before sunrise, sunset, in some hours of the night and at both the beginning and end of the day, so that perhaps you will please your Lord. |
| 020:130 Shakir | : |
Bear then patiently what they say, and glorify your Lord by the praising of Him before the rising of the sun and before its setting, and during hours of the night do also glorify (Him) and during parts of the day, that you may be well pleased |
| 020:130 Sherali | : |
Bear patiently then what they say, and glorify thy Lord with HIS praise before the rising of the sun and before its setting; and glorify HIM in the hours of the night and all parts of the day, that thou mayest find true happiness. |
| 020:130 Yusufali | : |
Therefore be patient with what they say, and celebrate (constantly) the praises of thy Lord, before the rising of the sun, and before its setting; yea, celebrate them for part of the hours of the night, and at the sides of the day: that thou mayest have (spiritual) joy. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > حمد الله تعالى وتسبيحه والثناء عليه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Praise be to Him أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > تسليته وتثبيته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Cheering and Consolidating Him أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > مخاطبة الله إياه Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Allah's Address to Him(PBUH) أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > الحض عليها Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> The Incitement to Pray الدعوة إلى الله > حدودها > التساهل مع المسالمين The Call for Allah> Its Limits> Lenient with the Peace-Loving الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الصبر Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Patience الديانات > أهل الكتاب: ( اليهود و النصارى) > وجوب التساهل معهم(مع غير المحاربين) Religions> The People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)> The Necessity to be Easy with them (with the Non-Fighters)
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rm(list = ls())
library(pander)
panderOptions('table.split.table', Inf)
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
library(data.table)
options(datatable.fread.datatable = FALSE)
theme_set(theme_bw(base_size=15))
set.seed(2020)
# load some gists
source('https://gist.githubusercontent.com/liangyy/43912b3ecab5d10c89f9d4b2669871c9/raw/3ca651cfa53ffccb8422f432561138a46e93710f/my_ggplot_theme.R')
# load dependent scripts
source('../code/rlib_misc.R')
Here we look into parent illness information in UK Biobank. As designed, we limit our scope to Europeans. The parent illness phenotypes were queried by Owen and the data is at /vol/bmd/meliao/data/2020-04-10_parent-illness.tar.gz
. We also load the self-reported ancestry (after QC) processed by script at here and the resulting table is at /vol/bmd/yanyul/GitHub/ptrs-ukb/output/query_phenotypes_cleaned_up.csv
.
To interpret the phenotype, we should refer to the document here which is the questionnaire used to collect these data. For our purpose, as stated in the “Notes” tab of Data-Field 20107, we need to look at questions:
For the sake of convenience, I screenshot these questions as below.
Additionally, the “-1, -3, -7” choice are actually coded as “-11, -13, -17” for group 1 and “-21, -23, -27” for group 2 according to the “Notes” tab as shown below.
y13d = data.frame(
code = c(1, 2, 8, 9, 6, 10, -17, -11, -13),
choice = c('Heart disease', 'Stroke', 'High blood pressure', 'Diabetes', 'Chronic bronchitis/emphysema', 'Alzheimer\'s disease/dementia', 'None of the above', 'Do not know', 'Prefer not to answer')
)
y13e = data.frame(
code = c(11, 12, 3, 4, 13, -27, -21, -23),
choice = c('Parkinson\'s disease', 'Severe depression', 'Lung cancer', 'Bowel cancer', 'Prostate cancer', 'None of the above', 'Do not know', 'Prefer not to answer')
)
y16d = data.frame(
code = c(1, 2, 8, 9, 6, 10, -17, -11, -13),
choice = c('Heart disease', 'Stroke', 'High blood pressure', 'Diabetes', 'Chronic bronchitis/emphysema', 'Alzheimer\'s disease/dementia', 'None of the above', 'Do not know', 'Prefer not to answer')
)
y16e = data.frame(
code = c(11, 12, 3, 4, 5, -27, -21, -23),
choice = c('Parkinson\'s disease', 'Severe depression', 'Lung cancer', 'Bowel cancer', 'Breast cancer', 'None of the above', 'Do not know', 'Prefer not to answer')
)
code = list()
code[['father']] = rbind(
y13d %>% mutate(grp = 1),
y13e %>% mutate(grp = 2)
) %>% distinct() %>% mutate(choice_w_grp = paste0(choice, ' (', grp, ')'))
code[['mother']] = rbind(
y16d %>% mutate(grp = 1),
y16e %>% mutate(grp = 2)
) %>% distinct() %>% mutate(choice_w_grp = paste0(choice, ' (', grp, ')'))
df = list()
df[['father']] = fread('/Users/yanyul/Desktop/tmp/parent_illness/father_illness.csv', sep = ',')
df[['mother']] = fread('/Users/yanyul/Desktop/tmp/parent_illness/mother_illness.csv', sep = ',')
df_pheno = fread('/Users/yanyul/Documents/repo/github/ptrs-ukb/output/query_phenotypes_cleaned_up.csv', sep = ',')
# remove individuals with all columns being NA
for(i in names(df)) {
df[[i]] = df[[i]][rowSums(!is.na(df[[i]][, -1])) > 0, ]
}
# label with self reported ancestry
# only individuals passing ancestry QC and phenotype QC in ptrs-ukb are labeled
ancestry = list()
for(i in names(df)) {
ancestry[[i]] = df[[i]] %>% left_join(df_pheno %>% select(eid, meaning), by = 'eid') %>% pull(meaning)
}
Each row is an individual. The questionnaire is a multiple choice question so that there are N columns recording everthing being selected. To extract the information we want, we unfold the raw data frame into individual-by-choice where each entry indicates the number of occurrence of one choice in the row. In principle, the occurrence should be either 0 or 1.
Perform un-folding
df_unfold = list()
for(i in names(df)) {
df_unfold[[i]] = unfold_parent_illness_code(df[[i]][, -1], code[[i]]$code, code[[i]]$choice_w_grp)
}
Sanity check: Are occurrences all 0 or 1?
for(i in names(df_unfold)) {
message('In ', i, ' illness, # entry (the occurrence) > 1 = ', sum(df_unfold[[i]] > 1))
}
## In father illness, # entry (the occurrence) > 1 = 0
## In mother illness, # entry (the occurrence) > 1 = 0
Next, we need to refine the zero’s in the table. The zeros could be:
This information should be added. First of all, let’s check if the above three options are exclusive. In other word, when they are set, other choices should not occur.
for(i in names(df_unfold)) {
for(g in 1 : 2) {
group_pheno = code[[i]] %>% filter(grp == g, code > 0) %>% pull(choice_w_grp)
group_exclude = code[[i]] %>% filter(grp == g, code < 0) %>% pull(choice_w_grp)
message('In ', i, ' illness group', g, ': ', '# of more than one exclusive choices are selected = ', sum(rowSums(df_unfold[[i]][, group_exclude]) > 1))
exclusive_selected = (rowSums(df_unfold[[i]][, group_exclude]) > 1) > 0
num_pheno_selected_when_exclusive = sum(rowSums(df_unfold[[i]][exclusive_selected, ][, group_pheno]) > 0)
message('In ', i, ' illness: ', '# of any phenotype choice is selected when exclusive choices are selected = ', num_pheno_selected_when_exclusive)
}
}
## In father illness group1: # of more than one exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In father illness: # of any phenotype choice is selected when exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In father illness group2: # of more than one exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In father illness: # of any phenotype choice is selected when exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In mother illness group1: # of more than one exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In mother illness: # of any phenotype choice is selected when exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In mother illness group2: # of more than one exclusive choices are selected = 0
## In mother illness: # of any phenotype choice is selected when exclusive choices are selected = 0
We expect all zeros. This means that:
Now that we proceed to refine zeros. “None of the above” means true zero so that we take care of it manually.
df_refine = df_unfold
code_mapper = function(xx) {
# map
# -17, -27 to 0
# -13, -23 to -3
# -11, -21 to -1
if(xx == -17 | xx == -27) {
return(0)
} else if(xx == -13 | xx == -23) {
return(-3)
} else if(xx == -11 | xx == -21) {
return(-1)
}
}
for(i in names(df_unfold)) {
for(g in 1 : 2) {
group_pheno = code[[i]] %>% filter(grp == g, code > 0) %>% pull(choice_w_grp)
group_exclude = code[[i]] %>% filter(grp == g, code < 0)
for(p in group_pheno) {
for(e in 1 : nrow(group_exclude)) {
col_ = group_exclude$choice_w_grp[e]
code_ = code_mapper(group_exclude$code[e])
is_chosen = df_refine[[i]][, col_] == 1
df_refine[[i]][is_chosen, ][, p] = code_
}
}
}
}
Load Data summary in Data-Field page
df_ukb = list()
for(i in names(df_refine)) {
df_ukb[[i]] = read.csv(paste0('../external_data/', i, '_illness_data_table.csv')) # %>% pander(caption = paste0(i, ' illness summary page'))
df_ukb[[i]] = df_ukb[[i]] %>% mutate(type = 'case') %>% left_join(code[[i]], by = c('Category' = 'choice')) %>% select(choice_w_grp, type, Count) %>% rename(count_in_ukb_website_total = Count) %>% filter(!is.na(choice_w_grp))
}
## Warning: Column `Category`/`choice` joining factors with different levels, coercing to character vector
## Warning: Column `Category`/`choice` joining factors with different levels, coercing to character vector
df_ukb_instance0 = list()
for(i in names(df_refine)) {
df_ukb_instance0[[i]] = read.csv(paste0('../external_data/', i, '_illness_data_table_instance0.csv')) # %>% pander(caption = paste0(i, ' illness summary page'))
df_ukb_instance0[[i]] = df_ukb_instance0[[i]] %>% mutate(type = 'case') %>% left_join(code[[i]], by = c('Category' = 'choice')) %>% select(choice_w_grp, type, Count) %>% rename(count_in_ukb_website_instance0 = Count) %>% filter(!is.na(choice_w_grp))
}
## Warning: Column `Category`/`choice` joining factors with different levels, coercing to character vector
## Warning: Column `Category`/`choice` joining factors with different levels, coercing to character vector
Count the number of cases, controls, and others for all parent illness phentypes.
code_translator = function(xx) {
# translator:
# 0 to control
# 1 to case
# -1 to dont_know
# -3 to prefer_not_to_answer
mm = data.frame(
x = c(0, 1, -1, -3),
y = c('control', 'case', 'dont_know', 'prefer_not_to_answer')
)
o = rep('NA', length(xx))
for(i in 1 : nrow(mm)) {
o[xx == mm$x[i]] = as.character(mm$y[i])
}
return(o)
}
for(i in names(df_refine)) {
group_pheno = code[[i]] %>% filter(code > 0) %>% pull(choice_w_grp)
tmp = df_refine[[i]][, group_pheno]
tmp_eur = df_refine[[i]][, group_pheno][!is.na(ancestry[[i]]) & ancestry[[i]] == 'British', ]
tmp = tmp %>% reshape2::melt() %>% mutate(category = code_translator(value)) %>% group_by(variable, category) %>% summarize(count = n()) %>% ungroup()
tmp_eur = tmp_eur %>% reshape2::melt() %>% mutate(category = code_translator(value)) %>% group_by(variable, category) %>% summarize(count_eur = n()) %>% ungroup()
tmp = left_join(tmp, tmp_eur, by = c('variable', 'category'))
tmp %>%
left_join(df_ukb[[i]], by = c('variable' = 'choice_w_grp', 'category' = 'type')) %>%
left_join(df_ukb_instance0[[i]], by = c('variable' = 'choice_w_grp', 'category' = 'type')) %>%
# select(variable, category, count, Count) %>%
# rename(count_in_ukb = Count) %>%
pander(caption = paste0('Summary of ', i, ' illness')) %>%
cat
}
## No id variables; using all as measure variables
## No id variables; using all as measure variables
## Warning: Column `variable`/`choice_w_grp` joining factor and character vector, coercing into character vector
| variable | category | count | count_eur | count_in_ukb_website_total | count_in_ukb_website_instance0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heart disease (1) | case | 141831 | 102946 | 164345 | 141831 |
| Heart disease (1) | control | 310888 | 221211 | NA | NA |
| Heart disease (1) | dont_know | 34413 | 22790 | NA | NA |
| Heart disease (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 640 | 301 | NA | NA |
| Stroke (1) | case | 67988 | 48602 | 78249 | 67988 |
| Stroke (1) | control | 384731 | 275555 | NA | NA |
| Stroke (1) | dont_know | 34413 | 22790 | NA | NA |
| Stroke (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 640 | 301 | NA | NA |
| High blood pressure (1) | case | 100125 | 70207 | 114044 | 100125 |
| High blood pressure (1) | control | 352594 | 253950 | NA | NA |
| High blood pressure (1) | dont_know | 34413 | 22790 | NA | NA |
| High blood pressure (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 640 | 301 | NA | NA |
| Diabetes (1) | case | 44665 | 29865 | 51152 | 44664 |
| Diabetes (1) | control | 408054 | 294292 | NA | NA |
| Diabetes (1) | dont_know | 34413 | 22790 | NA | NA |
| Diabetes (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 640 | 301 | NA | NA |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | case | 48671 | 36129 | 55688 | 48671 |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | control | 404048 | 288028 | NA | NA |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | dont_know | 34413 | 22790 | NA | NA |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 640 | 301 | NA | NA |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | case | 20478 | 15014 | 26512 | 20477 |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | control | 432241 | 309143 | NA | NA |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | dont_know | 34413 | 22790 | NA | NA |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 640 | 301 | NA | NA |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | case | 10706 | 7974 | 11471 | 10706 |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | control | 434639 | 311641 | NA | NA |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | dont_know | 41965 | 27408 | NA | NA |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 462 | 225 | NA | NA |
| Severe depression (2) | case | 16360 | 11870 | 17459 | 16360 |
| Severe depression (2) | control | 428985 | 307745 | NA | NA |
| Severe depression (2) | dont_know | 41965 | 27408 | NA | NA |
| Severe depression (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 462 | 225 | NA | NA |
| Lung cancer (2) | case | 39275 | 29166 | 41788 | 39275 |
| Lung cancer (2) | control | 406070 | 290449 | NA | NA |
| Lung cancer (2) | dont_know | 41965 | 27408 | NA | NA |
| Lung cancer (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 462 | 225 | NA | NA |
| Bowel cancer (2) | case | 25100 | 18454 | 26931 | 25100 |
| Bowel cancer (2) | control | 420245 | 301161 | NA | NA |
| Bowel cancer (2) | dont_know | 41965 | 27408 | NA | NA |
| Bowel cancer (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 462 | 225 | NA | NA |
| Prostate cancer (2) | case | 33191 | 23962 | 35721 | 33191 |
| Prostate cancer (2) | control | 412154 | 295653 | NA | NA |
| Prostate cancer (2) | dont_know | 41965 | 27408 | NA | NA |
| Prostate cancer (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 462 | 225 | NA | NA |
## No id variables; using all as measure variables
## No id variables; using all as measure variables
## Warning: Column `variable`/`choice_w_grp` joining factor and character vector, coercing into character vector
| variable | category | count | count_eur | count_in_ukb_website_total | count_in_ukb_website_instance0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heart disease (1) | case | 91433 | 65800 | 105893 | 91434 |
| Heart disease (1) | control | 380472 | 271217 | NA | NA |
| Heart disease (1) | dont_know | 20505 | 13503 | NA | NA |
| Heart disease (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 500 | 226 | NA | NA |
| Stroke (1) | case | 65342 | 47390 | 75680 | 65343 |
| Stroke (1) | control | 406563 | 289627 | NA | NA |
| Stroke (1) | dont_know | 20505 | 13503 | NA | NA |
| Stroke (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 500 | 226 | NA | NA |
| High blood pressure (1) | case | 144658 | 100513 | 163964 | 144657 |
| High blood pressure (1) | control | 327247 | 236504 | NA | NA |
| High blood pressure (1) | dont_know | 20505 | 13503 | NA | NA |
| High blood pressure (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 500 | 226 | NA | NA |
| Diabetes (1) | case | 47047 | 30698 | 53669 | 47047 |
| Diabetes (1) | control | 424858 | 306319 | NA | NA |
| Diabetes (1) | dont_know | 20505 | 13503 | NA | NA |
| Diabetes (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 500 | 226 | NA | NA |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | case | 26724 | 19524 | 30807 | 26724 |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | control | 445181 | 317493 | NA | NA |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | dont_know | 20505 | 13503 | NA | NA |
| Chronic bronchitis/emphysema (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 500 | 226 | NA | NA |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | case | 38362 | 28478 | 49895 | 38362 |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | control | 433543 | 308539 | NA | NA |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | dont_know | 20505 | 13503 | NA | NA |
| Alzheimer’s disease/dementia (1) | prefer_not_to_answer | 500 | 226 | NA | NA |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | case | 7446 | 5373 | 7989 | 7446 |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | control | 459124 | 328577 | NA | NA |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | dont_know | 25899 | 16584 | NA | NA |
| Parkinson’s disease (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 441 | 212 | NA | NA |
| Severe depression (2) | case | 30289 | 21644 | 32337 | 30288 |
| Severe depression (2) | control | 436281 | 312306 | NA | NA |
| Severe depression (2) | dont_know | 25899 | 16584 | NA | NA |
| Severe depression (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 441 | 212 | NA | NA |
| Lung cancer (2) | case | 18434 | 13573 | 19657 | 18434 |
| Lung cancer (2) | control | 448136 | 320377 | NA | NA |
| Lung cancer (2) | dont_know | 25899 | 16584 | NA | NA |
| Lung cancer (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 441 | 212 | NA | NA |
| Bowel cancer (2) | case | 23236 | 17022 | 24859 | 23236 |
| Bowel cancer (2) | control | 443334 | 316928 | NA | NA |
| Bowel cancer (2) | dont_know | 25899 | 16584 | NA | NA |
| Bowel cancer (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 441 | 212 | NA | NA |
| Breast cancer (2) | case | 36946 | 27356 | 39579 | 36946 |
| Breast cancer (2) | control | 429624 | 306594 | NA | NA |
| Breast cancer (2) | dont_know | 25899 | 16584 | NA | NA |
| Breast cancer (2) | prefer_not_to_answer | 441 | 212 | NA | NA |
saveRDS(list(df = df_refine, code = code, ancestry = ancestry), '../analysis_output/parent_illness_init_phenotypes_clean_up.rds')


class Solution: def maxScore(self, cardPoints: List[int], k: int) -> int: remain = len(cardPoints) - k ssum = sum(cardPoints[:remain]) mmin = ssum for i in range(remain, len(cardPoints)): ssum -= cardPoints[i-remain] ssum += cardPoints[i] mmin = min(mmin, ssum) return sum(cardPoints) - mmin


A pure and simple javascript popup modal plugin.
There are 3 types of popup modal types.
Below is a simple simple demo.
Alert
Confirm
Prompt


‘Heroin put me in a cell with my son; I had to get clean’
A former heroin dealer, who robbed a bank at gunpoint to feed his habit, said that meeting his own son in prison forced him to get clean.
He was speaking to the Irish Examiner as part of a special report looking at heroin use in Cork city after fears were expressed at a recent Joint Policing Committee that the city is in the grip of a “heroin epidemic”.
Adam, 45, whose name has been changed to protect his family, said: “I never took drugs with my son, but by my actions he thought it was cool and followed suit.
“I was in prison for 20 years, for selling heroin and robbing a bank. I’ve been in all the prisons in this country. I’ve seen a few father and sons in there, the most in Mountjoy.
“This November gone, I was sitting in my cell and my 22-year-old son was sitting two feet away from me. He was playing Play Station on one telly and I was watching a documentary on the other.
I realised that if I didn’t change I was going to wreck this young fella’s life.
Adam has been drug-free for seven months thanks to the support of addiction treatment charity Cuan Mhuire. He is planning a new career and said that he regrets his criminal past.
“I’d commit crimes and then hold drug parties. It was about the lifestyle, the cars, good clothes, I thought it was cool,” he said.
“I’ve traumatised a lot of people. I robbed a bank allegedly with a firearm. I didn’t touch anyone but the threat of violence was there.
Those people will be traumatised for the rest of their lives all because I wanted money.
“Doing the five months in Cuan Mhuire was the best decision I ever made after having my kids. I owe Cuan Mhuire a lot, this place has been a Godsend.”
Cuan Mhuire is one of the few places that offers detox beds to heroin users. The organisation says that it has seen a 50% increase in people seeking treatment for heroin addiction over the last three years.
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Dark side of the city: 'The only place heroin is taking you is down into the gutter'


import subprocess
from pathlib import Path
[docs]class Clang:
"""
Class to define functions for calling the Clang compiler
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
"""
pass
[docs] @staticmethod
def compile_cfile(file_in, newlocation, output_type, args):
"""
Compiles the specified C file with Clang, using the specified args.
Stores this file in the specified location and returns the location as a string.
If this is being used to filter the input file and
if the C file successfully compiles it will be entered in the filter file.
:param file_in: File to compile
:param newlocation: location to save LLVM files to
:param output_type: the type that the file must be compiled to, such as
"elf"
:param args: Arguments for the compiler to use while compiling
"""
file_name = Path(file_in).stem
location_path = Path(newlocation)
file_out = str(location_path.joinpath(file_name + output_type).resolve())
command = "clang -shared -undefined dynamic_lookup -Wno-everything -fPIC " + file_in + " " + args + " -o " + file_out
result = subprocess.run(command, shell=True).returncode # , check=True)
if result == 0:
return newlocation + "/" + file_name + output_type
[docs] @staticmethod
def compile_all(file_path, newlocation, out_type, args=""):
"""
Compiles the C file given as a path with Clang, using the specified args.
Writes to a file by calling compile_cfile then returns the
specified location of the file path. If this is being used
to filter the input files, the C files that successfully
compile will be entered in.
:param file_path: File with list of C file names to compile
:param newlocation: location to save LLVM files to
:param out_type: the type that the file must be compiled to, such as "elf"
:param args: Arguments for the compiler to use while compiling
"""
# check if file path exists
input_file_path = Path(file_path)
# check if my file exists
if input_file_path.exists():
# creates new directory if one does not exist.
location_path = Path(newlocation)
if not location_path.is_dir():
location_path.mkdir()
# then compile it and return the data
return Clang.compile_cfile(file_path, newlocation, out_type, args=args)
else:
print("File not Found", file_path)
[docs] @staticmethod
def to_assembly(file_path, newlocation):
"""
Compiles the C file given as a path to x86 assembly.
Writes to a file by calling compile_cfile through compile_all
then returns the specified location of the file path.
:param file_path: file path to compile
:param newlocation: location to save assembly files to
:return: the file location which llvm_unopt was saved to.
:rtype: str or None
"""
args = "-S -masm=intel"
out_type = "-assembly.asm"
return Clang.compile_all(file_path, newlocation, out_type, args=args)
[docs] @staticmethod
def to_elf(file_path, newlocation):
"""
Compiles the C file given as a path to elf executables.
Writes to a file by calling compile_cfile through compile_all
then returns the specified location of the file path.
:param file_path: file path to compile
:param newlocation: location to save LLVM files to
"""
out_type = "-elf.elf"
return Clang.compile_all(file_path, newlocation, out_type)
[docs] @staticmethod
def to_llvm_opt(file_path, newlocation, optlevel=""):
"""
Compiles the C file given as a path to optimized LLVM IR, at
the specified opt level. Writes to a file by calling compile_cfile
through compile_all then returns the specified location of the file path.
:param file_path: File with list of C file names to compile
:param newlocation: location to save LLVM files to
:return: the file location which llvm_unopt was saved to.
:rtype: str or None
"""
args = "-S -emit-llvm " + optlevel
out_type = "-opt.ll"
return Clang.compile_all(file_path, newlocation, out_type, args=args)
[docs] @staticmethod
def to_llvm_unopt(file_path, newlocation):
"""
Compiles the C file given as a path to unoptimized LLVM IR.
Writes to a file by calling compile_cfile through compile_all
then returns the specified location of the file path.
:param file_path: File with list of C file names to compile
:param newlocation: location to save LLVM files to
:return: the file location which llvm_unopt was saved to.
:rtype: str or None
"""
args = "-O1 -Xclang -disable-llvm-passes -S -emit-llvm"
out_type = "-unopt.ll"
return Clang.compile_all(file_path, newlocation, out_type, args=args)
[docs] @staticmethod
def to_object_file(file_path, newlocation):
"""
Compiles the C file given as a path to an object file.
Writes to a file by calling compile_cfile
through compile_all then returns the specified location of the file path.
:param file_path: File with list of C file names to compile
:param newlocation: location to save Object files to
:return: the file location which llvm_unopt was saved to.
:rtype: str or None
"""
args = "-c "
out_type = ".o"
return Clang.compile_all(file_path, newlocation, out_type, args=args)


Update tzdb
ThreeTen-Backport contains a set of time-zone information independent of the JDK.
This can be updated when time-zone rules change.
There are two ways to update the data.
Build separate tzdb.jar
The first option is to build a standalone tzdb file.
The generated jar file is added to the classpath in addition to the standard threetenbp.jar file.
- Clone the source repository from GitHub
- Download the latest tzdb from IANA
- Unpack the files in the tar.gz to the folder src/tzdb/{tzdb-version} inside the cloned source
- Run the maven command mvn clean package -Dtzdb-jar
- Add the resulting tzdb-{version}.jar file in the target folder to your classpath
(ignore the tadb-all.jar file)
This is the preferred approach as it separates the tzdb data from released code.
Rebuild threetenbp.jar
The second option is to rebuild the main threetenbp.jar file.
The generated jar file will replace the standard threetenbp.jar file.
- Clone the source repository from GitHub
- Download the latest tzdb from IANA
- Unpack the files in the tar.gz to the folder src/tzdb/{tzdb-version} inside the cloned source
- Change the version number in the maven pom to indicate it is your unoffical build
- Run the maven command mvn clean compile
- Run the maven command mvn package -Dtzdb-update
- Use the resulting threetenbp.jar file in the target folder


Links
25 May 2016
This link collection is predominantly filesystems; they have been mostly on my mind the last couple weeks, especially network and virtual filesytems like Camilstore, Infinit Storage and Tahoe-LAFS. There are ton of options, but there is also plenty of oppurtunities.
- Camlistore - personal storage system for life; stands for Content-Addressable Multi-Layer Indexed Storage, the idea is to dump whatever you prefer onto it (objects, files etc.) and access them with various interfaces (browser, fuse, phone etc.)
- Keybase - maps your identity to your public keys; similar to what Github is to git. I am https://keybase.io/senthil196. They also have keybase-filesystem which is “Public, signed directories for everyone in the world”. It sounds interesting, waiting for my invite to kbfs.
- Infinit Storage - decentralized software‑based file storage platform
- Tahoe-LAFS - free and Open decentralized cloud storage system; preceds Infinit Storage.
- Reed–Solomon error correction - group of error-correcting codes; has multipe use cases, including in data storage where it is used to detect corrupted data and correct upto x data based on original configuration.
- A Distributed Systems Reading List - looks promising, hoping to go through them soon.


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Moving to Fortuna Dusseldorf is one of the best decisions in my career- Kassim Adams
Defender Kassim Adams has revealed that moving to Fotuna Dusseldorf was one of the best decisions in his career.
The 24-year old Ghana defender is currently on loan from Bundesliga rivals TSG Hoffenheim, but has already become an integral member of Fortuna Dusseldorf.
“Going to Dusseldorf, a certain Lutz is there taking care of everything. They received me very well; the fans, the coaches, everyone," Adams told Footballmadeinnghana.com.
“The coach keeps speaking to me almost always and this is keeping me going. For me, going to Dusseldorf is one of the best decisions I have taken in my career,” he added.
Adams has made 7 Bundesliga appearances this season and has scored once for the Flingeraners.
He is expected to make the starting line up when Fotuna host champions Bayern Munich on Saturday afternoon.


You're now at a protected page. Angular is going to do a protected action that requires a csrf token
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Consistency: as $h\rightarrow 0$, $ \lim_{h\rightarrow 0 } W(\mathbf{r}-\mathbf{r}',h)=\delta(\mathbf{r}-\mathbf{r}')$
Monotone decreasing, even and sufficiently smooth.
Pressure and density relation for closure: $$ p = \frac{\rho_0 c_0^2}{\gamma} \left(\left(\frac{\rho}{\rho_0}\right)^\gamma - 1\right ), $$ ( R. H. Cole, 1948.)
Following grid based methods - Projection method: $$ \nabla \cdot\left( \frac{\nabla p}{\rho}\right) = -\frac{\nabla \cdot \mathbf{u} }{\Delta t}, $$
AlgorithmWhile $t \leq \text{ end time}$:
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Kinetic Energy and
Angular Momentum conservation ?
|
| Time $s$ | Theory | New Method | Old Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.0008 | 1.083 | 1.1 | 1.1 |
| 0.0038 | 1.44 | 1.432 | 1.415 |
| 0.0076 | 1.95 | 2.00 | 2.047 |
| Existing Model | Proposed Model |
|---|---|
| Existing Model | Proposed Model |
|---|---|
| SPH | VoF | SPH | VoF |
|---|---|---|---|
Comparison of initial profiles near the neck. Dotted lines represent ISPH simulation and the continuous lines denote the results of Josserand and Zaleski, 2003
| 2 Dimensions | 3 Dimensions |
| 2 Dimensions | 3 Dimensions |
|---|---|
| \[ P(x) = \sum_j P_j(x), \] where \[ P_j(x) = y_j\prod \limits_{k\neq j} \frac{x-x_k}{x_j - x_k}. \] | Moving Least Squares: \[ p^{T} = [1,x,y,x^2, xy,y^2]. \] The reconstructed surface function can be given as: \[ z^h(\vec{x}) = \sum\limits_{i=1}^{m} p_i(\vec{x})a_i(\vec{x})\\ \equiv p^{T} (\vec{x} )\cdot a(\vec{x}), \] Find $a(\vec{x})$ which minimize \[ J = \sum\limits_i (z^h(\vec{x},\vec{x}_l) - z(\vec{x}_l))^2 \\ = (Pa - z)^T (Pa-z), \] |
| $\mathbf{u}_{2D} = -100x\hat{\mathbf{i}} + 100y\hat{\mathbf{j}} $ | $ \mathbf{u}_{3D} = 100x\hat{\mathbf{i}} - 50y\hat{\mathbf{j}} - 50z\hat{\mathbf{k}}$ |
| $ Re =400$ | |
| $ Re =1000$ |
| Re 400 (2500 particles) | Re 1000 (2500 particles) | ||
| RMS of the relative density errors - Wendland kernel | RMS of the relative density errors - Spline (M5) kernel |
| Wendland Kernel (Acts as a better filter-fourier transform) |
|
| Spline Kernel |
| Pressure | KE of solid |
| KE of fluid |
| $$ P_\infty (t) = 20+1.0\sin \left( \frac{2\pi t}{30}\right) $$ Density ratio 10:1 Surface tension coeff 1.0 |


My name is Chris Bravo, I recently returned from living the past three years in Mexico City. Mexico City holds a special place to me as I met my wife there and I had a great time learning about one half of my heritage. I also have been fortunate enought to come from a mixed background. I was born in California but I've lived most my life in Houston Texas. My mother is from Mexico and my father is from the Dominican Republic, and as a result I am able to speak, read, and write in Spanish.
The world has become more reliant on the internet and technology as such, everyday problems have also migrated to these mediums. As a result, web development has become on the main resources in providing solutions to today's modern problems. As someone who gets enjoyment from being able to help people, web development naturally caught my eye. I have been in this field for a couple of years now, and I am self taught. One of the things that I enjoy about web development is that it forces you to constantly learn something new. I pride myself in having a student mentality.
I am proficient in the following disciplines:
United Match Finder (UMF) The script uses the PRAW Reddit API to scan the /r/reddevils subreddit for the prematch posts. Once found, it gathers some match information and coverts the start time to the central timezone. It then sends it as a slack message. The app pulls the following information: opponent, time of match, and whether it's a home or away game


jari kleimola 2015-16 / tested in Chrome 64
HOBA.SpatialPanner extends Web Audio API SpatialPanner node with custom HRTF and spherical coordinate system support


In the above, we have given the covariant form of the magnetic field in
coordinates (i.e., Eq. (177)). Next, we derive
the corresponding form in
coordinate. In order to do
this, we need to express the
basis vector in terms of
,
, and
basis vectors. Using the definition
of the generalized toroidal angle, we obtain
Using Eq. (265), the covariant form of the magnetic field, Eq.
(177), is written as
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(266) |
The expression (266) can be further simplified by using the equation
(240) to eliminate
, which gives
Using
, the above equation is written
as
Equation (268) is the covariant form of the magnetic field in
coordinate system. For the particular choice of the radial
coordinate
and the Jacobian
, Eq. (268) reduces to
|
(269) |
with
. The magnetic field expression in Eq.
(269) frequently appears in tokamak literature.
yj
2018-03-09


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java.lang.Object com.ansca.corona.ApplicationContextProvider com.ansca.corona.storage.FileServices
public class FileServices
Provides easy seamless access to files that are external to the application, files within the APK's "assets" directory, and files within Google Play expansion files. Also provides simple methods for copying, moving, and opening these files as well as fetching their extensions and mime types.
If the application uses Google Play expansion files, then this class will attempt to fetch asset files within these expansion files first before looking for them within the APK's "assets" directory. By default, this class assumes that these expansion files are named after the application's package name and version code. If they use a different name (such as a different version code), then you can change it by calling this class' setMainExpansionFileName() and setPatchExpansionFileName() methods. If this application uses Corona's built-in Google Licensing feature, then Corona will set these file names automatically according to the names provided by the Google Licensing server.
All methods in this class are thread safe and can be called from any thread.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
FileServices(android.content.Context context)
Creates an object that provides easy access to the file system and this application's internal files in the APK's asset files and Google Play expansion files. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
boolean |
copyFile(java.io.File sourceFile,
java.io.File destinationFile)
Copies the given file to the given destination safely without exceptions. |
boolean |
copyFile(java.lang.String sourceFilePath,
java.lang.String destinationFilePath)
Copies the given file to the given destination safely without exceptions. |
boolean |
doesAssetFileExist(java.lang.String filePath)
Determines if the given file exists in the application's assets directory or in its expansion files. |
java.io.File |
extractAssetFile(java.io.File assetFile)
Extracts the given asset file to an external directory to make it available to native C/C++ APIs that do not have access to this application's assets directory within the APK or its expansion files. |
java.io.File |
extractAssetFile(java.lang.String filePath)
Extracts the given asset file to an external directory to make it available to native C/C++ APIs that do not have access to this application's assets directory within the APK or its expansion files. |
AssetFileLocationInfo |
getAssetFileLocation(java.lang.String filePath)
Determines where the given asset file can be found. |
byte[] |
getBytesFromFile(java.io.File file)
Fetches all bytes from the given file. |
byte[] |
getBytesFromFile(java.lang.String filePath)
Fetches all bytes from the given file. |
java.io.File |
getExpansionFileDirectory()
Gets the directory where this application's "main" and "patch" expansion files are supposed to reside in. |
java.lang.String |
getExtensionFrom(java.io.File file)
Extracts the extension from the given file. |
java.lang.String |
getExtensionFrom(java.lang.String fileName)
Extracts the extension from the given file name. |
java.io.File |
getMainExpansionFile()
Gets the path and file name of this application's "main" expansion file. |
java.lang.String |
getMimeTypeFrom(android.net.Uri uri)
Handles requests for the MIME type of the data at the given URI. |
java.io.File |
getPatchExpansionFile()
Gets the path and file name of this application's "patch" expansion file. |
boolean |
isAssetFile(java.lang.String filePath)
Determines if the given path\file name is an asset file inside of the APK or expansion file. |
void |
loadExpansionFiles()
Loads this application's expansion files for fast access. |
boolean |
moveFile(java.io.File sourceFile,
java.io.File destinationFile)
Moves the given file to the given destination safely without exceptions. |
android.content.res.AssetFileDescriptor |
openAssetFileDescriptorFor(java.io.File file)
Safely opens a file via an AssetFileDescriptor without exceptions. |
android.content.res.AssetFileDescriptor |
openAssetFileDescriptorFor(java.lang.String filePath)
Safely opens a file via an AssetFileDescriptor without exceptions. |
java.io.InputStream |
openFile(java.io.File file)
Safely opens an input stream to the given file without exceptions. |
java.io.InputStream |
openFile(java.lang.String filePath)
Safely opens an input stream to the given file without exceptions. |
void |
setMainExpansionFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
Sets the name of the "main" expansion file to be loaded. |
void |
setPatchExpansionFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
Sets the name of the "patch" expansion file to be loaded. |
boolean |
writeToFile(java.io.InputStream inputStream,
java.io.File destinationFile)
Writes the given input stream's bytes to the destination file safely without exceptions. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public FileServices(android.content.Context context)
context
- Reference to an Android created context used to access the system's directories.
Setting this to null will cause an exception to be thrown.
| Method Detail |
|---|
public boolean isAssetFile(java.lang.String filePath)
fileName
- The path and file name to check if it is an asset file. Cannot be null or empty.
Returns false if the given file is an external file, null, or an empty string.
public boolean doesAssetFileExist(java.lang.String filePath)
filePath
- Relative path to the asset file.
Returns false if the file could not be found.
public AssetFileLocationInfo getAssetFileLocation(java.lang.String filePath)
Note that assets files are packaged within an APK file or within a Google Play expansion file. This method determines which package file contains the given asset, where the asset's bytes can be found within the package file, determines the asset's zip entry name if applicable, and whether or not the asset is compressed.
This information can be used to directly read the asset's bytes for fast access, provided that the asset is not compressed. This is particularly usefull if the asset needs to be accessed from native C/C++ code or from a 3rd party library that does not support Android's AssetManager class.
filePath
- Relative path to the assset file.
Returns null if the asset could not be found or if given an invalid argument.
public java.io.File getExpansionFileDirectory()
Returns null if the expansion directory could not be found.
public void setMainExpansionFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
This method is expected to be called if Google Licensing returns an expansion file name. Otherwise, the system will assume the expansion file name matches this application's package name and version code.
fileName
- The name of the "main" expansion file, including the extension, but excluding the path.
For example: "main.1.my.package.name.obb"
Set to null or empty string to use the default expansion file name using this application's package name and version code.
public java.io.File getMainExpansionFile()
Returns null if the expansion directory could not be found.
public void setPatchExpansionFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
This method is expected to be called if Google Licensing returns an expansion file name. Otherwise, the system will assume the expansion file name matches this application's package name and version code.
fileName
- The name of the "patch" expansion file, including the extension, but excluding the path.
For example: "patch.1.my.package.name.obb"
Set to null or empty string to use the default expansion file name using this application's package name and version code.
public java.io.File getPatchExpansionFile()
Returns null if the expansion directory could not be found.
public void loadExpansionFiles()
Calling this method twice will cause it to close access to the last loaded expansion files and then reload the current expansion files. This method is called by the CoronaActivity's onCreate() method in case the existing expansion files were replaced while the application process was running in the background, which typically happens during testing.
public java.io.InputStream openFile(java.lang.String filePath)
filePath
- The path and name of the file to be opened.
Returns null if unable to find or access the given file.
public java.io.InputStream openFile(java.io.File file)
filePath
- The file to be opened.
Returns null if unable to find or access the given file.
public android.content.res.AssetFileDescriptor openAssetFileDescriptorFor(java.lang.String filePath)
filePath
- The path and name of the file to access.
Returns null if the file could not be found.
public android.content.res.AssetFileDescriptor openAssetFileDescriptorFor(java.io.File file)
file
- The file to access.
Returns null if the file could not be found.
public java.io.File extractAssetFile(java.lang.String filePath)
If the given file has already been extracted, then this method will not attempt to extract it again unless this application has been re-installed on the device. For the re-installed case, Corona must assume that this application might have modified assets that need to be re-extracted.
filePath
- Relative path to the asset file within the APK's assets directory or expansion files.
Returns null if unable to find the given asset file.
public java.io.File extractAssetFile(java.io.File assetFile)
If the given file has already been extracted, then this method will not attempt to extract it again unless this application has been re-installed on the device. For the re-installed case, Corona must assume that this application might have modified assets that need to be re-extracted.
assetFile
- The asset file within the APK's assets directory or expansion files.
Returns null if unable to find the given asset file.
public java.lang.String getExtensionFrom(java.io.File file)
file
- The file to extract the extension from.
Returns an empty string if the given file name does not have an extension.
Returns null if the given argument was null.
public java.lang.String getExtensionFrom(java.lang.String fileName)
fileName
- The path and name of the file to extract the extension from.
Returns an empty string if the given file name does not have an extension.
Returns null if the given argument was null or an empty string.
public boolean copyFile(java.lang.String sourceFilePath, java.lang.String destinationFilePath)
sourceFilePath
- The path and file name to be copied. Cannot be null.destinationFilePath
- The path and file name to copy the source file to. Cannot be null.
public boolean copyFile(java.io.File sourceFile, java.io.File destinationFile)
Will overwrite the destination file if it already exists.
Will create the destination's directories if it does not already exist.
sourceFile
- The file to be copied. Cannot be null.destinationFile
- The path and file name to copy the source file to. Cannot be null.
public boolean writeToFile(java.io.InputStream inputStream, java.io.File destinationFile)
Will overwrite the destination file if it already exists.
Will create the destination's directories if it does not already exist.
inputStream
- The input stream to copy bytes from. Cannot be null.destinationFile
- The path and file name to copy the input stream's bytes to. Cannot be null.
public boolean moveFile(java.io.File sourceFile, java.io.File destinationFile)
Will overwrite the destination file if it already exists.
Will create the destination's directories if it does not already exist.
sourceFile
- The file to be moved. Cannot be null.destinationFile
- The path and file name to move the file to. Cannot be null.
Does not have to have the same file name as the source.
public byte[] getBytesFromFile(java.lang.String filePath)
filePath
- The path and name of the file to read from.
Relative paths are assumed to be asset files.
Returns null if the file was not found or if the application does not have read permission.
public byte[] getBytesFromFile(java.io.File file)
file
- The file to read from.
If the file has a relative path, then it is assumed to be an asset file.
Returns null if the file was not found or if the application does not have read permission.
public java.lang.String getMimeTypeFrom(android.net.Uri uri)
uri
- The URI to query.
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RBMS Application
Choose the option:
Product
Employee
Customer
Purchase
Supplier
Supply
Monthly Sale report
Add Purchase
Add Product
Kindly fill the below mentioned details :
Product PID:
Employee ID
Product PID
Customer ID
Purchase Quantity
Product Name:
Product QOH
Product Threshold
Original Price
Discount Rate


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block title %}Start Chatting{% endblock title %} {% block content %}
Who would you like to chat with?


Generate a model and run it
setup_model()
Set up a model
setup_test_model()
FUNCTION_TITLE
run_model()
Run a model
Manipulate details of agent and network creation, and running.
build_agent_df()
Create one or more agents
tick()
Advance model by one tick
infect()
Propagate infections on the network
progress_disease()
Progress agents in the "E" and "I" compartments to the next compartments ("I" and "R", respectively).
Access details of model parameters
decode_age_bracket()
Translate text representation of an age bracket into an ordered factor
decode_seir()
Translate integer index to SEIR level
get_age_bracket()
Get the age bracket
get_seir_level()
Translate a letter into an integer SEIR level
transition_prob()
Look up a progression probability to the next compartment
Create parameter sets or read them from disk.
generate_agent_params()
Build a list of parameters for constructing agents


WebSolver
Prolog web architecture for meta-interpreters
Solver:
Rules:
Goal:
Solve
Output:
Copyright © 2015 Gianluca Costa.
WebSolver on GitHub
Gianluca Costa's website


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{% extends "solution.html" %}
{% block puzzle-author %}
Galactic Trendsetters
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{% block solution-body %}
These are all winning words from the Scripps spelling bee missing a letter. (As confirmation, the words are already ordered by year.) Read the missing letters, which spell COMPETITION NAME. The answer is SCRIPPS.
- C CRUSTACEOLOGY
- O CONDOMINIUM
- M EUDAEMONIC
- P SYCOPHANT
- E ECZEMA
- T INTERLOCUTORY
- I CROISSANT
- T HYDROPHYTE
- I INCISOR
- O NARCOLEPSY
- N DEIFICATION
- N POCOCURANTE
- A APPOGGIATURA
- M STROMUHR
- E GESELLSCHAFT
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