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New functionality:
find_stations()
returns a tibble with the nearest hydroscope’s stations’ distances using a given point coordinates.hydroscoper
was transfered to rOpenSci: https://github.com/ropensci/hydroscoper
General
hydroscoper
” and “Using hydroscoper
’s data”.greece_borders
dataset.New functionality:
get_instruments()
returns a tibble with the instruments’ data.get_water_basins()
returns a tibble with the Water Basins’ data.get_water_divisions()
returns a tibble with the Water Divisions’ data.get_political_divisions()
returns a tibble with the Political Divisions’ data.get_variables()
returns a tibble with the Variables’ data.get_units_of_measurement()
returns a tibble with the Units’ data.get_time_steps()
returns a tibble with the Time Steps’ data.get_owners()
returns a tibble with the Owners’ data.get_instruments_type()
returns a tibble with the Instruments’ type data.get_station_type()
returns a tibble with the Water Basins data.get_database()
returns a tibble with the Water Basins data.hydro_coords
returns a tibble with the stations’ longitudes and latitudes using as input the variable point
from get_stations
function.hydro_translate()
translates various Greek terms to English.Changes
get_stations
and get_timeseries
use the Enhydris API and are considerably faster.get_data
uses lower case variable naming: date, value, comment
Defuncs
get_coords
has been removed from the package. Please use hydro_coords
to convert Hydroscope’s points’ raw format to a tibble.


Motshekga says NSC examinations went 'fairly smooth' despite loadshedding | IOL News
Pretoria - Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga said on Friday she was pleased that this year's National Senior Certificate examinations had been concluded successfully.
The last papers, agricultural technology and design, were written on Thursday.
“It is indeed gratifying that the 2019 National Senior Certificate examination went fairly smooth, with only a few, manageable incidents across our examination centres”, said Motshekga.
A total of 790 405 candidates sat for 147 question papers in 7,416 examination centres nationwide. A further 212 learners wrote at correctional facilities.
Motshekga said the examination progressed well until the final day, except for a few hiccups that include load-shedding experienced in parts of the country on the first day of the examination, and service delivery protests in the North-West which led to the relocation of learners to other examination centres.


DEAR GOD A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 2.5 Alternative Scale: * out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 11/1/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:52 MPAA Classification: PG (Crude language) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Greg Kinnear, Laurie Metcalf, Maria Pitillo, Tim Conway, Roscoe Lee Browne, Jen Seda, Hector Elizondo Director: Garry Marshall Producer: Steve Tisch Screenplay: Warren Leight and Ed Kaplan Cinematography: Charles Minsky Music: Jeremy Lubbock U.S. Distributor: Paramount Pictures
At least after seeing this movie, I understand where the title came from -- starting about thirty minutes into this interminable, unfunny feature, I began looking at my watch every few minutes and thinking, "Dear God, is this ever going to end?"
I suppose it's understandable why Greg Kinnear accepted the lead in this film. With SABRINA, he was bitten by the acting bug, so, when the opportunity arose to get not only a part in a major motion picture, but top billing, he grabbed it. Kinnear plays Tom Turner, a small-time L.A. con artist who would rather dupe kind-hearted souls out of hard-earned money than get honest work himself. His life of crime comes to an end, however, when he is arrested and sentenced to hold down a job for one year or face jail time. His employer becomes the U.S. post office, where he's assigned to the "dead letter office" -- the place where unaddressed and unreturnable mail comes to die.
 His fellow workers, including a burned-out lawyer (Laurie Metcalf) and a mailman (Tim Conway) who "went postal" and bit a dog, find out about his unintentional good deed, and show interest in helping with the next one. Tom wants no part of playing God, but, eventually, his desire to impress a pretty waitress (Maria Pitillo) gets the better of his cynicism, and he is suckered back into the miracle business.
There's a lot wrong with this film, beginning with its sit-com situations and humor. I have the feeling that anyone who spends endless hours staring at a television screen will be right at home watching DEAR GOD. Even the faces will be familiar, since almost everyone in this movie is better known for small-screen roles. There are cameos by the likes of Tony Danza, Erin Moran, Jack Klugman, and Rue Maclanahan. Of the main actors, only Tim Conway is passably enjoyable. Kinnear isn't very impressive, and Laurie Metcalf is downright bad -- some of her scenes caused me to wince.
Director Garry Marshall, whose last disaster was the ill-advised EXIT TO EDEN, has managed to top that debacle for sheer awfulness. DEAR GOD wavers between sickeningly sweet moralizing ("It's not easy getting off the ground." "Faith isn't arrived at easily.") and moronic comedy. Even Marshall's attempts at parody fall flat. His attempts to skewer the vacuous media coverage of high-profile trials is trite. It has been done before, and much better. Hasn't he heard of TO DIE FOR?
Right-wingers who espouse "family values" will probably be delighted by the pap that passes for entertainment in DEAR GOD. Maybe as soon as Bob Dole loses the election, he'll pay a visit to the local multiplex -- this is the kind of movie he can champion. Hopefully, he's in a very small minority, because the last thing we need is a flood of DEAR GOD copycats.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ReelViews web site: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6-8
Preheat oven to 180C/355F/Gas 4.
Using a small sharp knife, cut through the rind around the shank of the ham. Carefully lift the rind from the fat in one piece, running your fingers through where the rind and fat are joined to ease away. Reserve the rind and use to cover the cut ham when storing.

Place the ham on a rack over a roasting tray, then pour a small amount of water into the base of the roasting tray to prevent the glaze from burning.
Place the remaining ham ingredients into a saucepan over low heat, stirring until the sugar has completely dissolved.
Remove the glaze mixture from the heat and carefully pour over the ham making sure that all of the exposed fat is covered.
Transfer the ham to the oven to bake for 30-40 minutes, basting occasionally, until the ham is golden all over.

For the lemon potato salad, bring a large saucepan of water to the boil then add the potatoes and salt. Reduce the heat and simmer for about 8-10 minutes, until the potatoes are tender when pierced with a knife. Remember to undercook the potatoes a little, because they will continue cooking in their own heat and steam when removed from the water.
Place the olive oil, lemon juice and sumac into a bowl, stir to combine and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Pour half of the sumac dressing over the hot potatoes and stir very gently. Leave to cool, then add the capsicum, chilli, mint, parsley, spring onion and remaining dressing and stir gently to combine.
To serve, place several slices of ham onto each plate with a large spoonful of potato salad alongside.


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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the programs in the apps directory to send data of various kinds through your DTN. You'll get to see more things happening if you've followed the instructions in Building a Bigger DTN first, but even with a standalone dtnd, you can send and receive bundles.
The most basic tools to send bundles through the DTN network are dtnsend and dtnrecv. You can use dtnsend to create a bundle and set various options in it. The bundle will move through the DTN until it gets to the destination node. You'll then use dtnrecv to retrieve the bundle out of the final dtnd.
First, take a look at the options dtnsend takes:
$ DTN2/apps/dtnsend/dtnsend -h usage: dtnsend [opts] -s <source_eid> -d <dest_eid> -t <type> -p <payload> options: -s <eid|demux_string> source eid) -d <eid|demux_string> destination eid) -r <eid|demux_string> reply to eid) -t <f|t|m|d> payload type: file, tmpfile, message, or date -p <filename|string> payload data -e <time> expiration time in seconds (default: one hour) -i <regid> registration id for reply to -n <int> copies of the bundle to send -z <time> msecs to sleep between transmissions -c request custody transfer -C request custody transfer receipts -D request for end-to-end delivery receipt -X request for deletion receipt -R request for bundle reception receipts -F request for bundle forwarding receipts -w wait for bundle status reports -E <int> include extension block and specify type -P <int> flag value(s) to include in extension block -S <string> extension block content
To use dtnsend, you need to give it a source and destination. Then you tell it what kind of data to send, and where to find it. You may use other command line options to set some optional flags in the bundle.
First, let's send in a little test message that we will be able to see inside the daemon, and then will be able to fetch with dtnrecv.
$ DTN2/apps/dtnsend/dtnsend -s dtn://dtn-a.dtn/me -d dtn://dtn-a.dtn/testing -t m -p "testing"
You can use a command like that, but instead of using the example hostname dtn-a, use the local eid you configured in your dtn.conf file.
In the window where dtnd is running, type bundle list. You should get something like this:
dtn% bundle list Currently Pending Bundles (1): 0 : dtn://dtn-a.dtn/me -> dtn://dtn-a.dtn/testing length 7
There's a couple things to note here. First, see how the bundle is shown with length 7? That's what we'd expect, because we sent a payload from the command line of the letters "testing". The bundle consists of exactly those 7 letters. There's no terminating NUL character, nor a newline. Second, notice that our eids now have an extra string on them, in contast to the local eid we set in the configuration file in the first tutorial. It's easiest to think of these as the equivalent of TCP ports. For more details on how addressing works in the DTN world, see the architecture section of the manual.
In another window, go take a look behind the scenes at the directory where you told dtnd to store the bundles in transit. You should find a file there named bundle_0.dat. It should be no surprise by now that this file is 7 bytes long, and contains the string "testing". Generally, you'll never need to do anything with the files in this directory. They are managed by dtnd for you. But it's always nice to have an idea what's going on, so now you know.
So now we've gotten a bundle into the system, and the bundle has made it's way across the DTN to its final destination. "Big deal", you say, "the final destination is the same place we put it in!". Ok, you've got a point. But later we'll try something fancier and with some imagination, you'll be able to pretend you've sent a bundle all the way to Mars. Before that though, we've got to get our bundle back out. And for that, we use dtnrecv.
The usage of dtnrecv is much easier to remember than that of dtnsend. You only need to tell it the name of the endpoint who's bundles you want to pick up. Because dtnrecv cannot pick up bundles from across the DTN, but only on the local node, it's options are much simpler.
$ DTN2/apps/dtnrecv/dtnrecv dtn://dtn-a.dtn/testing dtnrecv (pid 29614) starting up find registration succeeded, regid 0 register succeeded, regid 13 looping forever to receive bundles dtn_recv [dtn://dtn-a.dtn/testing]... 7 bytes from [dtn://dtn-a.dtn/me]: transit time=0 ms 0000000 7465 7374 696e 67 | testing dtn_recv [dtn://dtn-a.dtn/testing]... Ctrl-C
As before, there's a couple of things to note here. First, notice how dtnrecv was able to figure out the local eid for the local dtnd, and them add the argument onto the end to make the complete eid. It did that by asking the local server what its local eid is. The second thing to notice is that the answer did indeed come back correctly. The 7 bytes we put into the DTN with dtnsend came back out with dtnrecv. Finally, note that dtnrecv stayed running until we killed it with Ctrl-C. It was waiting for more bundles for that endpoint to arrive.
Turn your attention to the window where dtnd is running. Type "bundle list" again and notice that there are no currently pending bundles. Great! The server did it's job and held the bundle until an application registered and requested that bundles for that endpoint get delivered. This is a key difference between sending data with TCP or UDP and sending data over a DTN. In a DTN, every part of the network, from the link protocols up to the applications themselves need to recognize and tolerate delays and disruptions. Typically applications do this by operating asynchronously. Another way applications can operate is by arranging with the DTN bundle router to make a callback to the application when bundles arrive. Stay tuned for a future tutorial showing how that works when I figure it out myself! -jra
In the example above, we used the "-t m" parameter to indicate we wanted to specify the bundle contents from the command line. But what if you wanted to send a movie through a DTN? You'd want to use "-t f" to indicate you are sending a file, then the argument following "-p" will be interpreted as a filename. dtnd will open that file and read it in to fill up the bundle. Be aware that dtnd needs to make a copy of your file and put it in the bundle directory, even if your file is quite big. Once dtnd has gotten another server someplace else in the DTN to take custody of the bundle, it will be deleted from the local server. (However, custody transfer is not currently implemented in DTN2.)
The final payload type is "d", for date. When you use this, you do not need -p. A payload consisting of the date is made up automatically for you. This is useful for testing, but not for much else.
If you add the -e and -w options to the dtnsend command above, something different happens. The -e argument asks the far end DTN server (in this case, still our local server) to make up a receipt and send it via the DTN back to our reply address. Because we did not use the -r argument to explicitly set a reply address, the receipt will come to the source eid we specified with the -s option. The -w argument tells dtnsend to wait for incoming messages to the reply endpoint. So, here's an example of it in action:
$ DTN2/apps/dtnsend/dtnsend -e -w -s dtn://dtn-a.dtn/me -d dtn://dtn-a.dtn/testing -t m -p "testing" got 67 byte report from [dtn://dtn-a.dtn]: time=18893.0 ms
18.893 seconds?!? What kind of broken network could possibly take 18.893 seconds to deliver a little 7 byte bundle? What's going on here?
Well, recall that this is a disruption tolerant network, and that the application on the other end may not have been running at the time we sent the message. In fact it was not. The 18 seconds was how long it took me to find another window and run dtnrecv. (So I type slow. Sue me.) The dtnd server couldn't create and send a receipt until it had delivered the bundle to the final destination, which in this case was the dtnrecv process that I started a few seconds after I ran dtnsend. If I'd had my dtnrecv up and running before I ran dtnsend the receipt would have arrived in just a few milliseconds.
What if you wanted to move a file to another node on the DTN? You've have to have someone logged into that machine ready to run dtnrecv on it. And of course, you can't log in to it, because the other bundle router is on the other side of Mars. And of course, you can't put your buddy there to run the command, because, well, it's on the other side of Mars. What to do? If there was a daemon there listening for bundles arriving on a certain endpoint, and you had a program that could package up local files and send them to the endpoint the far side was waiting on, you could move files!
That's exactly how dtncp and dtndcpd work. dtncp is used to pick up a file from the local filesystem send it as a bundle. dtndcpd is the daemon, which would stay running all the time. It registers with the local bundle router requesting a notification when a bundle comes in that was sent by dtncp. It copies the bundle into an "incoming files" directory. Voila, you've copied a file.
You need to run a dtndcpd on every node in the network where you want to be able to copy files. If a node is only sending out files, it need not have a dtndcpd running.
Note that dtndcpd is not a general purpose file copy system like scp. It can only deposit files into a specific directory. It was written this way because it is an example application, and implementing the security-critical parts of a general file transfer utility were beyond the scope of the example. Likewise, there's no facility to run remote commands on the remote node. It would be possible to add some kind of flag to the bundle contents specifying whether or not to run the received file (and with which arguments). These are all possibilities for bundle applications you might choose to make in the future.
In one window, we get a directory ready for dtndcpd to put files into, then start it. dtndcpd registers on the endpoint /dtncp/recv:*, then waits for incoming files.
$ mkdir /home/fred/dtn/incoming $ DTN2/apps/dtncpd/dtncpd /home/fred/dtn/incoming opening connection to dtn router... local_eid [dtn://dtn-a.dtn/dtncp/recv:*] dtn_register succeeded, regid 0xa dtn_recv [dtn://dtn-a.dtn/dtncp/recv:*]...
In another window, we copy a file:
$ DTN2/apps/dtncp/dtncp /etc/motd dtn://dtn-a.dtn
And in the first window, dtndcpd says:
====================================== File Received at Sun Mar 6 01:03:24 2005 region : internet host : dtn-a path : file : motd size : 960 bytes loc : /home/fred/dtn/incoming/dtn-a//passwd
You may also give dtncp a third argument, which will be the filename on the far side. The default, if you neglect to provide this argument, is to make the far side file have the same name as the local file.
The DTN2 implementation treats * (asterisk) as a special character in endpoints. The asterisk denotes that any endpoint that matches the prefix before the asterix will match that endpoint. dtndcpd uses a wildcard endpoint to be able to match the endpoints that dtncp makes by adding the desired remote filename onto the end of the first part of the endpoint string, /dtncp/recv:.


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I'm not even sure where to begin this review. To attempt a description of the plot in less than 5,000 words would be pointless – it's a three-plus hour film that has separate storylines for each of its nine main characters. To heap praise on the acting would be a grave understatement – a finer cast may not ever have been assembled. To laud the direction would be futile – it may be the best of the decade.
The film is Magnolia, writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson's much-anticipated follow-up to Boogie Nights.  The result seems like Robert Altman's structure combined with Martin Scorsese's visual flair. It's almost too much to take in during one viewing. Anderson is brilliant on a cinematic level that no other director has dared to even set foot. He's light years ahead of his counterparts and, if the progression of his work is any indication, the twenty-nine-year-old will likely have a mantle full of awards by the time he has his mid-life crisis.
Two of the biggest pleasures of Nights were its audacious opening (the long tracking shot that went inside and outside a disco) and closing scenes (where Mark Wahlberg finally revealed his `gift'). They're both done better in Magnolia. The film starts rather unconventionally, with a narrator dizzily showing three detailed examples of how life is simply a series of coincidences. The ending is beyond explanation and would be ruined if I were to try. In between, the film is excruciatingly sad, yet inexplicably beautiful.
Once Magnolia is finished with its initial setup of life's unpredictability, viewers are quickly introduced to the main characters. And when I say `quickly,' brothers and sisters, I mean quickly. Before you can catch your breath, a third of the film has already flown by. Which is probably a good thing, on account of the running time. The pace gradually slows down as the film progresses, but as the tempo diminishes, you can start to feel the pressure slowly building in each of the characters and storylines.
The film is set in the San Fernando Valley and encompasses the nine major characters during one rainy day in Southern California. In fact, most of the film takes place over a half-hour period. There is a corny cop (John C. Reilly, For Love of the Game), his cokehead love interest (Melora Walters, L.A. Doctors), her game-show host father (Philip Baker Hall, The Insider), his current and former whiz kid contestants (newcomer Jeremy Blackman and Happy, Texas' William H. Macy, respectively). There's also the game show's producer (Jason Robards, Beloved), his trophy wife (Julianne Moore, An Ideal Husband), estranged son (Tom Cruise, Eyes Wide Shut) and home care nurse (Philip Seymour Hoffman, Flawless).
To try to pick a center to Magnolia's story would be ludicrous. There isn't one. There isn't a main character, either, and not all of the roles intersect with each other. Some do, but most don't. Some relationships between characters are implied but never shown during the film. The only similarity in each character is that they all are on the run from their past, whether they realize it or not. If anything, Magnolia shows the effect of damaged relationships between fathers and their children. Each character is directly messed up as a result of their paternal bonds.
Of the actors, Cruise will get the most attention. He's the biggest star and has the best lines (some of the greatest woman-hating dialogue since Jason Patric in Your Friends and Neighbors). Although Moore has already been mentioned as a potential Oscar candidate, I found her role to be a bit inferior to the others. She's not bad, but her character simply bursts into hysterics in every scene. More impressive were Robards, Reilly and Walters. And Blackman and Hoffman. And Hall. Macy's character, while splendidly acted, did little to add to the rest of the film. If the role were missing, the film would not be affected.
But the real star here is Anderson, who glues together long, sweeping takes with quick edits and unique camera angles to create a visual masterpiece. A lot of people will gripe about the running time, and Anderson even has the gall to have a character piss their pants during the two-hour mark of the film, as if to egg on viewers with weak bladders. Some people may find Jon Brion's (Anderson's Hard Eight) score annoying, but I thought it was very well done, as well as a perfect complement to Magnolia's songs, which are performed by Aimee Mann. At one point in the film, one of Mann's songs is performed by each character in a karaoke music-video style that will certainly be remembered as one of the greatest cinematic moments of the year.
3:05 – R for strong adult language, drug use, nudity, sexual content and graphic violence
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When programming, what are some of your triggers? What causes a disproportionate emotional response?
My triggers are mostly around when I believe I understand a topic however my code is not functioning as expected. This is where the pomodoro technique helps me to put the time into stopping and breathing. The break often helps me to start noticing why it didn't work. In reflection, often it is a bracket on the wrong place or a typo.
How did you find the Siberian North Railroad exercise (Stop, Breathe, Notice, Reflect, Respond)?
It helps in some situations especially the more heavily emotional ones, which I do not believe I have come across them with programming. Some of my bigger demons I have been able to process with this technique, combine that with time and not feeding the monsters it generally helps.


Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose DeliveryStream SplunkDestinationConfiguration
The
SplunkDestinationConfiguration
property type specifies the configuration of a destination in Splunk for a Kinesis
Data Firehose delivery stream.
SplunkDestinationConfiguration
is a property of the AWS::KinesisFirehose::DeliveryStream resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "CloudWatchLoggingOptions" : CloudWatchLoggingOptions, "HECAcknowledgmentTimeoutInSeconds" :
Integer
, "HECEndpoint" :String
, "HECEndpointType" :String
, "HECToken" :String
, "ProcessingConfiguration" : ProcessingConfiguration, "RetryOptions" : RetryOptions, "S3BackupMode" :String
, "S3Configuration" : S3Configuration }
YAML
CloudWatchLoggingOptions: CloudWatchLoggingOptions HECAcknowledgmentTimeoutInSeconds:
Integer
HECEndpoint:String
HECEndpointType:String
HECToken:String
ProcessingConfiguration: ProcessingConfiguration RetryOptions: RetryOptions S3BackupMode:String
S3Configuration: S3Configuration
Properties
CloudWatchLoggingOptions
-
The CloudWatch logging options for your delivery stream.
Required: No
Type: CloudWatchLoggingOptions
Update requires: No interruption
HECAcknowledgmentTimeoutInSeconds
-
The amount of time that Kinesis Data Firehose waits to receive an acknowledgment from Splunk after it sends it data. At the end of the timeout period, Kinesis Data Firehose either tries to send the data again or considers it an error, based on your retry settings.
Valid Range: Minimum value of 180. Maximum value of 600.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption
HECEndpoint
-
The HTTP Event Collector (HEC) endpoint to which Kinesis Data Firehose sends your data.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
HECEndpointType
-
This type can be either
Raw
orEvent
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
HECToken
-
A GUID that you obtain from your Splunk cluster when you create a new HEC endpoint.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
ProcessingConfiguration
-
The data processing configuration.
Required: No
Type: ProcessingConfiguration
Update requires: No interruption
RetryOptions
-
The retry behavior in case Kinesis Data Firehose is unable to deliver data to Splunk, or if it doesn't receive an acknowledgment of receipt from Splunk.
Required: No
Type: SplunkRetryOptions
Update requires: No interruption
S3BackupMode
-
Defines how documents should be delivered to Amazon S3. When set to
FailedEventsOnly
, Kinesis Data Firehose writes any data that could not be indexed to the configured Amazon S3 destination. When set toAllEvents
, Kinesis Data Firehose delivers all incoming records to Amazon S3, and also writes failed documents to Amazon S3. Default value isFailedEventsOnly
.Valid values include
FailedEventsOnly
andAllEvents
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Reference¶
Initialization, random walk function and output¶
These are the main multixrank methods.
Main class to run the random walk with restart in universal multiplex networks
-
multixrank.Multixrank.
__init__
(self, config: str, wdir: str)¶ Constructs an object for the random walk with restart.
- Parameters
config (str) – Path to the configuration file in YML format. Paths will be used relative to the wdir path variable below
wdir (str) – Path to the working directory that will be as starting point to the paths in the config file.
-
multixrank.Multixrank.
random_walk_rank
(self) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ Function that carries ous the full random walk with restart from a list of seeds.
- Returns :
rwr_ranking_df (pandas.DataFrame) : A pandas Dataframe with columns: multiplex, node, layer, score
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multixrank.Multixrank.
to_sif
(self, random_walk_rank: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, path: str, top: int = None)¶ Writes the ‘random walk results’ to a subnetwork with the ‘top’ nodes as a SIF format (See Cytoscape documentation)
- Parameters
rwr_ranking_df (pandas.DataFrame) – A pandas Dataframe with columns: multiplex, node, layer, score, which is the output of the random_walk_rank function
path (str) – Path to the TSV file with the random walk results
top (int) – Top nodes based on the random walk score to be included in the TSV file
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multixrank.Multixrank.
write_ranking
(self, random_walk_rank: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, path: str, top: int = None, degree: bool = False)¶ Writes the ‘random walk results’ to a subnetwork with the ‘top’ nodes as a SIF format (See Cytoscape documentation)
- Parameters
rwr_ranking_df (pandas.DataFrame) – A pandas Dataframe with columns: multiplex, node, layer, score, which is the output of the random_walk_rank function
path (str) – Path to the SIF file
top (int) – Top nodes based on the random walk score to be included in the SIF file
Example class¶
There is a class to generate a working example.
-
multixrank.Example.
__init__
(self)¶ Initiates example class
-
multixrank.Example.
write
(self, path)¶ Writes file tree of working example to ‘path’ directory
- Parameters
path (str) – Path to the output directory
Configuration and network files¶
This configuration file defines network paths, multiplexes, bipartites and numerical parameters for the random walk. A working example can be found in the Tutorial section.
This is an example of a minimal configuration YAML file: config_minimal.yml
This is an example of a configuration YAML file with all parameters: config_full.yml
Multiplex and bipartite unweighted networks are given as two-column TSV files without a header.
This is an example: FR3.tsv
Multiplex and bipartite weighted networks are given as two-column TSV files without a header.
This is an example: 1_3_3columns.tsv
Parameters¶
Below we explain the numerical parameters needed to run the random walk.
r
The global restart probability is given by the float number r between 0 and 1
delta
A vector of length equal to the number of multiplex networks with probabilities
A given element of the delta vector gives the probability to change the layer in a given multiplex network
tau
‘tau’ is given as a list of vectors where each vector corresponds to the restart probabilities in each multiplex network
Elements of each vector correspond to the restart probabilities at the given layer
For, instance the tau23 corresponds to the restart probability at the third layer of the second multiplex network
eta
The ‘eta’ parameter vector given the restart probability at a given multiplex network
A vector of probabilities with length equals to the number of multiplex networks
This vector sums up to one
lambda
The parameter ‘lambda’ is associated with the probability to jump from one multiplex network to another one. For instance, lambdaij represents the probability to jump from the multiplex network i to the multiplex network j.
graph_type field: unweighted/weighted, undirected/directed
The multiplex and bipartite graph types as either undirected or directed and unweighted or weighted are given by codes 00, 01, 10 and 11 in the following way:
Graph type |
Directed |
Weighted |
Code |
|---|---|---|---|
Undirected, unweighted |
No |
No |
00 |
Undirected, weighted |
No |
Yes |
01 |
Directed, unweighted |
Yes |
No |
10 |
Directed, weighted |
Yes |
Yes |
11 |
self_loops
The ‘self_loops’ parameter defines whether self loops are removed or not
This parameter is a Boolean and takes values 0 or 1.
Setting this parameter to 1, it solves the problem of zero columns in the transition matrix if the network was wrongly built.


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Resident Evil 2
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Access this from Calc > Scores.
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The values must be between 200 and 800 in both cases, pre-1995 and recentered. If you attempt to enter an invalid score in this range, say "675", the value will be rounded according to a setting. See the Settings section.
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PLANS to build a seven-bedroom eco-house with adjoining one-bedroom apartment above Portelet Bay have been withdrawn.
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The application featured an indoor swimming pool with a steam room and sauna, cinema and wine cellar.
The plans were criticised by a number of nearby residents and the chief executive of the National Trust for Jersey, Charles Alluto, who claimed that the proposed building would be contrary to both the Island Plan and planning laws.
Meanwhile, residents living in the ‘Portelet Bay’ apartments instructed MS Planning, an architecture firm, to write a letter to planners citing their objections.
These included a lack of parking for contractors and that there would be an increase in occupancy on the site – contrary to the planning policies.
Mr Alluto – who is spearheading a petition for more protection of the Island’s coastline from development – said he was ‘absolutely delighted’.
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by Rivan RSExpected to launch in the coming days, the XC40 petrol for India will come with a 190hp, 2.0-litre engine and in one mid-spec R-Design variant.
Despite having launched just one new model this year – the Volvo XC90 Excellence Lounge Console – the Swedish carmaker’s sales haven’t been all that bad, considering the industry-wide slowdown. Before the year is out, Volvo will bring another new model to India – the petrol-powered XC40 T4 will be launched in the coming days, with bookings beginning sooner.
Expected to be priced at Rs 39.9 lakh, the petrol XC40 will be available in T4-spec, which means that it will be powered by a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine that develops 190hp and 300Nm of peak torque and mated to an 8-speed automatic gearbox. The smallest SUV in Volvo’s line-up was previously sold with a sole D4 2.0-litre diesel engine making 190hp and 400Nm of torque. However, the diesel variant has been sold out for now and will see a comeback, most likely sometime in mid 2020.
Unlike the diesel, our sources say that AWD will not be offered on the petrol XC40. This means that the model will be a front-wheel-drive vehicle only. Interestingly, the petrol engine will be a BS4 unit at launch, with an upgrade to BS6 coming closer to the mandated April 2020 deadline. The XC40 T4 R-Design is expected to get features like paddleshifters, adaptive cruise control, automatic parking, heated seats, wireless phone charging and a hands-free boot-opening function.
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STRANGERS ON A TRAIN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Let's swap murders -- "Your wife, my father" -- the rich and eccentric Bruno Antony proposes to tennis athlete Guy Haines, a stranger he just met on a train in Hitchcock's 1951 taut thriller, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN. Who could catch us reasons Bruno since neither of us would be suspected, and we'd get rid of the people who are bothering us.
Bruno, played wickedly by Robert Walker, is a diabolical type who loves his mother, loathes his father, and once threatened to blow up the White House -- just joking, of course. He's also developed a way "to smell a flower on the planet Mars." Watch how menacing Robert Walker can make Bruno with nothing more that a devious smile and a box of popcorn he munches nonchalantly.
Guy (Farley Granger), in contrast, is a rock solid citizen who wants to marry a senator's daughter, Anne Morton (Ruth Roman), just as soon as he gets rid of his entanglements with his current wife, Miriam, a notorious flirt.
Miriam, played like a oversexed schoolgirl by Laura Elliot, is pregnant but probably not with Guy's baby. We see her with two young bucks in tow as she takes them both into the infamous Tunnel of Love at the local carny.
Hitchcock is a master at setting up scenes for maximum effect. When Miriam, her two boyfriends and Bruno are shown inside the tunnel, we see only their moving shadows. And when the camera moves to outside its entrance, we hear a scream from inside, which turns out to be nothing more than Miriam yelling at one of her boyfriends with an "oh, stop that," meaning don't do anything of the kind. In another beautifully composed sequence Miriam's glasses fall off when Bruno begins to strangle her. The rest of the murder is then filmed through the reflection in her glasses lying in the grass.
(So when does Hitchcock appear? Ten minutes into the film. Just as in THE PARADINE CASE, it's at a train station, where he's carrying a musical instrument case, but this time it's a bigger one, a bass.)
As expected, Guy is aghast when Bruno actually commits his end of the dastardly deeds they discussed; Guy wasn't serious. But not to worry, Guy has a rock solid alibi. However, the alibi crumbles through an unlucky break, and the story goes through a series of twists as Bruno keeps bugging him to follow through on their deal, which Guy never agreed to in the first place.
Babs, played by Hitchcock's daughter Patricia, who looks strangely like a younger Miriam, is great as Anne's precocious younger sister who specializes in speaking the unspeakable.
Hitchcock's characters, as usual, feature an everyman, Guy in this movie, wrapped up in a web he has trouble breaking. Hitchcock has a deft touch with his actors producing characters in predicaments that are easy to empathize with.
As Guy gets swept up in the story's whirlpool, Hitchcock uses some classic and always effective thriller backdrops such an amusement park. More imaginative is setting up a tennis match that doesn't look like it will end soon enough as a way to ratchet up the tension. And, finally, a run-away merry-go-round provides the film's piece de resistance vehicle for terror.
STRANGERS ON A TRAIN runs 1:40. It is rated PG for violence and tension and would be fine for kids around nine and up.
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The Hidden (1987) 96m.
In what could almost be a pedigree of his TWIN PEAKS role as FBI agent Dale Cooper, Kyle MacLachlan plays an otherworldly FBI agent in search of a psychotic killer on the loose in L.A. He teams up with local detective Michael Nouri after the killer has been cut down in a police shootout and tries to convince him that their problems are far from over. As we quickly discover, the real killer is an alien parasite that moves from body to body, rendering it nearly impossible to find. The good news is that almost immediately the new host exhibits telltale behavior patterns, revealing the true nature of the alien hidden within it. The bad news is that these signs usually include car theft, bank robbery, and homicide.
Look at THE HIDDEN one way and it's almost a 50s Juvenile Delinquency picture - the notion of alien-as-hedonist incorporates the same elements used to drive a wedge between the cinematic generation gap of that time: sex, fast cars, loud rock music, destruction of property, and living like there's no tomorrow.  Just to confuse the matter, the alien chooses middle-aged subjects for its hosts (I suppose in some cases it doesn't have much choice). Was this because the portrayal of younger people going on a shooting rampage was too uncomfortably close to reality? It would have at least drawn attention to the J.D. motifs in the film. I'll concede that it's the juxtaposition of the hosts' appearances against their repugnant activities that provides much of the film's humor. Especially effective is the alien's second host body (William Boyett) whose monosyllabic delivery, beady eyes and tight-lipped expression make him both amusing and unsettling. It's useful that Boyett gets more screen time than the other incarnations because it gives us a chance to compare him with the much more sedate (but equally elusive) MacLachlan.
Film manages to make the old alien-parasite routine look fresh thanks to great pacing that doesn't let up from the opening car chase (exciting on a big screen), but thinking over the storyline and script, you'll realize that this could have been a terrible film. As it turns out, Bob Hunt's script is served well by good acting, fine cinematography, great effects, and energetic direction (by Jack Sholder). It's one of the few B-movies you'll see with an A budget - don't tell me that any film that totals a Porsche in the first scene has a B-grade budget! The ending, although strangely neutral (it's neither totally satisfying nor unsatisfying) suggests in the final shot that a whole new, different story is just beginning. I'm glad they left it up to our imaginations instead of churning out HIDDEN II.
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Who is The Little Mermaid star Jonah Hauer-King?
Jonah Hauer-King has reportedly been cast as Prince Eric in the upcoming live-action remake of The Little Mermaid.
He is set to star opposite US singer Halle Bailey – who will play Ariel – in Disney’s latest reimagining of one of its classic films.
Harry Styles had been among the high-profile names linked with the highly coveted role of Eric, but it appears to be the largely unknown Hauer-King who has got the part.
Here’s what you need to know about the 24-year-old:
He has dual nationality
Hauer-King’s mother is an American theatre producer while his father is a British restaurateur.
It appears the actor is proud of his heritage as his Instagram bio consists of a US flag and the national flag of the UK.
He got his start in theatre
An early career role for Hauer-King was the lead part in psychological drama play Equus, while he was studying at Cambridge University.
He played Alan Strang, a boy accused of blinding six horses. Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe portrayed the character in a 2007 revival of the play.
He was named a rising star in 2016
The London Evening Standard named Hauer-King among London’s most influential young people in 2016, alongside ballet dancer Francesca Hayward, who will soon star in Cats.
The newspaper listed Hauer-King as being educated at Eton and “born and bred” in London.
He has starred in Little Women
Hauer-King played the character of Theodore “Laurie” Laurence in the BBC’s critically acclaimed 2017 adaption of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel.
The three-part series also starred Emily Watson and Maya Hawke. The latest Hollywood adaption of Little Women features Timothee Chalamet as Laurie.
Hauer-King’s other TV roles include World War Two drama World On Fire and a minor part in an adaption of Howards End.
The Little Mermaid is not his first foray into film
While he was largely unknown before being linked to the role of Prince Eric, Hauer-King already has several films under his belt.
They include family adventure film A Dog’s Way Home, which was released earlier this year and also featured A-listers Bryce Dallas Howard and Ashley Judd.


The CSS selector a[target] makes sure that all links with a target attribute gets a yellow background:
Click the button to add a red border to the first link that has a target attribute inside the div element.


SQL Injection
Posted October 9, 2014
This week I'll be taking a look into SQL injection. SQL injection is a way malicious user to tamper with your databases, be it getting all of your info or causing your tables to be deleted. They do this by forcing SQL commands in through user input fields. Lets take a look at some examples, and then talk about ways to avoid this from happening to you.
For the first example, lets say you have an input for user id, and when someone enters their id, it returns all the info on them.  Now your code looks like this:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE userid= 112 or 5=5
Since 5 = 5 is always true, this will return all of the information on all users. Thats not good, especially if sensitive information is stored on those tables.
I'm not going to go through all of the ways that SQL injection is used, but I do want to look at one more. In this example, a command is forced in through the input.
txtUserId = getRequestString("UserId"); txtSQL = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE UserId = " + txtUserId;
Now for someones username, they input 12; DROP TABLE students, which results in:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE UserId = 12; DROP TABLE students
You now have a command that is going to delete your students table.
So we've seen some ways that malicious people can mess with your site, so how do we prevent it? There are a couple of things you can do. One is to limit the input fields to not allow certain words or characters. This isn't the best way to go about it, as you're limiting what kinds of usernames and passwords your users can have, and there are still ways around it. A better way is to use SQL parameters. These parameters will check to make sure that each input is correct for the column, and that it's not executed as part of the SQL. Lets take a look at how to set this up.
txtUserId = getRequestString("UserId"); txtSQL = "SELECT * FROM Users where UserId = @0"; db.Execute(txtSQL, txtUserID)
There you have it, a quick rundown of SQL injection, and a way to help prevent it from happening to you. I hope you found it helpful. Now go forth and code.


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An attempt to mimic the look of the Wikipedia main page using HTML, CSS, & Bootstrap
A fun site for an imaginary cupcake shope with multiple pages using HTML & CSS
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The SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css and SpryMenuBarVertical.css files provide the default styling for the Menu Bar widget. You can, however, customize the widget by changing the appropriate CSS rule. The CSS rules in the SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css and SpryMenuBarVertical.css files use the same class names as the related elements in the menu bar’s HTML code, so it’s easy for you to know which CSS rules correspond to the different sections of the Menu Bar widget. Additionally, the SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css and SpryMenuBarVertical.css files contain class names for widget behaviors (for example, hovering and clicking behaviors).
The horizontal or vertical styling sheet for the widget should already be a included in your website before you start customizing. For more information, see Prepare your files.
You can style an Menu Bar widget by setting properties for the entire Menu Bar widget container, or by setting properties for the components of the widget individually.
You can replace style-related class names in the CSS files and HTML code with class names of your own. Doing so does not affect the functionality of the widget.
The SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css and SpryMenuBarVertical.css files have extensive comments, explaining the code and the purpose for certain rules. For further information, see the comments in the file.
The CSS code attached to the a tag contains the information for text styling. Several relevant text-styling class values that pertain to different menu states are attached to the a tag.
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Style to change |
CSS rule for vertical or horizontal menu bar |
Relevant properties and default values |
|---|---|---|
|
Default text |
ul.MenuBarVertical a, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a |
color: #333; text-decoration: none; |
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Text color when mouse pointer moves over it |
ul.MenuBarVertical a:hover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a:hover |
color: #FFF; |
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Text color when in focus |
ul.MenuBarVertical a:focus, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a:focus |
color: #FFF; |
|
Menu Bar item color when mouse pointer moves over it |
ul.MenuBarVertical a.MenuBarItemHover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemHover |
color: #FFF; |
|
Submenu item color when mouse pointer moves over it |
ul.MenuBarVertical a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover |
color: #FFF; |
The CSS rule attached to the a tag contains the information for a menu item’s background color. Several relevant background color class values are attached to the a tag that pertain to different menu states.
|
Color to change |
CSS rule for vertical or horizontal menu bar |
Relevant properties and default values |
|---|---|---|
|
Default background |
ul.MenuBarVertical a, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a |
background-color: #EEE; |
|
Background color when mouse pointer moves over it |
ul.MenuBarVertical a:hover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a:hover |
background-color: #33C; |
|
Background color when in focus |
ul.MenuBarVertical a:focus, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a:focus |
background-color: #33C; |
|
Menu Bar item color when mouse pointer moves over it |
ul.MenuBarVertical a.MenuBarItemHover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemHover |
background-color: #33C; |
|
Submenu item color when mouse pointer moves over it |
ul.MenuBarVertical a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover |
background-color: #33C; |
To change the dimension of menu items by changing the width properties of the menu item’s li and ul tags.
The position of Spry Menu Bar submenus is controlled by the margin property on submenu ul tags.
By default, the Menu Bar widget, as well as its menu and submenu items, are all aligned left on the page. You can center the Menu Bar widget itself by adding some code to the page on which the Menu Bar widget appears.
The example demonstrates centering a horizontal Menu Bar widget, but you can center a vertical Menu Bar widget within its container if you are using one.
By default, the Menu Bar widget, as well as its menu and submenu items, are all aligned left on the page. You can center the menu items inside the menu bar by adding some code to the page on which the Menu Bar widget appears. This task does not center the submenu items.
The example demonstrates centering a horizontal menu bar’s menu items, but you can also apply this to a vertical Menu Bar widget if you are using one.
By default, the horizontal Menu Bar widget, as well as its menu and submenu items, are all aligned left on the page. You can center all of the menu items inside the menu bar by adding some code to the page on which the Menu Bar widget appears. This task centers all menu items and submenu items.
The example demonstrates centering all menu items in a horizontal menu bar, but you can also center all items in a vertical Menu Bar widget if you are using one


Pentagine Demos
Below is a list of simple demos of Pentagine:
Audio Example
drawstring
Helicopter Game
SpriteList Example
Circle Example
States Example


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medis.Atmosphere package¶
Submodules¶
medis.Atmosphere.caos module¶
-
medis.Atmosphere.caos.
compare_phasemaps
(datacube, logAmp=False, axis=None, width=None, title=None, annos=None, scale=1)¶
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medis.Atmosphere.caos.
gen_maps_r0
()¶
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medis.Atmosphere.caos.
generate_maps
()¶
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medis.Atmosphere.caos.
get_r0s
()¶
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medis.Atmosphere.caos.
load_maps
(location)¶
-
medis.Atmosphere.caos.
make_idl_params
()¶
-
medis.Atmosphere.caos.
plot_phasemaps
()¶
-
medis.Atmosphere.caos.
random_r0walk
(idx, values)¶
-
medis.Atmosphere.caos.
scale_phasemaps
()¶
medis.Atmosphere.diy module¶
medis.Atmosphere.pidly module¶
pIDLy 0.2.6: IDL within Python.
Control ITT’s IDL (Interactive Data Language) from within Python.
https://github.com/anthonyjsmith/pIDLy http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pIDLy/
Requirements:
- Pexpect
- NumPy
Usage:
>>> import pidly
>>> idl = pidly.IDL()
>> print(idl.__doc__)
Consult the docstrings or README.txt in the source distribution for further information.
Copyright (c) 2008-2014, Anthony Smith<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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class
medis.Atmosphere.pidly.
IDL
(*arguments, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
pexpect.pty_spawn.spawn
pidly.IDL() : Launch IDL session within Python.
The IDL class inherits from pexpect.spawn. Consult pexpect documentation for details of further methods.
Usage:
Initiate: >>> import pidly >>> idl = pidly.IDL()
- Or:
- idl = pidly.IDL(‘/path/to/idl’)
Execute commands: >>> idl(‘x = total([1, 1], /int)’)
Retrieve values: >>> print(idl.ev(‘x’)) 2
Or (slightly slower): >>> print(idl.x) 2
Evaluate expressions: >>> print(idl.ev(‘x ^ 2’)) 4
Assign value from Python expression: >>> idl.x = 2 + 2 >>> print(idl.x) 4
Or: >>> idl(‘x’, 2 + 2) >>> print(idl.x) 4
Perform IDL function on Python expression(s): >>> idl.func(‘reform’, range(4), 2, 2) array([[0, 1],
[2, 3]])Or (slightly slower): >>> idl.reform(range(4), 2, 2) array([[0, 1],
[2, 3]])With keywords (/L64 -> L64=True or L64=1) >>> x = idl.histogram(range(4), binsize=3, L64=True) >>> print(x) [3 1] >>> print(x.dtype) int64
IDL procedure with Python argument(s): >>> idl.pro(‘plot’, range(10), range(10), xstyle=True, ystyle=True)
Interactive mode: >> idl.interact() IDL> print, x
4IDL> ^D >>>
Close: >>> idl.close()
pIDLy supports the transfer of: * ints, longs, … * floats, doubles, … * strings * arrays of the above types, with arbitrary size and shape * dictionaries <-> structures & lists of dicts <-> arrays of structures
but with certain limitations on transfer from Python to IDL[NB if getting Syntax Errors when passing large arrays to IDL, try using >> idl = pidly.IDL(long_delay=0.05) default is 0.02.]
-
close
()¶ Close IDL session.
Try to call IDL exit function - this way you may still be able to terminate IDL if it is a called indirectly through a script.
-
ev
(expression, print_output=True)¶ Return the value of an IDL expression as a numpy.ndarray.
-
ex
(expression, assignment_value=None, print_output=True, ret=False)¶ Execute a command in IDL.
If assignment_value is set (to a Python expression), this value is assigned to the IDL variable named in expression.
-
func
(name, *args, **kwargs)¶ Evaluate IDL function.
-
interact
(show_prompt=True, **kwargs)¶ Interactive IDL shell. Press ^D to return to Python.
This gives control of the child process to the interactive user (the human at the keyboard). Keystrokes are sent to the child process, and the stdout and stderr output of the child process is printed. This simply echos the child stdout and child stderr to the real stdout and it echos the real stdin to the child stdin. When the user types the escape_character this method will return None. The escape_character will not be transmitted. The default for escape_character is entered as
Ctrl - ]
, the very same as BSD telnet. To prevent escaping, escape_character may be set to None.If a logfile is specified, then the data sent and received from the child process in interact mode is duplicated to the given log.
You may pass in optional input and output filter functions. These functions should take a string and return a string. The output_filter will be passed all the output from the child process. The input_filter will be passed all the keyboard input from the user. The input_filter is run BEFORE the check for the escape_character.
Note that if you change the window size of the parent the SIGWINCH signal will not be passed through to the child. If you want the child window size to change when the parent’s window size changes then do something like the following example:
import pexpect, struct, fcntl, termios, signal, sys def sigwinch_passthrough (sig, data): s = struct.pack("HHHH", 0, 0, 0, 0) a = struct.unpack('hhhh', fcntl.ioctl(sys.stdout.fileno(), termios.TIOCGWINSZ , s)) if not p.closed: p.setwinsize(a[0],a[1]) # Note this 'p' is global and used in sigwinch_passthrough. p = pexpect.spawn('/bin/bash') signal.signal(signal.SIGWINCH, sigwinch_passthrough) p.interact()
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pro
(name, *args, **kwargs)¶ Execute IDL procedure.
-
variables
()¶ Return list of names of defined IDL variables.
-
exception
medis.Atmosphere.pidly.
IDLInputOverflowError
¶ Bases:
Exception
Expression too long for IDL to receive.
-
class
medis.Atmosphere.pidly.
TestPidly
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
unittest.case.TestCase
Unit tests for pIDLy.
-
sendAndReceive
(x)¶
-
setUp
()¶ Hook method for setting up the test fixture before exercising it.
-
tearDown
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the test fixture after testing it.
-
test_100_dicts_float32_double_string
()¶
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test_20_function_calls
()¶
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test_20_function_calls_explicit
()¶
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test_20_function_calls_really_explicit
()¶
-
test_2d_int_array
()¶
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test_3_3_element_dicts
()¶
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test_3_element_dict
()¶
-
test_3d_int_array
()¶
-
test_3d_list_of_strings
()¶
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test_4d_int_array
()¶
-
test_50_doubles
()¶
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test_50_doubles_1e30
()¶
-
test_50_float32
()¶
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test_50_float32_1e30
()¶
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test_6d_int_array_tests_max_n_elements_code_area
()¶
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test_8d_int_array
()¶
-
test_dict_string_arrays
()¶
-
test_huge_double
()¶
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test_idl_dead
()¶
-
test_inf_nan_array
()¶
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test_infinity
()¶
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test_infinity_neg
()¶
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test_int_array
()¶
-
test_list_of_strings
()¶
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test_long_function_call
()¶
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test_long_function_dicts
()¶
-
test_long_int_array
()¶
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test_long_integer
()¶
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test_longest_line
()¶
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test_longest_string
()¶
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test_longest_string_overflow
()¶
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test_longish_function_call
()¶
-
test_mixed_array_warning
()¶
-
test_multi_word_string
()¶
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test_nan
()¶
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test_simple_dictionary
()¶
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test_single_element_list_int
()¶
-
test_single_float
()¶
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test_single_float32
()¶
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test_single_integer
()¶
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test_single_string
()¶
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test_speed_20000_doubles
()¶
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test_speed_5000_doubles_one_by_one
()¶
-
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medis.Atmosphere.pidly.
close_all
()¶
-
medis.Atmosphere.pidly.
now
()¶ Returns new datetime object representing current time local to tz.
- tz
- Timezone object.
If no tz is specified, uses local timezone.
-
medis.Atmosphere.pidly.
test
()¶ Run full tests on pIDLy.


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Racing's ex-All Black wary of Saracens' second-string side
Paris - Racing 92's ex-New Zealand lock Dominic Bird says he is cautious of title holders Saracens' quality despite the English side sending a weakened outfit to Paris for their Champions Cup opener this weekend.
Sunday's visitors to the French capital have been given a 35-point deduction and fined more than 5 million ($6.42 million) for breaching the Premiership's salary cap rules, pending an appeal, and coach Mark McCall is set to prioritise securing top-flight status over European success.
"I have no doubt it will be a very good second team. They had a little bit of stuff up and that's their problem," Bird told AFP on Tuesday.
"All I care about is that we will come up against one of the best sides, if not the best side in Europe this weekend and I'm excited about that challenge."
"Off-field stuff, that's their problem and how they deal with it. It doesn't make any difference to me. I know they are still going to come and play," the two-time All Black added.
McCall's defending league and European champions have won three from their opening four games in the Premiership this season despite the absence of squad members such as England World Cup runners-up Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola.
Racing coach Laurent Travers said any issues to do with financial wrongdoings will have little impact on Sunday's proceedings against the three-time European champions.
"If they have problems off the field I know they don't have any on the field. Unfortunately we're going to face them on the field," he said.
"So from that point of view we're expecting something very difficult. We're far from being favourites," he added.
McCall said he was unsure how many of his World Cup absentees would feature against the 2018 runners-up, who have only three wins from their opening nine matches in the Top 14, as well as against Ospreys next week.
"They've been away from the club for five months, they're not robots. We were going to weigh up whether they were in the right place physically and emotionally to be able to contribute these first two games," McCall told BT Sport.
"We're going to expose some younger players to European rugby over the course of the season and that's going to accelerate their development," he added.
Elsewhere this weekend, French champions Toulouse travel to Gloucester and two ex-winners meet as Bath host Ulster.


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Defined in Module impact.animation, inherits from ig.Class
// Create animation var animSheet = new ig.AnimationSheet( 'sheet.png', 16, 16 ); var anim = new ig.Animation( animSheet, 0.1, [0,1,2,3,2,1] ); // Update animation to current frame anim.update(); // Draw current frame anim.draw( x, y );
An ig.Animation
object takes care of animating an Entity or Background Map tile. Frames from an animation sheet – an image with all animation frames – are drawn as specified by the animations frameTime
and sequence
.
In most cases you shouldn't need to create an animation object by yourself, but instead use the ig.Entity's .addAnim() method.
Read more in the Animations Tutorial.
sheet
An ig.AnimationSheet object specifying the image to use and the width and height of each frameframeTime
Time in seconds each frame is displayedsequence
An Array of integers, specifying the actual animation framesstop
A Boolean, indicating whether to stop the animation when it has reached the last frame. Defaults to false
.Alpha opacity of the animation from 0
to 1
. The default is 1
(fully opaque).
New in 1.15
Rotation of the animation in radians. The center of rotation is specified by .pivot.
Booleans, indicating whether the animation should be drawn flipped on the x and/or y axis
The current frame number, set by the .update()
method
An integer, specifying how often the animation has been played through since the last call to .rewind()
.
Note that even if the animation has stopped at the last frame, the .loopCount
is updated as if the animation was still running.
New in 1.15
Center of the rotation when using .angle. The default is half the .width
and .height
of the AnimationSheet, i.e. the center of the animation frame.
The current tile of the animation sheet, set by the .update()
method
Draws the current animation frame at the given screen coordinates
Jumps to frame number f
Jumps to a random frame
Rewinds the animation to its first frame and resets the .loopCount
This method returns the animation itself. This is useful when switching between animations. E.g:
// In an entities .update() method this.currentAnim = this.anims.jump.rewind();
Updates the animation to the current frame, based on its frameTime


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What Is SpIntro Stats?
SpIntro Stats is an open project to provide a set of simulation web apps for introductory statistics.
'Spin' in the title refers to the methods we begin with: spinners, card shuffles, mixing balls in contrast to the classical emphasis on probability axioms.
Tests are based on permutation/randomization distributions and confidence intervals are derived via bootstrapping.
This software is intended to demonstrate the concepts underlying statistical analysis.
It is not, in itself, a statistical analysis package.
We hope users find it useful, but no explicit or implicit warrantee is made for accuracy of results.
For our discussion group see the spintro-stats google group
and our code is available as a github repository
Standard Normal Probabilities
Compute cutoffs or probabilities.
Input a probability between 0 and 1 to get back a cutoff Z score.
Input a Z score (positive or negative) to get back a probability (area under the curve).
Fill in Probability or Z-score, then click the desired area below:
Compute cutoffs or probabilities.
There is a different distribution for each "degrees of freedom" value, so we have to set this first.
Then input a probability between 0 and 1 to get back a cutoff t score.
Or input a t score (positive or negative) to get back a probability (area under the curve).
Degrees of Freedom:


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Open Angel Arena 4.5.1 Update
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Fixed Ward Stack icon issues and sentry wards not revealing.
Activated vanilla DotA experience gain and rubberband when a hero is killed.
Bosses
Alchemist boss HP increased from 10000 to 12000.
Alchemist boss Spider Egg Launch cooldown decreased from 5 to 4 seconds.
Alchemist boss spiders hatch quicker (Spider Egg explode time decreased from 7 to 5 seconds).
Temple Guardians Hammer Smash stun duration decreased by 0.1 second.
Temple Guardians Purification cooldown reduced from 20 to 15 seconds.
Temple Guardians Purification radius increased from 300 to 350.
Temple Guardians (tier 5 version) Purification heal increased from 1000 to 2100.
Temple Guardians Wrath (Omni Party) duration reduced from 8 to 6 seconds.
Runes
Runes no longer spawn before the first duel.
Spawn time of the first runes is random. But they never spawn before the first duel.
Time interval between rune spawns is increased from 1 to 2 minutes.
Bounty Runes now give more gold. Formula below.
New Bounty Rune Gold formula: 40 x GameTime x (1 + TeamGoldDifferenceFactor x GameTime/10);
TeamGoldDifferenceFactor = (EnemyTeamGold - AlliedTeamGold) / (EnemyTeamGold + AlliedTeamGold) (minimum 0)
Bounty Runes now give experience to the whole team as well.
New Bounty Rune Experience formula: 20 x GameTime x (1 + TeamXPDifferenceFactor x GameTime/10).
TeamXPDifferenceFactor = (EnemyTeamXP - AlliedTeamXP) / (EnemyTeamXP + AlliedTeamXP) (minimum 0)
GameTime in both formulas represent time on the clock in minutes.
Example: If bounty rune is picked up by a team A at 10:00 and if the total gold and experience of team A is higher than the total gold and experience of team B, then everyone on the team A will only gain 400 gold and 200 xp.
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A Polymer element for querying the Strava API
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Description: This module filters the variants that are specific to the affected individuals (Phenotype=2) i.e. the variants that are present only in the affected individual and absent in the unaffected individuals(Phenotype=1).
Parameters:Maximum number of cases allowed to have missing genotype: Quiet often sequencing errors could lead to missing genotypes in some samples. To rescue candidate variants among missing genotypes, the user can chose the number of affected individuals that can have missing genotype.
Chose Genotype: The user can chose the genotype of the variants: HET (heterozygous), HOM_ALT (homozygous alternate) or HET HOM_ALT (heterozygous and homozygous) from the dropdown list.
Required columns in PED file:IndividualID and Phenotype columns are required in pedigree analysis and case-control modules.


This package consists of blocks that convert an input signal with a specific unit to an output signal in another unit (e.g., conversion of an angle signal from "deg" to "rad").
| Name | Description |
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| To_degC | Convert from Kelvin to degCelsius |
| From_degC | Convert from degCelsius to Kelvin |
| To_degF | Convert from Kelvin to degFahrenheit |
| From_degF | Convert from degFahrenheit to Kelvin |
| To_degRk | Convert from Kelvin to degRankine |
| From_degRk | Convert from degRankine to Kelvin |
| To_deg | Convert from radian to degree |
| From_deg | Convert from degree to radian |
| To_rpm | Convert from radian per second to revolutions per minute |
| From_rpm | Convert from revolutions per minute to radian per second |
| To_kmh | Convert from metre per second to kilometre per hour |
| From_kmh | Convert from kilometre per hour to metre per second |
| To_day | Convert from second to day |
| From_day | Convert from day to second |
| To_hour | Convert from second to hour |
| From_hour | Convert from hour to second |
| To_minute | Convert from second to minute |
| From_minute | Convert from minute to second |
| To_litre | Convert from cubic metre to litre |
| From_litre | Convert from litre to cubic metre |
| To_kWh | Convert from Joule to kilo Watt hour |
| From_kWh | Convert from kilo Watt hour to Joule |
| To_bar | Convert from Pascal to bar |
| From_bar | Convert from bar to Pascal |
| To_gps | Convert from kilogram per second to gram per second |
| From_gps | Convert from gram per second to kilogram per second |


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This is a step by step slide show of how to analyze RNA-sequencing date. Most images are taken from my p53 senessence project (for more information, please refer to the projects page). The first image of the slide is from this article from phys.org.