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MY FATHER THE HERO A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 3.8
Date Released: 2/4/94 Running Length: 1:30 Rated: PG (Language)
Starring: Gerard Depardieu, Katherine Heigl, Dalton James, Lauren Hutton, Faith Prince Director: Steve Miner Producers: Jacques Bar and Jean-Louis Livi Screenplay: Francis Verber and Charlie Peters based on MON PERE, CE HEROS by Gerard Lauzier Music: David Newman Released by Touchstone Pictures
Gerard Depardieu's interpretation of Cyrano De Bergerac was a definitive character in modern cinema, not to mention a jewel in the crown of his career. In fact, he was so impressive in that role that the producers of the comedy MY FATHER THE HERO took notice and gave him something similar--a scene where, while in hiding, he feeds poetic lines of love to his daughter as she courts the favor of a reluctant boyfriend. For some odd reason, it just doesn't have the same impact.
The reunion of Andre (Gerard Depardieu) and his fourteen-year old daughter Nicole (Katherine Heigl) is hardly a warm affair. Despite having planned their vacation to the Bahamas for a year, Andre is still the focus of Nicole's anger as the result of a past misdeed. After the pair arrives at their destination, Nicole does all she can to get away from her repressive ogre of a father. When she meets Ben (Dalton James) and her initial attempts to impress him fail, she tries a different tactic: claiming that Andre is actually her lover (and an ex-jailbird to boot). And while the lie has favorable results for her, the same can't be said for poor papa, who becomes the object of suspicious glances, malicious rumors, and outright hostility.
Admittedly, this is an unusual premise for a comedy, and MY FATHER THE HERO sadly fails to take advantage of the possibilities. Instead of going for outright zaniness, the film attempts to stay within the bounds of "good taste" and family values (in spite of the obvious Oedipal inklings), which not only dilutes the humor but results in an unwatchable climax involving a water rescue.
Mr.  He's fine, but the script doesn't give him much opportunity to show his range.  No one is likely to feel a great upsurge of sympathy for Nicole during those moments.
There is a big-name, surprise cameo in MY FATHER THE HERO. The appearance of this person is perhaps the single reason to sit through the entire movie. While the face isn't shown until the last scene, it's possible for those viewers with discerning ears to determine the identity very early. I won't whose career has been blemished (although they were smart enough to keep their name out of the credits), but suffice it to say that few would expect a performer of this caliber to be slumming. Then again, one hardly anticipates Gerard Depardieu to be a party to such rubbish, either.
I won't dwell overmuch on the numerous implausibilities that occur during the course of MY FATHER THE HERO. This is, after all, a comedy, and the rules of reality are often bent in the name of humor. Too bad the results aren't more impressive. However, it is worth making note of the absolute stupidity of Ben, who swallows every lie without a moment's incredulity. I'm surprised Nicole and Andre didn't try to sell him a bridge.
Nevertheless, the greatest flaw in MY FATHER THE HERO isn't the feeble comedy, the limp characterization, or the mediocre acting. Instead, it's the feeling of unease that pervades the first forty-five minutes as Nicole and Andre clash while the film tries unsuccessfully to make light of their dysfunctional relationship. There are serious issues bubbling away here that the movie doesn't know how to properly address, attempting instead to turn them into fodder for humor. Lighthearted motion pictures should never cause discomfort, but this one does.
It's easy to understand how one could be fooled into thinking that MY FATHER THE HERO might be worth a trip to the theater. After all, the trailers contain a few funny moments, there's some potential to the premise, and Gerard Depardieu lends an aura of respectability. Unfortunately, all of this means very little. As the old saying goes, "appearances can be deceiving," and in this case, they are.
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Imagine a world without spreadsheets.
OK, maybe your weekly/monthly/quarterly budgets might be a bit more tricky to manage but I thinking more along the lines of using spreadsheets for things without figures or finances. Don't get me wrong, I don’t dispute the fact that spreadsheet software is great for charting and accountancy – plus, with some VBA trickery you can do some rather clever stuff.
However, there must be a wealth of useful company information entrenched in spreadsheets, hidden deep within folder structures on already cluttered network drives. Sound familiar to you?
I simply don’t understand why so many people turn to age-old bookkeeping software for things like project management, planning, strategy or just simply as a way to present information in a table format. (*shudder*)
By locking information away in a single file, with slim to none collaboration potential, and not even hosting it on cloud storage so others can get to it just seems crazy these days.
To coin a phrase – there’s an app for that. Several in fact. You only have to Google the phrase “project management tools” to end up with a wealth of results, light years beyond the likes of Excel.
I’d be lost without web apps like Basecamp, Trello, Evernote & JIRA (and I’m trying to get into using Slack more as well).
Don’t get me wrong, I respect that people have workflows that suit them. But to me, continuing to use spreadsheets for team based project management is like trying to conduct research without an internet connection. Like trying to brush your teeth with charcoal. Like trying to cross an ocean on a rowing boat.
Sure, they can all be done and produce results but why make life harder than needs to be? With a wealth of tools now available to make you more productive, collaborative and responsive then perhaps there’s no excuse not to be more innovative too.
So here’s my rallying call: let’s release data from cellular bondage and do something good with it.
Over to you - could you live without spreadsheets or are they an essential part of your workflow? Would love to hear your thoughts.


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Cloudmesh Config File Encryption¶
Warning
THIS SECTION IS UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Background¶
The cloudmesh.yaml configuration file stores passwords and other secrets
to simplify accessing machines. By default none of the passwords are
encrypted.  This is all done through the
cms config encrypt
and cms config decrypt
commands.
Quick-Start¶
This guide assumes you are running an Gnu/Linux or macOS machine.
Assuming you do not have cloudmesh installed run the following
$ mkdir cm
$ cd cm
$ pip install cloudmesh-installer
$ cloudmesh-installer git clone cloud
$ cloudmesh-installer install cloud
$ cms help
To initialize cloudmesh security run
$ cms config secinit
If you have already generated an RSA key pair, skip the next command
Assuming you have not previously generated an RSA public-private key pair
(This could have been generated with an openssl
or ssh-keygen
command)
you can generate a private key located at ~/.ssh/id_rsa
and public key
located at ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
by running the following.
$ cms key gen pem
Assuming you have an RSA private-public key pair located at ~/.ssh/id_rsa
and
~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
with PEM or SSH encoding you can encrypt the default
cloudmesh secrets by executing the following
$ cms config encrypt
When you want to decrypt the configuration secrets run
$ cms config decrypt
Installation¶
You must be sure that cloudmesh is installed. The easiest way to install cloudmesh is via pip. However, it is not yet released with the security extensions we discuss next. If you would like to use them you need to install cloudmesh-cloud from source. Which is discussed in the cloudmesh manual.
To remind you how easy it is you can use the following steps.
$ mkdir cm
$ cd cm
$ pip install cloudmesh-installer
$ cloudmesh-installer git clone cloud
$ cloudmesh-installer install cloud
$ cms help
Please remember that after this you should configure your
~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh.yaml
configuration file.
Preparation¶
After the system has been installed cloudmesh will need to initialize its security capabilities. If you wish to control where it is initialized reference the Changing the secinit Directory section. Otherwise, initialize the configuration capabilities by running the the following.
$ cms config secinit
Now that we have the proper system related properties initialized we need an RSA public-private key pair to execute encryption and decryption of the data. The public key is used to encrypt data and the private key is used to decrypt. If you have previously generated an RSA key pair please reference the Setting Keys for Encryption Without Key Gen Command section. Otherwise, run the following to generate a key pair.
$ cms key gen pem
Now that we ran secinit and obtained an RSA key pair we can encrypt the config.
Encrypting the Config File¶
Cloudmesh encrypts some attributes by default. To reference which values
will be encrypted run the cms config security list
command. This will
print all of the attribute dot paths whoes values will be encrypted by the
cms config encrypt command.
Cloudmesh provides functionality to add or remove which attributes are encrypted. To add attributes that will be encrypted reference the Selecting Attributes to Encrypt section. To ensure certain attributes are not encrypted reference the Selecting Attributes to Exclude from Encryption
After referencing the cms config security list
command and ensuring that the
list meets your needs you can encrypt the config file by running the following.
$ cms config encrypt
After this command is completed all of the explicitly defined secrets are encrypted at rest. This means that even if the data is exposed the data should be secured by typical definitions of security. This also means that any other cloudmesh command that references an encrypted attribute will return an encrypted value. Thus, care should be taken to not call commands that require encrypted attributes. To reference the original values you must decrypt the config file.
Decrypting the Config File¶
The configuration file can be decrypted by running the following command.
$ cms config decrypt
If the private key was password protected you must enter the password when prompted. If the key has no password either hit enter immediately after being prompted or run the following.
$ cms config decrypt --nopass
Additional Configuration Options¶
Changing the secinit Directory¶
The secinit directory controls where encryption related data is stored.
The default location is ~/.cloudmesh/security. If you wish to change
this location you must edit the cloudmesh.security.secpath
attribute. For example, if you wish that cloudmesh secrets are stored
within ~/.cloudmesh/.foosec
run the following
$ cms config set cloudmesh.security.secpath=~/.cloudmesh/.foosec
$ cms config secinit
CMS Key Gen Options¶
Setting Non-Default Names for Key Generation¶
The cms key gen
command will automatically generate the key pair
into the default locations of ~/.ssh/id_rsa
and
~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
. If this key already exists or if you prefer a
different location use the --filename=FILENAME
argument. Where the FILENAME
is the full file path to the key you would like to generate. For example, if we
would like to have a private key called cms
and public key called cms.pub
in the .ssh directory execute the following.
$ cms key gen rsa --filename=~/.ssh/cms
Setting Keys for Encryption Without Key Gen Command¶
The path to the encryption and decryption keys are located in
cloudmesh.security.pubickey
and cloudmesh.security.privatekey
respectively. When keys are generated with the --set_path
argument
they set these attributes after the keys are generated.
If you already have RSA keys that are PEM or OpenSSH encoded you can set the
path directly. For instance let us assume we already had ~/.ssh/priv/cms
and its public key pair ~/.ssh/pub/cms.pub
. We can set Cloudmesh to use
these keys for encryption by running the following.
$ cms config set cloudmesh.security.privatekey=~/.ssh/priv/cms
$ cms config set cloudmesh.security.publickey=~/.ssh/pub/cms.pub
Generating a Key Without a Password¶
Passwords for your RSA private key are recommended. It is much easier to lose all security guarantees if you private key is not encrypted. Unless you have a good reason, keep a password on your private file. If you understand this and still wish to generate a key without a password run
$ cms key gen pem --nopass
Selecting Attributes to Encrypt¶
Internally, Cloudmesh represents all values as the yaml dot path to the
attribute. The cloudmesh.security.secrets
attribute takes a list
of python regular expressions that will be matched on the dot paths to
the attributes to decide which attributes will be encrypted.
To learn the specifics about python regular expression please reference the python re documentation.
loudmesh encrypts some values by default. To reference which values
will be encrypted run the cms config security list
command. This will
print all of the attribute dot paths that will be encrypted by the
cms config encrypt
command.
If you wish to add you own regular expression to encrypt attributes run
the cms config security add --secret=REGEXP
command. Where REGEXP is a
python regular expression. For instance, if you wish to encrypt all
AZURE_SECRET_KEY
attributes you can execute the following.
$ cms config security add --secret=.*AZURE_SECRET_KEY
If you wish to encrypt a specific attribute you can provide the dot
path. For instance, to encrypt the mongo database MONGO_PASSWORD
$ cms config security add --secret=cloudmesh.data.mongo.MONGO_PASSWORD
Expressions added by the user can be referenced within the
cloudmesh.security.secrets
attribute. If you wish to remove any regular
expressions from the secrets section run the cms config security rmv
command
For instance, to remove the previously added attribute run the following.
$ cms config security rmv --secret=cloudmesh.data.mongo.MONGO_PASSWORD
Selecting Attributes to Exclude from Encryption¶
The cloudmesh.security.exception
section is intended to list attributes
that must not be encrypted. This section also explicitly uses python regular
expressions to capture the attribute dot paths. Cloudmesh has some attributes
that will not be encrypted, these attributes are necessary for the decryption of
data. You can add your own regular expressions to capture which attributes will
not be encrypted with the cms config security add --exception=REGEXP
command
For instance, if you wish to ensure that none of the
AZURE_SECRET_KEY
attributes are encrypted run the following.
$ cms config security add --exception=.*AZURE_SECRET_KEY
If you wish to exclude a specific attribute give the dot path.
$ cms config security add --exception=cloudmesh.data.mongo.MDB_PASSWORD
If you wish to remove any regular expressions within the exceptions
section run the cms config security rmv
command. For instance to
remove the example exceptions.
$ cms config security rmv --exception=.*AZURE_SECRET_KEY
$ cms config security rmv --exception=cloudmesh.data.mongo.MDB_PASSWORD
You can verify the addition or removal of the rule by observing the results
of the cms config security list
command and confirming that the dot path
to the attribute you do not want to encrypt is not listed.
Note
The exceptions section has priority over the secrets section. If there is ever an attribute that is matched on both secrets and exceptions regular expressions the attribute will not be encrypted.


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An attempt to present a simple example of each chart type.
Contributions
welcome
. Source
here
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adjustable threshold
align axes
area
bar extra line
bar single select
bar
box plot time
box plot
complex reduce
composite
download table
filtering removing
filtering
heat
heatmap filtering
label wrap
line
multi focus
multi scatter
number
ordinal bar
paired row
ordinal line
pie external labels
pie
range series
replacing data
right axis
row
scatter brushing
scatter series
scatter
select
series
sparkline
stacked bar
table on aggregated data
table pagination
time intervals


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Vaginal discharge is normal – most women and girls get it. It's a fluid or mucus that keeps the vagina clean and moist, and protects it from infection.
Check if your vaginal discharge is normal
Vaginal discharge is not usually anything to worry about if it:
- does not have a strong or unpleasant smell
- is clear or white
- is thick and sticky
- is slippery and wet
You can get vaginal discharge at any age.
The amount of discharge varies.  It's often slippery and wet for a few days between your periods (when you ovulate).
When vaginal discharge can be a sign of an infection
If your discharge changes – for example, in smell, colour or texture – it might be a sign of an infection. But do not self-diagnose – see a GP if you're worried.
| Discharge | Possible cause |
|---|---|
| Smells fishy | Bacterial vaginosis |
| Thick and white, like cottage cheese | Thrush |
| Green, yellow or frothy | Trichomoniasis |
| With pelvic pain or bleeding | Chlamydia or gonorrhoea |
| With blisters or sores | Genital herpes |
Non-urgent advice: See a GP or go to a sexual health clinic if:
- your vaginal discharge changes colour, smell or texture
- you produce more discharge than usual
- you feel itchy or sore
- you bleed between periods or after sex
- you get pain when peeing
- you get pain in the area between your tummy and thighs (pelvic pain)
Sexual health clinics can help with abnormal discharge
Sexual health clinics treat problems with the genitals and urine system.
Many sexual health clinics offer a walk-in service, where you do not need an appointment. They'll often get test results quicker than GP surgeries.
Things you can do to help with vaginal discharge
You cannot prevent vaginal discharge.
Panty liners can help with heavy or excessive discharge or if you're worried about any smell. But do not use them all of the time because they can cause irritation.
To help avoid irritation, soreness or dryness:
Do
-
wash the skin around your vagina gently using plain water
Don’t
-
do not use perfumed or non-perfumed soaps or gels
-
do not use deodorants or scented hygiene wipes
-
do not wash inside your vagina (douche)
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Texas mom, newly divorced, kills her 3 young children and herself, coroner says
A mother and her three young children who were all discovered dead inside their Texas home appear to have perished in a murder/suicide, authorities say.
The Harris County Medical Examiner announced Thursday that Ashley Auzenne, 39, appears to have shot and killed her three children, ages 7, 9 and 11, before turning the gun on herself, according to Houston ABC station KTRK.
Police made the gruesome discovery Tuesday after a relative asked authorities to check up on the family.
Court records show that Ashley and Murvin Auzenne Jr. had just finalized their divorce last week, KTRK reported.
Police said a gun was found inside the family's home in Deer Park, about 20 miles east of Houston.
The children's grandfather said the loss was devastating,
"They were kids you wanted to have around, they really were," Murvin Auzenne Sr. told KTKR. "They played well, they talked to the adults. They're amazing children in all kinds of fantastic ways."
Auzenne Sr. said his thoughts were also with his son.
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Lapack documentation
Purpose
=======
This routine is deprecated and has been replaced by routine DGEQP3.
DGEQPF computes a QR factorization with column pivoting of a
real M-by-N matrix A: A*P = Q*R.
Arguments
=========
M (input) INTEGER
The number of rows of the matrix A. M >= 0.
N (input) INTEGER
The number of columns of the matrix A. N >= 0
A (input/output) DOUBLE PRECISION array, dimension (LDA,N)
On entry, the M-by-N matrix A.
On exit, the upper triangle of the array contains the
min(M,N)-by-N upper triangular matrix R; the elements
below the diagonal, together with the array TAU,
represent the orthogonal matrix Q as a product of
min(m,n) elementary reflectors.
LDA (input) INTEGER
The leading dimension of the array A. LDA >= max(1,M).
JPVT (input/output) INTEGER array, dimension (N)
On entry, if JPVT(i) .ne. 0, the i-th column of A is permuted
to the front of A*P (a leading column); if JPVT(i) = 0,
the i-th column of A is a free column.
On exit, if JPVT(i) = k, then the i-th column of A*P
was the k-th column of A.
TAU (output) DOUBLE PRECISION array, dimension (min(M,N))
The scalar factors of the elementary reflectors.
WORK (workspace) DOUBLE PRECISION array, dimension (3*N)
INFO (output) INTEGER
= 0: successful exit
< 0: if INFO = -i, the i-th argument had an illegal value
Further Details
===============
The matrix Q is represented as a product of elementary reflectors
Q = H(1) H(2) . . . H(n)
Each H(i) has the form
H = I - tau * v * v'
where tau is a real scalar, and v is a real vector with
v(1:i-1) = 0 and v(i) = 1; v(i+1:m) is stored on exit in A(i+1:m,i).
The matrix P is represented in jpvt as follows: If
jpvt(j) = i
then the jth column of P is the ith canonical unit vector.
function dgeqpf
extends Modelica.Icons.Function;
input Real A[:, :] "Square or rectangular matrix";
output Real QR[size(A, 1), size(A, 2)] = A "QR factorization in packed format";
output Real tau[min(size(A, 1), size(A, 2))] "The scalar factors of the elementary reflectors of Q";
output Integer p[size(A, 2)] = zeros(size(A, 2)) "Pivot vector";
output Integer info;
end dgeqpf;
Generated at 2019-01-25T16:44:03Z by OpenModelica 1.14.0~dev-130-gefa44fb


--- title: Utils keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "This file holds function to load the data and create folds for cross-validation." description: "This file holds function to load the data and create folds for cross-validation." nb_path: "nbks/00_utils.ipynb" ---
For some of our tests, we need access to the competition's data, which is stored in our config
module.
This reads the training CSV into a pandas DataFrame. You can choose to load the CSV that includes the cross-validation (CV) folds already added to it (if you've created it). You can also choose to load the training data with pseudo-labeled examples added as well (if you've created a CSV of pseudo-labels).
path, df = load_data(TEST_DATA_PATH, with_folds=False)
df.head()
Let's test this by confirming that if the predictions for everything are 0.0
, the average of all the predictions should also be 0.0
.
len(all_zeros_prediction_dfs)
all_zeros_prediction_dfs[0]
averaged_preds_df = average_preds(all_zeros_prediction_dfs); averaged_preds_df
assert np.all(averaged_preds_df == 0.) # Average of a bunch of 0's is 0
test_eq(averaged_preds_df.shape, (5, 4)) # 5 examples, 4 classes
Utility function to load and average all test set prediction CSVs matching naming pattern "predictions_fold_[0-4].csv"
, which is the default naming scheme when running the training script using 5-fold cross-validation.


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rtf2xml [ --help ]
rtf2xml [ --version ]
rtf2xml [ --config ]
rtf2xml [ --no-caps ] [ --caps ] [ --no-caps ] [ --no-lists ] [ --lists ] [ --empty-para ] [ --no-empty-para ] [ --headings-to-sections ] [ --no-headings-to-sections ] [ --group-styles ] [ --no-group-styles ] [ --group-borders ] [ --no-group-borders ] [ --level number ] [ --indent number ] [ -o, --output out-file ] path
The script rtf2xml converts Microsoft's proprietary rich text format (RTF) to XML. It preserves as much information from the RTF files as possible, giving an XML author the choice of what elements to use for further transformations.
Unless the <smart-output> is specified in the configuration file, or the --output option is used, rtf2xml outputs to the terminal. If the RTF file contains any graphic information, a directory will be created with this information. The directory will take the same name as the RTF file, appending and "_rtf_pict_dir" at the end. (For example, If the original file "my_file.rtf" contained graphic information, a directory named "my_file_rtf_pict_dir" will be created.) If this directory already exists, its contents will be emptied before the script performs the transformation. The directory will reside in the same directory as the transformed file.
--help
Print a help message and quit.
--version
Print out the version and quit.
--config
Print out the path to the configuation file and quit.
-o, --output file
The file to output to.
Example:
rtf2xml --output my_file.xml my_file.rtf
The file "my_file.xml" will be created. If the file "my_file.rtf" contains graphic information, a directory called "my_file_rtf_pict_dir" will be created in the same directory as the file.
--caps
Change characters tagged as captials to their capital equivlents. Since the script automatically performs this transformation, you don't need to use this option unless you have set the configuration script to not have captials transformed, and you want to override what the configuration file says.
RTF stores certain characters in an odd way. For example, if you type the word "title" and then choose the format "all caps" from the menu, the word is actually stored as "title", instead of "TITLE."
The script rtf2xml seeks to correct this mistake by changing all lower-case characters within the element "caps" to upper-case.
Use this option to make sure the script changes lower-case to upper-case.
--no-caps
Don't change characters tagged as captials to their capital equivlents. Setting this option has the opposite effect as using the --caps option.
If you wish to suppress the scripts ability to change lower-case to upper-case, use this option
--level number
Run the script at level <number>.
At this point, a user should choose "1" (the default, unless otherwise specified in the configuration file), or "3". A level 1 indicates a normal run. Level 3 indicates a debug run. A debug directory will be created, and more error messages will be outputted.
--indent number
At this point, the --indent option only controls whether the final XML get output as one long line, or in the more readable form of blocks.
For strict XML, in which you don't want any extraneous white space, use "0" as your number.
Otherwise, use any number above zero.
--no-lists
Whether to give structure to lists.
An RTF document does not give any structure to lists. Instead, it tags each item with a number.
By default, rtf2xml gives the RTF numbering scheme a list-structure.
If you do not wish to have this structure in your document, use the --no-lists option.
--lists
Form lists from the RTF file.
--empty-para
Write empty paragraphs.
--no-empty-para
Do not write empty paragraphs.
--group-borders
Provide a wrapper element <group-borders> for borders.
--no-group-borders
Do not provide a wrapper element <group-borders> for borders.
--group-styles
Provide a wrapper element <group-styles> for paragraphs with the same name.
--no-group-styles
Do not provide a wrapper element for paragraphs with the same name.
--headings-to-sections
Convert styles with heading names (such as "heading 1") to sections.
--no-headings-to-sections
Do not convert styles with heading names (such as "heading 1") to sections.


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{%- extends "base.html" %} {% import "bootstrap/utils.html" as utils %} {% block content %}
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Properties:
| Name |
Type |
Argument |
Description |
id |
{string}
|
|
- ID used to reference the page (also used for tracking) |
title |
{string}
|
|
- Title of the page (used in navigation and tracking) |
type |
{String}
|
|
- Type of page/sitemap entry [page, hidden, header, button]
- page : Normal page/slide, appears in all menus
- hidden : normal page/slide, but does not appear in menus
- header : Accordian or Section header, appears in most menus
- button : Appears in some menus, file content is placed in HREF
|
file |
{string}
|
optional
|
- Path and filename of the source code for the page, or HREF
content in the case of buttons |
children |
{array}
|
optional
|
- An array of child (nested) page objects, no depth limit |
Examples
Create an accordian menu header
{
"id" : "header.0.0.0",
"file" : "", // Not necessary as this doesn't link to a page
"title" : "Section Header",
"type" : "header",
}
Create a standard page entry (visible in menus)
{
"id" : "slide.0.0.0",
"file" : "slides/slide.0.0.0.html",
"title" : "Slide Title",
"type" : "page"
}
Create a standard page entry with children
{
"id" : "slide.1.0.0",
"file" : "slides/slide.1.0.0.html",
"title" : "Slide Title",
"type" : "page",
"children" : [
{
"id" : "slide.1.1.0",
"file" : "slides/slide.1.1.0.html",
"title" : "Sub Slide Title",
"type" : "page"
}
]
}
Create a hidden page entry (not visible in menus)
{
"id" : "splash",
"file" : "slides/splash.html",
"title" : "Splash Page",
"type" : "hidden"
}
Create a button
{
"id" : "REFS",
"file" : "javascript:eDetailer.LIGHTBOX.show('popups/refs.html', 'ajax');",
"title" : "References",
"type" : "button"
}


A visualization system developed as part of a design study in collaboration with meteorologists working in a variety of domains.
WeaVER is a visualization system developed as part of a design study in collaboration with meteorologists working in a variety of domains. WeaVER is not intended to be a fully viable alternative to current operational forecasting tools; rather, it is a proof-of-concept, designed to allow our collaborators to evaluate our proposals regarding both informed, default encoding choices, which integrate existing meteorological conventions with principles for effective visualization design, and mechanisms for enabling the direct comparison of multiple meteorological features across an ensemble.
A video overview of WeaVER's functionalities can be found on YouTube.
WeaVER was written for / designed to be run using Processing 2.2.1. Around the time we published our design study, Processing went through a major version update to Processing 3, which included fundamentally re-working the rendering engine. While I looked into updating the application to run in Processing 3, the changes would have required more time than I have to devote to a project no longer under active development. As such, the official branch remains dependent on Processing 2.2.1, which, at least for the time being, can still be downloaded from Processing.org.
If you simply want to play around with WeaVER, binaries and source code with a pre-processed data set are available through github's release system. This repository includes our BASH and C++ data processing routines for downloading the current SREF forecasts (as of the 10/21/2015 SREF Upgrade)and prepping them for WeaVER. By nature of our use of BASH scripts, only OSX and Linux are supported at this time.
The dependencies for these routines include:
Downloads and installation instructions for these dependencies can found on the respective sites linked above. Please note that you will want to install CMake before ITK, as CMake is used to compile ITK.
Both wgrib2 and the contour boxplot routines will benefit from OpenMP if supported by your compiler. Before building wgrib2 or WeaVER's data processing routines, set the CC, CX, and FC environmental variables to point to compilers with OpenMP support (e.g., current versions of gcc, g++, and gfortran). Then, before running the data processing scripts you'll need to set the following 2 environmental variables:
export OMP_NUM_THREADS=4
export OMP_WAIT_POLICY=PASSIVE # or ACTIVE
First please check that you've build / installed all the dependencies properly and that they are on your PATH. For the first three dependencies, this can quickly checked via:
which curl
which wgrib2
which cmake
ITK's default install location should be /usr/local
and it should have placed files in
/usr/local/bin
/usr/local/include/InsightToolkit
/usr/local/lib/InsightToolkit
If you installed ITK somewhere else, use the ITK_DIR
env variable to tell cmake where it should look for the ITK files.
export ITK_DIR=<custom_itk_install_root>
Simply run the included bootstrap.sh program
./bootstrap.sh
All the data processing code and routines can be found in the processing
directory.
There is a wrapper script that will attempt approximate the most recent version of the data, attempt to download and process it.
./processing/fetchDialog.sh
As far as getting up an going quickly, that's your best bet.
These processing routines can take a good 20-30 minutes. That timing may vary depending on the specs of your system. Given the fact that this was designed to be a prototype of the data visualization and interaction mechanisms, I didn't really put any time into accelerating the data processing.
The download and processing are actually broken into independent sub-routines. For an overview, take a look at the getData.sh
script in the processing
directory.
Once the data processing routines have finished, there should be a populated datasets
directory in the main repository directory, along with an associated dataset.properties
file. These, respectively, are where WeaVER expects to read data from.
You will likely need to increase the maximum amount of memory available to Processing due to the amount of data (~2Gb) WeaVER will attempt to read in. To do this, launch the Processing application and open the Preferences. Enable the 'Increase Maximum Available Memory' option and increase the value to to 2500 MB. That should be more than sufficient.
The simplest way to run WeaVER is to simply open WeaVER/WeaVER.pde
directly in Processing and run it.
Alternatively, if you make sure processing-java
is on your PATH, you can simply run the included script
./run.sh
On OSX, processing-java
can be enabled on the command-line by opening the Processing application, going to the Tools menu (in the menu bar), and clicking "install processing-java" from the drop down. On Linux, processing-java
is included in the processing.tgz
download, so simply add the unpacked processing-2.2.1/
directory to your PATH.
While the contour boxplot analysis is pre-processed, in order to create high-resolution bands for display, WeaVER currently generates and caches the bands on load, which takes a decent chunk of time. On my system, it adds about 5 minutes to the load process.
At the top of the WeaVER/EnsembleView.pde
file, there are 2 boolean flags you can use to modify WeaVER's default behavior.
private boolean demo_min = false; // if true, only loads 4 ensembles of features
private boolean cacheMe = true; // setting false offloads contour boxplot envelope generation to the display loop -- shorter load time, but less responsive
Changing demo_min
to true
will load only 4 features for a minimum demo, which should reduce the load time by almost two thirds. Alternatively, you can turn off caching which minimizes load time by moving the band / envelope generation into the draw loop. While the cost in terms of interactivity isn't too bad for a single contour box plot feature, the simultaneous display of 3 features does incur a pretty significant performance hit (2-3 seconds between frames). As such, I don't really recommend disabling caching in this version of the code.
The code contained within this repository is released under the MIT License.
The contour boxplot code was written by Mahsa Mirzargar and is being made available with her permission, along with that of Ross Whittaker, and Mike Kirby. All other code was written by Sam Quinan and is being made available with his permission along with that of Miriah Meyer.
This work was funded by NSF Grant IIS–1212806.
Feel free to contact Sam Quinan.


Write a program which reads a double value x and evaluates the result of \( x^3 + x^2 + x + 1 \)
Output data format: The double result of the expression.


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Sir Eric Rodemai:
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ReactPhysics3D
0.7.0
Physics engine library
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Stream destination to output the logs into a stream. More...
#include <Logger.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| StreamDestination (std::ostream &outputStream, uint levelFlag, Formatter *formatter) | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~StreamDestination () override |
| Destructor. | |
| virtual void | write (const time_t &time, const std::string &message, Level level, Category category) override |
| Write a message into the output stream. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from reactphysics3d::Logger::Destination | |
| Destination (uint levelFlag, Formatter *logFormatter) | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~Destination () |
| Destructor. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from reactphysics3d::Logger::Destination | |
| uint | levelFlag |
| Log level flag for this destination. | |
| Formatter * | formatter |
| Pointer to the formatter. | |
Stream destination to output the logs into a stream.


Assignments
Assignment 1: Basics - command shell operation, GitHub and CodeAnywhere
Screenshot of my published repository
Assignment 2: Web - website building through GitHub
Screenshot of my published GitHub webpage
Assignment 3: Text - create a formatted document of high quality
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- Acquired from Project Gutenberg
- johnbrown.md
- Created manually
- johnbrown.odt
- Commands: pandoc johnbrown.md -s -o johnbrown.odt
- johnbrown-apa.odt
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- Link to the reference file can be found here:apa.ott
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- Commands: pandoc johnbrown.md -s -o johnbrown.docx
- johnbrown.pdf
- Conversion through LibreOffice
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Assignment 5: Tables - create a database from tables
This assignment involves creating a database and running some queries.
Assignment 6: Presentation - Create and record a presentation
The "Everything You Need to Know About..." Presentation
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Template compiler, this compiles raw template source
code into php executable code with support for
expressions. It supports recursive expressions with
else support.
This class is inspired by the vBulletin template compilation model.
This class is inspired by the vBulletin template compilation model.


{% extends 'main/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
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Yacc¶
CookCC Yacc input allows CookCC to read traditional yacc/bison input files. However, there are some deviations since some features are not support by CookCC.
Deviations¶
Non-terminal name restrictions¶
The pattern of non-terminal names recognized by CookCC is
[_a-zA-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*
.
Embedded actions are not supported¶
CookCC does not allow embedded action for yacc input at present. The presence of such grammar would result in parsing error.
An embedded action is like the following:
A : B { /* embedded action */ } C
{ /* regular action */ }
;
It is equivalent to
A : B T C
{ /* regular action */ }
;
T :
{ /* embedded action */ }
;
Token declaration works somewhat differently¶
In CookCC, tokens declared using %token
are treated as
non-associative terminals (same as %nonassoc
).
In contrast, in yacc / bison, tokens by default have the lowest
precedence can be specified later again in %left
, %right
,
%nonassoc
directives to specify the precedence and associativity.
CookCC does not allow tokens specified in %token
directives to be
specified in other token directives.
Code Sections¶
The code surrounded by %{
and %}
pairs in section 1 of yacc
input are treated as "fileheader"
code.
The section 3 code of yacc input are treated as "default"
code.


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Olagarro
0.1
Olagarro utility library documentation
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Concurrency module's namespace: Not all the classes that appear in this documentation are meant to be used by client code. In fact, only Future, launchJob and the two versions of concurrentFor are meant to be used by library's client code, all other classes are for internal use. More...
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| class | BlockingThread |
| A thread which its blocked by default, does its job and then blocks itself again. More... | |
| class | Caller |
| Base class to encapsulate a callable entity (free functions, functors or member functions) More... | |
| class | ConcurrentForSliceJob |
| Job used by concurrentFor. More... | |
| class | ConcurrentForJob |
| Job that groups all ConcurrentForSliceJob objects. More... | |
| class | ConcurrentReductorForJob |
| Job that groups all ConcurrentForSliceJob objects for concurrentReductorFor function. More... | |
| class | Future |
| Represents a value in the future. More... | |
| class | Job |
| Interface for handling jobs or tasks by concurrency module. It encapsulates operations using the Command design pattern. More... | |
| class | CallerJob |
| The general case of a Job which contains a call to some callable entity (free function, functor or member function) More... | |
| class | Thread |
| Basic thread class built on top of tinythread++. More... | |
| class | ThreadPool |
| Core class for concurrency module: it enqueues Job objects and execute them as soon as it is possible, using all the physical CPU cores available in the system. More... | |
Functions | |
| template<typename ReturnType > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ReturnType(*function)(void)) |
| Launches a function asynchronously. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename Param1Type > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ReturnType(*function)(Param1Type), Param1Type param1) |
| Launches a function asynchronously accepting a parameter. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename Param1Type > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ReturnType(*function)(const Param1Type &), const Param1Type ¶m1) |
| Launches a function asynchronously accepting a parameter. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename Param1Type > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ReturnType(*function)(Param1Type &), Param1Type ¶m1) |
| Launches a function asynchronously accepting a parameter. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename ClassType > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ClassType &instance, ReturnType(ClassType::*method)()) |
| Launches a method asynchronously. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename ClassType , typename Param1Type > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ClassType &instance, ReturnType(ClassType::*method)(Param1Type), Param1Type param1) |
| Launches a method asynchronously accepting a parameter. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename ClassType , typename Param1Type > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ClassType &instance, ReturnType(ClassType::*method)(const Param1Type &), const Param1Type ¶m1) |
| Launches a method asynchronously accepting a parameter. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename ClassType , typename Param1Type > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (ClassType &instance, ReturnType(ClassType::*method)(Param1Type &), Param1Type ¶m1) |
| Launches a method asynchronously accepting a parameter. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename Functor > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (const Functor &functor) |
| Launches a functor's operator () asynchronously. More... | |
| template<typename ReturnType , typename Functor > | |
| Future< ReturnType > | launchJob (Functor &functor) |
| Launches a functor's operator () asynchronously. More... | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename ParamType > | |
| Future< void > | concurrentFor (InputIterator begin, InputIterator end, void(*function)(ParamType &)) |
| Launches a function concurrently taking into account passed element number and host's CPUs. More... | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename ParamType > | |
| Future< void > | concurrentFor (InputIterator begin, InputIterator end, void(*function)(int index, ParamType &)) |
| Same as previous concurrentFor but expecting a function which takes 2 parameters: first one a current's element index and the second one the element's reference. More... | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename Functor > | |
| Future< void > | concurrentFor (InputIterator begin, InputIterator end, const Functor &functor) |
| This version expects a functor which defines operator() accepting 2 parameters: first one a current's element index and the second one the element's reference. More... | |
| template<typename InputIterator , typename Functor > | |
| Future< Functor > | concurrentReductorFor (InputIterator begin, InputIterator end, Functor functor) |
| This version executes for concurrently and also applies a merging or reducing method. More... | |
Concurrency module's namespace: Not all the classes that appear in this documentation are meant to be used by client code. In fact, only Future, launchJob and the two versions of concurrentFor are meant to be used by library's client code, all other classes are for internal use.
| Future<void> Olagarro::Concurrency::concurrentFor | ( | InputIterator | begin, |
| InputIterator | end, | ||
| void(*)(ParamType &) | function | ||
| ) |
Launches a function concurrently taking into account passed element number and host's CPUs.
Launches function function in as much batches as CPUs has host machine. For example, if host has 4 CPUs it will divide [begin, end) range in 4 parts and launch a concurrent task for each part. As other concurrency module facilities user is responsible to avoiding race conditions and such issues.
| begin | Range's start position iterator |
| end | Range's end position iterator |
| function | A function which takes range's type's reference as parameter. This reference will be used to change range's current element |
Definition at line 265 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<void> Olagarro::Concurrency::concurrentFor | ( | InputIterator | begin, |
| InputIterator | end, | ||
| void(*)(int index, ParamType &) | function | ||
| ) |
Same as previous concurrentFor but expecting a function which takes 2 parameters: first one a current's element index and the second one the element's reference.
| begin | Range's start position iterator |
| end | Range's end position iterator |
| function | A function which takes element's index and element's reference as parameters |
Definition at line 295 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<void> Olagarro::Concurrency::concurrentFor | ( | InputIterator | begin, |
| InputIterator | end, | ||
| const Functor & | functor | ||
| ) |
This version expects a functor which defines operator() accepting 2 parameters: first one a current's element index and the second one the element's reference.
| begin | Range's start position iterator |
| end | Range's end position iterator |
| functor | A functor which operator () takes element's index and element's reference as parameters |
Definition at line 309 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<Functor> Olagarro::Concurrency::concurrentReductorFor | ( | InputIterator | begin, |
| InputIterator | end, | ||
| Functor | functor | ||
| ) |
This version executes for concurrently and also applies a merging or reducing method.
This version of concurrentFor functions like previous functor version but also expects the functor has defiend a method called "merge", which accepts an object of functor's own type. The following is an example to find the maximum value of a vector<int>:
| begin | Range's start position iterator |
| end | Range's end position iterator |
| functor | A functor with operator () and merge() methods defined (see example). Be aware that functor will be copied many times (each thread has its own copy and so does Future return object) |
Definition at line 357 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ReturnType(*)(void) | function) |
Launches a function asynchronously.
| function | A free function which takes no arguments and returns a value (void return type is also valid) |
Definition at line 49 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ReturnType(*)(Param1Type) | function, |
| Param1Type | param1 | ||
| ) |
Launches a function asynchronously accepting a parameter.
| function | A free function which takes an argument and returns a value (void return type is also valid) |
| param1 | function's parameter |
Definition at line 65 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ReturnType(*)(const Param1Type &) | function, |
| const Param1Type & | param1 | ||
| ) |
Launches a function asynchronously accepting a parameter.
| function | A free function which takes an argument and returns a value (void return type is also valid) |
| param1 | function's parameter |
Definition at line 81 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ReturnType(*)(Param1Type &) | function, |
| Param1Type & | param1 | ||
| ) |
Launches a function asynchronously accepting a parameter.
| function | A free function which takes an argument and returns a value (void return type is also valid). This version of launchJob accepts a reference of an object so function can modify that value but launchJob does not deal with synchronization issues, it's something user must provide (if needed) |
| param1 | function's parameter |
Definition at line 98 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ClassType & | instance, |
| ReturnType(ClassType::*)() | method | ||
| ) |
Launches a method asynchronously.
| instance | An instance of a class which method belongs to |
| method | A method which takes no arguments and returns a value (void return type is also valid) |
Definition at line 115 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ClassType & | instance, |
| ReturnType(ClassType::*)(Param1Type) | method, | ||
| Param1Type | param1 | ||
| ) |
Launches a method asynchronously accepting a parameter.
| instance | An instance of a class which method belongs to |
| method | A method which takes an argument and returns a value (void return type is also valid) |
| param1 | methods's parameter |
Definition at line 132 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ClassType & | instance, |
| ReturnType(ClassType::*)(const Param1Type &) | method, | ||
| const Param1Type & | param1 | ||
| ) |
Launches a method asynchronously accepting a parameter.
| instance | An instance of a class which method belongs to |
| method | A method which takes an argument and returns a value (void return type is also valid) |
| param1 | methods's parameter |
Definition at line 149 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | ClassType & | instance, |
| ReturnType(ClassType::*)(Param1Type &) | method, | ||
| Param1Type & | param1 | ||
| ) |
Launches a method asynchronously accepting a parameter.
| instance | An instance of a class which method belongs to |
| method | A method which takes an argument and returns a value (void return type is also valid). Like in function version, method can modify parameter's object and its up to method's implementator the synchronization issues |
| param1 | methods's parameter |
Definition at line 166 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | const Functor & | functor) |
Launches a functor's operator () asynchronously.
As concurrency module only offers 0 or 1 parameter function/method versions, functors versions allow to encapsulate more elaborated calls. For example if we have this function:
We can wrap it in a functor and launch it concurrently:
| functor | A functor with defined const operator () taking 0 parameters. This operator must return same type of value as Future is expecting (void also accepted) |
Definition at line 216 of file concurrency.h.
| Future<ReturnType> Olagarro::Concurrency::launchJob | ( | Functor & | functor) |
Launches a functor's operator () asynchronously.
Same as the other functor version but accepting a non-const functor
Definition at line 229 of file concurrency.h.


Guidance
Sample materials including test papers, mark scheme and test administration instructions, to help teachers prepare for the 2016 tests.
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78315-737-2 , STA/15/7319/e PDF , 1.26MB , 20 pages
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78315-739-6 , STA/15/7321/e PDF , 21.1MB , 12 pages
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78315-888-1 , STA/15/7347/PKe PDF , 140KB , 4 pages
Ref: ISBN 978-1-78315-819-5 , STA/15/7334/e PDF , 927KB , 28 pages
These materials are designed to give teachers an indication of how the new curriculum will be assessed from 2016. It reflects areas of the curriculum that have changed, therefore the questions may be unfamiliar or more challenging.
Published: 29 June 2015
Updated: 30 June 2015


ReverseMutableMap(map: MutableMap<K, V>)
Represents a reversed Map, where instead of keys K mapped to values V, it is values mapped to their keys. The contents of this particular ReverseMap can be altered.
Boston Vanseghi
Since 2.0.1


OVERVIEW OF THE ILEAP MODEL
ILEAP is a structured, comprehensive model to teach and assess collaborative care team skills to interprofessional student teams in a clinical environment.
Taken together, the ILEAP components seek to enhance student knowledge, attitudes, and skills regarding collaborative care; provide opportunities for student teams to add value to patient care at the clinical site; prepare faculty and coaches to facilitate learning experiences that promote team skills development; and assess and evaluate the effectiveness of the model activities.
The ILEAP model demonstrates how to connect foundational learning with the application of collaborative team skills in patient care. This module presents an overview of the ILEAP components, Readiness, Clinical Experience, and Assessment/Evaluation while orienting the viewer to more detailed information on this website.
The Individual Components of the ILEAP Model
The Direct Observation of Team Interactions (DOTI) tool connects learning and assessment throughout the ILEAP model. This module describes the purpose, format, content and use of DOTI to impact readiness, skill building and reflective learning as well as multi-perspective assessment.
In this module, you will learn the steps to engage and prepare a clinical site for a student team, collaborate with the site to identify and refine meaningful work for the team, and monitor team placement to facilitate success and address barriers.
This module describes the components of a formalized team skills curriculum, at the clinical site, to guide and promote the use of team skills while the team is engaged in work that adds value to patient care. The online curriculum prompts the application of DOTI skills and fosters real-time reflective learning.
This module focuses on preparing individual students and student teams for team placement through an introduction to collaborative care and team skills, team building exercises, and an introduction to the work at the clinical site.
When properly trained, coaches facilitate team skills development in the clinical setting, provide actionable feedback, and can observe and rate team performance. This module introduces the steps in training individuals for coaching success.


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While many qualitative researchers use nothing more that a word processor, there are not a large number of advanced software tools that can assist with complex qualitative analysis.
The formal name for this software is Qualitative Data Analysis Software. The most popular programs are Dedoose, ATLAS.ti, MaxQDA, and NVivo.
A useful overview of the pros and cons of these four software can be found in this presentation by Josue Melendez Rodriguez.
This lesson (SOC224: Qualitative Analysis (Dedoose)) focuses on a basic introduction to Dedoose.
The main advantages of Dedoose are:
This page is a very short introduction. If you want more information or help, I recommend the following resources:
Dedoose uses certain words to mean very specific things. Be aware of the following terms:
Go to the login page once you have created your account.
At this stage you might need to enable Flash. There are instructions to do this on the dedoose site if you have this problem.
The Homepage of Dedoose gives you an overview of the project you are currently in. When you first sign up, you will start in your own “Demo Project” which Dedoose has created for you.
One of the first things you will want to do if you are using Dedoose for your own research is create a project.
You do this by clicking the “Projects” tab (with the hammer icon).
And then when in the Project section, click the plus sign (+) to start a new project.
Once you have started a project, you will need to import your own media (such as interview transcripts, or newspaper articles).
You do this by clicking on the “Media” tab (with the newspaper text icon).
And then when in the “Media” section, click the plus sign (+) to import new media.
If you know the codes you want to use, then you can go to the “Codes” tab (with the <> icon).
Dedoose distinguishes between levels of codes.
Codes are able to be nested, like bullet points in a list.
You can have root codes (parent codes), child codes, and ‘grandchild’ codes (and great-grandchild, and great-great-grandchild codes, etc.).
In the “Demo Project” created by Dedoose, you can see that there are:
To create a “root code” you click the plus sign (+) at the top right of the “Codes” window.
To create “child codes” you hover your mouse over the root code, and then click the (+) that appears on the root code.
The main game when analysing qualitative data is reading and coding your data.
To do this, you need to click on an individual media file (either from the Media or the Home tabs).
A media document will open.
And from here you can read the media, and when you find text you want to highlight and code, you simply select the ‘excerpt’, right click on the highlighted text, and then select ‘Add Code(s)’.
When you click ‘Add Code(s)’, the selected text will change colour, and a ‘Quick Code’ selector will open. You can then simply double click on the codes you want to add to that section.
One issue you might have at this stage is that there is a setting called “Upcode”, which if it is off, then selecting a childcode will NOT also select the parent/root code.
I recommend turning on ‘upcoding’, which you can do by selecting the ‘Settings Panel’(with the three lines with dots, like volume switches icon) in the Codes window in the bottom right corner, and then selection “Automatic Upcoding” “On”.
One of the parts of qualitative analysis is writing down your thoughts and ideas as you are reading and coding.
We do this with memos.
In Dedoose you can create memos by simply clicking the “Memos” tab.
Unlike other tabs, Memos open over the top of whatever you have open.
This is because Memos are supposed to be something you can use at any stage of the process - it isn’t separate from coding, but done simulaniously.
The memo window opens, and you can click on “+ Create New” to create a new memo.
Once you have created the new memo, an important feature appears: you can link the memo to media, excerpts, or codes, so as to make sure your memo is easy to relate to the part of your research you are making the memo about.
The last thing you will probably want to do once you have coded your data is export the excerpts.
You do this by clicking on the “Excerpts” tab, and then clicking the export button on the top right of the Excerpts window.
You can choose what to download and how much information about the media, codes, coders, etc.
You can download as an excel spreadsheet or a Word document. Below is an example of a Word document with exported data from the default “Demo Project”.


From its analog origins in the sixties to the infinitely scalable Digital Cloud Fax platforms today that can send/receive/process and manage millions of faxes; Fax has never been as robust and powerful. The future of Fax and its role in healthcare has been a topic of much discussion but with the vision of an all-digital healthcare system still evolving, fax is seeing its architecture evolve to meet the challenges of complete interoperability.
It’s not about paper waste anymore.The fax industry wants you to throw away recycle your fax machines and go digital. The fax industry gains nothing from you using paper; however, paper fax, as well as paper medical records, will always be around. The advantages of fax (contractually binding, receipt of transmission, HIPAA compliance, etc.) are the same if the fax is paper or digital.
Fax offers 100% Interoperability today.Digital faxing can be integrated from start to finish in the healthcare document lifecycle. From medical records in an EMR system being digitally faxed to another office (that utilize cloud fax), where those records are put through powerful OCR engines, routed and converted to Structured Data which can then be consumed with the new medical interoperability standards such as FHIR, HL7 and Direct. What is structured data? Basically, it’s data that has an identifiable and repetitive format. HL7 uses a delimited data structure, and FHIR messages can use JSON or XML. It’s basically text formatted to be easily readable and processable by machines efficiently.
Interoperability is a big buzzword in healthcare and it may seem straightforward. The path to it is less clear. Going all digital will require a massive effort by all parties involved, including fax. We have seen the evolutions of email and how data is managed in the cloud. There is no reason to believe that fax will not evolve as well. Everything in the cloud is a great idea but it’s just an idea. The reality is somewhere in the middle. We are getting there but a vast majority of medical records are paper, and document conversion is a slow ongoing process. Fax will assist in this effort with digital cloud faxing.
Working toward the same goals.In conclusion, the future is bright regarding digitizing healthcare records. There will come a day when all health records are digital but that future will not materialize if we don’t take a measured and thoughtful approach to the process. Going from paper to digital is just the first step, not the finale goal. Fax has never been more capable and powerful than it is today. Healthcare and organizations working to modernize healthcare will be well served to harness that power and avoid the knee-jerk “Axe the Fax” memes which malign a technology that has been a stalwart partner for decades.
November 7, 2019 /


Celia Pacquola's panel show appearances
Celia Pacquola has appeared in 6 episodes between 2012-2015. Celia Pacquola on IMDB. Celia Pacquola on Wikipedia. Celia Pacquola on Chortle.
- 2015-05-04 / Dilemma
- 2015-02-26 / Listomania
- 2014-03-12 / Spicks and Specks
- 2013-01-28 / The Unbelievable Truth
- 2013-01-07 / The Unbelievable Truth
- 2012-10-08 / Never Mind The Buzzcocks