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LITTLE ODESSA A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.3
U.S. Availability: limited release 5/95 Running Length: 1:38 MPAA Classification: R (Sex, violence, brief nudity)
Starring: Tim Roth, Edward Furlong, Moira Kelly, Vanessa Redgrave, Maximilian Schell Director: James Gray Producer: Paul Webster Screenplay: James Gray Cinematography: Tom Richmond Music: Dana Sano Released by Fine Line Features
LITTLE ODESSA, the stunning feature debut of 24-year old writer/director James Gray, is about to become the victim of distributor politics. As a result of recent changes in upper management, Fine Line Features has chosen to limit--if not completely withdraw--support for this film. Considering the strength of the material, the adeptness of Gray's direction, and several memorable performances, this is a classic case of cinematic injustice. LITTLE ODESSA deserves to be seen by as many movie-goers as possible, not just those living in the few locations where Fine Line choses to release it.
At the focal point is Joshua Shapira (Tim Roth), a deeply-troubled, emotionally detached hit man who has come home to Brooklyn to commit an assassination. Although difficulties in his past make it dangerous for him to be seen near Brighten Beach, the real impediment to a return is his father, Arkady (Maximilian Schell). For, while Josh loves his dying mother, Irina (Vanessa Redgrave), and his younger brother, Reuben (Edward Furlong), there is nothing but antipathy between father and eldest son. Nevertheless, left without a choice, Josh ventures back to the Russian/Jewish community, and eventually encounters all the members of his family. While there, he also hooks up with an old girlfriend, Alla Shustervich (Moira Kelly), a young woman who is reluctantly attracted to the lonely killer.
LITTLE ODESSA is an extremely complex motion picture, layered with powerful themes and fascinating characters. The dysfunctional family dynamic is examined from a different perspective--this is a case of the best intentions gone awry. The film's ending has a strong allegorical, as well as dramatic, impact. Not only is the final sequence emotionally crushing, but it slams home a vivid and telling message about prices paid by both the innocent and the guilty for crimes within the community. And the consignment of a Jewish body to an oven calls to mind a chilling association.
 During the course of the film, there are opportunities for redemption and love, all of which are rejected. Josh has no emotional capacity; when he makes love to Alla, the act is passionless and mechanical. He is unable to respond to his brother's simple offer of devotion. He cannot cry when he faces his dying mother. Only his father provokes a reaction, and that is a decidedly negative one. By this performance, Tim Roth adds yet another impressive credit to his resume.
Equally as complex is Josh's tormented, self-pitying father--a man who has lost all authority over his household and his existence. Assimilation to the American way of life is a continuing struggle for someone like him, born and raised on traditions and values that his children don't share. Arkady loathes Josh as much as he hates himself. He has a mistress, but feels guilty about not being with his dying life. He is educated, yet is forced by economic circumstances to run a newsstand. He loves Reuben, yet his actions seem always to hurt his younger son. Maximilian Schell, an accomplished actor who hasn't had much screen exposure in the past few years, encourages in viewers a mixture of resentment and sympathy.
Moira Kelly, despite the most limited screen time of a member of the primary cast, turns in one of the best performances of her career. Her confusion, self-doubt, and conflicting feelings for Josh, as well as her recognition that the relationship is doomed, add a subdued poignancy to Alla that less skillful acting would not have conveyed. Edward Furlong, a young actor gaining presence with each new role, somewhat underplays Reuben, but not to the point where it interferes with the story. Vanessa Redgrave does her usual fine job.
The violence of LITTLE ODESSA is brutal, quick, and always shocking. As in SCHINDLER'S LIST, scenes of bloodshed are presented graphically, but never gratuitously. The deaths in this film, when they occur, cause a momentary contraction of the viewer's stomach muscles. This is a credit to the director, who has a clear vision and uses all the tools at his disposal to attain those ends.
Because of the richness of the subject matter and the complexity of the characters, gangster movies, especially those with strong ethnic overtones, make excellent vehicles for social commentary. LITTLE ODESSA is the latest example of what such a film can accomplish. With an emotional impact as strong as its intellectual appeal, LITTLE ODESSA is deserving of a far better fate than the one Fine Line Features has consigned it to.
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A low power driver for the LSM303AGR that is ready for use, no settings needs to be adjusted (this is designed on purpose).
More...
#include "LSM303AGR.h"
#include "stm32l1xx_hal.h"
A low power driver for the LSM303AGR that is ready for use, no settings needs to be adjusted (this is designed on purpose).
- Author
- : MariŽn Levi
- Date
- : 04/01/2018
◆ LSM303AGR_ACC_readAccelerationData()
| void LSM303AGR_ACC_readAccelerationData |
( |
int32_t * |
pData | ) |
|
Reads the output registers of the accelerometer
- Parameters
-
| pData | a pointer to where the data needs to be stored |
◆ LSM303AGR_ACC_reset()
| void LSM303AGR_ACC_reset |
( |
| ) |
|
Resets the LSM303AGR accelerometer
◆ LSM303AGR_init()
Initialization of the LSM303AGR accelerometer and magnetometer. The accelerometer is initialized with the following values:
- Powerdown,
- X, Y and Z-axes enabled
- BDU enabled (output registers are not updated until the MSB and LSB have been read)
The magnetometer is initialized with the following values:
- Idle mode,
- Temperature compensation enabled,
- Low-power mode enabled,
- Offset cancelation enabled,
- Low pass filter enabled,
- BDU enabled
◆ LSM303AGR_MAG_readMagneticData()
| void LSM303AGR_MAG_readMagneticData |
( |
int32_t * |
pData | ) |
|
Reads the output registers of the magnetometer and applies the sensitivity
- Parameters
-
| pData | a pointer to where the data needs to be stored |
◆ LSM303AGR_MAG_readMagneticRawData()
| void LSM303AGR_MAG_readMagneticRawData |
( |
int16_t * |
pData | ) |
|
Read the output registers of the magnetometer
- Parameters
-
| pData | a pointer to where the data needs to be stored |
◆ LSM303AGR_MAG_reset()
| void LSM303AGR_MAG_reset |
( |
| ) |
|
Resets the LSM303AGR magnetometer
◆ LSM303AGR_powerDownAccelerometer()
| void LSM303AGR_powerDownAccelerometer |
( |
| ) |
|
Put the accelerometer in power-down mode
◆ LSM303AGR_powerDownMagnetometer()
| void LSM303AGR_powerDownMagnetometer |
( |
| ) |
|
Put the magnetometer in idle mode
◆ LSM303AGR_readRegister()
| HAL_StatusTypeDef LSM303AGR_readRegister |
( |
uint8_t |
LSM303AGR_reg, |
|
|
uint8_t |
LSM303AGR_data, |
|
|
uint8_t |
ACC_MAG |
|
) |
| |
Read a certain register of the LSM303AGR depending on the value of ACC_MAG:
- if this value is 0: read out a register of the accelerometer
- if this value is 1: read out a register of the magnetormeter The standard HAL library values are used for the size of the register and time-out.
- Parameters
-
| LSM303AGR_reg | the register that needs to be read of the LSM303AGR |
| LSM303AGR_data | a pointer where the data of the register needs to be stored |
| ACC_MAG | depending on the value a value a register of the accelerometer of magnetometer are read |
- Returns
- returns the status of the I2C transfer
◆ LSM303AGR_setI2CInterface()
| void LSM303AGR_setI2CInterface |
( |
I2C_HandleTypeDef * |
hi2c | ) |
|
Sets the I2C interface for the LSM303AGR
- Parameters
-
◆ LSM303AGR_wakeUpAccelerometer()
| void LSM303AGR_wakeUpAccelerometer |
( |
| ) |
|
Wake up the accelerometer from powerdown mode
◆ LSM303AGR_wakeUpMagnetometer()
| void LSM303AGR_wakeUpMagnetometer |
( |
| ) |
|
Wake up the magnetometer from idle mode
◆ LSM303AGR_writeRegister()
| HAL_StatusTypeDef LSM303AGR_writeRegister |
( |
uint8_t |
LSM303AGR_reg, |
|
|
uint8_t |
LSM303AGR_data, |
|
|
uint8_t |
ACC_MAG |
|
) |
| |
Writes a cerain value to a certain register of the LSM303AGR depending on the value of ACC_MAG:
- if this value is 0: write to a register of the accelerometer
- if this value is 1: write to a register of the magnetormeter the standard HAL library values are used for the size of the register and time-out.
- Parameters
-
| LSM303AGR_reg | the register where data needs to be written to |
| LSM303AGR_data | a pointer to the data that needs to be written |
| ACC_MAG | depending on the value, a write is performed to the accelerometer of magnetometer |
- Returns
- returns the status of the I2C transfer


Overview
Duplicate code can be hard to find, especially in a large project. But PMD’s Copy/Paste Detector (CPD) can find it for you! CPD has been through three major incarnations:
-
First we wrote it using a variant of Michael Wise’s Greedy String Tiling algorithm (our variant is described here).
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Then it was completely rewritten by Brian Ewins using the Burrows-Wheeler transform.
-
Finally, it was rewritten by Steve Hawkins to use the Karp-Rabin string matching algorithm.
Each rewrite made it much faster, and now it can process the JDK 1.4 java.* packages in about 4 seconds (on my workstation, at least).
Note that CPD works with Java, JSP, C, C++, C#, Fortran and PHP code and some more languages. For the full list, see below Supported Languages. Your own language is missing? See how to add it here.
CPD is included with PMD, which you can download here.
CLI options
| Option | Description | Default | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
--minimum-tokens |
Required The minimum token length which should be reported as a duplicate. |
|
|
--files |
Required List of files and directories to process |
|
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--filelist |
Path to file containing a comma delimited list of files to analyze. If this is given, then you don't need to provide --files . |
|
|
--language |
Sources code language. | java |
|
--encoding |
Character encoding to use when processing files. If not specified, CPD uses the system default encoding. |
|
|
--skip-duplicate-files |
Ignore multiple copies of files of the same name and length in comparison. | false |
|
--exclude |
Files to be excluded from CPD check |
|
|
--non-recursive |
Don't scan subdirectories | false |
|
--skip-lexical-errors |
Skip files which can't be tokenized due to invalid characters instead of aborting CPD | false |
|
--format |
Report format. | text |
|
--failOnViolation <bool> |
By default CPD exits with status 4 if code duplications are found.
Disable this option with --failOnViolation false to exit with 0 instead and just write the report. |
true |
|
--ignore-literals |
Ignore number values and string contents when comparing text | false |
Java |
--ignore-identifiers |
Ignore constant and variable names when comparing text | false |
Java |
--ignore-annotations |
Ignore language annotations when comparing text | false |
Java |
--ignore-usings |
Ignore using directives in C# when comparing text |
false |
C# |
--no-skip-blocks |
Do not skip code blocks matched by --skip-blocks-pattern |
false |
C++ |
--skip-blocks-pattern |
Pattern to find the blocks to skip. It is a string property and contains of two parts,
separated by | . The first part is the start pattern, the second part is the ending pattern. |
#if 0|#endif |
C++ |
--uri |
URI to process |
|
PLSQL |
--help -h |
Print help text | false |
Examples
Note: The following example use the Linux start script. For Windows, just replace “./run.sh cpd” by “cpd.bat”.
Minimum required options: Just give it the minimum duplicate size and the source directory:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /usr/local/java/src/java
You can also specify the language:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /path/to/c/source --language cpp
You may wish to check sources that are stored in different directories:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /path/to/other/source --files /path/to/other/source --files /path/to/other/source --language fortran
There should be no limit to the number of ‘–files’, you may add… But if you stumble one, please tell us !
And if you’re checking a C source tree with duplicate files in different architecture directories you can skip those using –skip-duplicate-files:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /path/to/c/source --language cpp --skip-duplicate-files
You can also specify the encoding to use when parsing files:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /usr/local/java/src/java --encoding utf-16le
You can also specify a report format - here we’re using the XML report:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /usr/local/java/src/java --format xml
The default format is a text report, and there’s also a csv
report.
Note that CPD is pretty memory-hungry; you may need to give Java more memory to run it, like this:
$ export HEAPSIZE=512m
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --files /usr/local/java/src/java
In order to change the heap size under Windows, you’ll need to edit the batch file cpd.bat
set the “OPTS”
variable to -Xmx512m
.
If you specify a source directory but don’t want to scan the sub-directories, you can use the non-recursive option:
$ ./run.sh cpd --minimum-tokens 100 --non-recursive --files /usr/local/java/src/java
Exit status
Please note that if CPD detects duplicated source code, it will exit with status 4 (since 5.0). This behavior has been introduced to ease CPD integration into scripts or hooks, such as SVN hooks.
| 0 | Everything is fine, now code duplications found |
| 1 | Couldn't understand command line parameters or CPD exited with an exception |
| 4 | At least one code duplication has been detected unless '--failOnViolation false' is used. |
Supported Languages
- Apex
- C#
- C/C++
- EcmaScript (JavaScript)
- Fortran
- Go
- Groovy
- Java
- Jsp
- Matlab
- Objective-C
- Perl
- PHP
- PL/SQL
- Python
- Ruby
- Scala
- Swift
- Visualforce
Available report formats
- text : Default format
- xml
- csv
- csv_with_linecount_per_file
- vs
Ant task
Andy Glover wrote an Ant task for CPD; here’s how to use it:
<target name="cpd">
<taskdef name="cpd" classname="net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.CPDTask" />
<cpd minimumTokenCount="100" outputFile="/home/tom/cpd.txt">
<fileset dir="/home/tom/tmp/ant">
<include name="**/*.java"/>
</fileset>
</cpd>
</target>
Attribute reference
| Attribute | Description | Default | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
minimumtokencount |
Required A positive integer indicating the minimum duplicate size. |
|
|
encoding |
The character set encoding (e.g., UTF-8) to use when reading the source code files, but also when
producing the report. A piece of warning, even if you set properly the encoding value,
let's say to UTF-8, but you are running CPD encoded with CP1252, you may end up with not UTF-8 file.
Indeed, CPD copy piece of source code in its report directly, therefore, the source files
keep their encoding. If not specified, CPD uses the system default encoding. |
|
|
format |
The format of the report (e.g. csv , text , xml ). |
text |
|
ignoreLiterals |
if true , CPD ignores literal value differences when evaluating a duplicate
block. This means that foo=42; and foo=43; will be seen as equivalent. You may want
to run PMD with this option off to start with and then switch it on to see what it turns up. |
false |
Java |
ignoreIdentifiers |
Similar to ignoreLiterals but for identifiers; i.e., variable names, methods names, and so forth. |
false |
Java |
ignoreAnnotations |
Ignore annotations. More and more modern frameworks use annotations on classes and methods, which can be very redundant and trigger CPD matches. With J2EE (CDI, Transaction Handling, etc) and Spring (everything) annotations become very redundant. Often classes or methods have the same 5-6 lines of annotations. This causes false positives. | false |
Java |
ignoreUsings |
Ignore using directives in C#. | false |
C# |
skipDuplicateFiles |
Ignore multiple copies of files of the same name and length in comparison. | false |
|
skipLexicalErrors |
Skip files which can't be tokenized due to invalid characters instead of aborting CPD. | false |
|
skipBlocks |
Enables or disabled skipping of blocks like a pre-processor. See also option skipBlocksPattern. | true |
C++ |
skipBlocksPattern |
Configures the pattern, to find the blocks to skip. It is a string property and contains of two parts,
separated by | . The first part is the start pattern, the second part is the ending pattern. |
#if 0|#endif |
C++ |
language |
Flag to select the appropriate language (e.g. c , cpp , cs , java , jsp , php , ruby , fortran
ecmascript , and plsql ). |
java |
|
outputfile |
The destination file for the report. If not specified the console will be used instead. |
|
Also, you can get verbose output from this task by running ant with the -v
flag; i.e.:
ant -v -f mybuildfile.xml cpd
Also, you can get an HTML report from CPD by using the XSLT script in pmd/etc/xslt/cpdhtml.xslt. Just run the CPD task as usual and right after it invoke the Ant XSLT script like this:
<xslt in="cpd.xml" style="etc/xslt/cpdhtml.xslt" out="cpd.html" />
GUI
CPD also comes with a simple GUI. You can start it via some scripts in the bin
folder:
For Windows:
cpdgui.bat
For Linux:
./run.sh cpdgui
Here’s a screenshot of CPD after running on the JDK 8 java.lang package:
Suppression
Arbitrary blocks of code can be ignored through comments on Java, C/C++, Javascript, Matlab,
Objective-C, PL/SQL and Python by including the keywords CPD-OFF
and CPD-ON
.
public Object someParameterizedFactoryMethod(int x) throws Exception {
// some unignored code
// tell cpd to start ignoring code - CPD-OFF
// mission critical code, manually loop unroll
goDoSomethingAwesome(x + x / 2);
goDoSomethingAwesome(x + x / 2);
goDoSomethingAwesome(x + x / 2);
goDoSomethingAwesome(x + x / 2);
goDoSomethingAwesome(x + x / 2);
goDoSomethingAwesome(x + x / 2);
// resume CPD analysis - CPD-ON
// further code will *not* be ignored
}
Additionally, Java allows to toggle suppression by adding the annotations
@SuppressWarnings("CPD-START")
and @SuppressWarnings("CPD-END")
all code within will be ignored by CPD.
This approach however, is limited to the locations were @SuppressWarnings
is accepted.
It’s legacy and the new comment’s based approch should be favored.
//enable suppression
@SuppressWarnings("CPD-START")
public Object someParameterizedFactoryMethod(int x) throws Exception {
// any code here will be ignored for the duplication detection
}
//disable suppression
@SuppressWarnings("CPD-END)
public void nextMethod() {
}
Other languages currently have no support to suppress CPD reports. In the future, the comment based approach will be extended to those of them that can support it.


When explaining our study results, we will need to summarise our participant group, such as age range and visual impairments. Plus, knowing a bit more about your use of your iPhone will inform our thinking – and allow us to make best use of our time visiting you.
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The Scoreboard below shows the scores of the top ten players - who have solved the most challenges the quickest.
Points are awarded as follows:
- 10 Points are awarded to the first person to solve a challenge.
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Hello sunx,
Here are series of problems. You have to get all of them right
What is the book you never read?(please write in France)
How many times have you buy fruits for me?
How many times have we sleep outside?
How long will I love u?
click on 'submit' to submit your answer.


I'm John Koh, a current Electrical Engineering and Computer Science junior at Tufts University. I'm interested in a wide variety of stuff. I program on my free time, and build a variety of stuff for fun. I'm also involved in Bitcoin, the digital cryptocurrency.


Mengwen He, Iljoo Baek
Vehicle’s Lane-changing Behavior Detection and Tracking
We used a Go-pro camera (Hero 4) with high-definition resolution (1920 × 1080). The first training data set was captured near the campus (Fifth & Forbes) as shown in the following map.
The lane-change behavior detection will be triggered when the car crosses a detected lane marker, and the tracking of this behavior will end when the car returns to the middle of a lane. So the lane-change behaviors may last for varied time ranges, and thus should be detected and tracked from a sequence of images. Therefore, we need to define and extract the feature vectors from a range of history frames.
From the images during a lane-change period, we can derive three results: no changing, left changing, or right changing. Then we can determine which lane on the digital map is occupied (the initial occupation is known). Finally we can use this relative information to correct the GPS localization’s lateral position and reduce its lateral error. A Kalman filter or particle filter will be used for this localization information integration.
Accordingly, there will be two classifiers in this project: one is to detect the start or end of the lane-change behavior, and another one is to track the lane-change behavior. Therefore, to train the classifiers, we only need to label the start and end timestamps of lane-changing behaviors. We can use the SVM framework in this project.


This will be a fairly short post this week. As you can clearly see, I have a website set up to host my blog, contact info, and a portfolio once I create one. Well, I wanted to take a little time to try some new designs and get feedback from my friends. I like to keep my designs very simple with minimal graphics. I personally find the contrast of color to be the best way to highlight content. From the 5 friends that look at the site, all said they liked the simple design. Their feedback all centered on little tweaks to improve the site. I took them under consideration and as long as they fell into my overall site plan.
I really enjoyed getting to build this site and improve it over time. It feels good to have built something based entirely on my own creativity. I think it is a very real representation of who I am. Also, I now have a project that can grow with me. As I learn new things, I can add them to my site. I already have ideas on how to add more as I learn more things. I realize that the extent of my site is based solely on me and my growth as a programmer. I look forward to adding more.


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Connecting to a Windows XP/SP3 PC
Changing the IP Address of the Probe (Optional)
Debug Port Connector Information
Connecting the Probe to the Target
This section explains how to connect a Sourcery Probe Personal to both your host computer and to the target.
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Structure of the User Interface
RunPNG is set up as a classic desktop application. At the top the title line with the file name and the dimensions of the overall image, then the menu bar with all functions, toolbar with pictograms for quick access without a menu, in the middle left the currently selected image, right a dialog bar with tabs arranged for various settings, below a bar for the loaded single images and a useful footer at the bottom.
More about the individual elements later. A few general functions are briefly presented here.
File New
With the menu item New or the associated button in the toolbar, the application is reset to its initial state. However, if there are unsaved changes, the user is asked whether they should be saved or whether the process should be canceled.
Undo and Redo
Almost all operating steps - except e.g. File New, File Open ... or similar - can be undone by clicking on the menu item or the associated button on the toolbar (alternatively key combination CTRL+Z). An operating step that has been undone can also be redone using the menu or button (alternatively the key combination CTRL+Y).
Zoom
The zoom control in the footer relates to the current image display in the middle. Some pictures are rather small, while others are pretty large. So the view can be adjusted with the zoom control.
Progress Bar
A small and inconspicuous Progress bar. This shows the progress of actions like opening or saving files with a growing blue bar. When the action is complete, the color will change to green and then gradually fade away.
Language
Last but not least the Language setting at the right of the footer. RunPNG is designed to be multilingual right from the start of development. At the moment, however, only German or English is offered. The application is based on the set system language with priority for English. This means, if the system is set to a language other than German, RunPNG starts in English. The language can be switched dynamically at runtime using the selection list.


3.00
32.25
132.99
9.3.1.e repeat element example
You must see three items (named a, b, and c) and a price for each item (3.00,
32.25, and 132.99 respectively). You must be able to add and remove items.
When you add an item its initial name will be an empty input control and
initial price will be 0.00.
Line Item:
Name:
Insert New Item After The Current One
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Remove Current Item
Current index :


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In the morning on the first day of our EA Hands-on-session, we were taught how to use HTML and CSS to design our own website. However, in the afternoon after lunch, we were taught how to use Fusion 360 and the 3D printers to make our own name tag keychain with our name crafted on it.
To be very honest, my knowledge of inventor wasn't really that strong in year 1 sem . Since Fusion 360 was somewhat similar to inventor, I had difficulty catching up with what Mr Steven was covering was I was quite unfamiliar with the various commands used. But at the end of the day, I did manage to complete designing my nametag and learnt quite a fai bit too.
This is the model of the name tag
After I had completed designing the name tag, i saved the file as STL format and imported it to Ultimaker Cura, a software used for 3D printing. I did some changes to the postion and settings of the nametag and once done, I click on the slice buttton on the bottom right of the screen and saved the file for 3D printing.
Final image of the name tag!!!


'Just a snapshot in the big picture': Lampard has big plans for Chelsea – video
Manager Frank Lampard was delighted with Chelsea's sixth consecutive win as they took second place in the Premier League table on Saturday. Lampard said he was proud of the young players and the squad, but added the season was about bridging the gap. Chelsea won 2-0 against Crystal Palace with Tammy Abraham scoring in the 52nd minute and Christian Pulsic in the 79th.


Who will win Lazio vs Celtic? Our writers give their predictions for the Europa League clash
Neil Lennon's side are on the brink of qualifying for the knockout stage ahead of a huge fixture in Rome.
by Record Sport OnlineThe Europa League knockout stage is within touching distance for Celtic but they must overcome Lazio in their own backyard to get there.
Neil Lennon 's side sit top of Group G and can eliminate the Serie A giants with victory in the Stadio Olimpico.
And, if results elsewhere go their way, can book their place in the last 32.
But the Hoops have never triumphed on Italian soil and Simone Inzaghi's side will have revenge on their minds after being stunned by a late Christopher Jullien winner a fortnight ago.
Here's how Record Sport's writers have called the big one in Rome.
Keith Jackson
Celtic will be up against it in Rome against a powerful Lazio side which might still be wondering how it managed to leave Glasgow with nothing from the first leg. A point in Italy would represent another massive result for Neil Lennon and his players. It can be done but it’s probably the best they can hope for.
Lazio 2 Celtic 2
Craig Swan
Celtic are going to find it tough against a fired-up Lazio side. Neil Lennon’s men are unbeaten in five matches away from home in Europe this term, but Rome offers the biggest challenge yet against a host side who simply have to win to stay in the qualification mix.
Lazio 2 Celtic 0
Scott McDermott
Celtic will be edged out in a cracker at the Stadio Olimpico. Neil Lennon's side will get some joy on the counter attack with the threat of Forrest, Elyounoussi and Edouard. But Lazio will be out for revenge and showed enough in Glasgow to suggest they'll cause the Hoops problems going forward. Simone Inzaghi's side desperately need a win in the group and they should have enough about them to get it.
Lazio 3 Celtic 2
Fraser Wilson
The Hoops can put one foot in the last 32 with a first-ever victory over Italian opposition in Italy but this match will be a step too far. Beating Simone Inzaghi's side in Glasgow was an outstanding achievement and should ultimately prove to be enough to see Celtic progress next month. But Neil Lennon's side will be made to wait by the Serie A side who are on a hot streak of form domestically and gunning for revenge.
Lazio 2 Celtic 0
Mark McDougall
Celtic have never won in Italy before but this is the time Neil Lennon's men end that run. Despite falling behind at Celtic Park, they fought back to beat Lazio deservedly and Fraser Forster proved his worth again. Odsonne Edouard has gone two games without a goal but it's not very often he goes three and he'll be determined to fire his team to a win. A nervy night but a win in the end for Celtic.
Lazio 1 Celtic 2
Darren Cooney
We may well witness an even more menacing Lazio side at the Stadio Olimpico than the one we watched in Glasgow. Current form at home would certainly suggest this. And speaking of form, Simone Inzaghi’s side have racked up three Serie A wins in a row although don’t read too much into their victory over Milan. The Rossoneri aren’t all that these days. Still, Celtic are going to have their work cut out but somewhere in Rome an Italian journalist will be writing the same thing about Lazio. Make no mistake, they respect Celtic and the Scottish champions will score and grab a fantastic draw.
Lazio 1 Celtic 1
Liam Bryce
This has all the makings of a classic. Lazio are a side built to score goals while Celtic stuck steadfastly to their own attacking principles in the reverse fixture, even as the Italians threatened, yet failed, to put them to the sword. The 1-1 draw in Rennes on match day one showed Lennon has the nous to navigate these big away days in a manner that keeps fans glued to the screen rather than hiding behind the couch. The Stadio Olimpico is a step up but one this Celtic side are now well-equipped to handle. They'll leave Rome with a result that puts them on the brink of the last 32.
Lazio 2 Celtic 2


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The retail specialty coffee industry is unique in that it attracts as many admirers of the product – coffee fanatics – as it does those who are looking for a lucrative business investment, probably more. It is human nature to focus on those things that are of greatest personal interest to us, and in the case of the coffee fanatic that is all things coffee!
So, for the good of your business, I ask you to put down that glossy espresso machine product brochure and step away from those roasted coffee samples roasted coffee samples and the tiny single serving bottles of flavoring syrups. Let’s spend the next few moments talking about something even more important than the product, the critical business issues that will define your retail coffee business – I promise that it will be worth your time and that you can go back to the taste testing when we’re done.
A word of caution: this document is not intended to be a paint-by-numbers template to start a coffee shop. If you are one of the millions of proudly self-professed “Dummies” that requires a handbook in order to start your coffee business or learn Microsoft Windows, you had better stop reading now. There are plenty of books that cater to the DIY market segment of this industry; we aimed to do something a little different here – something a little more thought provoking for those preparing to make a serious financial or emotional investment.
With alarming frequency, my associates and I respond to questions from new and prospective coffee shop owners, such as, “what sugar free syrup tastes best?” or “should I pick the San Macaroni 5-group espresso machine or the La Spaghetti?” New entrants to the retail coffee industry tend to focus a large portion of their valuable time and resources on coffee shop gear, products, logo colors and other minutia that may affect the style or identity of a business, but in fact, do not define that business and are probably not the factors that will lead to its eventual success or failure; whereas, it may be nice and even helpful to know which synthetic concoction gives your calorie counting and diabetic consumers the best sense of real chocolate in their cafe latte, the resulting drain of your time away from the real issues may commit your new coffee shop to failure, even before your shiny new La Spaghetti is out of the packing crate.
If you have already started your new shop and recognize the example questions above as being yours, don’t worry, it’s never too late to start fixing the items addressed within this document. For all others that may be considering starting a new coffee shop but have not yet taken action, we hope that the ideas listed herein will be helpful to give you some insightful reflection on the true issues that will impact your business so that you may continue to pursue your goals with a new found sense of confidence.


Goal
The goal with this tool is to enable OData service authors ensure that their service interoperates well with any OData client. Consumers of the OData protocol can also benefit from this tool by testing OData service implementations that they are building an experience for to pinpoint potential issues.
More detailed intro of OData Validation Tool please refer to the Github page.
Release
| Version | Release Date | Feature Set |
|---|---|---|
| V1.07 | 2015/8/31 |
V1.07 is current version.
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| V1.06 | 2015/6/8 |
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| V1.05 | 2015/4/3 |
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| V1.04 | 2014/12/8 |
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| V1.03 | 2014/8/26 |
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| V1.02 | 2014/03/31 |
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| V1.01 | 2014/03/25 |
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| V1.0 | 2014/03/21 |
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The tool can currently validate the following types of OData endpoints:
- Service document (e.g. http://services.odata.org/V4/TripPinServiceRW )
- Metadata document (e.g. http://services.odata.org/V4/TripPinServiceRW/$metadata )
- A feed / collection (e.g. http://services.odata.org/V4/TripPinServiceRW/People)
- An Entry (e.g. http://services.odata.org/V4/TripPinServiceRW/People('russellwhyte'))
The following URI constructs are currently not supported:
- Select, Expand and Format system query options in the endpoint URIs
- Endpoint URIs pointing to payloads larger than 1 MB
- Authenticated feeds
This version of the tool has been validated with the following browsers. Please report any issues on the OData mailing list.
- Internet Explorer 8 and 9
- Firefox 3.6 and 4.0
- Chrome 9.0.597.84 and 10.0.648.204
- Safari 5.0
What's Next
Here are the current planned releases, more features are also under planning and will be announced once they are ready:
| Version | Planned | Feature Set |
|---|---|---|
| V1.08 | Oct 2015 |
|
OData Validation Tool is updated with the source code on Github on each release date. Also, you can follow the OData blog as updates (new rules, features, etc) to this service are announced there.
List of Rules
| Target | Version | [MS-ODATA] Section | V4 Specification | V4 SpecSection | Format | RequirementLevel | Description |
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odoo-erp (master) ⇒ cat ./about.txt
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add(int e)
Appends the supplied element to the end of this list. |
void |
add(int index,
int e)
Adds the supplied element at the specified index, shifting all elements currently at that index or higher one to the right. |
void |
addAll(int[] all)
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addAll(IntegerList all)
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void |
clear()
Removes all elements from this List |
boolean |
contains(int e)
Returns true iff element is in this ArrayList. |
IntegerList |
copy()
Creates a shallow copy of this ArrayList (elements are not cloned). |
void |
ensureCapacity(int minCapacity)
Guarantees a minimum size |
int |
get(int index)
Retrieves the element at the user-supplied index. |
int |
indexOf(int e)
Returns the lowest index at which element appears in this List, or -1 if it does not appear. |
boolean |
isEmpty()
Checks if the list is empty. |
int |
lastIndexOf(int e)
Returns the highest index at which element appears in this List, or -1 if it does not appear. |
int |
remove(int index)
Removes the element at the user-supplied index. |
void |
remove(IntegerList e)
Removes the item positions in integerList from this list |
void |
removeRange(int fromIndex,
int toIndex)
Removes all elements in the half-open interval [fromIndex, toIndex). |
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removeValue(int value)
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set(int index,
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Returns the number of elements in this list. |
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toArray()
Returns an Object array containing all of the elements in this ArrayList. |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public IntegerList(int capacity)
public IntegerList()
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public void ensureCapacity(int minCapacity)
public int size()
public boolean isEmpty()
public boolean contains(int e)
e
- the element whose inclusion in the List is being tested
public int indexOf(int e)
e
- the element whose inclusion in the List is being tested
public int lastIndexOf(int e)
e
- the element whose inclusion in the List is being tested
public IntegerList copy()
public int[] toArray()
public void addAll(int[] all)
public void addAll(IntegerList all)
public int get(int index)
index
- the index of the element we are fetching
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- if index < 0 || index >= size()public int set(int index, int e)
public void remove(IntegerList e)
e
- public boolean add(int e)
e
- the element to be appended to this list
public void add(int index, int e)
index
- the index at which the element is being addede
- the item being added
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- if index < 0 || index > size()public int remove(int index)
index
- the index of the element to be removed
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- if index < 0 || index >= size()public void clear()
public void removeRange(int fromIndex, int toIndex)
fromIndex
- the first index which will be removedtoIndex
- one greater than the last index which will be removed
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- if fromIndex > toIndexpublic void removeValue(int value)
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ALOCRConfig Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | AnylineOCRModuleView.h |
scanMode
The scan mode.
@property (nonatomic, assign) ALOCRScanMode scanMode
See Also
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
customCmdFilePath
Property to set a custom command file (path not string) to improve scanning for your use-case. Get in touch with Anyline to receive your custum command file.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *customCmdFilePath
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
customCmdFileString
Property to set a custom command file (string not path) to improve scanning for your use-case. Get in touch with Anyline to receive your custum command file.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *customCmdFileString
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
charHeight
Property to set the character height.
@property (nonatomic, assign) ALRange charHeight
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
tesseractLanguages
Property to set the tesseract tessdata files as Array of Strings. ex. @[@“eng”,@“deu”]
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray<NSString*> *tesseractLanguages
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
charWhiteList
Property for the character whitelist you would like to use.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *charWhiteList
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
validationRegex
Property for the validation regex.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *validationRegex
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
minConfidence
The min confidence to accept the result. Between 0-100, but should normally be at least 50. The spped / accurracy of Anyline can be controlled with this property.
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSUInteger minConfidence
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
removeSmallContours
Removes small contours as noise.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL removeSmallContours
Discussion
This property is for Line mode only.
@warming Do not use activate this property when scanning for example i dots or :. This would remove those contours.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
removeWhitespaces
Set this to true if whitespaces should be removed within a line. Also causes faster processing, because optimizations can be made if whitespaces are not relevant. (only used in {@link ScanMode#LINE} mode)
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL removeWhitespaces
Parameters
removeWhitespaces |
true if whitespaces should be removed |
|---|
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
minSharpness
Experimental parameter to set the minimum sharpness (value between 0-100; 0 to turn sharpness detection off; only used in {@link ScanMode#LINE}).
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSUInteger minSharpness
Availability
3.4.1
Discussion
The goal of the minimum sharpness is to avoid a time consuming ocr step, if the image is blurry and good results are therefor not likely. Detecting sharpness is however difficult, good values for the minimum are use case dependent.
The detected sharpness will be reported in anylineOCRModuleView:reportsVariable:value: with identifier “$sharpness” and also in error message in anylineOCRModuleView:reportsRunFailure:, if the minimum sharpness is not reached (with the error code ALOCRErrorSharpnessNotReached).
NOTE: Experimental means that this may be removed or changed in the future.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
charCountX
The X character count
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSUInteger charCountX
Discussion
This property is for Grid mode only.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
charCountY
The Y character count
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSUInteger charCountY
Discussion
This property is for Grid mode only.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
charPaddingXFactor
The average distance between characters in X direction, measured in percentage of character width.
@property (nonatomic, assign) double charPaddingXFactor
Discussion
This property is for Grid mode only.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
charPaddingYFactor
The average distance between characters in Y direction, measured in percentage of character height.
@property (nonatomic, assign) double charPaddingYFactor
Discussion
This property is for Grid mode only.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h
isBrightTextOnDark
YES to set to bright text on dark background, NO to set to dark text on bright background.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL isBrightTextOnDark
Discussion
This property is for Grid mode only.
Declared In
AnylineOCRModuleView.h


pmmlTransformations: Transforms Input Data from a PMML Perspective
Allows for data to be transformed before using it to construct models. Builds structures to allow functions in the PMML package to
output transformation details in addition to the model in the resulting PMML file. The Predictive Model Markup Language (PMML) is an XML-based language which provides a way for applications to define machine learning, statistical and data mining models and to share models between PMML compliant applications. More information about the PMML industry standard and the Data Mining Group can be found at <http://www.dmg.org>. The generated PMML can be imported into any PMML consuming application, such as Zementis Predictive Analytics products, which integrate with web services, relational database systems and deploy natively on Hadoop in conjunction with Hive, Spark or Storm, as well as allow predictive analytics to be executed for IBM z Systems mainframe applications and real-time, streaming analytics platforms.
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spy/[0,1]
spy/0 – enable spy points
spy/1 – sets a spy point
nospy/0 – removes all spy points
nospy/1 – removes a spy point
FORMS
spy Name/Arity
nospy Name/Arity
nospy
spy(Module:Name/Arity)
nospy(Module:Name/Arity)
DESCRIPTION
spy/1 places a spy point on the procedure name Name/Arity. nospy/1 removes a specific spy point, while nospy/0 removes all spy points that are currently set. During consult or reconsult,
all spy points are disabled, and spy points on predicates which are consulted or
reconsulted are removed. spy/0 re-enables spy points which have been disabled (e.g., those which were not
removed, but were disabled during a reconsult).
SEE ALSO
Tools (Uswing the Debugger), [Bowen 91, 6.5], [Clocksin 81, 6.13], [Bratko 86,
8.4].


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library(assoc)
This library provides a binary tree implementation of "association
lists". The binary tree is not kept balanced, as opposed to
library(avl)
, which provides similar functionality based on balanced
AVL trees.
Exported predicates:
empty_assoc(
?Assoc)
assoc_to_list(
+Assoc,
-List)
gen_assoc(
?Key,
+Assoc,
?Value)
get_assoc/3
. Note that this predicate is not
determinate. If you want to maintain a finite bijection, it
is better to maintain two assocs than to drive one both ways.
The Keys and Values are enumerated in ascending order of Keys.
get_assoc(
+Key,
+Assoc,
-Value)
==
) one of the keys in Assoc, and Value
unifies with the associated value. Note that since we use the
term ordering to identify keys, we obtain logarithmic access,
at the price that it is not enough for the Key to unify with a
key in Assoc, it must be identical. This predicate is determinate.
The argument order follows the the pattern established by the
built-in predicate arg/3
(called the arg/3
, or selector, rule):
predicate(indices, structure, element).
The analogy with arg(
N,
Term,
Element)
is that
Key:N :: Assoc:Term :: Value:Element.
get_next_assoc(
+Key,
+Assoc,
-Knext,
-Vnext)
get_next_assoc/4
naturally fails. It assumes that Assoc is
a proper assoc. Key should normally be ground. Note that there is
no need for Key to be in the association at all. You can use this
predicate in combination with min_assoc/3
to traverse an association
tree; but if there are N pairs in the tree the cost will be O(N lg N).
If you want to traverse all the pairs, calling assoc_to_list/2
and
walking down the list will take O(N) time.
get_prev_assoc(
+Key,
+Assoc,
-Kprev,
-Vprev)
max_assoc/3
to traverse an assoc.
See the notes on get_next_assoc/4
.
is_assoc(
+Thing)
is_assoc/1
) being @<
than any non-variable.
list_to_assoc(
+List,
-Assoc)
list_to_assoc/2
doesn't check for
duplicate keys, but the association tree which gets built won't work.
ord_list_to_assoc(
+List,
-Assoc)
list_to_assoc/2
which trusts you to have sorted
the list already. If you pair up an ordered set with suitable
values, calling this instead will save the sort.
map_assoc(
:Pred,
+Assoc)
map_assoc(
:Pred,
?OldAssoc,
?NewAssoc)
map_assoc/3
may not terminate), and for each Key,
if Key is associated with Old in OldAssoc and with New in
NewAssoc, the proposition Pred(Old,New) is true. Normally we
assume that Pred is a function from Old to New, but the code
does not require that. There should be a version of this
predicate which passes Key to Pred as well as Old and New,
but there isn't. If you'd have a use for it, please tell us.
max_assoc(
+Assoc,
-Key,
-Val)
min_assoc(
+Assoc,
-Key,
-Val)
portray_assoc(
+Assoc)
writeq/1
. The point of this predicate is
to get association trees displayed nicely by print/1
.
put_assoc(
+Key,
+OldAssoc,
+Val,
-NewAssoc)


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