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| glm4 {MatrixModels} | R Documentation |
glm4
, very similarly as standard R's glm()
is
used to fit generalized linear models, specified by giving a symbolic
description of the linear predictor and a description of the error
distribution.
It is more general, as it fits linear, generalized linear, non-linear and generalized nonlinear models.
glm4(formula, family, data, weights, subset, na.action, start = NULL, etastart, mustart, offset, sparse = FALSE, drop.unused.levels = FALSE, doFit = TRUE, control = list(...), model = TRUE, x = FALSE, y = TRUE, contrasts = NULL, ...)
formula |
an object of class |
family |
a description of the error distribution and link
function to be used in the model. This can be a character string
naming a family function, a family function or the result of a call
to a family function. (See |
data |
an optional data frame, list or environment (or object
coercible by |
weights |
an optional vector of ‘prior weights’ to be used
in the fitting process. Should be |
subset |
an optional vector specifying a subset of observations to be used in the fitting process. |
na.action |
a function which indicates what should happen
when the data contain |
start, etastart, mustart |
starting values for the parameters in the linear predictor, the predictor itself and for the vector of means. |
offset |
this can be used to specify an a priori known
component to be included in the linear predictor during fitting.
This should be |
sparse |
logical indicating if the model matrix should be sparse or not. |
drop.unused.levels |
used only when |
doFit |
logical indicating if the model should be fitted (or just returned unfitted). |
control |
a list with options on fitting; currently passed unchanged to
(hidden) function |
model, x, y |
currently ignored; here for back compatibility with
|
contrasts |
currently ignored |
... |
potentially arguments passed on to fitter functions; not used currently. |
an object of class glpModel
.
glm()
the standard R function;
lm.fit.sparse()
a sparse least squares fitter.
The resulting class glpModel
documentation.
### All the following is very experimental -- and probably will change: ------- data(CO2, package="datasets") ## dense linear model str(glm4(uptake ~ 0 + Type*Treatment, data=CO2, doFit = FALSE), 4) ## sparse linear model str(glm4(uptake ~ 0 + Type*Treatment, data=CO2, doFit = FALSE, sparse = TRUE), 4) ## From example(glm): ----------------- ## Dobson (1990) Page 93: Randomized Controlled Trial : str(trial <- data.frame(counts=c(18,17,15,20,10,20,25,13,12), outcome=gl(3,1,9,labels=LETTERS[1:3]), treatment=gl(3,3,labels=letters[1:3]))) glm.D93 <- glm(counts ~ outcome + treatment, family=poisson, data=trial) summary(glm.D93) c.glm <- unname(coef(glm.D93)) glmM <- glm4(counts ~ outcome + treatment, family = poisson, data=trial) glmM2 <- update(glmM, quick = FALSE) # slightly more accurate glmM3 <- update(glmM, quick = FALSE, finalUpdate = TRUE) # finalUpdate has no effect on 'coef' stopifnot( identical(glmM2@pred@coef, glmM3@pred@coef), all.equal(glmM @pred@coef, c.glm, tolerance=1e-7), all.equal(glmM2@pred@coef, c.glm, tolerance=1e-12)) ## Watch the iterations --- and use no intercept --> more sparse X ## 1) dense generalized linear model glmM <- glm4(counts ~ 0+outcome + treatment, poisson, trial, verbose = TRUE) ## 2) sparse generalized linear model glmS <- glm4(counts ~ 0+outcome + treatment, poisson, trial, verbose = TRUE, sparse = TRUE) str(glmS, max.lev = 4) stopifnot( all.equal(glmM@pred@coef, glmS@pred@coef), all.equal(glmM@pred@Vtr, glmS@pred@Vtr) ) ## A Gamma example, from McCullagh & Nelder (1989, pp. 300-2) clotting <- data.frame(u = c(5,10,15,20,30,40,60,80,100), lot1 = c(118,58,42,35,27,25,21,19,18), lot2 = c(69,35,26,21,18,16,13,12,12)) str(gMN <- glm4(lot1 ~ log(u), data=clotting, family=Gamma, verbose=TRUE)) glm. <- glm(lot1 ~ log(u), data=clotting, family=Gamma) stopifnot( all.equal(gMN@pred@coef, unname(coef(glm.)), tolerance=1e-7) )


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#include <TextureManager.h>
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| std::map< std::string, sf::Texture > | _textures |
| |
§ TextureManager()
| TextureManager::TextureManager |
( |
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inline |
§ ~TextureManager()
| TextureManager::~TextureManager |
( |
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§ GetTexture()
| sf::Texture & TextureManager::GetTexture |
( |
const std::string & |
texture | ) |
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Gets texture from list.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Pointer to texture.
§ LoadTexture()
| void TextureManager::LoadTexture |
( |
const std::string & |
name, |
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const std::string & |
filename |
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) |
| |
Load a texture to list.
- Parameters
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| name | - Name to associate with. |
| filename | - File to load. |
§ _textures
| std::map<std::string, sf::Texture> TextureManager::_textures |
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private |
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function tllut:addSuite(s)
Adds a suite to the current testing setup
The table should be structured like
function functionA() end
function functionB() end
local suite = { ["functionA"] = functionA, ["functionB"] = functionB }
Parameter
s
A table containing all functions to test
function tllut:runAll()
Runs all suites registered with the current testing setup
function tllut:printResult()
Prints the result of the current testing setup.
function assertEquals(expected, actual, failmsg)
Checks if the arguments are equal
Parameter
expected
The expected value
actual
The actual value that was found
failmsg
An optional message that gets printed at failure
function assertArrayEquals(expected, actual, failmsg)
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All suit openings on the two level, except 2♣ 1, are weak and natural. They show a preemptive holding, with a decent six-card suit, and insufficient points to open with a constructive (one-level) bid.
The quality of the opened suit varies with position and vulnerability — third-seat openings are the lightest, and second- and (especially) fourth-seat bids are more sound. Playing green against red, a third-seat 2♠ opening with only a jack 2 is possible.
Raises are only non-forcing bids. All other suit bids are natural and forcing for one round, and 2N is an artificial asking bid. A raise to game is two-way, made either with a strong hand that expects to make or furthering the preempt.
The 2N response to a weak-two bid asks opener to describe his strength and suit quality. After opener describes his hand, responder can make a decision to sign off in opener's suit or 3N, or alternatively bid a natural suit (showing six cards and a very strong hand 4.
The strong (20+ HCP) bid.↩
Sometimes even a good five-card suit.↩
Note that, unlike 4♥ and 4♠, 2♦ — 4♦ is always preemptive.↩
This is not very useful with the structure described above. It would be much better to have new suits after a weak-two as moderately strong (14-16 HCP) but non-forcing, but the system currently says that they are forcing.↩
"Extra values" meaning a side-suit honour.↩
Responder should not expect any extra values, since opener would have bid 1♥ otherwise.↩


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- generateFakeAnswer(Question, String, int) - Method in class sprint2.IntMemberTest
-
Deprecated.
- generateFakeGroup() - Method in class sprint2.IntMemberTest
-
Deprecated.
- generateFakeMember(int, int) - Method in class sprint2.IntMemberTest
-
Deprecated.
- generateFakeQuestion(String, int) - Method in class sprint2.IntMemberTest
-
Deprecated.
- generateSiteManager() - Method in class sprint2.IntSiteManagerMember
-
Tyler is the owner of the Group SQL (created it first?) - Jordan is a member
Jordan is the owner of the Group NodeJS (created it first?) - Tyler is a
member Mallory is the owner of the Group Java (created it first?) - Mickey is
a member - Jordan is a member
- getActiveGroups(int) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of n Groups that have the most questions and answers combined
(activeness), sorted descending on activeness.
- getActiveMembers(int) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a list of the n most active Members of this group, sorted by acivity
(questions plus answers), most active first.
- getActiveMembers(int) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of n Members that have the most questions and answers combined
(activeness) across all groups they are a member of, sorted descending on
activeness.
- getAnswers() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a List of answers that have been added to this group
- getAnswers(int) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the n most recent answers in this group sorted on the order they were
provided, most recent first.
- getAnswers(Group) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns all answers answered by this member in the group passed in as
parameters
- getAnswers(Group, int) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the n most recent questions asked by this member in this group sorted
on the order they were asked, most recent first.
- getAnswers() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the list of answers from Membership
- getAnswers() - Method in class sprint2.Question
-
Returns all of the answers provided to the Question Class for this question
- getAnswersByPoints(int, Question) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a list of n length of answers by question for this member sorted by
points, highest to lowest.
- getAnswersByPoints(Question) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a list of all answers by question for this member sorted by points,
highest to lowest.
- getAnswersByPoints(int, Question) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns a list of n length of answers by question for this member sorted by
points, highest to lowest.
- getAnswersByPoints(Question) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns a list of all answers by question for this member sorted by points,
highest to lowest.
- getAuthor() - Method in class sprint2.Post
-
Returns the member(Author) of the class that implements Post
- getDate() - Method in class sprint2.Post
-
Returns the date created of the class that implements Post
- getDateCreated() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the date in which this Group was created
- getDateCreated() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the dateCreated of the Member
- getDateJoined(Group) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Compares Group g with all groups in memberships Group.title is comparator
- getDateJoined() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the dateJoined from Membership
- getDescription() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the description of this Group
- getEmailAddress() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the emailAddress of the Member
- getFirstName() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the firstName of the Member
- getGroup(String) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Compares groupId with title of of all groups
- getGroup() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the group from Membership
- getGroup() - Method in class sprint2.Post
-
Returns the group of the class that implements Post
- getGroup(String) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns the Group corresponding to this title if it exists.
- getGroups() - Constructor for class sprint2.IntSiteManagerMember.getGroups
-
- getGroups() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Creates a temporary List of Groups Iterates through Memberships and adds each
Group the the groups List
- getGroups(int) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns a list of the n Groups that the member is most active in, sorted on
title.
- getGroups() - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of all Groups, sorted by title.
- getGroups(String) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of all Groups where text (partially) matches any of title or
description across all Groups, sorted by title.
- getLastName() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the lastName of the Member
- getMember(String) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a specific Member of this Group
- getMember() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the member from Membership
- getMember(String) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns the Member corresponding to this emailAddress if they exist.
- getMembers() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a list of Members that have joined this Group
- getMembers() - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of all Members, sorted by last name, then first name.
- getMembers(String) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of all Members where text (partially) matches any of
firstName, lastName, screenName, emailAddress across all Members, , sorted by
last name, then first name.
- getMembership(Group) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Helper method used for testing
- getMembership() - Method in class sprint2.Post
-
Returns the membership of the class that implements Post
- getMemberships() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns all memberships this member has in their memberships map
- getNumAnswers() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the number of Answers that have been posted for this Group
- getNumAnswers() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the number of Answers this member posed in this group
- getNumGroups() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the size of the memberships ArrayList
- getNumMembers() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the number of Members that have joined this Group
- getNumQuestions() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the number of Questions that have been posted for this Group
- getNumQuestions() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the number of Questions this member posted in this group
- getPoints() - Method in class sprint2.Post
-
Returns the number of points for this Post
- getPopularGroups(int) - Method in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
Returns a list of n Groups that have the most members, sorted on the number
of members.
- getQuestion() - Method in class sprint2.Answer
-
Return the question that this class is answering
- getQuestions() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a List of questions that have been added to this group
- getQuestions(int) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the n most recent questions asked in this group sorted on the order
they were asked, most recent first.
- getQuestions(Group) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns all questions asked by this member in the group passed in as
parameters
- getQuestions(Group, int) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the n most recent questions asked by this member in this group sorted
on the order they were asked, most recent first.
- getQuestions() - Method in class sprint2.Membership
-
Returns the list of questions from Membership
- getQuestionsByPoints(int) - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns a list of n length of questions for this member sorted by points,
highest to lowest.
- getQuestionsByPoints(int) - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns a list of n length of questions for this member sorted by points,
highest to lowest.
- getScreenName() - Method in class sprint2.Member
-
Returns the screenName of the Member
- getText() - Method in class sprint2.Post
-
Returns the text(content) of the class that implements Post
- getTitle() - Method in class sprint2.Group
-
Returns the title of this Group
- getTitle() - Method in class sprint2.Question
-
Returns the title of the Question Class
- Group - Class in sprint2
-
- Group(String, String, LocalDateTime) - Constructor for class sprint2.Group
-
Creates a group with the default values of title, description, and
dateCreated
- group - Variable in class sprint2.Membership
-
- groupCreation - Variable in class sprint2.IntSiteManagerMember.getGroups
-
- groupCreation - Variable in class sprint2.IntSiteManagerMember.QuestionsAndAnswers
-
- GroupNumMembersComparator - Class in sprint2
-
- GroupNumMembersComparator() - Constructor for class sprint2.GroupNumMembersComparator
-
- GroupOverallActiveComparator - Class in sprint2
-
- GroupOverallActiveComparator() - Constructor for class sprint2.GroupOverallActiveComparator
-
- groups - Variable in class sprint2.SiteManager
-
- GroupTest - Class in sprint2
-
- GroupTest() - Constructor for class sprint2.GroupTest
-
- GroupTitleComparator - Class in sprint2
-
- GroupTitleComparator() - Constructor for class sprint2.GroupTitleComparator
-


Jacob Markstrom re-joins Canucks after leave for father’s memorial
by Sportsnet StaffVancouver Canucks goaltender Jacob Markstrom has rejoined the team after taking a leave of absence last week to attend his father’s memorial service.
The club has re-assigned goaltender Michael DiPietro to the AHL’s Utica Comets in a corresponding move.
Markstrom, 29, revealed in an Instagram post last month that his father had lost a battle with cancer.
DiPietro didn’t appear in a game for the Canucks during Markstrom’s week-long absence.


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java.lang.Object com.njkremer.Sqlite.ColumnExpression
public class ColumnExpression
A expression to allow for custom columns and functions to be called as part of a "select" portion of a sql statment.
The idea here is to be able to return arbitrary columns and to operate on columns (such as SQLite's Date/Time Functions). This class is used in conjunction with SqlExecutor.getColumns(ColumnExpression) to return a list of maps. Each entry in the list is a map of the specified column/field name to it's value.
For example if my sql statement was returning something like:
| name | age |
|---|---|
| John | 21 |
| Mary | 31 |
A call to the resulting List<Map<String, Object>>
that looked like
list.get(1).get("name")
would return "Mary".
Since this is used in conjunction with SqlExecutor
/SqlStatement
there still needs to be a
POJO that "maps" to a database table. This just lets you get a non-Object from the database and perform
functions on a column.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
ColumnExpression()
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
ColumnExpression |
as(java.lang.String alias)
Lets you alias a column if you want. |
ColumnExpression |
column(java.lang.String columnString)
Specify the column to limit you're resulting query by. |
ColumnExpression |
distinct()
Allows you to specify making a query distinc, which will eliminate duplicate rows in the result set. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public ColumnExpression()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public ColumnExpression column(java.lang.String columnString)
columnString
- The column to query.
ColumnExpression
for function chaining.public ColumnExpression as(java.lang.String alias)
alias
- The name of the alias for the column.
ColumnExpression
for function chaining.public ColumnExpression distinct()
ColumnExpression
for function chaining.
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Four years together! Four years of saving Zephyrites, of reaching milestones in Dry Top, and of being a community together. I’m so, so proud and happy to have all of my SANDie friends in my life. It is my hope that this Birthday raffle can give back some of the love and generosity that all of you have given to our guild over the last several years! It’s always the intent of leadership to spread out as many prizes as possible for these raffles, and we spent a little extra gold than usual on additional prizes for SAND members to have a chance at. <3 I know the raffle is being aired a little (okay, a lot) later than intended, but it is finally here and ready for all of you!
What you need to know:
- The raffle tickets are as follows: 3 gold = 1 ticket
- Limit is 10 entries per person (max 30 gold). Winners will be randomly selected using a random number generator, and the process will be recorded.
- Entries will be received by donating gold to the first or second tab of the guild bank. There will be a tracker in place for marking down how much gold is donated by each individual. It checks frequently, and we have a backup for all data as well.
- We will pull from the most expensive prizes first and go in descending value order. Once you have won a prize you will no longer be eligible to win another.
- Contest officially ends Tuesday, August 20th at 11:59 pm (PDT time), 7 hours after reset. Winners will be selected and sent their respective prizes the next day.
- Members winning gem prizes will contact Moon (Zekowah.6480) and will be able to select an item(s) within the prize range.


Write a Java program that prints the maximum of the sequence of non negative integer values that are stored on the file data.txt.
We first concentrate on the problem without considering exceptions.
import java.io.*; public class MaximumWithoutExceptions { public static void main (String args[]) throws IOException { BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("data.txt")); // could generate FileNotFoundException (checked) int max = -1; String line = br.readLine(); // could generate IOException (checked) while (line != null) { int n = Integer.parseInt(line); // could generate NumberFormatException (unchecked) if (n > max) max = n; line = br.readLine(); // could generate IOException (checked) } System.out.println("Maximum = " + max); } }
Let us now consider exceptions.
import java.io.*; public class MaximumWithExceptions { public static void main (String args[]) { try { BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("data.txt")); // could generate FileNotFoundException (checked) int max = -1; String line = br.readLine(); // could generate IOException (checked) while (line != null) { int n = Integer.parseInt(line); // could generate NumberFormatException (unchecked) if (n > max) max = n; line = br.readLine(); // could generate IOException (checked) } if (max == -1) throw new Exception("File empty or all numbers < 0"); else System.out.println("Maximum = " + max); } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { System.out.println("The file does not exist."); } catch (IOException e) { System.out.println("The file cannot be read."); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { System.out.println("The file contains non numeric data."); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } } }
If the file contains alphanumeric data that cannot be converted to integer values, the first program would generate the following error message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "pippo" at java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:48) at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:468) at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:518) at MaximumWithoutExceptions.main(MaximumWithoutExceptions.java:12)
The second program, instead, would handle the exception and print:
The file contains non numeric data.


Friday June 13
Black Cat Summer Comedy Series with:
STEVE HOFSTETTER
MATTY LITVACK
$12 Mainstage / Doors at 9:00
What hasn't Steve Hofstetter done? The original columnist on CollegeHumor. The former host of Four Quotas and The Sports Minute (Or So). A comedy album that went to #1 on the iTunes charts. And appearances on everything from ABC's Barbara Walters Special to E's True Hollywood Story. There is a reason his shows are always packed. Come see why.


ArchimedeanSpiral Class Reference
[Example scripts (models)]
Example: Archimedean spiral More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ArchimedeanSpiral (const Options &opt) | |
| Actual model. | |
| ArchimedeanSpiral (ArchimedeanSpiral &p) | |
| Constructor for cloning p. | |
| virtual Space * | copy (void) |
| Copy during cloning. | |
| virtual FloatVar | cost (void) const |
| Cost function. | |
| virtual void | print (std::ostream &os) const |
| Print solution coordinates. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| FloatVarArray | f |
| The numbers. |
Detailed Description
Example: Archimedean spiral
The Archimedean Spiral is a spiral where all points corresponding to the locations over time of a point moving away from a fixed point with a constant speed along a line which rotates with constant angular velocity. It is defined by the polar equation:
To get cartesian coordinates, it can be solved for and in terms of and . By setting and , it yields to the equation:
with
The tuple is related to the position for and on the curve. and are positive numbers.
To get reasonable interval starting * sizes, and are restricted to .
Definition at line 67 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| ArchimedeanSpiral::ArchimedeanSpiral | ( | const Options & | opt | ) | [inline] |
Actual model.
Definition at line 73 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
| ArchimedeanSpiral::ArchimedeanSpiral | ( | ArchimedeanSpiral & | p | ) | [inline] |
Constructor for cloning p.
Definition at line 91 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual Space* ArchimedeanSpiral::copy | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Copy during cloning.
Definition at line 96 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
| virtual FloatVar ArchimedeanSpiral::cost | ( | void | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Cost function.
Definition at line 100 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
| virtual void ArchimedeanSpiral::print | ( | std::ostream & | os | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Print solution coordinates.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Driver::ScriptBase< BaseSpace >.
Definition at line 104 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
Member Data Documentation
FloatVarArray ArchimedeanSpiral::f [protected] |
The numbers.
Definition at line 70 of file archimedean-spiral.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- examples/archimedean-spiral.cpp


public interface IViewTransformer
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
cameraToScreen(float cx,
float cy,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
Transforms a camera coordinate to a screen coordinate.
|
void |
cameraToScreen(IPoint2f cPoint,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
Same as
#cameraToScreen(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a point. |
void |
cameraToScreen(IRectangle2f cRect,
IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f sResult)
Same as
#cameraToScreen(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a rectangle. |
float |
cameraToScreenX(float cx)
Transforms the horizontal value of a camera coordinate to it's value on the screen.
|
float |
cameraToScreenY(float cy)
Transforms the vertical value of a camera coordinate to it's value on the screen.
|
void |
cameraToViewport(float cx,
float cy,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f vResult)
Transforms a camera coordinate to a viewport coordinate.
|
void |
cameraToViewport(IPoint2f cPoint,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f vResult)
Same as
#cameraToViewport(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a point. |
void |
cameraToViewport(IRectangle2f cRect,
IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f vResult)
Same as
#cameraToViewport(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a rectangle. |
float |
cameraToViewportX(float cx)
Transforms the horizontal value of a camera coordinate to it's value on the viewport.
|
float |
cameraToViewportY(float cy)
Transforms the vertical value of a camera coordinate to it's value on the viewport.
|
float |
getCameraToViewportScale()
Use this to convert from world units to screen pixels.
|
ICamera |
getCurrentCamera() |
IScreenViewport |
getCurrentViewport() |
float |
getViewportToCameraScale()
Use this to convert from screen pixels to world units.
|
void |
project(float wx,
float wy,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
Transforms a world coordinate to a screen coordinate.
|
void |
project(IPoint2f wPoint,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
Same as
#project(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a point. |
void |
project(IRectangle2f wRect,
IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f sResult)
Same as
#project(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a rectangle. |
float |
projectX(float wx)
Transforms the horizontal value of a world coordinate to it's value on the screen.
|
float |
projectY(float wy)
Transforms the vertical value of a world coordinate to it's value on the screen.
|
void |
unproject(float sx,
float sy,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f wResult)
Transforms a screen coordinate to a world coordinate.
|
void |
unproject(IPoint2f sPoint,
IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f wResult)
Same as
#unproject(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a point. |
void |
unproject(IRectangle2f sRect,
IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f wResult)
Same as
#unproject(float, float, IMutablePoint2f) for a rectangle. |
float |
unprojectX(float sx)
Transforms the horizontal value of a screen coordinate to it's value in the world.
|
float |
unprojectY(float sy)
Transforms the vertical value of a screen coordinate to it's value in the world.
|
void |
updateCamera(ICamera camera) |
void |
updateViewport(IScreenViewport viewport) |
IScreenViewport getCurrentViewport()
ICamera getCurrentCamera()
void updateCamera(ICamera camera)
void updateViewport(IScreenViewport viewport)
float getCameraToViewportScale()
float getViewportToCameraScale()
float projectX(float wx)
wx
- float projectY(float wy)
wy
- void project(float wx, float wy, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
wx
- wy
- sResult
- Returns a screen coordinate (pixels).void project(IPoint2f wPoint, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
#project(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a point.wPoint
- sResult
- Returns a screen coordinate (pixels).void project(IRectangle2f wRect, IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f sResult)
#project(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a rectangle.wRect
- sResult
- Returns a screen area (pixels).float unprojectX(float sx)
sx
- float unprojectY(float sy)
sy
- void unproject(float sx, float sy, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f wResult)
sx
- sy
- wResult
- Returns a world coordinate (units).void unproject(IPoint2f sPoint, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f wResult)
#unproject(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a point.sPoint
- wResult
- Returns a world coordinate (units).void unproject(IRectangle2f sRect, IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f wResult)
#unproject(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a rectangle.sRect
- wResult
- Returns a world area (units).float cameraToScreenX(float cx)
wx
- float cameraToScreenY(float cy)
cy
- void cameraToScreen(float cx, float cy, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
cx
- cy
- sResult
- Returns a screen coordinate (pixels).void cameraToScreen(IPoint2f cPoint, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f sResult)
#cameraToScreen(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a point.cPoint
- sResult
- Returns a screen coordinate (pixels).void cameraToScreen(IRectangle2f cRect, IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f sResult)
#cameraToScreen(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a rectangle.cRect
- sResult
- Returns a screen area (pixels).float cameraToViewportX(float cx)
cx
- float cameraToViewportY(float cy)
cy
- void cameraToViewport(float cx, float cy, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f vResult)
cx
- cy
- vResult
- Returns a viewport coordinate (pixels).void cameraToViewport(IPoint2f cPoint, IPoint2f.IMutablePoint2f vResult)
#cameraToViewport(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a point.cPoint
- vResult
- Returns a viewport coordinate (pixels).void cameraToViewport(IRectangle2f cRect, IRectangle2f.IMutableRectangle2f vResult)
#cameraToViewport(float, float, IMutablePoint2f)
for a rectangle.cRect
- vResult
- Returns a viewport area (pixels).


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--- layout: default title: Urban Funk 2018 ---
One afternoon hanging out in a friends back yard a few of us got the idea to see if we could make wine with the grapes.  When we were done we had buckets full and was clear we would make 30ish bottles. Grapes were destemmed and fermented naturally on skins for 1 month.
After press, Wine was aged on oak chips for 8 months. No matter what we did the wine still didn't taste great and were not able to save it.


Code Warriors live by a strict code (heh,
heh) of rituals, one of which is the traditional Code Warrior greeting.
Write a program to announce the names of your team members to the judges!
Program Input
There is no program input.
Program Output
The program should display on screen
the name of your school and the names of each member of your team.
It must be done according to the tradition as shown below. Greetings, Code
Warrior!
Aristophanes High School announces its team:
Blaise Pascal
Charles Babbage
Donald Knuth


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{% extends 'website/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block title %}Other Sports in ECSS{% endblock title %} {% block content %}
Within ECS we have also created a Hub for sports we don’t offer clubs for, but instead offer a meeting place within ECS for matches. Once your match has been played you can record the scores and they will be updated in a ladder on the Facebook groups listed below.


We want your cake to be exactly as you desire. Below is a list of the available flavors, frostings, and fillings. We can create any cake of your choice with any combination you choose. We have also listed the most popular flavors and combinations. If you have an idea that you don't see here, we will be happy to discuss the accomodation of your special request.
V - Can be made without eggs or dairy.
GF - Can be made Gluten Free


PubSubResponseCode
public enum PubSubResponseCode: Int
An enum representing the possible server response codes
- success: Request completed successfully.
- generalError: General error occured.
- invalidRequest: Invalid request has been sent(malformed JSON, bad attributes or types, etc.)
- unauthorised: There isn’t permissions for requested action.
- notFound: Subscription not found.
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The request completed successfully.
Declaration
Swift
case success = 200
-
General error occured.
Declaration
Swift
case generalError = 500
-
Invalid request has been sent(malformed JSON, bad attributes or types, etc.).
Declaration
Swift
case invalidRequest = 400
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There isn’t permissions for requested action.
Declaration
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case unauthorised = 401
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Subscription not found.
Declaration
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case notFound = 404


I was at an Appsterdam lunch meetup today, and before the presentation I was talking with some people about source control. They worked for Atlassian, and so of course bitbucket v. github came up. (It didn’t help that I was wearing a GitHub shirt. Atlassian - I want to give you money to get a bitbucket shirt but I don’t see any for sale. Why?) Regardless of why I typically use github more, or what my usage profiles are for the two, they were interested to hear my solution to a problem I had: how to simplify working in various source control systems, particularly in both mercurial and git.
Analytics Win
Inexplicably, for the longest time I was reticent to enable any sort of analytics on my personal site. Partially because, to be honest, it’s not as if my blog is well read (or so I assume, but soon I’ll have numbers to back that claim up). As I try to get more involved in the world, I’ve found my site is useful as a portfolio of sorts - not so much in the way of “look at my sexy site” as “here’s the cool things I do”. I’ve noticed that GitHub has had some DDoS issues lately, and as I host this site on my GitHub pages, I wanted to minimise any potential downtimes. I’d also noticed that some of my pages were a bit on the slow side to load, as Octopress appears to load quite a bit of javascript. I admit to being a fan of many of the asides, and to have written some of my own.
Thoughts on Mountain Lion
One of the great things about paradigm shifts is we can throw out the old and start from scratch, getting rid of all the old cruft that’s built up over time. Computers are no different, and the tablet revolution has allowed us to rethink a few things. It looks like Apple is finally converging some of the lessons learned with iOS and OS X. So, let’s take a look at some of these ideas:
Setting Up Aquamacs for Clojure
Using Set Theory
In the last post, we took a look at the basics of set theory. Now, I’d like to take a look at how to actually make use of it in your code.
One of the issues with practically using the code in the last post is that the initial subsets were defined arbitrarily and not derived from the superset. In this post, all the examples are derived from the superset. We’ll use a couple techniques for doing this illustrate some of the various ways to do it.
In Python, we’ll use an object-oriented approach, creating a few classes and working on Book objects. In Clojure, we’ll use records. Though we’ll approach language a little differently, I hope they still bring clarity to the subject.
Noir v. Flask
Noir v. Flask: the shootout
I wrote a quick REST API server as an illustration for a blog post, but I wrote both a Python and a Clojure version. I wrote a test suite to cover the entire API (of course - you do write tests too, right?), and I figured while I was at it, I might as well benchmark the two. Here are the results of 1,000 runs:
Basic Set Theory
Recently, I was explaining to someone the basics of set theory and how the various basic operations translate to the real world. I used the example of the project I’m currently working on, which is a web front end to my ebook library. This is a very quick introduction aimed at people with a programming background but who don’t have a strong math background; the goal is to help you to learn to use them without having to delve deep into the math behind them.
On SOPA and PIPA
Imagine you are the owner of a small restaurant. The neighbourhood is of mixed quality, but this is where you live so you try to make do anyways. One day, new laws are passed such that if anyone in your restaurant conducts any sort of illegal activity (like a drug deal), the police blockade your restaurant and force everyone out. Furthermore, this new law isn’t clear about how to get your restaurant back. The politicans who made this law have absolutely no experience in the restaurant industry, but still expect you to continually monitor all your patrons and do the work of the police and law enforcement for them. At any time, one of your patrons can call the police and claim something happened in your restaurant and you get shutdown. On top of all this, there are people actively looking for anything untoward happening so as to shut you down. What do you do? You can’t really afford to hire more waiters and waitresses or security personnel to monitor (and don’t really want to establish that kind of atmosphere in your business anyhow); CCTV and other technical measures have too long of a delay (or require you to suspect something happened so you can check the tapes). Really, the only thing you can do is to move out of town.
Back to Lisp
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A brief stint playing with clojure made me miss common lisp, so I’m working
through Paul Graham’s
ANSI Common Lisp with a copy of
On Lisp. My last foray, I learned
from David Touretzky’s
A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation,
so this time I’m trying PG’s book. So far I’ve done more useful things,
mostly by actually reading a bit more of the sbcl
user manual (from which I learned some
useful things such as sb-ext:*posix-argv*
and sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die
)
and by the immensely useful site
Rosetta Code, from which I
learned about the DRAKMA HTTP client
library. I’ve also been aided quite a bit by
Zach Beane’s quicklisp;
in fact, one of the things I’ve done is to write a short
script to build an sbcl image with
quicklisp and my most commonly used libraries built-in.
My Docs Got Dropped
My docs are in the stratfor leak.


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| DOSE: |
17 mg |
oral |
Unknown |
(capsule) |
[Erowid Note: This report was submitted as a DOC report, but readers should be aware there are aspects of it that suggest the identification is speculative. The dosage and duration are highly inconsistent with DOC. The closest related compound with a dosage profile and duration consistent with this report is DOM.]
I was visiting the town where I went to college the previous semester, and happened to stumble upon an old friend, we'll call him Shane, who wanted to know what I was doing that night. He didn't have anything to do, but still wanted to hang out, and I told him I had no plans as well. After walking to a friend's house for a bit, I made the decision to take a DOC that I had acquired about two days prior, but my friend declined to do it with me because he had class the next day.
I wasn't quite sure what to expect with the trip due to the fact that I didn't know how my body would handle the dosage, which was particularly high. Prior to this night, I had experimented with DOC only a few times, but had only done 5-6 mg at the most, and the two capsules I had totaled to 30 mg, with one of them having a tid bit more in it. Naturally, since it was a quiet night around the campus, I took the higher dosage.
At around 10PM I ingested it, and the next two hours I supplied my body generously with water to fend off the nasuea. Around 1AM I was noticing how movements were becoming slower and were followed by trails, as well as colors intensifying. At this point, I had been walking around the campus with Shane, and we decided to relax in the basement of his dorm. It was vacant in there with a multitude of comfortable chairs and couches and dim lighting- it was perfect.
It wasn't until around 1:30 or 2 that I realized I had actually been coming up for almost an two hours now, and my body started to uncontrollably shake, resulting in me vomiting. My breath was becoming shortened, and my legs were twitching, which was normal for me, but I was beginning to be concerned with the sheer intensity of everything around me. By 2:30/3:00 I began to wonder if I was going to be ok.
Now, when I trip, as most people should, I wasn't around any sort of screen, including a computer where I could double check what a dangerous amount is considered, so I broke one of my own rules and turned my phone on to call a knowledgable friend about this. He said I would be ok, but the next few hours were going to be a rough ride, which really helped calm me down, as did the cigarette I went out for.
I went back down to the basement where Shane, who I owe immensely, was still awake. By this time, I was clearly seeing the prism of color in everything, and patterns and designs could be found in anything. Also, the entire duration of the trip I was listening to Eluvium, which is ambient music that I strongly like. I felt during the plateau that if I listened to anything more intense, I would have a heart attack. My heart was beating ridiculously fast, and I was constantly going outside for cigarettes. Then, at about 3:15, it hit, and I gasped for air. Shane asked if I was going to be alright, to which I simply responded: 'It's beautiful.'
I realized I was fighting off tears of euphoria.
I won't even bother trying to explain the intensity of the next few hours, but I will say that sitting in a comfortable chair in a quiet, isolated basement and looking at a cement wall was the most euphoric thing Iíve ever gone through. At some point during the plateau, I described it to Shane as being skull-fucked by a black hole, and to this day, that's the best analogy I have.
By the morning (around 7 or 8), Shane had gone to bed when I told him I would be all right. I walked around the dorms and enjoyed the gradual comedown. By this point I had smoked close to a pack and a half of cigarettes since I took the DOC, and my perception of reality was starting to change, but I still looked at everything and realized all of the potential for beauty each tree, building, gust of wind, or atom had.
I was out of breath for the next 36 hours, (that's no exaggeration) and my heart rate was rapid until the next evening as well. I made fatal attempts to describe to others what I experienced the night before, but there was no point. They couldn't understand, nor fathom it. I had done an excessive amount that night, but I wouldn't have had it any other way, but I recommend to others not to do the same; I literally thought I was going to die. Oddly, the duration of the trip didn't really differ from any other DOC trip I had, but as for the intensity..... Woah.
After this experience, acid and mushrooms don't call to me as much as they used to- I feel as though they are sub par. I have another one of those bad boys in my room, sitting, waiting, but Iím content in knowing that this was the trip to end all trips. I just hope the person I give it to will be as moved as I was.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Frameworks Also known as Libraries
What is a Framework?
JavaScript is considered by most the language of the web. It is object-oriented, meaning it uses objects
which can contain data and methods
that act upon that data. As the demands for JavaScript have been increasing and easier means to develop these dynamic interfaces was needed. Thus libraries, or frameworks as we'll call them here were created. For sake of keeping this simple, we use jQuery library (or framework). This can be found in /js/libs/jquery.js
or relatively file name.
jQuery
From jQuery's website,
jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.
Since we are using jQuery we are able to code once, and know it will work cross-browser, and cross-platform. We also have at our disposal generous plugin's and scripts that have been written by brilliant developers at our disposal for getting things done!
Browser Support for jQuery
- Firefox Current - 1 version
- Internet Explorer 6+
- Safari Current - 1 version
- Opera Current - 1 version
- Chrome Current - 1 version
This is heavy!
Because JavaScript code tends to be heavier on the browser than other web languages, we load mostly all of it in the footer below the content. Keeping on Modernizr in the header for HTML5 shim which will be discussed in further detail later.Plugins One file, all your plugins organized.
What are plugins?
Plugins.js
is meant to hold all of a site's plugin code. Instead of linking to many different files, we can improve performance by including plugin code directly in this one file. This works effectively for our use because we're creating relatively small websites for our clients. If we were doing larger projects like Lawyers.com where there were more than 50 pages, it would make more sense to modularize our scripts so that we do not bloat every page with code. Since we are really only going to be using 1 to 5 plugins max this is the best balance between performance and organization.
What are considered plugins?
Plugins are JavaScript code pre-written, tested, and standardized. For example, some JavaScript written for making a universal modal window that works cross browser
- Preserves useful defaults, unlike many CSS resets.
- Normalizes styles for a wide range of elements.
- Corrects bugs and common browser inconsistencies.
- Improves usability with subtle improvements.
- Explains what code does using detailed comments.
Default Plugins
List of plugins now minified and included in all builds:
Links to respective sitesCode Example
This is the default code in plugins.js
and can be used for console log testing. We also include SlidesJS and Shadowbox in all of our new builds. For the purpose of this demo we will not paste the entire code here. If you are going to add a plugin to this file add it to the bottom, make sure you comment it the same way it has been shown in the file, and update the glossary at the top of the file. All plugin's would go below these lines of code:
// usage: log('inside coolFunc', this, arguments); // paulirish.com/2009/log-a-lightweight-wrapper-for-consolelog/ window.log = function f(){ log.history = log.history || []; log.history.push(arguments); if(this.console) { var args = arguments, newarr; try { args.callee = f.caller } catch(e) {}; newarr = [].slice.call(args); if (typeof console.log === 'object') log.apply.call(console.log, console, newarr); else console.log.apply(console, newarr);}}; // make it safe to use console.log always (function(a){function b(){}for(var c="assert,count,debug,dir,dirxml,error,exception,group,groupCollapsed,groupEnd,info,log,markTimeline,profile,profileEnd,time,timeEnd,trace,warn".split(","),d;!!(d=c.pop());){a[d]=a[d]||b;}}) (function(){try{console.log();return window.console;}catch(a){return (window.console={});}}()); // place any jQuery/helper plugins in here, instead of separate, slower script files. /* 1) Slides for slideshow on home page (http://slidesjs.com/) 2) Shadowbox for YouTube Video in sidebar (http://shadowbox-js.com/) - Includes Sizzle CSS Selector Engine - Includes SWFObject */For demo purposes I have removed the minified code.
Scripts Calling that plugin? Call toll free here.
What are scripts?
Scripts.js
is meant to hold all of the site-specific javascript. For instance, if we are using SlidesJS on a site, we have that plugin's code in the plugins.js
file and we'll write our specific calls for that plugin in our scripts.js
. This works because we call the scripts.js
in our HTML after the plugins.js
.
Rules of the road
Comment your code. Make sure you add your name to the author list if you are going to be making edits here, that way if someone comes back they know who to ask if they need ot figure out what does what, or to fix an issue that my have occured.
Default Script Example
Included in every site is a snippet to use an example. Not using Shadowbox? Delete this from the file before launching your site. Keep the Author commented area in case later down the road Javascript integration is requested.
Code Examples
This is the default code in scripts.js
and can be used for console log testing. All new scripts would go below these lines of code:
/* Author: */ /* -- Initiate Shadowbox w/ Custom Options -- */ Shadowbox.init({ continuous: true, overlayOpacity: 0.9 });
Snippets Reusable code, let's do this!
Relevant snippets
These are some of the most used snippets, feel free to copy and paste these into your Snippets on Dreamweaver or just come back here and grab them up.
SlidesJS a simple slideshow plugin for jQuery.
About
SlidsJS is the simple slideshow plugin for jQuery we use. There are many useful features you can read more about here.
Minified Plugin
The minified code should be in the client folder automatically. In other words /clientfolder/!base-build/js/plugins.js
. Take a look and see if the glossary in that plugins.js
file includes SlidesJS, if not download the minified source here.
Common Used Options
This is a snippet for reference for the scripts.js
with options already set. You can find more options in the docs section of the SlidesJS website. The following snippet looks for containing HTML element with the class of .banner
.
$(function(){ $(".banner-home").slides({ preload: true, play: 7000, pause: 2500, effect: 'fade', crossfade: true, container: 'home-banner-container', pagination: false, generatePagination: false, randomize: true }); });
| # | Option | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | play |
7000 milliseconds, and accepts any positive number that will set to true. Default is 0 or false . |
| 4 | pause |
2500 milliseconds, will pause the slideshow on next/prev or pagination click. Default is 0 or false . |
| 5 | effect |
'fade' , also accepts 'slide' or 'slide, fade' . Default is 'slide' . |
| 6 | crossfade |
true , crossfade images in a image based slideshow. Default value is false. |
| 7 | container |
'home-banner-container' , class name for slides container. Default value is 'slides_container' . |
| 8 | pagination |
false , if you're using pagination you can set to true . |
| 9 | generatePagination |
false , Auto generate pagination. Default value is 'true' . |
| 10 | randomize |
true , set false to play slides in order. |
The above is just an example!
The above is a snippet of code a developer uses to start their coding. Below is the minimal code required to get SlidesJS working.$(function(){ $("#slides").slides(); });
Shadowbox a universal jQuery modal window.
About
Shadowbox is the simple and complex plugin for jQuery we use for modal windows. There are a plethora of options you can read more about here.
Minified Plugin
The minified code should be in the client folder automatically. In other words /clientfolder/!base-build/js/plugins.js
. Take a look and see if the glossary in that plugins.js
file includes Shadowbox, if not download the minified source here.
Common Used Options
This is a snippet for reference for the scripts.js
with options already set. You can find more options in the docs section of the SlidesJS website.
Shadowbox.init({ continuous: true, overlayOpacity: 0.9 });
| # | Option | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | continuous |
true enables "continuous" galleries. |
| 3 | overlayOpacity |
0.9 opacity to use for the modal overlay. Defaults to 0.5. |


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miniGUI: Tcl/Tk Quick and Simple Function GUI
Quick and simple Tcl/Tk Graphical User Interface
to call functions. Also comprises a very simple experimental
GUI framework.
| Version: |
0.8-1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.5.0), tcltk |
| Published: |
2018-05-22 |
| Author: |
Jorge Luis Ojeda Cabrera |
| Maintainer: |
Jorge Luis Ojeda Cabrera <jojeda at unizar.es> |
| License: |
GPL (≤ 2.0) |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
miniGUI results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=miniGUI
to link to this page.


Tools to create an interactive web-based visualization of a
topic model that has been fit to a corpus of text data using
Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA). Given the estimated parameters of
the topic model, it computes various summary statistics as input to
an interactive visualization built with D3.js that is accessed via
a browser. The goal is to help users interpret the topics in their
LDA topic model.
| Version: |
0.3.2 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: |
proxy, RJSONIO, parallel |
| Suggests: |
mallet, lda, topicmodels, gistr (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>), servr, shiny, knitr, rmarkdown, digest, htmltools |
| Published: |
2015-10-24 |
| Author: |
Carson Sievert [aut, cre],
Kenny Shirley [aut] |
| Maintainer: |
Carson Sievert <cpsievert1 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/cpsievert/LDAvis/issues |
| License: |
MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: |
https://github.com/cpsievert/LDAvis |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
LDAvis results |


First examine where activities are executed if there is no user defined service class or workload. All activities in DB2 are assigned to a workload and run in a service class. If no user defined service classes are created, activities run in the default subclass (SYSDEFAULTSUBCLASS) under the default user service class (SYSDEFAULTUSERCLASS) and if no user defined workloads are created, activities run under the default user workload (SYSDEFAULTUSERWORKLOAD).
Run the statement to the right and then examine the in-memory statistics for the SYSDEFAULTSUBCLASS of SYSDEFAULTUSERCLASS using the WLM_GET_SERVICE_SUBCLASS_STATS_V97table function.
If you are using a 9.5 database, you will need to run the WLM_GET_SERVICE_SUBCLASS_STATS table function instead. Since DB2 9.7, this table function has been deprecated and replaced by the WLM_GET_SERVICE_SUBCLASS_STATS_V97 table function. Click on the 'Edit mode' button in the top right panel, and edit the SQL before clicking on 'Run.'
Notice all the activities are run in the SYSDEFAULTUSERCLASS service super class.
Additional Information: There are 2 other service classes as well, SYSDEFAULTSYSTEMCLASS and SYSDEFAULTMAINTENANCECLASS. These service classes are used for internal maintenance and system level tasks. User activities will not run in these service classes. You may notice nonzero activity counts in these service classes as well if DB2 has issued any internal activities.


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(Princeton University) 1967 M.A. (University of California) 1969
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Torso.Mixins.loadingMixin Class
Loading logic.
Item Index
Methods
__loadWrapper
(
-
fetchMethod
-
options
Base load function that will trigger a "load-begin" and a "load-complete" as the fetch happens. Use this method to wrap any method that returns a promise in loading events
Parameters:
Returns:
a promise when the fetch method has completed and the events have been triggered
constructor
(
-
args
Adds the loading mixin
Parameters:
-
args
Objectthe arguments to the base constructor method
fetch
(
Promise
-
options
Wraps the base fetch in a wrapper that manages loaded states
Parameters:
-
options
Object- the object to hold the options needed by the base fetch method
Returns:
Promise:
The loadWrapper promise
getLoadedOncePromise
()
Returns:
a promise that will resolve when the model/collection has loaded for the first time
hasLoadedOnce
()
Returns:
true if this model/collection has ever loaded from a fetch call
isLoading
()
Returns:
true if this model/collection is currently loading new values from the server


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Be quiet! It's only a model. Why do you think that she is a witch? I am your king. On second thoughts, let's not go there. It is a silly place. You don't vote for kings.
Knights of Ni, we are but simple travelers who seek the enchanter who lives beyond these woods. How do you know she is a witch? The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king.
Where'd you get the coconuts? The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king. Look, my liege!
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In order to use Sensor 0.2.0 you only need to import the SensorV2 framework. Sensor 0.1.0 is still available as the Sensor framework.
You should upgrade your feature to Sensor 0.2.0 if:
You want to benefit from the new features in Sensor 0.2.0, like the ability to cancel specific effects.
You discover a bug in Sensor 0.1.0 that affects you. Sensor 0.1.0 is now deprecated, so the bug will be fixed in Sensor 0.2.0. You'll need to upgrade your feature to Sensor 0.2.0 to benefit from the bugfix.
In order to use Sensor 0.2.0 you only need to import the
SensorV2
framework. Sensor 0.1.0 is still available as theSensor
framework.You should upgrade your feature to Sensor 0.2.0 if:


"tags": tags,
})
results["tokens"] = results["words"]
return sanitize(results)
results["verbs"] = []
if not instances:
return sanitize(results)
outputs = self._model.forward_on_instances(instances, cuda_device)
for output, verb in zip(outputs, verbs_for_instances):


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TreeForeignKey (self)
The category’s parent category. Leave this blank for an root category.
Required CharField(100)
The name of the category.
Required SlugField
URL-friendly title. It is automatically generated from the title.
Required BooleanField default: True
Is this item active. If it is inactive, all children are set to inactive as well.
CategoryManager
An object manager that adds an active method for only selecting items whose active attribute is True.
TreeManager
A Django-MPTT TreeManager instance.
Category is a subclass of CategoryBase and includes all its attributes.
FileField
An optional thumbnail, that is uploaded to THUMBNAIL_UPLOAD_PATH via THUMBNAIL_STORAGE.
Note
Why isn’t this an ImageField?
For ImageFields, Django checks the file system for the existance of the files to handle the height and width. In many cases this can lead to problems and impact performance.
For these reasons, a FileField that manually manages the width and height was chosen.
IntegerField
The thumbnail width. Automatically set on save if a thumbnail is uploaded.
IntegerField
The thumbnail height. Automatically set on save if a thumbnail is uploaded.
Required IntegerField default: 0
A manually-managed order of this category in the listing. Items with the same order are sorted alphabetically.
CharField(100)
An alternative title to use on pages with this category.
CharField(200)
An alternative URL to use instead of the one derived from the category hierarchy.
Note
Why isn’t this a URLField?
For URLFields, Django checks that the URL includes http:// and the site name. This makes it impossible to use relative URLs in that field.
TextField
An optional longer description of the category. Very useful on category landing pages.
CharField(255)
Comma-separated keywords for search engines.
TextField
(Advanced) Any additional HTML to be placed verbatim in the <head> of the page.


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Syntax:
class-name class => name
Method Signatures:
class-name (class class)
Arguments and Values:
name---a symbol.
Description:
Returns the name of the given class.
Examples: None.
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations: None.
See Also:
find-class, Section 4.3 (Classes)
Notes:
If S is a symbol such that S =(class-name C) and C =(find-class S), then S is the proper name of C. For further discussion, see Section 4.3 (Classes).
The name of an anonymous class is nil.


ambient.load_raw¶
-
ambient.
load_raw
(fname)[source]¶ Read data from a text file.
Read all of the data in a text file fname with * or # as comment characters. Data are assumed to be separated by spaces.
- Parameters
- fnamestring
Name of file containing the data.
- Returns
- ctdndarray
Array of data contained in fname.
See also
numpy.fromfile
Read data from a simple text file in single table format. Similar to the Matlab load function. Does not support comments or skipped lines. Works for text or binary files.
numpy.loadtxt
A more sophisticated method to read data from a text file. This method can handle multiple data types (e.g., strings, floats, and integers together), can perform transformation on the data (e.g., date format to a date object), and can unpack to a tuple of variables. One limitation is that all rows must have the same number of columns and there is no method to handle missing data.
numpy.genfromtext
The most advanced numpy method to read data from a file. Includes the capabilities in np.loadtxt, but also allows for missing data, data flags, and multiple methods to replace missing data or flags.


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Hi, I think it would be nice to have the following features in to_additive
:
1. Automatically add constructors, rec_on
etc. to the dictionary.
2. Automatically add attribute [to_additive name._proof_{{n}}] name._proof_{{n}}
before trying to transport name
.
Is it hard?
Those sound like good ideas. I don't think they should be too hard. There are a few tactics that crawl the environment looking for declarations. The only example I know well (because I wrote it) is library_search
.
If I have a structure
, I see how I can ask Lean for its constructor and members, so it shouldn't be too hard to do (1). What should I do for (2)? Go over the proof and look for names starting with name._proof_
?
I think that to_additive
should just be some sort of other thing, which takes a valid Lean file mul_stuff.lean
and changes all the muls to adds etc and bungs the resulting new API on the bottom of the mul file.
@Kevin Buzzard What should it do with names? s/mul/add/
, s/sum/prod/
, s/inv/neg/
?
I'm hoping there's an algorithm
Of that nature yes
@Yury G. Kudryashov do you know about Lean's canonical structures? Could they be used here? I guess Assia and Cyril both gave talks about this at Lean together 2019
I started using Lean about two months ago.
@Kevin Buzzard So no, I know nothing about Lean's canonical structures.
Actually, I wonder is it more useful to have is_group α (*)
, is_group α (+)
, is_monoid (α → α) (∘)
, then use rw [assoc (*)]
instead of rw [mul_assoc]
.
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Enumeration members
ARRAY_CONTAINS
ARRAY_CONTAINS: = "array-contains"
ARRAY_CONTAINS_ANY
ARRAY_CONTAINS_ANY: = "array-contains-any"
EQUAL_TO
EQUAL_TO: = "=="
GREATER_THAN
GREATER_THAN: = ">"
GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO
GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO: = ">="
LESS_THAN
LESS_THAN: = "<"
LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO
LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO: = "<="
NOT_EQUAL_TO
NOT_EQUAL_TO: = "!="
NOT_IN
NOT_IN: = "not-in"
Available operator types for database comparisons.


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- NHS No:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- DOB: 12 30 1989
- Name: Jane Smith
- Address: 20 Thornhill Street, Pudsey
- Postcode: LS17 5ES
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| Version: | 1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.3) |
| Suggests: | compiler |
| Published: | 2015-10-31 |
| Author: | Jan Wolfertz |
| Maintainer: | Jan Wolfertz <Jan.wolfertz at uni-duesseldorf.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | AlgebraicHaploPackage results |
| Reference manual: | AlgebraicHaploPackage.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Using Algebraic Haplotyping |
| Package source: | AlgebraicHaploPackage_1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: AlgebraicHaploPackage_1.2.zip, r-release: AlgebraicHaploPackage_1.2.zip, r-oldrel: AlgebraicHaploPackage_1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: AlgebraicHaploPackage_1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: AlgebraicHaploPackage_1.2.tgz |
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Given a sequence of 2*k characters, please print every second character from the first half of the sequence. Start printing with the first character.
In the first line of input your are given the positive integer t (1<=t<=100) - the number of test cases. In the each of the next t lines, you are given a sequence of 2*k (1<=k<=100) characters.
For each of the test cases please please print every second character from the first half of a given sequence (the first character should appear).
Input: 4 your progress is noticeable Output: y po i ntc


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Pearl is the annual national level cultural festival of our campus. Pearl is an
explosion of culture and the true representation of our campus spirit. It consists of four full
days of vibrant performances, competitions, workshops, street shows;ranging from ramp walks to
debates, from dance-offs to treasure hunts, there is something to always pick your interest and
keep you running around. Each day ends with the crowd grooving to the plethora of professional
shows we have lined up.
Pearl has carved a niche as one of the most popular cultural fests of South India, and has
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| LineChart.ts | 34.48% | 10/29 | 25% | 1/4 | 11.11% | 1/9 | 32% | 8/25 | |
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Because we, Granite Alliance, denied your request for coverage of (or payment for) a prescription drug, you have the right to ask us for a redetermination (appeal) of our decision. You have 60 days from the date of our Notice of Denial of Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage to ask us for a redetermination.
Who May Make a Request:
You or your prescriber may ask us for a redetermination (appeal). If you want another individual (such as a family member or friend) to make a request for you, that individual must be your appointed representative. For more information on appointing a representative contact us, Granite Alliance Insurance Company (PDP), at 1-855-586-2573 (TTY users call 711), or visit mygraniterx.com. You may also contact Medicare at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227), TTY users 1-877-486-2048, 24 hrs a day/7 Days a week.
Representation documentation for requests made by someone other than enrollee or the enrollee’s prescriber:
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"If there can be no victory, then I will fight forever."
This red mage specializes is geomancy: spells that move mountains, shatter stone, and melt iron. His earth magic also allows him to purify metal, a reflection of Koth’s deep desire to bring peace and harmony to his people.
Koth is a vulshok from the Hammer tribe, who dwell in the Oxidda chain of mountains on the plane of Mirrodin. His Planeswalker spark ignited when the tribes of his once-peaceful people fell into open war for the first time in generations.
The metal his people mined from the mountains of Oxidda became strangely corrupted, turning their forged ingots brittle and inconsistent. Each tribe blamed the others, and old hatreds began to reemerge.
Believing he could use his ability to purify the ore, Koth committed himself to the task of restoring the precious metal and reuniting his people.
Wise beyond his years, this passionate leader values counsel before rushing headlong into action. But if action is required, Koth is a decisive man of few words.
In fact, Koth battled the Phyrexians, who took over his plane, and he now serves as the leader of a resistance.


This diagram explains the flow of the build process for Java and JavaFX applications. JavaFX applications and preloaders are packaged into separate JAR archives, and so are represented separately in the diagram, but the flow is the same.
Main applications and JavaFX preloaders consist of source code, style sheets, and other resources. Source code must be compiled, and style sheets can optionally be converted to binary format. The source code, style sheets, and other resources are combined to create a JAR archive, which can optionally be signed and have a certificate attached. For web applications, a deployment descriptor (JNLP file) is prepared to produce the final package, consisting of one or more executable JAR files, the deployment descriptor, and a web page with the embedded application or a link to launch a Java Web Start application. To produce the web page, it is possible to use an input template with variables.


Low-dimensional embedding, using Random Forests for multiclass classification
| Version: | 0.5 |
| Depends: | randomForest |
| Imports: | stats, graphics |
| Published: | 2013-01-18 |
| Author: | Nicolai Meinshausen |
| Maintainer: | Nicolai Meinshausen <meinshausen at stats.ox.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: | http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~meinshau |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | partitionMap results |
| Reference manual: | partitionMap.pdf |
| Package source: | partitionMap_0.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: partitionMap_0.5.zip, r-release: partitionMap_0.5.zip, r-oldrel: partitionMap_0.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: partitionMap_0.5.tgz, r-oldrel: partitionMap_0.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | partitionMap archive |
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Using Groovy AST to Add Common Properties to Grails Domain Classes author: display_name: Geoff Lane login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://www.zorched.net author_login: admin author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net date: '2011-11-09 21:24:43 -0500' date_gmt: '2011-11-10 03:24:43 -0500' categories: - Code - Groovy tags: - groovy - meta-programming - grails ---
Groovy offers a lot of runtime meta-programming capabilities that allow you to add reusable functionality in a shared fashion. Grails plugins make use of this ability to enhance your project. One of the things that you can't do with runtime meta-programming in Grails is to add persistent Hibernate properties to your domain classes. If you want to add a persistent property in a plugin (or otherwise using meta-programming) for your Grails project you have to make use of "compile-time" meta-programming. In Groovy this is done with AST Transformations.
(If you are unfamiliar with the concept of the Abstract Syntax Tree, see the Wikipedia article on Abstract Syntax Tree.)
AST Transformations are made up of two parts: (1) An annotation and (2) an ASTTransformation implementation. During compilation the Groovy compiler finds all of the Annotations and calls the ASTTransformation implementation for the annotation passing in information about.
To create your own Transformation you start by creating an Annotation. The key to the annotation working is that your annotation has to itself be annotated with @GroovyASTTransformationClass. The values passed to the GroovyASTTransformationClass define the Transformation that will be called on classes, methods or other code prior to it being compiled.
import org.codehaus.groovy.transform.GroovyASTTransformationClass; import java.lang.annotation.*;
@Target({ElementType.TYPE}) @Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME) @GroovyASTTransformationClass({"net.zorched.grails.effectivity.EffectivizeASTTransformation"}) public @interface Effectivize { } {% endhighlight %}
Notice the reference to net.zorched.grails.effectivity.EffectivizeASTTransformation. That's the important part because it defines the class that will be used to perform the transformation.
This example code gets called for each annotated class and adds two new Date properties called effectiveStart and effectiveEnd to it. Those properties are seen by Grails and Hibernate and will become persistent and behave the same as if you typed them directly in your Domain.
It's a lot of work to add a simple property to a class, but if you're looking to consistently add properties and constraints across many Grails Domain classes, this is the way to do it.