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Oct 19th, 2014
Big O is a function notation which is used in computer science to describe in simple terms how the growth rate of an algorithm affects its efficiency (for example in terms of time or space it needs to complete).
Understand Big O by example
If you read the Wikipedia article Big O notation you may feel overwhelmed and rather lost if you are not familiar with several concepts in mathematics.
In this article I will try to give a basic high level understanding of how to read Big O notation and make sense of it without needing to go into too many details. Let's start with some code:
def find_in_arr(value, arr)
arr.each { |el| return true if value == el }
false
end
find_in_arr('B', ['A', 'B', 'C']) # => true
find_in_arr('X', ['A', 'B', 'C']) # => false
In the above method we return true if wee can find our value in the array otherwise we return false. This one of the simplest algorithm we can think of and it's great to understand how Big O works.
Now let's consider for a moment how long the 2 different calls to the method take to compute. It's clear that the first call where we look for 'B'
will compute faster since the method can return at the second iteration.
The second call to find_in_arr
takes longer because it will iterate through all elements without finding a match.
One important aspect to understand in Big O is that it always takes into account the worst case scenario, which in mathematics is referred to as upper bound.
Finally in terms of our find_in_arr
method we can say that, as the array increases in size the upper bound of the time it requires to compute is proportional to the size. Using Big O you would write it as O(n)
Let's look at one more example, a bit of a silly one:
def am_i_true?(obj)
!!obj
end
a = "hello"
b = false
am_i_true? a # => true
am_i_true? b # => false
We can see that here passing in whatever obj doesn't really make much difference to the method since it's only task is to return the boolean value of the obj. To describe this method in terms of Big O you would write O(1) which means this is a straight line. It is a constant.
Another interesting example often used to clarify the Big O notation is nested iteration for example:
def arr_prod(arr)
result = []
arr.each do |outer|
arr.each do |inner|
result << [outer, inner]
end
end
result
end
arr_prod ['x', 'y'] # => [["x", "x"], ["x", "y"], ["y", "x"], ["y", "y"]]
In this case we try to create a product of each element in an array with all other elements.
When the array increases in size, the method will not only have to iterate through more elements but each additional element it will have to iterate once again through the entire array. This is the perfect example to represent exponential growth which in Big O is represented by O(n^2) or O(n²)
This concludes a basic introduction to Big O. If you want to learn more I suggest having a look at the Wikipedia article Big O notation as well as this great chart that plots various common Big O functins


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The low power emonTX has sketches for using a DHT22 humidity monitor, however I couldn't;t find any instructions as to how to actually connect it to the board.
If you are not going to use the DS18B20 temperature sensor, then you could simply wire it though that jack, and change the sketches to use DHTPIN 4, however I wanted to keep that port clear for additional temperature monitoring so looking through the design and board layouts, i could see that the Pulse monitoring jack used DHTPIN 3 (labeled as IRQ on the circuit board) here's what I did:
I) Soldered up the board with just the components needed for the low power emontx
2) Put a jack socket in to the pulse monitoring position
3) Added a 4k7 resistor between IRQ and power on the CT2 pin out area
4) Joined the 5V to the centre on the solder pad just beneath the pulse counting jack - this therefore uses the switched power from when Pin 7 goes high.
5) IMPORTANT: Because of the way the bard is confiured the sensor leads need to be connected to the jack in this order:
Tip: +5V Vdd (Power - pin 1 on sensor)
Ring / Middle: DQ (dataline - pin 2 on Sensor)
Sleeve: GND (Ground - pin 4 on sensor)
(pin 3 on the sensor isn't used - Null)
6) Altered the sketch to define DHTPIN 3
7) in the read loop changed the delay to delay(2000) to give the dht a chance to respond (it's slow:) )
Pictures below:
Re: Using 'Pulse' Jack for DHT22 Hmidity and Temperature Monitoring on Low Power emonTX
Would this work with a board that is already soldered up for Voltage and current measuring? I would like to measure all three together if possible.
Re: Using 'Pulse' Jack for DHT22 Hmidity and Temperature Monitoring on Low Power emonTX
I don't see why not.


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a)
Using Merge sort or Heapsort the sorting can be done in time. Here, is the worst-case time. Do not use quicksort or insertion sort as it takes worst case time of . Put the i largest elements into the output array taking time.
Total worst case running time: =
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So, total running time:
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Total worst case running time:
Median
A median is a half way point of the set. When there are n elements and n is an odd number then median is:
, where th element is the median
When n is an even number, then median point is:
OR
(Upper bound) OR (Lower bound)
Weighted median: Weighted median is stated as arithmetic mean of all observable samples and is represented with the help of formula:
Where w is the sample weight.
a .
Let be the number of elements which are smaller than . When the weights of 1/n are assigned to each , then the summation and . This sum is <1/2 and 1/2 respectively when and it is made by value of . The value of x must be the median because it has equal numbers of ’s that are smaller and larger than it
b .
To point out the weighted median of n elements in worst time running of, sort the items using merge-sort or heap-sort whose complexity is . For this, starting with the first item iterate over the items in first list, taking the sum of the weights of the items at the time of execution, until the running sum does not go over 0.5. Thus, on going with the algorithm as:
Sort-Weighted- Median
// applying any of the merge sort or heap sort on the items.
1. Merge sort or heap sort
// initializing the value of variable sum
2.
// - number of the present element
3.
// iterate the loop until the less than 0.5
4. while ()
// increasing the value of M by one.
5.
// adding the - weight of the element in the sum
6.
// end of while loop.
7. end while
8. return
Analysis of algorithm:
The analysis of the above algorithm for the calculation of complexity is as:
Step 1 has complexity of as it the complexity of merge sort and heap sort.
Step 2 and step 3 are of since, they are simple assignments.
Steps 4, 5, 6 are of , since loops for n items.
Thus, on calculating the complexity:
Hence, Proved.
c .
Modify SELECT so that time is linear. Let x be the median of the medians. Check which one of and is larger than ½. Perform recursion on the collection of smaller or larger elements which contain weighted median. The runtime is .
d .
which is equal to
The difference in sum will take opposite sign.
e .
Since,
Each sum is minimized which can be done as and is to be chosen separately. Thus, take such that is the weighted median of the x-coordinates of and the weighted median of the y-coordinates of the is denoted by
Consider the SELECT algorithm provided in section. This algorithm is used to find very efficiently the ith smallest element in any unsorted Arr[ ].
When value of i is very small that is the finding element is very small as compare to the number of elements in an array. At this time SELECT algorithm gets inefficient, it is because due to avoiding unnecessary comparison.
a.
Consider the following MODIFIED-SELECT algorithm to determine ith smallest element in the array of n number of elements.
FIND(Arr ,i ,n)
1. if
2. SELECT(Arr , i, n)
3. else
4. MODIFIED-SELECT(Arr,i,n)
MODIFIED-SELECT (Arr, i , n)
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3. for to m
4. if
5. SWAP
6. Recursively called the MODIFIED-SELECT algorithm in to find ith smallest element. After this the ith smallest element of must be either or.
7. Now, at last collect 2i elements from and, and put it in another array. Now call SELECT function to determine ith smallest element.
Comparison:
• In the first two lines of above algorithm, the array will be partitioned into two parts.
• The line 3-5, performs m comparisons, where
• The 6th line recursively call itself with elements of, therefore the number of comparisons are .
• The last step call the SELECT function with 2i elements, therefore the number of comparisons are.
• Hence, the numbers of comparisons in MODIFIED-SELECT are.
b.
According to above stated part (a), if , the numbers of comparison in MODIFIED-SELECT are:
Put value recursively in by replacing with
Put in the above equation by replacing with
Do this recursively k times.
Then can be written as,
…… (1)
From the definition of ith smallest element, the comparisons stop when the size of the array partition is equal to i. That is, when the size of the partition () is equal to i.
Therefore,
Put this value in equation (1),
From the geometric sum, will be almost n and replace n in the above equation.
Then
Hence, proved that is
c.
When value of i is constant then, also
As value of i is constant therefore is constant
Now, put the above values in equation (1), therefore
Hence, proved that is when i is constant.
d.
Consider the equation (1) when.
Here, where
Hence, proved that is when .
Alternative analysis of randomized selection
a. In quick sort two elements and will be compared if they lie in the same partition. In other sense it can be said that two elements and will not be compared if they lie in separate partitions. That is two elements and will not be compared if a pivot element is chosen from the set.
Now, consider that is defined as below,
It is quite obvious to see that until the pivot element is from set, each and every element of will be in the same partition and any element of the will have same probability to be selected as the pivot.
So,
Probability { or is the first pivot chosen from}
= Probability { is the first pivot chosen from}
+ Probability {is the first pivot chosen from}
=
… … (1)b. Consider that denote sum of the comparisons between elements of array when finding.
Total number of comparisons that is can be given by following summation,
By linearity of expectation,
Substituting the value of from equation (1) results in,
In order to solve the function its needed to divide the summation condition in such a way as in that range there will be only one maximum out of the three.
That is; the sum could be break in three cases:
1.
2.
3.
Breaking as above the result will be,
Further simplifying it results in,
Hence,
… … (2)
c. Since, is a fraction that is strictly less than 1. Same way is a fraction strictly less than 1.
Therefore,
is summation of the fraction less than 1 for times … … (3)
is summation of the fraction less than 1 for times … … (4)
Form (3) and (4),
Will always be less than … … (5)
Now, consider the first part of summation from equation (2),
Assume that. It is obvious to get that there can be at max ways for to be.
Therefore it can be rewritten as
… … (6)
From (5) and (6),
Hence Proved.
d. To prove the following, assuming all elements of array A are distinct, RANDOMIZED-SELECT executes in the assumed time.
Proof:
In order to prove that RANDOMIZED-SELECT executes in primarily assumed time, there is need to apply the Lemma 7.1 for RANDOMIZED-SELECT. To do this replace the variable X in the Lemma 7.1(Refer PAGE 182) by the randomly selected variable as mentioned above.
There fore, the total execution time of RANDOMIZED-SELECT as expected iswhich can be represented as.
Hence, the running time of the RANDOMIZED-SELECT is for the distinct elements of array A.


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Members¶
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AvailableToOperationalDict |
TEMPORARY class for transitioning from status['available'] to status['operational']. |
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Return a snake_case string from a camelCase string. |
_check_ibmqx_version |
Check if the available IBMQuantumExperience version is the required one. |
_check_python_version |
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Force the DeprecationWarning warnings to be displayed for the qiskit module, overriding the system configuration as they are ignored by default [1] for end-users. |
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(**kwargs)[ソース]¶ ベースクラス:
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TEMPORARY class for transitioning from status['available'] to status['operational'].
FIXME: Remove this class as soon as the API is updated, please.
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(identifier)[ソース]¶ Return a snake_case string from a camelCase string.
パラメータ: identifier (str) -- a camelCase string. 戻り値: a snake_case string. 戻り値の型: str
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()[ソース]¶ Check if the available IBMQuantumExperience version is the required one.
Check that the installed "IBMQuantumExperience" package version matches the version required by the package, emitting a warning if it is not present.
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The check is only performed when qiskit is installed via pip (available under pkg_resources.working_set). For other configurations (such as local development, etc), the check is skipped silently.
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TODO: on Python 3.7, this might not be needed due to PEP-0565 [2].
[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html#default-warning-filters [2] https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0565/


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%matplotlib inline
from pymatgen import MPRester
import t4iss
from t4iss.module1 import *
# put your Materials Project (MP) API key below
mpr = MPRester('JCRhEVIMvKOrQ1ot') #this is mine !!!!
#mpr = MPRester('xxxxxx')
''' this cell downloads Ti-K edge XANES data of SrTiO3 from MP and plots it.
'mp-5229' is the structure id of SrTiO3 in MP. '''
get_XANES(mpr,mpid='mp-5229',absorbing_atom='Ti',export_figure=True)
'''Similarly, this cell plots O-K edge. Although we have 3 oxygens in the
structure, they are identical. '''
get_XANES(mpr,mpid='mp-5229',absorbing_atom='O',export_figure=True)
''' XANES for structure 'mvc-11115' is not available in MP. But I have calculated
it before. XANES.zip on GitHub has its XANES. '''
get_XANES(mpr,mpid='mvc-11115',absorbing_atom='Ti',export_figure=True)
''' Structure may be complicated for some materials. Here is the plot
for CuS. It has 96 Cu atoms. But some of them are equivalent. Total number
of inequivalent sites is 24. As in the plot, Cu-3 and Cu-7 are 2-coordinated. '''
get_XANES(mpr,mpid='mp-581212',absorbing_atom='Cu',export_figure=True)
''' This will search for string "Li-Mn-Ti-O" in MP and retrive ids
of structures having less than 20 atoms in unit-cell. '''
mpid_list = search_MP(mpr,search_pattern='Li-Mn-Ti-O',nmax=20)
print(mpid_list)
''' * is also supported. For example, "*-Ti-O" will find 816 structures.
But don't try to plot them. Because this may freeze your computer. '''
mpid_list = search_MP(mpr,search_pattern='*-Ti-O',nmax=200)
''' Let's plot first 5 structures from 'Li-Mn-Ti-O' search. '''
mpid_list = search_MP(mpr,search_pattern='Li-Mn-Ti-O',nmax=20)
for s in mpid_list[0:5]:
get_XANES(mpr,mpid=s,absorbing_atom='Ti')
''' If you don't see XANES in the figure, this means that XANES is
not available in MP or in local database. If you add run_feff=True key,
code will try to run FEFF calculation. But you need to provide licensed
FEFF executables and modify feff_cmd.sh in lib directory. '''
get_XANES(mpr,mpid='mp-775865',absorbing_atom='Mn',export_figure=True)
# get_XANES(mpr,mpid='mp-775865',absorbing_atom='Mn',export_figure=True,run_feff=True)
''' If you want to compare two structures in the same plot, you can
use compare_two function. mpid1 and mpid2 are ids of two structures.'''
compare_two(mpid1='mvc-11115',mpid2='mvc-4715',absorbing_atom='Ti')
''' Suppose you have an experimental unknown spectrum and you want to
compare it with a spectrum in the database. For this task, you can use
compare_my_unknown function as below. First you should place your unknown
spectrum into "unknowns" folder as two-column plain text and give it a
filename like: unknown.txt. You should also provide mpid of reference '''
compare_my_unknown(fname='unknown.txt',mpid='mvc-11115',absorbing_atom='Ti')
compare_my_unknown(fname='exp_CuS.txt',mpid='mp-504',absorbing_atom='Cu')
compare_my_unknown(fname='exp_Cu2S.txt',mpid='mp-618991',absorbing_atom='Cu',xsrange=[0,10])


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Brown University
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| age | Age in years at time of Randomization |
| asa | 0 - placebo, 1 - aspirin |
| bmi | Body Mass Index (kg/\(m^2\)) |
| hypert | 1 - Hypertensive at baseline, 0 - Not |
| alcohol | 0 - less than monthly, 1 - monthly to less than daily, 2 - daily consumption |
| dm | 0 = No diabetes Mellitus, 1 - diabetes Mellitus |
| sbp | Systolic BP (mmHg) |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| exer | 0 - No regular, 1 - Sweat at least once per week |
| csmoke | 0 - Not currently, 1 - < 1 pack per day, 2 - \(\ge\) 1 pack per day |
| psmoke | 0 - never smoked, 1 - former < 1 pack per day, 2 - former \(\ge\) 1 pack per day |
| pkyrs | Total lifetime packs of cigarettes smoked |
| crc | 0 - No colorectal Cancer, 1 - Colorectal cancer |
| cayrs | Years to colorectal cancer, or death, or end of follow-up. |
We can load this data into R.
library(tidyverse)
library(haven)
phscrc <- read_dta("phscrc.dta")
phscrc <- phscrc %>%
mutate(age.cat = cut(age, c(40,50,60,70, 90), right=FALSE)) %>%
mutate(alcohol.use = factor(phscrc$alcohol>0, labels=c("no", "yes")))
mytable <- xtabs(~age.cat+alcohol.use+ crc, phscrc)
library(pander)
pandoc.table(mytable)
| crc | 0 | 1 | ||
| age.cat | alcohol.use | |||
| [40,50) | no | 1762 | 3 | |
| yes | 4764 | 36 | ||
| [50,60) | no | 1385 | 19 | |
| yes | 3969 | 61 | ||
| [60,70) | no | 749 | 21 | |
| yes | 2167 | 73 | ||
| [70,90) | no | 278 | 9 | |
| yes | 690 | 32 |
We could run the following model: \[CRC = \beta_0 + \beta_1 E + \beta_2 X\]
Where \(E=1\) is the group with people who drink more than monthly and \(X\) is age in years.
\[ \begin{aligned} log&\left(\dfrac{p_{e,x+1}}{1-p_{e,x+1}}\right) - \log\left(\dfrac{p_{e,x}}{1-p_{e,x}}\right)\\ &= (\beta_0 + \beta_1e+ \beta_2(x+1)) - (\beta_0 + \beta_1e+\beta_2x)\\ &= \beta_2\\ \end{aligned} \]
library(tidyverse)
mod1 <- glm(crc ~ alcohol.use+ age, phscrc, family=binomial(link="logit"))
mod2 <- glm(crc ~ alcohol.use*age, phscrc, family=binomial(link="logit"))
phscrc <- phscrc %>%
mutate(age.cent = age - mean(age,na.rm=TRUE))
mod3 <- glm(crc ~ alcohol.use*age.cent, phscrc, family=binomial(link="logit"))
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -8.3348992 | 0.0000000 | -9.1304585 | -7.5591081 |
| alcohol.useyes | 0.3560274 | 0.0236256 | 0.0560273 | 0.6739932 |
| age | 0.0697425 | 0.0000000 | 0.0575685 | 0.0819576 |
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -8.5800802 | 0.000000 | -10.2022552 | -7.0380756 |
| alcohol.useyes | 0.6722965 | 0.460657 | -1.0882345 | 2.4909110 |
| age | 0.0737894 | 0.000000 | 0.0482466 | 0.0995000 |
| alcohol.useyes:age | -0.0052401 | 0.723872 | -0.0344218 | 0.0238241 |
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -4.6573481 | 0.000000 | -5.0165614 | -4.3396824 |
| alcohol.useyes | 0.3937278 | 0.039862 | 0.0325311 | 0.7864981 |
| age.cent | 0.0737894 | 0.000000 | 0.0482466 | 0.0995000 |
| alcohol.useyes:age.cent | -0.0052401 | 0.723872 | -0.0344218 | 0.0238241 |
\[ \begin{aligned} LR &= 2\log\left(\dfrac{L(\text{Larger Model})}{L(\text{smaller model})}\right)\\ &= 2\log\left(L(\text{Larger Model}\right)- 2\log\left(L(\text{smaller model})\right)\\ \end{aligned} \]
\[H_0: \beta_1 = \beta_2 = \cdots = \beta_p =0\]
| null.deviance | df.null | logLik | AIC | BIC | deviance | df.residual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2609.171 | 16017 | -1240.335 | 2486.67 | 2509.715 | 2480.67 | 16015 |
LR <- summary(mod1)$null.deviance - summary(mod1)$deviance
df <- summary(mod1)$df.null - summary(mod1)$df.residual
1- pchisq(LR,df)
## [1] 0
Many times we have categorical covariates and we need to be able to use them in model building. We can proceed two different ways depending on the data.
If we have covariate \(X\) which is categorical than we treat \(X\) differently depending on
With \(X\) which has \(K\ge2\) categories, we created \(K-1\) variables. For example:
| Category | Log Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| K | \(\beta_0\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0)}{1+\exp(\beta_0)}\) |
| 1 | \(\beta_0+\beta_1\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0+\beta_1)}{1+\exp(\beta_0+\beta_1)}\) |
| 2 | \(\beta_0+\beta_2\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0+\beta_2)}{1+\exp(\beta_0+\beta_2)}\) |
| \(\vdots\) | \(\vdots\) | \(\vdots\) |
| K-1 | \(\beta_0+\beta_{k-1}\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0+\beta_{k-1})}{1+\exp(\beta_0+\beta_{k-1})}\) |
Alcohol
and its effect of Colorectal Cancer. | term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -4.4182131 | 0.0000000 | -4.6563690 | -4.1931173 |
| alcohol | 0.2776848 | 0.0019606 | 0.1023961 | 0.4541972 |
\[ \text{Alcohol} = \begin{cases} 0 & \text{ Less than monthly}\\ 1 & \text{ Monthly to less than Daily}\\ 2 & \text{ Daily or more} \end{cases} \]
This means if
\[
\begin{aligned}
\beta_1 = 0 \Rightarrow p_0=p_1=p_2\\
\beta_1 > 0 \Rightarrow p_0
-We will find that Model 1 is nested within Model 2.
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -4.3853864 | 0.0000000 | -4.6716150 | -4.1235215 |
| factor(alcohol)1 | 0.2173767 | 0.1928240 | -0.1035724 | 0.5522374 |
| factor(alcohol)2 | 0.5436799 | 0.0024019 | 0.1961081 | 0.8999708 |
anova_mod <-anova(mod4, mod5, test="Chisq")
kable(tidy(anova_mod))
| Resid..Df | Resid..Dev | df | Deviance | p.value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16016 | 2599.51 | NA | NA | NA |
| 16015 | 2599.33 | 1 | 0.1807433 | 0.6707353 |


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An event broadcast on $rootScope
if a transition is cancelled.
Additional arguments to the event handler are provided:
toState
: the Transition Target statetoParams
: the Transition Target ParamsfromState
: the state the transition is coming fromfromParams
: the parameters from the state the transition is coming fromoptions
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It's important to note that if you have any errors in your resolve functions (javascript errors, non-existent services, etc) they will not throw traditionally. You must listen for this $stateChangeError event to catch ALL errors.
Additional arguments to the event handler are provided:
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To enable these state events, include the
stateEvents.js
file in your project, e.g.,<script src="stateEvents.js"></script>
and also make sure you depend on the
ui.router.state.events
angular module, e.g.,angular.module("myApplication", ['ui.router', 'ui.router.state.events']
ng1_state_events


Melania receives official White House Christmas tree
The tree will become the centrepiece of Christmas in the White House Blue Room.
Melania Trump has kicked off the holiday season in the US capital by accepting delivery of the official White House Christmas tree.
A horse-drawn carriage delivered the tree to the front door of the White House on Monday as members of a military band played Christmas music.
The first lady walked around the carriage and inspected the tree, which will become the centrepiece of Christmas in the White House Blue Room.
The tree came from Mahantongo Valley Farms in Pitman, Pennsylvania.
Owner Larry Snyder earned the honour of presenting the White House a tree from his farm after winning an annual contest held by the National Christmas Tree Association.
White House officials chose the tree weeks ago during a visit to his farm.


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Reads numSamples audio samples into the address specified by destAddr. This method does not observe loop points and does not loop automatically.
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| numSamples | The maximum number of samples to read. |
- Returns
- The actual number of samples read (per channel).
Implemented in BrawlLib.Internal.Audio.PCMStream.
◆ Wrap()
| void BrawlLib.Internal.Audio.IAudioStream.Wrap |
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◆ BitsPerSample
| int BrawlLib.Internal.Audio.IAudioStream.BitsPerSample |
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| int BrawlLib.Internal.Audio.IAudioStream.Frequency |
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| bool BrawlLib.Internal.Audio.IAudioStream.IsLooping |
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get |
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- BrawlLib/Internal/Audio/IAudioStream.cs


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What does it take to be a great gardener? Learn the unique skills and knowledge you need to grow amazing flowers, fruits, and vegetables. Learn tips and tricks from the pros who work at RBG, and get hands-on experience as you work side-by-side with them in the Garden. Then, use what you've learned to plant a container garden to take home.
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{% include register-button.html %}Red Butte Garden
Garden Members: $124 Public: $155
801-581-8454
Partner Camp with Tanner Dance
Fee-fi-fo-fum, join us for a camp full of fairytale fun! Spend your mornings at Red Butte Garden exploring fairytales and their connection to the plants and animals of the natural world. In the afternoon travel to Tanner Dance where you'll interpret fairytales through dance and other art forms. End the week with a special performance at Tanner Dance to showcase all you've learned. Transportation between sites provided.
Drop off at Red Butte Garden by 9AM and pick up at Tanner Dance by 4PM.
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{% include register-button.html %}Red Butte Garden / Tanner Dance: 1721 Campus Center Drive, SLC, UT 84112
Garden Members: $252 Public: $315
801-581-8454
Partner Camp with Wasatch Community Gardens (WCG)
Get ready for a week of adventure with Wasatch Community Gardens and Red Butte Garden! Spend your mornings at the WCG Grateful Tomato Garden learning how to grow healthy, organic food that is good for both your body and the environment as you explore composting, organic gardening, and more. In the afternoon, you’ll travel to Red Butte to learn skills like map-reading, orienteering, and navigation before searching the Garden for hidden treasure! Transportation between sites provided.
Drop off at Wasatch Community Garden Grateful Tomato Garden by 9AM and pick up at Red Butte Garden by 4PM.
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{% include register-button.html %}Wasatch Community Gardens Grateful Tomato Garden: 800 South 600 East, SLC, UT / Red Butte Garden
Garden Members: $252 Public: $315
801-581-8454
Partner Camp with Dicovery Gateway Children's Museum
Explore STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) with Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum and Red Butte Garden! Spend your mornings at the Garden investigating the natural world as you create chalk rockets, build spaghetti towers, cook edible popcorn art, and more. In the afternoon, travel to Discovery Gateway to continue your STEAM explorations with experiments in the STEAM Lab, art in The Learning Center, and excursions throughout the museum. Don’t miss out on this all-day adventure!
Drop off at RBG by 9AM and pick up at Discovery Gateway by 4PM.
Click Here for Camp Overview
{% include register-button.html %}Red Butte Garden / Discovery Gateway Children's Museum: 444 West 100 South, SLC, UT 84101
Garden Members: $252 Public: $315
801-581-8454
Partner Camp with Play-Well TEKnologies
Explore the connection between superheroes and the natural world this week with Play-Well TEKnologies and Red Butte Garden! Spend your mornings with RBG to learn skills and abilities from superheroes like Ironman, Wonder Woman, and Wolverine that mimic the real-life adaptations of plants and animals found in the Garden. In the afternoon, save the world with LEGO® Super Heroes! Build the hideouts and vehicles of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what makes them not only Super Heroes, but Super Hero Engineers! An experienced Play-Well instructor guides young heroes as they design, build, and save a city where ingenuity and imagination can solve any conflict.
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Garden Members: $252 Public: $315
801-581-8454
The natural world is full of magic, and you’ll learn all about it this week at camp. Explore a new part of the Garden each day and discover the gnomes, elves, fairies, and other magical creatures that call Red Butte home. Later, use what you’ve learned to create the perfect home for these magic critters by combining basic garden design principles with small-scale plants and handcrafted accessories to create a magical miniature garden.
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Garden Members: $100 Public: $125
801-581-8454
What do you know about the different animals that live in the Garden? Are they the same as the animals that can be found in your backyard? From bats to bobcats, learn about all of the amazing animals that call Red Butte Garden home.
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{% include register-button.html %}Red Butte Garden
Members: $100 Public: $125
801-581-8454
Explore the magic of plants with Wasatch Community Gardens and Red Butte Garden! Spend your mornings at WCG exploring the “supernatural” properties of plants as you create botanical potions and perform “magical” plant experiments. Spend your Afternoons at Red Butte Garden and discover the fairytale origins of plants and animals of the natural world as you plant magic beans, create larger-than-life mushrooms, learn to “magically” clone plants, and more. Transportation between sites provided.
Drop off at Wasatch Community Gardens Grateful Tomato Garden by 9AM and pick up at RBG by 4PM.
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{% include register-button.html %}Wasatch Community Gardens Grateful Tomato Garden: 800 South 600 East, SLC, UT / Red Butte Garden
Garden Members: $252 Public: $315
801-581-8454
Calling all chefs-in-training! Get ready to explore the Garden with your taste buds as you practice essential kitchen skills like chopping, mixing, blending, and more. In addition to making daily snacks like mango salsa, pineapple popsicles, and hummus, you’ll also harvest fresh ingredients from the Garden, decorate your own chef aprons, and compile a camp cookbook.
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{% include register-button.html %}Red Butte Garden
Garden Members: $124 Public: $155
801-581-8454
Do you like to get up close with nature? Each day we’ll take a detailed look at the life found at Red Butte Garden through observations, games and crafts. Adopt a tree and learn what it can teach you when you look close enough. Did you know bird beaks are as different as the tools in a toolbox, and that seeds have tricky ways of getting from one place to another? Observe ants and discover what it’s like to see through their eyes. What detail will you discover this week at camp?
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801-581-8454
Calling all young wizards and witches! Explore the many “magical” properties of plants from around the world as you create strange potions and perform unbelievable experiments. From flying seeds to walking plants, who knows what magic you’ll uncover this week at camp?
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Garden Members: $100 Public: $125
801-581-8454
Ready for an artistic adventure? Explore the world of art this week at camp as you paint, draw, and sculpt your way across the Garden. In addition to learning the basics of line, shape, color, and texture, you’ll also create leaf line pictures, sculpt found object statues, paint with salt, and more. End the week with a gallery stroll to showcase all the incredible art you create during camp.
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Become a culinary wizard this week at camp as you discover the magic of cooking. In addition to practicing essential kitchen skills like chopping, mixing, blending, and more, you’ll also learn how chefs use fruits, vegetables, herbs, and even flowers to flavor your favorite foods. No need to bring magic wands—you’ll make your own and compile a “spell book” of recipes to continue your culinary explorations at home.
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801-581-8454
The Garden is alive with insects! Learn about these tiny creatures and how they help plants grow. Spend the week reading stories, creating insect-inspired art, and hiking through the Garden on bug hunts. What strange, cool, and downright bizarre discoveries will you make exploring the world of bugs?
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Classes | |
| struct | Map |
| The map struct. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | MAP_WIDTH 10 |
| #define | MAP_HEIGHT 23 |
| #define | MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT 20 |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_O_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_O_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_Z_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_Z_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_S_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_S_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_L_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_L_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_J_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_J_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_I_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_I_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_T_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define | TETROMINO_SPAWN_T_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
Functions | |
| Map * | Map_Create () |
| Creates a new map. More... | |
| void | Map_Destroy (Map *map) |
| Destroys a map. More... | |
| bool | Map_Collides (Map *map, Tetromino *tetromino) |
| Check if a tetromino collides with any block in the map. More... | |
| void | Map_SolidifyTetrmino (Map *map, Tetromino *tetromino) |
| Embeds a tetromino in the map. More... | |
| bool | Map_IsInBounds (Map *map, Tetromino *tetromino) |
| Check if a tetromino is inside the map. More... | |
| #define MAP_HEIGHT 23 |
| #define MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT 20 |
| #define MAP_WIDTH 10 |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_I_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_I_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_J_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_J_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_L_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_L_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_O_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_O_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_S_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_S_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_T_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_T_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_Z_X (MAP_WIDTH / 2 - 2) |
| #define TETROMINO_SPAWN_Z_Y (MAP_HEIGHT - MAP_VISIBLE_HEIGHT - 1) |
| Map* Map_Create | ( | ) |
| void Map_Destroy | ( | Map * | map | ) |


DBC Phase 0, Week 1: Too Many Cooks
December 16, 2014
Shereef's advice to resist commodifying the Dev Bootcamp experience certainly resonated with me. Despite its emerging prevalence in the tech community and high employment rate post-graduation, the program is still relatively new and experimental, amounting to a large undertaking where the transactional value is not a simple equivalency where $12,000 gets you an $80,000-a-year job. While there certainly is a financial appeal, which I wouldn't begrudge, Dev Bootcamp is an intensive program, for which attendees have often given up their jobs, homes, and, at least temporarily, financial security. Given the sacrifice and uncertainty for many students, embracing the challenge and experience may be what gets us through day-to-day, while making the most of our time in the progam.
That said, I want to make a conscious effort to avoid the restaurant-menu mentality Shereef described in the video and perfunctory educational experience. Admittedly, there are specific skill sets I'm anticipating learning at Dev Bootcamp, but I want to be open to the unexpected and the rigor. I'm certain everyone has unique motivations that conspired to bring them to this point, and I don't want to undermine financial drives (nor do I think Shereef is in the video), but the point is that the program itself can be transformative, not just its aftermath.


AddMapElement()
Syntax
Result = AddMapElement(Map(), Key$ [, Flags])Description
Adds a new empty element in the Map() using the specified key. This new element becomes the current element of the map.
Parameters
Map() The map to which to add the element. Key$ The key for the new element. Flags (optional) Flags can be one of the following values: #PB_Map_ElementCheck : Checks if an element with a same key already exists, and replaces it (default). #PB_Map_NoElementCheck: No element check, so if a previous element with the same key was already present, it will be not replaced but kept in the map, unreachable with direct access. It will remain unreachable until the newly added element has been deleted. Such unreachable elements will still be listed when enumerating all the map elements with ForEach or NextMapElement(). This mode is faster but also more error prone, so use it with caution.
Return value
Returns nonzero on success and zero on failure. The value returned is a pointer to the new element data.
Remarks
This function isn't mandatory when dealing with maps, as elements are automatically added when affecting a value to them.
Example
NewMap Country.s() ; Regular way to add an element Country("US") = "United States" ; The same using AddMapElement() AddMapElement(Country(), "FR") Country() = "France" ForEach Country() Debug Country() Next
See Also
DeleteMapElement(), ClearMap(), MapSize()
Supported OS
All


Name : Steven Paul Jobs
Birthday : February 24, 1955
Occupation : Co-founder, Chairman and CEO, Apple Inc. Co-founder and CEO, PixarFounder and CEO, NeXT Inc
Board member : The Walt Disney Company, Apple Inc.
Alma mater : Reed College (dropped out)
Born : San Francisco, California, U.S.
Live : Palo Alto, California, U.S.
Work : Apple Inc.


/**
* Copyright 2017 Google Inc.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
**/
module.exports = `Usage:
$ workbox <command> [options]
Commands:
wizard
Runs the configuration wizard, which will generate a
config file based on answers to questions.
generateSW <path/to/config.js>
Creates a new service worker file based on the options
in the config file. See https://goo.gl/zQz4By
injectManifest <path/to/config.js>
Takes an existing service worker file and creates a
copy of it with a precaching manifest "injected" into
it. The precaching manifest is generated based on the
options in the config file. See https://goo.gl/yB6KZL
Config file:
In 'generateSW' or 'injectManifest' mode, the config file should be a
JavaScript file, in CommonJS module format.
The exported object's properties should follow https://goo.gl/YYPcyY
Examples:
$ workbox wizard
$ workbox generateSW workbox-config.js
$ workbox injectManifest configs/workbox-dev-config.js
`;


--- layout: post title: Delicious + IFTTT + Buffer = Active Twitter Stream date: 2013-09-12 04:31:22.000000000 -05:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Social tags: - bookmarks - social - socialnetworking - twitter meta: _edit_last: '51126004' _publicize_pending: '1' author: Nathan Ahlstrom ---
I use delicious.com instead of the built-in bookmarks on my browsers: IE8, Chrome, and Firefox. Why? So I can get back to those items I've saved. I have used delicious.com for years primarily in my own workstream to save bookmarks, not necessarily to publish those as part of the "social" offering of delicious.
This has all changed because of Buffer, IFTTT, and Twitter; it is now a powerful social tool for me.
What are these tools?
Buffer = A product for Twitter (and other social channels) to automatically schedule your posts and spread them out through the day/week/etc.
IFTTT = Pronounced like gift minus the "g". IFTTT stands for IF THIS THEN THAT. It is a workflow engine for the social internet.
IFTTT (pronunciation:"ift" as in "gift") is a service that enables customers to connect channels (e.g., Facebook, Evernote, Weather, Dropbox, etc.) with personally created or publicly shared profiles known as "recipes".
Delicious = is a social bookmarking web service for storing, sharing, and discovering web bookmarks.
So putting it all together, I use the delicious.com plugin for Firefox (my primary browser), tag pages, and those get picked up by IFTTT every 15 minutes and scheduled by Buffer to post to Twitter throughout the day/week/etc.
How do you keep your social stream active and engage with your followers?


Sample:
New sample:
Add sample
Ray tracing
Path tracing
Stop
Shader:
One bounce
Russia Roulette
Specular
Lights models:
Single light
Double lights
Area light
From URL:
Spheres models:
From URL:
Transparent sphere:
x:
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Welcome to the repository of my various endeavors.
There's no better motivating factor than the threat of public display.
A Big Data table jQuery plugin. Macro Table possesses a unique and full-featured set of functionality that will handle everything you could possibly expect a table on a webpage to do. And if not, I'll probably add it if you ask nice (or you could it!).
Backed by hundreds of unit tests and targeted at modern browsers, this could be the table you are looking for.
Open the door to your building without carrying an extra key. Using an Arduino, a beginner's knowledge of electronics, and some bells and whistles, remotely trigger your apartment's buzzer system.
A perfect hack for renters; no permanet modifications necessary. Hook it up, power it on, yada yada yada, use your smartphone to buzz people in while sitting on the couch. Open sesame.
If I were a successful musician, I would call this my solo project.  And I just bought a mandolin at a flea market; just what the Internet needs—more tiny guitar music.
Topics of songs to expect: my cat, how hungry I am, existential angst, and many more!
This is a mobile web game (to be played in the browser on an Android or iOS device) built on the Google App Engine stack using Java, JavaScript. UI designed by none other than the incomparable Isaac Durazo.
Win <premium currency of platform> on the way to saving the world.
A feature-rich, cross-browser jQuery table widget for displaying large amounts of data. A lofty goal to say the least.
I swear they were a phenomenon back in 2006. Created entirely with CSS3 animations, it was a cool showcase of what was possible with the new technology.
You know it from Buzzfeed, but the Huffington Post did it first. Make it stop, please.
A healthy mix of DIY punk ambition and extreme laziness from leading comfortable, white-collar lives.
Ska will never die as long as there are college kids to play it.


Virtual Watershed
Stable
Developer
Architecture
Developer API
The services listed below are Developer and may change at any time.
Datasets
Previews
Dataset Attributes
Dataset Statistics
Dataset Upload
Creating a new Model Run
Verify existing Model Run
Delete an existing Model Run
Features
Feature Streaming
Feature Description
Applications
Application Statistics
External Application
Provenance
Provenance Traces
Provenance Sources
Integrated APIs
DataONE
CUAHSI
Controlled Vocabularies
Collections
Collection Description
Collection Documentation
Footprint
OGC Services
Authentication/Authorization
Login
Logout
Create User
Tile Indexes
Tile Index Description
OGC Services
Repositories
List Repositories
Repository Description
Search Repository


The use of alternative data sets to forecast stock prices has increased in recent years as the fundamental and technical analysis spaces increase in competition. Utilizing Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to analyze the sentiment of news releases and other text related to publicly traded companies has caught the interest of many quant researchers. Such online information is frequently released and can be interpreted in a virtually unlimited number of ways, leading to a novel approach to determining the "societal mood" (Isah et al, 2018, p. 2) towards a company.
There are several ways to implement a NLP system. In this tutorial, we utilize a dictionary to quantify the sentiment of news releases. The dictionary provided herein was sourced from Isah et al (2018), where it's use achieved a 70% accuracy when targeting several hand-picked stocks in India's pharmaceutical industry.


com.xith3d.spatial.octree
Interfaces
OcCallback
OcCuller
Classes
OcCell
OcNode
OcRadiusCuller
OcRadiusFrustumCuller
OcTest
OcTree


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Gnash
GNASH
"GNASH" Hebrews harak, meaning “to grate the teeth”, (
Job 16:9
;
Psalm 112:10
;
Lamentations 2:16
), denotes rage or sorrow. (See also
Acts 7:54
;
Mark 9:18
.)
"GNASH" Hebrews harak, meaning “to grate the teeth”, (Job 16:9; Psalm 112:10; Lamentations 2:16), denotes rage or sorrow. (See also Acts 7:54; Mark 9:18.)


{% extends "webpage/movie_content_generic.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block movie %} {% block video_container %}
The research project centred on the gold mine on the Ada Tepe in the eastern Rhodopes of Bulgaria is a cooperation between the Institute for Oriental and European Archaeology (OREA) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the National Institute for Archaeology with Museum (NAIM) of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences as well as numerous other national and international cooperation partners.
Ada Tepe is the earliest identified and scientifically investigated gold mine in Europe. Its use period dates to the second millennium BCE and started around 1500. The Bronze Age miners excavated quartz rocks containing the gold by the method of fire-setting, both on the top of the hill and along its slopes. Then they grinded the quartz, and in a last stage they washed out the gold. On the hill the archaeologists have also excavated a settlement of the ancient miners. The video produced by the company 7 Reasons shows both, the processes of gold mining and extraction, and the settlement activities.
The video on the research results was also produced for the exhibition “The first Gold” at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien (KHM) opened on 7. 3. - 25. 6. 2017. The concept of the exhibition was designed in a joint effort of KHM, NAIM and OREA and curated by H. Popov, B. Horejs, G. Plattner and St Alexandrov.
The research leading to these results has been financed by the Austrian Science Fund (project 28451-G25) (project leader: Barbara Horejs).
Cooperation partners:
Excavation:
Visualization:
Developers:
The content of this page is licensed under cc by-nc-nd license.
7 Reasons – OREA – NAIM, The First Gold. Ada Tepe: Europe´s Oldest Gold Mine. < https://defc.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/ada-tepe-movie/ > (last access {% now "jS F Y H:i" %}).


Press n or j to go to the next uncovered block, b, p or k for the previous block.
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| Group.ts | 69.23% | 9/13 | 0% | 0/12 | 0% | 0/2 | 63.64% | 7/11 | |
| Maintenances.ts | 66.67% | 8/12 | 0% | 0/12 | 0% | 0/2 | 60% | 6/10 | |
| Notice.ts | 61.11% | 11/18 | 0% | 0/21 | 0% | 0/2 | 56.25% | 9/16 | |
| Planes.ts | 55.56% | 10/18 | 0% | 0/24 | 0% | 0/2 | 50% | 8/16 | |
| Role.ts | 90% | 9/10 | 0% | 0/3 | 0% | 0/1 | 87.5% | 7/8 | |
| Users.ts | 69.7% | 23/33 | 0% | 0/27 | 0% | 0/3 | 67.74% | 21/31 | |
| UsersCompanies.ts | 42.86% | 18/42 | 0% | 0/72 | 0% | 0/2 | 40% | 16/40 |