The IoT for Insurance components work together as described in this
section. This organization is also shown in the architecture diagram.
The IoT for Insurance dashboard displays data stored in the Watson IoT
Platform and in the IBM® Cloudant® NoSQL DB for Bluemix® database. The
user's smart devices can be connected either through the cloud or
directly to the Watson IoT Platform. If they are connected through the
cloud, they send data to the Transformer, which processes the data and
sends it onto the Watson IoT Platform. Data from Weather Company Data
for IBM® Bluemix® can also be pulled into the IoT for Insurance Weather
Company Data Transformer and from there into Watson IoT Platform. The
data is processed by the shield engine, which generates a shield event
and sends it through APIs to the Action Engine. The Action Engine can
optionally use IBM® Push Notifications for Bluemix® to send
notifications to the user's mobile application. The user can also use
the mobile application to respond to alerts or offers.
Note: Earlier versions of IoT for Insurance used the IBM® Mobile Client
Access for Bluemix® service to process the responses and return them
through the APIs to Watson IoT Platform and then to the IoT for
Insurance dashboard. This process continues to work for instances of
the early versions of IoT for Insurance. However, new instances of IoT
for Insurance do not include Mobile Client Access or Push Notifications.
To use the mobile app, you must create a custom authentication process.
You can also optionally create and bind an instance of Push
Notifications to the API to enable push notifications.
- Insurance dashboard
The Insurance Dashboard gives insurance company users, such as
agents, a complete view of what is happening with their customers'
insured assets. They can see the shields and events at a country,
state, or account levels. The sample insurance dashboard is
loaded with simulated data to show you an example of the kind of
information that you can collect and analyze.
- Sample mobile app
The Insurance Dashboard gives insurance company users, such as
agents, a complete view of what is happening with their customers'
insured assets. They can see the shields and events at a country,
state, or account levels.
The sample insurance dashboard is
loaded with simulated data to show you an example of the kind of
information that you can collect and analyze.
- REST and real-time APIs
The REST APIs are used by the mobile starter app, the insurance
dashboard, the shield engine, and the hazard controller. They
enable users to know the associations that exist between devices
and shields and actions. By using the APIs, programmers can create
new users, generate event data, create and register new shields,
and fetch event data.
The API that you access from the service console is customized for
your instance of IoT for Insurance.
- Transformer
The REST APIs are used by the mobile starter app, the insurance
dashboard, the shield engine, and the hazard controller. They
enable users to know the associations that exist between devices
and shields and actions. By using the APIs, programmers can create
new users, generate event data, create and register new shields,
and fetch event data.
The API that you access from the service console is customized for
your instance of IoT for Insurance.
- Weather Company Data Transformer
The Weather Company application injects relevant weather data from
the Weather Company Data Service into the IoT4I data stream.
This data can then be used to build weather enabled shields.
- Shield engine
Based on the information that is stored in an event, the Shield
engine determines if a hazard such as a water leak occurred. If a
hazard is identified, it is passed to the Action Engine.
A shield is a specific protection that a customer acquires from the
insurance provider. For example, a homeowner purchases insurance on
their home to shield it against fire, water damage, burglaries, and
other hazards. The IoT for Insurance solution provides a built-in
shield against water. Customers are alerted and can respond when an
event that involves water threatens their home. Using the REST API,
developers can add more shields.
Shields run in the IoT for Insurance analytics engine. The
analytics engine identifies the type of hazard (for example, Water
is detected), the user account of the sensor that sent the hazard,
and the shields that are associated with the account. Action can be
taken based on that information. You can use or modify the shields
that are included in the IoT for Insurance shields library or you
can create and implement your own shields. For more information
about shields and the IoT for Insurance shields library , see the
Shield toolkit.
- Action engine
The Action engine determines the actions to take based on the
information that is specified in the shield. You can create new
shields in JavaScript by using the IoT for Insurance API.


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Jennifer Aniston thanks fans after reaching Instagram milestone
The Friends star holds the record for the fastest Instagram account to reach one million followers.
Jennifer Aniston has thanked fans after reaching 20 million Instagram followers – just over a month since she joined the social media platform.
The actress enjoyed a record-breaking start to life on Instagram and became the fastest account to reach one million followers.
It took Aniston just five hours and 16 minutes after she posted a selfie of her and her Friends co-stars.
The Morning Show star is now celebrating another milestone, reaching 20 million followers since joining Instagram on October 15.
Alongside a video of her wiping tears from her eyes, she wrote: “20 million followers?! That’s a lot of thank you notes! THANK YOU, GUYS.”
Aniston, 50, explained why she finally decided to join social media.
Speaking on The Ellen DeGeneres Show last month, she said: “It was just one of those things. Eventually – it’s not going anywhere, right? So why not join the party?
“And it’s not that scary. (You can) share information, connect with your fans, right wrongs that are said about you, have fun, make fun of yourself, make fun of people. Help animals get rescued.”
Aniston is reportedly set to reunite with her Friends co-stars, with the six core actors in talks to return for an unscripted reunion special on upcoming streaming service HBO Max, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Friends, starring Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer, ran for 10 seasons from 1994 to 2004 and remains one of the most popular TV shows ever.


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Try the following:
Physically attach / detach a MIDI device from your computer. The input and output device lists should update accordingly (provided the device drivers are installed)


Write the short notes for ANY FOUR of the following.(20 Marks)
ACID properties
Relational Algebra
Isolation Level
Write ahead log rule
Transaction
Consider the following collection of relational schemas:(36 Marks)
PetOwner (OwnerID, OwnerName, OwnerPhone)
Pet (PetID, PetName, PetTypeID, BreedID, PetDOB, OwnerID)
PetType(PetTypeID, PetTypeName)
Breed (BreedID, BreedName, MinWeight, AvgLifeexpect)
Write the following queries in Relational algebra and Relational Calculus (tuple-oriented & domain oriented ) statements.
Get the name of owner and name of pet for pets with BreedName "Border Collie".
Get the pet name and pet type of a pet that has an Average life expectance value greater than 15.
Get the owner name and owner phone for pets with pet's date of birth is before "1st anuary 2014".
Get all combination of pet name and pet type.
Discuss the media recovery.(4 Marks)
Define concurrency and discuss three concurrency problems with examples.(10 marks)
In a distributed database system, why two-phase commit is used to handle a transaction which interacts with sevealindependent database. Explain how it works?
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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Flexatron10-Nov-18 06:46 PM
(Copy pasta)
mrlynch10-Nov-18 06:47 PM
i've read that
so... basically the solution to it is use ONLY fully-shielded tx's
which Pirate already does
or am I wrong?
Deleted User10-Nov-18 06:48 PM
i think that too
plazma10-Nov-18 06:48 PM
Very worrysome
Deleted User10-Nov-18 06:48 PM
indeed
but not for us
natecoin10-Nov-18 06:49 PM
Hey all, new here. Are there any mining pools for Pirate
mrlynch10-Nov-18 06:49 PM
the only weak link would be the tx between the pool and the z address (applied to miners) which can be sort of mitigated by moving your mining proceeds to a secondary z address and smooth sailing from there. correct?
PIRATE (ARRR) uses Equihash mining algorithm and can be mined using GPU and ASIC – Block time: Aprox 60 seconds – – Block Reward: 256 PIRATE (ARRR) – – Block reward halves: every 388885 blocks – every 270 days) – – Block reward of 1 satoshi will be reached ...
jl777c10-Nov-18 06:52 PM
well this level of metadata was mostly deducible from tx size before sapling
knowing that a pool sent out payments identifies that tx as a pool payment
ok, so?
there are no destination addresses on the blockchain
just a bunch of encypted data
mrlynch10-Nov-18 06:53 PM
tx's are safu
jl777c10-Nov-18 06:53 PM
since you cant know the amount used for inputs or know the total amount sent, does it really matter if you know that there were N inputs and Y outputs?
certainly if you use a specific type of output, like 54 payments for a pool, then the information that the pool made a payment is known
but I think we kind of already knew that
the important thing to remember is that the actual amounts are fully encrypted
so is the source address
so is the destination address
we can deduce that someone sent funds from some place to another place, using 3 inputs and 7 outputs
and the code will default to using 2 outputs as a standard, so most tx will have 2 outputs
in a way the number of inputs could leak a bit of info about the approx size
but people who merged their outputs would then convey false info
and if the standard merge is 10 inputs to 2 outputs, then it can be seen that somebody did a merge
mrlynch10-Nov-18 06:57 PM
@jl777c sorry to hijack you, but... what's the komodo-cli command to see details based on opid? i'm trying to move funds from one zc address to another just to better track my mining proceeds and it's been a while since it's been in processing in agama
jl777c10-Nov-18 06:58 PM
in any case, all this info was deducible before, it is just now visible in the rpc output
z_getoperationstatus
mrlynch10-Nov-18 06:58 PM
cool.. thanks!
lol, just as i was about to type it went through
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴10-Nov-18 07:02 PM
FUD will be - there is still some info = someone did a transaction -> it's bad anon tech
plazma10-Nov-18 07:03 PM
Now more worrysome
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴10-Nov-18 07:03 PM
Now or no ?
plazma10-Nov-18 07:04 PM
Lol
I think old zaddress use should not be ban
Just for safety
Flexatron10-Nov-18 07:06 PM
Thanks for stepping in James
jl777c10-Nov-18 07:08 PM
a 0.0001 utxo is the same size as a 100,000 PIRATE utxo
so really how much info is leaked that someone somewhere did a tx with 3 inputs and 2 outputs
mrlynch10-Nov-18 07:21 PM
now... when do pirates get sapling?
jl777c10-Nov-18 07:23 PM
yes
mozzx10-Nov-18 07:23 PM
hi i have a problem when try to send from agama
general exceptions std bad alloc
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴10-Nov-18 07:32 PM
@plazma if you dont understand the tech your only choice is to believe someone who understands it (can code on such level). If you cant trust such person then better not to use that tech at all and forget about it. This is the only choice you got.
plazma10-Nov-18 07:34 PM
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 oh boy zk snark r one heck of a thing, it takes time to master it(edited)
Well comming from a noob like me
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴10-Nov-18 07:38 PM
@jl777c I think would be good for alle the people on this planet if you published your comments/summary/final judge on software changes (good or bad) on steemit and make it public to all
no-coders and other people don't have to understand the tech (will never do most probably) just enough people know what to think based on authority in the area
here in discord it will be flooded with posts and disappear / your typing wasted
or someone in the community could publish there your statements on a new blog
mrlynch10-Nov-18 07:43 PM
i'm getting -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' when running komodo-cli z_getoperationstatus (["opid"])
ideas?
running on macos
jl777c10-Nov-18 07:44 PM
i dont stop people from reposting what I post
mrlynch10-Nov-18 07:47 PM
./komodo-cli z_listoperationids
error: couldn't connect to server: unknown (code -1)
(make sure server is running and you are connecting to the correct RPC port)
what am i doing wrong?
nackmaster10-Nov-18 07:48 PM
they keep raising the min payout right before I hit it LOL
now it's at 144 on piratepool
mrlynch10-Nov-18 07:50 PM
it's been like that since yesterday
i've answered my own question... i don't have enough RAM
FishyGuts10-Nov-18 07:53 PM
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 have all of his words auto captured and posted to a blog - Creepy.
Hey all - I have some ideas of my own but I wanted to ask you all in here:
There is an interview I am doing and the questions pertains to the End User Experience....
Any ideas you have are welcome.
I have my own answers but I am curious since Pirate ourselves won't be the only ones creating value with these parameters set forth.
What kind of answers might you guys report to the following questions.
How will the man on the street experience/use PIRATE CHAIN?
How will ordinary shop owners & small businesses?
How will government bodies and large corporations?
How will the crypto investor?
jl777c10-Nov-18 08:04 PM
./komodo-cli -ac_name=PIRATE z_listoperationids
mrlynch10-Nov-18 08:05 PM
aaah
thanks @jl777c
!arrrtip @jl777c 1.77
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if i do it with "(["opid"])" i get a Error: JSON Error
if i do it with ["opid"] i get error JSON error
jl777c10-Nov-18 08:17 PM
put \ in front of the " inside the []
both of them
"[\ "opid\ "]"
without the space between \ and "
mrlynch10-Nov-18 08:17 PM
yataaaa ... save the cheer leader save the world
that worked
still executing
!arrrtip @jl777c 1.77
ARRR TipBotBOT10-Nov-18 08:19 PM
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aldomex10-Nov-18 08:57 PM
anyone else minig on piratechain.org and not receiving payments? the explorer shows more than 50 confirmations but in my wallet nothing
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:10 PM
I'm on polly atm
hfaz6310-Nov-18 09:11 PM
Digital price is a buggy exchange
i have over a 1000 ARRR in my wallet
but I can only sell the last amount which i sent to the exchange
what the heck
mrlynch10-Nov-18 09:22 PM
@hfaz63 that's a good question for the digipri devs


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No. 17 Villanova, No. 24 Baylor reach Myrtle Beach final
by The Associated PressCONWAY, S.C. (AP) - Jeremiah Robinson-Earl scored 22 points and No. 17 Villanova beat Mississippi State 83-76 on Friday to advance to the Myrtle Beach Invitational final.
Villanova (4-1) will play No. 24 Baylor in the championship game Sunday.
Collin Gillespie added 18 points, Saddiq Bey finished with 17 and Jermaine Samuels had 14 and converted a key three-point play in the closing seconds for the Wildcats. They shot 59%, made at least 10 3-pointers for the second straight day and never trailed in the second half, advancing to the championship round of their in-season holiday tournament for the seventh straight year.
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# Sprint 2 checklist
I have:
- [ ] checked `my-name.github.io` is live
- [ ] added, committed, and pushed:
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- [ ] completed `my-reflections-sprint-2.md`
- [ ] filled out the feedback form
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# Final Reflections - Sprint Two
In addition to the challenge specific reflections, answer the following questions:
### How confident are you with each of the Learning Competencies from this sprint?
I think I am felling okay with the last two sprints.
### Which parts of this sprint made you feel capable?
The part where I was challenged to link html and css to build webapag.
### Which parts of this sprint made you anxious?
The par of the sprint where I have what seems like a lot of reseach topics to go though
### How's your self critical voice going? What kinds of things did it say to you this time? How much did they affect you?
Well my critical voice is always telling me to be extra careful and not to rush into finishing a project. And even now he is telling me that I am still going though the sprints not very thorough enough.
### If you were at a bar and somebody asked you, "How do you make a website?" what would you say?
I would tell him that a website really does take a lot of effort and thinking because it is all about the user experience and what they have to use. To make a website you can you Html and Css with a bit of javascript to make a good website. But to make it very user friendly requries a lot more planning and thinking for layout structure with respect to media queries.
# My Reflections - Sprint Two
My Blog
### Describe what you did in this exercise. Did you understand the steps that you were making? Can you describe them in simple terms
This exercise I created a .html file and linked it with the css file. I also learned about the materials that will go into the header file of the .html file. I have understood the steps involved in setting this up. When building the blog webpage, the header is important because it gathers links such as css and helps the browser understand the file we are creating.
### Did you achieve the learning competencies and keep within the timebox?
Yes
Learn HTML and CSS
### What resources did you use during this challenge? Why did you choose those ones?
I chose to watch the video because I didn't want to miss out something.
### What obstacles did you come up against? How did you overcome them?4>
Learning to use the command line to navigate to another directory and reopening it in text editor with your using the mouse.

### What are of you proud of from during this challenge?
I am proud of that I am actually learning to use the command line more and realising how easy it is to go through and save changes again through command line
### Did you keep within the timebox suggestions?
May be, but I know there is still some fine tuning to be done.
### How much faster could you do it if you started from the beginning again, right now?
Way more faster maybe under five minustes :)
# Add HTML and CSS to your Blog Challenge
### Write a small story about HTML and CSS and their relationship. You could personify elements or speak from your own personal experience. The story should capture insight about the nature of HTML and CSS.
HTML is powerful just in itself. It is like a huge grid that holds or place information in smaller grids. The grids can be square or rectangel depending on resolution of the viwport on is using. CSS on the other hand is just as powerful but it allow for the grid to have styling. Think of it as HTML is just a blank piece of paper and css is what makes the paper have style such as color border etc.
### What obstacles did you come up against? How did you overcome them?
No real major obstacle was faced in this challenge. But if I did, I am pretty certain that a small query to the google search would have solved it.
### Any moments of surprise or joy?
I was suprised many times but the one I remember is that I don't have to remember everything that should go into a header, as there might be templates out there *cheat sheets.
### If HTML and CSS were animals, which animals do you think they would be? Why?
Wow never thought of connecting them to animals. Well HTML could be a whale and CSS could be a bird or paradise. The whale being huge contains can take in a lot of stuff from the sea and the bird of paradise is just full of colors.


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To learn about the functions that ErlyDB generates and how to implement functions that provide ErlyDB extra database metadata prior to code generation, refer to the documentation for erlydb_base.
You can find sample code illustrating how to use many of ErlyDB's features in the test/erlydb directory.
Prior to ErlyWeb 0.4, ErlyDB assumed that all tables have an identity primary key field named 'id'. From ErlyWeb 0.4, ErlyDB lets users define arbitrary primary key fields for their tables. ErlyDB figures out which fields are the primary key fields automatically by querying the database' metadata.
ErlyDB currently relies on a naming convention to map primary key field names to foreign key field names in related tables. Foreign key field names are constructed as follows: [TableName]_[FieldName]. For example, if the 'person' table had primary key fields named 'name' and 'age', then related tables would have the foreign key fields 'person_name' and 'person_age', referencing the 'name' and 'age' fields of the 'person' table.
Important: Starting from ErlyWeb 0.4, when a module defines a different
table name (by overriding the erlydb_base:table/0
function),
the table name is used in foreign key field names, not the module name.
In one-to-many/many-to-one relations, the foreign key fields for the 'one' table exist in the 'many' table. In many_to_many relations, all foreign key fields for both modules exist in a separate table named [Table1]_[Table2], where Table1 < Table2 by alphabetical ordering.
Starting from v0.4, ErlyDB has special logic to handle the case where a
module has a
many-to-many relation to itself. In such a case, the relation table
would be called [TableName]_[TableName], and its fields would be the
table's primary key corresponding foreign key fields,
first with the postfix "1", and
then with the postfix "2". For example, if the 'person' module defined
the relation {many_to_many, [person]}
(and the table name were 'person',
i.e., the default), then there should exist a
'person_person' relation table with the following fields: person_name1,
person_name2, person_age1, and person_age2.
(In addition to using a different foreign key naming convention, ErlyDB uses different query construction rules when working with self-referencing many-to-many relations.)
In a future version, ErlyDB may allow users to customize the foreign key field names as well as many_to_many relation table names.driver() = atom() | {Driver::atom(), DriverOptions::proplist()} | {Driver::atom(), DriverOptions::proplist(), [pool()]}
pool() = atom() | {default, PoolId::atom()}
| code_gen/2 | Equivalent to code_gen(Modules, Drivers, []). |
| code_gen/3 | Equivalent to code_gen(Modules, Drivers, Options, []). |
| code_gen/4 | Generate code for the list of modules using the provided drivers. |
| start/1 | Start an ErlyDB session for the driver using the driver's default options. |
| start/2 | Start an ErlyDB sessions for the driver using the list of user-defined options. |
Equivalent to code_gen(Modules, Drivers, []).
Equivalent to code_gen(Modules, Drivers, Options, []).
code_gen(Modules::[Module::atom() | string()], Driver::[driver()] | driver(), Options::[term()], IncludePaths::[IncludePath::string()]) -> ok | {error, Err}
Generate code for the list of modules using the provided drivers.
If you're using ErlyWeb, you shouldn't need to call this function directly.
Instead, refer to erlyweb:compile/2
.
In ErlyWeb 0.7, the signature for this function has changed. ErlyDB used to support only a single driver with a single connection pool in a session. As of ErlyWeb 0.7, ErlyDB supports multiple drivers in a session, and multiple connection pools for each driver.
The 'Modules' parameter is a list of files or modules for which to generate ErlyDB code. If a list item is an atom, ErlyDB assumes it's a module that has been loaded into the VM or that resides in the VM's code path. In either case, the module's source code should be discoverable either through Erlang's path conventions or because the module was compiled with debug_info.
If a list item is a string, ErlyDB treats it as a file name (relative or absolute) and attempts to read it from disk.
The 'Drivers' parameter is either a single element or a list of
elements of the form
Driver::atom()
,
{Driver::atom(), DriverOptions::proplist()}
, or
{Driver::atom(), DriverOptions::proplist(), Pools::pool()}
.
The first element in the Drivers list is the default driver that ErlyDB will use for all modules that don't override the driver option.
'Driver' can be mysql
, psql
or mnesia
. 'Options' is a list of
driver-specific options. For a list of available options, refer to
the driver's documentation.
'DriverOptions' is a property list that contains driver-specific options (e.g. '{allow_unsafe_statements, Bool}'). For more information refer to the driver's documentation.
'Pools' is a list of available connection pools for the driver.
Note that the driver must be started and the pools must be connected
before code_gen/2 is called. Each item in 'Pools' is an atom indicating
the pool id, or a tuple of the form {PoolId, default}
, which indicates
that this pool will be used as the default pool for the driver.
If you don't provide a {PoolId, default}
pool option, ErlyDB will use
the driver-defined default pool id if it exists (you can obtain it by
calling Mod:get_default_pool_id(), where 'Mod' is the driver's
module, e.g. 'erlydb_mysql').
'Options' is a list of options that are used for all modules. This may include global driver options as well as options that are passed to compile:file/2. For more information, refer to this function's documentation in the OTP documentation.
Additional include paths that will be used to search for header files when compiling the modules.
Generate code for "musician.erl" using the MySQL driver. Only the default pool is enabled.
code_gen(["musician.erl"], mysql).
Use the previous settings but allow unsafe SQL statements, and compile with debug_info:
code_gen(["musician.erl"], {mysql, [{allow_unsafe_statements, true}]}, [debug_info]).
Generate code for the modules using the MySQL driver with two additional
pools, 'pool1' and 'pool2'. The default pool is remains erlydb_mysql
:
code_gen(["musician.erl", "instrument.erl"], {mysql, [], [pool1, pool2]}).
Similar to the previous setting, but allow unsafe statement and use
pool2
as the default pool name:
code_gen(["src/musician.erl", "src/instrument.erl"], {mysql, [{allow_unsafe_statements, true}], [{pool1, {pool2, default}}]})
Generate code for the modules using both the MySQL and Postgres driver. The MySQL driver has 2 pools enabled: mysql_pool1 and mysql_pool2, which is the default. The Postgres driver has a single default pool, pg_pool1. The MySQL driver allows unsafe statements:
code_gen(["src/musician.erl", "src/instrument.erl", "src/song.erl"], [{mysql, [{allow_unsafe_statements, true}], [{mysql_pool1, {mysql_pool2, default}}]}, {psql, [], [{pg_pool1, default}]}])
To specify which connection pool ErlyDB should for a specific module, add the following line to the module's source code:
-erlydb_options([{driver, Driver}, {pool_id, PoolId}]).The 'driver' option tells ErlyDB to use a non-default driver for the module. The 'pool_id' option tells ErlyDB to use a non-default pool id for the module. Neither option is required -- you can specify only a 'driver' option or only a 'pool_id' option.
start(Driver::atom()) -> ok | {error, Err}
Start an ErlyDB session for the driver using the driver's default options. This only works for some drivers. For more details, refer to the driver's documentation.
start(Driver::atom(), Options::proplist()) -> ok | {error, Err}
Start an ErlyDB sessions for the driver using the list of user-defined options. For information on which options are available for a driver, refer to the driver's documentation.


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GBIF provides two ways to get occurrence data: through the
/occurrence/search
route (see occ_search()
),
or via the /occurrence/download
route (many functions, see below).
occ_search()
is more appropriate for smaller data, while
occ_download*()
functions are more appropriate for larger data requests.
You'll use occ_download()
to kick off a download. You'll need to
give that function settings from your GBIF profile: your user name, your
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If you try to launch too many downloads, you will receive an 420 "Enhance Your Calm" response. If there is less then 100 in total across all GBIF users, then you can have 3 running at a time. If there are more than that, then each user is limited to 1 only. These numbers are subject to change.
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- Start a download
occ_download_prep()
- Prepare a download request
occ_download_queue()
- Start many downloads in a queue
occ_download_meta()
- Get metadata progress on a single download
occ_download_list()
- List your downloads
occ_download_cancel()
- Cancel a download
occ_download_cancel_staged()
- Cancels any jobs with status RUNNING
or PREPARING
occ_download_get()
- Retrieve a download
occ_download_import()
- Import a download from local file system
occ_download_datasets()
- List datasets for a download
occ_download_dataset_activity()
- Lists the downloads activity
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Getting Started¶
Including the PetBlocks API¶
PetBlocks is using gradle as build system and is available in the central repository.
Note
The following dependencies are needed to access the PetBlocks Bukkit Api.
Maven:
<dependency> <groupId>com.github.shynixn.petblocks</groupId> <artifactId>petblocks-api</artifactId> <version>8.18.0</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>com.github.shynixn.petblocks</groupId> <artifactId>petblocks-bukkit-api</artifactId> <version>8.18.0</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency>
Gradle:
compileOnly 'com.github.shynixn.petblocks:petblocks-api:8.18.0' compileOnly 'com.github.shynixn.petblocks:petblocks-bukkit-api:8.18.0'
Jar files:
Note
The following dependencies are needed to access the PetBlocks Sponge Api.
Maven:
<dependency> <groupId>com.github.shynixn.petblocks</groupId> <artifactId>petblocks-api</artifactId> <version>8.18.0</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>com.github.shynixn.petblocks</groupId> <artifactId>petblocks-sponge-api</artifactId> <version>8.18.0</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency>
Gradle:
compileOnly 'com.github.shynixn.petblocks:petblocks-api:8.18.0' compileOnly 'com.github.shynixn.petblocks:petblocks-sponge-api:8.18.0'
Jar files:
Registering the dependency¶
Note
Bukkit - Add the following tag to your plugin.yml if you optionally want to use PetBlocks.
softdepend: [PetBlocks]
Note
Bukkit - Add the following tag to your plugin.yml if your plugin requires PetBlocks to work.
depend: [PetBlocks]
Note
Sponge - Add the following tag to your mcmod.info if you optionally want to use PetBlocks.
"dependencies": [
"petblocks"
]
Note
Sponge - Add the following tag to your mcmod.info if your plugin requires PetBlocks to work.
"requiredMods": [
"petblocks"
]
Working with the PetBlocks API¶
Note
There are 4 simple steps to access the whole business logic of PetBlocks.
Check out the package com.github.shynixn.petblocks.api.business.service in the JavaDocs to find the part of the business logic you want to access.
Get the instance by using the following line.
YourBusinessService service = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.resolve(YourBusinessService.class);
If the service methods require additional data entities, check out the JavaDocs to find other services which provide these data entities or create new entities by checking out the package com.github.shynixn.petblocks.api.persistence.entity.
YourPersistenceEntity entity = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.create(YourPersistenceEntity.class);
There are some samples below to get your started.
Note
Pets - Changing the displayname of a pet of a player.
Player player; // Any player instance
PersistencePetMetaService petMetaService = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.resolve(PersistencePetMetaService.class);
PetMeta petMeta = petMetaService.getPetMetaFromPlayer(player); // Does always return a correct PetMeta instance. Never returns null.
petMeta.setDisplayName(ChatColor.GREEN + "This is a cool Pet.");
Things to notice regarding PetMeta:
PetMeta instance will be always available for each player.
Changes to the PetMeta instance are persistent. Changes will be saved.
PetMeta changes will automatically applied to a spawned pet if it is present.
Prefer using the PetMeta instance instead of using the Pet instance.
Saving the PetMeta is automatically handled and does not have to be explicitly called.
Note
Pets - Changing the skin of a pet of a player.
Player player; // Any player instance
PersistencePetMetaService petMetaService = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.resolve(PersistencePetMetaService.class);
PetMeta petMeta = petMetaService.getPetMetaFromPlayer(player); // Does always return a correct PetMeta instance. Never returns null.
Skin skin = petMeta.getSkin();
skin.setTypeName("397"); //Typename accepts (deprecated) ids and Bukkit Material names.
skin.setDataValue(3);
// Owner accepts player names, base64EncodedUrls and skin urls.
skin.setOwner("eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvYzc4NzhiYmYxYjA5ZjdmMjFhZjBiNDA2ZWY3MzEyZWUyMjViOGNjMTAyY2QwOWVlZmYyNDAyNDkzYzUwMzQ0MiJ9fX0=")
Note
Pets - Setting the player fly riding his pet by modifying ais.
Player player; // Any player instance
PersistencePetMetaService petMetaService = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.resolve(PersistencePetMetaService.class);
PetMeta petMeta = petMetaService.getPetMetaFromPlayer(player); // Does always return a correct PetMeta instance. Never returns null.
AIFlyRiding aiFlyRiding = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.create(AIFlyRiding.class); // Create a new registered ai instance.
aiFlyRiding.setRidingSpeed(2.0);
petMeta.getAiGoals().add(aiFlyRiding); // Apply the ai to the pet.
Note
Pets - Teleporting the pet entity
Player player; // Any player instance
Location targetLocation; // Any location instance
PetService petService = PetBlocksApi.INSTANCE.resolve(PetService.class);
// The pet of a player might not be able to spawn due to defined world restrictions or cancelled PetBlocksSpawnEvent.
Optional<PetProxy> optPet = petService.getOrSpawnPetFromPlayer(player);
if (optPet.isPresent()) {
PetProxy pet = optPet.get();
// When the location is too far away, the current ais will probably teleport the pet back to the player.
pet.teleport(targetLocation);
}
Things to notice regarding PetProxy:
PetProxy instance is not always available for each player.
Calling remove() allows you to remove the pet.
Changes to the PetProxy instance are transient. Changes will be lost.
Prefer using the PetMeta instance instead of using the Pet instance.
Warning
If you want to perform changes to the PetMeta or PetProxy when a player logs into your server, use the PetBlocksLoginEvent instead of the PlayerJoinEvent. The plugin performs async operations which complete later. You can find an example below.
Listening to Events¶
There are many PetBlock events in order to listen to actions. Please take a look into the JavaDocs for all events.
Note
PreSpawnEvent - Listening to the pre spawn event and cancel it if necessary.
@EventHandler
public void onPetPreSpawnEvent(PetPreSpawnEvent event){
Player player = event.getPlayer();
PetMeta petMeta = event.getPetMeta();
//Do something
}
Note
PetBlocksLoginEvent - Listening to the login event.
@EventHandler
public void onPetBlocksLoginEvent(PetBlocksLoginEvent event){
PetMeta petMeta = event.getPetMeta();
LocalDateTime localDateTime = LocalDateTime.now();
petMeta.setDisplayName("Pet login at " + localDateTime.toString() + ".");
if(event.getPet().isPresent()){
PetProxy petProxy = event.getPet().get();
petProxy.setVelocity(new Vector(0,2,0));
}
}


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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
DASABUVIR
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, pp. 70-71
DASABUVIR RxNorm: 1597381 ATC: J05AX16 |
ETHINYLESTRADIOL RxNorm: 4124 ATC: G03AA15 G03AB07 G03AA09 G03AB05 G03AA12 G03CA01 L02AA03 G03AA01 G03AA10 G03AB06 G03AA07 G03AB03 G03AA03 G03AB02 G03AA08 G03AA04 G03AB01 G03AA13 G03AA05 G03AB04 G03AA11 G03AA06 G03AA02 |
Increase of the hepatoxicity |
CONTRAINDICATION |
DASABUVIR RxNorm: 1597381 ATC: J05AX16 |
GEMFIBROZIL RxNorm: 4719 ATC: C10AB04 |
Risk of increase of the plasma concentrations of the dasabuvir by the gemfibrozil |
CONTRAINDICATION |
DASABUVIR RxNorm: 1597381 ATC: J05AX16 |
ENZYMATIC INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03-J05-001 |
Risk of reduction of the plasma concentrations of the dasabuvir by the inducer. |
CONTRAINDICATION |
DASABUVIR RxNorm: 1597381 ATC: J05AX16 |
ST JOHNS WORT Hypericum perforatum RxNorm: 258326 ATC: not found |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of the dasabuvir by the St Johns wort |
CONTRAINDICATION |
DASABUVIR RxNorm: 1597381 ATC: J05AX16 |
MITOTANE RxNorm: 7004 ATC: L01XX23 |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of the dasabuvir by the mitotane |
CONTRAINDICATION |


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Some of the basic tropical algebra functionality is provided for sparse matrices by applying sparse matrix storage techniques. Some of these are addition and multiplication of vectors and matrices, dot product of the vectors in tropical form and some general equations are also solved using tropical algebra.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Published: | 2018-07-01 |
| Author: | Hamza Farooq [aut], Hafiz Zain Ul Haq [aut, cre], Muhammad Kashif Hanif [aut], Shamsa Javaid [aut], Karl-Heinz Zimmermann [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Hafiz Zain Ul Haq <zainalibajwa4u at yahoo.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | https://math.berkeley.edu/~bernd/mathmag.pdf |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | tropicalSparse results |
| Reference manual: | tropicalSparse.pdf |
| Package source: | tropicalSparse_0.1.0.tar.gz |
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#include <ui_dialogMeasureRoute.h>
◆ retranslateUi()
| void Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::retranslateUi |
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QDialog * |
dialogMeasureRoute | ) |
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◆ setupUi()
| void Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::setupUi |
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QDialog * |
dialogMeasureRoute | ) |
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◆ calcButton
| QRadioButton* Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::calcButton |
◆ cancelButton
| QPushButton* Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::cancelButton |
◆ firstButton
| QRadioButton* Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::firstButton |
◆ label
| QLabel* Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::label |
◆ offButton
| QRadioButton* Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::offButton |
◆ secondButton
| QRadioButton* Ui_dialogMeasureRoute::secondButton |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


TSB faces customer backlash after bank payment glitch sees wages delayed
TSB confirmed there was an error in processing payments overnight and said it was working to fix the issues.
by Jamie MicklethwaiteA bank glitch meant thousands of TSB customers were waiting to receive their wages, pensions and benefits yesterday.
TSB confirmed there was an error in processing payments overnight and said it was working to fix the issues.
A TSB spokesman said: “We are aware that some customers are experiencing issues this morning.
“We are investigating the cause and apologise for any inconvenience caused.”
Customers have vented their frustration at TSB’s failure to sort out their funds on social media.
One wrote: “TSB are playing with me today. Firstly, my pay hasn’t gone through. Secondly, they had the cheek to send a, ‘You are nearing your credit’ text.
“Thirdly, I have been on hold for about 20 minutes and then cut off. Twice.”
Another added: “TSB, yet another b***** mess you’re leaving your customers in. Why are my wages not processed?”
And another said: “Money hasn’t gone in. Had to reset all my online banking details and it still won’t let me log in.”
Others claimed the issue left them short of cash at a crucial time.
One frustrated customer wrote: “Had to walk this morning due to TSB due not being able to put my wages in my bank.”
This is not the first time TSB customers have had problems.
Earlier this year, Barclays and TSB went down, locking customers out of their apps.
The latest problem was the second outage for TSB in a week.
TSB added if customers needed emergency cash, they should contact them via the number on the back of their bank card.


This function should be used by default in order to calculate the thermodynamic state record used as input by many functions.
Example:
parameter Medium.AbsolutePressure p = 3e5; parameter Medium.Temperature T = 290; Medium.Density rho; equation rho = Medium.density(setState_pTX(p, T, fill(0, Medium.nX)));
Please note, that in contrast to setState_phX, setState_dTX and setState_psX this function can not calculate properties in the two-phase region since pressure and temperature are dependent variables. A guard function will be called if the temperature difference to the phase boundary is lower than 1K or the pressure difference to the critical pressure is lower than 1000 Pa.


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Cicada also supports a sort of inheritance. The syntax is different from that in C++: we use a colon ‘:’ to separate the parent object from the code that specializes it. For example, to derive an object from myClassObject we could write:
myDerivedClassObject :: myClassObject : {
newString := "hello, I am a new string"
}
myDerivedClassObject has all of the members of the original myClassObject such as data and otherMethod() (see previous section), as well as the new string member newString.
In this last example, we specialized a predefined parent object with inlined code within braces, using a single inheritance operator. But one doesn’t have to follow this pattern; we can combine class objects and inlined codes in any number and any combination.
A :: { var1 :: int }
B :: { } : { var2 :: string }
C :: A : B
D :: B : A
E :: { var3 :: int, var4 :: string } : A : { var5 :: char }
F :: C : { remove var1 }
So for example the type of C is effectively { var1 :: int } : { } : { var2 :: string }, whereas D is { } : { var2 :: string } : { var1 :: int }. The definition of F shows us that it is possible for a derived object to have fewer members than its parent object.
Importantly, the order of inheritance affects an object’s type. C has a different type than D, so C :: D or C = @D will cause a type-mismatch error.
Cicada allows existing objects to be redefined as a different type only if the new type is derived from its original type. We can always specialize a member’s type by adding more inheritance operators at the end of the type specification. All of the following commands will work in order except the last one.
C :: A : B | sure -- was already defined this way
C :: A : B | we already did this, but fine
C :: C | fine -- C equals A : B
C :: C : B | OK -- now C will be A : B : B
C :: A : B : B : {} | OK
C :: A : B : B : {} | error!
The last line failed only because any two inlined types are presumed different -- Cicada is not in the business of comparing what’s inside those braces to see if they match up.
Although types can be specialized, they can never generalized. So typing F :: C will cause a type-mismatch error.
The same type-matching rules apply to aliases.
D :: B : A | was already defined this way
G :: B : A : { }
D = @G | legal
(D =@ *) :: B : A | legal
G = @D | NOT legal!
Aliasing doesn’t change a member’s type, which explains why we could reassign D to a new variable of its original type.
It turns out that the inheritance operator can derive new types for any composite Cicada object: variables, sets, even functions. Inheritance of sets is best thought of as a concatenation of these sets.
a :: { Alice, Bob }
b :: { Charlie, David }
c :: a : b
So c contains Alice, Bob, Charlie, David, in that order.
Inheritance of functions basically tacks new code at the end of the old (parent) function. Each sub-code keeps its own original search path (the example of Figure 3 shows a situation where these may be different). Function-inheritance makes the most sense when the function does not return a value (i.e. it’s a subroutine), because any return statement will prevent the new code from running. The resulting function contains members from both parent functions.
absval :: {
sign :: int
code
sign = 1
if args[1] < 0 then sign = -1
args[1] = that*sign
}
sqrt :: {
code
return args^0.5
}
modulus_sqrt :: absval : sqrt
Here is a better version of this example, where we use the inheritance operator to specialize a function using a composite object that has no coding section (no code marker).
sqrt :: {
f :: { ; return args[1] }
code
return f(args[1])^0.5
}
modulus_sqrt :: sqrt : {
remove f
f :: { ; return abs(args[1]) }
}
So the inheritance operator can conjoin different types of objects: functions, sets, classes, basically any composite object. To see how this works, think of any non-function as the constructor part of a function (for example, imagine putting a code marker at the very end). Inheritance in Cicada is really a concatenation of code, whether that be constructor code (the commands before the first code marker), the first coding block, or any subsequent code blocks. In Cicada type is code. Incidentally, this explains why objects can be specialized but not generalized: we can always do new things to an existing object, but there’s no general way to reverse what’s already been done to it.
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This is a first fixed choice
This is a second fixed choice
This is a third fixed choice
This is a first fixed choice of a first option group
This is a second fixed choice of a first option group
This is a first fixed choice of a second option group
This is a second fixed choice of a second option group


This is a package that does/has only one thing: the complete transcriptions of all episodes of The Office! (US version).
Use this data set to master NLP or text analysis. Let’s scratch the surface of the subject with a few examples from the excellent Text Mining with R book, by Julia Silge and David Robinson.
First install the package from CRAN:
There is only one data set with the schrute package; assign it to a variable
mydata <- schrute::theoffice
Take a peek at the format:
dplyr::glimpse(mydata)
#> Rows: 55,130
#> Columns: 12
#> $ index <int> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1…
#> $ season <int> 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1…
#> $ episode <int> 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1…
#> $ episode_name <chr> "Pilot", "Pilot", "Pilot", "Pilot", "Pilot", "Pilot"…
#> $ director <chr> "Ken Kwapis", "Ken Kwapis", "Ken Kwapis", "Ken Kwapi…
#> $ writer <chr> "Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels", "Rick…
#> $ character <chr> "Michael", "Jim", "Michael", "Jim", "Michael", "Mich…
#> $ text <chr> "All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How…
#> $ text_w_direction <chr> "All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How…
#> $ imdb_rating <dbl> 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.6, 7.…
#> $ total_votes <int> 3706, 3706, 3706, 3706, 3706, 3706, 3706, 3706, 3706…
#> $ air_date <fct> 2005-03-24, 2005-03-24, 2005-03-24, 2005-03-24, 2005…
mydata %>%
dplyr::filter(season == 1) %>%
dplyr::filter(episode == 1) %>%
dplyr::slice(1:3) %>%
knitr::kable()
| index | season | episode | episode_name | director | writer | character | text | text_w_direction | imdb_rating | total_votes | air_date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 1 | Pilot | Ken Kwapis | Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels | Michael | All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library? | All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library? | 7.6 | 3706 | 2005-03-24 |
| 2 | 1 | 1 | Pilot | Ken Kwapis | Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels | Jim | Oh, I told you. I couldn’t close it. So… | Oh, I told you. I couldn’t close it. So… | 7.6 | 3706 | 2005-03-24 |
| 3 | 1 | 1 | Pilot | Ken Kwapis | Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels | Michael | So you’ve come to the master for guidance? Is this what you’re saying, grasshopper? | So you’ve come to the master for guidance? Is this what you’re saying, grasshopper? | 7.6 | 3706 | 2005-03-24 |
So what we have is the season, episode number and name, character, the line spoken and the line spoken with the stage direction (cue).
We can tokenize all of the lines with a few lines from the tidytext package:
token.mydata <- mydata %>%
tidytext::unnest_tokens(word, text)
This increases our data set to 570450 records, where each record contains a word from the script.
token.mydata %>%
dplyr::filter(season == 1) %>%
dplyr::filter(episode == 1) %>%
dplyr::slice(1:3) %>%
knitr::kable()
| index | season | episode | episode_name | director | writer | character | text_w_direction | imdb_rating | total_votes | air_date | word |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 1 | Pilot | Ken Kwapis | Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels | Michael | All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library? | 7.6 | 3706 | 2005-03-24 | all |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | Pilot | Ken Kwapis | Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels | Michael | All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library? | 7.6 | 3706 | 2005-03-24 | right |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | Pilot | Ken Kwapis | Ricky Gervais;Stephen Merchant;Greg Daniels | Michael | All right Jim. Your quarterlies look very good. How are things at the library? | 7.6 | 3706 | 2005-03-24 | jim |
If we want to analyze the entire data set, we need to remove some stop words first:
stop_words <- tidytext::stop_words
tidy.token.mydata <- token.mydata %>%
dplyr::anti_join(stop_words, by = "word")
And then see what the most common words are:
tidy.token.mydata %>%
dplyr::count(word, sort = TRUE)
#> # A tibble: 18,946 x 2
#> word n
#> <chr> <int>
#> 1 yeah 2930
#> 2 hey 2232
#> 3 michael 1859
#> 4 uh 1459
#> 5 gonna 1399
#> 6 dwight 1340
#> 7 jim 1168
#> 8 time 1147
#> 9 pam 1044
#> 10 guys 945
#> # … with 18,936 more rows
tidy.token.mydata %>%
dplyr::count(word, sort = TRUE) %>%
dplyr::filter(n > 400) %>%
dplyr::mutate(word = stats::reorder(word, n)) %>%
ggplot2::ggplot(ggplot2::aes(word, n)) +
ggplot2::geom_col() +
ggplot2::xlab(NULL) +
ggplot2::coord_flip() +
ggplot2::theme_minimal()
Feel free to keep going with this. Now that you have the time line (episode, season) and the character for each line and word in the series, you can perform an unlimited number of analyses. Some ideas: - Sentiment by character - Sentiment by character by season - Narcissism by season (ahem.. Nard Dog season 8-9) - Lines by character - Etc.


public interface PocketNegotiatorAgent
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Action |
getAction()
ask the agent for its next action.
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java.lang.String |
getLastBidExplanation()
Get a human readable explanation on why getAction returned its last
action.
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void |
handleAction(Action act)
the agent's opponent did an action.
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void |
initPN(AdditiveUtilitySpace mySide,
AdditiveUtilitySpace otherSide,
Timeline timeline)
initializes the agent, with suggestions for utility space for mySide and
otherSide.
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void |
updateProfiles(AdditiveUtilitySpace myUtilities,
AdditiveUtilitySpace opponentUtilities)
Change own and other side utility profile to the given one.
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void initPN(AdditiveUtilitySpace mySide, AdditiveUtilitySpace otherSide, Timeline timeline)
mySide
- otherSide
- timeline
- the Timeline
keeping track of where we are in the
negotiation. We pass it here because the init may already need
it.void handleAction(Action act)
act
- Action getAction()
void updateProfiles(AdditiveUtilitySpace myUtilities, AdditiveUtilitySpace opponentUtilities)
myUtilities
- the new AdditiveUtilitySpace
for the bot to use as his
own utility space.opponentUtilities
- the new AdditiveUtilitySpace
for the bot to use as his
opponent utility space.java.lang.String getLastBidExplanation()


Note: * = Fixed grammar/spelling errors
Lesson 1: Language and Communication: The Nature of Language
Learning outcomes
At the end of this lesson you should be able to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of the key ideas in language and communications and
- Relate your personal experience with the input presented.
Study the following words. Which spelling is correct? Which spelling is incorrect? Tick the appropriate box. Justify your answer.
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What is language?
A system of conventional spoken, manual or written symbols by means of which human beings, as members of * social group and participants in its culture.
A language can only be called a language if it has a system of rules (also known as grammar), a sound system (phonology), a vocabulary (lexicon). These are the requirements for identifying a means of communication as a language.
Speech community
It is a term in sociolinguistic and linguistic anthropology used to describe a group of people who share the same language, speech characteristic and ways of interpreting communication.
Language acquisition
- The process by which * humans acquire the capacity to perceive and comprehend language.
- Language acquisition is one of the quintessential human traits, because * non-humans do not communicate by using language.
- While growing up people acquire the languages used by those in the community.
First language/ Mother tongue
- A language that is not the native language of the speaker, but that is used in the locale of a person.
- The languages acquired while growing up * are known as mother tongues, which is also referred to as first languages.
- In contrast, a foreign language is a language * learned where that language has no presence or is not commonly spoken by the community as a whole.
Second language
- A language that is not the native language of the speaker, but that is used in the locale of a person.
- In contrast, a foreign language is a language * learned where that language has no presence or is not commonly spoken by the community as a whole.
Language learning
- This includes language teaching options which are available to interested students, some of which may have focus * on a specific topic or enhancement of selected skills.
- People learn languages by studyinging formally in school or informally on their own.
Language contact
- Your own language may also change as you interact and communicate with each other.
 Eventually both parties will be able to communicate and slowly learn each other's languages.
Language change
- Your own language may also change as you interact and communicate with each other.
- For example, you and your foreign friend will produce a new language that is understandable to both of you.


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Bug-reproducer Assistant Python kernel
1.0
Código Python de kernel del Bug-reproducer Assistant
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | getTreeItemType |
| def | getHeaderToInclude |
| def | getFileToAnnotate |
| def | addChild |
| def | isValidChild |
| def | getChildren |
| def | changeAnnotationState |
| def | changeAnnotationState_ |
Public Attributes | |
| treeItemType_ | |
| fileToAnnotate_ | |
| headerToInclude_ | |
| children_ |
Model implementation for a graphical tree item. It communicates with "bug_reproducer_assistant" parser. It implements the composite pattern, and this is the class for the hierarchy.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::__init__ | ( | self, | |
| myTreeItemType, | |||
| fileToAnnotate, | |||
| headerToInclude | |||
| ) |
| self | The TreeItemComposite instance to construct. |
| myTreeItemType | The TreeItemType for this instance. |
| fileToAnnotate | The source code file associated with this item. |
| headerToInclude | Header (or import) to include in the annotations. Constructor. |
Reimplemented in gui::annotations_tree::ClassTreeItem.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::addChild | ( | self, | |
| child | |||
| ) |
| self | The TreeItemComposite instance. |
| child | Child TreeItemComposite to add (composite pattern). Add a child TreeItemComposite. |
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::changeAnnotationState | ( | self, | |
| doAnnotate | |||
| ) |
Change annotation state.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::changeAnnotationState_ | ( | self, | |
| doAnnotate | |||
| ) |
Template method for the derivatives to actually change annotation state.
Reimplemented in gui::annotations_tree::FileTreeItem, gui::annotations_tree::ClassTreeItem, and gui::annotations_tree::FunctionTreeItem.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::getChildren | ( | self | ) |
Get child entities (composite pattern).
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::getFileToAnnotate | ( | self | ) |
| self | The TreeItemComposite instance. |
Get the source code file associated with this item.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::getHeaderToInclude | ( | self | ) |
| self | The TreeItemComposite instance. |
Get the header (or import) to include in the annotations.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::getTreeItemType | ( | self | ) |
| self | The TreeItemComposite instance. |
Get the TreeItemType.
| def gui::annotations_tree::TreeItemComposite::isValidChild | ( | parent, | |
| child | |||
| ) |
| parent | Parent TreeItemComposite to accept the child. |
| child | Child TreeItemComposite to add (composite pattern). |
It's a valid child for a parent (it checks the TreeItemType for this instance and the child).


Before Change
rank_threshold=rank_threshold, auc_threshold=auc_threshold,
nes_threshold=nes_threshold, avgrcc_sample_frac=avgrcc_sample_frac,
weighted_recovery=weighted_recovery)
return list(filter(is_not_none,
p.imap(lambda pair: module2regulome4pair(*pair),
((db, gs) for gs in modules for db in rnkdbs), chunksize=len(rnkdbs))))
else:
// Create dask graph.
from cytoolz.curried import filter as filtercur
dask_graph = delayed(compose(list, filtercur(is_not_none)))(
After Change
for db in rnkdbs:
sender, receiver = Pipe()
receivers.append(receiver)
Worker(db, modules, motif_annotations_fname, sender).start()
return reduce(concat, (recv.recv() for recv in receivers))
else:
// Create dask graph.
from cytoolz.curried import filter as filtercur


MediaNodeInput
@objc final public class MediaNodeInput: NSObject
A class which represents an input of MediaNode
. Outputs are connected to inputs in order to forward media streams.
This class should only be used within the implementation of media nodes. While it is possible to attach inputs to an existing media node, it should be avoided. Use an additional media node to implement the desired behaviour instead, such as a passthrough.
Version
1.0.0-
The name of this input. This is only meaningful for inputs that belong to media nodes with multiple inputs.
Any input that belong to one of the base media node implementations, such as MediaSink, will have the name
default
.Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public let name: String
-
The current target of this input.
The input will always be set to the media node output that the input is connected to, and not the media node that the connect might have been called on.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public internal(set) var target: MediaNodeOutput?
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The inputs’s current media stream, or nil.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public var stream: RtcMediaStream?
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Creates an instance of media node input.
Version
1.0.0
Declaration
Swift
public init(name: String)
Parameters
name
The name of the input.
-
Disconnect this input from a target.
If no target is specified, currently connected target will be disconnected.
Version
1.0.0
Declaration
Swift
public func disconnect(from target: AnyObject? = nil)
Parameters
target
The target to disconnect from. May be nil.
-
Resolves the input of a target. If the lookup fails, an error will be thrown.
Inputs are resolved as follows, starting with a target:
- If the current target is a media node input instance, stop and return the target.
- If the target is an object, set the new target to the input property of the target, and start over.
Return nil.
Version
1.0.0
Declaration
Swift
public static func resolve(_ target: AnyObject) -> MediaNodeInput?
Parameters
target
The target to resolve the input of.
Return Value
The resolved input.
-
Detaches the input from it’s parent and removes any connection. Use this to clean up inputs in media nodes with dynamic inputs. After this method has been called the input can no longer be used.
This method is internal and should only be called by the implementation of the parent media node.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public func detach()


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| typedef struct pn_sasl_t | pn_sasl_t |
| The SASL layer is responsible for establishing an authenticated and/or encrypted tunnel over which AMQP frames are passed between peers. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | pn_sasl_outcome_t { PN_SASL_NONE , PN_SASL_OK , PN_SASL_AUTH , PN_SASL_SYS , PN_SASL_PERM , PN_SASL_TEMP } |
| The result of the SASL negotiation. More... | |
Functions | |
| pn_sasl_t * | pn_sasl (pn_transport_t *transport) |
| Construct an Authentication and Security Layer object. More... | |
| bool | pn_sasl_extended (void) |
| Do we support extended SASL negotiation. More... | |
| void | pn_sasl_done (pn_sasl_t *sasl, pn_sasl_outcome_t outcome) |
| Deprecated - Do not use. More... | |
| pn_sasl_outcome_t | pn_sasl_outcome (pn_sasl_t *sasl) |
| Retrieve the outcome of SASL negotiation. | |
| const char * | pn_sasl_get_user (pn_sasl_t *sasl) |
| Retrieve the authenticated user. More... | |
| const char * | pn_sasl_get_authorization (pn_sasl_t *sasl) |
| Retrieve the authorization id. More... | |
| const char * | pn_sasl_get_mech (pn_sasl_t *sasl) |
| Return the selected SASL mechanism. More... | |
| void | pn_sasl_allowed_mechs (pn_sasl_t *sasl, const char *mechs) |
| SASL mechanisms that are to be considered for authentication. More... | |
| void | pn_sasl_set_allow_insecure_mechs (pn_sasl_t *sasl, bool insecure) |
| Boolean to allow use of clear text authentication mechanisms. More... | |
| bool | pn_sasl_get_allow_insecure_mechs (pn_sasl_t *sasl) |
| Return the current value for allow_insecure_mechs. More... | |
| void | pn_sasl_config_name (pn_sasl_t *sasl, const char *name) |
| Set the sasl configuration name. More... | |
| void | pn_sasl_config_path (pn_sasl_t *sasl, const char *path) |
| Set the sasl configuration path. More... | |
SASL secure transport layer.
The SASL layer is responsible for establishing an authenticated and/or encrypted tunnel over which AMQP frames are passed between peers.
The peer acting as the SASL Client must provide authentication credentials. The peer acting as the SASL Server must provide authentication against the received credentials.
| enum pn_sasl_outcome_t |
| pn_sasl_t* pn_sasl | ( | pn_transport_t * | transport | ) |
Construct an Authentication and Security Layer object.
This will return the SASL layer object for the supplied transport object. If there is currently no SASL layer one will be created.
On the client side of an AMQP connection this will have the effect of ensuring that the AMQP SASL layer is used for that connection.
| bool pn_sasl_extended | ( | void | ) |
Do we support extended SASL negotiation.
Do we support extended SASL negotiation? All implementations of Proton support ANONYMOUS and EXTERNAL on both client and server sides and PLAIN on the client side.
Extended SASL implementations use an external library (Cyrus SASL) to support other mechanisms beyond these basic ones.
| void pn_sasl_done | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl, |
| pn_sasl_outcome_t | outcome | ||
| ) |
Deprecated - Do not use.
There is no correct way to use this API.
Set the outcome of SASL negotiation
Used by the server to set the result of the negotiation process.
| const char* pn_sasl_get_user | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl | ) |
Retrieve the authenticated user.
This is usually used at the the server end to find the name of the authenticated user. On the client it will merely return whatever user was passed in to the pn_transport_set_user_password() API.
If pn_sasl_outcome() returns a value other than PN_SASL_OK, then there will be no user to return. The returned value is only reliable after the PN_TRANSPORT_AUTHENTICATED event has been received.
| [in] | sasl | the sasl layer |
| const char* pn_sasl_get_authorization | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl | ) |
Retrieve the authorization id.
This is usually used at the the server end to find the name of the requested authorization id. On the client it will merely return whatever was passed in to the pn_transport_set_authorization() API.
If pn_sasl_outcome() returns a value other than PN_SASL_OK, then there will be no user to return. The returned value is only reliable after the PN_TRANSPORT_AUTHENTICATED event has been received.
| [in] | sasl | the sasl layer |
| const char* pn_sasl_get_mech | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl | ) |
Return the selected SASL mechanism.
The returned value is only reliable after the PN_TRANSPORT_AUTHENTICATED event has been received.
| [in] | sasl | the SASL layer |
| void pn_sasl_allowed_mechs | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl, |
| const char * | mechs | ||
| ) |
SASL mechanisms that are to be considered for authentication.
This can be used on either the client or the server to restrict the SASL mechanisms that may be used to the mechanisms on the list.
| [in] | sasl | the SASL layer |
| [in] | mechs | space separated list of mechanisms that are allowed for authentication |
| void pn_sasl_set_allow_insecure_mechs | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl, |
| bool | insecure | ||
| ) |
Boolean to allow use of clear text authentication mechanisms.
By default the SASL layer is configured not to allow mechanisms that disclose the clear text of the password over an unencrypted AMQP connection. This specifically will disallow the use of the PLAIN mechanism without using SSL encryption.
This default is to avoid disclosing password information accidentally over an insecure network.
If you actually wish to use a clear text password unencrypted then you can use this API to set allow_insecure_mechs to true.
| [in] | sasl | the SASL layer |
| [in] | insecure | set this to true to allow unencrypted PLAIN authentication. |
| bool pn_sasl_get_allow_insecure_mechs | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl | ) |
Return the current value for allow_insecure_mechs.
| [in] | sasl | the SASL layer |
| void pn_sasl_config_name | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl, |
| const char * | name | ||
| ) |
Set the sasl configuration name.
This is used to construct the SASL configuration filename. In the current implementation it ".conf" is added to the name and the file is looked for in the configuration directory.
If not set it will default to "proton-server" for a sasl server and "proton-client" for a client.
| [in] | sasl | the SASL layer |
| [in] | name | the configuration name |
| void pn_sasl_config_path | ( | pn_sasl_t * | sasl, |
| const char * | path | ||
| ) |
Set the sasl configuration path.
This is used to tell SASL where to look for the configuration file. In the current implementation it can be a colon separated list of directories.
The environment variable PN_SASL_CONFIG_PATH can also be used to set this path, but if both methods are used then this pn_sasl_config_path() will take precedence.
If not set the underlying implementation default will be used. for a client.
| [in] | sasl | the SASL layer |
| [in] | path | the configuration path |


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