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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Constraint<V> |
The root interface in the constraint hierarchy.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ArrayElementConstraint<V> |
This class provides
SequenceElementConstraint implementation
that performs validation of array elements. |
| CapitalizeAllConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts to upper case first letters of all words in a string. |
| CapitalizeConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts to upper case first letter of first word in a string. |
| CascadeConstraint<V> |
This class provides
Constraint implementation that performs
cascade validation on an entity. |
| CheckConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint
interface that only checks value and doesn't modify it. |
| CoalesceConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces all whitespaces with single character in a string. |
| CollectionElementConstraint<V> |
This class provides
SequenceElementConstraint implementation
that performs validation of collection elements. |
| ConstraintAggregation<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint that
encapsulates other constraints to validate a value. |
| ConstraintComposition<V> |
This class provides
ConstraintAggregation implementation that
is composition of the encapsulated constraints. |
| ConstraintConjunction<V> |
This class provides
ConstraintAggregation implementation that
is conjunction of the encapsulated constraints. |
| ConstraintDisjunction<V> |
This class provides
ConstraintAggregation implementation that
is disjunction of the encapsulated constraints. |
| ConstraintFactory |
Defines a factory that allows to obtain
Constraint instances. |
| ConstraintGroupWrapper<V> |
This class provides ability to override groups of another constraint.
|
| ConstraintMessageWrapper<V> |
This class provides ability to override error message of another constraint.
|
| ConstraintNegation<V> |
This class provides
ConstraintAggregation implementation that
is negation of the encapsulated constraints. |
| ConstraintWrapper<V> |
This class provides convenient implementation of the
Constraint
that can be subclassed to wrap another constraint. |
| CorrectConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint
interface that modifies (corrects) value and never throws
ConstraintViolationException . |
| CustomConstraint<V> |
This class provides
Constraint implementation for custom
constraints. |
| DefaultComparator |
This class provides
java.util.Comparator implementation for
objects that implement java.lang.Comparable interface. |
| DefaultValueConstraint<V> |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces a null value with default value. |
| DespaceConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
removes all whitespaces from a string. |
| EmailAddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid email address. |
| EnumerationConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that checks whether the specified value is one of the allowed constants. |
| EnumerationConstraint.Default<V> |
This class provides default
EnumerationConstraint
implementation based on static set of constants. |
| FileExistsConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
existence of a file or directory. |
| FileSizeConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether size of a file is within allowed minimum and maximum bounds. |
| FutureDateConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a date is date in the future. |
| HostnameConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid internet hostname according to
RFC 1123. |
| IdentifierConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid identifier. |
| IdentityConstraint |
This class provides
Constraint implementation that just returns
value unchanged. |
| IgnoreCaseEnumerationConstraint |
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation based
on static set of case insensitive strings. |
| IllegalCharsetConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string not contains disallowed characters. |
| ImageSizeConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint that
checks whether the size of an image is within maximum bounds. |
| ImageSizeConstraint.AwtCodec |
This class provides
ImageSizeConstraint implementation for
java.awt.Image type. |
| ImageSizeConstraint.Context |
Context to be used by image codecs.
|
| ImageSizeConstraint.IOContext |
Context used by
ImageSizeConstraint.RawCodec . |
| ImageSizeConstraint.RawCodec |
This class provides
ImageSizeConstraint implementation for
byte[] type. |
| InetAddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid internet address (can be either hostname or IP
address). |
| InstanceOfConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a value is instance of one of allowed types. |
| Ip4AddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid IPv4 address. |
| Ip6AddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid IPv6 address. |
| IpAddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid IPv4 or IPv6 address. |
| IsFalseConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a boolean value is false . |
| IsNullConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a value is null . |
| IsTrueConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a boolean value is true . |
| LegalCharsetConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string contains allowed characters only. |
| LogLevelConstraint |
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation for
java.util.logging.Level known constants. |
| LowerCaseConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts a string to lower case. |
| MapKeyConstraint<V> |
This class provides
SequenceElementConstraint implementation
that performs validation of map keys. |
| MapValueConstraint<V> |
This class provides
SequenceElementConstraint implementation
that performs validation of map values. |
| MaxLengthConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
allows to cut length of a string. |
| MimeTypeConstraint |
This class provides
RegexConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid MIME type representation. |
| NotBlankConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that
checks whether a string is not null or empty. |
| NotEmptyConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that checks whether a value is not empty. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.ArrayType |
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
all array types. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.CollectionType |
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
all JDK java.util.Collection types. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.MapType |
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
all JDK java.util.Map types. |
| NotEmptyConstraint.StringType |
This class provides
NotEmptyConstraint implementation for
java.lang.String type. |
| NotNullConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a value is not null . |
| NullifyConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces an empty string with null . |
| PastDateConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a date is date in the past. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that applies binary comparison operator to a value and other property. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint.EqualToOp<V> |
This class provides
PropertyComparisonConstraint
implementation that applies == operator to a value and
other property. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint.GreaterThanEqualOp<V> |
This class provides
PropertyComparisonConstraint
implementation that applies >= operator to a value and
other property. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint.GreaterThanOp<V> |
This class provides
PropertyComparisonConstraint
implementation that applies > operator to a value and
other property. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint.LessThanEqualOp<V> |
This class provides
PropertyComparisonConstraint
implementation that applies <= operator to a value and
other property. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint.LessThanOp<V> |
This class provides
PropertyComparisonConstraint
implementation that applies < operator to a value and
other property. |
| PropertyComparisonConstraint.NotEqualToOp<V> |
This class provides
PropertyComparisonConstraint
implementation that applies != operator to a value and
other property. |
| RangeConstraint<V> |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a value is within allowed minimum and maximum range. |
| RegexConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string matches the regular expression. |
| RemoveNullElementsConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
CorrectConstraint
that removes all null elements from a sequence. |
| RemoveNullElementsConstraint.ArrayType |
This class provides
RemoveNullElementsConstraint
implementation for all array types. |
| RemoveNullElementsConstraint.CollectionType |
This class provides
RemoveNullElementsConstraint
implementation for all JDK java.util.Collection types. |
| ReplaceConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
Replaces each substring of a string that matches the given regular
expression with the given replacement. |
| SequenceElementConstraint<V,E> |
This class provides base implementation of the
Constraint that
uses another constraint to validate elements of a sequence. |
| SetNullConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces a value with null . |
| SizeConstraint<V> |
This class provides base implementation of the
CheckConstraint
that checks whether the size of a value is within allowed minimum and
maximum bounds. |
| SizeConstraint.ArrayType |
This class provides
SizeConstraint implementation for all
array types. |
| SizeConstraint.CollectionType |
This class provides
SizeConstraint implementation for all
JDK java.util.Collection types. |
| SizeConstraint.MapType |
This class provides
SizeConstraint implementation for all
JDK java.util.Map types. |
| SizeConstraint.StringType |
This class provides
SizeConstraint implementation for
java.lang.String type. |
| SupportedEncodingConstraint |
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a string is in list of available charset names supported by
JRE. |
| SupportedImageMimeConstraint |
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a string is in list of available image MIME types supported
by javax.imageio.ImageIO . |
| SupportedLocaleConstraint |
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a locale is in list of available locales supported by JRE. |
| SupportedTimeZoneConstraint |
This class provides
EnumerationConstraint implementation that
checks whether a time zone is in list of available time zones supported by
JRE. |
| SysdateConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
replaces a null date with current system date. |
| TrimConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
removes leading and trailing whitespaces from a string. |
| UpperCaseConstraint |
This class provides
CorrectConstraint implementation that
converts a string to upper case. |
| UriAddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid URI reference. |
| UrlAddressConstraint |
This class provides
CheckConstraint implementation that checks
whether a string is valid URL reference. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| ImageAdjust |
Image size adjust mode.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ConstraintViolationException |
Thrown to indicate that constraint validation fails.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Capitalize |
Converts to upper case first letter of first word in the annotated string.
|
| Capitalize.List |
Defines several
@Capitalize annotations on the same element. |
| CapitalizeAll |
Converts to upper case first letters of all words in the annotated string.
|
| CapitalizeAll.List |
Defines several
@CapitalizeAll annotations on the same
element. |
| Cascade |
Performs cascade validation on the annotated element.
|
| Cascade.List |
Defines several
@Cascade annotations on the same element. |
| Coalesce |
Replaces all whitespaces with single character in the annotated string.
|
| Coalesce.List |
Defines several
@Coalesce annotations on the same element. |
| Composition |
Composition of constraints of the annotated element.
|
| Conjunction |
Conjunction of constraints of the annotated element.
|
| ConstrainedBy |
Link between a constraint annotation and its
Constraint
implementations. |
| DefaultValue |
Replaces
null value of the annotated element with default value. |
| DefaultValue.List |
Defines several
@DefaultValue annotations on the same
element. |
| Despace |
Removes all whitespaces from the annotated string.
|
| Despace.List |
Defines several
@Despace annotations on the same element. |
| Disjunction |
Disjunction of constraints of the annotated element.
|
| EmailAddress |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid email address.
|
| EmailAddress.List |
Defines several
@EmailAddress annotations on the same
element. |
| Enumeration |
Checks whether value of the annotated element is one of the allowed constants.
|
| Enumeration.List |
Defines several
@Enumeration annotations on the same
element. |
| EqualTo |
Applies
== operator to the annotated element and property
specified by this annotation. |
| EqualTo.List |
Defines several
@EqualTo annotations on the same element. |
| FileExists |
Checks existence of the annotated file or directory.
|
| FileExists.List |
Defines several
@FileExists annotations on the same element. |
| FileSize |
Checks whether size of the annotated file is within allowed minimum and
maximum bounds.
|
| FileSize.List |
Defines several
@FileSize annotations on the same element. |
| FutureDate |
Checks whether the annotated date is a date in the future.
|
| FutureDate.List |
Defines several
@FutureDate annotations on the same element. |
| GreaterThan |
Applies
> operator to the annotated element and property
specified by this annotation. |
| GreaterThan.List |
Defines several
@GreaterThan annotations on the same
element. |
| GreaterThanEqual |
Applies
>= operator to the annotated element and property
specified by this annotation. |
| GreaterThanEqual.List |
Defines several
@GreaterThanEqual annotations on the same
element. |
| Hostname |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid internet hostname.
|
| Hostname.List |
Defines several
@Hostname annotations on the same element. |
| Identifier |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid identifier.
|
| Identifier.List |
Defines several
@Identifier annotations on the same element. |
| IgnoreCaseEnumeration |
Checks whether the annotated string is one of the allowed constants (case
insensitive matching).
|
| IgnoreCaseEnumeration.List |
Defines several
@IgnoreCaseEnumeration annotations on the
same element. |
| IllegalCharset |
Checks whether the annotated string not contains disallowed characters.
|
| IllegalCharset.List |
Defines several
@IllegalCharset annotations on the same
element. |
| ImageSize |
Checks whether the size of the annotated image is within maximum bounds.
|
| ImageSize.List |
Defines several
@ImageSize annotations on the same element. |
| InetAddress |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid internet address (can be either
hostname or IP address).
|
| InetAddress.List |
Defines several
@InetAddress annotations on the same
element. |
| InstanceOf |
Checks whether the annotated object is instance of one of allowed types.
|
| InstanceOf.List |
Defines several
@InstanceOf annotations on the same element. |
| Ip4Address |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid IPv4 address.
|
| Ip4Address.List |
Defines several
@Ip4Address annotations on the same element. |
| Ip6Address |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid IPv6 address.
|
| Ip6Address.List |
Defines several
@Ip6Address annotations on the same element. |
| IpAddress |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid IPv4 or IPv6 address.
|
| IpAddress.List |
Defines several
@IpAddress annotations on the same element. |
| IsFalse |
Checks whether the annotated boolean value is
false . |
| IsFalse.List |
Defines several
@IsFalse annotations on the same
element. |
| IsNull |
Checks whether the annotated object is
null . |
| IsNull.List |
Defines several
@IsNull annotations on the same element. |
| IsTrue |
Checks whether the annotated boolean value is
true . |
| IsTrue.List |
Defines several
@IsTrue annotations on the same element. |
| LegalCharset |
Checks whether the annotated string contains allowed characters only.
|
| LegalCharset.List |
Defines several
@LegalCharset annotations on the same
element. |
| LessThan |
Applies
< operator to the annotated element and property
specified by this annotation. |
| LessThan.List |
Defines several
@LessThan annotations on the same element. |
| LessThanEqual |
Applies
<= operator to the annotated element and property
specified by this annotation. |
| LessThanEqual.List |
Defines several
@LessThanEqual annotations on the same
element. |
| LowerCase |
Converts the annotated string to lower case.
|
| LowerCase.List |
Defines several
@LowerCase annotations on the same element. |
| Max |
Checks whether value of the annotated element is not greater than allowed
maximum value.
|
| Max.List |
Defines several
@Max annotations on the same element. |
| MaxLength |
Cuts length of the annotated string.
|
| MaxLength.List |
Defines several
@MaxLength annotations on the same element. |
| MaxSize |
Checks whether value size of the annotated element is not greater than
allowed maximum size.
|
| MaxSize.List |
Defines several
@MaxSize annotations on the same element. |
| MimeType |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid MIME type representation.
|
| MimeType.List |
Defines several
@MimeType annotations on the same element. |
| Min |
Checks whether value of the annotated element is not less than allowed
minimum value.
|
| Min.List |
Defines several
@Min annotations on the same element. |
| MinSize |
Checks whether value size of the annotated element is not less than allowed
minimum size.
|
| MinSize.List |
Defines several
@MinSize annotations on the same element. |
| Negation |
Negation of constraints of the annotated element.
|
| NotBlank |
Checks whether the annotated string is not
null or empty. |
| NotBlank.List |
Defines several
@NotBlank annotations on the same element. |
| NotEmpty |
Checks whether value of the annotated element is not empty.
|
| NotEmpty.List |
Defines several
@NotEmpty annotations on the same element. |
| NotEqualTo |
Applies
!= operator to the annotated element and property
specified by this annotation. |
| NotEqualTo.List |
Defines several
@NotEqualTo annotations on the same element. |
| NotNull |
Checks whether the annotated object is not
null . |
| NotNull.List |
Defines several
@NotNull annotations on the same element. |
| Nullify |
Replaces the annotated empty string with
null . |
| Nullify.List |
Defines several
@Nullify annotations on the same element. |
| PastDate |
Checks whether the annotated date is a date in the past.
|
| PastDate.List |
Defines several
@PastDate annotations on the same element. |
| Range |
Checks whether value of the annotated object is within allowed minimum and
maximum range.
|
| Range.List |
Defines several
@Range annotations on the same element. |
| Regex |
Checks whether the annotated string matches the regular expression (see
java.util.regex.Pattern for more information). |
| Regex.List |
Defines several
@Regex annotations on the same element. |
| RemoveNullElements |
Removes all
null elements from the annotated sequence. |
| RemoveNullElements.List |
Defines several
@RemoveNullElements annotations on the same
element. |
| Replace |
Replaces each substring of the annotated string that matches the given
regular expression with the given replacement.
|
| Replace.List |
Defines several
@Replace annotations on the same element. |
| SetNull |
Replaces value of the annotated element with
null . |
| SetNull.List |
Defines several
@SetNull annotations on the same element. |
| Size |
Checks whether value size of the annotated element is within allowed minimum
and maximum bounds.
|
| Size.List |
Defines several
@Size annotations on the same element. |
| SupportedEncoding |
Checks whether the annotated string is in list of available charset names
supported by JRE.
|
| SupportedEncoding.List |
Defines several
@SupportedEncoding annotations on the same element. |
| SupportedImageMime |
Checks whether the annotated string is in list of available image MIME types
supported by
javax.imageio.ImageIO . |
| SupportedImageMime.List |
Defines several
@SupportedImageMime annotations on the same element. |
| SupportedLocale |
Checks whether the annotated locale is in list of available locales
supported by JRE.
|
| SupportedLocale.List |
Defines several
@SupportedLocale annotations on the same element. |
| SupportedTimeZone |
Checks whether the annotated time zone is in list of available time zones
supported by JRE.
|
| SupportedTimeZone.List |
Defines several
@SupportedTimeZone annotations on the same element. |
| Sysdate |
Replaces
null value of the annotated date with system date. |
| Sysdate.List |
Defines several
@Sysdate annotations on the same element. |
| Trim |
Removes leading and trailing whitespaces from the annotated string.
|
| Trim.List |
Defines several
@Trim annotations on the same element. |
| UpperCase |
Converts the annotated string to upper case.
|
| UpperCase.List |
Defines several
@UpperCase annotations on the same element. |
| UriAddress |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid URI reference.
|
| UriAddress.List |
Defines several
@UriAddress annotations on the same element. |
| UrlAddress |
Checks whether the annotated string is valid URL reference.
|
| UrlAddress.List |
Defines several
@UrlAddress annotations on the same element. |
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Welcome to My Page
Welcome to my brand new website.
This site will be my new
home on the web.
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The different epoch sub-transitions are tested individually with test handlers. The format is similar to block-processing state-transition tests. There is no “change” factor however, the transitions are pure functions with just the pre-state as input. Hence, the format is shared between each test-handler. (See test condition documentation on how to run the tests.)
meta.yaml
description: string -- Optional description of test case, purely for debugging purposes.
Tests should use the directory name of the test case as identifier, not the description.
bls_setting: int -- see general test-format spec.
pre.yaml
A YAML-encoded BeaconState
, the state before running the epoch sub-transition.
Also available as pre.ssz
.
post.yaml
A YAML-encoded BeaconState
, the state after applying the epoch sub-transition.
Also available as post.ssz
.
A handler of the epoch_processing
test-runner should process these cases,
calling the corresponding processing implementation (same name, prefixed with process_
).
This excludes the other parts of the epoch-transition.
The provided pre-state is already transitioned to just before the specific sub-transition of focus of the handler.
Sub-transitions:
justification_and_finalization
rewards_and_penalties
(limited to minimal
config)registry_updates
slashings
final_updates
The resulting state should match the expected post
state.
SSZ SimpleSerialize


The vanity URL code for this guild
var VanityURLCode?: string
The vanity URL code is string that precedes the "https://discord.gg/" part of the URL. The property is undefined
if the guild does not have a vanity URL code.
| Creating a Guild Instance |
|


A container is a holder object that stores a collection of other objects (its elements). They are implemented as class templates, which allows a great flexibility in the types supported as elements.
Because of new computing technologies, machine learning today is not like machine learning of the past. It was born from pattern recognition and the theory that computers can learn without being programmed to perform specific tasks; researchers interested in artificial intelligence wanted to see if computers could learn from data.


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Strictly Come Dancing's Gorka snubbed as Alex Scott's partner by bosses - because he went to Starbucks
Gorka Marquez was in the running to partner Alex Scott after Neil Jones's injury, according to reports
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistStrictly Come Dancing's Gorka was controversially snubbed for Kevin Clifton on the show, it has emerged.
Gorka Marquez was in the running to partner Alex Scott after Neil Jones's injury, according to reports.
But the professional dancer was snubbed by BBC bosses - because he went to Starbucks.
Clifton will once again step into the breach to partner the former Arsenal star.
Scott will partner the professional, who was dumped from the show earlier this series when partnered with Anneka Rice, on Saturday night's episode.
The pair performed a Ghostbusters inspired Halloween special last week.
One show insider said: "It would have been Gorka but he’d gone out for coffee and with 45 minutes to go, it needed to be the fastest option.
"Kevin was there, it was literally a case of grabbing the nearest person, so he got the gig.
"Now it seems unfair to swap partners again, so Kevin will dance with Alex for the second time."
Gorka was last year teamed with Katie Piper and prior to that reached the final with Alexandra Burke but this year missed out and is currently one of the background dancers.
Neil, 37, whose marriage to fellow pro dancer Katya ended this summer, injured his calf muscle during training before last Saturday’s show.
He is expected to be fully recovered for next weekend’s show.
Neil said: "No, I won't be dancing tomorrow. I've tried but it's just not ready yet. I'll be fine if I rest this weekend."
Hugging Alex, he added: "You nail the dance, go through, then I'll be ready for you on Monday morning."
Alex confessed: "It's been a strange week to be honest. Going back to ballroom I'm nervous anyway. I'm used to him [Neil]. It's really different dancing with someone else."
*Strictly Come Dancing airs this Saturday on BBC One


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FrAG-PELE. Fragment-based Automatic Growing.¶
FrAG a new tool for in silico hit-to-lead drug design, capable of growing a fragment into a core while exploring the protein-ligand conformational space.
The general workflow starts with the system preparation, where core and fragment are put together, followed by several growing stages, where various parallel Monte Carlo simulations are performed while increasing linearly the fragment characteristics. In each stage a clustering and spawning is done to trigger the next growing stage. Finally, a simulation analysis package scores best poses and retrieved its PDBs.
FrAG is build on top of Protein Energy Landscape Exploration (PELE) Software.
Requirements (you can use other versions of all modules, but they have not been tested with the newest version):
- Python >= 3.5.6
- AdaptivePELE >= 1.6.1
- Schrödinger’s Python = 2.7.13
- Schrödinger Preparation Wizard
- Biopython = 1.70
- Prody >= 1.10.10
- Pandas >= 1.0.1
- rdkit = 2019.09.3
Installation¶
- Installation
- Getting Started
- How to do it?
- Previous Requisites
- Growing of a fragment to a core
- Growing of two fragment to the same core
- Growing of a fragment to a previously grown fragment
- All together
- Launch simple FrAG-PELE simulation
- Growing a fragment specifying direction
- Growing through BOND-LIKE selection
- Growing by double or triple bonding
- How to do it?


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| Interface | Description |
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| EventContext |
Contains methods for registering/deregistering listeners to be notified of
events fired when objects named in a context changes.
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| EventDirContext |
Contains methods for registering listeners to be notified
of events fired when objects named in a directory context changes.
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This package defines the event notification operations of the Java Naming and Directory InterfaceTM (JNDI). JNDI provides naming and directory functionality to applications written in the Java programming language. It is designed to be independent of any specific naming or directory service implementation. Thus a variety of services--new, emerging, and already deployed ones--can be accessed in a common way.
This package defines a NamingEvent class to represent an event that is generated by a naming/directory service. It also defines subinterfaces of Context and DirContext, called EventContext and EventDirContext, through which applications can register their interest in events fired by the context.
NamingEvent represents an event that occurs in a naming or directory service. There are two categories of naming events:
An application, for example, can register its interest in changes to objects in a context as follows:
EventContext src = (EventContext)(new InitialContext()).lookup("o=wiz,c=us"); src.addNamingListener("ou=users", EventContext.ONELEVEL_SCOPE, new ChangeHandler()); ... class ChangeHandler implements ObjectChangeListener { public void objectChanged(NamingEvent evt) { System.out.println(evt.getNewBinding()); } public void namingExceptionThrown(NamingExceptionEvent evt) { System.out.println(evt.getException()); } }
When a listener instance invokes NamingEvent.getEventContext(), it must take into account the possibility that other threads will be working with that context concurrently. Likewise, when a listener is registered via addNamingListener(), the registering thread must take into account the likely possibility that the service provider will later invoke the listeners in newly-created threads. As Context instances are not guaranteed to be thread-safe in general, all context operations must be synchronized as needed.
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Horvat scores winner in shootout as Canucks edge Caps 2-1 - Barriere Star Journal
by The Canadian PressMarkstrom makes 32 saves for Vancouver
WASHINGTON — Jacob Markstrom stopped 32 shots and then denied seven more during an extended shootout, helping the Vancouver Canucks beat the Washington Capitals 2-1 on Saturday.
Elias Pettersson scored his 10th goal for Vancouver, which earned its second straight win since a stretch of seven losses in eight games. It was the Canucks’ 12th power-play goal in their last seven games.
Bo Horvat scored the decisive goal in the seventh round of the shootout.
Washington finished with one goal for the third time this season despite Vancouver losing defenceman Alexander Edler to an upper-body injury.
Jakub Vrana scored his 11th goal for the Capitals, and Braden Holtby made 32 saves.
Washington thought it had won the shootout on Lars Eller’s attempt in the fifth round. Originally credited as a goal, it was overturned after replays showed Eller’s shot striking Markstrom’s leg and then the post, but never crossing the goal line.
Vrana put Washington in front with a one-timer 2:22 into the game after Eller dug the puck off the boards to set him up.
Pettersson responded with six minutes left in the first, ripping another one-timer past Holtby’s glove side on a 5-on-3 power play during which defenceman Michal Kempny lost his stick.
The Canucks had a power-play chance in overtime after Evgeny Kuznetsov hooked Christopher Tanev, but Holtby denied Quinn Hughes and J.T. Miller.
On the other end, Markstrom twice stood up Alex Ovechkin inside the final minute of overtime.
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Welcome to the PushButton Engine!
PushButton Engine is a framework for Flash game development. Build your game with reusable gameplay, physics, rendering, and networking components - some written by others, and some written by you. There are lots of great libraries for game development on Flash, and PBEngine helps you use them more effectively.
For information on getting started, compiling the engine, editing the level format, explanation of the API, licensing, and further information, please see the PushButton Engine Manual.
The official PushButton Engine site is PushButtonEngine.com. You can learn more about the engine, browse the component store, and post your feedback and questions on the PushButton Engine Forums. The engine developers are active and will be there to help you out.
Our Google Code site is PushButtonEngine.GoogleCode.com. You can get the latest version of the SDK, browse our public SVN repository, report issues, and read documentation there.
You should read the Getting Started chapter of the manual. It tells you where everything is and how to build the SDK.
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CMAs 2019: Pregnant Maren Morris hits the red carpet in two-piece gown
by Nate DayMaren Morris hit the CMAs red carpet after announcing her pregnancy in October.
The "GIRL" singer, 29, wore a blue two-piece gown for country music's biggest night.
Morris announced her pregnancy on Instagram, baring her bump alongside her husband Ryan Hurd.
CMA AWARDS 2019: HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COUNTRY MUSIC'S BIGGEST NIGHT
"The irony is just too rich that after a year of living in the 'GIRL' headspace, the universe would give us a baby boy to even things out," Morris said in the announcement. "See you in 2020, little one."
DOLLY PARTON, PINK AND CHRIS STAPLETON AMONG CMA PERFORMERS
Hurd, also a country singer, opted for a black and navy suit, which was left unbuttoned to show a little chest.
The two posed together on the red carpet.
Morris has six CMA nominations this year, more than any other artist.
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by Nikhita Chulani, Nicholas WilliamsBrescia striker Mario Balotelli threatened to walk off the pitch after receiving racist abuse from Hellas Verona fans during the teams’ Serie A meeting on Sunday, but was convinced to stay on by his teammates and opposition players.
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The goal of a van der Meer (vdM) scan is to measure reference
cross sections for some configuration of detectors. In ALICE the
standard luminometers are provided by (i) the V0 and (ii) the T0
detectors, but other detectors can also be used as luminometers,
e.g. ZDC or AD.
A vdM scan consist of two parts: the horizontal and the
vertical scans. In the first one the distance along the
x-coordinate of the beams is varied in steps, the rate being
measured at each step, while the beams are kept at a zero
distance (head-on) in the y-coordinate. The second scan is
similar but the beams collide head-on in the x-coordinate and
move in the y-coordinate. There are also so-called offset scans
where the beams do not collide head-on in the fixed direction,
but with an offset. A data taking session where van der Meer
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consists, at least in ALICE during Run 2 at the LHC, of
two full scans and on ocasions an offset scan. In all cases,
there is also a so-called length-scale calibration run.
(Note that in 2018 we also had diagonal scans, these are not taken
into account yet in the macros described below.)
The basic formula for the luminosity
L of one interacting bunch crossing is
L=N1N2frev/(hxhy)
while for the cross section is:
σref=R(0,0)/L.
here, the effective beam widths are defined as
hx = [∫ dΔx R(Δx,0)]/R(0,0)
and hy = [∫
dΔy R(0,Δy)]/R(0,0)
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1,2 are the intensities of the colliding bunches
in beam 1 and beam 2, f
rev is the revolution frequency
of the accelerator, and R is the rate at a given separation of the
bunches in the x and y directions.
The measurement of a reference cross section requires then:
- The bunch intensities:
The bunch intensities are assumed constant in time in the
above formalism. In real life this is not so. Specially, the
intensity of lead beams decays substantially during a vdM
scan. Thus, a time in between the x and y scans is chosen to
measure the bunch intensities. Two different devices are
normally used to measure the intensities. The BPTX and the
fBCT. Both of them are calibrated with another device, the
DCCT.
- The rate of the reference process at each step:
The measured rates have to be corrected for the effects of
pile-up, background and the above mentioned intensity decay.
- The separations at each step:
The separations have to be corrected for beam drift and
beam-beam deflections. To compute these corrections a first
estimation of the reference cross section, using the nominal
separations, is needed.
There are other potential corrections and cross checks that have
to be performed.


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The name Turkey is derived from Middle Latin Turchia, i.e. the "land of the Turks", historically referring to an entirely different territory of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, which fell under the control of Turkic peoples in the early medieval period. The Republic of Turkey was created after the overthrow of Sultan Mehmet VI Vahdettin by the new Republican Parliament in 1922. This new regime delivered the coup de grâce to the Ottoman state which had been practically wiped away from the world stage following the First World War. And that's how The Republic of Turkey came about.
is largely the heritage of Ottoman cuisine, which can be described as a fusion and refinement of Central Asian, Middle Eastern and Balkan cuisines. Turkish cuisine has in turn influenced those and other neighbouring cuisines, including those of Southeast Europe (Balkans), Central Europe, and Western Europe. The Ottomans fused various culinary traditions of their realm with influences from Levantine cuisines, along with traditional Turkic elements from Central Asia (such as yogurt and mantı), creating a vast array of specialities—many with strong regional associations.
Turkish cuisine varies across the country. The cooking of Istanbul, Bursa, Izmir, Gaziantep, and rest of the Aegean region inherits many elements of Ottoman court cuisine, with a lighter use of spices, a preference for rice over bulgur, koftes and a wider availability of vegetable stews (türlü), eggplant, stuffed dolmas and fish. The cuisine of the Black Sea Region uses fish extensively, especially the Black Sea anchovy (hamsi) and includes maize dishes. The cuisine of the southeast (e.g. Urfa, Gaziantep, and Adana) is famous for its variety of kebabs, mezes and dough-based desserts such as baklava, şöbiyet, kadayıf, and künefe.


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scala- Start the interpreter with a dependency in the classpath:
scala -classpath filename.jar command- Execute a Scala script:
scala script.scala- Execute a `.jar` program:
scala filename.jar- Execute a single Scala command in the command-line:
scala -e command


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Second Query, Where we search for Earthquakes between the following Parameters
Third Query, Where we search for Earthquakes based upon Distance and Location
Quiz Query for finding out the range of Gap
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Total number of earthquakes above magnitude 5 are: {{count}}
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Mag Err |
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Location Source |
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public class TestArmaMatrix
extends java.lang.Object
Arma
.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
double |
_accu
The ground-truth sum of all values of
_testMatrix . |
double |
_determinant
The ground-truth determinant of
_testMatrix . |
double[] |
_norms
The ground-truth norms (Induced matrix 1-norm and Induced matrix 2-norm) of
_testMatrix . |
Mat |
_testMatrix
A matrix to be used for this test.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TestArmaMatrix() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.util.Collection<java.lang.Object[]> |
getTestMatrices()
Returns all test matrices used for this test.
|
void |
testAccu()
Tests
Arma.accu(Mat) by comparison with _determinant . |
void |
testDet()
Tests
Arma.det(Mat) by comparison with _determinant . |
void |
testNorm()
Tests
Arma.norm(Mat, int) by comparison with _norms . |
void |
testQr()
Tests
Arma.qr(Mat, Mat, Mat) by assertion that Q^t = Q^{-1} , i > j => r_{i,j} = 0 and Q*R = X holds. |
public Mat _testMatrix
public double _determinant
_testMatrix
.public double _accu
_testMatrix
.public double[] _norms
_testMatrix
.public static java.util.Collection<java.lang.Object[]> getTestMatrices()
public void testDet()
Arma.det(Mat)
by comparison with _determinant
. Only symmetric matrices are considered.public void testAccu()
Arma.accu(Mat)
by comparison with _determinant
.public void testQr()
Arma.qr(Mat, Mat, Mat)
by assertion that Q^t = Q^{-1}
, i > j => r_{i,j} = 0
and Q*R = X holds.
public void testNorm()
Arma.norm(Mat, int)
by comparison with _norms
.


Name
lua-oocairo-surface - Cairo surface objects
Introduction
All Cairo drawing operations are targeted at a surface, which represents a backend writing drawing instructions out to a vector graphics file (SVG, PDF, etc.) or drawing to a bitmap image. Surfaces are created with one of the top-level constructor functions listed in lua-oocairo(3).
Surface objects can be compared with the ==
operator. This will compare
the identity of the objects, so different Lua objects which refer to the
same cairo_surface_t
will compare as equal.
Methods
The following methods are available on surface objects.
- surf:copy_page ()
Same as
surf:show_page()
, but keeps whatever has been drawn on the current page for additional drawing on the next page.- surf:finish ()
Finish any drawing to the surface and disconnect from any external resources it uses, such as closing a file handle if it's writing output to a file. No more drawing can be done with this surface after calling this method.
- surf:flush ()
Finish any drawing work currently in progress.
- surf:get_content ()
Returns a string indicating what kind of content the surface has (colours and/or transparency). The return value will be one of the strings accepted by the
surface_create_similar
function (see lua-oocairo(3)).- surf:get_data ()
Returns the raw data for an image surface as a string, so that you can pass it to some other library or get the exact colours of each pixel. Returns nothing for surfaces which aren't image surfaces.
See the example program get-data.lua included with the distribution for some code to extract the colour values from pixels in the image data.
There are actually two values returned from this method, the data itself and the stride for it. The stride is the number of bytes of the string used for each line of the image. This is at least the width of the image multiplied by the number of bytes needed for each pixel, although it might be larger (in which case the extra bytes at the end of each line of pixels should be ignored). The length of the data will always be equal to the stride multipled by the image's height.
The data string will contain rows of pixels starting with the top row. Each row contains the pixels one after another, with no padding in between, starting from the left hand side.
The way individual pixels are stored depends on the image format, which can be queried with the
surf:get_format()
method. For colour images, that is ones with a format ofrgb24
orargb32
, each pixel will be four bytes in size. The alpha, red, green, and blue components will be in the order given by the stringCairo.BYTE_ORDER
. Onrgb24
images the alpha value should be ignored, although it will still be present (that is, the pixels will still be stored in 32 bits each, not 24 bits).If the format is
a8
then each pixel will be one byte. Thea1
format stores each pixel as one bit, in groups of 32 bits ordered according to the endianness of the platform (so if the last value returned from the method isargb
then the first pixel will be the most significant bit of the 32 bits, otherwise the reverse).- surf:get_device_offset ()
Returns two numbers, whichever ones were set with
surf:set_device_offset()
.- surf:get_eps ()
Returns a boolean value matching whatever was last set with
surf:set_eps()
, or throws an exception if surf is not a PostScript surface.- surf:get_fallback_resolution ()
Returns two numbers, the values set by
surf:set_fallback_resolution()
. Only available with Cairo 1.8 or better.- surf:get_font_options ()
Returns a new font options object containing the preferred options for rendering text on this surface. These options are used automatically when rendering text, so can usually be ignored, but might be useful if you want to render some text to an image internally and then present it on a surface on screen, in a widget of some sort.
See lua-oocairo-fontopt(3) for more about font options objects.
- surf:get_format ()
Return the pixel format for an image surface. Throws an exception for other surface types. The return value will be one of the strings accepted by the
image_surface_create
function (see lua-oocairo(3)).- surf:get_gdk_pixbuf ()
Creates a GdkPixbuf object containing the image currently held on an image surface. The return value is suitable for use with the Lua-Gnome library, for example as an icon. See the example program gtk-drawing.lua for an example showing that use.
Must be called on an image surface, otherwise it throws an exception. Also, it currently only supports the
rgb24
adnargb32
formats.Requires the Lua-Gnome package to have been installed and the
gtk
module to be loaded.- surf:get_height ()
Returns the height in pixels of an image surface, or throws an exception for other types.
- surf:get_type ()
Returns a string indicating what type of surface object surf is. The value will be one of the following:
- image
A bitmap image stored in a memory buffer.
Vector drawing into a Adobe™ PDF file.
- ps
Vector drawing into a PostScript file.
- svg
Vector drawing into an SVG file.
- xlib
An X window in a graphical user interface such as Gtk+.
Other values are theoretically possible, but there isn't yet any way to create them with this binding of Cairo.
- surf:get_width ()
Returns the width in pixels of an image surface, or throws an exception for other types.
- surf:has_show_text_glyphs ()
Returns true if this surface can use text cluster information to improve the quality of text information in the output. If true then it may be beneficial to use the
show_text_glyphs
method on a context object instead of theshow_glyphs
method, otherwise that will make no difference.Only available with Cairo 1.8 or better.
- surf:set_device_offset (x, y)
Set two numbers which are added to the x and y coordinates used for drawing after the current transformation matrix has been applied.
- surf:set_eps (eps)
On a PostScript surface this sets whether the output should be encapsulated PostScript or not. The value of eps is interpreted as boolean. Throws an exception if surf is not a PostScript surface.
- surf:set_fallback_resolution (x, y)
Set the resolution at which vector graphics are rendered to bitmaps when drawing something on a vector-based surface type which can't be directly represented. Has no effect on surfaces where the output is bitmapped anyway. The values of x and y must be numbers.
- surf:set_size (width, height)
Set the size in points of the next page of PostScript or PDF output. This should be called before any drawing has been done on the new page (probably just after creating the surface or just after the last
surf:show_page()
call). The values of width and height should be numbers. Throws an exception if surf isn't a PostScript or PDF surface.- surf:show_page ()
Starts a new page on surfaces which support that (such as PDF and PostScript).
- surf:write_to_png (file/filename)
Write the bitmap data from a surface out to the specified file in PNG format. The argument can be a filename or file handle.


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Polio in Nigeria: 'I opposed vaccinations until my son caught polio'
by Charles MgboluAdamu Misa used to chase health workers away from his home in northern Nigeria but now campaigns for vaccines after his son contracted polio.
His eight-year-old son Buhari went to bed one night healthy and strong. By morning, he had lost his ability to walk.
Scared, his father took him to a traditional healer, who said an evil spirit had attacked his son, and applied some herbs.
It was not until a neighbour said he suspected Buhari had polio that he was taken to the hospital where an immediate medical intervention saved him from the full effects of the virus.
"He cannot open his fingers fully like me," said Mr Misa as, five years later, he sits under a tree in their home outside Yola in Adamawa state, north-east Nigeria.
He now campaigns for child vaccination, lending his voice and presence to local health workers who face stiff resistance from people against vaccines - or anti-vaxxers - in his community.
"I have seen it on my child so anybody who says anything against vaccination, I will show him practical example with my child," he told the BBC.
Many parents in the Muslim-dominated northern Nigeria refuse to let their children receive life-saving vaccines because of unfounded beliefs, including that they are part of a Western plot to sterilise local women.
And it is not just a Nigerian problem.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), opposition to vaccines is currently a global problem.
There are instances of reluctance to accept the measles vaccine in parts of Europe, and the US, the human papillomavirus vaccine in Japan and India and the polio vaccine in parts of Pakistan.
'Village rumours'
Nigeria's health ministry says that children should get at least six vaccines against killer diseases, including polio, in their first year.
A child that misses any could be in danger.
At the local hospitals in Mr Misa's state there are more than enough vaccines to go round, but health workers there struggle to persuade parents to let their children have them.
There are reports of a rising number of anti-vaxxers in Nigeria, especially in the north.
They believe that vaccines were designed to control the population in Nigeria. With some 200 million people, it is Africa's most populous country and is projected to become the third most populous country in the world by 2050.
"My father had 13 [children] without vaccination and I thought if they could survive without vaccination then mine could too," said Mr Misa.
He currently has 10 children and plans to have 16 in his lifetime, and was twice away on a business trips when his first two were born and vaccinated.
Buhari is his third child.
"When I came back there were rumours in the village that if they vaccinate our children, there are some foreign organisations who remove something from their veins.
"So when I heard that, I said I won't let my child to be vaccinated."
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'My personal decision'
Adamu Bawuro is known by health workers as a hardcore anti-vaxxer.
He said his children were not vaccinated because he, himself, did not receive any as a child and so does not see the need.
"These World Health Organization, they are mobilising people, they are doing some investigation and what have you.
"I go through my internet, but nothing in the world will make me accept it. It is my personal decision," he said.
Opinions around vaccinations like those held by Mr Bawuro are totally unfounded, said Magnus Ogaraku, a medical doctor in the northern state of Kogi.
"Overwhelming scientific discoveries have proven that vaccines are safe, effective and potent and thus increase herd immunity in our communities," he told the BBC.
He agreed that there are instances where the body's immune system is able to suppress certain viruses and bacteria, "but some of them may have fallen ill in the past without knowing what the actual cause was".
The virus which causes polio is found in dirty water and generally unsanitary conditions.
In parts of Nigeria, open defecation is practised in water channels that are a source of drinking water, and this is one way in which an unvaccinated child can get infected.
That is why vaccinations are strongly encouraged.
Source: World Health Organization
Nigeria has not recorded any new cases of polio in the last three years and will be declared polio-free if it remains that way by mid-2020. But some people fear the disease may still be lingering on in remote areas where cases are not always officially recorded.
An ongoing struggle against a militant insurgency in the north-east of the country, not too far from Mr Misa's home in Adamawa state, means that there are some communities that are "inaccessible to health workers", said Aliyu Shetima, a health worker with Unicef.
"I hope we achieve [polio-free status] but in the areas I have covered as a humanitarian worker, we still have a long way to go," he said.
Laureta Anaza trains volunteer health workers and believes the influence of religion and tradition is a major factor.
Her group engages in door-to-door advocacy, liaising with religious and traditional leaders to educate parents about the benefits of vaccinating their children.
Though they still encounter anti-vaxxers, they have the strong voice of people like Mr Misa now supporting them.
"Now I realise my story is not like my father," he said.
"I have a practical knowledge of vaccination so I can now tell those who are doubters."


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| | | Percentage |
| | England and Wales | Gypsy or Irish Traveller |
| Europe | 92 | 99 |
| United Kingdom | 87 | 88 |
| England | 80 | 82 |
| Northern Ireland | 0 | 1 |
| Scotland | 1 | 1 |
| Wales | 5 | 4 |
| Other UK | 0 | 0 |
| Ireland | 1 | 3 |
| Other Europe1 | 4 | 8 |
| Africa | 2 | 0 |
| Middle East and Asia | 5 | 0 |
| Other2 | 2 | 1 |
| Source: Census 2011, Office for National Statistics |
| Notes: |
| 1. Excludes UK and Ireland |
| 2. Other includes: The Americas and the Caribbean, Antarctica and Oceania (including Australasia) and Other |


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