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by ReutersRussia’s suspended athletics federation named an acting president on Saturday a day after the sport’s global governing body halted its reinstatement process and raised the possibility of it being expelled altogether.
BASKETBALL-NBA
Walker leaves game on stretcher after collision with teammate
Boston Celtics point guard Kemba Walker exited a Friday night game against the Denver Nuggets after his head collided with a teammate in a frightening incident that saw him carted off the court.
TENNIS-DAVISCUP-NADAL-DJOKOVIC
Nadal rescues Spain but heartbreak for Djokovic’s Serbia
Rafael Nadal put in some late-night overtime to drag hosts Spain into the Davis Cup semi-finals but Novak Djokovic’s hopes were dashed in excruciating fashion as Serbia bowed out on Friday.
UPCOMING
SPORTS
SOCCER
SOCCER-ITALY-ATT-JUV/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – Italy – Serie A – Atalanta v Juventus
Atalanta host Juventus in a Serie A match
23 Nov 09:00 ET / 14:00 GMT
SOCCER-GERMANY-DUS-BAY/REPORT (PIX) (TV)
Soccer – Germany – Bundesliga – Fortuna Duesseldorf v Bayern Munich
Fortuna Duesseldorf play Bayern Munich in Germany’s Bundesliga.
23 Nov 09:30 ET / 14:30 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-WAT-BUR/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – Watford v Burnley
23 Nov 10:00 ET / 15:00 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-ARS-SOU/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – Arsenal v Southampton
Arsenal play Southampton in the Premier League.
23 Nov 10:00 ET / 15:00 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-BOU-WLV/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – AFC Bournemouth v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Bournemouth host Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday.
23 Nov 10:00 ET / 15:00 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-BRH-LEI/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – Brighton & Hove Albion v Leicester City
Brighton & Hove Albion host Leicester City at the Amex Stadium on Saturday.
23 Nov 10:00 ET / 15:00 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-CRY-LIV/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – Crystal Palace v Liverpool
Crystal Palace play Liverpool in the Premier League.
23 Nov 10:00 ET / 15:00 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-EVE-NOR/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – Everton v Norwich City
23 Nov 10:00 ET / 15:00 GMT
SOCCER-FRANCE-LYO-NCE/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer France – Ligue 1 – Lyon vs Nice
Lyon play Nice in their Ligue 1 soccer match – updated after later games
23 Nov 11:30 ET / 16:30 GMT
SOCCER-ITALY-MIL-NAP/REPORT
Soccer – Italy – Serie A – AC Milan v Napoli
AC Milan host Napoli in a Serie A match
23 Nov 12:00 ET / 17:00 GMT
SOCCER-ENGLAND-MCI-CHE/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – England – Premier League – Manchester City v Chelsea
Manchester City play Chelsea in the Premier League.
23 Nov 12:30 ET / 17:30 GMT
SOCCER-SPAIN-GCF-ATM/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – Spain – La Liga – Granada v Atletico Madrid
Granada host Atletico Madrid in La Liga.
23 Nov 12:30 ET / 17:30 GMT
SOCCER-ITALY-TOR-INT/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – Italy – Serie A – Torino v Inter Milan
Torino host Inter Milan in a Serie A match
23 Nov 14:45 ET / 19:45 GMT
SOCCER-SPAIN-MAD-SOC/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – Spain – La Liga – Real Madrid v Real Sociedad
Real Madrid host Real Sociedad in La Liga.
23 Nov 15:00 ET / 20:00 GMT
SOCCER-LIBERTADORES-FLA-RIV/REPORT (PIX) (TV)
Soccer – Copa Libertadores – Flamengo v River Plate
Peru’s Monumental de Lima hosts the Copa Libertadores final between defending champions River Plate and Flamengo.
23 Nov 15:00 ET / 20:00 GMT
SOCCER-AFCCHAMPIONS-URA-ALH/REPORT (PIX)
Soccer – Asian Champions League Final Second Leg – Urawa Reds v Al Hilal
Urawa Reds play Al Hilal in the second leg of the Asian Champions League final in Saitama.
24 Nov 07:00 ET / 12:00 GMT
ATHLETICS
ATHLETICS-AWARDS/ (PIX) (TV)
Athletics – Monaco hosts the 2019 World Athletics Awards
Monaco hosts the 2019 edition of the World Athletic Awards.
23 Nov 13:30 ET / 18:30 GMT
CRICKET
CRICKET-TEST-IND-BGD/
Cricket – Second test – India, Bangladesh play their first ever day-night test match in Kolkata
End of the day news conferences as India and Bangladesh play their first ever day-night cricket test match at the imposing Eden Gardens stadium in Kolkata.
24 Nov 13:30 ET / 18:30 GMT
CRICKET-TEST-AUS-PAK/
Cricket – Australia v Pakistan – First test
Australia face Pakistan on the fourth day of the first match in a two-test series at the Gabba in Brisbane, where they are unbeaten in the longest format of the game since 1988.
24 Nov 19:00 ET / 00:00 GMT
CRICKET-TEST-NZL-ENG/ (PIX)
Cricket – New Zealand v England first test match
New Zealand face England at Bay Oval in Mt. Maunganui in the first of two test matches
24 Nov
GOLF
GOLF-EUROPEAN/
Golf – European Tour – DP World Tour Championship
Round four of the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
24 Nov
GOLF-RSM/
Golf – PGA Tour: RSM Classic final round
Matt Kuchar and Webb Simpson are among the players contesting the final official-money event on the 2019 PGA Tour golf calendar.
24 Nov
GOLF-WOMEN-TOURCHAMP/
Golf – LPGA Tour: CME Group Tour Championship final round
The largest first prize in women’s golf, $1.5 million, will be awarded to the winner of the season-ending event on the LPGA Tour.
24 Nov
GOLF-JAPAN/
Golf – Dunlop Phoenix – final round
U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland joins a large international contingent in the strongest field of the year on the Japan Tour.
24 Nov 04:00 ET / 09:00 GMT


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waba.fx
Class Font
java.lang.Object
|
+--waba.fx.Font
- public class Font
- extends Object
Font is the character font used when drawing text on a surface.
Fonts have a name, such as "Helvetica", a style and a point size (usually
around 10). It's important to note that many devices have an extremely
limited number of fonts. For example, most PalmPilot devices have only
two fonts: plain and bold. If the font specified can't be found during
drawing, the closest matching font will be used.
Here is an example showing text being drawn in a given font:
...
Font font = new Font("Helvetica", Font.BOLD, 10);
}
public void onPaint(Graphics g)
{
g.setFont(font);
g.drawText("Hello", 10, 10);
...
|
Field Summary |
static int |
BOLD
A bold font style. |
static int |
PLAIN
A plain font style. |
|
Constructor Summary |
Font(String name,
int style,
int size)
Creates a font of the given name, style and size. |
PLAIN
public static final int PLAIN
- A plain font style.
BOLD
public static final int BOLD
- A bold font style.
Font
public Font(String name,
int style,
int size)
- Creates a font of the given name, style and size. Font styles are defined
in this class.
- See Also:
PLAIN
,
BOLD
,
Graphics
getAWTFont
protected java.awt.Font getAWTFont()
getName
public String getName()
- Returns the name of the font.
getSize
public int getSize()
- Returns the size of the font.
getStyle
public int getStyle()
- Returns the style of the font. Font styles are defined in this class.
- See Also:
PLAIN
,
BOLD


--- layout: page title: Spatiotemporal Interpolation of Missing Climatological Data subtitle: Comparison of probabilistic and deterministic spatiotemporal statistical techniques for reconstructing hourly time series of near-surface air temperature recorded by a dense network of forest understory sensors meta-title: "Francesco Tonini - Work" ---
Scientists and land managers are increasingly monitoring forest microclimate environments to better understand ecosystem processes, such as carbon sequestration and the population dynamics of species. Obtaining reliable time-series measurements of microclimate conditions is often hindered by missing and erroneous values. In this study, we compare spatio-temporal techniques, space–time kriging (probabilistic) and empirical orthogonal functions (deterministic), for reconstructing hourly time series of near-surface air temperature recorded by a dense network of 200 forest understory sensors across a heterogeneous 349 km2 region in northern California. Empirical orthogonal functions performed best at both the hourly and daily time scale. We analyzed several scenarios to understand the effects that spatial coverage and patterns of missing data may have on model accuracy: (a) random reduction of the sample size/density by 25%, 50%, and 75% (spatial coverage); and (b) random removal of either 50% of the data, or three consecutive months of observations at randomly chosen stations (random and seasonal temporal missingness, respectively). Here, space–time kriging was less sensitive to scenarios of spatial coverage, but more sensitive to temporal missingness, with less marked differences between the two approaches when data were aggregated on a daily time scale.
Project Website:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agrformet.2015.11.004
Deployment Architecture:
R, ESRI ArcGIS
Language:
R


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cytoscape.js-view-utilities demo
Hide Selected
/
Show All
Highlight Color:
Update Color
Add Color
Highlight Selected
Highlight Neighbors
Show Hidden Neighbors of Selected
Remove Selected Highlights
Remove All Highlights
Zoom to Selected
Marquee Zoom
Shift + drag to specify region; gets disabled after zoom, mouse events on canvas and other api functions calls.
Lasso Tool
Left click to start specifying region; left click again to complete the region.
Line width (between 1 and 10) and Color:
Rearrange on Hide/Show
Shift + taphold to select neighbors


Lasagna
Description:
Lasagne, or the singular lasagna, is an Italian dish made of stacked layers of thin flat pasta alternating with
fillings
such as ragù (ground meats and tomato sauce) and other vegetables, cheese (which may include ricotta and
parmesan), and
seasonings and spices such as garlic, oregano and basil.
Ingredients:
- ½ pound ground beef
- ½ (28 ounce) jar spaghetti sauce
- 1 (14.5 ounce) can diced tomatoes
- ½ onion, chopped
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 2 teaspoons dried basil (Optional)
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano (Optional)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 cups dried malfada noodles
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
Steps:
- Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Cook and stir beef in the hot skillet until browned and crumbly,
5 to 7
minutes. Drain and discard grease. Add spaghetti sauce, tomatoes, onion, garlic, basil, oregano, salt, and
pepper. Cook
over low heat until sauce is hot, about 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, fill a large pot with lightly salted water and bring to a rolling boil. Cook mafalda noodles at a
boil until
tender yet firm to the bite, about 8 minutes. Drain.
- Add cooked and drained noodles to the sauce and stir until completely coated. Sprinkle mozzarella cheese on
top.
- Set an oven rack about 6 inches from the heat source and preheat the oven's broiler.
- Place skillet under the hot broil and cook until cheese is golden and bubbly, 3 to 5 minutes.
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This R package is an implementation of the IC Temporal Pattern Discovery method to estimate risk by combining a self-controlled and cohort design. It is designed to run against observational databases in the OMOP Common Data Model.
library(SelfControlledCohort)
connectionDetails <- createConnectionDetails(dbms = "postgresql",
user = "joe",
password = "secret",
server = "myserver")
exposureOutcomePairs = data.frame(outcomeId = c(196794, 196794, 312648),
exposurId = c(1501700, 1545958, 1551803))
ictpdData <- getDbIctpdData(connectionDetails,
cdmDatabaseSchema = "cdm_schema.dbo",
exposureOutcomePairs = exposureOutcomePairs)
ictpdResults <- calculateStatisticsIC(ictpdData)
ictpdResults
Requires R (version 3.1.0 or higher). Libraries used in this package require Java.


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12 March 2012 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has notified WHO of a new case of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.
The case is a 24 year-old female from Bengkulu Province. She developed fever on 23 February 2012 and was hospitalized on the following day. She had breathing difficulty, her condition deteriorated and she died on 1 March 2012.
Epidemiological investigation conducted by a team of public health and animal health authorities indicated an exposure to a potentially contaminated environment where sudden deaths of poultry had recently occurred.
The case was confirmed by the National Institute of Health Research and Development, Ministry of Health.
To date, of the 187 cases reported in Indonesia since 2005, 155 have been fatal.


Ruby on Rails cache workflow
Ruby on Rails cache workflow
Alexander Rozumii
github.com/brain-geek
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Very minimal utils that are required in order to write reasonable JS-only crypto module.
```js const utils = require(‘minimalistic-crypto-utils’);
utils.toArray(‘abcd’, ‘hex’); utils.encode([ 1, 2, 3, 4 ], ‘hex’); utils.toHex([ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]); ```
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This is mostly in place of a lorem ipsum for now, but basically I grew increasingly bored with the default checkboxes that browsers render (which, as most any Web Developer knows,
are practically impossible to style). So, inspired by this, I decided to work on a simple
method for replacing the checkboxes with more easily stylizable elements and this is the result.
This is only the first iteration so hopefully there will be easier integration and more customization available in the future.
Usage
For basic usage, just download the library and include the Javascript and CSS. Then all you need to do is call
stylizedCheckbox('id');
and you now have a beautiful checkbox that works just like a normal one does.
Full example:
<input type="checkbox" id="exampleCheckbox" />
<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
stylizedCheckbox('exampleCheckbox');
});
</script>
Additional Styles
The Stylized Checkboxes are created by manipulating the border properties of an empty element. At this time, the easiest way to apply additional styling is just overriding the styling of the elements how you wish:
.emptyCheckbox
is the class for the initial basic box. The element always retains this class, even when in another state.
.filledCheckbox
is the class for the checkmark.
When you call stylizedCheckbox(id)
, the stylized checkbox that is generated is given the id of id + 'CheckboxReplacement'
. For example,
calling stylizedCheckbox('exampleId')
will generate a stylized checkbox with the id exampleIdCheckboxReplacement
. This allows you to style specific
checkboxes without affecting other checkboxes.
Example:
#usageCheckboxCheckboxReplacement.filledCheckbox {
border-color: rgb(199, 16, 229);
height: 10px;
width: 25px;
}
Adding Click Functionality
To add additional functionality on click, just pass a function into the stylizedCheckbox
function as its second parameter.
Example:
stylizedCheckbox('myCheckbox', function() {
alert('Used awesome checkbox!');
});


Summary
This processor publishes the contents of the incoming FlowFile to a JMS compliant messaging system.
This processor does two things. It constructs JMS Message by extracting FlowFile contents (both body and attributes).
Once message is constructed it is sent to a pre-configured JMS Destination.
Standard JMS Headers
will be extracted from the FlowFile and set on javax.jms.Message as JMS headers while other
FlowFile attributes will be set as properties of javax.jms.Message. Upon success the incoming FlowFile is transferred
to the success Relationship and upon failure FlowFile is
penalized and transferred to the failure Relationship.
Configuration Details
At the time of writing this document it only defines the essential configuration properties which are suitable for most cases.
Other properties will be defined later as this component progresses.
Configuring PublishJMS:
- User Name - [OPTIONAL] User Name used for authentication and authorization when this processor obtains javax.jms.Connection
from the pre-configured javax.jms.ConnectionFactory (see below).
- Password - [OPTIONAL] Password used in conjunction with User Name.
- Destination Name - [REQUIRED] the name of the javax.jms.Destination.
Usually provided by administrator (e.g., 'topic://myTopic').
- Destination Type - [OPTIONAL] the type of the javax.jms.Destination. Could be one of 'QUEUE' or 'TOPIC'
Usually provided by the administrator. Defaults to 'TOPIC'.
- Session Cache size - [OPTIONAL] Specify the desired size for the JMS Session cache (per JMS Session type). This cache
size is the maximum limit for the number of cached Sessions.
Usually provided by the administrator (e.g., '2453'). Defaults to '1'.
- Connection Factory Service - [REQUIRED] link to a pre-configured instance of org.apache.nifi.jms.cf.JMSConnectionFactoryProvider.


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How is it Diagnosed?
Based on presence of any one of the following Cardinal signs.
| Sr. No |
Cardinal Signs of Leprosy |
Method of Eliciting |
| 1 |
Hypopigmented or reddish
Skin lesion(s) with definite loss of sensation |
Anaesthesia on the patch to be elicited by testing for touch, pain and temp. sensation |
| 2 |
Thickening of peripheral nerves with loss of sensation and weakness of the muscles of the hands, feet or face |
Examination of peripheral nerves e.g 1) Greater Auricular 2) Radial 3) Ulnar 4) Median 5) Lateral Popliteal 6) Posterior Tibial etc. |
| 3 |
Demonstration of Mycobacterium Leprae (M.leprae) in the lesions |
Acid fast staining and examination Under oil immersion microscope |
The first two cardinal signs can be identified by clinical examination alone while the third by examination of the slit skin smear under the microscope. Bacteriological examination has been discontinued in the programme.
Pre–requisites of Good Clinical Examination
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- Assurance & counseling of patients and/or family.
- Essentially in good daylight.
- Exam. of whole body with courtesy & respect to patient's privacy.
- Examination of female patient as far as possible by a female doctor or at least in the presence of one female.
Clinical Examination of Leprosy
- The location of skin lesions be marked on a simple body outline.
- One or few typical skin lesions should be tested for loss of sensation.
- The main peripheral nerve trunks should be palpated to certain any thickening and tenderness.
- Eyes, hands and feet should be examined.
Field classification of leprosy for purpose of MDT
| Clinical Manifestation |
PB (Pauci–Bacilli) |
MB (Multi Bacillary) |
| Skin Lesion |
Upto 5 lesion |
6 and above |
| Nerve involvement |
No nerve involvement or only one nerve involvement |
more than one nerve trunk involvement |


Initial Setup
Since an Android app does not require a specific VM to be built on, we can just follow the steps in the iOS guide.
Handle Dependencies
To install dependencies of the Android app, simply run a yarn install task.
Build the app
On Android, the configurations for building the app are in the gradle file. The task below uses the config in the gradleWrapperFile to build the app.
Sign the app
We can generate an authentication key to sign the Android app using Visual Studio. When we have a .keystore file, signing the app is done by using the AndroidSigning task on Azure.
Publish build Artifact
The part for publishing the build artifact is a boilerplate code and is included in the full version of the pipeline below. Further, you can check out TODO to learn how to create a release pipeline to push the .apk to AppCenter.


Static Method Summary
| Static Public Methods | ||
| public static |
of(param: RouteParams): Route Static helper method to create a new instance of Route |
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(param: RouteParams) |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public get |
Helper method to return excat path of the component |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
build(match: RouteMatch, state: RouteState, router: Router, view: Page): * Builds a route's view |
|
| public |
Clones new instance of the route |
|
| public |
Clones route's path and returns |
|
| public |
Returns redirection path |
|
| public |
getUrlPath(): string Returns route path as string |
|
| public |
Route has a path |
|
| public |
Queries if specified url match to the route path |
|
| public |
onPrematch(match: RouteMatch): boolean Triggered before when an exact match happends. |
|
| public |
|
|
| public |
String presentation of the component |
Static Public Methods
public static of(param: RouteParams): Route source
Static helper method to create a new instance of Route
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| param | RouteParams |
Public Constructors
public constructor(param: RouteParams) source
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| param | RouteParams |
Public Members
Public Methods
public build(match: RouteMatch, state: RouteState, router: Router, view: Page): * source
Builds a route's view
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| match | RouteMatch | ||
| state | RouteState | ||
| router | Router | ||
| view | Page |
Return:
| * |
public matchPath(url: string): Match source
Queries if specified url match to the route path
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| url | string |
Return:
| Match |
public onPrematch(match: RouteMatch): boolean source
Triggered before when an exact match happends. If the onBeforeMatch eventhandler is set and onBeforeMatch returns 'true' then match happends or onBeforeMatch returns 'false' then match is blocked
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| match | RouteMatch |


Name your Goal Name should be of 10-100 characters
duration Should be less than 365 days.
Yourself Others


Match looks for a pattern within a larger text. This implementation of match is fuzzy, meaning it can find a match even if the pattern contains errors and doesn't exactly match what is found in the text. This implementation also accepts an expected location, near which the match should be found. The candidate matches are scored based on a) the number of spelling differences between the pattern and the text and b) the distance between the candidate match and the expected location. The match balance parameter sets the relative importance of these two metrics.
Aproximate pattern to search for in the text. Due to limitations of the Bitap algorithm, the pattern has a limited length.
Aproximately where in the text is the pattern expected to be found?
Determines which is more important, spelling or location. A balance of '0.1' matches nearly exact spelling at almost any location,
a balance of '0.9' matches almost any spelling at nearly the exact location.
At what point does the match algorithm give up. A threshold of '0.1' requires an almost perfect match, a threshold of '0.9' is much more forgiving.


The ironic song from the Wales fans to Mijatovic about Bale
by BeSoccerPedja Mijatovic words about Gareth Bale's preferences has caused a stir in the world of football. So much so that they pulled out a flag that said "Wales. Golf. Madrid. In that order."
It was the account 'WelshFootyFlags' who published a flag echoing Pedja Mijatovic's words. The former footballer criticised the Real Madrid player for his attitude.
There are few occasions when someone from outside Real Madrid has criticised Bale's attitude towards the team, compared to when he plays for Wales.
In this way, the flag, requested by a Twitter user and made by MrFlag, according to 'AS', recalls Mijatovic's words about the Wales star.
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The install script installs Docker and configures Nginx with Let's encrypt! Run the following inside SSH.
git clone https://github.com/cschlay/dplhooks.git
cd dplhooks
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Section 11: Constraint Attributes¶
This section describes the constraint attributes that can be associated with deftemplates and defclasses so that type checking can be performed on slot values when template facts and instances are created. The constraint information is also analyzed for the patterns on the LHS of a rule to determine if the specified constraints prevent the rule from ever firing.
Two types of constraint checking are supported: static and dynamic. When static constraint checking is enabled, constraint violations are checked when function calls and constructs are parsed. This includes constraint checking between patterns on the LHS of a rule when variables are used in more than one slot. When dynamic constraint checking is enabled, newly created data objects (such as deftemplate facts and instances) have their slot values checked for constraint violations. Essentially, static constraint checking occurs when a CLIPS program is loaded and dynamic constraint checking occurs when a CLIPS program is running. By default, static constraint checking is enabled and dynamic constraint checking is disabled. The default behavior can be changed by using the set-static-constraint-checking and set-dynamic-constraint-checking functions.
Unless dynamic constraint checking is enabled, constraint information associated with constructs is not saved when a binary image is created using the bsave command.
The general syntax for constraint attributes is shown following.
Syntax
<constraint-attribute> ::= <type-attribute>?|
<allowed-constant-attribute> |
<range-attribute> |
<cardinality-attribute>
11.1 Type Attribute¶
The type attribute allows the types of values to be stored in a slot to be restricted.
Syntax
<type-attribute> ::= (type <type-specification>)
<type-specification> ::= <allowed-type>+ | ?VARIABLE
<allowed-type> ::= SYMBOL | STRING | LEXEME |
INTEGER | FLOAT | NUMBER |
INSTANCE-NAME | INSTANCE-ADDRESS | INSTANCE |
EXTERNAL-ADDRESS | FACT-ADDRESS
Using NUMBER for this attribute is equivalent to using both INTEGER and FLOAT. Using LEXEME for this attribute is equivalent to using both SYMBOL and STRING. Using INSTANCE for this attribute is equivalent to using both INSTANCE-NAME and INSTANCE-ADDRESS. ?VARIABLE allows any type to be stored.
11.2 Allowed Constant Attributes¶
The allowed constant attributes allow the constant values of a specific type that can be stored in a slot to be restricted. The list of values provided should either be a list of constants of the specified type or the keyword ?VARIABLE which means any constant of that type is allowed. The allowed-values attribute allows the slot to be restricted to a specific set of values (encompassing all types). Note the difference between using the attribute (allowed-symbols red green blue) and (allowed-values red green blue). The allowed-symbols attribute states that if the value is of type symbol, then its value must be one of the listed symbols. The allowed-values attribute completely restricts the allowed values to the listed values. The allowed-classes attribute does not restrict the slot value in the same manner as the other allowed constant attributes. Instead, if this attribute is specified and the slot value is either an instance address or instance name, then the class to which the instance belongs must be a class specified in the allowed-classes attribute or be a subclass of one of the specified classes.
Syntax
<allowed-constant-attribute> ::= (allowed-symbols?<symbol-list>) |
(allowed-strings <string-list>) |
(allowed-lexemes <lexeme-list> |
(allowed-integers?<integer-list>) |
(allowed-floats?<float-list>) |
(allowed-numbers?<number-list>) |
(allowed-instance-names <instance-list>) |
(allowed-classes <class-name-list>)
(allowed-values?<value-list>)
<symbol-list> ::= <symbol>+ | ?VARIABLE
<string-list> ::= <string>+ | ?VARIABLE
<lexeme-list> ::= <lexeme>+ | ?VARIABLE
<integer-list> ::= <integer>+ | ?VARIABLE
<float-list> ::= <float>+ | ?VARIABLE
<number-list> ::= <number>+ | ?VARIABLE
<instance-name-list> ::= <instance-name>+ | ?VARIABLE
<class-name-list> ::= <class-name>+ | ?VARIABLE
<value-list> ::= <constant>+ | ?VARIABLE
Specifying the allowed-lexemes attribute is equivalent to specifying constant restrictions on both symbols and strings. A string or symbol must match one of the constants in the attribute list. Type conversion from symbols to strings and strings to symbols is not performed. Similarly, specifying the allowed-numbers attribute is equivalent to specifying constant restrictions on both integers and floats. In CLIPS 5.1, type conversion of integers to floats and floats to integers was performed when using the allowed-numbers attribute (thus using allowed-numbers was not equivalent to using both the allowed-integers and allowed-floats attributes together). In CLIPS 6.0, this type conversion is no longer performed. The allowed-instances attribute found in CLIPS 5.1 is no longer supported. The allowed-instance-names attribute should be used in its place.
11.3 Range Attribute¶
The range attribute allows a numeric range to be specified for a slot when a numeric value is used in that slot. If a numeric value is not used in that slot, then no checking is performed.
Syntax
<range-attribute> ::= (range <range-specification> <range-specification>)
<range-specification> ::= <number> | ?VARIABLE
Either integers or floats can be used in the range specification with the first value to the range attribute signifying the minimum allowed value and the second value signifying the maximum value. Integers will be temporarily converted to floats when necessary to perform range comparisons. If the keyword ?VARIABLE is used for the minimum value, then the minimum value is negative infinity (-8). If the keyword ?VARIABLE is used for the maximum value, then the maximum value is positive infinity (+8). The range attribute cannot be used in conjunction with the allowed-values, allowed-numbers, allowed-integers, or allowed-floats attributes.
11.4 Cardinality Attribute¶
The cardinality attribute restricts the number of fields that can be stored in a multifield slot. This attribute can not be used with a single field slot.
Syntax
<cardinality-attribute> ::= (cardinality <cardinality-specification>
<cardinality-specification>)
<cardinality-specification> ::= <integer> | ?VARIABLE
Only integers can be used in the cardinality specification with the first value to the cardinality attribute signifying the minimum number of fields that can be stored in the slot and the second value signifying the maximum number of fields which can be stored in the slot. If the keyword ?VARIABLE is used for the minimum value, then the minimum cardinality is zero. If the keyword ?VARIABLE is used for the maximum value, then the maximum cardinality is positive infinity (+8). If the cardinality is not specified for a multifield slot, then it is assumed to be zero to infinity.
The min-number-of-elements and max-number-of-elements attributes found in CLIPS 5.1 are no longer supported. The cardinality attribute should be used in their place.
11.5 Deriving a Default Value From Constraints¶
Default values for deftemplate and instance slots are automatically derived from the constraints for the slots if an explicit default value is not specified. The following rules are used (in order) to determine the default value for a slot with an unspecified default value.
1) The default type for the slot is chosen from the list of allowed types for the slot in the following order of precedence: SYMBOL, STRING, INTEGER, FLOAT, INSTANCE-NAME, INSTANCE-ADDRESS, FACT-ADDRESS, EXTERNAL-ADDRESS.
2) If the default type has an allowed constant restriction specified (such as the allowed-integers attribute for the INTEGER type), then the first value specified in the allowed constant attribute is chosen as the default value.
3) If the default value was not specified by step 2 and the default type is INTEGER or FLOAT and the range attribute is specified, then the minimum range value is used as the default value if it is not ?VARIABLE, otherwise, the maximum range value is used if it is not ?VARIABLE.
4) If the default value was not specified by step 2 or 3, then the default default value is used. This value is nil for type SYMBOL, “” for type STRING, 0 for type INTEGER, 0.0 for type FLOAT, [nil] for type INSTANCE-NAME, a pointer to a dummy instance for type INSTANCE-ADDRESS, a pointer to a dummy fact for type FACT-ADDRESS, and the NULL pointer for type EXTERNAL-ADDRESS.
5) If the default value is being derived for a single field slot, then the default value derived from steps 1 through 4 is used. The default value for a multifield slot is a multifield value of length zero. However, if the multifield slot has a minimum cardinality greater than zero, then a multifield value with a length of the minimum cardinality is created and the default value that would be used for a single field slot is stored in each field of the multifield value.
11.6 Constraint Violation Examples¶
The following examples illustrate some of the types of constraint violations that CLIPS can detect.
Example 1
CLIPS>
(deftemplate bar
(slot a (type SYMBOL INTEGER))
(slot b (type INTEGER FLOAT))
(slot c (type SYMBOL STRING)))
CLIPS>
(defrule error
(bar (a ?x))
(bar (b ?x))
(bar (c ?x))
=>)
[RULECSTR1] Variable ?x in CE #3 slot c
has constraint conflicts which make the pattern unmatchable
ERROR:
(defrule MAIN::error-4
(bar (a ?x))
(bar (b ?x))
(bar (c ?x))
=>)
CLIPS>
The first occurrence of the variable ?x in slot a of the first pattern restricts its allowed types to either a symbol or integer. The second occurrence of ?x in slot b of the second pattern further restricts its allowed types to only integers. The final occurence of ?x in the third pattern generates an error because slot c expects ?x to be either a symbol or a string, but its only allowed type is an integer.
Example 2
CLIPS>
(deftemplate foo (multislot x (cardinality ?VARIABLE 2)))
CLIPS>
(deftemplate bar (multislot y (cardinality ?VARIABLE 3)))
CLIPS>
(deftemplate woz (multislot z (cardinality 7 ?VARIABLE)))
CLIPS>
(defrule MAIN::error
(foo (x $?x))
(bar (y $?y))
(woz (z $?x $?y))
=>)
[CSTRNCHK1] The group of restrictions found in CE #3
do not satisfy the cardinality restrictions for slot z
ERROR:
(defrule MAIN::error
(foo (x $?x))
(bar (y $?y))
(woz (z $?x $?y))
=>)
CLIPS>
The variable ?x, found in the first pattern, can have a maximum of two fields. The variable ?y, found in the second pattern, can have a maximum of three fields. Added together, both variables have a maximum of five fields. Since slot z in the the third pattern has a minimum cardinality of seven, the variables ?x and ?y cannot satisfy the minimum cardinality restriction for this slot.
Example 3
CLIPS> (clear)
CLIPS> (deftemplate foo (slot x (type SYMBOL)))
CLIPS>
(defrule error
(foo (x ?x))
(test (> ?x 10))
=>)
[RULECSTR2] Previous variable bindings of ?x caused the type
restrictions for argument #1 of the expression (> ?x 10)
found in CE #2 to be violated
ERROR:
(defrule MAIN::error
(foo (x ?x))
(test (> ?x 10))
=>)
CLIPS>
The variable ?x, found in slot x of the first pattern, must be a symbol. Since the > function expects numeric values for its arguments, an error occurs.