CLEAN AND CLEAR ADVANTAGE DAILY SOOTHING ACNE WASH- salicylic acid liquid
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Company, Division of Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc.
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Active Ingredients
Salicylic Acid (2%)
Use
- For the treatment of acne
Warnings
For external use only.
When using this product
- Skin irritation and dryness is more likely to occur if you use another topical acne medication at the same time. If irritation occurs, only use one topical acne medication at a time. Rinse right away with water if it gets in eyes.
Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.
Directions
- Wet face with lukewarm water and pump cleanser into hands. Gently massage the foam on your face. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
Other Information
Store at room temperature
Water, Propanediol, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Lauroamphoacetate, Coco-Glucoside, Glyceryl Oleate, Fragrance, Sodium Hydroxide, Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate, Glycerin, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Fruit Extract, Citric Acid
Questions
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The Parse library provides many internal functions. Any application which uses the parse library automatically makes use of these functions. Some of these functions take a single argument; others take a set number of arguments or a variable number.
A listing of currently available functions follows, along with a short description of each one, and a parenthetical description of the function's arguments.
ABS Absolute value (One numeric argument)
ACOS Arc-cosine (One numeric argument)
ACOSH Hyperbolic arc-cosine (One numeric argument)
AND Boolean AND (Either a list of numbers or a cell range--there must be at least two numbers)
ASIN Arc-sine (One numeric argument)
ASINH Hyperbolic arc-sine (One numeric argument)
ATAN Arc-tangent (One numeric argument)
ATAN2 Four-quadrant arc-tangent (XXX)
ATANH Hyperbolic arc-tangent (One numeric argument)
AVG Average of arguments (Either a list of numbers or a cell range--there must be at least two numbers)
CHAR Translates character-set code into character (One Chars argument)
CHOOSE Finds value in list at specified offset (XXX)
CLEAN Removes control characters from a string (One string argument)
CODE Translates character into character-set code (One string argument (first character will be converted))
COLS Returns # of columns in range (XXX)
COS Cosine (One numeric argument)
COSH Hyperbolic cosine (One numeric argument)
COUNT Returns number of items in list (Any number of arguments)
CTERM Returns time for an investment to reach a specified value (XXX)
DDB Depreciation over a period (XXX)
DEGREES Converts radians to degrees (XXX)
ERR Returns error PSEE_GEN_ERR (XXX)
EXACT Tests if two strings match (Two string arguments)
EXP Exponentiation (One numeric argument)
FACT Factorial (XXX)
FALSE Returns false (0.0) (XXX)
FIND Returns position in string where substring first occurs (Three arguments: string to find, string to search, starting offset (0 to start with the first character))
FV Future value of investment (XXX)
HLOOKUP Finds a value in a horizontal lookup table (XXX)
IF IF(<cond>,x,y) = x if <cond> is true, else y (like C's "<cond> ? x : y") (XXX)
INDEX Finds value at specified offset in a range (XXX)
INT Rounds to next lowest integer (One numeric argument)
IRR Internal rate of return (XXX)
ISERR True if argument is error (XXX)
ISNUMBER True if argument is number (XXX)
ISSTRING True if argument is string (XXX)
LEFT Returns first characters in string (Two arguments: string, number of letters)
LENGTH Returns length of string (One string argument)
LN Natural log (One numeric argument)
LOG Log to base 10 (One numeric argument)
LOWER Converts string to all-lowercase (One string argument)
MAX Returns largest of arguments (XXX)
MID Returns characters from middle of string (Three arguments: string, starting offset (0 is first character), desired string length)
MIN Returns smallest of arguments (XXX)
MOD Modulo arithmetic (XXX)
N Returns value of first cell in range (XXX)
NA Returns error PSEE_NA (XXX)
NPV Returns net present value of future cash flows (XXX)
OR Boolean OR (XXX)
PI Returns 3.1415926... (XXX)
PMT Calculates # of payments to pay off a debt (XXX)
PRODUCT Returns product of arguments (XXX)
PROPER Converts string to "Proper Capitalization" (One string argument)
PV Calculates present value of an investment (XXX)
RADIANS Converts degrees to radians (XXX)
RANDOM Generates random number between 0 and 1 (XXX)
RANDOMN Generates random integer below a specified ceiling (XXX)
RATE Calculates interest rate needed for investment to reach specified value (XXX)
REPEAT Returns string made of repeated argument string (Two arguments: string to repeat, number of times to repeat)
REPLACE Replaces characters in a string (Four arguments: original string, offset of first character to replace (0 is the first character), number of characters to replace, replacement string)
RIGHT Returns last characters in a string (Two arguments: original string, desired length of returned string)
ROUND Rounds number to specified precision (XXX)
ROWS Returns number of rows in range (XXX)
SIN Sine (One numeric argument)
SINH Hyperbolic-sine (One numeric argument)
SLN Calculates straight-line depreciation (XXX)
SQRT Square-root (One numeric argument)
STD Calculates standard deviation (XXX)
STDP Standard deviation of entire population (XXX)
STRING Converts number into string (Two numeric arguments: number to convert, number of decimal places (between 0 and DECIMAL_PRECISION))
SUM Returns sum of arguments (XXX)
SYD Sum-of-years'-digits depreciation (XXX)
TAN Tangent (sine/cosine) (One numeric argument)
TANH Hyperbolic tangent (sinh/cosh) (One numeric argument)
TERM Returns number of payments needed to reach future value (XXX)
TRIM Removes leading, trailing, and consecutive spaces from a string (One string argument)
TRUE Returns TRUE (1.0) (XXX)
TRUNC Removes fractional part; rounds towards zero (One numeric argument)
UPPER Converts all letters in string to uppercase (One string argument)
VALUE Converts string to number (One string argument)


went to #6ixfivetwo today to meet my lady for breakfast. Bec Davis was there offering a seated Indian head massage. I was feeling a bit run down and thought why not. I have to say I felt so energized after 15mins. I would highly recommend you come and try for yourself. it is one of the most peaceful massages I've ever had. thankyou Bec Davis. 5 stars.
I had heard about Access Bars and was intrigued to see what it was all about and am glad I did! Since my session one big thing that has changed is a realisation that I can ask for things that I want - I don't have to wait. The other thing that is fantastic is that I feel happy, not because there is a reason but just because.. Thanks Bec! I'll be
Steve talks about his massage with Bec
I'm still enjoying the effects of my massage & healing from Bec last week. The atmosphere Bec creates in the room envelopes you in a calming & caring way so you feel like it really is time just for you. My massage was just what I needed and Bec also recommend some crystals I can use for more support on my path. Beautiful experience.
I had a massage with Bec just recently and absolutely enjoyed the whole experience. From the moment I walked in the door Bec made me feel so nurtured and safe and her kind caring energy is infection. The massage was amazing and I felt so calm and grounded after. I loved the added extras of crystals and received some great guidance. Looking forward to my next one! Thanks Bec �


RainBorg? Wat Dat?¶
Back in the day, we had the #raindance bot, then people took advantage of the bot and it was retired. Now we have RainBorg!
This bot monitors chat activity. Once certain critera are met, RainBorg sends out a tip using the tipbot, trtlbot++, to people who have recently been chatting away.
What are the criteria to get tips?¶
Basically, there is a tipping window (min time/max time) and chatting is monitored during that window. Those that "chat" during that time qualify and get added to a tip-list.
Once the list of people to be tipped reaches a threshold, and the timer has met its criteria, all the tips are issued to those on that list, woohoo!
To avoid the system being taken advantage of, some specifics will be kept unknown to the public; only the bot operator and Ninjas will know how the bot's gears turn.
Simply participate in the chat and let RainBorg take care of the details, she knows what she's doing!
Why does this exist?¶
Because it is fun and promotes an active community; it is another way that this project is different.
So where do the TRTL's come from?¶
They come from all the generous people in the community. There is a pool of TRTL, the pool is filled up by anyone that wants to contribute. You could be a contributor! It is anonymous and 100% philanthropic.
The only way it stops being anonymous is if you post in chat and disclose your donation. ha, just sent 350k TRTL to the RainBorg, megatip time yo!
Give me details!¶
Right, to get started, simply register your wallet with trtlbot++.
Go to the #wallets
channel in the Discord server, type .registerwallet TRTL...
, and replace TRTL...
with your wallet address.
For example, you would type:
.registerwallet TRTLv3pFrFm2yk4cYNtKf5fxV1b594tNrZfEV2CYWJsTSqr9BWoWMrUNpQaeD9StrzQrxpRQKPCdd1FfvT6D6dAg4pY6iB7sqsG
That's it, you're in, now start chatting with your fellow Turtles.
To contribute to the tip rain pool¶
Send TRTL to this address
TRTLv12WtKJAzTNtxSkbcXf7mjeVApSqRYACtoJE2X52UBSce7qGAQ1JQgG3MmArnZSbkJXKqBXiPX2Mno7xD4tqD3p8SySoBc5
With this Payment ID !! IMPORTANT !!
bca975edfe710a64337beb1685f32ab900989aa9767946efd8537f09db594bbd
No Payment ID equals a tip for the tipbot operator, it will not be donated to RainBorg.
Which channels does this work with?¶
The tips are sent out to turtles in these channels.
- #general (more tips sent here as this is the main channel)
- #help (everyone appreciates being helped, lend a hand, get some tips!)
- #mining (the miners are important, let's tip them as well)
- #dev_general (these guys, amiright!?)
- #dev_marketing (spread the word!)
Chatting right? So no chat = no TRTL?¶
Pretty much.
-
The active chatters get rained on.
-
The inactive chatters don't.
- It's simple.
Hold up, I was active like 2mins ago then all these others got TRTL and I didn't¶
Well, let's break this down then. You WERE active (past tense), and the other people who ARE active got the rain and you didn't because of the way the chatting window works.
They were active during the time RainBorg was raining down on the active Turtles. Active Turtles win, that's the game. Be a good active Turtle and she will share her tips with you!
OK OK, so how do I get all the TRTLs? SPAM? EXILE!¶
This is not how it works or why it was set up... gaming the system or attempting to game the system could land you on the exile list.
People on the exile list never get added to the tip-list. Focus on being an engaged member of the community and let the tip mistress, RainBorg, handle raining tips on the people, she is most capable.
There is a way to get unsolicited tips though, be a good Turtle and check out the tipbot, trtlbot++.
Commands¶
Yes she'll respond to $
commands:
$help
- you get a DM with a list of commands from RainBorg$balance
- Check the bot's tip balance, will show in the channel$donate
- you get a DM with details on how to send a donation to the bot's tip balance$optout
- Opt out of receiving tips from the bot$optin
- Opt back into receiving tips from the bot
Stats¶
Every time RainBorg rains down tips on chatty Turtles she'll post a message in the #raindance channel. They look something like this:
TUT TUT
Huzzah, 500 TRTL just rained on 4 chatty turtles in #general, they each got 125 TRTL!
Anything not covered here?¶
Open a new issue or make some noise in #help
.
The gaps will be filled either by you or another person, anyone can contribute to these docs as well!
Wow? Megatip wat?¶
An idea has been floated regarding a Megatip function. Basically, someone could purposely send a large chunk of TRTL and most of it would be sent out in the next wave of rain tips.
If you want to see something like this, talk about it! ;)


Problem 9. Point in Circle and outside Rectangle Write an expression that checks for given point P(x, y) if it is within the circle K( (1,1), 3) and out of the rectangle R(top=1, left=-1, width=6, height=2).
See the result in the console -> F12 + F5


Web Platform Specs is a harassment-free project. We will not tolerate harassment of any form, including related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, fur length, or religion.
People are frequently wrong on the Internet. All the same, they are to be treated with respect. If you can’t find a constructive, helpful way in which to formulate your disagreement then most likely you don’t yourself have clear position to start with.  That’s okay, we’ve all been there. Just take a deep breath and move on.
This helpful SMBC analysis of debating in general is strongly recommended reading.
Standards communities also have their own specific type of jerk that is worth mentioning here: the Process Jerk. A Process Jerk will find every manner and form of reason to block process by arguing process points, because they are seemingly unable to understand the fact that rules are made to fix problems, not to create them. Remember: be thoughtful.
Process Jerks will be dealt with with inane brutality.


Overview
Super Search greatly improves search functionality, allowing for powerful and flexible searching on channel entries in ExpressionEngine. It can be used both as a search engine and as a replacement for the Channel:Entries tag.
The architecture of the add-on borrows from Google's model of constructing search queries. Anything you might want to search for... keywords, channels, categories, statuses, authors, custom fields, date ranges, custom field numeric ranges, etc, can be loaded into a single URI segment with the Super Search syntax. This makes pages highly shareable, flexible and versatile. Searches can be performed in a variety and/or combination of a few different ways:
- Through a POST or GET search form (Super Search automatically redirects the POST as a human-readable query in the URI).
- Visiting a Results template with a search query in the URI, whether it be linked from another page, or a bookmarked URL, etc.
- Hard-coding values for any type of search, including keywords, channels, categories, custom fields, etc
Super Search supports relevance-based searching, which allows you to create simple or advanced algorithms to control ranking of entries in search results. This is done by using the relevance-related parameters in the Super_Search:Results tag.
Super Search also supports Fuzzy Searching, which basically means that searches can be set to ignore plurals, match up similar words, and suggest other words based on spelling in search terms.
And finally, Super Search includes a Search Curation feature, which is designed to allow manual selection of entry results for keyword searches. This would typically be used as supplimental search results to normal search results, similar to how Google displays sponsored results at the top or side of search results pages.


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Basic panel example
Panel content
Panel title
Panel content
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First Name
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Otto
@mdo
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Jacob
Thornton
@fat
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Larry
the Bird
@twitter
Panel heading
some default panle
cras justo do
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Column heading
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column content
column content
column content
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column content
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Link wiht href
Button
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collapseible guop item 1
anim paridng chile rerepde
Collapsible Group Item #1
折叠区域折叠区域
折叠组第二项
折叠区域第二部分折叠区域第二部分
Email address
Password
File input
Example block-level help text here.
check me out
submit
Amount (in dollars)
$
.00
Transfer cash
Email
Password
Remember me
Option one is this and that
Option two is disabled
option one is this and that be sure to include whiy its great
option two can be something else and selectiong it will deselect op one
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Small label
Input with success
Input with warning
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Open source software facilitates software reuse as developers can learn from code in existing open source projects. However, license compliance is an important legal issue that should be taken into consideration during open source based software reuse. Ignorance or carelessness could result in huge financial losses. In this paper, we present LChecker, a tool we developed for automatic checking of license compliance. LChecker utilizes Google Code Search service to check whether a local file exists in an OSS project and whether the licenses are compatible. The initial experimental results show that our tool is effective in detecting license compliance problems.


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Notes on SRM 350, D2, 250-Pointer (DistanceBetweenStrings)
James S. Plank
Mon Jan 20 11:58:08 EST 2014
Problem Statement.
(CS140 early)
This is your first in-lab Topcoder problem, so I'm writing these lecture notes to help
walk you through solving it. First, read the problem description and make sure
that you understand what it's asking. Go through each example, and make sure that you
know why each answer is correct. With example 4, use math rather than
counting digits:
The answer is 5000, and the first string is all a's, while the second string is all b's.
And the strings are the same size. So, let that size be s. You know that the
distance between the two strings with respect to the character 'a' is s2.
And the
distance between the two strings with respect to the character 'b' is also
s2. So, you need to find an s such that
2s2 equals 5000. That means s2 equals 2500.
So s is 50: the first string is 50 a's, and the second is 50 b's. Excellent.
Now, let's start programming a solution. Your first job is to set up the DistanceBetweenStrings class, which has a public method called getDistance(). getDistance()
should take three strings as parameters, and return an integer.
Now, implement getDistance() so that it simply returns zero. Get that to compile
in the Topcoder app and test it. You'll see that it gives the right answer for examples 1
and 5. Ha ha.
Now, update your program so that it goes through a and b and converts upper
case to lower case. Have it print out a and b, but still have it return 0.
It won't be correct, but you can now test whether you did it correctly by looking at the
output, especially for examples 3 and 5. Remember from class -- you can test whether a
character is uppercase by testing it against the characters 'A' and 'Z'. Then you can
convert uppercase to lowercase by subtracting 'A' and adding 'a'.
Now, go through every character in letterSet, and
count the occurrences of that character in a and in b.
Print that out. You should still return 0 -- you just want to make sure you have
your code running correctly. Here it is on all of the examples:
Example 0
t 1 2
c 1 1
p 1 0
|
Example 1
f 1 1
e 1 1
d 1 1
|
Example 2
a 5 0
|
Example 3
a 4 3
b 1 2
|
Example 4
b 0 50
a 50 0
|
Example 5
w 0 0
x 0 0
y 0 0
z 0 0
|
Now finish your program by calculating the distances and returning the total.


General support queries. User Guides: https://support.komodoplatform.com/ Support staff: Angelina#6231 gcharang#6833. If you want to ask JL777 a question, use the #ask-jl777 channel.
Key Data and statistics for BarterDEX, KMD and the Komodo Eco System.
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 07:17 AM
I need help with a server Ban. We have an OTC scammer to be dealt with.(edited)
Cryptoon25-Oct-18 07:24 AM
@SHossain@noashh@Audo can help I think
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 07:35 AM
Shossain will see it in Pirate OTC when he wakes up soon.
Thanks
Lox3ur25-Oct-18 10:10 AM
Hi, i use a lite Komodo wallet Agama and i can't make transaction "unable to push transaction data (code: apielectrumsend)" All my kmd are lock now and i can't claim reward too. can someone help me ?
Nabob25-Oct-18 10:11 AM
@Lox3ur Please claim your rewards on native mode, We suggest users to not to use SPV untill new build release
Lox3ur25-Oct-18 10:25 AM
@Nabob Ok i will
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joe2x425-Oct-18 09:37 PM
Can someone point me in the right direction please? I'm using linux portable agama 0.2.43 version from the website. How do I use command prompt with this version? Specifically for KMDice. Thanks
Hermes25-Oct-18 09:39 PM
Command prompt ? You mean CLI ?
joe2x425-Oct-18 09:40 PM
correct
Hermes25-Oct-18 09:43 PM
You can use the CLI inside Agama if you launch KMDICE in this particular case using native ....and then select the Settings tab and press the option that says CLI ...you select the coin you want to interact with and input the command that you need.
joe2x425-Oct-18 09:45 PM
Excellent, thank you. I guess I'll need to go dig for the commands to use KMDice
Cannot claim KMD reward in native mode. After clicking claim in new opened dialog nothing happens.
Cryptoon26-Oct-18 06:44 AM
@Martis have you updated to the last version?
Martis26-Oct-18 06:45 AM
Yes. Windows 10, 2.43b Previous versions worked.
Also strange, newest version had to sync blockchain from genesis, while older versions just updated new blecks.
Cryptoon26-Oct-18 07:01 AM
And chain is fully synched?
Omar Samuels26-Oct-18 11:09 AM
Hey guys I have a MSI AMD R9 390 and I wanted to know what the best setting for the afterburner to use less power but still function efficiently cheers in advance
Hermes26-Oct-18 06:07 PM
@Omar Samuels are you looking into it for mining ?
Omar Samuels26-Oct-18 06:26 PM
Yes
Yes to mine kmd
Hermes26-Oct-18 06:27 PM
Yeah I am also looking into the same I have seen some recent posts in #deleted-channel about processors and #talk-mining also
I will recommend an ASIC
But still GPU works
Omar Samuels26-Oct-18 06:27 PM
Ok ok cool
GatewayBOT26-Oct-18 08:56 PM
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> How do i generate seed with agama wallet
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> 3.3
Hermes26-Oct-18 08:57 PM
Hi there the seed is suggestrd by the wallet when you select the lite mode version of the wallet(edited)
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> copy and pasting the wallet dat after deleting the app data and a resync doesnt work
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> yeah i did resync
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> and pasted the old wallet.dat and it doesnt load
Hermes26-Oct-18 09:03 PM
using the latest version of the wallet?
GatewayBOT26-Oct-18 09:03 PM
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> yes
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> ill try it the other way suggested in the guide though by not removing the wallet file
[matrix] <bias:matrix.org> and just the chain data
Hermes26-Oct-18 09:05 PM
send us a ticket to review this at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and please send us your OS version we will get back to you shortly , also please send us a screenshot of the specific error if possible.(edited)
[ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
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Hermes27-Oct-18 05:48 AM
Thanks Already replied ... we will reviewing this report I (edited)
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Hermes27-Oct-18 06:03 AM
coingirl8727-Oct-18 09:00 AM
Hello...i use the native mode and after upgrade to newest version agama cant find my wallet.dat
It is also not possible to select a folder in settings and komodo data directory
The field is empty
Someone can help me please?!
Cryptoon27-Oct-18 09:23 AM
Select the field where you store your wallet.dat
So it’s not empty anymore
tahoeminer27-Oct-18 04:19 PM
how do you backup the Agama wallet... get the import key or whatever I need
SHossain27-Oct-18 04:28 PM
@tahoeminer you can export the private key (WIF key) and save it somewhere safe. for each native coins wallet you use, you can also backup the wallet.dat file from data dir
komodo - agama wallet download onto my mac - version osx-0.2.43d ... untar'd the zipped up tarball, and my norton flagged komodod as a trojan. I realize that a lot of crypto miners and so on are treated as trojans, but I wonder if I got a bad binary (maybe not official release)? Is this normal? or should I be concerned
got it from komodoplatform .com
Hermes27-Oct-18 07:51 PM
Nothing to worry about ...this is a false positive that most AVs are reporting onto crypto related apps ...we have already contacted some of the AV companies to notify them about this matter.(edited)
dael427-Oct-18 11:36 PM
agama wallet, had friend trying to get me to do lite mode, so couldn't find passphrase so I had to rescan whole Blkchain in last ver. 2.42c to get WIF and stopped at 99.04%, I restarted and now verifying blocks again. Will new version help with this?(edited)
Hermes27-Oct-18 11:50 PM
Please send us a ticket at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, If you have the private key from that specific address in the wallet.dat file of that native wallet it's possible to solve the issue. But remember that if you used the lite mode version of the wallet only and you don't possess this private key inside your wallet.dat file or it wasn't imported into it...that's a different scenario.(edited)
By running native mode you should be able to load fully without this issue, but still is mandatory to download the latest version https://komodoplatform.com/komodo-wallets/
Ah i see there is a new version already, ok this might work. Gonna try it out ill let you know. Thnx
cgx28-Oct-18 10:37 AM
It worked thnx again!
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Zurg28-Oct-18 10:51 AM
hello, I am using 0.2.43d-beta
Added the coin and downloaded blockchain in Native mode.
Imported WIF code and it imports the correct address, but only with 0 balance where there should be some coins.
Any idea what I can do?
Thanks
SHossain28-Oct-18 10:54 AM
click the refresh button or stop the wallet by clicking top-left corner of coin logo and start again in native mode.
Hello ,
I created my wallet yesterday, after a few hours and several entries in my wallet, all entering through the password and not typing my seed, I sent some komodos to the address that appeared in my portfolio, being verified letter by letter. I received the funds and requested the rewards, everything going well.
During the night I got into my wallet again and found that I had no more funds in it, and the address on it at that time was different from the address that had sent the funds.
Does anyone know if there is any way to recover them? This error was not mine, but the wallet, which changed the address spontaneously.
The wallet never changes any address, unless there is a change in the seed passphrase
Same seed will always display same address.
Aislan28-Oct-18 12:05 PM
But they change
The support answered this;
Hi Aislan Monteiro,
If you just created the wallet today as your first stated please make sure that the actual address that was being generated at the beginning with your seed is the same. There is a possibility that you created a pin file based on a mismatch of your previous correct seed and then you pinned this new address without verifying that it was the address that was used to send the funds in your exchange.
If you wrote down your 24 word seed please make sure to type it word by word correctly and please follow the guide to see if you are able to test the scenario that is explained in this cases.
So i think this can help
coingirl8728-Oct-18 12:08 PM
Thx @Nabob it works
SHossain28-Oct-18 12:09 PM
@Aislan what is your ticket number?
Aislan28-Oct-18 12:09 PM
11158
SHossain28-Oct-18 12:12 PM
@Aislan if you created a pin, then put the password in the marked box and click the Sign in button
But they change
They never change
Aislan28-Oct-18 12:14 PM
I created a pin file
SHossain28-Oct-18 12:14 PM
did you setup a password for that?
Aislan28-Oct-18 12:14 PM
Yes
SHossain28-Oct-18 12:14 PM
then, put the password in the box that i marked and click on Sign in button


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Overview¶
Why is it important?¶
Current wildfire prediction products aim for giving advanced alerts and predictions to large businesses and fire protection agencies like Cal Fire and San Diego Gas & Electric. However, access to these tools often require a pricey license so small business owners don’t have the budget and scale to use these tools. Our product pulls publicly available datasets and uses statistical methods for wildfire analysis.
Who is it for? A sample end user.¶
Wildfires have caused major problems for businesses located in California. As a storage warehouse rental company owner, I am looking to expand my locations within California with lower risk of wildfires. They could seriously damage my business and raise my insurance if I am not careful and planning ahead. If I happen to have a tool for visualizing the hotspots and showing the areas where wildfires happen less often, it would inform me of the better locations to expand my business.
What information can I get?¶
The dashboard uses a mix of data visualization and data analysis to give a wide variety of information which can be classfied into mainly 4 categories
1. California Incident Map¶
A high level glance at the fires that happened across the state within a specified time frame.
2. County Incident Map¶
Have a closer look at the county wise distribution of number of incidents in a specified time frame. For better visual understanding, a pie-chart representing the relative percentage of number of incidents per county is also provided.
3. County Based Prediction¶
Want to know what are the chances of a fire for a given month in the county of your choosing, head over here. It uses three different models interactively to come up with the prediction. You can also have a quick look at past trends for the time range of interest for a specific county.
4. Geo-Coordinates Based Prediction¶
While the county wise prediction and past trends is a good insight. If you have a specific location in mind, and want to know what are the chances of fire, we have that as well.


What we do?
We will try to bring all Indian alternatives for products along with links to buy and support the Indian counterparts.
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On 12th May our PM Mr. Narendra Modi announced a package of 20 lakh crores to make a self-sufficient India.Self Sufficient India
We will try to bring all Indian alternatives for products along with links to buy and support the Indian counterparts.
Whoever is Indian and providing services/ goods in India.
I will define some categories, and you can share it with us on twitter( Until we find a Indian social-media alternative) or share it on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or our Instagram Page.
It's free, fun and an exciting way to meet other Indian producers.


These are the Javadocs of the
Orestes Bloom filters.
See the
Github site
of this project for some introductory examples and download links for this library.


CODE UNKNOWN (Code inconnu: Récit incomplet de divers voyages) (director/writer: Michael Haneke; cinematographer: Jürgen Jürges; editors: Andreas Prochaska/Karin Hartusch/Nadine Muse; cast: Juliette Binoche (Anne), Thierry Neuvic (Georges), Sepp Bierbichler (The Farmer), Alexandre Hamidi (Jean), Ona Lu Yenke (Amadou), Hélène Diarra (Aminate), Luminita Gheorghiu (Maria), Walide Afkir (The menacing Arab), Bob Nicolescu (Dragos) ; Runtime: 117; MK2 Release; 2000-France/Germany/Romania)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
German-born director Michael Haneke ("Funny Games"/"71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance") continues to make fascinating and diverse films about morality. Code Unknown is a film marked by its documentary style of filmmaking, as it attempts to look in a realistic way at the immigration of people from all over the world to Paris. It features an opening eight-minute tracking shot following Juliette Binoche's Anne as she walks along the crowded Parisian streets. It hones in on a woman who is an illegal immigrant from Romania and is begging on the streets, a West African family consisting of their music teacher eldest son and their taxi driving father, and Binoche as the actress who is in the middle of shooting a film--which means there's a film within the film and each role is played by the star actress.
By using shots with long-takes, the director is able to capture in the facial expressions the various moods that strike his subjects. There's an inherent violence in Western Europe and there's a mixture of races that can easily be seen in the street scenes, the filmmaker tries to see how a modern European city in the midst of such population changes for its white country handles itself.
In this episodic film there are several unconnected stories that seem to be leading nowhere, but are followed through at various points of the film; the film is devoid of plot and relies on the viewer to make their own observations from what unfolds. The connecting point, where some of the main characters converge, is the early scene where an alienated youth, Jean (Hamidi), humiliates a Romanian woman (Gheorghiu) begging on the Boulevard St Germain by tossing a crumpled bag into her lap. This inconsequential street incident gets loud when a young black man, Amadou (Yenke), a music teacher of deaf children, takes exception to this and chases down the thrower and tries by force to make him apologize to the lady. This raucous incident brings out Anne, from where she's shooting a studio film. Jean is the younger brother of her boyfriend, who has just gotten the code to stay in her apartment that she shares with her war-photographer boyfriend Georges (Neuvic). He's away covering the war in Kosovo, but will soon return. Jean wants to stay with her because he just ran away from his farmer father, upset that he has to paint a barn. When the police arrive, the incident gets straightened out by having the beggar deported, Amadou taken to the station for questioning, and Jean released.This incident is one blur in the everyday streetlife scenes of multicultural Paris.
The film's main character is busy shooting a film where the one playing her child nearly falls from her 20th story penthouse apartment while she is swimming in the indoor pool with her husband.  She forces an argument with him in the supermarket, saying he's never there when she needs him and that he doesn't care about anyone else but himself. Her most harrowing scene is a ride in the metro, where a young Arab teenager can't stop menacing her while the other passengers don't know how to react and pretend not to notice, until a middle-aged Arab man confronts the troubled youth. When Georges returns to the apartment, he finds the code has been changed.
In the meantime Maria has illegally been smuggled into the country to continue to beg even though she's ashamed of what she's doing, but it helps support her family back home and her husband Dragos approves.
In the final scene Amadou's class puts on a program for massed drums, a note on which the film optimistically ends on (proving that even the deaf can hear what music is inside them, if given a chance).
This is a brilliantly done art film, offering a detached view of immigration according to the way an outsider sees it. It doesn't come to any grand conclusions, at least none that we haven't seen before, but its way of telling its story holds our interest and should be a rewarding film for those who have an interest in observing things in minute details. It was an excellent idea to have a series of long-takes so we can view the African family in action, the Romanian woman dealing with her compatriots back in Romania and then desperately sneaking back into Paris to try and earn some money, and how the French family is also disengaged by the modern times. There's a sense of loss here, but there's also an excitement about what all this change could stir up. Each viewer's reaction will be taken from their own experiences. Some might see it just as a film -- the way Binoche views her actress role in the film within the film, who laughs at it when she sees herself on film.
There's a special emotional quality about "Code Unknown" that allows Paris to be seen in its lies. The film convincingly shows how hard it is for different cultures to communicate with others, and even though this has been said before the film's method of getting to that conclusion is the thing to look for here.
REVIEWED ON 7/13/2001 GRADE: B
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IrisNet Installation FAQ
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1. Which module should I check out from the CVS repository.
We encourage you to checkout one of the "-all" (e.g., IRISNET-all, OA-all etc.) modules, since it comes with all the necessary packages. Thus you are less likely to have any installation problem.
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If you do not have space limitation in your hard disk, we recommend you to checkout the "-all" modules.
Otherwise, the installation scripts (e.g., install, configure, Makefile) may not find the correct paths
to your already installed packages. If you do not checkput a required package, and instead intend to use your already
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We tried to minimize this effort as best as possible, so the installaiton scripts should automatically find the
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they will not interfere with your already installed packages. IrisNet installs everything under the
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1. I tried to install the OpenCV that comes with the IrisNet code. But I get conifuguration error. What can be wrong?
We have been reported of a few instances of this problem, and in all the cases the problem was due to the absence of a compatible Tcl/Tk package. OpenCV requites Tcl/Tk version 8.3 or later, so if your computed does not have Tcl/Tk 8.3 or later vesion installed, you might get this configuraiton error.
We have tried to tweak the OpenCV configure script so that in case Tcl/Tk is not installed in your computer, OpenCV uses the one that comes with IrisNet. Now, you should not get this Tcl/Tk related configuration errors. If you still do, please mail us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And, as a quick fix, install Tcl/Tk 8.3 in your computer. :)
CamStream
1. CamSteam configuration failed with the message: checking for Qt library version >= 2.2.0... no. What can I do?
Download and install the latest QT package :).
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3. I have downloaded the latest stable release of IrisNet. However, when I run the install script, I get the error message "*** Camstream build failed ***", although all other packages are installed successfully. What is wrong?
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Enter a link (beginning with http:// or https://) to the page where your data file has been uploaded.
This might be your organisation’s website or another website, such as GOV.UK or Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Continue with errors


Woman with phobia of cats can't look at cat food without panicking
A woman has a phobia of cats that is so severe she can’t look at a picture of one without shuddering.
Jean Diffenthal, 55, panics if she comes anywhere near a cat, and avoids the pet food aisles in case she spots a picture on tinned food.
The grandmother-of-two is so afraid of kitties that she will also avoid watching certain TV programmes or adverts in case one pops up.
She also pays her relatives to put their cats in a cattery when she goes home to visit.
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Any time she spots a cat she ‘freaks out’ and her heart starts racing, and even the word ‘cat’ gives her the ‘heebie-jeebies’.
It was a struggle for Jean to buy a house in Reading because she refused to view a property with a cat in it, or any kind of cat ornaments.
She has never touched a cat, and singing any nursery rhymes mentioning the animal is totally off the table.
Jean says the phobia has become worse over the years, and now makes everyday tasks difficult for her.
She’s desperate to find some help to overcome her fear and live a normal life.
Jean, who is currently unemployed, said: ‘I can’t be in the same room as a cat or even look at this without freaking out.
‘I’ll avoid the pet aisle at the supermarket so I don’t seem imagines of cats on tinned food.
‘I’m from South Africa originally and when I got home to visit family I’ll pay to put their cats in the cattery while I’m there.
‘I’ve got a tiny garden, but I’ve got about six cat repellents out there just in case.
‘I feel my heart racing and I break out into a sweat whenever I spot one – even saying the word gives me the heebie-jeebies.
‘I just tell people I’m allergic now to save time explaining the phobia because people just don’t understand it.’
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Jean, who is originally from Durban, South Africa, moved to Reading 16 years ago, and has had a fear of domestic house cats for as long as she can remember.
She lives at home with her husband Russell and they have to plan ahead before visiting friends and family in case they have a cat.
Jean has visited a hypnotherapist, but nothing has helped her overcome her fear.
‘People always asked if it began because of some traumatic experience but it didn’t,’ Jean said.
‘For as long as I can remember I’ve been scared of them and I have no idea why. It’s something about their eyes and they’re agility – they quietly dart about.
‘I’ve never touched a cat because they look like they’re all skin and bone which freaks me out. Although it’s just domestic cats – I don’t have problem with lions or tigers.
‘I think moving from South Africa to the UK has made it worse because there are so many more pet cats here.
‘They’re often out roaming around and I don’t know where they’ll be hiding which terrifies me.’
The phobia has become more extreme over the years and it now affects Jean’s day-to-day life.
Simple tasks such as watching TV or spending time with her grandchildren, three-year-old twins Leyla and Renelan, have become a challenge.
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She said: ‘I loved watching reality shows with my daughter Bianca but one of them had a resident cat on the show.
‘I had to look away every time it was on screen and wait until it was gone and safe to look again.
‘There so many adverts where they pop up and it sends my heart rate through the roof. I get sweaty when I see them and physically run away if I spot one.
‘It’s also difficult for my poor husband and we have to make sure there are no cats around when we go to places together.
‘Russell’s mum passed away recently but before, when I went to visit her in the care home, I had to get Russell to remove a cat picture off the wall in her room before I could go in.
‘I make him ask his friends and colleagues if they have one in the house before we go.
‘I ask my friends to lock them away in a different room, but on one occasion I heard one scratching at the door and I couldn’t stay.’
Jean went to see a hypnotherapist five years ago to try to overcome her debilitating fear of cats.
Unfortunately, she found the treatment ineffective and is still hoping to find hope and overcome her fear once and for all.
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She said: ‘The therapist told me to pinch my fingers and think of something good whenever I saw a cat.
‘But I couldn’t look or be near one long enough to try it. It’s really hard to talk about it because no one really understands.
‘Although people are scared of things like spiders, which are tiny, so why are cats any stranger. It’s not like fearing a type of caterpillar that you seen once a month – I have to face them most days.
‘I hope sharing my story with show people that’s not that unusual. It’s really affecting everything I do and I want to volunteer for elderly care but often they’ll have pet cats in the house.’


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GraphLayoutLibrary
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#include <SizeManager.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Creators | |
The methods under this section are responsible for constructing or destructing an instance of type SizeManager. | |
| SizeManager () | |
Queries | |
The methods under this section are responsible for accessing an instance of type SizeManager. | |
| double | calculateDiagonalOfNode (VertexDescriptor &vVertex, SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
| claculateDiagonalOfNode More... | |
| int | calculateNodeLeftXFromCenterX (VertexDescriptor vVertex, SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
| int | calculateNodeTopYFromCenterY (VertexDescriptor vVertex, SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
| int | calculateGraphCenterCoordX (SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
| int | calculateGraphCenterCoordY (SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
| int | calculateGraphLeftXFromCenterX (SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
| int | calculateGraphTopYFromCenterY (SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
Modifiers | |
The methods under this section are responsible for modifying an instance of CircularLayoutGenerator. | |
| void | processSizeManager (SubGraph &gSubgraph) |
This class implements the functionality for adjusting the size in terms of Height, Width CenterCoordX, CenterCoordY, LeftCoordX, and TopCoordY and calculating space required for the Graph and all clusters.
| SizeManager::SizeManager | ( | ) |
constructs the object of type SizeManager.
| double SizeManager::calculateDiagonalOfNode | ( | VertexDescriptor & | vVertex, |
| SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ||
| ) |
claculateDiagonalOfNode
This function calculates the diagonal length of the node.
| vVertex | vertex descriptor |
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| BoostException |
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This function first gets the vertex height and width and then calculates the diagonal as per the pythagoras formula
| int SizeManager::calculateGraphCenterCoordX | ( | SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ) |
This function calculates the center x coordinate of cluster.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| none |
| int SizeManager::calculateGraphCenterCoordY | ( | SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ) |
This function calculates the center Y coordinate of cluster.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| none |
| int SizeManager::calculateGraphLeftXFromCenterX | ( | SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ) |
This function calculates the left X coordinate of the cluster.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| none |
| int SizeManager::calculateGraphTopYFromCenterY | ( | SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ) |
This function calculates the top y coordinate of the cluster.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| none |
| int SizeManager::calculateNodeLeftXFromCenterX | ( | VertexDescriptor | vVertex, |
| SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ||
| ) |
This function calculates the left X coordinate of the node.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| vVertex | vertex descriptor |
| none |
| int SizeManager::calculateNodeTopYFromCenterY | ( | VertexDescriptor | vVertex, |
| SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ||
| ) |
This function calculates the top Y coordinate of the node.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| vVertex | vertex descriptor |
| none |
| void SizeManager::processSizeManager | ( | SubGraph & | gSubgraph | ) |
This function processes the graph and calculates x, y, height and width.
| gSubgraph | reference to graph |
| MemoryException |
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| LayoutException |
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| BoostException |
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Find a Meeting Location
Click on the map to create a new location.
Other people can see these markers and vote for them.
Next


Before Change
stats = onmt.utils.Statistics()
for batch in valid_iter:
src = inputters.make_features(batch, "src", self.data_type)
if self.data_type == "text":
_, src_lengths = batch.src
elif self.data_type == "audio":
src_lengths = batch.src_lengths
else:
src_lengths = None
tgt = inputters.make_features(batch, "tgt")
// F-prop through the model.
outputs, attns = self.model(src, tgt, src_lengths)
After Change
for batch in valid_iter:
src, src_lengths = inputters.make_features(batch, "src")
tgt, _ = inputters.make_features(batch, "tgt")
// F-prop through the model.
outputs, attns = self.model(src, tgt, src_lengths)


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Today I’m happy to have discovered: Yahoo! Go
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Now I login into “Yahoo! Go” having all I need, weather, rss feeds, mails, photo upload on flickr, ebay, wikipedia, currency converter and more!! Much more!
So what can I say too? You must TRY IT!
On “Yahoo! Go” there are also some maps software but I prefer always to use “Google Maps” for mobile and its great function of “auto-locator” that can determines your position thanks to used gsm/gprs network.
As you can see I’ve added the flickr icon on right bar, by clicking on it you can see my photo album updated directly from my Nokia phone!
brb!
Stay tuned,
Alessandro.


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Direct (independent) exclamatory sentences with a verb expressed (or easily supplied) are formed
(I) By the relative pronouns οἷος, ὅσος, or by the relative adverb ὡς in exclamations of wonder. The sentences introduced by these words are commonly associated with vocatives or interjections.  Exclamatory ὡς may be the relative ὡς; but if it is the demonstrative ὡς, it means properly not how but so. Cp. 2998.
b. Double οἷος (exclamation within an exclamation) marks a strong contrast (cp. 2646) in direct and indirect exclamations. Thus,
what I suffer and at the hands of what men!οἷα πρὸς οἵων ἀνδρῶν πάσχω
from what boasting at first they had come to what a humiliating endἀπὸ οἵᾱς . . . αὐχήματος τοῦ πρώτου ἐς οἵᾱν τελευτὴν καὶ ταπεινότητα ἀφί̄κατο
c. Cp. 2647 for such sentences as
what a viper is this woman whom thou hast begotten!οἵᾱν ἔχιδναν τήνδ᾽ ἔφῡσας
d. οἴμ᾽ ὡς is common in expressions of impatience, anger, pity, grief, or fear; as
ah me, how you mock me!οἴμ᾽ ὡς καταγελᾷς
ah me, how thou seemest all too late to see the right!οἴμ᾽ ὡς ἔοικας ὀψὲ τὴν δίκην ἰδεῖν
Direct exclamations without a verb may be expressed by the vocative or nominative (1288) or by the genitive of cause (1407).
Indirect (dependent) exclamations form subordinate clauses in sentences which, taken as a whole, are statements (2575. 4). They are introduced by οἷος, ὅσος, οἵως, ὡς, οἷ, ἵνα. The negative is οὐ. It is often difficult to distinguish between indirect exclamations and indirect questions introduced by οἷος or ὅσος. But observe that dependent exclamations are not introduced by the direct interrogatives ποῖος, πόσος, πῶς, etc., nor by the indefinite relatives ὁποῖος, ὁπόσος, ὅπως, etc., both of which classes of words may stand in indirect questions.
a. ὁποῖος in L. 30.4 and ὁπόσος in P. G. 522a are suspected.
b. The introductory verb is sometimes omitted; as ὦ μιαρώτατος, ἵν᾽ ὑποδέδῡκεν oh the rascal! (to think) where he crept in! Ar. Vesp. 188.
Dependent exclamatory clauses follow, as regards mood and tense, the same rules as govern indirect questions (2677). An original indicative remains unchanged after primary tenses of verbs followed by a finite mood, but may become optative after secondary tenses on the principle of indirect discourse.
a. Indicative:
what a noble man you say is in danger!οἷον ἄνδρα λέγεις ἐν κινδύ̄νῳ εἶναι
judge to what the oracles of the god have comeσκόπει . . . ἵν᾽ ἥκει τοῦ θεοῦ μαντεύματα
reflecting on how long a voyage they were on the point of being sentἐνθῡμούμενοι ὅσον πλοῦν . . . ἀπεστέλλοντο
reflecting what they were suffering at the hands of the Assyrians and that their ruler was now deadἐννοηθέντες οἷά τε πάσχουσιν ὑπὸ τῶν Ἀσσυρίων καὶ ὅτι νῦν τεθναίη ὁ ἄρχων αὐτῶν
b. Optative:
observing how great the extent of their country was and how excellent its qualityδιαθεώμενος αὐτῶν ὅσην μὲν χώρᾱν καὶ οἵᾱν ἔχοιεν
Verbs and other words of emotion (praise, blame, wonder, etc.) and the expression of its results are often followed by a dependent exclamatory clause with οἷος, ὅσος, ὡς, etc. Here a causal sentence would have ὅτι τοιοῦτος, ὅτι τοσοῦτος, ὅτι οὕτως. English generally introduces such clauses by considering, thinking, upon the reflection how, etc. Thus,
therefore I think now thou shalt in turn atone for all thou hast done unto meτῶ σ᾽ αὖ νῦν ὀίω ἀποτεισέμεν, ὅσσα μ᾽ ἔοργας
they rehearse how many evils old age occasions themτὸ γῆρας ὑμνοῦσιν ὅσων κακῶν σφίσιν αἴτιον
the man seemed to me to be happy so fearlessly and nobly did he dieεὐδαίμων μοι ἁ̄νὴρ ἐφαίνετο . . . ὡς ἀδεῶς καὶ γενναίως ἐτελεύτᾱ


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Polygon Points for L-monoton
Available line direction
What is being monotone for a polygon?
A simple polygon is called monotone with respect to a line l if for any line l' perpendicular to l the intersection of the polygon with l' is connected. In other words, the intersection should be a line segment, a point, or empty. A polygon that is monotone with respect to the y-axis is called y-monotone. The following property is characteristic for y-monotone polygons: if we walk from a topmost to a bottommost vertex along the left (or the right) boundary chain, then we always move downwards or horizontally, never upwards.
This application shows available line orientation which makes a polygon monoton. Left you can modify position of the polygon points. Points which make polygon concave will appear as colored, others are black.
You will immediately see resulting line orientation at the right pane. At the right pane, above figure shows inner angle of concave points and below is their intersection.


A RequireJS/AMD loader plugin for loading text resources.
Known to work in RequireJS, but should work in other AMD loaders that support the same loader plugin API.
See the RequireJS API text section.
The latest release is always available from the “latest” tag.
It can also be installed using volo:
volo add requirejs/text
It is nice to build HTML using regular HTML tags, instead of building up DOM structures in script. However, there is no good way to embed HTML in a JavaScript file. The best that can be done is using a string of HTML, but that can be hard to manage, particularly for multi-line HTML.
The text.js AMD loader plugin can help with this issue. It will automatically be loaded if the text! prefix is used for a dependency. Download the plugin and put it in the app’s baseUrl directory (or use the paths config to place it in other areas).
You can specify a text file resource as a dependency like so:
javascript
require(["some/module", "text!some/module.html", "text!some/module.css"],
function(module, html, css) {
//the html variable will be the text
//of the some/module.html file
//the css variable will be the text
//of the some/module.css file.
}
);
Notice the .html and .css suffixes to specify the extension of the file. The “some/module” part of the path will be resolved according to normal module name resolution: it will use the baseUrl and paths configuration options to map that name to a path.
For HTML/XML/SVG files, there is another option. You can pass !strip, which strips XML declarations so that external SVG and XML documents can be added to a document without worry. Also, if the string is an HTML document, only the part inside the body tag is returned. Example:
javascript
require(["text!some/module.html!strip"],
function(html) {
//the html variable will be the text of the
//some/module.html file, but only the part
//inside the body tag.
}
);
The text files are loaded via asynchronous XMLHttpRequest (XHR) calls, so you can only fetch files from the same domain as the web page (see XHR restrictions below).
However, the RequireJS optimizer will inline any text! references with the actual text file contents into the modules, so after a build, the modules that have text! dependencies can be used from other domains.
The text plugin works by using XMLHttpRequest (XHR) to fetch the text for the resources it handles.
However, XHR calls have some restrictions, due to browser/web security policies:
1) Many browsers do not allow file:// access to just any file. You are better off serving the application from a local web server than using local file:// URLs. You will likely run into trouble otherwise.
2) There are restrictions for using XHR to access files on another web domain. While CORS can help enable the server for cross-domain access, doing so must be done with care (in particular if you also host an API from that domain), and not all browsers support CORS.
So if the text plugin determines that the request for the resource is on another domain, it will try to access a “.js” version of the resource by using a script tag. Script tag GET requests are allowed across domains. The .js version of the resource should just be a script with a define() call in it that returns a string for the module value.
Example: if the resource is ‘text!example.html’ and that resolves to a path on another web domain, the text plugin will do a script tag load for ‘example.html.js’.
The requirejs optimizer will generate these ‘.js’ versions of the text resources if you set this in the build profile:
optimizeAllPluginResources: true
In some cases, you may want the text plugin to not try the .js resource, maybe because you have configured CORS on the other server, and you know that only browsers that support CORS will be used. In that case you can use the module config (requires RequireJS 2+) to override some of the basic logic the plugin uses to determine if the .js file should be requested:
javascript
requirejs.config({
config: {
text: {
useXhr: function (url, protocol, hostname, port) {
//Override function for determining if XHR should be used.
//url: the URL being requested
//protocol: protocol of page text.js is running on
//hostname: hostname of page text.js is running on
//port: port of page text.js is running on
//Use protocol, hostname, and port to compare against the url
//being requested.
//Return true or false. true means "use xhr", false means
//"fetch the .js version of this resource".
}
}
}
});
There may be cases where you might want to provide the XHR object to use in the request, or you may just want to add some custom headers to the XHR object used to make the request. You can use the following hooks:
javascript
requirejs.config({
config: {
text: {
onXhr: function (xhr, url) {
//Called after the XHR has been created and after the
//xhr.open() call, but before the xhr.send() call.
//Useful time to set headers.
//xhr: the xhr object
//url: the url that is being used with the xhr object.
},
createXhr: function () {
//Overrides the creation of the XHR object. Return an XHR
//object from this function.
//Available in text.js 2.0.1 or later.
},
onXhrComplete: function (xhr, url) {
//Called whenever an XHR has completed its work. Useful
//if browser-specific xhr cleanup needs to be done.
}
}
}
});
The text plugin tries to detect what environment it is available for loading text resources, Node, XMLHttpRequest (XHR) or Rhino, but sometimes the Node or Rhino environment may have loaded a library that introduces an XHR implementation. You can force the environment implementation to use by passing an “env” module config to the plugin:
javascript
requirejs.config({
config: {
text: {
//Valid values are 'node', 'xhr', or 'rhino'
env: 'rhino'
}
}
});
Dual-licensed – new BSD or MIT.
They are in the requirejs and r.js repos.
This plugin was in the requirejs repo up until the requirejs 2.0 release.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.exacttarget.fuelsdk |
Fuel Java SDK Core
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ETApiObject
An
ETApiObject represents an object available via
the Salesforce Marketing Cloud API. |
ETClient
ETClient is the central object in the Java
client library. |
| ETConfiguration |
| ETDataExtension
An
ETDataExtension object represents a data extension
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETDataExtensionColumn
An
ETDataExtensionColumn object represents a
data extension column in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETDataExtensionColumn.Type
Data Extension Column Types that can be used
|
| ETDataExtensionRow
An
ETDataExtensionRow object represents a
data extension row in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETEmail
An
ETEmail represents an email in the
Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETEmail.Type
Email Types that can be used
|
| ETExpression
An
ETExpression object represents an expression using property/value
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETExpression.Operator
Operator that can be used on ETExpression
|
| ETExpressionParserConstants
Token literal values and constants.
|
| ETExpressionParserTokenManager
Token Manager.
|
| ETFilter
An
ETFilter object represents a filter that can be used to filter properties
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETFilter.Operator
Deprecated.
Use
ETExpression.Operator . |
| ETFolder
An
ETFolder object represents a folder
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETList
An
ETList object represents an email list
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETList.Classification
List Classification that can be used
|
| ETList.Type
List Types that can be used
|
| ETObject
An
ETObject represents an object in the Java
client library. |
| ETProfileAttribute
This class defines any additional attribute for a subscriber.
|
| ETResponse
An
ETResponse object represents response from SOAP/REST call
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETRestConnection
An
ETRestConnection represents an active
connection to the Salesforce Marketing Cloud REST API. |
| ETRestConnection.Method
types of HTTP method that can be used for CRUD operation
|
| ETRestConnection.Response
A
Response represents salesforce marketing cloud REST API response. |
| ETRestObject
An
ETRestObject represents an object
available via the REST API. |
| ETResult
An
ETResult object represents result from the SOAP/REST response
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETResult.Status |
| ETSdkException
An
ETSdkException object represents any Exception that can happen
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETSoapConnection
An
ETSoapConnection represents an active
connection to the SOAP API. |
| ETSoapObject
An
ETSoapObject represents an object
available via the SOAP API. |
| ETSubscriber
An
ETSubscriber object represents an email subscriber
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETSubscriber.Status
Subscriber Status that can be used
|
| ETSubscriberList
This class takes care of the association between subscriber and the subscription list.
|
| ETTriggeredEmail
An
ETTriggeredEmail represents a Triggered Email
in the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. |
| ETTriggeredEmail.Status
Various Status that can be used
|
| ParseException
This exception is thrown when parse errors are encountered.
|
| SimpleCharStream
An implementation of interface CharStream, where the stream is assumed to
contain only ASCII characters (without unicode processing).
|
| Token
Describes the input token stream.
|
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
CABAZITAXEL
See also: cytotoxics
See also: substrates at risk of CYP3A4
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 48
CABAZITAXEL RxNorm: 996051 ATC: L01CD04 |
ENZYMATIC INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03-J05-001 |
Decrease of the concentrations of the cytotoxic by increase of its metabolism by the inducer, with risk of lower effectiveness |
Take into account |
CABAZITAXEL RxNorm: 996051 ATC: L01CD04 |
STRONG INHIBITORS OF CYP3A4 CLASS CODE: J02-J05 |
Risk of increase of the undesirable dose dependent effects of the cabazitaxel due to inhibition of its metabolism by the enzymatic inducer |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and possible adjustment of the dosage of the cabazitaxel during the treatment with the enzymatic inhibitor. |


Realme 3/3i update brings November 2019 security patches, dark mode, Digital Wellbeing, more
by Pranob MehrotraRealme’s update cycle has been on point of late and the company has been doing a great job of releasing new features for its devices. Early this month, the Realme 3 Pro and Realme X received updates with the new system-wide dark mode, Android security patches, and more. And just yesterday, it released ColorOS updates for the Realme 5 and Realme 2 Pro. Now, the Realme 3 and Realme 3i have joined the list of devices to receive the new update.
Realme 3 XDA Forums || Realme 3i XDA Forums
The latest OTA updates, version RMX1821EX_11.A.24, for the Realme 3 and Realme 3i, include the system-wide dark mode that was previously released on other devices, along with the Android security patch for November 2019. The updates also brings Google’s Digital Wellbeing suite for the devices and a couple of minor improvements that are expected to improve the user experience. Here’s the official changelog for the ColorOS 6.0 update on the Realme 3/3i:
-
Security
- Android security patch: November, 2019
-
System
- Added the manual lock feature by long press the power button
- Display the data consumed by connected devices
- Customizable data consumed reminder
- Update charging animation
- Android version: Android 9.0
-
Settings
- Added realme Laboratory
- Added Dark Mode
- Added Google Digital Wellbeing
- Updated battery interface display the screen on time
- Added a switch of notification dot for updates
- Clone Apps support more third-party applications (PayTM, PhonePe, Amazon, Flipkart)
-
Launcher
- Optimized lock screen clock widget design
- Added date and weather widget
- Optimized Smart Assistant interface
-
Notification Center and Status Bar
- Redesigned the notification center style
- Swipe left or right to remove the message prompt after receiving the message
- Added fast switch toggles between SIM in notification center
- Removed the reminder after the hotspot enabled
- Added a switch of swipe down on home screen for global search or notification center
- Removed the prompt while rooted
The update has already started rolling out to Realme 3 and Realme 3i users. In case you haven’t received it yet, you can download the update package from the link below and flash it manually.
ColorOS 6.0 (vRMX1821EX_11.A.24) for the Realme 3 || ColorOS 6.0 (vRMX1821EX_11.A.24) for the Realme 3i


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XLMulator: Excel XLM Macro Emulator
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Class: LessonPart
- Inherits:
-
ApplicationRecord
- Object
- ActiveRecord::Base
- ApplicationRecord
- LessonPart
- Defined in:
- app/models/lesson_part.rb
Overview
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#id ⇒ Integer
readonly
The lesson part ID.
-
#lesson ⇒ Lesson
The lesson that this lesson part belongs to.
-
#number ⇒ Integer
The lesson part number.
-
#students ⇒ <Student>
A collection of Students presently progressed to this lesson part.
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.initial ⇒ LessonPart?
Returns Lesson 1, Part 1.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#display_number ⇒ String
Returns a string displaying the lesson part as “Lesson x, Part y”.
-
#next ⇒ LessonPart?
Returns the next LessonPart, or `nil`.
Instance Attribute Details
#id ⇒ Integer (readonly)
Returns the lesson part ID. This uniquely identifies the lesson part regardless of what lesson it belongs to.
|
|
# File 'app/models/lesson_part.rb', line 8
|
#lesson ⇒ Lesson
Returns the lesson that this lesson part belongs to. This cannot be `nil`.
19 |
# File 'app/models/lesson_part.rb', line 19 belongs_to :lesson |
#number ⇒ Integer
Returns the lesson part number. This must be unique to each lesson part in a lesson.
|
|
# File 'app/models/lesson_part.rb', line 12
|
Class Method Details
.initial ⇒ LessonPart?
Returns Lesson 1, Part 1.
This is where Students start on their progression. This will return `nil` if the initial lesson part does not exist.
78 79 80 |
# File 'app/models/lesson_part.rb', line 78 def self.initial LessonPart.joins(:lesson).merge(Lesson.where(number: 1)).find_by(number: 1) end |
Instance Method Details
#display_number ⇒ String
Returns a string displaying the lesson part as “Lesson x, Part y”
29 30 31 |
# File 'app/models/lesson_part.rb', line 29 def display_number "Lesson #{lesson.number}, Part #{number}" end |
#next ⇒ LessonPart?
Returns the next LessonPart, or `nil`.
The next lesson part is defined as:
-
the LessonPart with #number equal to the present number plus one; or if that does not exist, and there are no further lesson parts in this lesson …
-
the LessonPart with #number equal to 1 in Lesson#next (if that exists).
It will return `nil` if either there is no next lesson, or if the next lesson does not have a lesson part with number = 1. Therefore, if there are “gaps” in the lessons (e.g. there are lessons 2 and 4, but no lesson 3), this method will return `nil`. Also, if there is a “gap” in the lesson part numbers of the current lesson (e.g. in lesson 1 there are parts 2 and 4), this method will also return `nil`.
60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 |
# File 'app/models/lesson_part.rb', line 60 def next lesson.parts.find_by(number: number + 1) || begin # This ensures that a gap between lesson parts return nil if lesson.parts.find_by('number > ?', number) # Check that there is a next lesson, and if there is return lesson part # 1, if it exists. next_lesson = lesson.next next_lesson && next_lesson.parts.find_by(number: 1) end end |


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Our story
Here i will tell the story about how we met and how Emilia was concieved.


Monitor SQL Server table change by detect insert update delete and receive alert notifications with C#
One of the classic problems when writing software dealing with database is refreshing cache records.
Imagine a tool for display real time booking flight. After a first data access to retrieve records from table, in order to maintain the cache up to date, further selects are needed over and over again. That is inefficient if the data rarely changes and it wastes resources and execution time on SQL Server.
Caching is one technique for minimizing demands on the database server. The data are queried once and stored in memory and the application then repeatedly accesses it. Occasionally, the cache is updated to refresh the data. The point is deciding when to update it. If we don’t do it often enough, users see old data; if we update too often, then we don’t optimally reduce our demand on SQL Server.
Wouldn't it be better if was our SQL Server to instantly notify our application about record changes, avoiding us to execute a periodical SELECT to refresh our server cache?
SQL Server table change notifications can help to solve this tricky problem. But how to monitor SQL Server table changes? Some options are:
Is it possible receive notifications containing modified record on any table change, as delete update or insert, in order to avoid another select to maintains update our cache?
If we want get an alert about any table changes without paying attention to the underlying SQL Server infrastructure then SqlTableDependency's record table change notifications will do that for us. Using notifications, an application can detect record changes saving us from having to continuously re-query the database to get new values.
SqlTableDependency record change audit system, provides the low-level implementation to receive SQL Server notifications creating trigger, queue and service broker that immediately notify us when any record table changes happens.
For any table record change, SqlTableDependency's event handler will get a notification containing modified table record values as well as the insert, update, delete operation type executed on our table.
Once installed SqlTableDependency nuget package, we can receive table record change notification containing current table values, audit for any:
To be notify about record table changes, first of all we need to define our model object mapping the table structure we want to monitor.
Define a C# class to contains new record table values filled by table change notification. Basically, it maps the interested SQL Server table columns, specifing for whom columns the notification returns updated values. Supposing a table as:
TABLE [dbo].[Client](
[Id],
[FirstName],
[SecondName],
[Addess],
[City],
[Email],
[Phone])
Our C# model defines the properties we'd like to have filled in with changed table values delivered from table notification:
public class Customer
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Surname { get; set; }
}
It is possible to define only table columns we are interested to receive values by notifications, simply specifying the a model mapper as shown later.
This object builds SQL Server infrastructure to receive table change notifications.
Create an instance of SqlTableDependency passing SQL Server connection string and, in case naming between C# class and database table are differents, specify table name as second parameter. We can also specify a C# property / column table name mapper, when the namings are differents:
var map = new ModelToTableMapper<Customer>();
map.AddMapping(c => c.Surname, "SecondName").AddMapping(c => c.Name, "FirstName");
var dep = new SqlTableDependency<Customer>(_con, "Client", map))
If we want to receive notifications on table value change, subscribe to change event:
dep.OnChanged += Changed;
Notification contains values for insert, delete or update table change:
private void Changed(object sender, RecordChangedEventArgs<Customer> e)
{
if (e.ChangeType != ChangeType.None)
{
var changedEntity = e.Entity;
// Get record values from SQL Server notification
Console.WriteLine("DML operation: " + e.ChangeType);
Console.WriteLine("ID: " + changedEntity.Id);
Console.WriteLine("Name: " + changedEntity.Name);
Console.WriteLine("Surame: " + changedEntity.Surname);
}
}
Run the listener for receiving table change notifications for every DML operation executed on the monitored table:
dep.Start();
Call Stop method to remove all SQL Server objects created to receive table record change notifications:
dep.Stop();
This remove the SQL Server infrastructure to deliver table change notifications.
SqlTableDependency create and dispose the following SQL Server object for the table under monitor:
For complete demos on how to receive a notification on table values change, see notification examples page.
Detect record table changes: Last edit on 22 July 2017 by Christian Del Bianco
For more info on monitor table record changes see SqlTableDependency's GitHub project site.


Note
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06: FOOOFGroup¶
Using FOOOFGroup to run fit models across multiple power spectra.
# Import the FOOOFGroup object
from fooof import FOOOFGroup
# Import utility to download and load example data
from fooof.utils.download import load_fooof_data
Fitting Multiple Spectra¶
So far, we have explored using the FOOOF
object to fit individual power spectra.
However, many potential use cases will have many power spectra to fit.
To support this, here we will introduce the FOOOFGroup
object, which
applies the model fitting procedure across multiple power spectra.
# Load examples data files needed for this example
freqs = load_fooof_data('group_freqs.npy', folder='data')
spectra = load_fooof_data('group_powers.npy', folder='data')
For parameterizing a group of spectra, we can use a 1d array of frequency values corresponding to a 2d array for power spectra, as is the organization of the data we loaded.
# Check the shape of the loaded data
print(freqs.shape)
print(spectra.shape)
Out:
(100,)
(25, 100)
FOOOFGroup¶
The FOOOFGroup
object is very similar to the FOOOF object (programmatically,
it inherits from the FOOOF object), and can be used in the same way.
The main difference is that instead of running across a single power spectrum, it operates across 2D matrices containing multiple power spectra.
Note that by ‘group’ we mean merely to refer to a group of power-spectra. We are not using the term ‘group’ in terms of necessarily referring to multiple subjects or any particular idea of what a ‘group’ may be. A group of power spectra could be spectra from across channels, or across trials, or across subjects, or whatever organization makes sense for the analysis at hand.
The main differences with the FOOOFGroup
object, are that it uses a
power_spectra attribute, which stores the matrix of power-spectra to be fit,
and collects fit results into a group_results attribute.
Otherwise, FOOOFGroup supports all the same functionality, accessed in the same way as the FOOOF object.
Internally, it runs the exact same fitting procedure, per spectrum, as the FOOOF object.
# Initialize a FOOOFGroup object, which accepts all the same settings as FOOOF
fg = FOOOFGroup(peak_width_limits=[1, 8], min_peak_height=0.05, max_n_peaks=6)
# Fit a group of power spectra with the .fit() method
# The key difference (compared to FOOOF) is that it takes a 2D array of spectra
# This matrix should have the shape of [n_spectra, n_freqs]
fg.fit(freqs, spectra, [3, 30])
Out:
Running FOOOFGroup across 25 power spectra.
# Print out results
fg.print_results()
Out:
==================================================================================================
FOOOF - GROUP RESULTS
Number of power spectra in the Group: 25
The model was run on the frequency range 3 - 30 Hz
Frequency Resolution is 0.49 Hz
Power spectra were fit without a knee.
Aperiodic Fit Values:
Exponents - Min: 0.353, Max: 0.982, Mean: 0.664
In total 85 peaks were extracted from the group
Goodness of fit metrics:
R2s - Min: 0.902, Max: 0.990, Mean: 0.970
Errors - Min: 0.025, Max: 0.121, Mean: 0.042
==================================================================================================
# Plot a summary of the results across the group
fg.plot()
Just as with the FOOOF object, you can call the convenience method
fooof.FOOOFGroup.report()
to run the fitting, and print results & plots,
printing out the same as above.
# You can also save out PDFs reports for FOOOFGroup fits, same as with FOOOF
fg.save_report('FOOOFGroup_report')
FOOOFGroup Results¶
FOOOFGroup collects fits across power spectra, and stores them in an attribute
called group_results
, which is a list of FOOOFResults objects.
# Check out some of the results stored in 'group_results'
print(fg.group_results[0:2])
Out:
[FOOOFResults(aperiodic_params=array([-21.59315936, 0.66654704]), peak_params=array([[ 9.4088037 , 1.44223656, 2.1352059 ],
[18.44689676, 0.62328342, 2.36122321]]), r_squared=0.9729477045342373, error=0.05410880985124122, gaussian_params=array([[ 9.4088037 , 1.45321198, 1.06760295],
[18.44689676, 0.62588664, 1.18061161]])), FOOOFResults(aperiodic_params=array([-21.64485739, 0.78116383]), peak_params=array([[ 9.34931443, 1.59788754, 2.05215068],
[11.57383429, 0.44989783, 1.24937295],
[18.5393173 , 0.73999236, 2.37682557]]), r_squared=0.9795689263732255, error=0.0532655147028167, gaussian_params=array([[ 9.34931443, 1.6014178 , 1.02607534],
[11.57383429, 0.34781375, 0.62468648],
[18.5393173 , 0.74005425, 1.18841278]]))]
get_params¶
To collect data across all model fits, and to select specific data results from this data
you can should the get_params()
method.
This method works the same as in the FOOOF
object, and lets you extract
specific results by specifying a field, as a string, and (optionally) a specific column
of that data.
Since the FOOOFGroup
object collects results from across multiple model fits,
you should always use get_params()
to access parameter fits.
The result attributes introduced with the FOOOF object do not store results across the group,
as they are defined for individual model fits (and used internally as such by the
FOOOFGroup object).
# Extract aperiodic data
aps = fg.get_params('aperiodic_params')
exps = fg.get_params('aperiodic_params', 'exponent')
# Extract peak data
peaks = fg.get_params('peak_params')
cfs = fg.get_params('peak_params', 'CF')
# Extract metadata about the model fit
errors = fg.get_params('error')
r2s = fg.get_params('r_squared')
# The full list of data you can specify is available in the documentation of `get_params`
print(fg.get_params.__doc__)
Out:
Return model fit parameters for specified feature(s).
Parameters
----------
name : {'aperiodic_params', 'peak_params', 'gaussian_params', 'error', 'r_squared'}
Name of the data field to extract across the group.
col : {'CF', 'PW', 'BW', 'offset', 'knee', 'exponent'} or int, optional
Column name / index to extract from selected data, if requested.
Only used for name of {'aperiodic_params', 'peak_params', 'gaussian_params'}.
Returns
-------
out : ndarray
Requested data.
Raises
------
NoModelError
If there are no model fit results available.
ValueError
If the input for the `col` input is not understood.
Notes
-----
For further description of the data you can extract, check the FOOOFResults documentation.
More information about the data you can extract is also documented in the FOOOFResults object.
Out:
Model results from parameterizing a power spectrum.
Parameters
----------
aperiodic_params : 1d array
Parameters that define the aperiodic fit. As [Offset, (Knee), Exponent].
The knee parameter is only included if aperiodic is fit with knee.
peak_params : 2d array
Fitted parameter values for the peaks. Each row is a peak, as [CF, PW, BW].
r_squared : float
R-squared of the fit between the full model fit and the input data.
error : float
Error of the full model fit.
gaussian_params : 2d array
Parameters that define the gaussian fit(s).
Each row is a gaussian, as [mean, height, standard deviation].
Notes
-----
This object is a data object, based on a NamedTuple, with immutable data attributes.
# Check out the extracted exponent values
# Note that this extraction will return an array of length equal to the number of model fits
# The model fit from which each data element originated is the index of this array
print(exps)
Out:
[0.66654704 0.78116383 0.9759621 0.35626808 0.66222006 0.58348649
0.76028266 0.46594576 0.70975929 0.60541768 0.73824334 0.39581644
0.70797692 0.63143898 0.7899552 0.50376863 0.83825231 0.62707581
0.72882426 0.71863453 0.74302648 0.88147793 0.35305533 0.39947473
0.98214347]
# Check out some of the fit center-frequencies
# Note when you extract peak data, an extra column is returned,
# specifying which model fit it came from
print(cfs[0:10, :])
Out:
[[ 9.4088037 0. ]
[18.44689676 0. ]
[ 9.34931443 1. ]
[11.57383429 1. ]
[18.5393173 1. ]
[ 9.48191921 2. ]
[11.25628275 2. ]
[12.57401454 2. ]
[18.67594487 2. ]
[10.61406527 3. ]]
Saving & Loading with FOOOFGroup¶
FOOOFGroup also support saving and loading, with same options as saving from the FOOOF object.
The only difference in saving FOOOFGroup, is that it saves out a ‘jsonlines’ file, in which each line is a JSON object, saving the specified data and results for a single power spectrum.
# Save out FOOOFGroup settings & results
fg.save('FG_results', save_settings=True, save_results=True)
# You can then reload this group data
nfg = FOOOFGroup()
nfg.load('FG_results')
# Print results to check that the loaded group
nfg.print_results()
Out:
==================================================================================================
FOOOF - GROUP RESULTS
Number of power spectra in the Group: 25
The model was run on the frequency range 3 - 30 Hz
Frequency Resolution is 0.49 Hz
Power spectra were fit without a knee.
Aperiodic Fit Values:
Exponents - Min: 0.353, Max: 0.982, Mean: 0.664
In total 85 peaks were extracted from the group
Goodness of fit metrics:
R2s - Min: 0.902, Max: 0.990, Mean: 0.970
Errors - Min: 0.025, Max: 0.121, Mean: 0.042
==================================================================================================
Parallel Support¶
FOOOFGroup also has support for running in parallel, which can speed things up as each power spectrum is fit independently.
The fit method includes an optional parameter n_jobs
, which if set at 1 (as default),
will fit models linearly (one at a time, in order). If you set this parameter to some other
integer, fitting will launch ‘n_jobs’ number of jobs, in parallel. Setting n_jobs to -1 will
launch model fitting in parallel across all available cores.
Note, however, that fitting power spectrum models in parallel does not guarantee a quicker runtime overall. The computation time per model fit scales with the frequency range fit over, and the ‘complexity’ of the power spectra, in terms of number of peaks. For relatively small numbers of power spectra (less than ~100), across relatively small frequency ranges (say ~3-40Hz), running in parallel may offer no appreciable speed up.
# Fit power spectrum models across a group of power spectra in parallel, using all cores
fg.fit(freqs, spectra, n_jobs=-1)
Out:
Running FOOOFGroup across 25 power spectra.
Progress Bar¶
If you have a large number of spectra to fit with a FOOOFGroup
, and you
want to monitor it’s progress, you can also use a progress bar to print out fitting progress.
Progress bar options are:
tqdm
: a progress bar for running in terminalstqdm.notebook
: a progress bar for running in Jupyter notebooks
# Fit power spectrum models across a group of power spectra, printing a progress bar
fg.fit(freqs, spectra, progress='tqdm')
Out:
Running FOOOFGroup: 0%| | 0/25 [00:00<?, ?it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 8%|8 | 2/25 [00:00<00:01, 17.53it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 12%|#2 | 3/25 [00:00<00:01, 11.55it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 16%|#6 | 4/25 [00:00<00:02, 9.48it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 20%|## | 5/25 [00:00<00:04, 4.06it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 24%|##4 | 6/25 [00:01<00:03, 4.89it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 32%|###2 | 8/25 [00:01<00:02, 6.06it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 36%|###6 | 9/25 [00:01<00:03, 4.82it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 44%|####4 | 11/25 [00:01<00:02, 5.63it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 48%|####8 | 12/25 [00:01<00:02, 5.99it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 56%|#####6 | 14/25 [00:02<00:01, 6.70it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 64%|######4 | 16/25 [00:03<00:02, 3.84it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 68%|######8 | 17/25 [00:03<00:01, 4.64it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 72%|#######2 | 18/25 [00:03<00:01, 4.18it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 80%|######## | 20/25 [00:03<00:01, 4.81it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 88%|########8 | 22/25 [00:04<00:00, 5.23it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 92%|#########2| 23/25 [00:04<00:00, 5.49it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 96%|#########6| 24/25 [00:04<00:00, 5.78it/s]
Running FOOOFGroup: 100%|##########| 25/25 [00:04<00:00, 5.51it/s]
Extracting Individual Fits¶
When fitting power spectrum models for a group of power spectra, results are stored in FOOOFResults objects, which store (only) the results of the model fit, not the full model fits themselves.
To examine individual model fits, FOOOFGroup
can regenerate
FOOOF
objects for individual power spectra, with the full model available
for visualization. To do so, you can use the get_fooof()
method.
# Extract a particular spectrum, specified by index
# Here we also specify to regenerate the the full model fit, from the results
fm = fg.get_fooof(ind=2, regenerate=True)
# Print results and plot extracted model fit
fm.print_results()
fm.plot()
Out:
==================================================================================================
FOOOF - POWER SPECTRUM MODEL
The model was run on the frequency range 1 - 50 Hz
Frequency Resolution is 0.49 Hz
Aperiodic Parameters (offset, exponent):
-21.1789, 1.0581
6 peaks were found:
CF: 7.18, PW: 0.292, BW: 1.00
CF: 9.38, PW: 1.347, BW: 1.74
CF: 11.07, PW: 0.722, BW: 1.17
CF: 12.17, PW: 0.340, BW: 3.82
CF: 18.50, PW: 0.708, BW: 1.90
CF: 19.97, PW: 0.376, BW: 5.52
Goodness of fit metrics:
R^2 of model fit is 0.9940
Error of the fit is 0.0304
==================================================================================================
Conclusion¶
Now we have explored fitting power spectrum models and running these fits across multiple power spectra. Next we dig deeper into how to choose and tune the algorithm settings, and how to troubleshoot if any of the fitting goes wrong.
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